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Guided Tour – Sunday Afternoon
Sunday August 13, 2017 / 1 – 2 pm
Tour the featured exhibition with one of the Museum's trained docents during a regularly scheduled Guided Tour offered Thursdays at 6 pm (except First Thursdays); Saturdays at 1 pm; and Sundays at 1 pm. Reservations are not needed.
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Donald W. Reynolds Grand Hall
Andrea Zittel: Wallsprawl
through December 31, 2018
Andrea Zittel's Wallsprawl #4 (Las Vegas, Next to Nellis Air Force Base), is based on an aerial photograph of the southern Nevada military installation known... more »
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Ugo Rondinone: Seven Magic Mountains
through December 31, 2018
Across the desert south of Las Vegas, Nevada, rises a large, colorful anomaly. Seven colossal stone forms defy gravity with their teetering formations. The... more »
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Nightingale Sky Room
BLOOM: Ken Goldberg, Sanjay Krishnan, Fernanda Viégas, and Martin Wattenberg
through December 31, 2018
Bloom is an internet-based Earthwork that transforms cold, hard data into an experience of playfulness and unpredictability. A seismograph measures the Hayward Fault's movements... more »
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Feature Gallery North
The Lasting World: Simon Dinnerstein and The Fulbright Triptych
through January 6, 2019
The Lasting World: Simon Dinnerstein and The Fulbright Triptych explores the noted New York artist's creative arc from early, hyperrealist works through more introspective... more »
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E. L. Wiegand Gallery
History of Transportation: A Mural Study by Helen Lundeberg
through January 6, 2019
A highlight of the E.L. Wiegand Work Ethic Collection, American artist Helen Lundeberg's History of Transportation traces a progression of labor from the Native... more »
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Newton and Louise Tarble Gallery
James Turrell: Roden Crater
through January 27, 2019
James Turrell is an artist whose media are light and space, and for the last forty years he has been carefully sculpting the cinder... more »
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John Hawley Olds LaGatta Gallery
Anne Brigman: A Visionary in Modern Photography
through January 27, 2019
This major retrospective exhibition rediscovers and celebrates the work of Anne Brigman (1869-1950), who is best known for her iconic landscape photographs made in... more »
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Robert Z. Hawkins Gallery
Laid Bare in the Landscape
through January 27, 2019
This exhibition assembles photographs, films, and performance documentation by women artists who situate the nude female body in outdoor landscapes. It is organized in... more »
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CA+E Research Library and Archives
Bethany Laranda Wood: The West at Hand
through March 3, 2019
While working in the field with the Land Arts Program of the American West at Texas Tech University in 2011, Bethany Laranda Wood collected... more »
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Small Works Gallery
Paul Valadez: Selections from the Great Mexican-American Songbook
through April 21, 2019
Using vintage sheet music from the "Great American Songbook" as his backdrop, Paul Valadez re-envisions the idea of the songbook. He integrates nostalgic images... more »
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Earl and Wanda Casazza Gallery, Carol Franc Buck Gallery
After Audubon: Art, Observation, and Natural Science
through April 21, 2019
Scientific naturalists at the dawn of the heroic age of scientific exploration observed and surveyed the farthest corners of the natural world. By necessity,... more »
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Wayne and Miriam Prim Theater Lobby
Maya Lin: Pin River—Tahoe Watershed
through January 5, 2020
For more than two decades Maya Lin (b. 1959) has engaged the vocabulary of a cartographer, making artworks ranging from stand-alone sculptures to room-sized... more »
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Ina Mae and Raymond Rude Gallery
Art of the Greater West
through January 5, 2020
The Robert S. and Dorothy J. Keyser Art of the Greater West Collection at the Nevada Museum of Art aims to make connections between artistic... more »
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Art + Environment Gallery
Trevor Paglen: Orbital Reflector
through July 5, 2020
We may not always realize it, but art helps us change the way we see ourselves. That is why when artist Trevor Paglen imagined... more »
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Sylvia Hatchell just got there. It's only a matter of time before her friend C. Vivian Stringer joins her. But there won't be many more coaches entering the 900-win club. Women's basketball is getting more competitive, and the pressure of the job is growing, too.
There was a time when women's basketball was an afterthought to athletic departments. Head coaches were hired right out of college and success on the court wasn't necessarily as important as Title IX compliance. Now that's not the case, and more money is at stake.
"I'm in my 38th year," said Hatchell, who earned her 900th victory last week. "I started when I was 23 when I went to Francis Marion. I had a player that was older than I was. We all started young. The opportunities were there right after Title IX. I think there's so much pressure now, you don't see the longevity we've all gone through. There's so much pressure to win. I don't know if coaches can last that long."
Stringer is one victory shy of 900. The Hall of Fame coach, who is in her 42nd season — including the last 18 at Rutgers, has come under fire this year. Rutgers, which has nine underclassmen on the roster, is having a rare down year, and Stringer's $1 million salary has come under scrutiny. The school's streak of making the past 10 NCAA tournaments is in jeopardy unless the Scarlet Knights go on a late season run, which is not out of the question — it's something Stringer has done many times in the past.
When Stringer, Hatchell and 900-win club members Pat Summitt and Jody Conradt first got started, there were only a handful of schools that were competitive in women's basketball.
Now there are a lot more, not to mention much more TV exposure.
"I do think winning is harder now than it's ever been," said Geno Auriemma, who got his 827th victory Tuesday night. "People don't stay in the business as long as they used to. You don't have as many career coaches. To be in a situation where you have to average 30 wins for 30 years in order to get to 900, when you put it in that context it's something I can't imagine doing. I look back now and if someone said that to me 28 years ago I would say I have no idea how anyone could do that."
Auriemma, Tara VanDerveer and Andy Landers are all within reach of joining the 900-win club in the next few years. A few others have a shot at it, including Muffet McGraw, who just passed the 700-victory plateau. But after the Notre Dame coach it would be difficult to see anyone making a run at that number.
"Anything is possible but you really have to find yourself in the epitome of situations," Auriemma said. "You have to be at the right school with the right resources, the right athletic director, the right president and then you have to get off and running at an early age and make yourself kind of synonymous with the school where you are. I think you have to be in a great environment with the ability to put together a winning team at a place that really cares about the game.
"All those things are hard to come by. So, nothing's impossible but it will be tough."
It's rare that someone gets a head coaching job anymore before they turn 30. And most coaches don't inherit teams that can win 30 games right away. Then, if they have a few bad seasons in a row, odds are they will be looking for another job.
"I had the opportunity to start my career without a lot of pressure," said McGraw, who just started a 10-year contract. "I think we had limited success when I first started, but you didn't worry about losing your job. In the late '80s you could grow as a coach and learn from your mistakes and keep going on. That's not possible anymore."
This past offseason there were a record 75 coaching changes. Only 25 percent of those teams have winning records. Of that group, only 54-year-old rookie coach Holly Warlick at Tennessee has a good shot at 30 wins. And only one coach gets to follow Summitt.
Sherri Coale was 5-22 in her first season in Oklahoma in 1996 and didn't win 30 games until her fifth season. Sixteen seasons later she's approaching her 400th career victory and has had a lot of success. She can't ever seeing coming close to that 900-win total, though.
"A lot of folks hang around the business for a long time and don't have those kind of numbers, so it's obviously impressive and they're icons of our game," she said. "In this league (the Big 12), I'll have to do this until I'm like, 97, to even get close."
Hatchell and Stringer will have reached the 900-win club in very different fashion. Hatchell loves focusing on offense while Stringer is a defensive stalwart.
Amazingly, despite the nearly 2,500 games that they've coached in their illustrious careers, they've only faced each other once. That happened back in 1989 when Stringer was at Iowa and the two teams played in the Hilton Head Island Super Shootout. It wasn't much of a contest, as Stringer's team routed Hatchell's North Carolina squad 106-81.
"Has it only been once?" Hatchell recalled laughing. "I try to forget that game. I hate losing."
What's most impressive about Stringer's run is that, unlike the other coaches who have mostly earned their victories at one school, she's taken three to national prominence. Stringer had successful runs at Cheyney State, Iowa and Rutgers, taking all three to the Final Four. She did it while playing one of the toughest schedules in the country every season.
"There are a lot of different ways to get the milk in the jug," Hatchell said.
AP Basketball Writer Stephen Hawkins in Waco, Texas contributed to this report.
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from Arrows SC
on Wed 5/6 12:03 ET
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Toronto began the season with seven straight road games. They won three of those games, and if the season were to end today would be in the playoffs. They won both of their last two games, posting shutouts in each, the last one without their starting goalkeeper. They head home this weekend for the first time. I don't call that an implosion. I'm all in! Go, Red! from C�nicas AC
on Wed 5/6 14:39 ET
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I had not thought about Toronto from that perspective. That is a
very good away record indeed...
from Dynamo Salem
on Thu 5/7 12:59 ET
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You are correct nothing is imploding in Toronto, They are actually doing pretty good. At the same time Toronto seems to be like the whales graveyard of coaches. from Dynamo Salem
on Tue 6/2 16:23 ET
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Another update
Ratings 1 completely safe to 10, the villain pushes the button, the car seat explodes through the roof of the car, no there is parachute, just a brief trip over the cliff and into the crystal blue Aegean Sea or slate grey Patomic River.
Portland, Caleb Porter 5- Down from 7, two wins puts them back in the race, the last win was without about half a dozen key players.
Chicago, Frank Yallop 3- Down from 5, at this point Frank is relatively safe.
NYRB, Jesse Marsh 4- The Bulls have hit a rough patch. But who knows what the manual says.
Toronto, Greg Vanney 8- Govinco really delivers. He is almost singlehandedly backing the number down from 9.
Montreal, Frank Klopas 9- The team is crap on the road, not great at home and Saputo is nuts. Strange dynamic, up one from 8.
Philly, Jim Curtin, 9.9- same. "The horror."
Colorado, Pablo Maestroaenni's Mustache, 9.99- This moustache has won twice in 11 months.
Houston, Owen Coyle 5, hey Houston is playing, time for a cup of coffee.
Jason Kreis, NYFC, 5. Really bad record, now we see how Manchester will run this team. Up from 3.
Jeff Cassar, Salt Lake, 6. Salt Lake look pretty unconvincing. With the team below the red line...
from Stormin Union
on Fri 6/5 12:56 ET
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I think Curtin drops to 5 after recent results, shutouts of DC,
RBNJ and CMB now puts him on much better footing.
from Mohawks
on Fri 6/5 15:29 ET
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I predict Philly wins Saturday, then loses three straight until
they get a win against Portland.
from Dynamo Salem
on Thu 8/6 11:17 ET
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It has been two months what has changed? not really all that much. I am surprised that these coaches have lasted as long as they have.
Ratings 1 completely safe to 10, the villain pushes the button, and the floor turns into a slide into the salt water where the victim is eaten by sharks with fricken lasers attached to their heads.
Portland, Caleb Porter 4- The Timbers are above the red line but look unconvincing.
Chicago, Frank Yallop 8- Strange thing, Yallop is a good coach, but his last few seasons have been huge stinkers. Now Chicago is at the bottom of the east again
NYRB, Jesse Marsh 3- Mike who?
Toronto, Greg Vanney 8- Geovinco is single-highhandedly destroying the east and carrying the team. What a better time to have rumors of a coaching change start to swirl, typical.
Montreal, Frank Klopas 8- The team is crap on the road, not great at home and Saputo is nuts, time to get some more Italians.
Philly, Jim Curtin, 9.99- By every measure this is the worst team in the league. They suck three ways, long, hard, and wicked.
Colorado, Pablo Maestroaenni 9.99- The mustache is gone, yet the horrible spectacle that is this Rapids season goes on.
Houston, Owen Coyle 5, hey Houston is playing, good, I'm ready for a nap.
Jason Kreis, NYFC, 4. Spending tons of cash up top will not solve a defense so leaky their theme song should be "My Heart Will GO On."
Jeff Cassar, Salt Lake, 6. A real mixed bag. Looks like a team trying to figure out who they are.
Diminic Kinnear,San Jose, 4. My guess is Kinnear will be given a year to straighten things out.
from Shaolin Mystigods
on Thu 8/6 12:24 ET
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I'm sorry but I think Sigi belongs on the list at
about 3 or 4.
Whether he deserves to or not, I think Curtin is
improving, perhaps to a 6 or 7.
For my money Porter should be up to 6 or 7.
from C�nicas AC
on Thu 8/6 14:11 ET
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Completely agree with David regarding Sigi. He has been coaching
a Seattle team with very high expectations and solid rosters, always
with several star players, for six years now, without ever coming
close to deliver the end product. Being just a solid team is not
enough for Seattle anymore. It probably wasn't even enough two
seasons ago, when I think Sigi should have passed the torch to
someone else. He should do that after this season, even if the
miracle happened and they won the tournament. Maybe stay as GM,
as that is what I think he is actually good at: building rosters. As a
coach he is too rigid and settled on his regarding systems.
Porter is getting there at Portland...
from Stormin Union
on Thu 8/6 18:53 ET
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Philly worst team in the league? I think you mean Portland. from Plattsburgh United
on Thu 8/6 23:08 ET
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Montreal could make a major move with a win over DC
Saturday, plus games in hand.
from Stormin Union
on Fri 8/7 12:06 ET
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Let's do the math, if philly is the worst team in the league and
they shut out the timbers this season 3-0 then that makes your
evaluation completely wrong. Try doing some research next
from FC Byrd Turgler
on Fri 8/7 12:19 ET
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Alright, you asked for it.
Portland: 1.43 ppg (Good for 4th in the East)
Philly: 0.96 (Only team in MLS averaging less than a point per game)
Still gotta chance in Open Cup though. Maybe the Swiss guy will help. For Philly, I'd try and blood as many of the young/homegrown players they have on the roster for the rest of the season so they can build a core for next year.
from FC Byrd Turgler
on Fri 8/7 12:27 ET
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Also by that logic, FC Dallas would be 2nd to worse since they lost to Chicago last weekend (who were last on PPG before that match). Even after that steaming turd, Dallas is top of the league in PPG. That's kind of why I suggested Philly run as many of the young guys out there as they could. I'm not sure Curtin has the same kind of mandate as Pareja (FCD basically bought him from Colorado), but if it's even close to that, he should run out White, Marquez, Lee, Ayuk, and Aristeguieta (he's only 23???) every week. from FC Byrd Turgler
on Fri 8/7 12:33 ET
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Oh, and Pfeffer, too.
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Dangerous Migration: Somali and Ethiopian Refugees Risk Everything to Leave
Every year, thousands of Somalis and Ethiopians risk their lives crossing the Gulf of Aden to Yemen. Hoping to escape the conflict and extreme poverty in their own countries, these desperate passengers are regularly abused and sometimes killed by the brutal smugglers they pay to get them across.
Boats made to hold a maximum of 30 to 40 people are crammed with 100 to 120 people, sometimes more. To keep passengers from moving, smugglers beat them with sticks, belt buckles, or knives. "We have a lot of patients with very deep cuts, sometimes on the head, sometimes on the arms," says Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF) Head of Mission in Yemen, Alfonso Verdú. To avoid detection, when they get close to the Yemen shore, the smugglers often force the passengers to jump out of the boat into deep water, whether they can swim or not.
"They pointed at us with their weapons and forced us to jump," says a 23-year-old Somali man who survived the violent journey that ended with at least 29 people dead on September 9 this year. "We were 120 people, overcrowded. The trip took two days. We did not receive food or water. Some of us were placed in the hull. Several people died because of asphyxia; some others were thrown overboard, among them two children. In order to intimidate us, they beat us heavily with their belts. One of the smugglers threw petrol on us and showed off his lighter."
MSF has been working on the southern shore of Yemen since September 2007 to provide medical, psychological, and humanitarian assistance to these migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers. A network of people in the communities along the 170-mile coast alert MSF when the boats arrive. Mobile teams are then sent to the coast to provide emergency medical and psychosocial assistance, food and water, and kits with clothing and toiletries. MSF has provided assistance to over 3,800 people so far this year.
An Act of Desperation
Yemen has long been a country of origin, destination, and transit for refugees and migrants because of its proximity to the Horn of Africa and the wealthy Gulf states. Yemen itself, however, is the poorest country in the Arabian Peninsula and is struggling with deep poverty, unemployment, rapid population growth, and dwindling water resources. MSF provides medical care to people in the north of the country, which is gripped by fighting between government troops and the Al Houthi rebel movement.
Lacking safe and legal alternatives to leave their countries, refugees and migrants must use smugglers to cross the Gulf of Aden. Despite the known dangers of the trip, the numbers of those risking their lives to get to Yemen is increasing as more people flee the escalation of the conflict in Somalia and the drought affecting the Horn of Africa. During the first five months of 2008, more than 20,000 people arrived by sea in Yemen, more than double the number for the same period last year, and 400 people had died or were missing, according to the UN High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR). The actual number of casualties is likely higher, as many bodies lost at sea are never found.
This year, several boats arrived with passengers who had not been beaten, which gave Verdú's team some hope. But that changed when MSF teams witnessed the 29 dead bodies washed up on the beach at Wadi Al-Barak in September. Survivors of the journey said 10 more people had died during the trip. "The horrific cases of 2007 are being repeated again," says Verdú. "People have been through terrible things. One woman lost her three young children. A young Ethiopian witnessed his 70-year-old father being thrown into the sea at night and only recovered his dead body the next morning," he says. "We were expecting a massive arrival of refugees and migrants the 2008 figures are double those of 2007. But it is clearly not only the numbers that are increasing: the violence has tripled since the beginning of September."
Helping New Arrivals
In April, MSF opened a medical facility in a new UNHCR reception center in the coastal town of Ahwar. Migrants stay at the reception center for a few days to recuperate from their journey. MSF gives them basic medical and psychological assistance, and they are registered by UNHCR before being taken to the Kharaz Refugee Camp.
About two-thirds of arrivals are Somalis; one-third Ethiopians. Yemen has been welcoming to Somalis, recognizing them as prima facie refugees, which means they don't have to make a case for why they fl ed their troubled home country. Ethiopians that survive the crossing, however, face more challenges: they are considered illegal and are subject to deportation without regard to asylum claims.
MSF is urging the international community to do more to protect the migrants, refugees, and asylum seekers who arrive in Yemen and to provide more support. "To date, the humanitarian response has been inadequate," Verdú says. "More international assistance is urgently needed and donor countries should commit themselves politically and financially."


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No one does more with less than the Bruins' energy line.
Case in point, Shawn Thornton, who has taken two faceoffs in the Eastern Conference Semifinals series with the New York Rangers has won both of them.
Thornton's most recent faceoff win came in the third period of Game 3 Tuesday night. He beat Rangers center Derick Brassard clean in the right dot, and after Gregory Campbell fanned on a shot, Dougie Hamilton's intentionally-wide shot from the right point started the scramble that ended with Daniel Paille's game-winning goal with just 3:31 remaining in regulation.
The Bruins hung on for a 2-1 win and now lead the series 3-0 heading into Game 4 Thursday.
Thornton finished with two assists and a plus-2 rating in 6:42 of ice time. Campbell skated for 11:45 and had an assist and was plus-2. Paille added an assist to his goal and was plus-2 in 11:10. Sure, the Bruins got a friendly bounce on a rebound before Paille stuffed the puck in. But you have to work for your breaks, and Campbell's line obviously did. And did I mention that Thornton and Campbell were the traffic in front of Henrik Lundqvist when Johnny Boychuk scored the game-tying goal with 3:10 elapsed in the last stanza?
It seems foolish to still be astonished by what Campbell's line can accomplish. I've been watching them for three years. I witnessed in person how they dominated two shifts early in Game 7 of the Stanley Cup Final in Vancouver and saw how the Canucks went to their bench demoralized even before the Bruins started to bust that game open.
I've seen Thornton score on a penalty shot and Paille come back after a puck to the face made him look like Rocky Balboa. I once saw Campbell score a goal 3-on-5.
Yet we still talk about them as a grinding line, a fourth line, a bunch of blue-collar guys that give you little that shows up on the score sheet. Maybe that's the best way to look at them. Except the least and get shocked when they do something extra.
The Bruins needed Campbell's line more than ever in Game 3. With Daniel Girardi and Ryan McDonagh paired together for the first time in this series, and Nathan Horton trying to undo the contract push he put together in the first round, David Krejci's line was slowed down. Patrice Bergeron's line was snake-bit. Chris Kelly's line continued to slump, despite breakaways by both Kelly and Tyler Seguin.
So it was left to the defense corps and Campbell's line to solve Lundqvist, who was finally in Vezina Trophy form after giving up eight goals in the first two games.
Again, Campbell's line came through. Seemingly the only thing that stopped that line in the regular season were the injuries that ravaged the lineup and forced Campbell, Paille and Thornton to break up. In the postseason, they've stuck together and won a great percentage of their shifts regardless of their matchup. They're performance has been a far cry from really the only blemish on their record, which was last season's first round against Washington. The Capitals' fourth line won that series' battle. This year it's been the Campbell Line's revenge.
Through 10 games, Paille has posted 2-2-4 totals, Campbell 1-2-3 and Thornton's two assists in Game 3 were his first points of the postseason. Their effort guarantees at least another week or so of games for them to continue to turn true grit into true production.
What do Campbell, Thornton and Paille have in store for us going forward? Maybe a game-winner in a multiple-overtime game? Perhaps a hat trick? A cure for male pattern baldness?
At this point, I should know to expect anything, regardless of ice time or opponent. But I'll probably just continue to write them off and then have to write at least one more of these columns before the Bruins' playoff run is completed.


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Escape Plan (UK - BD RB)
Chris Gould takes a look at this action icon team-up movie on Blu-ray Disc...
Working as the escapee guinea pig in high security prisons, Ray Breslin (Stallone) is the world's foremost authority on structural security.
When Breslin is enlisted by the CIA to test a top secret high-risk prison, he soon realises that the plan has gone awry when he is drugged and incarcerated in a master prison not only stocked up with the world's most dangerous men, but also designed to be escape proof thanks to his years of research.
With no hope of escape, Breslin finds himself at the mercy of the other inmates, brutal staff and a corrupt prison warden (Caviezel) driven to bury him forever. Breslin's only seeming chance is to hook up with the dangerous and highly unpredictable political detainee Rottmayer (Schwarzenegger) in order to put what could be his final Escape Plan into action. (Taken from the PR.)
Entertainment One's Blu-ray release of Escape Plan arrives with a 2.40:1 (1080/24p AVC) widescreen transfer that does a reasonable job of showcasing the original cinematography. As I understand it, the film was shot digitally using Arri Alexa cameras, which makes for a very clean and relatively detailed image. It's not as razor-sharp as some digital shows, but that would appear to be a stylistic choice more than anything else. The colour palette is generally quite varied until Ray finds himself incarcerated in the Tomb, at which point it shifts towards cooler tones, although the grading is never pushed too far into the realms of the unreal. Contrast is strong throughout, with bright whites that err just on the right side of clipping, and deep blacks that don't sacrifice shadow detail.
Unfortunately the presentation is marred by one glaring issue: posterisation. Frequent banding is visible throughout, particularly during the opening twenty minutes or so, during which it is genuinely distracting. I'm not one of those people who claim to have perfect recall of films I watch theatrically, but I don't remember the presence of this particular artefact when I saw it on the big screen. Comparisons with captures taken from the US release also suggest that it's more prevalent on the UK disc, which is understandable given that the main movie encode is only 22GB (that's pretty small for a near-two hour film). In my book it's a serious enough issue to warrant relegating this to 'good. not great' territory, but the film looks perfectly acceptable for most of the runtime and there are a a number of scenes that look just as good as anything the format has to offer.
Thankfully the audio track is free from defects, at least as far as my ears can tell. In fact, the DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 effort is actually pretty damn good. Immersion is extremely impressive, be it the subtle ambiance of the prison locales, or the all-out riots that break out towards the end of the film. The track does a great job of conveying the Tomb's immense scale by placing a variety of things around the sound-stage, such as conversations between inmates, PA announcements and cell doors slamming shut. Dialogue is always crystal clear (well, as crystal clear and Arnie and Sly get), and overall fidelity is wonderful. There's also some quite meaty bass to accompany the more action-packed sequences, although there are fewer of these than you might expect. All of this is ably supported by an appropriately tense score that is as well-balanced in the mix as the rest of the elements. To be honest there's really not a lot to fault here, and while it's not as impressive as something like Gravity it's a very effective track that significantly enhances the on-screen action.
Entertainment One has included a reasonable collection of bonus material to support the main feature. From what I can tell, everything found on the US disc has been included here, which is always cause for celebration.
- Audio Commentary with Director Mikael Håfström & Writer Miles Chapman: One of the more interesting things about this commentary is that the participants recorded their parts in separate locations, but the track is surprisingly cohesive if a little on the dry and technical side of things.
- Executing the Plan: A fairly run-of-the-mill making of featurette that includes all of the usual material, such as behind-the-scenes footage, interviews, and clips from the film.
- Maximum Security: The Real Life Tomb: This featurette examines a number of real-life prisons, both modern and antiquated, and makes for an interesting addition to the disc.
- Clash of the Titans: This featurette profiles the action heavyweights that are Arnold Schwarzenegger and Sylvester Stallone.
- Deleted Scenes: A short collection of scenes, some of which might have benefited the film by their inclusion, some of which would not.
Escape Plan isn't quite a return to the glory days of either of its musclebound stars, but it's an enjoyable enough thriller that engenders just enough nostalgia to make it worth the watch. Those who go into it expecting something akin to Predator or Rambo are going to be disappointed, because there's precious little action in the almost two-hour run-time, but I for one found this refreshing. Both of these guys are well into their sixties, so it's not realistic to expect them to play the same sort of characters as they did in their prime. Never fear though, there's still enough grunting, monosyllabic delivery and hammy acting to remind you why we all loved them in the eighties and nineties. As a massive Arnie fan I took particular delight in his scene-stealing performances and groan-inducing on-liners.
As for the Blu-ray, well it's a bit of a mixed bag. The video transfer is the most disappointing aspect, due to the inexcusably sloppy compression. I can't remember the last time I saw a disc with so much banding, which is a shame because many other scenes look absolutely fantastic. Thankfully the audio is universally great and the extras, while initially appearing lightweight, are actually quite interesting. On balance I think it's still a worthwhile purchase for long-time fans of the aging stars, but if you're looking ta new generation to your idols I'd start with their back-catalogues...
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I really enjoyed this movie. I was quite stunned when I heard Arnie speaking Austrian, which I'd never heard him do publically before.
I'll wait for this to get cheaper due to the technical issues Chris pointed out before I buy.
I'll wait for this to get cheaper due to the technical issues Chris pointed out before I buy.
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Colour: Yes
Audio: DTS-HD Master Audio 7.1 English
Subtitles: English
Extras: Audio Commentary, Featurettes, Deleted Scenes
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Director: Mikael Håfström
Cast: Sylvester Stallone, Arnold Schwarzenegger, Jim Caviezel, Curtis "50 Cent" Jackson, Vinnie Jones, Vincent D'Onofrio, Amy Ryan
Genre: Action and Thriller
Length: 116 minutes
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Here are two recordings of the magnificent Brahms Requiem, one a DVD and the other an SACD, and both are quite different in approach and production characteristics. The most obvious difference is the timing: 83 minutes for Thielemann and 68:37 for Janowski. While that's more than a fourteen-minute difference, there's a little catch: Thielemann's recording has an extra two minutes or so added in for opening and closing credits and, because it's a live performance, it allows for more time between the seven movements. Thus, the difference between the two recordings is probably less than ten minutes. Still, Thielemann is far broader in his approach, but, as we will see, he makes a good case for his more deliberate rendition.
Another major difference is the sound reproduction: Thielemann's sonics are clear and powerful, fairly standard for a recorded concert on DVD; Janowski's performance, on the other hand, was recorded at a very low level, which is typical for Pentatone, in my experience. You'll have to crank up the volume a bit on the Janowski to equalize things, but once you do, the sound is clear and quite detailed.
"Detailed" is how I would describe Janowski's choral work, too. The various chorus parts come through with greater detail, most noticeably in the ending of the third movement, Herr, lehre doch mich. Thielemann, who doesn't read from a score during this live performance, blends the textures of the work in a more traditional and quite convincing way, in the end offering a rather epic view of the work. Where Janowski is more intimate and a tad restrained, Thielemann is bigger and comes across with more impact and drama. Generally, I would prefer Janowski's leaner tempos, but Thielemann deftly imparts tension and powerful emotions, never letting things flag.
As for the singers, I would give an edge to Thielemann's. Both his Christine Schäfer and Janowski's Camilla Tilling have attractive voices, but the latter, with her angelic sound, has more vibrato and a bit less intensity. Janowski's Detlef Roth has a creamy, smooth voice – quite attractive and imposing – while Christian Gerhaher is grittier and more effectively dramatic. Both orchestras perform well enough and, in the end, both readings are convincing, though, as the reader might suspect by now, the edge goes to Thielemann.
Herreweghe, on Harmonia Mundi, has the leanest Brahms Requiem I know, clocking in at 66:15. His is an excellent rendition, and so is Levine's, on a more centrist 1984 RCA set. With Kathleen Battle and Håkan Hagegård as his soloists, and the Chicago Symphony Orchestra, his is also a very worthwhile rendition. The two under review here can be recommended as well, and those reluctant to spend the extra for Thielemann's DVD should find Janowski's smaller-scaled approach to their liking.
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Both the town and county of Searcy were named for the same person: Arkansas pioneer Richard Searcy. Born in Tennessee, he headed to Arkansas with the early settlers of Davidsonville. He served as postmaster before moving to Batesville in 1820 to practice law. He became on of the territory's best-known attorneys, which led to him being appointed a territorial court judge for the Batesville district. Searcy made two attempts to become an Arkansas Territory delegate to Congress but was defeated in both. He died either in 1832 or 1833 before knowing a county and town had been named for him. The town was laid out by Israel Moore who named the original streets for streets in Philadelphia.
The Little Red River and White Sulphur Springs are both a part of Searcy's founding. The springs were developed and attracted visitors with their healing properties. According to the Encyclopedia of Arkansas, "The home of David Crise, about halfway between the springs and the river, was the site of the first county court, held on May 23, 1836. The first post office named Frankfort was established in 1837" with the name being changed in 1838 to Searcy.
During the Civil War, the town was involved in battles comprising the Little Rock Campaign. The Action at Whitney's Lane, took place near the Little Red River. It was the first major contact between Union and Confederate troops in the state after the major Battle of Pea Ridge which took place March 6-7, 1862. This skirmish and following events led the Union army to decide to quit trying to capture Little Rock in 1862. Little Rock was later captured by Federal troops in September 1863. The Action at Whitney's Lane, according to Encyclopedia of Arkansas, revitalized the Confederate war effort in the state because of the belief that the Federal troops were retreating. Searcy saw more action in August of 1863 when the Cricket, a Union gunboat, came up the Little Rock and captured Kaskaskia and Tom Sugg, two Confederate steamboats, at the Searcy Landing. This was part of another attempt by Union forces to take Little Rock. This second Little Rock Campaign was successful.
Today Searcy is a thriving college town home to several industries. One major employer is Wal-Mart which has two large distribution warehouses here. Harding University, a private Church of Christ institution, draws students from around the country and offers arts and athletic events for the community. A major attraction is the White County Fair which has been named by the Los Angeles Times as one of the top county fairs in the country. It began in 1930 and draws over 50,000 each year. The historic 1874 Black House, a restored 1870s Italianate home on the National Register of Historic Places, now houses the Searcy Art Gallery. The imposing White County Courthouse, the oldest functioning courthouse in the state, is also listed on the National Register. The 1923 Rialto Theatre is a landmark with its splashy neon lighting and is one of only a few historic theatres which still shows daily movies. Each Thanksgiving Day through New Year's Day, the annual Holiday of Lights display in Searcy welcomes the season.


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EEOC's Lawsuit Charged that Older Employees were Denied Benefits under Exit Incentive Plan
ST. LOUIS -- The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) and BNSF Railway Company (BNSF) today announced that they had agreed to settle an age discrimination lawsuit brought by the Commission on behalf of 137 present and former employees who were allegedly denied benefits under exit incentive programs offered by the railroad because they were eligible to retire.
In its lawsuit (Case No. 2:06-CV-2069), filed in U.S. District Court for the District of Kansas under the Age Discrimination in Employment Act, the EEOC asserted that BNSF discriminated against employees eligible for Railroad Retirement by denying them benefits under exit incentive plans offered to clerical employees in certain of its facilities. The lawsuit also alleged that BNSF and the Transportation Communications International Union (TCU), a union representing the railway's clerical employees, discriminated against older employees in their labor contract by eliminating their "protected" status, which afforded them certain benefits, when they became eligible to retire and reached age 70. The latter allegations were settled by the filing of a partial consent decree with the court on August 28, 2006, in which BNSF and TCU agreed to remove the provision at issue from the contract. TCU was then dismissed from the case.
The EEOC alleged that between 2002 and 2005, BNSF, in an attempt to reduce its clerical workforce, offered exit incentive plans to clerical employees in Topeka and Kansas City, Kansas, Fort Worth, Texas, and Alliance, Nebraska, but excluded any employee who was eligible for retirement. BNSF employees could retire at age 60 with 30 years of service. Under the exit incentive plans, participating employees ceased working and received $2,500 per month for three years or a lump sum of $90,000. The Commission argued that thirty-five employees over the age of 60 were denied the opportunity to participate in the exit incentive plans offered by the railroad because they were eligible to retire and receive federal Railroad Retirement benefits.
The EEOC also alleged that when their clerical jobs were abolished, many older workers were forced to bump into less desirable jobs and some retired as a result. The EEOC identified one hundred and two other employees whom it alleged participated in the plans but their benefits were cut off at the point they became eligible to retire.
The EEOC said that one affected employee, Ellen Foste, age 72, retired when her clerical job was abolished rather than bump into a job driving a van at night. She had 27 years of service and retired with less than the 30 years of service which would have maximized her retirement benefit.
The Commission also pointed to Erma Gossage, age 63, was also denied the opportunity to participate in an exit incentive plan offered to younger workers because she had 30 years of service and was eligible to retire and receive Railroad Retirement benefits. Younger employees could receive payments under the exit incentive plan for three years, retire with three additional years of service credit, and receive higher pension benefits.
BNSF denied that its retirement incentive program discriminated against any employees on the basis of age. The railroad argued that the program – which was strictly voluntary – was designed to allow employees to choose to retire before they became eligible for government-supplied retirement benefits. The employees who were already eligible for the government benefit were excluded not because of age, but because they had access to an equivalent (or greater) stream of retirement income. BNSF noted that the program allowed anyone who was not yet eligible for the government benefits to participate, regardless of age. It said that there were more than 100 persons over the age of 60 who qualified for the voluntary program.
As provided in the consent decree submitted for approval to U.S. District Judge Julie A. Robinson in Kansas City, Kansas, BNSF agreed to pay a total of $800,000 to be distributed among the 137 affected employees. The railroad also agreed that any retirement incentive programs it offers in the future will comply with the Age Discrimination in Employment Act (ADEA), but denied any liability for discrimination.
Barbara Seely, Supervisory Trial Attorney in the EEOC's St. Louis District Office, and lead counsel on the case, said, "Under Railroad Retirement Board rules, retirement eligibility is directly tied to age. Denying employees benefits because they are eligible to retire is age discrimination. Employees who are old enough to retire don't necessarily want to stop working; they are entitled to receive the same benefits as younger workers."
Donald Munro, lead counsel for BNSF, responded by stating, "BNSF is committed to a discrimination-free workplace and has always maintained that its voluntary early retirement programs do not discriminate in any way on the basis of age. The railroad decided to settle to avoid the substantial cost of further litigation, but in doing so insisted on an express statement that there is no admission of liability."
A subsidiary of Burlington Northern Santa Fe Corporation, BNSF Railway Company operates one of the largest North American rail networks, with about 32,000 route miles in 28 states and two Canadian provinces.
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At every turn of the trail on this wild and rocky northwestern corner of San Francisco, there is another stunning view. Along the way you'll see hillsides of cypress and wildflowers, views of old shipwrecks, access to the epic ruins of Sutro Baths, pocket beaches, and a new Lookout Visitor Center. You can thank community volunteers who have helped revitalize and restore the native habitat here.
Volunteer with our Park Stewardship program to ensure that the landscape continues to thrive and support wildlife for generations to come.
Public Transportation is the best way to get to Lands End.
To plan your trip using public transportation, click the map on the right side of this page.
- Walk north along the edge of the city—and the continent—on the Coastal Trail.
- Wander the evocative ruins of Sutro Baths and explore the nearby gardens, part of Sutro Historic District.
- Scan San Francisco from the Palace of the Legion of Honor overlook and return via the El Camino Del Mar Trail.
- Check out the memorial to the USS San Francisco—a WWII cruiser that sustained 45 hits and 25 fires during the Battle of Guadalcanal in 1942—and the newly improved adjacent overlook.
- The West Fort Miley batteries offer a grassy picnic area among three turn-of-the-century gun emplacements.
- Wheelchair-accessible trails—made possible by recent improvements—begin from the trailhead at Merrie Way parking lot. Additional parking, with stair access to the trails, is located in the lot at the end of El Camino Del Mar.
Upcoming Events
- Golden Gate Maintenance (CANCELED) (November 21, 2018)
- Park Stewardship San Francisco (CANCELED) (November 22, 2018)
- Park Stewardship San Francisco (CANCELED) (November 24, 2018)
- Golden Gate Maintenance (November 28, 2018)
The Spanish named Lands End's westernmost promontory "Point Lobos," for the many lobos marinos (sea wolves, a.k.a. sea lions) that once hauled up on the rocks offshore. The rocks are now roosts for cormorants and oystercatchers, among other shorebirds.
Northern River Otter
River otters (Lotra canadensis) are a semi-aquatic, carnivorous member of the weasel family. Though they may look cute and cuddly, these charismatic mammals are bigger than you may think. They can weigh between 10 and 30 pounds and measure up to 4 feet long.
River otters are curious by nature and will sometimes approach people. Although this may seem charming, for your safety please keep a safe distance. Wild animals can be unpredictable, and river otters have been known to attack people. Report any encounters or attacks to Park Dispatch at 415-561-5510. It is violation of Federal law to feed or approach wildlife CFR2.2(a)(2).
From viewpoints at Lands End, you can see the remains of three shipwrecks: the Ohioan (1937), Lyman Stewart (1922), and Frank Buck (1937). Ironically, the latter two tankers—which struck the exact same rock off Lands End—also began their days together, side by side in the same shipyard.
To see the freighter Ohioan's stern post and boilers at low tide, take the stairs down from the Merrie Way parking lot and look over the edge of the northwest vista point. To see the Lyman Stewart's steam engine and the Frank Buck's stern post and steam engine, keep an eye out as you walk the Coastal Trail between the vista point and the Palace of the Legion of Honor.
Cliff House Railroad
Long ago, San Franciscans had to travel on horseback or by carriage to the Pacific. By the 1880s, however, the Cliff House Railroad was in place, bringing the ocean closer to the populace.
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ATLANTA (AP) - Greivis Vasquez had his first career triple-double and Eric Gordon scored 27 points, leading New Orleans to a 111-100 victory over the Atlanta Hawks on Friday night and a rare winning streak for the Hornets.
Vasquez scored 21 points, dished out 12 assists and grabbed 11 rebounds for New Orleans, which rallied from a 14-point deficit in the first half and withstood a late charge by the stumbling Hawks.
Al Horford drove for a slam that cut the Hornets' lead to 98-94 with 3½ minutes remaining. But Ryan Anderson sank a 3-pointer that caught the front of the rim, bounced high off the backboard and fell through. Anderson pumped his right fist; the Hawks never got closer than five the rest of the way.
Josh Smith led Atlanta with 23 points.
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LU combines admissions offices to better serve students
As part of an effort to better use resources and better serve students, Lamar University has reorganized its admissions office, centralizing undergraduate, graduate and international admissions into a single department.
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Previously, Gallien's staff handled undergraduate admissions while the College of Graduate Studies oversaw graduate admissions and international admissions for both undergraduate and graduate students. The Office of International Student Services remains within the College of Graduate Studies and assists current and prospective international students with visas, financial verifications and other needs.
By combining admissions processing for all types of students, the university is able to capitalize on streamlined procedures recently implemented by the Office of Admissions.
All applications are now submitted through the Apply Texas online system, which is more convenient for students than paper forms. Lamar University also is moving toward a paperless environment by accepting more transcripts electronically and by using optical imaging to store documents received as paper. This allows admissions personnel and academic advisors to quickly and easily access all necessary information related to student records.
On the graduate level, admissions decisions still are handled on a department-by-department basis. However, the switch to electronic records has allowed admissions personnel to supply departments with information on their graduate applicants more quickly, leading to faster decisions for applicants.
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The admissions changes, which took effect on Sept. 1, are part of LU's move to a strategic enrollment management model to maximize efforts to recruit and retain students who will become successful alumni.
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Instructor a little easier. To view the online classes that we are offering please visit http://tigertracks.fhsu.edu/ and click on the middle tab "Course Schedule." Classes will continuously be added to this course schedule up until the start of the semester, so please check back if you're looking for a specific course.
Virtual College Course Approval Form - When offering a course through the Virtual College, a Virtual
College Course Approval Form must be submitted. This should be done by
the department through which the course will be offered.
Ordering Books from the Bookstore - Ordering the textbooks for your class is made easy at the University Bookstore. Simply go to http://www.fhsu.bkstr.com. Then follow the steps below:
1. Choose the "Faculty Services" tab.
2. Choose "Online Textbook Adoptions."
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4. Fill out the form with the appropriate course and textbook information.
5. You will see an order confirmation, which means the bookstore has received your order and will begin processing it.
Class rosters can be accessed and printed through CICS. Questions
regarding this process and requests for access to CICS should be
directed to the Office of the Registrar at 785-628-4222.
If you need to mail course materials to your students you may request
mailing labels from the Computing and Telecommunications Center.
Adjunct faculty may contact the Virtual College for assistance with
Adding or Dropping a Course
Students must make changes to their class schedule through TigerEnroll.
For refund information or add and drop deadlines refer to the Academic
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their Financial Aid status.
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Ever heard of shinning a light into the darkness?
Well, I guess everyone has their own way.
This is a parody of a BCB fanfiction called "Love Me" written by DarkMaverik. You can find it at FanFiction.net
Im at a lose for words but I like it
implying she wasnt already a woman
those boobs look like balls.
but yeh, I giggled. well done
I never thinked that someona could do something good with that fic, but I was wrong.
Simple, funny and efficient.


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At the Neurology Consultation Service, we provide comprehensive evaluation and follow-up to individuals with complex neurologic disorders.
Staffed by trained specialists in adult and pediatric neurology, our program offers onsite laboratory services, neuropsychology diagnostic testing, EEG (electroencephalogram) equipment and state of the art MRI (magnetic resonance imaging) facilities.
The service is a key component of McLean Hospital's Department of Neurology, which is affiliated with Massachusetts General Hospital and is a major training site for psychiatry and neurology residents and neuropsychology fellows at Harvard Medical School.
Neurology Consultation Service serves individuals with a myriad of conditions, including Alzheimer's disease and other dementias; Parkinson's disease and other movement disorders; seizures, including complex partial seizures; traumatic brain injury; confusional states; strokes; atypical psychiatric syndromes; developmental syndromes, including attention deficit disorder; learning disabilities; mental retardation; multiple sclerosis; brain infections, and brain tumors.
A complete consultation report is available to individuals and their referring physicians. Referrals for continuing treatment are also provided.
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Patients with psychiatric syndromes often also have neurologic disease or an unidentified dysfunction of the central nervous system. Similarly, patients with neurologic disorders often fall victim to devastating psychiatric symptoms. These patients therefore can greatly benefit from combined neurologic and psychiatric care.
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Your iPhone is watching you...
by Andrew Dancy
Our iPhone location data research: find more on how to do it
"We know where you live!" At least that's the claim that Apple can make following the discovery that their latest iOS 4 for iPhone & iPad has a tracking mechanism that continually records details of where an iPhone is located so long as the phone is left switched on. As well as being stored on the phone itself, this information is also automatically included in the backups made when you sync your iPhone using iTunes.
Although it's been known in the digital forensics world for a few months, the news broke to the general public after a report by security researchers Pete Warden and Alasdair Allan, and has sparked a furory on the Internet, with blog posts and tweets reacting to the news that your anonymity just got that little bit smaller. But is the news really that serious? How concerned should the average iPhone user be?
We've done some research into the issue and our conclusion is that the location data exposed in iTunes backup files is enough to cause some concern in certain circumstances. We analysed a phone which has about a year's worth of location data. In general terms it's possible to use this data to see broadly where the phone user was on any given day. For example when the user went on holiday to the Maldives earlier in the year, you can see the phone location points jump from London to the Maldives. However it's not as easy to drill down into much more specific locations.
Since the data appears to be derived from mobile phone base stations ("cell phone towers" for our American friends) the accuracy of the location points varies considerably. Within cities (or other areas where there are lots of mobile phone base stations) you can generally track a user to within a few hundred metres. In the countryside it's a different picture. In one example a user was in Portsmouth for a day, but the location plots showed the user during that day as variously being in Portsmouth, Southampton and the Isle of Wight! Moreover it would appear that Apple chose for some reason not to store this data in real time. Instead the location information is batched up and recorded on the phone typically once or twice a day.
This can mean that a user appears to be in several places at once, as three or four different locations can be recorded, but all with the same date / time. However, it's clear that there is enough data to provide a general picture of what a user has been doing. The police and security services could find the data invaluable in proving or disproving an alibi without having to go to the considerable expense of issuing a subpoena to the mobile networks for more accurate location data.
If you own an iPhone and are curious what information the phone shows about you, then we have updated iPhone Backup Extractor to extract location data into either CSV format (suitable for viewing in Excel) or KML format (which you can view on a map by using the free Google Earth software).
Since we recognise this is an issue that is causing many people concern we have decided to incorporate this feature, without restriction, into the free version of our software. You can download the software from our site.


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Title: Pidgy's Surprise: The Little Shetland Pony with a Big Heart
Author: Jeanne Mellin
Publisher: Willow Bend Publishing
May Contain Spoilers
From Amazon:
Early Chapter Book Ages 7-8 Pidgy's Surprise is the story of Cindy Sawyer and her plucky little Shetland pony named Pidgy. Cindy is always dreaming of the beautiful horse she hopes to own. Ponies are nice, but a horse would be wonderful. Cindy's dream soon becomes an obsession and her parents realize that she is becoming a very unhappy girl. After a summer full of fun and riding, a morning comes when Pidgy goes missing. Not until she looks into the empty stall does Cindy realize how much she really loves her pony. Over 80 detailed drawings by famed equine author/illustrator Jeanne Mellin.
If you follow the blog at all, you know how much I love horses. When I saw this book by Jeanne Mellin, I was dying to read it. Originally published in 1955, Willow Bend Publishing worked with the author to update the text to make it more relatable to modern readers, without changing the flavor of the original story. I thought they did a wonderful job; the story flows smoothly, and the dialog doesn't feel stiff or unnatural. Cindy's dream to own a horse instead of her stubby little pony will resonate with young, horse-crazy girls. It certainly resonated for me!
Cindy Sawyer dreams constantly of owning a sleek, graceful, and bold horse. What she has instead is Pidgy, a chubby Shetland Pony. Unremarkable in any way, Cindy feels that she's outgrown her childhood companion, and now all she can think about is getting a horse. She wants to compete at the summer horse show, and, besides, all of her friends have horses now! It's unfair that she's the only one who still has a pony.
After initially disliking Cindy because she seemed a bit spoiled to me, I gradually warmed up to her. When I was her age, I would have done anything to have a pony or a horse. I would have done anything to even be able to take riding lessons. My parents did not understand the depth of my equine obsession, but it never went away. When I moved out of the city, I continually talked about taking riding lesson. The DH, finally fed up with hearing me talk about it but never do anything about it, told me I wasn't getting any younger and if I was serious about learning to ride, I needed to do something now, or I needed to stop talking about horses. Several years later, I am the proud owner of not one, but two, horses, and I'm sure he wishes he hadn't said anything to me at all! I will remain eternally grateful!
So, getting back to young Cindy, she had a perfectly pleasant pony she could hack around on. Pidgy is about as bomb-proof as they come, and Cindy often jaunted about town bareback. For her to wish and wish and wish for a horse seemed a little greedy to me. But then I began to sympathize with her and her dream to own a horse. All of her friends had gorgeous, flashy mounts that were spirited and fun to ride. Comparing the shaggy little Pidgy to these beautiful horses was a little bit like comparing a Smart car to a Ferrari. Being surrounded by all of that horsey hotness made Cindy miserable. They were everything that Pidgy was not.
I liked the portrayal of Cindy's parents. They are sympathetic to her unhappiness, but they also can't see anything wrong with Pidgy. Her mother actively attempts to find a solution for her daughter's misery, and after allowing her to show Pidgy in a local horse show, they allow the pony to prove to Cindy that they still have many adventures to enjoy together.
The descriptions of the horse show are spot-on, as is Pidgy's stubborn, mischievous personality. I don't know much about Shetlands, but when Hackney ponies get a little big for their tiny britches, we just laugh and say, "That's a pony for you!" They are smart and they thrive on attention. They are also gifted at getting into trouble. Pidgy behaved much the same, and proved that she had a mind of her own, and that she wasn't afraid to use it. When they had a battle of wills, it was debatable whether Cindy won, or whether Pidgy allowed her to think she had.
My favorite part of the book are the beautiful illustrations. Each drawing is detailed, and the horses are lovingly rendered. They add so much personality to the story, and I enjoyed all of them. Though it would be prohibitively expensive, I would have loved to see some of these in color. Jane Mellin knows horses, and her illustrations are a joy to behold. The book would be greatly diminished without them.
If you have a horse crazy girl in the house, I can't recommend this book enough. Pidgy's Surprise would also make a wonderful addition to a classroom library.
NOTE: As mentioned in the forward, Pidgy's Surprise was written before wearing helmets was common. After recently falling off one of my horses when I was trying to dismount, I can't stress strongly enough how important it is to strap on an approved helmet before getting on a horse.
Recommended for ages 7 – 8, but I think this will appeal even to older girls, as well as some adults, due to the fantastic interior illustrations.
Grade: B+
Review copy provided by publisher
Just for Fun:
This is a picture of Bentley, a Hackney pony, standing next to a Freisian. If you are wondering how Cindy felt riding her pony next to her friends with their horses, this picture should give you a good idea!


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D-League Playoff Picture Hazy As Final Weeks Approach
February 27, 2014 arrives with 38 days remaining in the NBA D-League season. A multitude of moves will transpire between call-ups to the NBA and trades that will happen before the March 7 deadline for D-League deals.
There are a few teams that are angling for a better 2014-15 campaign, but the majority of squads are still in the hunt for a berth in the NBADL playoffs. Nine teams currently sport winning records, so you could forget the rest and say, "Wait until next year." It appears the divide between the top and bottom looks pretty sharp. Previously the fight for playoff contention would involve 10-12 teams across the league.
Except there is one team from the bottom of the ranks now commanding respect and nudging its way into being that 10th team. The Tulsa 66ers were a team in shambles early in the year. When they visited the Sanford Pentagon in early December, their confidence was shaky in a blowout loss on the first night of a back-to-back against the Sioux Falls Skyforce. The 66ers presented themselves well in a six point loss the following night, but were 1-9 leaving town and eventually hit bottom at 2-13.
Since then, Tulsa played to a 7-6 record in January to get a feel for things and have been the league's best in February storming to a 7-2 record this month. Scoffers would look to their current record of 16-20 and write them off, but it's not exactly been cupcake city this month. The two losses were both to the Iowa Energy who posts the second best record in the league. The 66ers beat the Skyforce who have been solid all year and top seed Rio Grande Valley (twice) by wide margins during this month and currently ride a four-game win streak.
Speaking specifically about the Skyforce and playoff chances, what looked like a lock not long ago is currently tenuous. Going 8-7 or 7-8 over their final 15 games would presumably be enough. A peek at the schedule would offer some hope of capturing that many wins. Consider that DeAndre Liggins could stick with the Miami Heat and Justin Hamilton could get an NBA look also. Without those two stalwarts, the urge to grab the antacid may soon begin. We may even pine for the return of Quincy Douby from the Shanghai Sharks who are in a playoff fight of their own in the Chinese Baskeball League.
Eight teams in the NBADL are bunched together with 19-22 wins among them. At this point two straight wins or losses can turn a team's fortunes upside down. Enjoy the ride as it turns wild in March.


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Matrix Games and Panther Games are pleased to announce that another major update is now available for the pausable continuous time World War II wargame, Conquest of the Aegean. This third updated will fixes all known issues in addition to improving several scenarios and adding multiple reinforcement schedules to increase replay value.
As an added bonus, the update also includes two brand new scenarios with some significant new content. Gamble and Scramble is a hypothetical scenario covering a major Allied counter offensive against the German main supply route in Greece. Bir el Gubi covers the famous North African desert battle at the outset of Operation Crusader. A new map of the Bir el Gubi area is included and new estabs sufficient to cover all the major force types that participated in the 1941 desert battles have been added!
David Heath, Director of Operations at Matrix Games, said "This new update for Conquest of the Aegean improves upon an already respected and beloved game that stands among the most realistic operational simulations ever developed. The challenges of the Greek campaign have never been better presented than in Conquest of the Aegean and the new desert battle takes it in a new and exciting direction."
In Conquest of the Aegean, players get to take on the role of either an Allied or German commander during World War II and match their wits against either a computer controlled opponent or a human opponent via LAN or the internet. You can play as the Allies in a desperate fight to maintain a foothold on the southern flank of Europe using the mountainous Greek terrain to achieve concealment and surprise. Or, the for the more aggressive commanders among us, you can fight as the Axis who are tasked with driving as hard and fast as possible into Greek territory to assure an expedient and inexpensive victory.
Based off of the very successful Airborne Assault: Highway to the Reich, this operational "pausable continuous time" strategy game represents a major step forward from its predecessor. Not only does Conquest of the Aegean take you to a new theatre of the Second World War, but also major changes to the game have been made engine to make it an even more detailed and realistic recreation of WWII combat. To breathe fresh life into Airborne Assault while still capturing the strategically intense but fun gameplay that came with previous titles in the series, Conquest of the Aegean includes a realistic resupply system, a vastly enhanced interface, and improved weather patterns, all complemented by 20 brand new maps and 30 brand new scenarios.
Get more information on Conquest of the Aegean from its official Matrix Games webpage. This update is comprehensive and will bring the game up to version 3.3.147E.
About Matrix Games
Matrix Games produces, markets and publishes historical wargames as well as other computer gaming products. Since 2000, Matrix Games has published over three dozen titles and several award-winning games, including War in the Pacific, Conquest of the Aegean, Gary Grigsby's World At War: A World Divided, Crown of Glory, Battles In Normandy, Harpoon 3 Advanced Naval Warfare, Starshatter: The Gathering Storm and The Operational Art of War III. Matrix Games is based in Staten Island, New York. For more information, visit the Matrix Games website at www.matrixgames.com.


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24 Jul 2012 06:03:13 AM
Brock Lesnar Gets Clotheslined Out of the Ring on 1,000th Episode of WWE Raw [VIDEO]
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After some awful soap opera bullshit involving Paul Heyman and Triple H, former cage-fighter Brock Lesnar showed up on the historic 1,000th episode of WWE Raw last night to save his manager from getting slapped to death by Stephanie McMahon. Though his last run-in with Triple H ended in a Submission of the Night performance, Brock got the short end of the script this time, and was clotheslined directly out of the ring. (Perfect execution on that fall, by the way. The man's still got it.)
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