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Most people don't remember or know what happened in the mid 1980's. The City of Chicago led by former Mayor Washington wanted to build a baseball stadium for the White Sox in the South Loop at Roosevelt and Clark. The White Sox and the city could not agree on the finances. The White Sox would of payed more in leasing the stadium than what they are paying now at the Cell. The city would of also received the parking and concessions money. The White Sox get the concessions and parking money at the Cell. I don't know what the other baseball teams pay or receive in terms of leasing, parking and concessions money in their downtown ballparks, (St. Louis, Cleveland, Detroit, Pittsburgh, Minnesota) but I wish the White Sox could of worked something out with the City Of Chicago and had that stadium built at Clark and Roosevelt in the South Loop. The entire perception of the White Sox franchise would of been different if they were playing in the South Loop.
The stadium concept for the White Sox in the South Loop in the mid 80s would have been a White Elephant within a decade. It would have been the Pontiac Silverdome of baseball stadiums. The idea of "Camden Yards in Chicago" didn't exist in the early-to-mid 80s. The stadium on the table in the mid 80s was some fugly dual-purpose domed stadium to be shared by the Sox and the Bears. So, yes, the perception would have been different...probably for the worse.
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BOSTON — If it was going to end it was going to be hard, and it was going to be earned. The Stanley Cup was in the building, and the game was tied, and in a series that has been a series of Gordian knots Game 6 was another one. It's different when the Cup's in the building. That's when you know things matter.
But how it ended was utterly incredible. Boston got here with two goals in 1:22 to escape Toronto in Game 7 in the first round; in Game 6 of the Stanley Cup final the Chicago Blackhawks scored twice in 17 seconds to wrestle the Cup away from them. First it was Bryan Bickell from Jonathan Toews, with the net empty and 1:16 to go; it was tied, and another overtime loomed.
And then 17 seconds later, Duncan Keith took a shot from the point, Michael Frolik deflected it, and it bounced off the post to Dave Bolland, who popped it in, and chaos reigned.
It was as unbelievable as that Game 7 win, and it was the end. It was as stunning as hockey could get. Chicago won the Stanley Cup with a 3-2 win in Game 6, and it was hard to comprehend. Boston had taken a 2-1 lead with 7:49 to go on a Milan Lucic goal, and they were holding on, until they weren't. Boston was probably envisioning a Game 7, and suddenly they were shaking hands. Patrick Kane won the Conn Smythe.
Boston had started out like a team that wanted to both endure and inflict more pain before the summer began. Bruins centre Patrice Bergeron looked limited in warm-ups after his in-game trip to the hospital during Game 4 — a kidney injury, maybe a bruise, was the most informed of all the guesses — but he took faceoffs, skated well enough, and threw his weight around.
And Boston was better. Frolik had one excellent chance, but the wave was going the other way, and the dam broke when Chris Kelly won a faceoff, the Bruins won some puck battles, Daniel Paille sent a slap pass in that flipped and was gloved by Tyler Seguin, whose drop pass across the net to Kelly allowed him to score the goal he couldn't quite finish in Game 4 for a 1-0 lead.
But like Chicago's dominant first period in Game 2, the Bruins only had the one goal to show for it. Boston attempted 32 shots in the first period to eight for Chicago, and outshot the Blackhawks 12-6 on the ones that reached a goaltender, and were up 1-0 on the scoreboard.
It could have been worse; it just wasn't. And then Zdeno Chara tried to get to a loose puck too late, and Toews jumped on it and beat Tuukka Rask clean, which for the Finn is a rare species. Toews had one goal in his first 19 playoff games this year; he now has two in three. Chara had, at that point, been on the ice for nine of Chicago's previous 10 goals, and it was the first time you could really say was his fault. Just 4:24 into the second, and we were all tied.
So, the familiar wait for the coin to land one side up, or the other, except there were many coins.
There was more attrition, too — Jaromir Jagr left midway through the first, returned for the second, left again, came back for the third, hunched over. Boston had to jumble its lines. For Chicago, Andrew Shaw played through a scary injury when a Shawn Thornton shot rode up his stick and struck Shaw in the face — he needed stitches in his cheek and next to his eye, and seemed to be unconscious on the ice, at least briefly. But he came back, and played.
And the third period waited, which fit this series perfectly. They brought the Stanley Cup into the building early in the third, and at the end of a mid-June steam press of a day in Boston, with thunderstorms rolling through, the ice began to drip and pool. And in a series that has been so close, in a game where bounces decide future, the puck began to bounce around like it was travelling across the surface of a pockmarked moon. Still, chances: Paille sliding in front, Rich Peverley on the side, Brent Seabrook in the slot, Chara.
And then, Lucic, with his clever stick and bullish body, and he forced Corey Crawford to mishandle one puck that seemed essential. But this breathless deformed frenzy of a season could not manage one more game after wasting so many in conference rooms and on sidewalks. Instead it ended in a way that nobody will ever forget, and that's probably enough.


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My tour on Monday, May 21, 2012 continues. I headed east back out of Pembroke turning onto Hwy 148 east of the town by the Esso gas station.
There are three bridges that take you to Allumette Island and cross over Cotnam and Morrison Islands. The first is under going repair so there is a stop light that monitors the traffic. The second comes quickly and you are then greeted by a big blue sign welcoming you to Quebec. If you decide to take photos of the bridge, be careful for the auto's speed along and don't wait for anyone and there is not much space along the highway to walk safely. Each bridge gives you different views of the Ottawa River.
The next bridge is the one that finally places you on Allumette Island but the sign reads instead: L'Isle-aux-Allumettes (below on the map it reads lle des Allumettes – there is a ˆ over the l.)
Just beyond the sign is a grocery store and other businesses including a gas station and restaurant. It was very busy at this store and it was open even on the holiday. I found a map titled Outaouais/Gatineau which gives more detail. They feature cities on the Quebec side but not the towns I am interested in. The Renfrew County Ontario side is on the map but some it blotted out. It goes all the way to Hawkesbury, Ontario but emphasizes the Quebec side. It is very interesting to me that they only feature certain communities. Apparently when you are too small you don't get mentioned?
Hwy 148 travels up the eastern side of the island to Waltham and another bridge. I turned at Ch. de Pembroke and headed for Chapeau 12 kilometres on the north side of the island. It curves around and you are pretty much in the center of the island. Farms and fields stretch out on both sides of the highway and it is flat. First is the Dejardinsville sign which you can turn left and go exploring but I continued on to Demers Centre which is four corners filled with mostly lovely homes and at least one business. I guess they call them hamlets?
The next stop for me was the what is called the new St. Alphonse Cemetery on the right side of the road. easily to spot but you do have to turn quickly or you can miss the entrance. You can pull in through the gate/sign and drive through part of the cemetery. It was well-kept.
UPDATE 7/09/2012: Here are additional overview photographs of this cemetery. April 28, 2015 Please be advised that there are two cemeteries with almost the same name. This cemetery is south of the village of Chapeau and is the newer cemetery.
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During my trip I will stop at various cemeteries and take overview pictures of them. There are websites that you can go to and get photos and listings of the tombstones and those buried there, as well as publications. When I return from this trip I will post more photos and information about each cemetery that I did visit.
The journey continued to Chapeau which was very exciting for me. As you enter Chapeau you will see their fairgrounds to the right.
Chapeau is actually two levels, so when you come from the south you come to the upper level where the municipal building is located on Notre-Dame street and the catholic church, St. Alphonse is situated on Ch. St. Jacques with the library behind the church. If you continue on Ch. Pembroke you drop down to the lower area next to the river and can cross the bridge to Chichester Township.
My first stop was the St. Alphonse Catholic Church where I dallied a while taking pictures of the church and the cemetery which is behind the church and over a block. The church is very difficult to photograph because there is limited room to back up (cliff) and the spire is so tall so that is why this photo looks slightly distorted.
UPDATE: 4/28/2015 the St. Alphonse Church below is in the village of Chapeau and behind it is the older cemetery. The newer cemetery is south of the village of Chapeau about 1 mile. They have almost the same name but they are separate cemeteries. See my post dated 5/28/2012 for more details on this older cemetery.
There is a green park area next to the church and it has their war memorial.
Crossing the bridge to Chichester is a little less scary than the crossing from Pembroke to the island. I was able to stop and take pictures and not fear for my life. The Chenal de la Culbute is part of the Ottawa River which splits and circles the island with the major portion of the river flowing along the west and southern part of the island, while the northern part is the Chenal de la Culbute.
This was very exciting for me because my great-grandfather Archibald McDonell was the locks master. The locks were operated from about 1870 to 1891. The history books and articles keep changing the date when it was abandoned. Archibald is listed as the lockmaster in the Canadian census for 1891 so I tend to think he was still involved at that date. It was made of wood so a lot has rottened away. I tried to figure out its location but failed. I was told by a volunteer at the Pontiac Archives in Shawville that you would have to go to the remains by boat.
So I put out a challenge to someone who knows where the remains of the locks are in the Chenal de la Culbute and would be willing to take pictures for me. Just leave a comment if you wish to contact me to help? I am wondering if they widened the Canal and was told that there were a lot of dams. When I first started research back in 1999 the Culbute lock was not mentioned nor did anyone know about it but I am seeing more on-line. I will revisit later with additional information.
When I was preparing for this trip, I tried to find auto tours. I stumbled onto this website for the Outaouais Heritage WebMagazine that has some very interesting articles and auto tours click on the Outaouais Pontiac Heritage tour and then go to the page 3 for more choices for tours. http://outaouais.quebecheritageweb.com/attractions-and-tours
On the Chichester side you can look back toward Chapeau and you will see the beautiful St. Alphonse Church rising above the trees. Driving along the Ch. St. Jacques going west and then returning you can see the spire in the distance.


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One of art's sharpest, most dedicated personalities, Lee Krasner (1908-1984) was fiercely determined to produce paintings that pushed the envelope, and she was fiercely devoted to the work and career of her husband, Jackson Pollock. While acquaintances totally respected her intellect, most also regarded her as fiercely no-nonsense and direct.
Krasner looked to the evolving currents of 20th-century abstraction to arrive at her own style of painting, as seen in "Image Surfacing," above, from 1945, and "Igor," below, from 1943.
So what would she have thought of Gail Levin's probing, thoroughly researched, and well-documented biography?
Speculations about any negatives make a rather short list: Like most artists, Krasner preferred to be known primarily for what she achieved in the studio. Second, she probably would have felt that her very subjective, ever-fertile thoughts about life's existential character should resist confinement in a hardcover biography.
Yet Krasner's keen mind understood and appreciated accomplishment, so it is likely that she would have admired Ms. Levin's investigative efforts, including the detailing of the education of an immigrant girl growing up in early-20th-century Brooklyn and the detailing of financial struggles made worse by the Depression. Most certainly she would have been pleased by the interweaving of seemingly every document relating to her art career and by the solid review of the ideas that influenced artists of her generation. She probably would have welcomed the description of liberal attitudes toward sexual relationships, and welcomed the attempt at clarifying the desire to be modern and to rebel against traditional religious constraints.
Human-interest factors contribute to the book's flow, but a broad, serious look at social issues provides shape to most chapters. The goal, early on, is to define a real person striving in a real world. There is plenty of context, and much introspection.
All the key elements of the Krasner-Pollock legend are here, including the couple's permanent move to a farmhouse in the Springs section of East Hampton in 1945 and Pollock's fatal car crash on Springs-Fireplace Road in 1956. Ms. Levin expands the history through the perspective of Krasner, bringing in the artist's emotional drive and offering some rationale for her decisions in life.
Krasner's roots in a traditional Jewish, Old World family are portrayed as a formative influence that remained part of her story long after she struck her independent path. One particularly interesting point emerging from the discussion of the artist's siblings is the role her brother, Irving, played in introducing her to the writings of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche while she was still a high school student.
Issues of anti-Semitism and issues related to widespread discrimination against women are part of this full saga. Pushing further, Ms. Levin — who first interviewed Krasner in 1971 while still a graduate student — has sifted through and added the artist's occasional remarks about the range of feminist causes. In Krasner's experience, it was acceptable to be a female artist enrolled in New York art classes and later at the Works Progress Administration, but everything changed once the European artists established themselves here during the war era, dominated the scene, and brought a change in attitude toward equality.
Perhaps the headiest social insights come from the section on New York's avant-garde politics in the '30s, when creative people and progressive ideas merged to launch important careers, new publications, and new alliances among artists. Ms. Levin's treatment of the immigrant attraction to Communism is especially revealing. While not a party member, here is Krasner, engaged in the activist pursuits of the Artists Union. And here is Krasner agreeing with Meyer Schapiro in his argument (published in Art Front in 1936) against nationalism in art, against American representational art, and against fascism in art. Here is Krasner, about the same time, taking a role beside Ad Reinhardt, Ibram Lassaw, Balcomb Greene, and others in the American Abstract Artists group.
A very substantial portrayal of Krasner's project responsibilities while involved in the W.P.A. and other federal support programs for artists provides valuable information. Interactions among project artists are well covered, and so are the specifics of mural assignments and the possibilities of fitting abstraction into the program. The seeds of Krasner's interest in exploring the possibilities of abstraction on a very large scale are here, providing an illuminating thread leading to the sizable canvases she began decades later, after she turned Pollock's barn-studio into her work space.
After Pollock's death, people frequently looked to Krasner for further understanding of the couple's life and work. She gave numerous interviews and must have become increasingly conscious of her participation in history. Ms. Levin, who has written biographies of Edward Hopper and Judy Chicago, has been diligent in studying this material and generous in inserting citations. For example, in discussing Krasner's "Little Image" paintings, begun in 1946, the author brings in supporting information from at least seven sources.
Ms. Levin's own very thorough oral history process includes interviews with scores of people who were involved in the artist's life. Thus the sensitive issues surrounding Krasner's handling of the Pollock estate take their proper, thoroughly interesting role in the biography. There are contracts, and then new contracts. Relationships develop. Relationships end.
An experienced art historian, Ms. Levin gives careful attention to the evolving stylistic adjustments in Krasner's painting and integrates the information smoothly into the text — an approach that always helps in fully understanding an artist's life. The view of Krasner's developing interests is crucial, for we see them here in the context of her contacts with others in her New York circle. She cared about Picasso's picture plane, Matisse's color, Kandinsky's rhythm, Mondrian's space, and Miro's synthesis, and she discussed turning them into a new visual language. It was her outstanding grasp of visual possibilities that enabled her to recognize Pollock's path to genius.
Another parallel thread, the subconscious as an ever-present meaningful resource, runs throughout the book. It emerges in the form of Krasner's dream content, as a long-term interest in psychoanalysis, and in her own comments about her belief in the intuitive, the subjective, the undiscovered or unknown. She was attracted to the words of writers like Rimbaud, whose philosophical insights lent comfort to her search.
Clearly many routes to abstraction were part of Krasner's creative process, and of her world. Possibly some will regard the tale of this world as the book's most significant contribution since it underscores Krasner's role in Abstract Expressionism. Yet the full saga, with its multiple messages of 20th-century stress and achievement, makes a biography worth celebrating.
Gail Levin, a professor at Baruch College, lives part time in Bridgehampton.
Phyllis Braff is an art critic who has a house in Springs.


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At the Master's level the Computer Science Department offers both a thesis and non-thesis MSCS degree. A graduate degree in Computer Science from the University of Idaho prepares a student for a lifetime of discovery. It enables the graduate to advance the state of the art in computing, not merely to keep up with it. The graduate program develops the student's critical thinking, investigatory, and expository skills. The student will learn the foundations of computer science theory and application, and the interaction between the two. By understanding the extent and limitation of current knowledge in computer science, the graduate will learn to understand what issues are important and why. He or she will acquire the methodological skills to resolve important open problems and tackle challenging new ones. The student will learn to present problems and solutions, both orally and in writing.
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Admission to this program is highly competitive. Although an undergraduate degree in Computer Science is not a requirement, students who wish to enter the Master's program must demonstrate competence in specific areas equivalent to the material covered in several of the undergraduate computer science core courses. The study of computer science at the graduate level requires mathematical maturity, skill in the use of high-level and machine-level programming languages, and basic knowledge of computer hardware.
Admission decisions are made by the department's Graduate Program Committee. In addition to specific knowledge area prerequisites, normally a 3.0 undergraduate GPA and a Graduate Record Examination general (aptitude) score in the 60th percentile are the minimum admission requirements. Actual admission is based on a combination of knowledge area preparation and undergraduate GPA. CS is no longer requiring GRE scores.
International students for whom English is a second language must demonstrate English language proficiency as evidenced by achieving a TOEFL score that meets or exceeds one of the following minimum requirements:
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Prerequisites for Admission
Before being accepted into the Master's program, a prospective student must provide demonstrated evidence that he or she has mastery of certain basic mathematical and computer science skills. Courses covering the following subject are the minimum prerequisites necessary for admission: a structured, high-level programming language (CS 120); data structures (CS 121); computer organization and architecture (CS 150); a full year of calculus (MATH 170 and 175); and discrete mathematics (MATH 176). The University of Idaho courses identified above will satisfy the prerequisite requirements. Equivalent courses taken at other educational institutions will also be accepted. An official record, such as a college or university transcript, that substantiates the preparation, is expected.
Admission With Deficiencies
A student who meets the general requirements and prerequisite requirements identified above may be admitted, but his or her academic credentials will be reviewed to ensure adequate preparation that will support study at the graduate level. A student who does not have an adequate background in specific foundational areas of Computer Science will be required to complete additional undergraduate courses in areas in which he or she is considered to be deficient. Potential deficiency areas for graduate work in computer science are: computing languages (CS 210); computer operating systems (CS 240); system software (CS 270); software engineering (CS 383); theory of computation (CS 385); and analysis of algorithms (CS 395). The University of Idaho courses identified above will satisfy the deficiency requirements. Equivalent courses taken at other educational institutions will also be accepted. An official record, such as a college or university transcript, that substantiates the preparation, is expected. Credit for deficiency courses cannot be counted toward the total credits required for the graduate degree. Deficiency courses will generally be prerequisites for more advanced courses in the program, consequently, a student with identified deficiencies is expected to complete course work that removes the deficiencies as rapidly as possible.
College of Graduate Studies Requirements
In addition to satisfying departmental requirements, candidates must fulfill the requirements of the College of Graduate Studies. See the College of Graduate Studies section in the University of Idaho Catalog for the general requirements applicable to each degree. No 300-level course that is required in the BSCS curriculum may be used to satisfy the requirements of the graduate degree.
Breadth Requirement
A graduate degree represents mastery of the theory and concepts underlying one's discipline. This is the foundation on which further study should be based. The MS graduate candidate's major professor and committee will, as part of approving the study plan, help select courses that include the breadth of computer science.
Focused Plan of Study
The student must acquire depth in at least one major area by developing a focused plan of study in consultation with the major advisor. This should be a program that investigates some aspect of computer science in depth, consistent with the goals of the graduate program in computer science. Some examples of areas currently of interest to the faculty are: computer security, software engineering, evolutionary algorithms and artificial intelligence, and fault tolerant computing.
Thesis Option
The thesis option requires at least 30 credit hours of study. Specific requirements are: graduate breadth requirement; at least one semester of CS Graduate Seminar, CS 501 (1 credit); and Master's Research and Thesis, CS 500 (at least 6 credits). The thesis must be in the approved format and must represent significant scholarly achievement. The thesis must be presented at a public colloquium.
Non-thesis Option
The non-thesis option requires at least 30 credit hours of study, up to 6 credits of which can be CS 580. Specific requirements are: graduate breadth requirement and at least one semester of CS Graduate Seminar, CS 501 (1 credit). At the end of the program, non-thesis students must pass a comprehensive examination that covers their graduate studies.


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FRANKFORT, Ky. – On Saturday, Sept. 21, Capital City Airport (FFT) welcomed the public to its annual Aviation Day. A variety of local aviation groups and organizations were present at this family-oriented event, which attracted hundreds of interested attendees.
The Institute for Aerospace Education had all hands on deck helping with operations, according to officials. Junior Herrera, a senior in the engineering pathway, was in charge of concessions for the event. He, with the help of Jim Cline, served up hamburgers and hotdogs all morning long. Senior flight student Tori Williams was available to answer questions and give information at the IAE booth, sharing with interested families her aviation accomplishments with IAE this past year.
The newest addition to Aviation Day was the Institute for Aerospace Education's Flight Experience. This activity was lead by flight instructor Mike Wagers with help from students Jason Smith and Samantha Tinnell.
A ground lesson was taught by the senior students, explaining to the public basic principles of flight and aeronautics. More than six sessions were given by the two seniors. Once the ground work had been completed, guests moved on to their own simulator station and put their knowledge to the test. Students helping with simulator operations reported that 75-100 guests tried their hand at piloting the virtual aircraft.
Many static displays were available for guest to look at and explore. The Institute's twin Comanche was out, alongside a Piper Navajo, King Air 200, and Blackhawk, to name a few. Children and adults alike enjoyed getting a glimpse at the great variety of flying machines. On the west side of the ramp, children lined up to take their first Young Eagles flight. Booths were present representing The National Guard, Eastern Kentucky University's aviation program, and The Aviation Museum of Kentucky, amongst others.
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Sydney - Paceman Brett Lee said on Monday he intends to play through the pain barrier as he approaches Glenn McGrath's record as Australia's top one-day wicket-taker.
Lee's season was written off a fortnight ago when he was ruled out for almost two months with a broken toe.
But the 35-year-old express bowler does not want to ease up after ignoring foot pain as he combined with Ben Hilfenhaus to rip through India's top order in Sunday's big tri-series 110-run win at Brisbane's Gabba ground.
Lee reached speeds approaching 150kph (93 mph) and gained good swing and bounce to finish with three for 49 from 10 overs as he took his career ODI tally to 361 wickets.
That places him just 20 wickets behind his former new-ball partner McGrath.
Stand-in skipper Ricky Ponting described Australia's bowling effort as among the best he has seen since McGrath retired after the 2007 World Cup.
Although Clint McKay (ill) and Ryan Harris (rested) are due to return the Australian pace attack, Lee insisted he was not interested in a tri-series break to nurse his snapped little toe.
"I'm not keen to rest, period," Lee said on Monday.
"I've had enough rest in my life (due to injuries) and I'll rest when I finally hang the boots up.
"I think that with my toe, it's very painful but you find a way to play through it and I think I'm past the worst of it. It's going to get better as each game goes on."
Despite an initial six-eight week prognosis after being struck on the right foot from a full-blooded straight drive in the Twenty20 international in Perth, Lee pushed for an immediate playing return.
"It's amazing what you can do when you have a chance to play for your country," he said.
"As long as I can't do any further damage, it's a matter of playing through that pain barrier."
With three more matches before the tri-series finals, McGrath's record is unlikely to fall this season at home but Lee could eclipse the mark on the tour of the West Indies in March-April.
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Vasu Nagalingam, Senior Product Director, Consumer, Monster Worldwide
Thanks to Monster's new app for the iPhone and iPod touch, your job search can be right in the palm of your hands at all times.
Monster designed the app to be the perfect complement to its website experience, giving you access to the Monster account you've already created online—including your resumes, your favorite job searches, your apply history, and so on. It's all completely accessible immediately via the app, from wherever you are. Plus, all your activity within the app (such as searches and job applies) is automatically kept in sync with your online account, and is immediately available via the website.
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Set up your Monster account and create your resumes: If you don't have a Monster account, go ahead and set one up; then create your resumes. You can save as many as five different resumes on your Monster account—and all of them are then accessible when you sign in to your Monster iPhone app. If you have any favorite job searches, go ahead and save them under Saved Searches. They, too, will be available on the Monster iPhone app.
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Get the Monster iPhone app: Download the Monster iPhone app for search for "monster.com" on iTunes.
Sign in to your account to access your data: At the Sign In screen, use the email address and password for your Monster account to sign in to the app. This will allow you to access your resumes and favorite searches on the iPhone. (And if you're signed in, when you do find that cool job via the app, you can apply right away.)
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Search for jobs: There are two ways to search for jobs: a direct job search or a saved (favorite) search.
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LITTLE ROCK — The last time David Brock had visited Arkansas, he was a key player in the wars over Bill and Hillary Clinton's legacy. Then a writer for the conservative American Spectator, he penned the 1993 article that sparked Paula Jones' sexual harassment suit against the 42nd president. That lawsuit ultimately led to Clinton's impeachment.
LITTLE ROCK — The last time David Brock had visited Arkansas, he was a key player in the wars over Bill and Hillary Clinton's legacy. Then a writer for the conservative American Spectator, he penned the 1993 article that sparked Paula Jones' sexual harassment suit against the 42nd president. That lawsuit ultimately led to Clinton's impeachment.
Returning to Arkansas last week for the first time in nearly two decades, Brock is again in the middle of the Clinton wars. This time, he's defending the former president and the ex-secretary of state and urging political parties to call off the type of "political smut-mongering" he said he was a part of in the 1990s.
"There's probably no better place than Little Rock for me to say, 'I know from personal experience the best efforts of the right wing to market political smut did not beat the Clintons,'" Brock, who now heads an effort to defend Hillary Clinton and other potential Democratic presidential hopefuls, told an audience at the University of Arkansas Clinton School of Public Service. "The truth won out in the end, and it will again."
Brock's nationally watched return to Arkansas was the latest reminder of how much Arkansas will serve as ground zero for the next round of Clinton Wars if Hillary Clinton again seeks the White House. The midterm elections are already serving as an opening battle in those wars.
Though they no longer call Arkansas home, the Clintons loom large in the state's politics. The former campaign driver for Bill Clinton's gubernatorial campaigns is running against one of the former House managers who unsuccessfully prosecuted Clinton after the House impeached him. The man whom Clinton turned to for disaster relief in Arkansas and nationally is now trying to reclaim a south Arkansas House seat for Democrats. The 42nd president remains the favorite surrogate for Arkansas' Democrats and plans to headline a pair of fundraisers for Democratic congressional hopefuls next weekend.
And Hillary Clinton's consideration of another White House bid has renewed interest in the Clinton Presidential Library, which has released from administration files thousands of previously confidential documents over the past two months.
As Arkansas' former first lady, Hillary Clinton easily won the state's Democratic primary when she ran for the White House in 2012. And many of the state's Democrats have said they believe the party would be in better shape in Arkansas if she had won the party's nomination instead of President Barack Obama, who is tremendously unpopular in the state.
Whether Hillary Clinton could help deliver a state that hasn't voted Democrat in a presidential election since her husband was on the ballot remains to be seen. But this fall's election could offer an early signal to Democrats, who hope to stop a GOP takeover of the state's top offices.
The biggest test could come in the governor's race, which pits ex-congressmen Mike Ross and Asa Hutchinson against one another. Ross got his start in Arkansas politics as a driver for Clinton's 1982 gubernatorial bid. Hutchinson was one of the House managers who urged the Senate — a group that included his brother, then-Sen. Tim Hutchinson — to remove the 42nd president over lies told about his relationship with intern Monica Lewinsky. The Senate acquitted Clinton of charges of perjury and obstruction of justice in 1999.
Ross last week indicated that fight may figure into his bid for governor, citing impeachment when talking about how his Washington experience differs from Hutchinson's.
"There's 435 members of Congress and less than a handful actually conducted the trial in the U.S. Senate," Ross said. "For an Arkansan to say 'Send me to remove Arkansas' only president from office' shows how partisan he is."
Ross' comments aren't the first time Democrats have targeted Hutchinson over impeachment. Gov. Mike Beebe, who defeated Hutchinson in the 2006 governor's race, didn't raise impeachment as an issue in that campaign. But other to Democrats did, including a state party chairman who regularly would refer to Hutchinson as "Mr. Manager."
Hutchinson himself doesn't regularly bring up impeachment, and in 2008 said he didn't have regrets about his role as a House manager. Dismissing Ross' comments, Hutchinson said he thinks voters are more concerned about the candidates' plans than the impeachment fight.
"That's such ancient history. And if Mike Ross wants to run his campaign on mean-spirited comments that reflect the past, then that's his business," Hutchinson said.
Whether voters view it as ancient history or fair game this November could be an early sign of just how much sway the Clintons still hold over the state's politics.


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LOS ANGELES, CALIF.—The Los Angeles Clippers blew a 12-point lead in the fourth quarter, then got the ball in the hands of all-star Chris Paul with the score tied and overtime looming.
That's when Paul went to work, fighting off Tony Allen's defence as he tried to drive to the right baseline. Paul got there and put up a one-handed running jumper that went off the glass and through the net with a tenth of a second to go.
The Clippers won 93-91 on Monday night for a 2-0 lead in their first-round playoff series.
"That's why they're star players. They step up in the biggest moments," Clippers coach Vinny Del Negro said. "Chris has done it his whole career. In the biggest moments, that's usually when he's at his best. He has that competitive drive, which is a gift that not everyone has."
Allen was supposed to force Paul to his weaker left side, but it didn't happen.
"It could have gone either way. If he had missed, you could have been saying how good a defender I was," Allen said. "The guy made an amazing shot and all you can do is just deal with the results."
The Grizzlies have two days to think things over before Game 3 in Memphis on Thursday.
"It's not doom and gloom," Memphis coach Lionel Hollins said. "We got to go home and there's going to be two hard-fought battles."
Paul finished with 24 points and nine assists, Blake Griffin added 21 points and eight rebounds after fouling out of Game 1, and Jamal Crawford scored 15 points on the day he finished second to J.R. Smith of the Knicks for the league's Sixth Man of the Year award.
Mike Conley scored a career playoff-high 28 points for Memphis. Marc Gasol added 17 points, Allen had 16 points and 10 rebounds, and Zach Randolph had 13 points while saddled with five fouls for the second straight game.
"We had a chance to win the game," Hollins said. "We didn't get enough defensive stops and we missed too many free throws."
The Grizzlies were 23 of 34 from the line in the game, but just 6 of 10 in the fourth, when Conley led their charge with 10 points.
The Clippers' bench started the fourth and ran off eight straight points for the game's first double-digit lead, 81-71. Eric Bledsoe and Matt Barnes had four points each.
Conley answered with five straight points to close the Grizzlies within seven points.
Griffin and Paul joined the second unit, and Griffin scored on a driving dunk for an 85-76 lead. The Clippers returned to their high-flying ways after Lob City managed just one dunk in the series opener.
The Grizzlies tied the game at 89 on a three-point play by Darrell Arthur.
Paul carried the Clippers over the final 3:46, scoring eight straight points, including a basket that gave them a 91-89 lead with 1:20 to play.
Gasol tied it again when Conley found him alone for a dunk to make it 91-all.
"We thought we played as good a game as we could," Conley said. "It hurts. We wanted to come here and steal one."
Griffin won a hard-fought jump ball, but Paul missed a desperation 3-point attempt as the shot clock expired. He redeemed himself and set off a raucous reaction — with longtime Clippers fan Billy Crystal pumping both arms in the air — when he drove the right baseline against Allen and banked in the game-winner.
"We put our best defender on him and Chris was able to get around him going right," Conley said. "He just hit a tough shot."
Both teams stayed on the court while the referees reviewed Paul's shot. It was declared good, leaving Memphis a tick of the clock to inbound the ball but not enough to get off a final shot.
"C.P. made a tough, tough shot there off the glass," Memphis' Tayshaun Prince said. "It was great defence and things like that, but things never come down to the last play. It's what you do in the middle of the game that dictates winning or losing."
Memphis was outrebounded — 40-38 — for the second straight game, but not by double digits like in Game 1.
"The thing we're most disappointed in is Game 1, how we all just came out flat," Prince said. "We were just very flat as a group. The effort was a lot better today, but we have to be better."
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Saturday, July 9, 2011
Dessicated coconut rocks & the occasional pure-white
coconut flesh toasts perfectly into a delicious toasted
These Easter soaps were a cumbersome project but
what can I say, perseverance prevails every time!
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Soaps that make munchkins want to live in the bathroom!
These molds for the sea creatures above and terrestrial "monsters"
below were not meant for soap but I used them anyway!
I love the unexpected twists & turns in this recipe, it made the diners at this baby shower wish for more! They all wanted to know how I achieved this delicately balanced recipe & not sweet at all! What can I say freeze dried fruit does wonders!
Summer is here & I am stagnant no more!
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11 comments:
- ochikeron said...
nice to see you up again, nazarina!!! i love your presentations :)
it is very hot in japan (humid...) and we are saving electricity since the quake, which is too bad X(
- July 10, 2011 at 9:47 AM
- Priti said...
Looks so cute n delicious ...wow
- July 11, 2011 at 7:30 AM
- Ambreen said...
I love cookies and your sort of thumbprints sound delicious. Good to see you back :)
- July 12, 2011 at 6:31 AM
- Now Serving said...
Oh my these are works of art :) Tres jolie!
- July 12, 2011 at 5:31 PM
- Cassie @ Bake Your Day said...
You have awesome creativity and I love your photos!
- July 12, 2011 at 5:50 PM
- Umm Mymoonah said...
Yumm! Yumm! Looks so cute and lovely..
- July 13, 2011 at 6:13 AM
- Three-Cookies said...
This looks divine, anything with coconut is awesome. Great photo
- July 14, 2011 at 4:46 AM
- Jay said...
wow...this is amazing..
love ur creativity..
you are welcome in my space dear..:)
Tasty Appetite
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- Priyanka Agrawal said...
beautiful as usual :)
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- Mehjabeen Arif said...
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New to ur space and absolutely love it here.. following u..
Do visit me as time permits..
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(Reuters) - New York Yankees shortstop Derek Jeter was placed on the 15-day disabled list with an injured ankle the Major League Baseball team said on Wednesday, effectively ending his season.
The move, which was made retroactive to Sunday, all but ends an injury-hit campaign for the Yankees captain who played just 17 games this season as he recovered from two ankle surgeries.
New York will have just four games remaining on their 162-game schedule when Jeter is eligible to come off the injury list but it is expected the Yankees will shut down the 13-time All-Star for the rest of the season.
Jeter first injured his left ankle in Game One of last year's American League Championship Series but underwent a second operation in April.
He returned to the team on July 11 but was quickly back on sidelines after sustaining a quadriceps injury while pain in his left ankle flared up again.
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Day One With HIV: "Perhaps It Was Time to Give Up"
Rather than talk now about my Day One Story, I thought I would share my personal journal entry from that day:
April 18, 1988
The end of a long day. What else can I say about it? I turned 30 years old. It's supposed to be one of those traumatic experiences, right? People at work must have thought I was taking it particularly bad. Who could I talk to? Was there anyone who could understand -- when you get to the point that you feel your whole life had ended ... and the mere fact of turning 30 is the least important thing you can think of. I thought of postponing my appointment. Something about going to find the result of my HIV test on my birthday seemed a little bit too dramatic. It was like a bad television movie. If the results were negative, I knew it would open up the rest of my life to me. I felt like it might even be a new beginning.
When I went into Dr. Pagent's office, what did I expect? To be honest, I was prepared for the worst. I felt I knew my body, and the swollen lymph nodes I knew were indicative of a much larger problem. Still the hope was still there. Dr. Pagent had told me the week before that it was very unlikely that I had AIDS, especially that I would be showing symptoms already. I simply did not have the extent of the gay experience necessary for the usual exposure. Still I knew.
The answer came easy as I walked through the door. All it took was a simple quip on his part: "We do not have good news for modern man." And he again expressed his surprise that the test was positive ... but of course this was irrelevant. And the complications began to set in. How complicated my life would become. The big question of confidentiality. How to deal with insurance, with my job, with my family ... with the whole damn rest of my life. And the anger ... the anger I felt towards the people who had used me when I had first come out. The anger towards myself ... for letting myself and my family down. For my life being a failure. The ultimate failure, and I would die.
The thought of death does not bother me as much as the failure, and the loss of faith in the world around me and the people I had known in my life. And the sadness in my attempt of having some hope in a god which I had tried to believe in, and the anger towards him, first, for making me gay, and then for killing me for it. And the bottomless disappointment ... for living my whole life, and giving the ultimate sacrifice, my life, just for the chance of finding someone who could, who might love me, and having failed in this. And I did not want to live. There was a part of me which was glad that it was over. I had tried so hard, and I was tired. Perhaps it was time now to give up.
And that was just the beginning. How to describe for someone who has never been through this? For all of my life, even when things had seemed the most hopeless, even when I thought I had nothing left and even toyed with the idea of suicide, I still felt I had control. CONTROL. I could not find love, and sometimes not even friendship. I often failed at things I had attempted. But deep down inside, I felt I always had some control left. Now there is nothing left. I am totally alone, as I had been most of my life, but this time I do not even have myself to depend on. I have lost myself and all meaning and control over my existence. I've never been so helpless.
I went back to work, but of course I could not work. I would stare off into space, not even knowing where I was. Not caring. There was no place to go, and I could not even look to myself for support. Of course, I could reveal nothing to the people I worked with. I suppose they thought I was having a traumatic experience from turning 30. I wanted to tell someone, anyone. But totally alone. After work I went to the gym, trying to put some structure back into my life. But there is nothing to hang onto, and I am left alone. At home, in the relative safety of my aloneness, and the total aloneness of it, everything has broke loose. I lay in the grass of my backyard, yelling and screaming out of control. I've lost everything. Nothing is left. There is no hope, no life. Everything has conquered my being. There is no way to describe it. No way.
Now in retrospect, I can look back on the past 25 years of having HIV differently. I celebrated by spending my 55th birthday and 25 years of HIV on the Annapurna Circuit in Nepal which I recorded in this video:
Greg lives in the Pacific Northwest where he volunteers for various HIV organizations and teaches a course in HIV self-management. He also enjoys hiking and climbing on and around the various Cascade volcanoes.
Want to share your own "Day One With HIV" story of finding out your diagnosis? Write out your story (1,000 words or fewer, please!), or film a YouTube video, and email it to firstname.lastname@example.com. In the coming months, we'll be posting readers' "Day One" stories here in our HIV/AIDS Resource Center for the Newly Diagnosed. Read other stories in this series.


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SOCORRO, N.M., Oct. 7, 2004 -- Nicholas Sanchez of Socorro was caught in the hail storm that inundated the New Mexico Tech campus Tuesday afternoon.
Sanchez, a 2004 Socorro High School graduate now attending Tech as a freshman in computer science, was walking toward the Fine Arts complex near the golf course when he was hit by three hail balls – "but only one made me bleed," he said.
He quickly sought shelter in Jones Hall and credited chemistry professor Tanja Pietrass and a woman whose name he didn't remember for quickly rendering aid.
Campus Police were alerted, and an ambulance transported Sanchez to Socorro General Hospital where he received five stitches for a cut on his head and was released.
"Basically I was mildly confused," said Sanchez. "I'm really glad nothing worse happened."
When asked if he considered the storm unusual, Sanchez replied: "Hail in Socorro normally doesn't act like that!"


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I decided on a whim today to pickle some eggs. I love pickled eggs, but they're expensive as hell, and hard(ish) to find. Wife wanted hard boiled eggs and tomatoes for breakfast this morning, so I cooked up an extra amount of eggs, did a little Google foo, and pickled a jar of 'em.
I used a clean pickle jar, and the mix was hot enough going into the jar that it self-sealed, which means I can pull them out of the fridge and store them on the shelf if I want. Doubt they'll last that long. Pickled things generally don't last long around this house.
I chopped all the ingredients besides the eggs into inch-long or smaller chunks, with the thought that such sizes are about the right size to eat some of the zestier ingredients I added: soft-boiled eggs, a smallish white onion, a bunch of green onions, a couple of jalapenos, a generous handful of fresh garlic cloves, bay leaves, minced garlic, flaked hot pepper, pickling spices, cracked black pepper, salt, and sugar.
Boiled it all for about a half an hour in 3/4ths vinegar & 1/4ths water solution, and stuffed it all in the jar, sealed it up, and threw it in the fridge. Looked at the recipe and ingredients, and totally winged it, just like I cook. Looks like it's all coming up roses.
So anyone else here pickle stuff? I think I'm going to get into it a bit more, as I absolutely love anything pickled, and it's a hell of a lot cheaper to do it myself. And besides, I can tailor the tastes to exactly what I want.


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- Magee MSS
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Complete papers, including notes (DPhil), some photographs, small group of correspondence, etc.
Magee, Diana Norma Elizabeth
Complete papers, including notes (DPhil), some photographs, small group of correspondence, etc.
Magee, Diana Norma Elizabeth
William Matthew Flinders Petrie Collection
Papers of William Matthew Flinders Petrie including journals covering 38 seasons (1880-1929) and photographs of excavations. The collection also includes secondary material associated with Petrie's journals, photographs of objects in museums,...
Petrie, (Sir) William Matthew Flinders
Sarah Joanne Clackson Collection
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Clackson, Sarah Joanne
John Frederick Dewey Collection
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Dewey, John Frederick
Oliver Robert Gurney Collection
Correspondence and notes relating to the geography of the Hittite Empire, Babylonian music, decipherment, and various other topics.
Gurney, Oliver Robert
Notebooks, notes, drafts of articles, teaching notes, xeroxes, card indexes, copies of inscriptions, impressions, photographs, negatives, transparencies, tracings, drawings, and correspondence.
Clère, Jacques Jean
Notebooks, notes, card indexes, copies of inscriptions, a corpus of transcribed hieratic ostraca and papyri, photographs, correspondence, and personal items.Series 1 to 4, 6, 7 contain photographs, copies, transcriptions and translations of Egypti...
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Baumgartel, Elise Jenny
John Wintour Baldwin Barns Collection
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Barns, (Revd) John Wintour Baldwin
Alan Henderson Gardiner Collection
Notebooks, notes, card indexes of the Pyramid Texts and Late Egyptian, copies of inscriptions, corpus of transcribed hieratic ostraca and papyri, photographs, drawings, correspondence, copies of his own publications, and portraits.
Gardiner, (Sir) Alan Henderson
Drawings (by Winifred M. Brunton), letters, and working notes for a publication on button seals.Negatives taken during the Matmar excavations in 1928-30.Card index created 1958.
Brunton, Guy
Amice Mary Calverley Collection
Over one thousand colour slides, several hundred black and white photographs, and correspondence.
Calverley, Amice Mary
Myrtle Florence Broome Collection
415 letters written by Miss Broome to her parents whilst working at Abydos between 1927 and 1937.
Broome, Myrtle Florence
Francis Llewellyn Griffith Collection
Griffith, Francis Llewellyn
Index of Late Egyptian Grammar, index for Egyptian Dictionary, and various other indexes. 18 notebooks containing copies of hieratic papyri and ostraca. Small watercolour. 2 boxes of family papers and ephemera, including personal correspondence, c...
Peet, Thomas Eric
Archibald Henry Sayce Collection
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Diary kept from 4 May 1922 to 20 October 1926 by the wife of the British archaeologist and photographer Harry Burton (1879-1940). The diary contains detailed daily entries recording social engagements and memorable events, including the excavation...
Burton, Minnie Catherine
107 postcards collected in Egypt between 1900-1906 by Miss E. Blyth (objects in Cairo Museum, sites, Cairo views, and Nile views) and 1 postcard of Bethlehem in Palestine.
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Album of drawings and watercolour sketches made in Italy, Greece, Egypt, Syria, and Palestine in 1853.
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Album of watercolours, drawings, and tracings of Egypt produced close to the end of Lloyd's life. It is a folio volume (33 x 44 cm, pages 32.7 x 43 cm), containing 135 watercolours and drawings (74 of which are full-page and 1 folding) and 10...
Lloyd, George
Two albums containing plans and drawings of Egyptian monuments.
Barry, (Sir) Charles
Bound manuscript on Egyptian hieroglyphs and related topics (Roman obelisks, Iseum in Rome, Isiac pomp described by Apuleius, Egyptian rites, mummies, etc.). Left unfinished.
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