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Marianne Schimelfenig J.D. became general counsel for Saint Joseph's University in Philadelphia. She has been practicing law in higher education since 1990, most recently as general counsel for Saint Mary's College of California. Prior to that, Schimelfenig was a trial lawyer in the office of the general counsel for the regents of the University of California.
Amy Alpern J.D. has joined Littler Mendleson as a shareholder. She focuses primarily on litigation and has tried numerous employment cases. Before joining Littler, Alpern was a shareholder with Amburgey & Rubin.
Paul Roth B.A. was named Businessperson of the Year for 2007 by the Springfield Chamber of Commerce in recognition of his community involvement. Roth owns and operates two businesses in the Eugene-Springfield area–Roaring Rapids Pizza Company and Camp Putt Adventure Golf Park.
John Schneider Jr. B.A. is president of W.D. Larson Companies in Bloomington, Minnesota, a dealer network for Peterbilt trucks. He and wife Rachel, married for 20 years, have two sons, John III, 11, and Jake, 7.
Douglas Stringer J.D. has rejoined the office of the prosecutor as a senior trial attorney at the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia in The Hague, Netherlands. He worked there as a trial attorney from 1997 to 2002.
Kay Wakefield Abramowitz J.D. has been awarded a certificate in family business advising with fellow status from the Family Firm Institute. The certificate with fellow status recognizes extensive experience and commitment to the field of family business advising. In her work as attorney and shareholder at Buckley LeChevallier in Lake Oswego, Abramowitz concentrates on estate planning, estate and trust administration, entity formation, and business advising with a special focus on family-owned businesses.
Barry Paisner J.D. has had an article published in the New Mexico Law Review. The piece, coauthored by Michelle Haubert-Barela, is titled "Correcting the Imbalance: The New Mexico Public Employee Bargaining Act and the Statutory Rights Provided to Public Employees" and can be found in the spring 2007 (Vol. 37 No. 2) issue of the review.
Cynthia Scharf B.A. has been blessed with an interesting, unpredictable journey since college, one that has taken her from Moscow, working as a journalist during the Gorby era, to Washington, D.C., London, Geneva, and now New York, where she is a speechwriter for the U.N.'s top humanitarian aid official. The best part, she says, has been her companions along the way, including her husband, Vladimir, and 14-year-old daughter, Nadezhda.
Dave Tilton J.D. has been appointed a commissioner for the Coos-Curry Housing Authority. He has also been elected president of the Bay Area Rotary Club for 2009–10. Tilton continues his law practice in Coos Bay.
Peter Meza J.D. has been appointed to counsel at Hogan & Hartson in the firm's Colorado Springs office. His legal practice focuses on intellectual property matters for U.S. and international semiconductor and high-technology electronics clients.
Helen Tompkins J.D. has joined the Lake Oswego firm of Buckley LeChevallier as senior counsel. Her practice focuses on civil appeals and complex civil litigation cases, both commercial and consumer. A former contact hearings officer for the Oregon Board of Medical Examiners, Tompkins is a member of the Oregon State Bar's Products Liability Executive Committee and vice president of the board of directors for Pacific Youth Choir.
Blair Bobier J.D. has joined the Reynolds Law Firm in Corvallis. He continues his work representing community groups, charter schools, and nonprofit organizations. Bobier served as media director for the Green Party's 2004 presidential campaign and played an instrumental role in initiating the unprecedented statewide recount of presidential ballots in Ohio that year. In 1998, he was nominated as the first gubernatorial candidate of the Pacific Green Party of Oregon.
Leslie Ervin B.A. who lives with her husband, Chris Ervin, in Rancho Santa Margarita, California, says, "I somehow managed to retire–staying at home sure is nice!"
Jacob Kosman B.A. and Julie Urvater CAS '88 live with their two children (see Births) in Seattle, where Jacob works in software and Julie works in patent law.
David Weigel B.A. is living and working in Portland, for the last 10 years as vice president of marketing for Ecos, an environmental services firm. He still makes music and spends quality time with his two amazing kids.


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I quite enjoy this cartoon. I like how the lunacy continues to escalate with all the characters continually bouncing off one another, and even the ending gag makes me laugh. Probably one of my favorite of Jones' experimental cartoons from the 1940s.
Ahh! the first Chuck Jones cartoons! That's a good post for the blog, guys!
The old cartoons are always the best, especially this one with Jones' style and phylosofhy about the "chasing cartoons"
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Very nice film. My favorite scene is when all character jump one after another from the boards, but the one who's already down doesn't do anything until the one HE chases comes down. Because of the bad print, one can hear a word is missing "What a beautiful day! [jump]...quiet, you could hear... an apple drop!" Let's hope they find a better print soon!
One of my all time favorites. Wish they would put it on dvd!

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Longtime Westchester newspaper employee Luana Monique Cummings, known as "Nikki," died on Saturday, Sept. 9 at 6:08 pm, at Vassar Brothers Medical Center in Poughkeepsie after an extended illness. She was 48.
Nikki was the daughter of the late Lloyd W. Cummings Sr. of Red Hook, and Janice (Williams) Cummings of Poughkeepsie.
She was a graduate of Poughkeepsie High School and attended Dutchess Community College. Nikki was a long time employee of Gannett Newspapers in White Plains, where she was one of the first female Pressmen.
In addition to her mother, Janice M. Cummings, Nikki is survived by her 14-year-old daughter, Jai Dah Marie Cummings; her sisters, Carla M. Cummings (Tina) of Atlanta, Karen R. Cummings of Poughkeepsie, Yvette M. Rice of Philadelphia, Sondrea D. Cuvilje (Kim) of Lumberton, NC, a brother, Mark A. Beatty, of Albany, NY, as well as the father of her daughter, John Watkins.
She also leaves an uncle, Roger A. Williams (Theresa) and 14 nieces and nephews who all have children of their own. Nikki was predeceased by her brother Lloyd W. Cummings Jr. with whom she shared a very special bond, and her father, Lloyd Cummings Sr.
Along with a host of friends, Nikki is also survived by her two special childhood friends, Shana Robinson and Rita Daniels, and her best friend, Lillian Goldson.
Visitation will take place on Thursday, Sept. 14 from 10 a.m. to 11 a.m. at the Ebenezer Baptist Church, 15 Smith Street, in Poughkeepsie. Funeral service will follow at 11 a.m. with burial at the Poughkeepsie Rural Cemetery.
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BUFFALO, N.Y. - David Krejci scored with 7:06 remaining, and Nathan Horton added some insurance with 4:16 left to lead the Boston Bruins to a 2-0 win over the Buffalo Sabres on Sunday night.
After 52-plus minutes of scoreless play, Krejci broke the deadlock on a rebound in front of the Buffalo net. Horton skated hard toward the net and, after his backhand shot was stopped by Buffalo goalie Ryan Miller, Krejci put the loose puck into the open net to finally get the Bruins on the board.
Krejci also set up Horton's goal three minutes later. The forward raced up the left side of the ice and found Horton camped in front of the Buffalo net for an easy tap-in - his 11th goal of the season.
Bruins goalie Anton Khudobin picked up his second career shutout, making 26 saves. Boston improved to 22-8-4.
The Sabres (13-17-6) had several chances in the Boston end but were unable to get any pucks past Khudobin. Buffalo's struggles on the power play continued against the Bruins, with the Sabres going 0-for-4 with the extra man. Heading into the game, the Sabres were 27th in the league at just 13.5 percent on the power play.


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As franchises go, "G.I. Joe" was less a fixer-upper than the sort of thing you burn to the ground for the insurance money.
"G.I. Joe: The Rise of Cobra," with its biomechanical super suits and underwater shenanigans, was a borderline-unwatchable crapfest. Stiffly acted with a just-doing-this-for-the-paycheck vibe, it was less inventive than anything 8-year-olds could concoct while playing with the action figures.
"G.I. Joe: Retaliation," meanwhile, improves on the original in every conceivable way. Compared with "The Rise of Cobra," it feels like a best-picture nominee.
Compared with everything else in the marketplace, though, it still feels destined for the bargain bin.
"Retaliation" wastes little time distancing itself from its predecessor. Only Duke (Channing Tatum), Snake Eyes (Ray Park), Storm Shadow (Byung-hun Lee) and the president (Jonathan Pryce) return. Cobra Commander is back, too, but Joseph Gordon-Levitt had the good sense, or the right lawyer, to get out of playing him again.
Pretty much everyone else from "The Rise of Cobra" — Dennis Quaid's Gen . Hawk, Marlon Wayans' Ripcord and the thousand or so personality-free Joes — is dismissed with a voiceover telling moviegoers that, since the end of the Nanobyte Wars, Duke is now running the team. You know, because of the military's strict adherence to its Last One In Is In Charge Doctrine.
"Retaliation" severs even more ties with a massacre that decimates the remaining Joes, leaving three of them — Roadblock (Dwayne Johnson), Lady Jaye (Adrianne Palicki, "Friday Night Lights") and Flint (DJ Cotrona, "Detroit 1-8-7") — cut off from the world, branded traitors and marked for death.
Holed up in an abandoned inner-city rec center, the three are forced to carry on without their high-tech gizmos and kajillion-dollar subterranean compound.
It's the best thing that could have happened to the franchise, as it gives "Retaliation" a sense of realism that was sorely lacking in the original. Or at least as close to realism as you can get in a movie about a grown man named Roadblock chasing down a scarred freakshow who favors SS-style bondage gear. (Nothing here is much more outlandish than you'd find in any other comic book movie, yet a few of the characters and their costumes somehow still come off as pretty ridiculous.)
Although the creative team (if you can call it that) behind "The Rise of Cobra" couldn't muster any real connection to the Joes, "Retaliation" director John M. Chu clearly loves the characters. Perhaps a bit too much.
Written by "Zombieland's" Rhett Reese and Paul Wernick, "Retaliation" is designed to appease fans. And, judging from the joyful yelps from the die-hards at the screening, it worked. But it's not terribly inclusive if you don't know your Destro from your Zartan.
Also helpful for newbies: Snake Eyes, the black-clad, masked ninja dude, is a good guy. Storm Shadow, the white-clad, masked ninja dude, is a bad guy. They have history. You're welcome.
Their scenes provide the best action, whether they're squaring off against each other or zip-lining into a side-of-a-mountain battle that must be thrilling for anyone who hasn't seen "Ka." Chu stages their fight scenes with the balletic grace appropriate for a director best known for two "Step Up" movies and the Justin Bieber concert film — the latter of which also involved what some people consider dancing.
"Retaliation" occasionally sparks to life with small flourishes, such as the prison warden played by "Justified's" Walton Goggins, who gets to stretch beyond his bumpkin-with-a-screw-loose wheelhouse for a change.
But most of the fun comes from Johnson and, as the original G.I. Joe, Bruce Willis.
The action vets class up the joint while bringing the requisite deadpan swagger, not to mention their respective trademark grins and smirks. They're both highly entertaining. They're just not really playing characters. Johnson is essentially being The Rock while Willis deviates only slightly from his standard action-movie hero.
Then again, no one else is given much in the way of character development. Palicki and Cotrona's code names might as well be Tough Hot Chick and Some Guy.
Still, and this can't be stressed enough, "Retaliation" remains leaps and bounds ahead of "The Rise of Cobra."
It's a stunning reclamation of a presumed-dead franchise.
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MADRID (AP) — Thousands of Spaniards on Sunday protested the presence of an underground gas storage plant over growing fears it is triggering minor earthquakes in the area.
Initial police estimates said some 3,000 people had gathered to carry banners along the seaside promenade of the coastal town of Les Cases d'Alcanar, 500 kilometers (310 miles) east of Madrid, calling for the offshore plant to be closed or dismantled. But protest organizers said 6,000 people marched, chanting, "We don't want it. We live off fishing and tourism."
Spain's Geographical Institute has measured a sharp increase in temblors — 139 in the 10 days up to Saturday — since operators began pumping gas into the facility. Some earthquakes have exceeded magnitude 4.0. The first alarms were set off on Sept. 13 after 300 quakes were detected.
"Some weeks after we began to inject gas, the earthquakes began," said Recaredo del Potro, president of Escal-U.G.S., the company in charge of the project.
Injections stopped on Sept. 16, Del Potro said in a TV interview by state broadcaster TVE, and the government banned further injections two weeks ago.
However, the institute has continued to detect tremors, and on Thursday the regional prosecutor's office opened an investigation into the plant and flew inspectors to a platform atop the storage facility to determine if pumping had indeed been halted. Press reports said they had.
Jose Manuel Soria, Spain's industry minister, said Thursday that there appeared to be a direct link between the quakes and injections of gas into rocks that form part of the underwater storage system, which was intended to serve the eastern Valencia region as a supply of fuel gas that is used to generate electricity and for domestic heating and cooking.
The project is estimated to have cost some 1.3 billion euros ($1.8 billion), with half of the funds provided by a consortium of nine banks and the remainder by the European Investment Bank, TVE said.
The tremors are occurring just off the coast of Castellon city and Les Cases d'Alcanar, an area Spain's College of Geologists said is not known for such seismic activity.


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Wine on Third recently hosted another of its programs in support of the Niagara Falls Arts and Cultural Center. Titled "Niagara Falls Re-Imagined," the event featured live art on the sidewalk by a number of NAAC resident artists, including Mary Grace Ohrum, Brook D'Angelo, Andrea Megan, John Briglio, Anna Z. Spacone and others who created works, many in a Niagara Falls theme, on canvas.
The well-attended event also featured sidewalk entertainment, with performances by Too Many Notes and the NAAC's own Nick Spacone.
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EVANS CITY — Larry Karnes apparently knew the odds — and feared them.
He is an old man in ill health; his grandson was a 200-pound-plus, 19-year-old with a mean streak.
Karnes had come up on the losing end of previous family fights. He carried the scars to prove it.
There was a price to pay, after all, for saying "no" to the younger man.
But Karnes, this time, sought to break the cycle. When the latest argument escalated and the teenager's temper rose, the elderly man went for what he hoped would be the equalizer.
The gun was meant as a warning. Instead, it went off. Accidentally.
That's how the 76-year-old Karnes recounted for state police investigators the life-and-death events Sept. 28 at his home in Connoquenessing, according to testimony at his preliminary hearing Tuesday.
District Judge Wayne Seibel at the end of the 35-minute hearing ordered Karnes held for court on a general count of homicide.
The defendant, who remains in the Butler County Prison without bail, is accused of fatally shooting Austin Riddell, his grandson, at their house on Sunset Drive.
Bespeckled with gray, balding hair and a bit of a stooped posture, Karnes hardly looked like a killer as he sat at the defense table next to his attorney, public defender Terri Schultz.
He kept his head down throughout the testimony. Just two rows behind were family members — wife, two daughters and a granddaughter.


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BOSTON (Reuters) - Retired FBI agent John Morris testified at the trial of accused mobster James "Whitey" Bulger on Friday that he signed off on several FBI reports relating to Bulger that he knew were inaccurate or misleading.
The testimony from a man who has admitted taking cash from gangsters and tipping them off on investigations comes as Bulger's lawyers seek to discredit FBI evidence against their client, who is accused of murder and racketeering as head of Boston's Winter Hill Gang.
Morris, who earned the nickname "Vino" for accepting crates of wine from Bulger and his associates while at the FBI, said he initialed several documents relating to the gang that he knew included lies and half-truths.
Asked by defense attorney Henry Brennan whether he had "deceived" FBI headquarters with the documents, Morris - who received excellent performance reviews during his tenure at the bureau - said, "Yes."
Once one of the most feared men in Boston, Bulger, 83, is on trial for killing or ordering the murders of 19 people as head of the Winter Hill Gang as it ran extortion and gambling rackets in Boston for decades.
The trial, which began June 12, has given the jury a glimpse of an era when machine-gun-toting mobsters shot associates who talked too much and buried bodies under bridges in a bloody struggle for control of the criminal underworld.
But it also has shown a dark side of the FBI during that period, when some former agents are alleged to have traded information with Bulger and his gang to help them elude arrest and murder "rats" who spoke to police.
Morris testified that he and fellow ex-FBI agent John Connolly - who cultivated Bulger as an informant - would sometimes invite Bulger and his associate Stephen "The Rifleman" Flemmi for home-cooked dinners, where they would trade information and gifts.
Connolly apparently got so rich on kickbacks that he began wearing jewelry and bought a boat and a second home on Cape Cod, Morris said. Morris said he had accepted wine and at least $5,000 in cash directly from Bulger and provided tips.
One tip Morris passed on to Connolly was about a Winter Hill associate who had begun cooperating with investigators against the crime group. The associate later turned up dead.
Morris, who now works as a part-time wine consultant, was offered immunity from prosecution in late 1997 in exchange for his testimony in hearings about FBI misconduct.
"I didn't want to carry that burden anymore," Morris said. His description of Bulger as an FBI informant on Thursday caused Bulger to swear at him and call him a liar, though Morris said on Friday Bulger rarely provided him with substantive information during meetings in person - only by phone.
Morris said he also suspected some of the information placed in Bulger's informant file by Connolly came from Flemmi - who at the time had been officially closed by the FBI as an informant but was still meeting with Connolly - and not from Bulger himself.
"I assumed that was what Connolly was doing," he said.
Bulger has adamantly denied providing any information to law enforcement officials, contending that he paid them for tips but offered none of his own. He has pleaded not guilty to all charges. He faces the possibility of life in prison if convicted.
Bulger's story has fascinated Boston for decades and inspired the 2006 Academy Award-winning Martin Scorsese film, "The Departed," in which Jack Nicholson played a character loosely based on Bulger.
He fled Boston after a 1994 tip from Connolly that authorities were preparing to arrest him. He evaded capture for 16 years, even though his name was prominent on the FBI's "Most Wanted" list of fugitives.
Connolly is serving a 40-year prison term for murder and racketeering. Bulger's attorneys have spent much of the past few days attacking the reliability of the FBI's 700-page informant file on him, which they contend was fabricated by Connolly to provide a cover for his frequent meetings with the gang boss.
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A 22-year-old man suffered a gunshot wound to his thigh Tuesday in Harrisburg, according to police.
Officers said they were called to the Harrisburg Hospital emergency room about 7:20 p.m. Tuesday.
Police said the victim told them he walked from his Penbrook home to a playground in the 1200 block of Rolleston Street to play basketball with friends.
As he stood on the sidewalk, he heard a gunshot and realized he had been hit, police said.
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Chris Wondolowski scored two goals in the United States' 2-0 victory over South Korea on Saturday in its first exhibition of the World Cup year.
Wondolowski strengthened his case for inclusion on the roster in Brazil with his sixth and seventh goals in his last eight appearances for the U.S. team, which was missing several top players. The San Jose Earthquakes striker headed home a rebound in the fourth minute and struck again on a short shot in the 60th minute.
The Americans' patchwork lineup handled South Korea's offensive pressure to win its 13th straight home match, thrilling a flag-waving sellout crowd at StubHub Center.
After winning 16 games and the Gold Cup title in 2013 during the most successful year in team history, the Americans began World Cup preparations with a 2½-week training camp in Brazil last month before a week in Southern California.
Several key U.S. players were not in camp and played with their European club teams, including captain Clint Dempsey, Jermaine Jones, Geoff Cameron, Jozy Altidore and goalkeeper Tim Howard. Michael Bradley also isn't in town while getting settled in at Toronto FC.
Wondolowski started up front as the only forward in coach Jurgen Klinsmann's scheme, while U.S. career scoring leader Landon Donovan had a quiet game in midfield.
Nick Rimando improved to 7-0 in his national team career with the shutout, including a nice save in the final seconds of injury time.
South Korea also was missing several key players during its North American swing. The team was coached by Hong Myung-bo, a former Los Angeles Galaxy defender.
The Americans scored before much of the California crowd had even settled into its seats. Graham Zusi made a looping cross to Brad Davis, whose shot was stopped before Wondolowski headed it home.
The South Koreans maintained consistent offensive pressure, forcing turnovers and scrambles by the U.S. defense. In the 43rd minute, a sliding Donovan barely missed converting a low pass from Wondolowski.
The Americans looked sharper after halftime, and Wondolowski doubled their lead after a sequence begun by Zusi. Wondolowski beat two defenders to the ball for a quick shot.
Donovan and fellow Los Angeles Galaxy star Omar Gonzalez played the entire match for Klinsmann. Mike Magee, the MLS goal-scoring star who hadn't suited up for the national team in nine years, missed a golden opportunity to play in front of his former home crowd when he fell ill with food poisoning before the game.
The American team is off until the full roster convenes for another exhibition in Ukraine on March 5, its final scheduled exhibition before Brazil. The U.S. team also might face Mexico in April.


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On 12 June 2012, Dr. Ing. h.c. F. Porsche AG opened its new pavilion at Autostadt in Wolfsburg. The Sports Car manufacturer's exhibition hall features a shimmering curved roof structure, manufactured from matt stainless steel and inspired by the silhouette of a Porsche.
Matthias Müller, President and CEO of Porsche AG: "The building's extraordinary design makes it one of a kind. It is also meaningful in symbolic and historical terms because it evokes the common roots that have bound Porsche and Volkswagen closely from the start and also bind our futures."
Since opening in 2000, Autostadt has modified and redesigned over 80 percent of its exhibitions and programmes. The Porsche pavilion marks a further milestone in Autostadt's development, as it is the first new build on a site now covering 28 hectares. Otto F. Wachs, Managing Director of Autostadt: "As the leading global automotive destination and communication platform for the Volkswagen Group, we support the Group's development and provide our guests with an insight into its brands, values and philosophy. The construction of the Porsche pavilion represents a new chapter in Autostadt's history."
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Avey Tare solo tour
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Avey Tare is touring some of the US alone. Hope some of you guys will be able to see him [url]http://pitchfork.com/news/44117-animal-collectives-avey-tare-to-tour/[/url]
I will probably see Avey/Animal Collective for the first time since I became a fan of Animal Collective, but to be able to see Avey in the Twin Cities, December 7th at the Triple Rock. But now that I recall the Triple Rock is going to be 18+ for most. Why why not 16+! __<" title="mad" /> Say-Hoo-Ray, For everyone else in the upper midwest of age.
eesh wished Avey would come to Atlanta. Wonder how the set up's going to work. Guessing pretty similar to Panda's
it also looks like most of these places are 21+. if he came to Atlanta, he'd probably play the Earl, sucks
Yes!!! Shows at Eagle Rock are usually all ages (maybe they always are? I don't know). I will for go for sure. I'm a little surprised though, I thought he said he'd never tour Down There cause it was too painful...maybe it's new stuff? Also, I don't know why I never watched the Oliver Twist video. It's awesome. I'm pretty sure I only ever like animated music videos.
I really can't wait to see some videos, I hope there are some professionally done ones...
i hope danny does visuals. he's also touring w/Eric Copeland from Black Dice, so that's sweet
i just hope he does something no one will expect. So i hope there are no danny visuals!!!
i wonder if he will go on to make a second solo album! that'd be sweet! and man i can't believe of the few select dates Minnesota gets lucky ducky! (i hope the show is +21!) uh! [quote]he's also touring w/Eric Copeland from Black Dice[/quote] NOoooooooooooooo! so much for a goody opener! uh! so weird to come here in DECEMBER
crumbling land will finally be played live!
at least he better! __<" title="mad" />
when do the la tickets go on sale?
pretty awesome, definitely going to the ny show, crumbling land would be awesome live
I'll be at the LA one.
tickets for l.a. are on sale now. only 15 bucks yall
I just bought one! [quote="G.O. [!]"](i hope the show is +21!) [/quote] DISCRIMINATION!
New stuff? Or Down There live? Either way, I'm happy. (as long as someone records it...) Too bad he's not headed my way either though.
[quote="Shinsy"] [quote="G.O. [!]"](i hope the show is +21!) [/quote] DISCRIMINATION![/quote] By the way G.O.[!} it is only 18+ for the show at the Triple Rock Social Club Y!! __<" title="mad" /> And Also Z!! __<" title="mad" />
this would be the perfect chance for them to do some terrestrial tones tunes! THE SAILOR! jerry! __<" title="mad" />
[img]http://www.jmeshel.com/wp-content/uploads/2010/11/PiedDonovan.jpg[/img] He'll ROB you. He'll take your soul and make it into a paper mache hat. Then he'll wear it. And he'll sing Season of the Witch, but in a 40-minute long dirge-jam.
I would think he's playing out new solo stuff, that's my bet. I'm so glad that Shinsy and SingSung and Dereek and who else? G.O? That so many of y'all will get to see him. Not me or the ATL boys, though. Rats!
Y'all will need to tell us all about it
My last final is the night before this LA show so I have just enough time to get to my friends place near LA from San Diego. PHEW!
Have fun for me, dude.
So interested to see these set lists even now than AC.
this is from Collected Animals from someone who went to one of the recent Avey shows my friend erika got to frantically ask him some questions tonight and she said i could fill you all in. i'm too tired to put this in a coherent order, so enjoy these random facts: one of his favorite new songs for AC is "let go" which he referred to as "shaker." he said when they're coming up with new songs they usually name them after friends from school, so presumably that's someone's name. (it could be a temporary title, like "song for ariel.") he also really likes noah's song ("take this weight"). they're recording 15 songs, not all of which will go on an album. (some will be an EP, like they usually do.) noah has one more song that they haven't played yet. dave doesn't know if it'll go on the album or not, and basically said "we'll see what happens with it." my friend asked if they'd be working with sonic boom to produce the album and he said no, and that they'll be working with ben allen again. they've got no plans to work with danny on anything in the near future. someone said they really liked choco girl from 2009, and dave said he'd also like to rework LA RAPET from the same album. (i'm dying as she tells me this). she asked if he'd like to rework anything else from sung tongs, and he said they were getting tired of playing "winter's love" and they want to rework MOUTH WOOED HER for the next tour (i came back to life and died again when she said this). she told him that in 2009 noah told us that they lost some cable that went with a sampler that they were using for "bluish" so that's why they didn't play it. dave said he didn't know that that was true, and that it was just too mellow to fit in that set with the MPP songs.
Awesome info, thanks Tabelz.
SingSungTongs: My last final is friday too driving up from Santa Barbara... the LA show is going to be sick! It seems as though the Washington Post gave his show a pretty bad review, but I don't believe it.... ^^^ sounds awesome ^-^
bit bummed about how short the set is going to likely be just 45min? what the hell if yr some SUPER intense and or new band MAYBE but he's an established guy! oh well! still pretty damn pumped!
G.O., do you think there's some way you could get me a tour shirt? they're 20 dollars and tour only
oh man has anybody listened to the boot from knitting factory yet... it sounds really good !
G.Oooooo How was the shooooooow
I wish I was there, it was so close, but so far away last night.
there was some guy i talked to after the show that said he had to work and got there FIVE MINUTES from the end... poor little guy! ... he was a MEGA FAN too (and so groovy to talk to!) also i met SOUND SCIENCE and he was a groovy little guy too! and talking to Avey ... being a bit too buzzed/drunk hehe! hopefully he wasn't TOO weirded out! he's saying now next AC album won't be til end of 2012... gah... hopefully he's projecting it too far the other way... cuz lord knows if it got pushed back to early 2013 / a 4 year gap! and i think there are no plans to have there be an EP of studio new / old down there out-take songs? i don't know... i don't really know what to make of the new songs not having heard them! and then just 4 songs from DOWN THERE! (but they were all groovy!) very different type of show... so short though! he came out at the end for people wanting ONE MORE SONG to say he didn't have another song but thanks for wanting one... which was charming! so weird that i saw deeks solo 2010... avey solo 2011... yet never panda solo! and both the 2 in the same place i saw AC back in 2005! i don't expect geo to bust out solo any time soon haha!
I saw AnCo at Pitchfork this past summer.. and I saw Avey Tare in Chicago just earlier this week. He had five or so songs from Down There and the rest were new, so so good !
oh- and I did meet Avey, shake his hand, and get a picture with him. best day of ma life
Here are the links for my audio and video from Avey's recent show in Oakland, in case you haven't seen them in other forums: Audio: MP3s (ZIP): http://zoka.com/audio/newparish2011-12-11 FLACs (ZIP): http://db.tt/mfGNkjZ8 Video: Enjoy.
Haven't seen 'em yet. Thanks very, very much! Downloading the FLAC copy now.
Yeah! Thanks for those! I'm glad that GO at least got to go and see Avey. I'm glad one of us did! I was a little bummed it didn't time out better so I could've caught the man in Baltimore!
making him feel like quite the balto moron! voiced by kevin bacon!


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Just when you thought the infamous White House party crashers had faded into obscurity, comes news that they will be getting paid to host a party in Las Vegas this month.
TMZ is reporting that Tareq and Michaele Salahi are set to be the official hosts at Las Vegas's Pure Nightclub on January 16. It gets worse as sources close to the situation confirm to TMZ the Salahis will be getting paid the amount of $5,000 as well as some other perks. The official party flyer is above.
Along with the $5,000 hosting fee, the couple will also be provided a limo, a free suite at Caesar's Palace, dinner, and all sorts of comped booze.
When asked why the Salahis were chosen to host the party, Michael Gilmartin, public-relations director for the Pure Management Group, tells The Washington Post, "The Salahis met President Obama, and you can come to Pure and meet the Salahis. Everyone gets their 15 minutes, and people want to come to the club and rub up against that. They'll go home and put it up on Facebook: 'I got my picture with the Salahis!' "
Yikes, so basically these people are getting rewarded for breaking the law? Bravo has also yet to decide on whether or not the Salahis will be included in the cast of The Real Housewives of D.C.


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It's a good idea, but I think there are a lot of other threads that would make be a better choice.
For example, I could say that Suigintou is my favorite, but once I've said that, I don't have any reason to post in the thread again.
If the thread were to stay alive, it would have to go off topic.
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Well, the kind of posts in that thread should be, to expand what Suigin x Tou said, as detailed as possible, presenting reasons about why a girl should became Alice and discuss with reasonable facts who would have more posibilities. Posts like "I think Hina should became Alice because she's sooo cute!" should be avoided (of course these kind of posts are everywhere and are almost impossible to prevent).
But on a second thought, now that the manga is running again, there is a real chance of one becoming Alice (who knows what surprises is the author saving for us ), so if one ever becomes Alice, this thread will turn out to be useless and pointless.
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Yeah, that's what I was thinking of this thread, thanks Deadwings ^^. What you said about the manga is probably going to happen, but the thread I want isn't the "Who you guess will become Alice", but who deserves to become her/has more possibilities to become her. For example, if this thread is ever created, Shinku might be the winner of the poll, but maybe Kanaria becomes Alice in the manga.
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Yeah, and the conversation has already been discussed to death in over a number of online forums and guilds.
To be honest, (though I'm not trying to start a conversation in this thread) Shinku has already stated in both the manga and anime that she has no intention of continuing the Alice-Game.
I felt that the ending of Träumend as well as the manga made it quite clear that the Alice-Game is an easy alternative, or test, that was most likely conjured up by Laplace, and in playing it you actually have a higher chance of distancing yourself from becoming Alice.
After all, it was Rozen that said "...But the 'Alice Game' isn't the only way to become Alice".
My guess is that all the dolls will be brought back and will somehow make peace, thus, through peace, will become Alice.
If Alice were created from each doll fighting to the death, then how can she be perfect?
Suigintou may have a strong hatred for Shinku, but forgiveness is still possible.
As for Kirakishou, that might be a bit of a challenge. ^_^
Sorry if that took awhile.
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How about a thread about how you worship the dolls? I know a few fanatics from a website I used to lurk on who were extremely into Rozen Maiden like I am, and I would like to know how other people pay homage to the dolls. I myself have a band, but what do others do? Draw? Write? Have altars?
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I do not know if what I'm going to request for has been asked already, but I do wish, please, a thread be opened up to discuss symbolism of the rose that each Rozen Maiden represents:
Red for Shinku
Black for Suigin-Tou
Yellow for Kanaria
Pink for Hina-Ichigo
White for Kirakishou
As for both Suiseiseki and Souseiseki the choices are quite tough, since I do not know which other rose colors do they represent:
There are purple/lavender/lilac colored roses,
There are also orange colored roses,
and peach colored roses, as well.
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According to these websites there is such a thing as a green rose:
You can find pictures of it by searching it's names: 'Viridiflora' or: 'China Rose' or by it's other name: 'Rosa Monstrosa' (The Green Monster).
Apparently it's petals are actually leaves do to an evolutionary defect, one of the sites also stated that all flower petals were originally once leaves to begin with, but evolved overtime.
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Jimmy Rollins is back, but not hitting in his conventional leadoff spot.
Rollins will hit third tonight against Pittsburgh in his first appearance of the season at Citizens Bank Park. He strained his calf before the home opener April 12 and has not played since.
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BLACK ROCK DESERT, Nev. (AP) — Thousands of Burning Man enthusiasts were on the outside looking in Monday after a rare batch of heavy rain forced organizers to temporarily close entry to the counterculture event in the desert 90 miles north of Reno.
Standing water made a muddy mess Monday morning of the Black Rock Desert playa, where numerous vehicles were stuck and northbound traffic on State Highway 447 was being turned back toward Reno.
Organizers said the event would remain closed through Monday and possibly into Tuesday with a chance of isolated rain showers in the forecast overnight.
Last year, a record 68,000 people attended the event that runs through the Labor Day weekend.
Several hundred people who entered the gates during Sunday's opening were being told to remain in place at their camps. Many who didn't make it to event before the gates closed were descending on Pyramid Lake to set up camp about 30 miles northwest of Reno.
"We're going to make the best of the situation," Charlie Lucas, of Portland, Oregon, told the Reno Gazette-Journal (http://tinyurl.com/lkajkks ).
The Nevada Highway Patrol issued a statement late Monday that urged participants to stay overnight at motels and hotels in Reno, Sparks and Fernley, and noted that Wal-Mart stores were offering the use of their parking lots for RVs overnight.
"We are requesting that participants do not try and travel out to the Burning Man area until notified that the roads will be open," NHP Trooper Dan Lopez said, adding that "we are not sure" when that will be and will be determined by the weather through Tuesday morning.
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Clerks at the smoke shop said they had no idea how many permits had been sold, only that they were "overwhelmed" and did not have time to talk.
"We're going to make good of a bad situation," Shaft Uddin of London told the Gazette-Journal. "I hear Pyramid Lake is beautiful, and apparently there is going to be a big party."
By Monday afternoon, yellow Volkswagen buses, countless recreation vehicles and at least one school bus painted to look like a cheetah with whiskers on the hood began packing campsites along the lake.
Close to a dozen of those first arrivals took off their clothes and entered the lake, the newspaper reported.
Nudity is allowed at Burning Man as part of the celebration of art and self-expression.
But within an hour, a park ranger at Pyramid Lake had asked the campers to put their clothes back on. "How can you not know that it is not OK to be naked in public?" the ranger asked.
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Paige Reifler is a fast-talking, F-bomb-dropping, born-and-bred New Yorker. On a recent afternoon at WWD's office, she showed up in an all-black outfit (natch), accessorized with a Saint Laurent bag and suede ankle booties. "I hate when someone says describe your style in three words. I don't f–king know!" she said, when asked if modeling has affected her fashion sense. "I have such an eclectic style….It changes all the time. Clearly, today I'm mourning something."
The 18-year-old, repped by New York Models, is just starting to get her feet wet — so far, she's appeared in Teen Vogue and Elle Vietnam editorials — but she's already becoming something of an "It" girl. She's learning how to DJ and also has quite an active social life. Her Instagram account (@reiflerpaige, with more than 33,000 followers and counting) shows her on a weekend getaway in the Hamptons with Harry and Peter Brant, and, on another occasion, posing with Michael Avedon at a Calvin Klein by MyTheresa party.
For now, Reifler is staying in Manhattan at her parents' old apartment, though she just returned from a monthlong trip in London, where she seems to have made a few friends. A quick Google search of her name returns more than 100,000 pages of gossipy headlines and pap shots, particularly on British tabloid sites, that link her to Harry Styles, the One Direction heartthrob. Fans of the boy band can be a particularly passionate breed, and his rumored love interests are not always treated kindly by them. But she shrugged off all the attention like a seasoned celeb. "I don't really talk about my personal life like that," she said. "I don't know why people care so much about certain people's lives."
WWD: What was it like growing up in Manhattan?
Paige Reifler: I grew up on the Upper East Side. I went to school up there for a bit and then I went to boarding school in upstate New York. I think everybody grows up really quick here. You're open to so many things. It's obviously a melting pot. You're always meeting people from different cultures and eating different cuisines. I loved growing up in the city. I'm all for it. My family's strangely close. My sister works at Vogue, she's a graphic designer, she's 24. My brother's in finance with my father. And I'm the baby. My mother takes care of all of us and tries to manage our crazy.
WWD: When you were younger, did you ever think about modeling?
P.R.: I always knew I was kinda cute [she laughed]. But no, I never actually thought I could model. I actually wanted to be an actress. And then I realized that I'm too lazy to be an actress. It's a craft. It's actually a serious profession.
WWD: Did your parents encourage a career in the arts?
P.R.: When I was super little, I wanted to be a dancer. It was a funny story. I went to this very chi-chi dance school on the Upper East Side. It's the kind of school where [you're trained] to become a professional dancer — that's just what happens. I took it pretty seriously, but they were very strict with what you could wear: black leotard, white tights. One day, you got to wear whatever you wanted. For an entire week, I wore the craziest outfits. The head of the academy called my mom and said, "Paige is being really reckless, wearing bedazzled tutus. She can't do this." My mom freaked out and was like, "That's self-expression!"
WWD: So when did you decide to finally take a stab at modeling?
P.R.: I went to my dad's office one day and his friend said, "You should try modeling." I was 17, so this was recent. I kind of always turned down modeling; I would be like, "No, I want to focus on my academics." Finally, I said, pardon, "F–k it." I thought I could make money. So I went to this guy's place with my father….He had this young photographer randomly staying with him, Jacob Sadrak, who had just shot Latin American Vogue. Jacob just started taking photos of me and secretly sent them out [to agencies]. At 1 a.m., Jacob said, "This is your day tomorrow. You're meeting with DNA, IMG and New York Models." And it just took off from there.
WWD: You graduated high school pretty recently, too.
P.R.: My last year I went to PCS, the Professional Children's School. It caters to kids with jobs. There are a ton of dancers there. I graduated and now I'm on this indefinite gap between now and when I go to college. I'm going to continue modeling for now, and I don't really know when I'll go to college yet. I'm passionate about a lot of things. I really like writing. I just picked up photography. I like dipping my foot into a lot of different pools.
WWD: What's been your favorite gig so far?
P.R.: It was for Grazia or Glamour U.K. — I still haven't gotten the photos from it. It was me in Times Square in the dead of winter. I could not have been more cold. I was in head-to-toe sheer, mesh clothing, like Dior and Chanel. Hundreds of people were around us and I'm wearing this red wig. I had a giant Acne coat on, and whenever the lights would shine on me, I would have to rip it off [and pose.]
WWD: What are some things you've learned about the business in the past year?
P.R.: I think modeling has a bad connotation for being superficial. But I find the most joy when I meet really rad people on set and get to hang out with them. It's really not what it seems. No one tries to take advantage of you or anything, at least not in my experience. I've always really felt comfortable in front of the camera.
WWD: Do you think you'll ever do runway?
P.R.: I've talked to my bookers about doing runway. I don't know what that feels like. I don't know if that's some sort of rush. I think that would be cool, sure. I mean, maaaybe I would open Chanel if I had to [she laughed.]
WWD: You're pretty active on Instagram.
P.R.: I think Instagram is such an amazing tool to give models a voice. It's like, this is what I'm doing when I'm not standing and taking a photo. This is what I like to do. This is what I'm inspired by. I think it's phenomenal for that. I was never a Twitter fan, but recently I started tweeting and I think it's hilarious. I follow the news, I follow the pope. At one point I was only following the pope.
WWD: Any dream jobs in modeling?
P.R.: I really like Saint Laurent's aesthetic. That's my dream, to do something with Saint Laurent. Publication-wise, I like i-D and V magazines…edgy, cool stuff like that. I also want to go somewhere really cool and remote [to shoot on location]. One time I went to Chile and we drove up this beautiful mountainous area. There were these albino peacocks everywhere, and I'm thinking, 'Oh my God, I'm gonna shoot with them!' And then we keep driving further to the location and it's just a white wall. I was like, ugh.
WWD: Are there any models you look up to?
P.R.: I think Lara Stone is an absolute babe. I think Kate Moss opened so many doors for so many people. She is just… "It." I like models who are intelligent and have a voice. Even Cara Delevingne — she just doesn't care what anyone thinks. I think a lot of young new girls on the scene are really killing it in that sense.
WWD: What's on your bucket list?
P.R.: I would love to go to the Netherlands — there are these unbelievable fields there that are all tulips. And I really want to get a tattoo. Sometimes I'll just draw on myself to get used to the idea. Recently, I have this idea that I'm gonna be a DJ. My agency [Storm] in London is setting some stuff up for fashion week. My friend DJs at Paul's Baby Grand and he's gonna teach me how to do it. I've made a couple mixes of house mixed with Nineties hip-hop or Seventies rock — always with a beat.


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BOSTON (Reuters) - Eleven robots faced off in a Massachusetts field on Wednesday, showing off their ability to independently track down objects in a hunt for $1.5 million in prize money at a NASA-sponsored contest aimed at speeding technological development.
In the first day of a three-day event, robots designed by teams from the United States, Canada and Estonia set out from a platform in a 2-acre (0.8 hectare) park at Worcester Polytechnic Institute in Worcester, Massachusetts, to search among rolling hills, rocks, trees and a gazebo to find geologic samples.
They operated without human control, with the goal of encouraging advancements in autonomous navigation and robotics technologies, NASA officials said.
"Improving this technology will be a huge boon, not just to NASA and space exploration, but also for countless applications here on Earth," including industrial purposes, Sam Ortega, program manager of Centennial Challenges, said in a statement.
The Centennial Challenges program, managed by NASA's Marshall Space Flight Center in Huntsville, Alabama, is part of the agency's Space Technology Mission Directorate, which develops hardware for future missions.
Robots in the contest will be required to retrieve samples in a range of shapes and sizes, from shoe-box-like forms to objects resembling tennis balls. Prizes range from $100,000 to $1.5 million, depending on the complexity of the samples retrieved.
Organizers chose the park setting to provide real-world challenges to the robots.
At last year's event, also held at Worcester Polytechnic, no prize money was awarded because the one robot that qualified for the contest failed to collect the required samples in the allotted time.
Robots entered in the contest can weigh no more than 80 kilograms (176 pounds) and measure up to 1.5 meters (about 5 feet) square.
The program caters mostly to citizen inventors, but also small businesses and universities that have developed robots, Ortega said. Cash prizes can be awarded to U.S. citizens only, he said, but the non-monetary "guts and glory" reward remained a strong motivator for entrants, he added.
While NASA does not claim any right to the intellectual property of the winning robots — it encourages winners to start businesses, for example — the agency would like access to it as part of the competition, he said.
Technological innovations that emerge through the contest could help NASA designers overcome challenges in creating robots used in five to 10 years, Ortega said.
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First meeting of the season. The teams split four games last season, with each winning on their home court.
- November 5th, 2010 in Denver – Denver 111 – Clippers 94
- December 3rd, 2010 in Denver – Denver 109 – Clippers 104
- January 5th, 2011 in Los Angeles – Clippers 106 – Denver 93
- March 5th, 2011 in Los Angeles – Clippers 100 – Denver 94
The Clippers are 10-6 on the season. But of those 16 games, only five of them have been on the road (and one of those was in Los Angeles against the Lakers). Five road games is the fewest of any team in the NBA, and more importantly, the 28 they have yet to play is the most. So there's that. The fact that the team is 1-4 in those five games is not good, but it's not a huge concern, given the quality of the opponents in those losses. Unfortunately, that logic doesn't bode well for tonight, against the 14-5 Nuggets, who are 7-2 in the mile high altitude. There is some good news though. The Clippers should be well rested for this game, coming off two days of rest. There is also reason to believe that the team will be hitting peak form at some point in the near future — they looked great in wins over the Heat and Lakers two weeks ago, before Chris was injured his hamstring. In the two games since his return, Paul has not shot well. Hopefully after a couple of games and two more days of practice, he's getting the rust off and the team will start firing on all cylinders again. They looked great for a quarter against Memphis on Thursday, but even that was more about hot shooting than super shard execution. So the team's best basketball is still ahead of them, but hopefully not too far away.
The Antagonist:
A year ago, the Nuggets starters featured Kenyon Martin, Carmelo Anthony and Chauncey Billups, and J.R. Smith was the sixth man. Now Anthony is in New York with the New York Knicks, Billups is with the Clippers, Smith is in China and Martin is waiting until February 15th to be a free agent after signing with and then leaving a Chinese team. The Nuggets were built around Anthony for years, and while the made the playoffs in each of the seven seasons he was in Denver, they also lost in the first round in six of those seasons.
Losing streak in Denver. The Clippers haven't won in Denver in five full seasons. The last time they won a regular season game there was in January of 2006. They also won a playoff game a few months later. But it's been one empty trip to the Mile High City after another since then.
Hot team. In their last game the Clippers played a Grizzlies team that had won seven of eight coming in. The Nuggets have won six straight and eight of nine. The Clippers just can't get a break in terms of opponents. Oh, and their next three games after this are against Oklahoma City, at Utah and against these Nuggets again. Sheesh.
Twice in a week. The Clippers and Nuggets face each other twice this week, tonight and then again on Thursday. The Clippers have two games in the interim, the Nuggets just one.
Balance. About that balance: the Denver Nuggets have six players averaging double figures, with the highest being Gallinari at less than 18 a game. In fact, they have 8 players averaging between 8 and 18. Philadelphia has eight players between 9 and 16. Hat tip to citizen d2s4ui1 for catching my mistake there.
Lawson hurting. Nuggets point guard Ty Lawson, their second leading scorer, missed Friday's win against Toronto with a sprained left ankle. Lawson told Chris Dempsey of the Denver Post that he plans to play tonight.
Billups in Denver. Chauncey Billups will be playing in Denver tonight for the first time since being traded away as part of the Carmelo Anthony deal. Billups is a Colorado native, who played his college ball in Boulder and had wanted to retire as a Nugget. He'll no doubt receive a very warm welcome upon his return to Denver, where he played four seasons in two different stints. Billups was part of the Denver team that went to the Western Conference finals, they're deepest playoff run since the mid 80s.
Matchups. It's hard to figure how the matchups will go tonight. For one thing, you never quite know how George Karl will distribute minutes among the 10 or 11 guys in his rotation. Nene will begin the game defending Blake Griffin, which could give Blake trouble. Caron Butler will need to take the very talented Gallinari as seriously as he would Kobe Bryant. Afflalo is a big guard who will be a handful for Billups, But the key matchup will be Lawson versus Chris Paul. CP3 probably needs to dominate that matchup for the Clippers to win tonight.
Not counting the NBA All Star Game break, they'll get one more such break the entire remainder of the season, and that one comes in April, between games 63 and 64. Great news for fans who don't like to wait too long between games. Bad news for tired players and coaches who need time to prep for opponents.
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That night – one of many spent creating and testing different menu items - Eric added the marinade to the burgers and it was better than they could have imagined. Of course, the boys and all their friends also grew up eating the Admiral's burgers as well so it was a perfect fit. He was always a bit of a gourmand himself, but never one to follow a recipe and as a result, Mark, Eric and Doyle all have their own variations of the recipe with each claiming to have the "one that dad gave me!" ensuring that the recipe truly is a family secret.
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Amazon Is Delaying Its Set-Top Box
In April, Bloomberg Businessweek reported that Amazon (NASDAQ:AMZN), in an effort to expand its video offerings and digital content, would be introducing a television set-top box this fall. The new device would compete with Roku and Apple (NASAQ:AAPL) TV, as well as video game systems like the upcoming PlayStation 4 from Sony (NYSE:SNE) and the Xbox One from Microsoft (NASDAQ:MSFT), both of which boast broad digital content features beyond gaming. The box would also bring the company's Video on Demand store, free for subscribers to Amazon Prime, directly to consumers' televisions. Bloomberg reported that the device was being designed by Lab 126, a Cupertino, California-based subsidiary of Amazon that was responsible for developing the Kindle e-reader.
Last month, the Wall Street Journal reported that the box would be pushed back further into the fall with a release before the holidays. Now, The Verge has reported that the device will be delayed even further and will possibly be released after the holiday season, which would have been, of course, a prime time for Amazon to debut its Apple TV and Roku killer.
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Given Amazon's history of competitive pricing, the device could have been a major holiday shopping item this year. If the reports are true, Amazon will have to wait just a bit longer to take a bite out of the set-top box space.
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Yesterday, Steve Wozniak, a co-founder of Apple, took the stage at Apps World in London and announced that the new iPad Air is just not for him. As he said, "Yes it's thinner, but I wanted storage. I don't have broadband at home, so I carry all my personal media in the iPad. So I was hoping Apple has a 256GB iPad. So I emailed my wife and said I didn't want one of those."
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(Mad Hatter, March Hare, and Dormouse are sitting at a long table set for a tea party.)
Mad Hatter:It's time to change places! Change, change, change, change!
(Mad Hatter, March Hare, Dormouse change places at the table. Dormouse ends up at the end of the table.)
(Alice enters the tea party.)
Alice:What is this? A table set out for tea? This must be a tea party. They look friendly, I'm so hungry, maybe I can join them.
(Alice goes to sit down.)
Mad Hatter:No room, no room!
Alice:There's plenty of room.
(Alice sits.)
Mad Hatter:I vote the young lady tells us a story.
Alice:I'm afraid I don't know any.
Mad Hatter:Perhaps the Cheshire Cat will.
(Cheshire Cat appears.)
Cheshire Cat :I'd rather not.
Alice:This place keeps getting curiouser and curiouser.
Mad Hatter:I don't suppose you know the song "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Bat, how I wonder what you're at...?"
Dormouse:(Muttering in his sleep.)
Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle, twinkle....
Alice:I've heard something like it...
Mad Hatter:It goes on you know..."Up above the world you fly, like a tea tray in the sky."
Dormouse:(Cutting off the Mad Hatter, singing loudly in his sleep.)
Twinkle, twinkle, twinkle, twinkle...
March Hare:(To Dormouse.)
Stop it.
(To Alice.)
Sing it for us Alice.
Alice:(Alice sings a prim and proper version.)
Alright. Twinkle, twinkle little batHow I wonder what you're at Up above the world you flyLike a tea tray in the sky.Twinkle, twinkle little bat How I wonder what you're at.
March Hare and Mad Hatter:No, no, that's not how it goes. Oh, Cheshire Cat...
Cheshire Cat:It goes like this.
(Boy Band moves into place. The order is Cheshire Cat, Mad Hatter, March Hare.)
(Cheshire Cat, Mad Hatter, and March Hare do a boy band version of the song.)
Twinkle, twinkle little batHow I wonder what you're at Up above the world you flyLike a tea tray in the sky.Twinkle, twinkle little bat How I wonder what you're at.
March Hare and Mad Hatter:That's right! Yeah! Very good job!
(Dormouse wakes up, yawning.)
Dormouse:No, it goes like this.
(Dormouse does a call and response rap version.)
Bounce with me now! Clap with me now!
Dormouse:Twinkle little bat
All:Twinkle little bat
Dormouse:How I...
All:How I...
Dormouse:How I wonder what you're at
All:How I wonder what you're at
Dormouse:Up above the... world you fly
All:World you fly!
Dormouse:Like a tea tray... in the sky.
All:In the sky!
Dormouse:Say Twinkle...
Dormouse:Twinkle little bat...
All:Say Twinkle little bat!
All:How I!
Dormouse:How I wonder what you're at!
All:Wonder what you're at!
Dormouse:The Dormouse...
All:The Dormouse!
Dormouse:Has got to go !
Dormouse:Peace out, my homies!
All:Alright! Wonderful!
(Queen of Hearts storms in as Dormouse finishes. White Rabbit trails behind and goes behind the table.)
Queen of Hearts:Ahem!
(The tea party cowers. Cheshire Cat disappears.)
Do I hear "Twinkle, Twinkle Little Bat?" You never get it right. You're murdering the time! This is how it goes.
(Queen of Hearts walks between two ornate columns and sings a diva version. They all get swept up in the performance.)
All:Wonderful! Beautiful!
White Rabbit:(Snapping out of the performance. Looks at watch.)
We're late, we're late for a very important date!
(White Rabbit grabs Alice and runs out.)
Queen of Hearts:Is that Alice? Off with her head!
(Queen storms off.)
Mad Hatter and March Hare:It's time to change places!
(March Hare, Mad Hatter, and Dormouse switch seats at the table as Cheshire Cat watches from the tree.)
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April 9, 2010
NORFOLK, VA - The Old Dominion University campus will be alive with activities April 23 and 24 with three Monarchs teams in action, highlighted by the football squad's second annual spring game.
The baseball Monarchs will host CAA opponent Towson on Friday, April 23 at 7 p.m., in a "Flood the Bud" promotion to break the Bud Metheny Baseball Complex attendance record. All fans will be admitted for only $1 to the game, with prizes offered throughout the contest. ODU students will be admitted free with their I.D.
The Lady Monarch lacrosse team will host #9 James Madison, also at 7 p.m., at the Powhatan Sports Complex stadium, in a crucial CAA showdown. Admission to the lacrosse game is $5 with the proceeds benefiting the ODU Intercollegiate Foundation for Lacrosse. ODU students can still get in free with a valid ID.
Foreman Field at S.B. Ballard Stadium will be festive on Saturday, April 24 for the spring football game. The activities begin with gates opening at 11:30 a.m., and a Fun Zone for children including inflatables, face painting, tattoos, and photos opportunities for fans of all ages with Big Blue, the ODU mascot. The first 500 fans into the stadium will receive a 2010 football schedule water bottle. A field goal contest for male and female fans and punting contest for children, and men and women will offer great prizes and special kicking tips from All-American kicker Jonathan Plisco and other members of the Monarchs special teams. Kickoff for the annual spring game is set for 1 p.m., followed by an autograph session with all the team members and coaches on the field. Additionally, fans will be entertained throughout the game by the ODU Marching Monarchs and cheer and dance squads.
For the adult Monarch fan, a hospitality area will be open outside of the stadium behind the Ainslie Football Complex from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m,, with food and adult beverages available for purchase. Hospitality will also be offered inside the stadium in the Charles Barker Field Pass Terrace and concessions will be available on the East side of the stadium. Tailgating will not be permitted for the spring game. All spring football events are free and open to the public. For more information, go to www.odusports.com.
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The New York Book ClubA Living Lens: Photographs of Jewish Life from the Pages of the Forwardwith editor Alana Newhouse. A hundred years after the first issue of the Jewish Daily Forward was published in 1897, the newspapers editors discovered a treasure trove - filing cabinets full of photographs, letters, and keepsakes chronicling the lives of the Lower East Sides Jewish community. These documents are collected in A Living Lens, many published for the first time. Thurs., May 31 at 6pm. 108 Orchard Street. Space is limited, RSVP to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Reading for FilthQueer writers read raunchy stories about queer sex in celebration of Pride Month. Wednesdays at 8pm. June 6: Mike Albo, Joey Arias, Hedda Lettuce & Dean Johnson. June 13: Amanda LePore, Cazwell, Jonny McGovern, Mr. Joe! & Dean Johnson. June 20: John Cameron Mitchell, Taylor Mead, Dominick, Frank DeCaro, Michael Warner & Dean Johnson. June 27: Michael Musto, Wayne Hoffman, Aaron Hamberger & Dean Johnson. RAPTURE, Ave. A. www.rapturecafe.com. No cover charge.
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By Jonathan Stempel
WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Supreme Court ruled that federal courts are not required to suspend a prisoner's appeal for reversal of his state court conviction on the grounds that the prisoner is incompetent to participate in his case.
Tuesday's unanimous decision limits one avenue that lawyers, including those representing prisoners who have been sentenced to death, have used that can delay the appeals process.
The high court overturned rulings by two federal appeals courts in which appeals by two death row inmates were halted because their mental conditions had left them unable to assist their lawyers with their defenses.
Writing for the court, Justice Clarence Thomas said the lower courts erred in relying on two federal statutes to find a requirement for competency, which he said does not flow from a defendant's right to counsel under the Sixth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution.
Thomas said a district judge who believes an incompetent defendant could substantially aid in his defense should examine the likelihood that the defendant will regain competence.
But he said lawyers are "quite capable" without their clients' help to review cases, and identify possible arguments or state court errors that can be raised on appeal.
"Where there is no reasonable hope of competence, a stay is inappropriate and merely frustrates the state's attempts to defend its presumptively valid judgment," Thomas wrote.
The court also said it was "unwarranted" to extrapolate a definitive rule based on a 1960s case involving an incompetent death row inmate that it put on hold for nearly three decades. That case ended when the prisoner died.
One of the cases decided on Tuesday involved Ernest Valencia Gonzales, who was convicted by an Arizona jury in the stabbings of two people, one of whom died, in front of their seven-year-old son during a burglary at their home.
Dale Baich, who works in the federal public defender's office that represented Gonzales, said the Supreme Court decision left room for federal courts to put some appeals on hold. A prisoner's competency to assist counsel is an issue in roughly one dozen capital cases pending nationwide, he added.
The other involved Sean Carter, who an Ohio jury convicted over the rape and stabbing death of his adoptive grandmother. A lawyer for Carter was not immediately available for comment.
The cases are Ryan v. Gonzales, U.S. Supreme Court, No. 10-930; and Tibbals v. Carter, U.S. Supreme Court, No. 11-218.
(Reporting by Jonathan Stempel; Editing by Jackie Frank)