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BEREA, Ohio -- Just a few minutes after the Tuesday morning practice here, Cleveland Browns head coach Butch Davis sauntered into the field house that is part of the team's marvelous complex, and sought out defensive tackle Gerard Warren, who was typically sopping from the effort he had just expended during the 90-minute session.
"Now that, big man, was a real yellow-jersey performance," enthused Davis.
The reference, of course, was to the yellow jersey awarded to the overall leader in the Tour de France, a ritual picked up upon by the Browns this summer, and an honor that is figuratively conferred on the Cleveland player who had the most outstanding practice.
At 320 pounds, you probably wouldn't want Warren challenging the titanium frame of any vehicle that includes just two wheels and zero shock absorbers. This much, though, can be said for the big guy, who is entering his fourth NFL season: He is pedaling along pretty nicely toward what he insists will be the season in which he silences his critics.
Camp has gone well for Warren, who has shed about 20 pounds, and appears notably trimmer. His stamina and quickness have improved along with his work ethic. And he understands what is expected of him and what he expects of himself.
"The team goals, well, those are pretty obvious," said Warren, who has started in all but one of his 47 appearances during his first three NFL campaigns. "As for personal stuff, not even a Pro Bowl (berth) would probably be good enough to satisfy me. This is about being the best tackle ever in the league. I need to get to the point where there's never a doubt over who is the best tackle. I think my opponents and teammates know how well I have played, but the fans and the media, they haven't gotten it yet. But this is the year, man. This has to be the year."
Reminded that he has made similar claims in past seasons, Warren, admittedly one of our favorite interview subjects, offered just a knowing smile. Certainly he has heard whispers that, like Cleveland defensive end Courtney Brown, this is put-up or shut-up time for him with an organization that has invested mightily in the two former first-rounders and feels it has yet to cash a commensurate dividend.
The third overall choice in the 2001 draft, Warren, 26, has been excoriated by the local fans and media only slightly less than Brown, the first pick in the 2000 lottery. In tandem, they were supposed to be the inside-outside twin cinder blocks for the construction of a defense that would feature one of the NFL's premier front four units.
Of course, it hasn't happened that way.
Brown's résumé includes more games missed to injury than sacks over his first four NFL seasons. He has been moved from the left side to the right and back to the left again and it is now clear he lacks the quick twitch that is requisite to being a consistent pass rusher. He is a solid enough player but the Browns didn't lead off the 2000 draft hoping to get just a run-stuffer.
Warren has dominated in spurts, suffered through a few indiscretions on and off the field, but hasn't yet reached an acceptable level of consistency. He can take over games for a short time and then disappear for a while.
Said one Cleveland assistant coach: "With his ability, he ought to be kicking the (crap) out of people. If he played every snap the same way, with the intensity you see in bits and pieces from him, he'd be unstoppable."
Then again, Warren's performance hasn't been nearly as shoddy as is perceived in these parts. It is difficult to gauge the play of a defensive tackle because of myriad standards used around the league. The measuring stick certainly varies from one team to the next, depending upon the scheme, and the demands of the job. Some tackles are supposed to merely eat up blockers, command the double-team, and essentially serve as the sacrificial defender who allows the linebackers to run to the ball. Others are meant to be playmakers and penetrators.
Warren, a former University of Florida star, is a little of both. But in the second season under coordinator Dave Campo, and in a one-gap scheme that emphasizes penetration and disruption, Warren acknowledged he needs to ratchet things up. The goal is to chase the quarterback, to stop the run on the way to the pocket, to get quickly up field.
And Warren, whose career totals include 196 tackles and 12½ sacks, at least mentally, has bought in to Campo's package. Now he needs to translate acceptance of the scheme into performance on the field.
"It's definitely (conducive) to what I do well," said Warren, whose pure, athletic skill set is rare at the tackle position. "I liked it last year, when Coach Campo came in, and I like it even more now. We should be much better now that we're into the second year with it. I should be much better in the second year playing it."
There are certainly some numbers upon which to build. Warren's tackle total last year, 64 total stops, was still 14 shy of the career best he registered as a rookie in 2001. But he had a career-high 5½ sacks and his 34 quarterback pressures tied his personal best. The best, he said, is yet to come, and some of his opponents agree.
Pittsburgh left guard Alan Faneca, a three-time Pro Bowl performer, allowed last week that Warren has "scary" physical tools. One longtime league personnel director, when asked to pick 10 players he felt could have breakout seasons in 2004, cited Warren as a player who was ready to move to the next level.
The near-universal rap on Warren is that he takes too many downs off. But at least in the practices we have witnessed over the years, that hasn't been the case in training camps. The erudite Brown, who may simply be too smart to ever embrace the same, can come off the practice field with nary a bead of sweat on him. On the other hand, Warren is the real-life Fat Albert (OK, maybe Not-So-Fat Albert now), the unkempt slob, with his sweat-soaked shirt dangling from out of his pants.
Indeed, if there was sweat equity in the league, Warren would own the NFL by now.
Noted in the past as "Big Money," a nickname hung on him by his high school coach, Warren said he is known more familiarly now by the nickname "Penny." It is not, he hastened to add, indicative of any depreciation of his value.
That value, we should note, will essentially be set after this season. Warren is loathe to discuss his contract situation. He restructured his deal to lower the cap charge for this season but, come 2005, it skyrockets again. So for the newly-minted "Penny," this season is a money year, even if he prefers to regard it as just the next chance for a breakout year.
"You know me, I'm not an excuse-maker, and I'm not going to start being one now," Warren said, before heading for a welcomed shower. "I'm the no-alibi man, right? So no excuses if I don't dominate people this season. None whatsoever."
Senior writer Len Pasquarelli covers the NFL for ESPN.com.


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A Houma suspect is charged with first-degree murder in connection with the Thursday homicide of a Lafayette resident found dead inside a burned house, police said.
Elwood A. Billiot II, 29, is in the Terrebonne Parish jail awaiting transfer to Lafayette.
He is suspected of killing notary Sidney Touchet, 73, 123 Sunset Drive, whose body was found just after midnight Thursday inside his burning Lafayette home, authorities said. Lafayette Police spokesman Cpl. Paul Mouton said Touchet did not die in the fire, and officials are not yet sure how long he was dead when firefighters discovered his body.
Touchet's 2004 red Ford Mustang was recovered in Terrebonne Parish Thursday, but Mouton and Terrebonne officials won't say where they found it.
Mouton said police confirmed Billiot drove the car to Terrebonne, but he has not been charged with stealing the Mustang.
The house fire was intentionally set, Lafayette Fire spokesman Alton Trahan said. Billiot is not charged with arson, either.
Touchet's death has been ruled a homicide, Mouton said. An autopsy will determine the exact cause of death.
Trahan said Touchet's house doubled as his notary office, and the fire started in the bedroom.
Billiot was already in the Terrebonne Parish jail when booked on the murder charge. He was arrested Thursday afternoon on unrelated charges of domestic abuse and damaging property, Terrebonne sheriff's Capt. Dawn Foret said.
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A public hearing regarding proposed fee increases will be held Thursday at West Texas A&M University.
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The agenda also will include proposals to increase the Health Fee from $29.26 to $32.19 per semester, to raise the Student Service Fee from $13 per semester credit hour (maximum $165) to $14.30 per semester credit hour (not to exceed $180) and to create an International Education Fee. The new fee, $4 per semester per student, would allow WT to establish a study-abroad program.
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Based on the proposed university increases and the state-mandated tuition hike from $42 to $44 per semester credit hour, a Texas resident enrolled in 15 semester credit hours at WT in fall 2002 may expect to pay $1,434.69 in basic tuition and fees, an increase of $66.93 over fall 2001 figures.
That total could increase by $1 if students pass a referendum that would allow WT to assess a $1 per student per semester fee to fund a Washington, D.C., Internship Education Program. The student referendum is scheduled for today.
Albrecht, WT President Russell Long, Flavius Killebrew, provost/vice president for academic affairs, and Gary Barnes, vice president for business and finance, will present the proposed fee increases at the public hearing.
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Can This Election Settle Anything?
The most important issue in the 2012 campaign barely gets discussed: How will we govern ourselves after the election is over?
Elections are supposed to decide things. The voters render a verdict on what direction they want the country to take and set the framework within which both parties work.
President Obama's time in office, however, has given rise to a new approach. Republicans decided to do all they could to make the president unsuccessful. Their not-so-subliminal message has been: We will make the country ungovernable unless you hand us every bit of legislative, executive and judicial power so we can do what we want.
Judging by the current polls, this approach hasn't worked. Mitt Romney is suffering not only from his own mistakes but also because a fundamentally moderate country has come to realize that today's GOP is far more extreme than Republicans were in the past. Romney's makers-not-takers 47 percent remarks made clear that the current GOP worldview is more Ayn Rand than Adam Smith, more Rush Limbaugh than Bill Buckley, more Rick Perry than Abe Lincoln.
Yet can one election turn the country around and make Washington work again?
Let's start by saying that if the election takes an abrupt turn and Romney wins, he would probably get a Republican House and Senate. Then the country would get the GOP Full Monty, a complete dose of what it has to offer.
Somewhat more possible, given the current polls, is unified Democratic government. If Obama winds up with something like 53 percent of the popular vote or more, the Democrats have a real chance of winning both House and Senate majorities.
But what if the current conventional wisdom is right in foreseeing an Obama win coupled with continued, narrow Democratic control of the Senate and a House Republican majority depleted but still in charge? Will Republicans give up on obstruction and the reckless use of the filibuster? Will they be open to compromise on the budget?
This depends partly on a debate already going on inside the Republican Party and the conservative movement about why Romney is losing. It's a precursor to what would be the post-election "why Romney lost" lollapalooza.
The right-wing contention is simple: Romney was a lousy candidate, a closet moderate who didn't offer the detailed conservative program in all its splendor and who "muzzled" Paul Ryan, an idea some Ryan partisans are leaking. If this side wins, the GOP will stick with obstruction and wait for the next election.
But Romney's 47 percent remarks finally unshackled the more moderate conservatives who know how destructive the Ayn Rand/tea party approach to politics has been. Some are talking about a Republican organization, similar to the old Democratic Leadership Council, to pull the party closer to the center.
This debate is important, but the more moderate view is unlikely to get any serious foothold among House Republicans and has only limited reach in the Senate GOP. That's why the future of governance hangs largely on how Obama chooses to run the rest of his campaign.
Brand Obama has always been resistant to partisanship. Yet the president's current case against Romney is really a case against the entire right-wing approach. Obama's ability to govern in a second term thus depends not simply on his own triumph but also on the decisive defeat of those who have been obstructing him. If he wins but they win, is there much chance that the obstruction will stop?
Obama hopes that if he earns re-election by defending tax increases on the wealthy, the current structure of Medicare, and investments in education and infrastructure, he'll have a mandate for a sensible budget compromise. The Medicare and tax arguments square with what Democratic congressional candidates are saying, and after a briefing of House Democrats last Friday from David Axelrod, Obama's senior adviser, House Democratic leader Nancy Pelosi told reporters that she and her colleagues "have no complaint" about the president's relationship to their campaigns.
Yet given the current views of most congressional Republicans, few of them are likely to accept any claim of a mandate, and would eagerly blame a Romney defeat on Romney himself.
If Obama wants to do more than survive, he thus has to fight a bigger and broader campaign that targets not only Romney but also a GOP congressional apparatus that has moved the party far to the right. Paradoxically, Republicans who want to bring their party to a more sensible place share an interest with Democrats in the president doing just this. It will take real toughness to produce more peaceable politics.
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Who ever wins WH, House and Senate, we will have new and serious problem, now that Romney had the nerve to show a real 9% tax rate on his 2011 taxes. [without the 'rubber check' that tries to make it look like 14%], How much will tax revenues fraudulently decline when the middle, upper middle classes feel that if multi millionaires can cheat why should they pay more. ? Say hello to Greece and Italy where the elite dodge taxes.


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In the general population, pregnancy increases the risk of developing breast cancer in the short-term (within five to ten years of pregnancy), but has a protective effect in the long-term. Additionally, patients diagnosed with pregnancy-associated breast cancer have been reported to have a poorer prognosis than non-pregnancy-associated breast cancers. While pregnancy-associated breast cancer is a rare disease, it serves as a very good model to study how pregnancy can modulate breast cancer biology. Dr. Sotiriou's group has been studying the impact of pregnancy on breast cancer biology by analyzing tumor samples that were obtained from pregnant breast cancer patients. In a comparison of breast cancer diagnosed during pregnancy to breast cancer in non-pregnant women of a similar age, Dr. Sotiriou found that the tumors diagnosed during pregnancy had gene profiles that are associated with cancer-related pathways. He believes that this may be due to developmental changes in the breast during pregnancy that may influence the biology of these tumors. In the last year, his group began the process of whole genome sequencing of tumors from patients diagnosed during pregnancy and to compare them to tumors arising in non-pregnant patients. He expect to complete these analyses in 2016. Understanding the effect of pregnancy on breast cancer biology could help identify better treatment strategies and provide insights into possible chemo-preventive options.
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It was very nice took awhile before convincing boyfriend to try it , he likes it but wanted it to be thicker. I sautéed garlic, shallot and chilli before adding the stock.
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In this example, the network administrator is managing authorization by using groups. All user accounts have the Remote Access Permission (Dial-in or VPN) option set to Control access through Remote Access Policy.
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Black Bean Veggie Burgers
2 Tbsp. olive oil
1/2 cup diced red onion
1/2 cup diced bell pepper
1 clove garlic, minced
1 jalapeño, minced
2 cups black beans
1/2 cup corn
1/2 cup bread crumbs
1/2 tsp. cumin
2 Tbsp. chopped cilantro
1 tsp. salt
1/2 cup flour
•In a saucepan over medium heat, in 1 tablespoon of the olive oil, sauté the onion, bell pepper, garlic, and jalapeño for 4 to 5 minutes. Remove from heat and set aside.
•In a mixing bowl, mash the black beans, then add the sautéed vegetables, corn, and bread crumbs and mix well. Season with cumin, cilantro, and salt and mix again.
•Shape into 6 patties, then coat each in flour.
•Place a pan over medium-high heat and add the remaining tablespoon of oil. Cook each patty for about 5 minutes on each side, or until lightly browned.
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Great recipe for someone who is not that into cooking. Great flavor and easy to make.
Great recipe. So flavorful, delicious and easy to make .
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I had a virus on my windows 7 laptop and had to reinstall windows 7. I had a seperate partition (D:) that I had encrypted with truecrypt and I had it set up where the partition wouldn't immediately show. Foolishly, I went to disk properties and deleted the volume. Now I only have the one partion (C:) which is 100Gb of a 640gb drive. Is there any way to undo this? Can I recreate a partition on there and will true crypt recognize it? Am I screwed?
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If you recreate the partition starting and ending at exactly the same positions as before, and you know the keys for it of course, truecrypt should be able to read it as before.
Removing a partition does not overwrite any of its original content (unless you create new partitions over the same space afterwards and write to them, of course), and creating a new partition does not affect the data space, so if you create it in the right place truecrypt won't notice it was ever gone.
Partition utilities like the one from Arconis can search for and undelete deleted partitions. Some of the open source/freeware equivalents may also have similar capabilities.
As for the encryption portion, that is most likely dependent of where the encryption keys are stored. If the keys have been lost, then you might not have too many options from there.
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The Oscar for Best Retiree Goes to...
Our picks for the 10 best retirement films of all time
Retirement, at first blush, isn't the stuff that Hollywood blockbusters are made of. But with the Academy Awards scheduled for March 7, and given our focus at Encore, we began thinking about films in which retirees, or the idea of retirement, play a central role.
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As it happens, retirement isn't a bad way to pick up an Oscar. Or at least a nomination.
Starting with recommendations from experts (read: my brother Stephen), a thorough search of databases (imdb.com is a favorite) and some help from The Wall Street Journal's film critic, Joe Morgenstern, we've assembled a list of the 10 best retirement films of all time. Even found a blockbuster or two. Imagine that.
—Glenn Ruffenach
About Schmidt (2002)
Jack Nicholson is Warren Schmidt, a newly retired insurance actuary and, soon after the film begins, widower. With no spouse, no job and no purpose, he climbs into a 35-foot Winnebago (which he and his wife had planned to use in retirement) and begins a poignant search for a life. A remarkably understated performance by the usually redoubtable Mr. Nicholson. Both he and Kathy Bates, with whom he memorably shares a hot tub in the film, were nominated for Oscars.
Cocoon (1985)
Retirement meets science fiction. Director Ron Howard brings together a group of listless retirees—led by Don Ameche, Wilford Brimley and Hume Cronyn—and a group of hearty aliens (the Antareans) and creates a tender (and, at times, very funny) look at later life in America. Mr. Ameche has a wonderful scene as a newly energized dancer and, at age 77, won the Oscar for best supporting actor.
Going in Style (1979)
Retirement is tough for George Burns, Art Carney and Lee Strasberg. The three men live together in an apartment in Queens, N.Y., subsisting primarily on Social Security checks. Days are spent on a bench in a nearby park, feeding the pigeons. To relieve the tedium and earn a few extra dollars, Mr. Burns's character suggests—what else?—robbing a bank. Which they proceed to do, with surprising results. Although billed primarily as a comedy, this is a remarkably frank and sometimes heartbreaking portrait of later life.
Harry and Tonto (1974)
A retired teacher in New York, played by Art Carney, is forced to move when his apartment building is torn down to make way for a parking garage. After a brief and unsatisfying stay with his son, Mr. Carney's character and his best friend, a cat named Tonto, take to the road. Their journey is a series of small but splendid discoveries. Mr. Carney, at the time known primarily for his television and stage work, scored one of the biggest upsets in Oscar history, taking the best-actor award over fellow nominees Albert Finney, Dustin Hoffman, Jack Nicholson and Al Pacino.
High Noon (1952)
Gary Cooper is trying to retire in this classic western. But the bad guys, and his conscience, won't let him. Mr. Cooper is Will Kane, a small-town marshal whose new wife is played by Grace Kelly. It's his last day on the job, but when he learns that a man he sent to prison years earlier is returning on the noon train to seek revenge, he stays and fights. Mr. Cooper got the Oscar for best actor, but the film itself lost the best-picture contest (inexplicably) to Cecil B. DeMille's "The Greatest Show on Earth."
The Lion in Winter (1968)
Can a king retire? It's Christmas in the year 1183, and Peter O'Toole, as an aging Henry II, hopes to choose a successor from among his three sons. But the boys and their calculating mother, played by Katharine Hepburn, have their own ideas about who should inherit the throne. Brilliant dialogue and inspired performances (including Anthony Hopkins's first screen role). Oscars for Ms. Hepburn as best actress (in a tie with Barbra Streisand for "Funny Girl") and best adapted screenplay.
Lost in America (1985)
A very funny look at early retirement gone wrong. When he is denied his dream job, advertising executive David Howard ( Albert Brooks) and his wife, Linda ( Julie Hagerty), ditch their careers in California, cash out their savings accounts, and plan to spend the rest of their days crisscrossing the country in a motor home. Unhappily, Linda, after just 24 hours on the road, loses virtually all their money in a Las Vegas casino. (David: "Why didn't you tell me when we got married that you were this horrible gambling addict?" Linda: "I've only gambled twice in my life. This was the second time.") David's subsequent conversation with the casino manager—an effort to get the couple's money back—alone is worth the price of admission.
On Golden Pond (1981)
Henry Fonda, in his last picture, is a retired college professor approaching his 80th birthday. He's grappling with his mortality—and with his estranged daughter, played by Jane Fonda. Much was made, at the time, of the on-screen pairing of the real-life father and daughter. But the film belongs to the older Fonda and Katharine Hepburn, who plays his devoted, indomitable wife. Received three Oscars: best actor, best actress (Ms. Hepburn's fourth) and best adapted screenplay.
The Straight Story (1999)
Actor Richard Farnsworth earned a best-actor nomination for his role as Alvin Straight, a 73-year-old retiree in the small town of Laurens, Iowa. Straight lives with his daughter ( Sissy Spacek), and neither is able to drive. This becomes a problem when Straight learns that his brother, who lives 300 miles away in Wisconsin, has been felled by a stroke. Wanting to see the brother before he dies (and unable to afford a bus ticket), Straight boards a riding lawn mower and (at five miles per hour) sets out for Wisconsin. As with "Harry and Tonto," the odyssey makes the picture. Based on a real story.
Unforgiven (1992)
Clint Eastwood is William Munny, a retired gunman turned hog farmer. "I'm just a fella now," he tells his former partner, played by Morgan Freeman. "I ain't no different than anyone else no more." But when a young cowboy offers Munny a chance to avenge a cruel attack on a prostitute (and to split a $1,000 reward), he mounts up, metes out frontier justice (giving special attention to a corrupt sheriff played by Gene Hackman) and becomes, if for just a few moments, the man he once was. Almost flawless. Oscars for best director (Mr. Eastwood), best supporting actor (Mr. Hackman) and best picture. y
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BETHLEHEM, Pa. (PAI)--The National Labor Relations Board has ordered the Sands Casino in Bethlehem, Pa., owned by GOP heavy hitter Sheldon Adelson, to bargain with the independent union its security guards voted for almost a year ago.
In its 3-0 vote on May 30, the board said management did not raise any issues not covered in its prior campaign against the unionization drive by the Law Enforcement Employees Benevolent Association (LEEBA), an independent union based in Catskill, N.Y. LEEBA won overwhelmingly among the approximately 130 officers.
Adelson owns casinos in Hong Kong and Las Vegas in addition to his small Pennsylvania casino. None of the 40,000 workers at any Sands casino are unionized.
And when Unite Here's largest local, #226 in Las Vegas, tried to leaflet visitors to his casino there eight years ago during an organizing drive, while its members stood on a public sidewalk, Adelson fought that issue all the way to the U.S. Supreme Court. He claimed the sidewalk was private property.
But Adelson is now more widely known as the mogul whose $10 million-plus bankrolled the SuperPAC that kept former GOP House Speaker Newt Gingrich's bid for the party's presidential nomination alive. Adelson is now turning his SuperPAC's giving to funding pro-GOP ads in the fall presidential race and the Senate race in Nevada.
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"The respondent (Sands) admits, that on March 2, 2012, the union requested bargaining with the respondent. The respondent admits, that by letter dated March 6, 2012, the union was notified the respondent refused to recognize and bargain. There is no indication that any entity other than the certified union has requested, or will request, recognition and bargaining from the respondent," NLRB said. So, no new hearing is needed, it added.
Sands said it would appeal the board's ruling to federal court in D.C., further delaying bargaining. That disappointed the union, its leaders told media outlets.
"On July 22, it's going to be a year since we voted to get the union in," said George Bonser, the guards' lead delegate. "We were hoping to sit down and negotiate."
LEEBA membership coordinator Peter Luck added Sands "has the right" to take the NLRB's ruling to court. "But our members, at the same time, have the right to organize. At some point in this process it becomes frivolous. I think we're at that point."
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Fashion designer Tom Ford sold a purple, 9-foot-square, 1986 Andy Warhol "Self-Portrait" for $32.6 million tonight, as Sotheby's New York contemporary-art auction had a buoyant start.
The Warhol's high presale estimate was $15 million. Mark Rothko's nearly 8-foot-tall 1961 "Untitled," estimated for $18 million to $25 million, went for $31.4 million.
The evening auction had a presale range of $113.8 million to $161.8 million. The fashion designer Valentino Garavani and investor Nicolas Berggruen were among the notables in the salesroom.
Last night at Christie's, a Jasper Johns painting of the American flag from the estate of author Michael Crichton sold for a record $28.6 million, leading a $231.9 million sale.
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Tori Spelling was looking scary skinny during an outing with two of her children Friday.
With her super skinny arms sticking out from a sleeveless blouse, Tori Spelling looked pale and gaunt as she made a trip to Toys R Us with her kids, Liam and Stella, on Friday.
Only Spelling's bright red lipstick saved her from fading into the background.
Spelling is heading back to the small screen, costarring with her old Beverly Hills 90210 pal, Jennie Garth, in Mystery Girls, for ABC Family.
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Parkinson's Disease Health Center
Glossary of Parkinson's Disease Terms
In this article
Festination: Walking in rapid, short, shuffling steps.
Flexion: A bent or curved posture.
Glaucoma: A sustained increase of pressure within the eyeball, which can injure the optic nerve and cause impaired vision or blindness. Although rare, treatment with anticholinergic drugs (see anticholinergic) may exacerbate glaucoma.
Globus pallidus: A structure located deep in the brain in the inner part of the basal ganglia.
Hypokinesia: Decreased motor activity.
Idiopathic: An adjective meaning "of unknown cause." The usual form of Parkinson's is idiopathic Parkinson's.
Intention tremor: Tremor occurring when the person attempts voluntary movement.
Lenticular nucleus: A group of nerve cells located in the basal ganglia, a structure deep within the brain. The lenticular nucleus contains the cells of the putamen and globus pallidus.
Levodopa: A drug, containing a form of the important brain chemical dopamine, commonly used to treat symptoms of Parkinson's disease. Sinemet and Prolopa contain levodopa.
Levodopa-induced dyskinesias: A side effect of taking levodopa that may occur with prolonged use and is marked by abnormal, involuntary movements. Reducing the amount of levodopa may alleviate the side effect.
Lewy body: Brain cells that have abnormal pigmented spheres inside them. They are found in the damaged parts of the brain in people with Parkinson's disease.
Livido reticularis: A purplish or bluish coloration of the skin seen usually below the knee and on the forearm in persons treated with Symmetrel. This is usually a benign condition.
Lodosyn (Carbidopa): A drug that is usually given in combination with a Parkinson's drug called levodopa; the combination is called Sinemet. Carbidopa helps levodopa to be more effective and can be used to reduce the side effects of levodopa.
Mirapex (pramipexole): A newer dopamine agonist that is tolerated better and is more effective.
Micrographia: The tendency to have very small handwriting due to difficulty with fine motor movements in Parkinson's disease.
MPTP: A toxic chemical, exposure to which causes Parkinson's disease symptoms in some intravenous drug users. It is now used to produce Parkinson's symptoms in laboratory animals in order to study the disease.
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I would be interested in doing something dude what have you got in mind?
Hey Doug. Good to hear that somebody is interested! I am looking for someone more local, but I could learn from your metal work and forging. I want to build a helmet this spring. I could use so advice on that so I'll let you know. Otherwise, I could have some interesting helmet-designs that a smith like you could forge.
Sounds like fun! Tell me, do we know each other in real life? You look familair...
Hey! I don't think we do, since I got to your profile quite randomly :] How's your company doing? Nederlands mag ook ;]


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THEATER; Willing To Risk A Culture Without Labels
Published: October 17, 1999
LONDON— ''SHOCKHEADED PETER,'' a staging of classic 19th-century cautionary tales, opens this afternoon in New York at the New Victory Theater. Its British producer, Cultural Industry, which specializes in new work in the performing arts, is run by Michael Morris. In this article, Mr. Morris and Simon McBurney, the artistic director of the English troupe Theatre de Complicite, talk about ''Shockheaded Peter,'' the dwindling of the avant-garde in Britain and a new blurring of disciplines across the arts. They spoke in Mr. McBurney's London kitchen.
SIMON McBURNEY. Tell me, why would the readers of The New York Times be interested in your work?
MICHAEL MORRIS. The readers of The New York Times should only be interested in the work of artists that I work with, not in my work per se.
McBURNEY. So, who are you?
MORRIS. I'm an independent producer who tries to nurture art I like. In the main, my energy goes into trying to make things from the ground up, whether they take place in theaters -- like ''Shockheaded Peter,'' which is produced by my company, Cultural Industry and will be co-presented in New York by Pomegranate Arts -- or whether they take place in response to site-specific locations, which is the work of another production company I run with the curator James Lingwood called Artangel. I also have long-standing relationships with a handful of artists whose independently produced work I present in London, like Pina Bausch, Robert Lepage and Robert Wilson.
McBURNEY. Did you expect ''Shockheaded Peter,'' which was essentially born out of the alternative theater, to be as popular as it has been, with three or four returns to London, offers from the West End and now New York?
MORRIS. Actually, I try never to second-guess where projects might go because each is a journey and the excitement is having no idea where you're going to end up. With ''Shockheaded Peter,'' it wasn't clear what we had until the audience was in the theater. Our first preview in London was a real disaster. Then, quite suddenly, the press night was a huge success and I still can't tell you what was different. Something happened, which has continued to happen every single time it's been performed, touch wood. But that was not the case on that first faltering preview.
McBURNEY. I love the improvisatory quality of the piece, the beautiful cardboard sets, fantastic puppetry and the brilliantly judged self-mocking performances. One is aware of the process of theater, yet at the same time drawn inexorably into the atmosphere of the piece. As a child, I always adored and was terrified by ''Struwwelpeter,'' or ''Slovenly Peter'' [the book by Heinrich Hoffmann on which the piece is based], particularly the drawings.
MORRIS. About half the audience in Britain came because they remember being haunted by this story. The great thing about Hoffmann was that he used an every-day language that poetry wasn't normally written in. He wrote these poems for the same reason we wanted to make the show. He tried to find a book for his kids, but all those he saw around him were sentimental, sanitized and safe, so he thought, ''Well, I'll write something myself.'' From his work in a psychiatric hospital, he would draw pictures and give them to his children, who, no doubt, reacted as we did.
When we were thinking about developing ''Shockheaded Peter'' my own children were quite young. I had a real problem taking them to the theater because everything was too sugary. And I thought right away this could be the theatrical equivalent of ''The Simpsons'' or of a Tim Burton film.
McBURNEY. ''South Park''?
MORRIS. Absolutely. Hoffmann wrote this as a parody; it's extremely funny----
McBURNEY. And part of the laughter seems to come from the pleasure of knowing that you shouldn't quite tell these stories to children.
MORRIS. We thought more about the adults when we were making it. We never promoted it as a children's show. We wanted people to discover that it was a great event for children. If we had just put it in a box marked ''Kids' Theater'' it wouldn't have worked because it needs a mixed audience. We've done it on the odd occasion when children have predominated in the audience and it hasn't worked so well. Everybody has to be there together. This show is for many different audiences. We're even doing a midnight performance in New York.
McBURNEY. Its originality stems from this mixture of the experimental, the dangerous and entertainment, but its creators, Phelim McDermott and Julian Crouch, who did the award-winning ''70 Hill Lane'' as part of their Improbable Theater, are hardly pillars of the establishment.
MORRIS. Yes, Phelim and Julian are outcasts from the mainstream of theater. Me, too. I'm not involved in the mainstream of theater at all, and Martyn Jacques, the singer and composer of the music, and the band the Tiger Lillies, are outcasts from the music industry, if you like. When they send resumes to the A&R men of record companies, the response is ''What's this?'' Somehow this outsider piece of theater has hit a nerve, drawing audiences that would never go and see ''experimental theater,'' as it was called.


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Mahatma Gandhi
From student-poster staples to unsung heroes, here are our favourite boat-rockers, agitators and subverters of the status quo
No, no, no! Enough is enough! Personal or political, polite or angry, subtle or shouty, name your songs all about saying you can't or won't take it anymore, politely requests Peter Kimpton
Unveiling of new statue marks 100th anniversary of Gandhi's return to India to start the struggle for independence from British rule
Ian Jack on Saturday It's not Leslee Udwin's message that India is struggling to accept, it's the messengerThe row about Udwin's film, India's Daughter, calls to mind the way Gandhi dealt with the sickening accounts of child bride abuse in Katherine Mayo's 1927 book, Mother India. Governments hate to hear the truth from an outsider
Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 31 January 1948: Indian reformer is shot at point blank range by a Hindu nationalist
New England Brewing Co sells an IPA called Gandhi-Bot, whose label features a cartoon of a robot version of the late Indian leader, who favored prohibition
In a week full of remembrance of the first world war centenary, nominate music all about what we hope comes after the fighting, says Peter Kimpton
Satish Kumar walked 8,000 miles to spread the message of peace around the world. Here he gives his recipe for a better world
Sai Ram, burned alive because of a stray goat, was just one of 17,000 Dalits to fall victim to caste violence in the state of Bihar
Ornate palace designed by Edwin Lutyens in 1938 gets conservation support from president Pranab Mukherjee
Dilapidated colonial bungalow where the writer was born in 1903 in Motihari, Bihar state, will become world's first Orwell museum
New figures show a revival of interest in traditional crafts. Dismiss at your peril, writes Karen Luckhurst, it may be more subversive than you think.
Editorial: George Osborne is dieting perhaps because preachers of unrelenting austerity ought not to look too plump
Originally published in the Guardian on 29 January 1968: Could Britain really be ready for Gandhi's philosophy of the simple life - asceticism, absolute social equality, service to others and non-violence?
The director and star of the ENO's adaptation of Philip Glass's Gandhi opera remember struggling with Sanskrit and finding a contemporary echo in the Occupy movement
Other lives: Chairman of the Central Electricity Generating Board in the 1970s
A photographic highlight selected by the picture desk. American photojournalist Margaret Bourke-White's photograph of the Indian independence leader Mohandas K. Gandhi. The Mahatma was assassinated in the garden of his compound on this day in 1948
Thoughts and textiles bound two very different cultures together - a story now to be unravelled by Hindu researchers in Sheffield
Thursday's Rotherham byelection has attracted plenty of sound and fury. Here, Independent candidate Simon Copley offers a different, calmer approach: drawing on community muscle to solve local problems effectively
From the Guardian archive From the archive, 22 September 1932: Gandhi's fast: an 'Untouchables' agreement?Originally published in the Manchester Guardian on 22 September 1932: Mr Gandhi is reported by friends who have visited him today to be showing a perceptible falling off in his physical condition as the result of his first day's fast
Five examples of civil disobedience to rememberRichard Seymour
Richard Seymour: Juan Manuel Sánchez Gordillo's raid on Spanish supermarkets recalls protests from Gandhi's Salt March to the poll tax riots
Editorial: In 1918 it was Woodrow Wilson, in 1931 Mahatma Gandhi, in the 1990s Nelson Mandela and now, in 2012, at last a heroic woman
Editorial: One of the most remarkable poets and thinkers produced by India, or indeed the world
From the Guardian archive From the archive, 7 April 1930: Gandhi's civil disobedience plans go wrongOriginally published in the Manchester Guardian on 7 April 1930: The great test has come for 'Mahatma' Gandhi, the Indian Nationalist leader, in his efforts to obtain the complete independence of India from British rule
Originally published in the Observer on 1 February 1948: Alan Moorehead recalls his encounters with the charismatic Indian leader Gandhi


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