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Publishing | Variety speaks with Madrigall President Antoine Gallimard about how the French publishing giant and its holdings (Gallimard, Casterman, Flammarion and Futuropolis, among them) handle the film rights to their many graphic novels, and the popularity of comics as source material: "I think that the French publishing and film industries feed on, complement, and ultimately do help each other. The number of films adapted from books that are produced every year in France is eloquent testimony to this." Noting that, "In recent years, there's a real feeding-frenzy for graphic novels, comic books," Gaillimard says, "Comedy, in all its variants, is the most popular of adapted materials." [Variety]
Legal | An Algerian judge has made a preliminary recommendation of 18 months' imprisonment for cartoonist Djamel Ghanem for drawing a cartoon, which was never published, that government officials deemed offensive. In an odd twist, Ghanem was sued by his own newspaper, La Voix de l'Oranie, which tends to favor the current administration, and as a result, he has been blackballed by the Algerian media. The cartoon is critical of President Abdelaziz Bouteflika's bid for a fourth term but doesn't even depict the president — it shows two people in conversation, comparing the fourth term to baby diapers — Ghanem said the point was that Algerians were treated like children. Pressed by the district attorney to admit the cartoon was insulting to the Bouteflika, Ghanem insisted that wasn't his intention. [Global Voices Online]
Creators | Al Jaffee, who at age 92 is still drawing the Fold-Ins for MAD Magazine, explains how the first one came about (he thought it would be a one-shot gag) and how he makes them each month, and, in a video, shows off the one Fold-In MAD wouldn't run. [Yahoo! News]
Creators | It's official: Indian cartoonist Aseem Trivedi, who was briefly imprisoned on sedition charges stemming from one of his cartoons in 2012, is running for parliament. During last year's assembly elections, Trivedi launched a campaign called Occupy Polling Booths, which aimed to educate voters about the candidates' criminal backgrounds. [The Indian Express]
Creators | New Yorker cartoonist Ed Koren, who was recently named Vermont's Cartoonist Laureate, talks about his work, how he ended up in Brookfield, Vermont, where he serves on the local volunteer fire department, and how the state inspires his work: "There's something always new, or quirky or nutty or outrageous… To me, it never ends, and it's great for that." [VTDigger]
Creators | Tom Spurgeon interviews writer Joe Casey at great length about his work, working for hire, how the industry has changed, and a host of other issues, as well as Sex, Butcher Baker and his Big Two work. [The Comics Reporter]
Creators | Paul Gravett interviews the Hungarian creator András Baranyai about his work and the evolution of the Hungarian comics scene in recent years. [Paul Gravett]
Creators | Chris Ecker has found a new spin on digital publishing: He's re-releasing his comic strip The Knight Watchman on Twitter. [The Daily Herald]
Conventions | I reported on the presence of children's comics — and children! — at the Angoulême International Comics Festival. [Publishers Weekly]
Conventions | Mike Stucka interviews a cross-section of attendees at the Warner Robins Comic Con in Warner Robins, Georgia, including a cosplaying mom and artist Don Hillsman II. [The Telegraph]
Comics | Andy Smith rounds up 15 comics that have #1 issues in February. [Creative Loafing Charlotte]
Al Jaffee "shows off the one Fold-In MAD wouldn't run". Untrue. He describes the circumstances of the fold-in in question, but neither shows nor describes the fold-in itself. An interesting 3 minutes nonetheless, but save your time if you're just looking to see the fold-in.
Joe Casey is one of the worst things that ever happened to Marvel Comics/television, along with Jeph Loeb.
He writes pages and pages of "Exposition" and calls it "Establishing."
His writing is all shit.
You can tell in the interview he is extremely jealous in his life. Extremely.
It's strange to put forth such an angry interview like that. And rambling. Frustrated.
"Joe Casey is one of the worst things that ever happened to Marvel Comics/television, along with Jeph Loeb."
I totally agree, Jarrod. Those two must excel at kissing editor-butt, because neither one is a good enough writer to even rise to the heights of mediocrity.


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Total Fat 92 g142%
Saturated Fat 25.6 g128%
Trans Fat 0 g
Cholesterol 184 mg61.3%
Sodium 4083.1 mg170.1%
Total Carbohydrates 133 g44.3%
Dietary Fiber 27.8 g111.3%
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Protein 130 g260.5%
Vitamin A 99% Vitamin C 322%
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GADSDEN, Ala. (AP) - A former Alabama high school teacher awaits
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Amanda Alldredge pleaded guilty Monday to failing to abide by a state law that required her to report child abuse.
Authorities say the 31-year-old Alldredge was working at Gadsden City High School when she failed to report that another former teacher was having sex with a 15-year-old student.
Alldredge also pleaded guilty to two counts of contributing to the delinquency of a minor. Authorities say she bought alcohol for a minor earlier this year.
Alldredge quit her job in a deal with prosecutors. Prosecutors say she could avoid jail time if she reports to a judge as required.
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Rudd hits the road in comic 'Fundamentals of Caring'
"The Fundamentals of Caring" is a solid buddy movie that uses some genuinely funny moments to underscore a poignant message about friendship and dealing with the cards life has dealt you. Read more »
Moving 'Gleason' stresses the importance of determination, fatherhood
"Gleason" is much more than a documentary about a professional athlete who was diagnosed with ALS. It is also a powerful portrait of the value and importance of fatherhood. Read more »
'Land of Mine' is a violent and heartbreaking portrait of forgiveness
"Land of Mine" only has a fraction of the gore that has defined war films like "Saving Private Ryan," but its sparse violence is almost harder to take. Read more »
Sundance film explores changing warfare through the eyes of murdered journalist
War journalist James Foley's death at the hands of ISIS shocked the world in 2014, but it wasn't just an example of ISIS' barbaric methods. It illustrated how war — and journalism —... Read more »
Sundance film demonstrates how even The Bad Kids benefit from empathy
New Sundance documentary "The Bad Kids" shows how empathy can dramatically improve the lives of at-risk students at one California high school. Read more »
'The Eagle Huntress' captures the beauty and culture of remote Mongolia
"The Eagle Huntress" is a new documentary that follows the pioneering efforts of a 13-year-old girl named Aisholpan, who wants to be the world's first female Eagle Hunter. Read more »
Carney's 'Sing Street' is a heartwarming musical tribute to 1980s pop
"Sing Street" is about a 15-year-old boy who forms a band so he can impress a girl. The film is a portrait of a beloved decade, an essay on the struggles of a family and evidence of how... Read more »
A rewrite or two might have helped dysfunctional family dramedy 'The Hollars'
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Disney combats autism in inspiring documentary 'Life, Animated'
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Herzog explores the pros and cons of technology in fascinating 'Lo and Behold'
Werner Herzog could probably get people to pay to listen to him read out of a phone book. But when you combine that voice with great content, you get one of the highlights of this year's... Read more »
'Little Gangster' is a charming and insightful father-son comedy
"Little Gangster" is a film that will put a smile on your face, and frequently. It isn't able to sustain the laugh-out-loud pace of its first 30 minutes, but there are more than enough great... Read more »
Sundance film shows realities behind social media use and sexual assault
Technology and social media can make sexual assault worse for survivors. But it can also be a bridge to healing and a platform to tell their stories. Read more »
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Zions Bank advisers highlighted the economic impact of the Sundance Film Festival as they delivered the January consumer confidence report Tuesday. Read more »
'Swiss Army Man' befuddles as it muses on life and flatulence
In the opening sequence of "Swiss Army Man," actor Paul Dano pilots a human jet ski across the ocean on the power of its flatulence. The human jet ski is a dead body played by Daniel Radcliffe,... Read more »
Affinity and beyond: Sundance film explores new possibilities for autism therapy
Once considered mere fixations for people and children with autism, the "affinities" of autistic children are now being explored as a possible therapy to aid social and emotional connection. Read more »
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Matthew Gilmore, author of "Foggy Bottom and the West End," will narrate the history of the neighborhood through a selection of rare vintage images. Learn more about the... Learn more
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"Gotham" Season 3 will start off with a bang from executive producer John Stephens and Ken Woodruff, who penned the first two episodes.
Director Zack Snyder calls Batman the "answer to" Superman; three "Jessica Jones" fights receive expert analysis and more.
Though Bruce Wayne is still a ways away from being Batman, the dynamic between Bruce and Alfred in "Gotham" has resonance for Bat-fans.
Ben McKenzie, Donal Logue, Camren Bicondova, Robin Lord Taylor and more offer some insight into "Gotham" season two's villainous direction.
Viola Davis' Amanda Waller may appear in multiple DC films; Jessica Lucas and James Frain bring "Gotham's" Galavans to life and more.
Executive producer Danny Cannon revealed that James Frain's Theo Galavan is the origin of another well-known DC villain.
Ming-Na Wen's superspy may switch careers in "S.H.I.E.L.D." season 3; Jay Hernandez posts new "Suicide Squad" set pics and more.
Bruno Heller and Danny Cannon discuss Season Two's increase in villains, Lucius Fox's role in Bruce Wayne's development and more.
Idris Elba let it slip that he will show up in the "Avengers" sequel along with Tom Hiddleston; Channing Tatum's X-Men spinoff gets the go ahead and more.
Michigan local news captures footage of Metropolis set; Guggenheim on the Fox drama's shout out to Queen Consolidated and more.
Robert Downey Jr. is close to signing on for "Captain America 3," potentially setting into motion the most epic phase of Marvel's movies to date; the zombie drama devours "Sunday Night Football" and more.
The writer and executive producer hopes to build a Gotham City that appeals to and surprises both hardcore fans and mainstream audiences alike.
Executive Producers Bruno Heller and Danny Cannon reveal their vision for Fox's "Gotham," and exploring Batman's origins from a fresh perspective.
"Gotham" showrunner Bruno Heller and the cast of "Gotham" discuss what to expect from the upcoming Batman prequel television series.
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I used to love Camelback because the trails were in good condition and the terrain park wasn't bad. The food and lift tickets were pricey but that's understandable from a big ski resort. But now, the new management has made a big number of blunders and because of that, I consider this to be one of the worst if not the worst ski resorts I have ever been to. Some things that they have done:
1) Added preferred parking section, as if they needed more money
2) $10 PARK PASS (Are you kidding me?!? - Pay to enter their mediocre terrain park?)
3) One day decided to not close the left side of the resort but also shut down the MAIN LIFT and refused to work on it on a weekend! So, there was a really huge line on the only lift that took you to the top of the mountain (which was a double btw)
4) Trails are really icy, especially on the green trails. On some trails, you can start to see the dirt below the snow. Despicable.
5) $600 season pass?!?!?!? I think some places in Vermont sell season passes cheaper than this
In short, Camelback used to be a great resort but new management turned this place to be one of the worst places you can ever go to.
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: a particular place or area
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The plant has only been found in one locality.
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A major earthquake shook a sparsely populated region of Russia's Far East early Friday, injuring 31 people and damaging buildings, the Emergency Situations Ministry said. No deaths were reported.
The U.S. Geological Survey and Japan's Meteorological Agency estimated the temblor just off the Kamchatka Peninsula to be about 7.7 magnitude. Russia's north Pacific coast is on a major tectonic plate and frequently is hit by earthquakes and volcanic eruptions.
The quake hit at around 12:30 p.m. Friday (2330 GMT Thursday) in the Koryak region, nearly 4,350 miles east of Moscow and some 625 miles north of the largest city in the area, Petropavlovsk-Kamchatsky, said Oleg Kotosanov, a duty officer with the regional emergency department.
It was followed by a series of smaller temblors, including one with a magnitude of 6.1 that was registered five hours later, the USGS said.
Still, the damage appeared to be minimal.
"It is either a wall cracked, or part of the roof, or a porch collapsed," Koryak emergency official Alexander Shchayev told The Associated Press.
While there have already been three major tremors and a number of smaller ones, he noted, "there have not been any reports of the loss of life."
Fourteen villages, with more than 11,800 residents altogether, were affected, said Yulia Stadnikova, spokeswoman for the federal Emergency Situations Ministry. Thirty-one people were injured, including seven who were hospitalized, she said.
Damaged buildings included a school, two nursery schools and residential buildings, another ministry spokesman said. The ITAR-Tass news agency said many residents of the region, where temperatures were minus 18 Celsius, were afraid to return to their homes and had made bonfires to warm themselves and to cook.
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KILGORE -- The road trip did not begin as planned, as the East Texas Pump Jacks narrowly defeated the Brazos Valley Bombers 3-1. The Pump Jacks pitching staff held the Bombers' hitters in check, as they were only able to manage four hits in the game.
Drew Flaniken's bid to tie the Bombers team-record of five wins did not come to fruition, as the Bombers were unable to provide run support for the hurler from Tennessee-Martin. Flaniken, who came into the game with a 4-1 record, pitched seven solid innings while allowing just seven hits and three runs.
The Bombers cut the lead to 2-1 in the fourth inning and seemed to be on their way toward another rally, but Pump Jacks' pitcher Cam Sokalski did not allow the Bombers to come any closer.
The Bombers dropped to 15-13 with the loss, while the Pump Jacks (17-11) added one game to their lead over the Bombers in the standings. Brazos Valley will try to exact revenge on East Texas tomorrow in the series finale at Driller Park.


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Who else out there is running up high?
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Please see below a list of services all available now at Peugeot Worksop. Also available are unbeatable MOT and Servicing facilities carried out by our trained technicians using the latest vehicle diagnostic technology which will ensure that you receive the best possible service.
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. on the day before my car was due for a service, advisor from Worksop rang to confirm. she was extremely helpful and knowledgeable and as I was ready to cancel my service she sorted out all my problems. She certainly is an asset to your company
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On the search for a new Peugeot? Look no further than Peugeot Worksop. An approved Peugeot dealership, we have a comprehensive selection of the newest Peugeot models, including the 108, 208 , 2008, 308, 3008, 5008, 508, RCZ , Partner Tepee , Partner LCV vans and Boxer LCV vans. We also have a regularly rotated stock of high quality used Peugeot models for sale to the wider Worksop area, meaning you'll never be short of choice when you visit us – whether you're coming from Retford, Misterton, Epworth, Bawtry or further. Plus, we have finance plans to suit all budgets, meaning we've got a car for everyone here at Peugeot Worksop.
As well as our stock of quality new and used Peugeot cars, we also have top class servicing facilities. If you come to Peugeot Worksop, our mechanics will be able to provide you with MOT, spare parts, Motability, and aftersales services. Highly trained and well informed of the latest techniques, our technicians and mechanics will know exactly what it is your Peugeot needs. Plus, if you're unsure of anything, they'll be happy to talk you through, so you're not left out in the cold.
As a Bristol Street Motors dealership, Peugeot Worksop operates at a consistently high standard level. Our customer service is second to none, and our staff are friendly attentive, and always happy to provide help should you need it. If you're on the search for a new Peugeot, used Peugeot, or wide range of Peugeot services, then don't hesitate to come on down to Peugeot Worksop. We're located on Retford Road, easily accessible from the A57 and Worksop. If you can't come in personally, that's fine, as you can always give us a ring and one of the team will be there to help you out. We have a long experience of catering to customers from outside Worksop too, so if you're in Beckingham, Tuxford, Ollerton, Barlbrough, Dinnington or near Nottingham, we'd love to see you. Or alternatively, why not book an MOT or service using or website. Whatever way you choose to get in contact, we hope to get you on the path to finding the right Peugeot soon.
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is this something he agreed to or did she conveniently go behind his back and get approved with the bank without him knowing? wouldnt you need both signatures to get approved for an equity line of credit?!
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TALLAHASSEE, Fla. (AP) - The Florida Legislature has convened its 2009 regular session.
The House and Senate went into session Tuesday. Lawmakers will spend the next 60 days focused mainly on balancing the state budget amid a bleak financial outlook.
The first order of business for the House, though, was to elect Rep. Larry Cretul as speaker. The Republican from Ocala replaces Rep. Ray Sansom, a Republican from Destin, who stepped down because of questions about his relationship with a state college that gave him a job after he funneled about $35 million to the school over the last two years.


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With pistols and small-caliber folding stock rifles, this is easy - just hold the gun exactly how you would if you had an invisible buttstock. But for a large-caliber rifle or shotgun, I've found I really need that buttstock support to quickly manage the recoil and re-aquire the target for a follow-up shot.
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Columbus (October 31, 2011) – The Ohio State Bar Association (OSBA) Jury Instructions Committee, now in its 11th year of service, recently approved four new Ohio jury instructions, bringing the total OSBA jury instructions to 128.
In its 10-year history, the committee has developed a wide ranging series of jury instructions that augment those prepared by the Ohio Judicial Conference and that are used by practitioners and the courts across Ohio. Since its inception, the committee has had three chairs: Judge Richard Markus of Cleveland, Judge Richard Rogers of Marion, and Jack Neuenschwander of Piqua, the current chair.
Through Casemaker, the OSBA's online legal research service, OSBA members have access to the entire set of Ohio Jury Instructions (OJI) prepared by the Ohio Judicial Conference, as well as additional instructions prepared by the OSBA Jury Instructions Committee.
The four new jury instructions available on Casemaker include:
OSBA members can find the latest jury instruction in Casemaker by going to OSBA Jury Instructions, then click on General Instructions, then click on Other, then click on Jury Admonition, or visit the link. The OSBA Jury Instructions Committee is looking for new members, especially in the area of business law. If you are interested, please contact Steve Stover.
Jack Neuenschwander of Piqua serves as chair of the OSBA Jury Instructions Committee. The Vice-Chairs are Judge Lisa L. Sadler of the 10th District Court of Appeals and Judge Ted Barrows of the Franklin County Municipal Court.
The Ohio State Bar Association, founded in 1880, is a voluntary association representing approximately 25,000 members of the bench and bar of Ohio as well as nearly 4,000 legal assistants and law students. Through its activities and the activities of its related organizations, the OSBA serves both its members and the public by promoting the highest standards in the practice of law and the administration of justice.
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AUBURN, Ala. - The top-ranked University of Alabama men's golf team begins play at the 2014 NCAA Auburn Regional Championship Thursday morning at the par-72, 7,326-yard Auburn University Club.
The top-ranked and reigning NCAA Champion Crimson Tide is the top-seeded team in the 14-team Auburn Regional. The regional marks the 10th straight year that the Crimson Tide has reached the NCAA Regional's under head coach Jay Seawell, the longest consecutive streak in team history, and the 23rd overall appearance.
The 14-team regional features No. 2 seed Virginia Tech, No. 3 Texas, No. 4 Auburn, No. 5 New Mexico, No. 6 BYU, No. 7 Kennesaw State, No. 8 Colorado, No. 9 Louisville, No. 10 North Carolina Greensboro, No. 11 UC Davis, No. 12 Sam Houston State, No. 13 St. John's and No. 14 Alabama State.
The top five finishers at the NCAA Auburn Regional will advance to the NCAA Championships at Prairie Dunes Country Club on May 23-28 in Hutchinson, Kan.
The Crimson Tide's lineup, which won the SEC title the last time out, is one of the deepest in the nation with four first team All-SEC selections at the top of the card, including the SEC Player of the Year Robby Shelton. Alabama boasts four players in the top 35 of the Golfweek/Sagarin Performance Index and all five in the top 102. Shelton leads the way at No. 1, followed by Bobby Wyatt at No. 6, Trey Mullinax at No. 8 and Cory Whitsett at No. 35.
Alabama has won its last two NCAA Regionals and three in school history. The Tide won the NCAA Galloway (N.J.) Regional in 2009, the 2012 NCAA Athens (Ga.) Regional and the 2013 NCAA Baton Rouge (La.) Regional. The Crimson Tide have won seven of 10 tournaments this season, including its third straight SEC Championship. The Tide has also won 15 of its last 20 events and 20 of its last 30.
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It's National Truck Driver Appreciation Week. Now, through the 20th, we honor and recognize the men and women who keep the United States (and the world) on the move. It's a job that isn't for everyone. Often these hard working people leave home for days/weeks and for pay that seems to be harder to come by with the increasing fuel costs. Whether it's over the road or local hauls, thank you to all that drive the big rigs to keep America moving forward.


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TORONTO -- Ian Kinsler had three hits and the Texas Rangers beat Toronto 4-1. That's the Blue Jays' fifth straight home defeat.
Vicente Padilla pitched seven strong innings to improve to 2-and-1.
Rangers outfielder David Murphy went 3-for-4 with three doubles.
He scored twice and drove in a run and Texas won its second
straight following a five-game losing streak.
The last time Toronto dropped five straight at home was in April
of 2005. Blue Jays ace Roy Halladay fell to 2-and-2. He allowed
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Are people being hurt when their browsing habits and personal details are collected by online advertising groups?
Privacy rights organizations say yes, that people's sensitive information shouldn't be left in the hands of businesses that benefit from buying and selling it. Online advertising and financial services groups, however, argue that tracking is essential for delivering more relevant advertising, and of course it's the uptake of this advertising that keeps the lights on at many a Web site.
Those opinions come from the 442 comments received by the FTC after it released, in December 2010, its proposal for a privacy framework for public feedback. In the framework, the FTC proposes regulating companies that handle or collect people's personal information, and providing options such as Do Not Track for consumers to opt out of online tracking.
As that proposal suggests, the currently unregulated, free-market approach to selling people's personal information is drawing intense scrutiny. That's due in no small part to The Wall Street Journal's July 2010 What They Know investigative reporting, which detailed the array of cookies and surveillance technologies being used to monitor the who, what, and where of Web site visits. The latest technology can even function in real time, correlating email addresses, movie preferences, income, medical conditions, and more, while resisting attempts to be deactivated.
Online tracking isn't a small business. Notably, the Journal's investigation found that the top 50 Web sites -- which account for about 40% of all page views -- kept close tabs on their users, installing on average 64 different pieces of surveillance technology. For comparison's sake, noted the reporters, Wikipedia installed none.
Furthermore, a thriving micro-economy has emerged in which collected information gets traded on stock-market-like exchanges. According to the report, "in between the Internet user and the advertiser, the Journal identified more than 100 middlemen -- tracking companies, data brokers, and advertising networks -- competing to meet the growing demand for data on individual behavior and interests."
These businesses like life just the way it is, thank you very much. In particular, the Interactive Advertising Bureau -- its nearly 500 members sell and support interactive advertising -- "believes that the appropriate approach to addressing consumer online privacy issues is through industry self-regulation and education," according to its comments on the proposed FTC privacy framework. Self-regulation, it said, will "address privacy concerns while ensuring that the Internet can thrive, thereby benefiting both consumers and the U.S. Economy."
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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Hunting Hills Kennel LLC
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.....A top quality hunting companion for the dedicated sports person
Hunting Hills Kennel has earned 14 NAVHDA & SMCNA NA Breeders Awards and 11 SMCNA Sires Awards. Hunting Hills Kennels encourages all buyers to be members of the North American Versatile Hunting Dog Association (NAVHDA) and the Small Munsterlander Club of North America (SMCNA) to help promote the Small (Kleine) Munsterlander.
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History of the Small Munsterlander:
The SM originated in the Munster region of Northern Germany over 500 years ago. They are called Kleine Münsterländer in Germany. Other early names for the Small Munsterlander are Heidewachtel, Spion (little spy), Maly Munsterlandsky Ohar, Petit Münsterländer, Pienimünsterinseisoja, or Piccolo Münsterländer. Germany is the founding country of Small (Kleine) Munsterlander and wrote the F.C.I .Standard .
The SM is one of the smallest of the gun dogs. It is tough, strongly built, full of nobility, and enthusiasm. The Small Munsterlander's coat should be smooth with feathering on the ears, the legs, and the tail. The dog uses his tail as an instrument of expression, and this signaling ability is highly useful in its work. Many SM have voice on trail or scent when tracking its game, which is a desirable trait especially in Europe. The hunter can hear the voice of his dog and know what type of game it is hunting or tracking.
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Welcome to Hunting Hills Kennel LLC home page on the Internet. At our site we hope to introduce our Small (Kleine) Munsterlander breed to you. The SM (KlM) is a long haired versatile hunting dog that uses both air scent for pointing and ground scent for tracking. They will hunt fur and feather for the hunter on foot. The Small Munsterlander's elegance, intelligence, desire and devotion make them a wonderful hunting partner and home companion.
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Center AffiliationThe Norman Lear Center
Spring 2016 Public Lectures, Talks & Events
- January 31, 2016: Lecture, "It's A Scream How Levine Does The Rhumba," Seattle JCC
- February 12, 2016: Talk, Taste: A Design Observer Symposium, February 12, Los Angeles Theater Center
- March 4, 2016: Talk, "El Centenario: Corpses, Contraband, & Capitalism," Conference, From Cold Wars to Drug Wars, University of Virginia
- March 26, 2016: Lecture, "Menus for Mildred," Mildred Pierce Screening, Art Deco Society, Egyptian Theater, LA, CA http://adsla.org/info/node/485
- April 10, 2016: Panel, "Woody, Wilshire, and South L.A.: Selected Histories," LA Times Festival of Books, 3:00 pm, USC
- April 18, 2016: Moderator/Host, "Sonic Landscape: An Evening with Tania Candiani and Guillermo Galindo," CALA Crossfade Lab, ASU Art Museum, Phoenix AZ
- April 21, 2016: Lecture, "To Live and Dine in L.A.: Menus and the Making of the Modern City", UC Irvine Food Matters Lecture series
- May 27, 2016: Talk, "The Jukebox Commons: Songs in the Key of 1966," Conference, Latin American Studies Association, NY NY
Professor Kun's research focuses on the arts and politics of cultural connection, with an emphasis on popular music, the cultures of globalization, the US-Mexico border, Los Angeles, and Jewish-American musical history. He also works as a journalist, essayist, and curator.
He is director of The Popular Music Project at USC Annenberg's The Norman Lear Center and co-editor (with Ron Radano) of the book series "Refiguring American Music" for Duke University Press. He founded the USC Annenberg Distinguished Lecture Series on Latin American Arts & Culture. He is currently a Book Review editor for the International Journal of Communication and a member of the editorial board of Public Culture.
Kun is curently completing two books: The Ballad of Tijuana: Music Across the California-Mexico Border (UC Press) and Allá: Mexican Music in 21st Century America (Duke UP). His introduction and essay to Border Cantos (Aperture), a collaboration between photographer Richard Misrach and composer and musician Guillermo Galindo, will be published in 2016.
He is the author of Audiotopia: Music, Race, and America (UC Press), which won a 2006 American Book Award and two books based on the special collections of the Los Angeles Public Library: Songs in the Key of Los Angeles (2013, Angel City Press) which was awarded a Phi Kappa Phi Faculty Merit Recognition Award, and To Live and Dine in L.A.: Menus and the Making of the Modern City (2015, Angel City Press), which was covered by The New Yorker, Newsweek, The Washington Post, The Los Angeles Times, National Public Radio, The Hollywood Reporter, and many more. In 2008, he co-authored (with Roger Bennett) And You Shall Know Us By The Trail of Our Vinyl: The Jewish Past As Told By The Records We've Loved and Lost (Crown, 2008) and he is an editor of several collections: Sound Clash: Listening to American Studies (John Hopkins, co-edited with Kara Keeling), Tijuana Dreaming: Life and Art at the Global Border (Duke UP, co-edited with Fiamma Montezemolo), Black and Brown in Los Angeles: Beyond Conflict and Coalition (UC Press, co-edited with Laura Pulido), and The Song is Not The Same: Jews and American Popular Music (Purdue UP).
A former Arts Writers Fellow with The Sundance Institute and a former fellow of the Ucross Foundation and The Mesa Refuge, his articles and essays have appeared in numerous scholarly journals, anthologies, and exhibition catalogues, covering everything from the music of the Mexican border and the lost histories of Jewish mambo and Jewish jazz, to African-American and Latina/o musical exchange in Los Angeles. He has written the liner notes to CDs by Herb Alpert and the Tijuana Brass, Sammy Davis Jr., and Maldita Vecindad.
As a curator of exhibitions, installations, and public humanities projects, he has worked with The Getty Foundation (Pacific Standard Time), The Grammy Museum (Trouble in Paradise: Music and Los Angeles 1945-75), LA County Museum of Art (The Corrido of L.A.), The Skirball Cultural Center (Jews on Vinyl), The Los Angeles Public Library (To Live and Dine in LA), The Autry National Center (listening stations Jews in the Los Angeles Mosaic) , Grand Performances (The Phillips Music Company), the Santa Monica Museum of Art (The Donkey Show), the Museum of Latin American Art (listening station Mex/LA: Mexican Modernism(s) in Los Angeles 1930-1985), and the Contemporary Jewish Museum (Jews on Vinyl & Black Sabbath). His 2013 project with the Los Angeles Public Library, Songs in the Key of Los Angeles, included collaborations with KCET Artbound on a web series and Grand Performances on a large-scale public concert.
In 2005, he co-founded The Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation, a non-profit organization dedicated to excavating lost treasures of Jewish-American music. The Society re-issues classic albums and the stories behind them; manages a digital based archive of the music and the artists who created it in order to preserve their legacy for future generations; curates museum exhibits like Jews on Vinyl and Black Sabbath that showcase the stories behind the music, and organize concerts which bring the 80 and 90 year old performers back on stage before a young audience at venues like Lincoln Center in New York, Skirball in Los Angeles and Yoshi's in San Francisco.
As a critic and journalist, Kun has contributed to The New York Times, The Los Angeles Times, The American Prospect, Los Angeles Magazine, LA Weekly, and other publications. From 1998-2006, he wrote "Frequencies," a bi-weekly music column published in the San Francisco Bay Guardian and Boston Phoenix. His writing has also appeared in Tu Ciudad Los Angeles, Cabinet, The Believer, Guilt & Pleasure, Village Voice, SPIN, Mother Jones, Rolling Stone, SPIN, and in Mexico's La Jornada and Proceso. On the radio, has been a frequent commentator for National Public Radio, BBC, KPCC, and WNYC. His journalism on the US-Mexico border earned him a 2007 Unity Award in Media and made him a finalist for a 2007 Southern California Journalism Award. Kun was a regular critic on The Movie Show With John Ridley on American Movie Classics, and he has also appeared as a culture critic on ABC, The Disney Channel, National Geographic TV, UPN, Fox Latin America, BBC Radio, and National Public Radio. From 1999-2000, he hosted The Red Zone, Southern California's first commercial Latin Rock radio program, on 107.1 FM and in 2002 was the show's host on MTV-español. From 2003-2005, he hosted and associate produced Rokamole, a weekly Latin alternative music video show on KJLA-LATV.
Prior to joining the USC Annenberg School, Kun was Associate Professor of English at the University of California, Riverside. He holds a Ph.D. in Ethnic Studies from UC Berkeley.
Sample Lectures
At The Edge of Urban Identity (with Ozomatli, TEDxSF)
Music as Social Action (TEDxUSC)
The Art of the Crossfade (with J. Period, TEDxPCC)
2015 To Live and Dine in L.A.: Menus and the Making of the Modern City. Angel City Press.
2013 Songs in the Key of L.A.: Sheet Music and the Making of California. Angel City Press.
2013 Black and Brown Los Angeles: A Contemporary Reader. Editor with Laura Pulido. UC Press.
2012 Tijuana Dreaming: Art and Life at the Global Border. Editor with Fiamma Montezemolo. Duke University Press.
2012 Sound Clash: Listening to American Studies. Editor with Kara Keeling. John Hopkins UP.
2011 The Song Is Not The Same: Jews and American Popular Music. The Jewish Role in American Life Vol. 7. Annual Volume of The USC Casden Institute. Editor. Purdue University Press.
2008 And You Shall Know Us By The Trail Of Our Vinyl: The Jewish Past As Told by The Records We Have Loved and Lost. Co-authored with Roger Bennett. Random House, 2008.
2005 Audiotopia: Music, Race, and America. Winner of the 2006 American Book Award. UC Press 2005.
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2015 "How To Look at Los Angeles: A Conversation With DJ Waldie, Lynell George, and Josh Kun," Los Angeles Times (July 24, 2015).
2015 "Music and Memory: The Tlaltelolco Refrain," Kalfou: A Journal of Comparative and Relational Ethnic Studies (Vol 2.1, 2015).
2015 "Los Angeles is Singing," LAtitudes: An Angeleno's Atlas ed. Patricia Wakida (Heyday, 2015).
2015 "The Last Barn Dance," New York Times (Feb 25, 2015).
2014 "Sound," Keywords in American Cultural Studies, NYU Press 2014.
2012 "So Many Bones in the Desert." Interview with Sergio Gonzalez Rodriguez. Los Angeles Review of Books.
2012 "A Nightstick Turned Into a Song." On Music and Black Power. The American Prospect.
2012 "Death Rattle." On Music, Violence, and the US-Mexico Drug War. The American Prospect.
2011 "Sing, Memory." On Music and Memory. The American Prospect.
2011 "Latin-Esque: The (Mexican) Musical Modernism of L.A., 1950-1966." Mex/LA: "Mexican" Modedernism(s) in Los Angeles, 1930-1985. ed. Hatje Cantz, Museum of Latin American Art.
2011 "The Personal Equator: Patssi Valdez at the Border." Asco: Elite of the Obscure: A Retrospective, 1972-1987. ed. Hatje Cantz, Museum of Latin American Art.
2011 "KWXY AM 1340, Cathedral City." Sights and Sounds. Boom: A Journal of California.
2011 "Playing the Fence, Listening to the Line: Sound, Sound Art, and Acoustic Politics at the US-Mexico Border." Performance in the Borderlands: A Critical Anthology. eds. Harvey Young and Ramon Rivera-Servera. Palgrave.
2011 "The Tijuana Sound: Blues, Brass, and the Musical Borders of the 1960s." Transnational Encounters: Music and Performance at the U.S.-Mexico Border. Ed. Alejandro Madrid. Oxford University Press.
2011 "California Sueños." Boom: A Journal of California Studies. Issue 1, Volume 1. UC Press.
2011 "The Sound of '68: Notes on The Musical Legacy of Tlateloco." Kalfou. Special journal issue, "1968." University of Minnesota Press.
2010 "Black Sabbath." Liner notes essay. Black Sabbath: The Secret Musical HIstory of Black-Jewish Relations. Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation.
2010 "Unexpected Harmony: YouTube Helps Legaci's Breakout." The New York Times. June 15, 2010.
2010 "El Disco Es Cultura." The Record: Contemporary Art and Vinyl. Ed. Trevor Schoonmaker. Duke University Press,
2010 "Tijuana and the Borders of Race." The Blackwell Companion to Los Angeles. Eds. William Deverell and Greg Hise. Blackwell.
2009 "Have An Hors D' Ouevrey Irvy: The Music of Jewish-American Food." Koscher & Co. Exhibition Catalog. Judisches Museum Berlin.
2009 "The Sound of the Desert Sublime." Convergence: Special Issue on "The Sonic West." Ed. Stephen Aron. Autry National Center.
2009 "Mazel Tov, Mis Amigos." Liner notes essay. Juan Calle and HIs Lantzmen, Mazel Tov, Mis Amigos. Idelsohn Society for Musical Preservation.
2009 "Mexican Bands Find Success Via Cell Phones." The New York Times. April 3, 2009.
2008 A Line in the Sand: The Contemporary US-Mexico Border and Its Future. Los Angeles Times. February 17, 2008.
2008 "Immigrant Sage: How a 70-year-old curmudgeon, played by a 28-year-old, became one of the most popular personalities on L.A. radio." Los Angeles Magazine. December 2008.
2007. "Abie the Fishman: On Masks, Birthmarks, and Hunchbacks. In E. Weisbard (Ed.), Listen Again: A Momentary History of Pop Music. Durham, NC and London: Duke University Press.
2007 "How We Listen: A Conversation Between Josh Kun and Leon Botstein." Guilt & Pleasure, 6.
2007 "Interview with Jorge Hernández of Los Tigres del Norte." Bomb: A quarterly arts & culture magazine.
2007 "The Latte-ization of Tijuana." Los Angeles Times, August 6 2007.
2007 "The Ballad of Music Man Murray." Los Angeles Magazine, July 2007.
2007. "Mexico City's Indie Rock, Now Playing to the World." New York Times. May 13, 2007.
2006 "The New Sound of Mexico, Sung in a Nashville Accent." New York Times. December 17, 2006.
2006. "We Are a Band, and We Play One on TV." New York Times. July 9, 2006.
2006 "The Twiins: Mexican Music, Made in America." New York Times. May 14, 2006.
2006 "They're With the Band, Speaking That Global Lanage: Brass." New York Times. April 9 2006.
2006 "The Island of Jorge Hank Rhon." LA Weekly. February 16, 2006.
2005 "Bagels, Bongos, and Yiddishe Mambos, or The Other History of Jews in America." Shofar: An Interdisciplinary Journal of Jewish Studies, 23(4).
2004 "File Under: Post-Mexico."Aztlan, 29(1).
2002 "Two Turntables and a Social Movement: Writing Hip-Hop at Century's End." American Literary History, 14(3)
2002 "'The Sun Never Sets on MTV: Tijuana NO! and the Border of Music Video." Latino/a Popular Culture. eds. M. Romero & M. Habell-Pallan. NYU Press.
2001 "The Aural Border." Theatre Journal, 52.
2010 Black Sabbath: The Music of Blacks and Jews. Co-curator. Contemporary Jewish Museum, San Francisco.
2009 Jews on Vinyl. Co-curator. Contemporary Jewish Museum (S.F.) & Skirball Cultural Center (L.A.)
2009 Last Exit USA. Solo installation. Steve Turner Contemporary. Los Angeles, CA.
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