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Crossed: Badlands #93 (Wrap Cover)
Fan-favourite character 'Smokey' and screenwriter Christos Gage return to the pages of Crossed with a brand new arc!
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- Artist
- Fernando Heinz
- Author
- Christos N. Gage
- Binding
- Comic
- Cat No.
- 3516669
- 82002300769193021
- Genre
- Horror
- Previews
- Previews December 2015
- Publisher
- Avatar Press
- Type
- Comics
- Wednesday Comics
- Wednesday Comics 03/02/2016
Fan-favourite character 'Smokey' and screenwriter Christos Gage return to the pages of Crossed with a brand new arc!
Survivalists are seen as kooks with too much money and too little sense. Having an impenetrable underground bunker allows you to ride out all sorts of disasters - floods, war, pestilence but in a Crossed world there is no safety regardless of the preparation.
When the SHTF you have no help and no hope. It only gets worse when Smokey and his Bandits roll into town!
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- Wait one hour and check the meter again. If the figure has increased without any water being turned on during the one hour timeframe, then there is a leak somewhere on the property.
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Baker is the county seat of Fallon County, which is located in the southeastern corner of Montana. The beginning of Baker was in the early 1900's with the coming of the Milwaukee Railroad. Baker is host of the O'Fallon Historical Museum, which includes six buildings of artifacts and historical items. There is no fee, but donations are appreciated. The building is the original 2 story jailhouse with the original steel bars on the upstairs windows where the cells were located. If you are in Baker, check out this pleasant museum.
North Dakota
Visit Pioneer Trails Regional Museum in Bowman. The price of the museum is modest and includes local history, military history, Native American history and an awesome section on paleontology. Since 1991 the museum has become an important facility in the collecting, housing and research of fossils in the area. The museum offers day tours offering participants supervised collecting. What a great way to learn about the ancient environments in which dinosaurs lived.
South Dakota
You are literally in the center of everything, to include the nation! Make sure you check out the Center of the Nation Monument, Avenue of State Flags and the Tri-State Museum at the site of the race. Because you are so close, this is the perfect time to check out Mt. Rushmore National Memorial. This mountain carving features the 60-foot faces of four great American presidents. There is a parking fee, so check their web site for current pricing. It is recommended you plan to spend 90 to 120 minutes.
Located minutes from Mount Rushmore on HWY 16/385 you will find Crazy Horse Memorial, a memorial to Lakota leader Crazy Horse, and to all North American Indians, will be the largest mountain carving in the world upon its completion. You can witness work on the mountain, enjoy American Indian museums, art galleries, sculpture's studio-home, antiques, American Indian artists and performers.
There is so much to see and do in the area — don't get too distracted and forget to show up to run!
Rising 1,267 feet above the Belle Fourche River, Devils Tower is the frozen heart of an extinct volcano. Start your trip in Sundance, then take State Route 14 to State Route 24, which will take you up to the Tower itself. The site is considered sacred to the Lakota and other tribes that have a connection to the area. Hundreds of parallel cracks make it one of the finest traditional crack-climbing areas in North America. There is a vehicle pass fee, so check their web site for current pricing.
The Vore Buffalo Jump is one of the most important archaeological sites of the late-prehistoric plains Indians. Discovered during the construction of Highway I-90 in the early 1970s, the Vore site is a natural sinkhole that was used as a bison trap from about 1500 to 1800 A.D. Buffalo were driven over the edge of the sink hole as a method for the Native American tribes to procure the large quantities of meat and hides needed to survive the harsh prairie winters. The Vore Buffalo Jump is on the National Register of Historic Places. The site is approximately half way between Sundance, Wyoming and Spearfish, South Dakota, and is open to the public June 1st – Labor Day, 8 am to 6 pm. There is an admission fee, so check their web site for current pricing.
The Dawes County Historical Museum is dedicated to the preservation of the history of the Northwest portion of Nebraska. The museum grounds include the log house and barn, 1890s schoolhouse, pioneer church and C & NW caboose. The 9,000-square-foot museum houses an impressive collection of area antiques including displays of a general store, a hospital room, blacksmith tools, farm machinery, vintage quilts, a railroad room, and more. These exhibits provide insight into a simpler time. The museum is located on the site of the original 160-acre farm of Nellie and Lee Card, three miles southwest of Chadron. No admission is charged to visit the museum, but donations are accepted.
The Museum of the Fur Trade is dedicated to preserving the rich history of the North American fur trade. Located three miles east of Chadron, the museum stands on the site of James Bordeaux's trading post, which was established for the American Fur Company in 1837. The museum is located at 6321 Highway 20. For more information, call 308-432-3843.
Eleanor Barbour Cook Museum, at 1000 Main St, on the grounds of Chadron State College, contains rocks, minerals and fossils from Nebraska and around the world. Exhibits include the Ohme collection of agates, jade and petrified wood. The museum is open daily 7:30 am – 4:30 pm. The web site is http://www.csc.edu/sci/ebcmuseum/index.csc.
Stop by the visitor center at 706 West 3rd Street in Chadron for maps and more information about the area and tourist attractions.
On the way from Chadron to Sterling, you may want to check out the South Platte River Trail. This scenic byway, while the shortest in the state, packs a wallop for those who enjoy the true grit of Western history. It's a 19-mile loop that takes you through everything from Colorado's only Pony Express station (in Julesburg) to the Lincoln Highway — the first coast-to-coast car route in the nation. Informative placards are found throughout the route to provide additional insight into the area's storied history.
The Overland Trail Museum takes you back in time, presenting the history of the Overland Trail. The famous and, at its peak, most heavily traveled highway in the country led to the goldfields of California and later Colorado. This replica of an old fort houses artifacts, memorabilia and collections of early life on the prairie. Historic buildings – including a house, church, school, blacksmith shop, general store and barbershop – can be closely inspected throughout the year. The museum is open Tuesday through Saturday, 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. Please call for price of admission, 970-522-3895. Located on Highway 6, east of the South Platte River.


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is SQL Injection? Basic SQL Injection, Database Layer hacking
technique, SQL Injection attacks.
SQL Injection - Exploits
a security vulnerability
1. What is SQL Injection
SQL Injection the most popular method to pass SQL command
deliberately from input filed in application. As a
developer you should know how to prevent your application
from SQL Injection.
SQL Injection is one of the many web attack mechanisms used by
hackers to steal data from organizations. It is perhaps one
of the most common application layer attack techniques used
today. It is the type of attack that takes advantage of
improper coding of your web applications that allows hacker
to inject SQL commands into say a login form to allow them
to gain access to the data held within your database.
Which part of your application is in threat for SQL
SQL Injection is the hacking technique which attempts to
pass SQL commands and SQL queries (statements) through a web
application or desktop application for execution by the
backend database. If not sanitized properly, web
applications may result in SQL Injection attacks that allow
hackers to view information from the database and/or even
wipe it out.
Such features as login pages, support and product request
forms, feedback forms, search pages, shopping carts and the
general delivery of dynamic content, shape modern websites
and provide businesses with the means necessary to
communicate with prospects and customers. These website
features are all examples of web applications which may be
either purchased off-the-shelf or developed as bespoke
These website features are all susceptible to SQL Injection
attacks which arise because the fields available for user
input allow SQL statements to pass through and query the
database directly.
Basic SQL Injection, power of 'T'='T'
Most login page is ask for User Name and Password from the
user. User type the user name and password in the login form
and submit for authenticate. System query the database with
supplied user name and password if it found in the database
it authenticate the user otherwise it show login fail
message. When we submit the login page most login page will
pass query to database like.
select * from user_master where user_name='" & TxtUserName.Text & "' and user_password ='" & TxtPassword.Text & "'"
If we type User Name as ANYUSER and Password as ANYPASS then
actual query look like.
select * from user_master where user_name='ANYUSER' and user_password ='ANYPASS'
It will not work as there is no such user name and password
in the table user_master. and it will show login fail
message. Now just change your password and type ANYPASS'
or 'T' = 'T and submit the page again.
This time the query look like.
select * from user_master where user_name='ANYUSER' and user_password ='ANYPASS' or 'T' = 'T'
Now it works and you are able to login the page without
knowing the user name and password. How it was happen. the
query will always return all records from the database
because 'T' = 'T' always True.
What are the SQL command you can pass
If the underlying database supports multiple command in
single line, then you can pass any valid DML, DCL and DDL
command through SQL injection. for example following command
will drop user_master table from the database. For example
type in password box ANYPASS' ; drop table user_master --
and submit the page again. this time underlying query looks
select * from user_master where user_name='ANYUSER' and user_password ='ANYPASS' ; drop table user_master -- '
Now it drop the user_master table from the database. In this
case we pass drop table command along with password. -- two
dash is comment for SQL no other code will be executed after
that. If you know the table structure then you can Insert
and update the record as well through SQL Injection.


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A Glenview man accused of assaulting his pregnant girlfriend and staying by her side during a trip to the hospital to try to keep her from reporting the attack is being held in the Cook County Jail in lieu of $70,000 bond today, officials said.
Dewayne Skippings, 23, of the 10400 block of North Dearlove Road is charged with aggravated battery to a pregnant woman and domestic battery, as a result of an assault on December 3, said Lisa Gordon, a spokesperson for the Cook County Sheriff's Office.
The assault allegedly began when Skippings twisted the leg of the woman - who is seven months pregnant - during an argument, Gordon said. He allegedly continued the assault by hitting her with a belt, his fists and putting a pillow over her face, she said.


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No one doubted Michael Ignatieff's intelligence. It was his judgement and ethics that were questioned (AP Photo/Nathan Denette)
Michael Ignatieff always appeared to be the predestined man, scion of a noble Russian family, including one of the last Tsar's ministers, and of a prominent Anglo-Canadian family of academics and business leaders. He was a star in one of Canada's most exclusive schools, and an alumnus of the University of Toronto, Oxford, and Harvard. He became a well-regarded university lecturer and a prize-winning author, and not only in the suspiciously log-rolling and back-scratching world of Can(adian)Lit(erature). He was shortlisted for the Booker and endorsed by Isaiah Berlin, a professor and mentor at Oxford, as his biographer.
He acquired a reputation as an expert on human rights and gained credibility by being independent-minded and not just another cypher of Amnesty International and Human Rights Watch attacking every foreign policy initiative of the United States. He was rewarded with a prominent civil rights chair at Harvard. There were problems of abrupt changes of position, including his very public and rigorous endorsement of the Iraq War followed by his eventual complete recantation when WMD were not discovered, as if that were the only reason for disposing of Saddam Hussein, or the principal one given by the US government, or even by Ignatieff himself.
His father, George Ignatieff, was a very respected diplomat and public servant, and prominent member of the Liberal establishment that staffed the senior civil and diplomatic service from 1896 to 2006, and governed Canada for 80 of those years. The Canadian Liberals were the most successful party in the democratic world throughout this time, basically because they were the only pan-Canadian party that alternated English and French-Canadian leaders; because they were not the party that imposed conscription on an unconvinced French Canada in 1917; and because they sold themselves in Quebec as the party that would make Canada work for Quebec, and in the rest of the country as the party that would keep Quebec in Canada, by whatever combination of bonne entente and force majeure was required.
Part of the genius of the Canadian Liberals was the habit of selecting leaders in an unpredictable and exotic manner that was rivalled only by the Holy See for mystery and surprise. The Commonwealth's longest serving prime minister, W.L. Mackenzie King (22 years), was a Harvard alumnus, a defeated former junior minister, and long resident in the United States when he was elected to a 29-year stint as Liberal leader, following the death of Sir Wilfrid Laurier, who had been Liberal leader for 30 years. King's successor, Louis St Laurent, had never dreamt of entering public life in his 60 years until King tapped him for the succession. Lester Pearson, a mentor of George Ignatieff, was a career foreign service officer when he got the call, and Pierre Trudeau was an underemployed academic with inherited wealth, who had never even supported the Liberals, when he was recruited by Pearson. Between them these five men led their party for 97 consecutive years, 66 of those as prime minister.
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Climb on board a desert off-roader and discover the secrets of the ancient temple in the exciting indoor ride Laser Raiders - where everyone gets to play an adventure hero.
Armed with laser guns you must shoot your way through a labyrinth, battling evil mummies and dodging traps and skeletons during an adrenaline-filled journey to discover lost treasure.
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Past Exhibitions
January 10 - March 30, 2010
Leopards in the Temple
Lothar Baumgarten, Strauss Bourque-LaFrance, Nina Canell, Latifa Echakhch, Aleana Egan, Patrick Hill, Nina Hoffmann, Kerstin Brätsch and Adele Röder (DAS INSTITUT), Lucas Knipscher, Kitty Kraus, Pedro Paiva, Lucy Skaer, Kathrin Sonntag
SculptureCenter is pleased to present Leopards in the Temple. Leopards in the Temple will be on view
January 10-March 30, 2009 with an opening reception on Sunday, January 10, 2010 from 5-7pm. Essay by Fionn Meade
Leopards in the Temple is a parable by Franz Kafka that reads as follows:
"Leopards break into the temple and drink to the dregs what is in the sacrificial pitchers; this is repeated over and over again; finally it can be calculated in advance, and it becomes a part of the ceremony."
The group exhibition of the same name focuses on moments of metamorphosis, paradox, and formal adjacency, borrowing from the parable an ability to promote multiple readings of succinct forms and extraordinary occurrences. Protean moments where materials elide, transform, and overlay take place in the work of Lothar Baumgarten, Nina Canell, Strauss Bourque-LaFrance, and Kitty Kraus, while the rules of image production are triangulated and problematized in the painting configurations of Patrick Hill, Lucas Knipscher, and Kerstin Brätsch and Adele Röder's DAS INSTITUT. Kathrin Sonntag and Nina Hoffmann (working in collaboration) and the collaborative duo João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva present slide and film projections that explore the uncanny through acts of magnetism, doubling, and transference. And sculpture is framed and distributed as an effaced and often fictional artifact in the work of Latifa Echakhch, Aleana Egan, and Lucy Skaer. Gathering together an international group of artists, the works in this exhibition share an extra-linguistic interest in moments of translation and a resistance to fixed forms.
Leopards in the Temple offers an unusual opportunity for New York audiences to experience the work of a number of increasingly prominent European artists, including 2009 Turner Prize Nominee Lucy Skaer, João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva, who together represented Portugal at the most recent Venice Biennale, Nina Canell, the winner of this year's Bâloise Art Prize at Art Basel 40 | Statements, along with Kathrin Sonntag, recipient of the 2009 Swiss Art Award and Kitty Kraus, recipient of the 2008 Blauorange Prize. The exhibition represents the first New York exhibition for a number of the participating artists.
As a complement to the exhibition, SculptureCenter and Anthology Film Archives will present screenings with Nashashibi/Skaer, an ongoing collaboration between artists Rosalind Nashashibi and Lucy Skaer on Monday, January 18, 2010, at 7:30 PM and João Maria Gusmão and Pedro Paiva on March 8, 2010, at 7:30 PM at Anthology Film Archives.
Leopards in the Temple is presented with the support of Culture Ireland; Directorate-General for the Arts / Ministry of Culture, Portugal; and Calouste Goulbenkian Foundation.
Curated by Fionn Meade


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SOURCE: Neuronascent, Inc.
June 25, 2013 12:39 ET
CLARKSVILLE, MD--(Marketwired - Jun 25, 2013) - Neuronascent, Inc. announced today the issuance of a Canadian patent covering its compound families that include Neuronascent's Alzheimer's therapy, NNI-362, and other agents that promote neurogenesis to treat both neuropsychiatric and neurodegenerative disorders. The Company's patent portfolio covering these agents also includes coverage in the United States, Russia and South Korea.
"Neuronascent strives to be the leader in the neuro-restorative therapeutic approach to Alzheimer's disease," said Judith Kelleher-Andersson, Ph.D., Founder, President and Chief Scientific Officer of Neuronascent. "With 5.4 million Americans suffering from Alzheimer's and no disease-modifying therapy on the horizon, our therapeutic development efforts focus directly on replacing neurons in an aging patient population with chronic neuronal loss." Kelleher-Andersson continued, "Our multi-targeted agent is both neurogenic and neuroprotective and is aimed at reversing or halting the disease, not merely minimizing further neuronal loss."
About NNI-362
NNI-362 has been validated through oral administration in external studies, which indicated a reversal of memory impairment in aged mice and the promotion of new neuron growth from the brain's own neuronal progenitors, similar to that observed in young mice. NNI-362 also promoted contextual memory benefit in Down syndrome mice, correlating with an increase in the number of neurons to levels observed in normal mice.
About Neuronascent
Neuronascent, Inc. is a pre-IND stage company developing orally available, novel neurogenic and neuro-restorative therapeutics that target Alzheimer's disease, Down syndrome, Parkinson's disease and post-traumatic stress disorder.
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POMPANO BEACH — The freighter Caicos Express, featured four times on the television series Miami Vice, made a dramatic exit Tuesday to join Broward County`s artificial reef complex.
The Broward Sheriff`s Bomb and Arson Squad used 120 pounds of dynamite to send the 188-foot ship down in 240 feet of water on the Pompano Beach Fishing Rodeo artificial reef site. The ship sank in less than two minutes after simultaneous explosions punched five holes below the water line.
Such scenes are becoming routine off Broward, where five ships have been sunk to form reefs in the past 19 months.
The Fishing Rodeo, a popular annual offshore fishing competition, raised more than half of the $20,000 purchase price as well as the $2,000 fee to tow the Caicos Express from Miami. The rest of the money came from boat registration fees through the Florida Boating Improvement Program.
``We pride ourselves on the fact that every year after we take from the ocean for three days, we then turn around and try to give something back,`` Fishing Rodeo Chairman Wade Horn said. ``Many of our natural reefs are dead, and fishing isn`t as good as it used to be. Maybe with this we can help turn that around.``
The 29-year-old Caicos Express, built in Amsterdam, Netherlands, hauled cargo in the Caribbean until it stopped in Miami for repairs and was abandoned. The ship appeared in four episodes of Miami Vice.
It is very similar in size and design to the more famous Mercedes I, which became a scuba diving reef off Fort Lauderdale after a highly publicized grounding on the beach next to a Palm Beach mansion last year.
Situated in much deeper water, Caicos Express is beyond the safe range of sport divers. It will serve as a haven for game fish and a focal point for anglers.


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If 60% of all phones on the market are smartphones, then why only 3% of users decide to do shopping via a mobile device? Probably because most of online payment systems are not really adapted for mobile phones. What should a mobile consumer do to buy via a smartphone easily and quickly? The answer is easy - use the newest application designed by IdoSell Shop for online shops. Thanks to this application, all m-consumers will make a purchase in your shop without any problems.
A mobile application for e-sellers and their clients aims at making the access to m-commerce solutions easier for sellers and their clients.
"We would like to further develop mobile app solutions and ensure safe and comfortable shopping experience for the customers, at the same time maximizing profits in a mobile channel for the IdoSell shops." - IdoSell Shop CEO, Paweł Fornalski
Consumers often expect from mobile technologies suppliers more than simple social applications or applications allowing to view content and news. Consumers want to proceed with bank operations via their mobiles and what is more - do shopping. Revenue from m-commerce in Europe is predicted to increase by 60% a year and reach 3 bn EUR in 2015 – according to Forrester Research. However, in order to use the potential of m-commerce, making payments has to be easy and available from a smartphone or a tablet. Otherwise, mobile consumers will lose their motivation for shopping. The sellers who will quickly adapt their shops to the market expectations have bigger chances for considerable profits and a competitive edge over other retailers.
"For a long time we have noticed that polish consumers doing shopping via mobile devices are twice as likely to choose foreign shops. The reason behind it is simple - many Polish shops are not adjusted to mobile devices." – says Ganna Yevtushenko, Head of Business Development of PayPal in Central & Eastern Europe.
Usually, the cost of such application is about a few hundred pounds per year (including updates and maintenance in AppStore). However, providing your customers with a mobile application increases their commitment and what follows – sales. Moreover, users of mobile devices are less sensitive to a price factor - while doing shoping, they often make quick, impulsive decisions.
"Due to a constant developemnt of a mobile sector and the fact that customers expect easy shopping via mobile devices, we have decided to make a special application available to our clients. IdoSell Shop took care of its implementation. The company was able to fully meet our expectations by designing a simple and user-friendly application which at the same time includes all the functions of a desktop shop. The big advantage of the application is also the ability to work on different systems - it work both on Android and iOS-based devices. CzasNaButy.pl has always wanted to be a shop which would be as client-friendly as possible - the application implemented by IdoSell Shop helps us in pursuing this goal. We are very satisfied with the effects." - stresses one of our clients, Marek Wawrzyczek, the owner of CzasNaButy.pl.
Thanks to the application, your customers are always up to date with the newest special offers and trends in your online shop, regardless of time and place. They can also quickly and safely place an order. However, IdoSell Shop offers much more:
The mobile application can be prepared within any implementation package. Creating the application reduces the amount of working hours of a given implementation package. Thanks to our innovative technology, the application interface is produced simultaneously with the mobile layout and thus, it is the same as the one in a mobile store. Because of this, the cost of creating and uploading the application to App Store and Google Play does not exceed 10 working hours for the new stores being created within the implementation package. If the implementation process is finished and the application was not initially ordered, the individual pricing and confirmation of the possibility of creating the application is necessary.
To order the application for your store, it is advisable to include it in your implementation package requirements.


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SOURCE: Appian Corporation
May 13, 2014 09:01 ET
Australia's Second-Busiest Airport Modernizing Safety Inspections, Incident Management, Customer Responsiveness and More With Appian's Work Platform
Australia's Second-Busiest Airport Modernizing Safety Inspections, Incident Management, Customer Responsiveness and More With Appian's Work Platform
RESTON, VA--(Marketwired - May 13, 2014) - Appian, the market leader in modern business process management (BPM) and Case Management software, today announced Melbourne Airport is transforming a range of core airport operations and procedures using the Appian's Work Platform. Appian's combination of process automation, data management, native mobile apps, and social collaboration will help the Airport accelerate awareness and responsive action to issues concerning Airside Inspections, Live Incident Management, Permitting Processes, Customer Feedback, and more. Melbourne Airport will discuss their Appian program at the Gartner BPM Summit Australia May 19-20, 2014 in Sydney.
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thanks zonard...indeed there are two versions
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i think i like the little kirk cut best. i was searching for one from delton screechy, but no luck.
and yes man that greensleeves dub master was my favorite since i got it back when it was first let off. it took me a long time to figure out the vocals versions were on that black slavery days set...i never bought that one somehow.


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The Ten Worst Purveyors of Antisemitism Worldwide, No. 9: Roger Waters
Legendary English rocker Roger Waters, born in 1943, cofounded the iconic group Pink Floyd in 1965 and stayed in it until 1985. Since then, while sometimes reuniting with other Pink Floyd members, he's mainly pursued a solo career.
Waters is a pop star on a gigantic scale. Pink Floyd, for which he was the main songwriter, has sold over 250 million albums across the globe. Waters's worldwide tour The Wall Live, which he began in 2010, sold over 1.4 million tickets in the first half of 2012, making it the international leader for all categories of concerts.
Like many pop stars, Waters has taken up causes. In 2009 he called the Israeli security fence in the West Bank an "obscenity" that "should be torn down." He never got around to criticizing the waves of Palestinian suicide bombings and other terror attacks, which killed 1500 Israelis and wounded many thousands more, that prompted the building of the fence in the first place.
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Waters has been quite active in BDS. In a November 2012 speech to the UN he accused Israel—a member of the exclusively democrat OECD and rated a "Free" country by Freedom House—of "ethnic cleansing," "apartheid," and "international crimes." Last August he published an open letter calling on other musicians to "declare a cultural boycott on Israel," citing Stevie Wonder's cancellation of a concert in Israel as a success story.
Waters, it goes without saying, does not call for a boycott of any other country on the globe. He has recently played concerts in human rights beacons like Russia, China, and Turkey without raising a peep of protest. Does all this—not least the scurrilous claim of "apartheid"—qualify him as an antisemite? In general, the Jewish world gave him the benefit of the doubt and refrained from making that charge.
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i would really love to know the track before Oppenheimer Analysis ... !!
I want that mixer!!!
Dude Tim you rock man. Saw you at Onyx room in San Diego - I enjoyed how you laughed off Mr. Murphey's quips! From a fellow NYU grad, keep on with the music and bringing the great vibes with your show. Beats in Space!
Nice little sabbath edit there in part 1...
Woooow, James Murphy and Tim sweeney in the same place, then you can ask what u want about music dude !!
Greats From Guadalajara Tim !
@James--If that's you doing a rough take with some "ideas", then your festival sets must just be wild...
@Tim--THANK. YOU. !!!
I´m pretty sure that James´ second track is Snooze 4 Love which is the other side of that Terje´s EP.
i would love to know the name of the first song from the second set.
i remember it from his set in montreal a couple weeks ago and its so killer!
not sure who's edit that is but its the tempts. and yes, good god it is gold.
Tim should write a song how he was there when LCD Soundsystem wrote "Losing My Edge."
"Better put a bassline in there, or you'll never make a dime."
Love you James! thank you Tim!
the mix between 14-15-16 is epic. if i was in the club and heard that i would probly faint.
this mix grows on me after a few listens...
Oppenheimer Analysis siowed down... neat
any ids on track 3 and 16?
nice, anyone know the last track in part 1?
nice eclectic mix.... the Allez-Allez - Seven Down Six Across and Pollyester - German Lover Letter (Hal Tabac Mix) are two of my favorite songs from last year.... Allez-Allez needs to make a full length! I guess the next Walls LP will have to do.
What´s the name of track #3 ??!! Please
@Wolfganng "Love Unlimeted Orchestra - Welcome Aboard"
Does anyone now track 6?? Literally the best track I've heard in ages :)
Great show! Thanks James & Tim!!
@pat & @max edit of the Temptations - Ungena Za Ulimwengu
But i don't know what edit :(
@Ross thank you so much!
Here it is - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UzN_9NaBIJE
AMAZING track.
plz song 16
what is it!
plz plz plz
Is it me or is James Murphy a bit of a tool!?
Great show and an intriguing chat with james! Pretty sure the todd terje track is snooze4love not ragysh (but from the same ep of course!) Keep up the amazing work, first class guests this past month! : )
Damn fine!
Tim, you should be able to fix the handle of your roller board by finding and unzipping the small zipper on the inside bottom of the main compartment, which gives you access to the handle casing. There are a couple pins half way up each side that you have to wiggle play around with.
Should be a fix in a pinch, although better to deal with prior to having packed all your clothes. I had the same problem and am still using the bag today -- piece of crap! And that's a free luggage tip for you too, Mr. Murphy.
Keep on truckin'!
what are those things james is putting on his lables in the video?
@mark, I agree with you on track #6, anyone have any ideas as to who it's by?
that mixer looks like an atari 2600, with paddle controller
i want one and i don't know how to mix!
Burnt Island Casuals - Truth & Temptation is the 1st track on part 2
@mark & @whitney - It looks like track 6 is a cover of Jefferson Airplane's "Triad", but I have no idea who's doing the covering.
forget that. and why did it post twice? now i look a fool, times two.
@whitney & adrian, I found it "Work That Dream" by November Group, but James played it really pitched down...
@ A.A. Wallace - those things are:
vc people....nice
Loving this two parter and the ever sarcastic Murphy. Thanks, BIS crew. Oh my giddy aunt what is track 22?? String fantastic and the vocal....."Way back when..."
Can anybody tell me what track three is??? PLEASE. I beg x
Track 16 is completely mad
Amazing set.
If I had to take two BIS sets for a desert island, I would take the first hour of this one and the Ivan Smagghe one.
Anyone got a link to the DJ bags that Tim and James talk about right at the top of the first set?
@koiboy @Max Win Track Three before oppenheimer is bunnydrums - too much time
If anyone else had their life changed by track 22, I found it:
Brenda Russell - Way Back When (Underdog Edit)
Edited with extreme precision, the original version is just as hot.
can anyone please tell us what track 16 is please it is simply amazers!!??
Amazing mix both part 1 and 2! really enjoyable. Anyone know what track 15 is? I really like it!
@ mark fader - cheers for the Love Unlimited Orchestra link! That track is so laid back and dope!
Is this playlist some kind of pop music quiz? ;-)
track no2 is nooze4love and track no3 is ragysh both from todd terje
I also would love to know who made that 'Triad' cover...anyone?
edit of the byrds version of triad - http://soundcloud.com/fredberthet/the-byrds_triad-dj-steef-edit
I know this might be a bit of a stupid question but once you've clicked download and then it opens a new page with the music playing how do you actually download the thing?
Aren't there some old David Holmes-like sounds around 55-60 min. into part 1?
The Dj Steef edits are on is it balearic's Magic Wand label he is French
the last couple of podcast have just been on loop - pitched down track 5-6-7 genius
the Oppenheimer Analysis tune slowed down sounds like LCD SS. vox is just like James'. genius.
my life was changed - so glad you posted the song name.
track nº 15 is Mother (F) - welcome aboard, a dream...
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Google reader referred me here. I like the music but I don't really care for the talk partitions. Is this available without talk?
Yes, I agree what is the track before Oppenehimer Analysis
The track after work that dream is November Group. Work That Dream!!!
Great set! Anyone know what track 27 is? That's a cool tune
Get back out to Australia both of you guys !
How do I download this? Every time I click on download, it just streams the music for me. Any help would be appreciated.
for everyone asking track16. is The Temptation - Ungena Za Ulimwendu (unite the world)
james played it in london the other night and i. lost. my. shit!
one of the best mixes I've heard. Always interesting, never boring, plus I do think it sounds better than others. thanks!
every track is amazing. one of best mixes I've ever heard
What's track 21?!
Pt 1, #3 is "Too Much Time" by Bunnydrums, a great band from Philly! The track is from 1983.
How can I download this if the DL button isn't working?
Can I get the name of track 21 please!!
Any chance it's not too late to ask what's resting on the records? The link for TTL has since changed.
@Solucien - audio technica AT618 disc stabilizer i believe
James second song is SNOOZE 4 LOVE not RAGYISH by Todd Terje
I'm a crotchety old bastard (LOL!) but even I like this stuff! It makes my wrinkled old ass groove like a damn fool!
#21 ??? Of course the one track I really want to know was never revealed before this thread died.
And 27! Damn
Track 16 is Burnt Island Casuals - Truth & Temptation


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Fort Lauderdale-headquartered property insurer Universal Insurance Holdings, Inc. (UVE) saw a precipitous stock drop on Dec. 3 as it appears investor over-exuberance over the hot financial-sector stock has been tempered.
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Riding the Train to Freedom with Author J. T. Dutton
Interviewer's Note: I am fascinated by authors and the stories that they tell. Not only do I want to read their work, I also want to know where the stories come from, so I sat down with J. T. Dutton and talked about the development of her first book. Freaked is part journey novel, part young adult problem novel, and part historical fiction, even though many of us may shudder to think of 1992 as history. In this interview, Jen and I talked about how this book came to be, how she found herself in the world of young adult literature, and how this book is being received.
JM: Let's tell the story of how this book developed from a creative writing assignment in graduate school to Freaked.
J. T. Dutton: My first ideas for the story actually came before graduate school. I had finished college, I'd waited tables for a few years, and I was looking for a life purpose. I knew I liked to write, so I moved down to Connecticut and was taking classes at Columbia University. I was going in every day on a train. One afternoon, Jerry Garcia was playing at Madison Square Garden. I had an assignment in my creative writing class at Colombia on creating a voice, and so I was listening to the Deadheads talking on the train. I had had a project all worked out, but I threw it away and worked on this voice because it was so distinct. When I handed it in to the class, people laughed. A few weeks later, somebody asked me if they could publish it in a student magazine, so a small bit of it got published right away.
I took it with me to graduate school in Alaska, where I used it to write a short story, and the same kind of thing happened—people enjoyed the voice. They also said that the story I had written was incomplete; they were looking for more details and more things to happen, so I expanded the story into a novella. I prepared several short stories and the novella for my graduate school thesis defense and then thought, "What the heck, this is my last chance to write something big working with my mentors at the University of Alaska." So I expanded the novella into a novel and used that by itself as my thesis for my M.F.A. Then I did nothing with it for ten years; it just sat in a drawer. Later, when my husband Jeff was in graduate school and looking for a job, job prospects were grim. He had two or three interviews, and after seven years of school, we were feeling pretty desperate, so I wanted to do some writing that would actually pay. I was looking for freelance opportunities when Jeff said, "You know, you really ought to do one more draft of that book and send that out, too. Chances are maybe someone will be interested in it." As it turned out, someone was.
Loveletter to a Deadhead
Parent's Weekend loomed over Scotty Loveletter at the Stillwater Academy for Boys. It loomed in part because of his name, Loveletter, the alias his sexy mother had adopted to enhance her persona as a famous sex therapist and Playboy centerfold. It loomed because his prep school peers were all salivating, waiting for his mother to appear, and it loomed because it coincided with the Grateful Dead concert at the Freedom Coliseum—Scotty's version of the Holy Grail, the place to record the ultimate bootleg tape. But Scotty is seeking more than just the ultimate bootleg concert tape. He is seeking connections with his fellow human beings, even though that thought can be terrifying to him. He uses drugs to both create those connections and hide from them. Drugs give him status with his roommate, Todd. They are his membership card as a Deadhead, and yet they help separate him from the elements of his world that he does not want to deal with. He does not want to deal with his peers who fantasize about his mother. He does not want to deal with his roommate who treats him like a sidekick and keeps him hanging on because he supplies his drug habit. He does not want to deal with his endless string of stepfathers. He does not want to deal with the cookie-cutter future of prep school boys: the expected career path of the attorney or the corporate CEO. On the way to the concert in Freedom, Todd abandons Scotty in a bathroom in Grand Central Station, and Scotty is left to fend for himself. Alone, without a ticket for the show or a plan for getting there, he makes his way to Freedom and revels in the Deadhead experience.
Critics have tried to create a parallel between Freaked and J. D. Salinger's Catcher in the Rye , but Dutton did not set out to write Catcher in the Rye for the new millennium. She set out to capture the voice and the experience of a Deadhead. Scotty Loveletter has a mission; Holden Caulfield did not. Freaked is the story of the fulfillment of Scotty's mission, to travel to Freedom, New York, to record the ultimate Grateful Dead concert tape. Both stories share a sense of cynicism. Both main characters see through the veil of prep school privilege. Those who enjoyed Catcher will enjoy Freaked . So will readers who enjoyed John Greene's Looking for Alaska , Stephen Chbosky's Perks of Being a Wallflower , or Ned Vizzini's It's Kind of a Funny Story .
JM: Tell me about some of the things that other people said along the way as this story has grown from eavesdropping on the train.
JD: Whenever I told people I was writing this book, the Grateful Dead fans among them would always tell me a Grateful Dead story. The Grateful Dead were present enough in people's consciousness, at least in the 90s, that they immediately knew who the character was and the kind of experience he had. Now we're a little more distant and more of these things have to be explained. I suppose I kept writing it because it was sort of like a favorite party joke that people got. I kept writing it because it seemed like people kept enjoying it. It is interesting that now that the book is finished, there's a little more dubiousness about whether or not Scotty's story is really funny, but for a time I think people found it that way. There was humor in this. It was a slice of life that we knew.
JM: Let's talk about the Grateful Dead. You mentioned the distance, so if this is meant for an audience of teenage readers, how does that work?
JD: Now I have the chance to take the story to high schools where the kids say to me, "I had no idea who you were talking about in the first pages. I had to go to Wikipedia and look up Jerry Garcia." This just amazes me! It's kind of funny, but there are metaphors from music and experience that I think transcend time. Kids will always connect to music, so the book has that quality that makes them able to share in it. I think for me to try to write about a current band would not ring true, but I could write about a band that inspired me when I was an adolescent and try to transfer that feeling to a younger audience. Whether I succeeded or not, I hesitate to say, but that was the goal. The Grateful Dead are a piece of history that is just as interesting to remember as other pieces of history.
JM: So do you see this as historical fiction?
JD: I do. It is historical fiction now, it really is. When I was doing the revision 12 years after the original writing in the 90s, I had to look up what was current in 1993 because I had forgotten. I had to make decisions about what needed to be in there and what had to go, because certain parts no longer seemed as important. I also made the decision not to do a lot of early explanation about the Grateful Dead and their history, but to just let that be something the readers had to catch up with.
JM: And why did that seem like the right decision?
JD: I wanted to stay true to the narrative voice. Scotty wouldn't necessarily be stopping to explain. It doesn't matter if anybody knows more about the Grateful Dead from reading this book. I want them to know what a fan of the Grateful Dead was feeling, so it's more about being a fan than about the Grateful Dead. It just seemed that adding that material was a digression.
JM: You have admitted that you were new to YA literature when you started this book, so let's talk about how this became YA and how you perceive this genre. If it wasn't intended to be written for a younger audience in the beginning, tell me how all that came to be.
JD: I wasn't thinking about Freaked as YA in graduate school. If I was, I think I would have written a different book because I had very narrow perceptions of what YA was before I started writing it. Now that I have written it and it's in this genre, I realize there's a lot of room to maneuver for a writer. My stereotype of YA was always that sooner or later, the adult worldview would overwhelm the child worldview. I thought, we can have rebellion, we can have bad behavior, but ultimately, the main character has to learn the lessons that parents want them to learn.
What I didn't realize is that these books are becoming a little more privately owned by the teens who read them, and there is less of that sense of parental influence on the outcomes. When I originally wrote the book, the ending was even a little darker; the character was a little less transformed. I think there is transformation at the end of Freaked , but there's a quality to it that's perhaps uncomfortable. He's transformed into a more active rather than passive rebel, but he's not conforming; he's still probably going to live outside the boundaries of what we consider good social behavior, just not as a follower. In becoming more active, he's also growing up, moving toward adulthood, albeit a more controversial form of adulthood.
JM: Controversial by whose definition?
JD: I don't know. My anxiety is about how the book is being viewed. I see Freaked as being slightly disapproved of in certain critical circles. There's this sense in the reviews that we can't really approve of this; it's not being rubber-stamped as a great book. Is that due to flawed writing? Or is it because it doesn't deliver the ending that people are looking for? I think I understand what people want from the book; they are looking for this unpleasant character who abuses drugs to become a little less unpleasant. But what they get is a character who stays true to himself, not to somebody we think he should become. This is the way I wanted to write it, and I have to stick to my guns on that.
JM: What about the role of adults in YA? My students and I talk about how the author has to get the adults out of the way in some construct to allow the teen to be the decision maker, to have the central role in the story.
JD: Yes, we write about kids who are metaphorically orphaned, emotionally or through some sort of separation. It's easier to have characters take action if they are orphaned in some way. The evolution is that the child is outgrowing the adult, so in order to give themselves permission to do that, I think they do have to think of the adult as "lesser." This is a tough problem for a writer because the parents aren't really lesser. If the author concedes to pressure and makes the parents flatter, that author also risks making the story less real. In Scotty's case, his parents are removed physically. As a result, he doesn't necessarily need to diminish them, so neither do I, the writer, but that's the trope that we see: the parents are somehow less important to the purpose of things. They are likely to be the ones that give the bad advice or offer the cliché—"Well, just be yourself," and the kid thinks "whatever."
JM: Let's talk about truth. Other YA authors, such as Crutcher, Ritter, or Lipsyte, talk about their work and they talk about telling kids the truth. What is the truth in Freaked?
JD: The truth is there are millions of teenage boys out there who like to smoke pot. They may get that they'll mess up their lives if they do drugs, and that it will be dangerous and it will be bad, but they do it anyway, and they find it funny. If they were to tell you their stories, those stories would sound adolescent like this and be full of the bravado of teens doing things that make their parents cringe. If drugs didn't have a side that was attractive, people wouldn't take them. Associated with that is this Grateful Dead culture of camaraderie and crazy confusion. There is an attractiveness to it that was alluring to me as an adolescent. Ultimately, we hope that people grow up and choose not to make doing drugs a full-time endeavor in their lives. But there is an adolescent fantasy with this kind of being lost that's very real, and to pretend it doesn't exist or it shouldn't exist or terrible things always happen when you encounter it is simply dishonest. It's more honest to say that drugs are out there, you're going to come into contact with them, you'll probably experiment with them at some point, but ultimately it's not a way of life. It isn't the journey, it's a piece of the journey. Eventually, you're going to have to say you want more out of your life than what's happening here.
JM: You mentioned the word "bravado." I would never use that word to characterize Scotty.
JD: He brags. He talks about being lesser than other people, but on the other hand, he tells you his glorious stories of how messed up he's been and how much trouble he's been in. There's a little bit of excessive self-pity in Scotty that's almost a form of showing off. Does that make sense?
JM: I think so. That leads to my next question: where is the reckoning between the guy who says things like ". . . but my real addiction was to my fellow human beings. I couldn't stop giving a damn about what they thought of me" ( Dutton, 2009, p. 39) and using the word "bravado" to describe him?
JD: He is a contradiction. That is part of who he is. He wants to connect. He wants to be part of the "in" crowd. He wants to be popular, but he also wants not to care. This is part of his boarding school culture; the less you care, the better you are. For a teenage boy in this environment, the less connected he is and the less he feels he needs other people, the better he fits in. His roommate Todd is sort of the perfect prep school boy. He's cool to the point of dead. He is numb and unfeeling. Scotty sees the desire to care as a flaw. He is striving not to care, and the easiest way not to care is to get more and more and more into the drugs, which helps him drift away from his emotions. It's easier for him when he doesn't care, but he does care. There's that piece of him that draws him back, and ultimately, one is going to win over the other.
JM: : Which one wins?
JD: I can't answer that. That's the u-turn, the sequel. I think of fiction as a question, and here that question is, which is going to win out? But it's the question that's important, not the answer, so to answer the question is to un-tell the story in a way.
JM: John H. Ritter said, "We expect novelists to tell us something we don't know or we haven't thought all the way through" ( Sherbert, 2007 , p. 14). What does Freaked tell us that we didn't know or we haven't thought all the way through?
JD: The novels that I really liked when I was in my 20s were Jack Kerouac's and Ken Kesey's, written in the late 50s and 60s. There's an act of rebellion in their books, a challenging of social mores. I'd like to hope Freaked challenges something about how we envision teens and helps readers embrace the issue of the darker side of their confusion. That's the ideal, that's the goal. Did I achieve it? My own humility prevents me from knowing that, but that is what I wished for—that there would be a cultural challenge in the issue of people saying this is not a good life for teens. I think maybe we are robbing teens of the time and space to live in confusion. We're making too many decisions for them and no, we don't want them to make all horrible decisions, but this character is going on a journey a lot of kids don't get to go on. He's suffering and deciding for himself, and I think more people should get the chance to do the same thing. I think mistakes are the road to adulthood.
JM: Let's talk a little bit more about the craft of writing. I went to the 2008 Youngstown State University English Festival, and there were a number of featured authors that year. As I watched them interact with their audiences, it struck me that they were approaching the students not as readers, but as fellow writers. It fascinates me that a writer doesn't think about readers as readers, but as potential writers reading their work as a model for craft. Where are you in this scheme between reader and writer?
JD: I read as a writer. I think there is a difference between how I read and how my husband Jeff, who is a literary critic, reads. He reads like a reader. He gets tropes and symbolism. I attack craft—what the author is doing, how he or she is creating this sense of tension, what details are included. So I might suggest that the authors talk to people like writers because they read like writers. Perhaps when they are talking to readers, they are assuming that those readers read like they do themselves, but maybe that's flattening it out too much.
JM: Let's talk some more about Scotty as a character. What do you see as Scotty's redeeming qualities or positive attributes? What is his saving grace?
JD: I actually think he's very creative. I know I am probably the only person in the world who loves him, but I do love him. I love him so! I think he's funny. He's got a really original world view. He's not buying it, so he's got a cynicism about the status quo that I share. He's going to follow his own path, he's going to follow his own dreams, and he has moments of compassion. They're not very deep or very long, but they exist, and they exist despite his best efforts to suppress them. So I think the "deeper down Scotty" is going to be a very interesting adult someday. He's smart, I would say that, too, a smart young man.
JM: Tell me about writing his voice. I must admit that my frustration with reading the book is that sometimes, by the time I get to the end of a sentence, I have lost where he started, and I have to go back to the beginning and read it over again. Part of that is his character. He's figuring it out as we read along, and sometimes he's figuring it out in the middle of the sentence. Talk to me about his voice and where that comes from.
JD: Oh that's me, I'm sure that's me. My father has read Freaked a few times, different drafts, and every time he says it's still very bumpy. A little bit of the jumping around was an attempt on my part to create a voice that is believably under the influence. In my second book, I found my sentences were much shorter because my character was a much more practical person. She doesn't ramble, she doesn't describe, she doesn't whip off into metaphor because she doesn't have the overlay of the drug culture to extend her, and I missed the free-floating words when I moved away from it. It seemed less beautiful to suddenly have this ordered mind to work with. On the other hand, I got a little more clarity out of it.
JM: Last big topic . . . in anticipation of this being in schools and classrooms, it's going to be challenged. People are not going to like their kids reading this book.
JD: I'm already getting a little of that here and there.
JM: What are your thoughts on that? What would you say to teachers? What would you say to parents or librarians?
JD: Get over it. In my own teaching experience, I get a little nervous when we have to deal with controversial material. I don't want parents saying, "I don't approve of this, I don't like this." Even at the college level, it makes me uncomfortable that someone would disapprove of what I present. A student once asked me, "Is this a glorification of drugs?" I think that's a very viable question, and I feel very defensive when I have to answer it, but I did put the subject matter out there to be wrestled with. I think that the point of reading anything is to be challenged—that quote by Ritter is a valid one. We read to be challenged.
I definitely intended Freaked to be a challenge, to be controversial. I knew telling the story of a wealthy, upper middle class teenage boy in 1993 who does drugs would freak some people out. There are all these books out there about African American or Hispanic boys living in the city doing drugs and being tough. But a very wealthy, very privileged boy who is completely amoral is an idea fewer people want to grapple with. Why? Why are we only writing about certain people in our culture or in a certain social class as immoral? I am saying, look here, the biggest druggies I've met in my life had trust funds, and that was a surprise to me when I discovered it. I don't think we should go on pretending that it's otherwise. So maybe there's this sense of "let's get real here" and let's get real in the classroom, too. Kids are not as unsophisticated as we think; they are talking about sex and drugs and they are thinking about sex and drugs. When we pretend temptation doesn't exist, when we choose not to share as much of the truth of this world as we can, we are not only being naïve, we are asking kids to be less fully rounded, less-informed adults.
Editor's Note: Look for J. T. Dutton's second book, Stranded , coming in summer 2010. Someone in the small town of Heaven, Iowa, is keeping a terrible secret. In a cornfield on the edge of town, a farmer discovers an abandoned newborn wrapped in a sweatshirt. Fifteen-year-old Kelly Louise Sorenson must decide whether to tell the police all she knows, or protect her family from the scandal that will surely follow.
Jennifer Miller is an associate professor of Education at Hiram College in Hiram, Ohio, where she is the coordinator of the Middle Childhood Education program and the Director of Assessment. She teaches courses in middle school philosophy and methods, language arts methods, adolescent literature, and content area reading. She is a National Board Certified Teacher in Early Adolescence/ English Language Arts. She holds a Ph.D. in Curriculum and Instruction from Kent State University. Her research interests include adolescent literacy, adolescent literature, and middle childhood teacher preparation.
Dutton, J. T. (2009). Freaked. New York: HarperCollins.
Salinger, J. D. (1979). The catcher in the rye. New York: Little, Brown.
Sherbert, V. (2007). "Ahoy, you crazy dreamers": A conversation with John H. Ritter. ALAN Review, 34 (2) , 13-23.


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