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Michael Martinez recently offered a criticism of Tolkien Gateway:
The faux distinctions that some writers draw between "the First Age of the Children of Iluvatar" and the "First Age of the Sun" are based on faulty logic, that J.R.R. Tolkien somehow had produced a final document which asserted exactly and precisely what a "First Age of the Children of Iluvatar" might be — when in fact he abandoned that expression. Some Websites, such as Tolkien Gateway, perpetuate this error by citing inappropriate "authorities" that have published nothing credible.
Now, in order to deal with this, we need to sort out where and how we "perpetuate this error". A relevant article would be Ages of the Children of Ilúvatar. Even though this article gives no references, it does contain the section "Other versions of the legendarium", which deals somewhat with the issue raised by Martinez.
I have myself little knowledge about the chronology of the legendarium, so I hope we can help each other to sort out this apparent mess.--Morgan 22:01, 11 July 2012 (UTC)
- It seems that the published Silmarillion doesn't give a solution either. Robert Foster in his Guide give two possibilities: that the FA begun with the creation of Arda; or with the Awakening of the Elves. He doesn't offer the possibility that the FA begun with the rising of the Sun, as the Silmarillion doesn't say so either. Sage 23:02, 11 July 2012 (UTC)
- He is quite right. There really is no such thing as "Ages of the Children of Ilúvatar". The error is no doubt from that article, and Template:History of Arda, which seems to suggest that the "Ages of the Children of Ilúvatar" are subtly different from "Ages of the Sun". --Mith (Talk/Contribs/Edits) 13:25, 27 July 2012 (UTC)

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BAGHDAD, April 15 (UPI) -- Bombings in Baghdad and elsewhere in Iraq Monday killed at least 25 people and wounded more than 170, officials said.
Most of the attacks in Baghdad targeted Shiite areas, police told CNN. Al-Qaida in Iraq, composed of Sunni extremists, claimed responsibility for many of the attacks that occurred in recent months.
Two of the bombings targeted a checkpoint near Baghdad's international airport, while attacks elsewhere struck police checkpoints, Shiite neighborhoods and political offices.
In northern Iraq, three car bombs detonated separately in Tuz-Khurmato, a local police official told China's state-run news agency Xinhua.
In Kirkuk, three car bombs went off throughout the city, officials said.
Elsewhere, two car bombs went off in Nassriyah, a suicide bomber detonated his vest at a checkpoint near Dowr and two more cars exploded in Babil governate, Xinhua said.
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Jay Haas had seven birdies on Saturday to take the second-round lead at the Nature Valley First Tee Open, but it was a save on the par-3 12th that made the difference.
Haas pushed his tee shot 10 feet to the right of the green then left his approach 18 feet shy of the cup. Ready to settle for a bogey which would have dropped him back into the pack, Haas instead made the putt for par then kept rolling.
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A 14-time winner on the Champions Tour but winless since 2009, Haas finished with a 7-under 65 and took a two-stroke lead over three other players Saturday.
"You just can't miss that shot to the right when the pin's in front right, and I did," Haas said. "To make that putt and keep the round going was huge."
Haas made several big putts while recording the second-lowest score of the day at Pebble Beach. The 57-year-old had seven birdies, including three of the four par 5s, and played bogey free to get to 11-under 133.
Mark Brooks (64), Bobby Clampett (66) and Brad Bryant (68) are at 135. First-round leader Russ Cochran (71) is among five players tied at 136.
Defending tournament champion Ted Schulz had a 67 and is tied for 17th at 140.
Haas' 65 was in stark contrast to his opening round, when he birdied six of the first nine holes to take an early lead before falling back with a pair of bogeys on the back nine.
This time he started well and finished just as strong while playing in the same foursome as actor/director Clint Eastwood. That matched his best round ever in this tournament and has Haas atop the leaderboard seeking his first win since taking the Senior Players Championship in 2009.
"I didn't feel like I was done," Haas said. "I didn't feel like at 57 I'm ready to be put to pasture. It's been frustrating but I've gotten what I've deserved. (Winning) this would be very sweet."
Haas birdied five of the first eight holes, then had another on No. 11 to get to 6 under. After saving par on No. 12, Haas stayed one stroke ahead of the pack until closing with another birdie on No. 18.
Brooks, a seven-time PGA Tour winner in his first year on the Champions Tour, had the day's best round with his 64 while playing at Del Monte. That included seven birdies, a bogey and an eagle on the par-4 15th.
"I scored pretty well and I got off to a good start, and that made a big difference for a change," Brooks said. "The back nine, I didn't drive it too well but I made a couple of birdies. I like my position."
Clampett, who has never won on the Champions Tour, had eight birdies and overcame bogeys on Nos. 3 and 12 and shared the lead with Bryant and Brooks until Haas' charge late in the afternoon.
Bryant, who was in a logjam for second after the first round, overcame a slow start and birdied three of his final eight holes for a 68.
Like Haas, Brooks and Clampett, Bryant has yet to win on tour this year. His last win came at the U.S. Senior Open in 2007.
"Man, it would be big for me to win at the bowling alley," Bryant joked.
Cochran led the first round by one stroke after a 65 at Pebble Beach but had only three birdies and two bogeys on the shorter course at Del Monte.
Mark Calcavecchia had seven birdies at Del Monte but tempered his round with five bogeys and dropped five shots off the pace at 138.


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After Twitter Ban, Turkey's Netizens Find YouTube Blockage a Breeze
As with the Turkish government's ban on Twitter last week, Thursday's blocking of YouTube spawned a race by people in Turkey to outflank the ban through other sites and apps.
Internet users, already armed with a host of applications they downloaded and used after last week's Twitter blockage, rushed to video-sharing web sites to watch an allegedly leaked recording of a Turkish government security meeting. The government of Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdoğan blocked YouTube shortly after the video—its provenance still unclear—appeared on the service.
The leaked recording purports to show a conversation where Turkey's foreign minister, spy chief and a top general appear to discuss scenarios which could lead to a Turkish attack against Jihadist militants in Syria.
The two-part video had been watched more than 170,000 times on YouTube world-wide as of early evening in Istanbul.
The two videos were the most-shared videos on Turkey's YouTube on Thursday, according to the video site's own trends monitor.
Internet users in Turkey were still able to use virtual private networks, or VPNs, to circumvent the ban, as the government started blocking YouTube-related Internet addresses. Turks could also use free-to-download proxies, like vtunnel and hidemyass, which mask a user's location, to go indirectly to YouTube and watch the videos.
The video was quickly uploaded to Vimeo, another video-sharing site that Turkey hadn't yet moved against.
With all the ways to circumvent the ban, Zeynep Tufekci, an assistant professor at the School of Information at the University of North Carolina, said that it is likely the Turkish government knows it can do little to block access but is acting to taint social media.
"Circumventing these blocks is easy and legal and they know it will happen," she said.
The block was announced on the telecommunications authority's website, which said it had taken an "administrative measure" against YouTube "after technical analysis and legal consideration." Erdoğan and other government officials denounced the leak in comments Thursday.
Other avenues around the ban include Tor, the anonymous web browser freely available on the Internet, and Google's public Domain Name System, or DNS.
However, Turkey is trying to limit these alternatives too. Andrew Lewman, executive director of the Tor Project, said the government blocked access to its main website, torproject.org, via TTNET, the largest Internet service provider in the country.
Turkey also blocked Google DNS in recent days, Lewman added. Google did not respond to a request for comment about the status of its DNS service in Turkey.
"It's an escalation of censorship efforts," said Andrew McLaughlin, who was a policy director at Google from 2003 to 2009 and worked on Turkish issues.
New websites were created in Turkey on Thursday to duplicate YouTube content. These are relatively easy to set up, but are also vulnerable to being blocked by the government, according to Sedat Kapanoglu, founder of Ekşi Sözlük, Turkey's first social network.
Kapanoglu cited mivitir.com as one of these YouTube duplication websites, but noted that this had already been blocked. A message on the site said it had been closed soon after opening.
Alistair Barr and Sam Schechner contributed to this article.
Turkey's Moves to Block YouTube Are Having Impact
What Turkish Users Are Doing to Evade the Twitter Ban
Google: No 'Issue on Our Side' in YouTube Block


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1739 GMT: Tunisia. The leader of the Ennadha Party, the dominant faction in the ruling coalition, has said he expects that agreement will be reached on a new Cabinet led by Prime Minister Hamadi Jebali.
Rachid Ghannouchi said, "I expect that agreement will be reached and I expect Jebali will remain the prime minister of a coalition government."
Following last week's assassination of opposition politician Chokri Belaid, Jebali proposed a Cabinet of apolitical technocrats but pthers in Ennahda objected.
Ghannouchi said a counter-proposal would be made, "There is a project for a political government that will be presented to the prime minister to form a team of politicians and technocrats."
The Ennadha leader continues, "We don't have much time before we announce this government. The time limit is this week."
Ghannouchi indicated that Ennahda was prepared to compromise over the control of portfolios such as defence, foreign affairs, justice, and interior.
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(Cakespy Note: Many of the photos in this interview are c/o the Baked website, and were taken by Tina Rupp and Brian Kennedy).
In case you're not familar, this is Baked, a sweet little spot in Red Hook, Brooklyn.
These are Renato and Matt, the adorable owners.
If it's not already clear why we love Baked and its bakers, then please scroll back and review the photos again (and smack yourself while you're at it). Yes, we love Baked--and so it should be no surprise that we also love their brand new cookbook, Baked: New Frontiers in Baking, which includes recipes for a great variety of their gorgeously decadent, down-home-with-a-gourmet-touch baked goods, as well as the sweet stories behind them.
Matt: Almost always theBaked Brownie--I love the Bakedbar...I mean, they're both our children...but I think the Baked Brownie is a little tougher.
Renato: A little meaner.
Matt: Yes...a little meaner.
Cakespy: So that's it. Sophie's Choice--you win, Baked Brownie.
Question two addressed the buzz about the bakery case's heartthrob, the Sweet & Salty Cake (dark chocolate cake infused with a salty caramel, caramel chocolate ganache and topped with fleur de sel.).
Renato: It's a classic combination that nobody really thinks about--that sweet and salty combination, with dark chocolate, caramel, fleur de sel, it comes together in this way that makes all other desserts bow down to it.
Matt: It's an obsessive dessert, that's for sure.
Renato: When people bite into it, you see their face just...melt.
Cakespy: And then it's just a journey to see how fast they can cram it into their mouth.
Question three addresses a serious cake issue--cupcakes vs. muffins--is the banana espresso chocolate chip muffin in their book really just cake in disguise?
Renato: It's kind of like a naked cake--there's just no frosting.
Baked Good response: "I've been living a lie!"
Question four addressed headpieces: whose is awesomer, the meringue topped tart, or their logo-mascot deer?
Matt: Is it possible they could be equally awesome?
Renato: I do love lemon, but I'm gonna go with the stag.
Matt: I'm gonna go equal.
Cakespy: I'll try to be diplomatic here: while the stag's antlers may be slightly more awesome, the lemon meringue is likely more delicious. (Matt and Renato seem to like that).
Question five tackled the Baked take on the tricolor cookie, which is different from the traditional Italian-flag coloring. It begs the question--would theirs get beat up in Little Italy?
Matt: Probably.
Renato: Ours are very delicate--they're made in small batches, with a circular cutter--those other ones are mass produced, and so would overpower them by sheer number.
Renato: If you watch Mad Men...this cake is Joan.
Question seven came to us from German Chocolate cake, the underdog of the bakery case--always a solid choice, but so rarely the #1 choice. He asks in a winsome manner, "Which one of us would you take with you on a desert island?". We can tell he hopes it's him.
Renato: I'd want more buttercream.
Matt: We're indulgent to a fault.
Renato: I'd put a letter in a bottle in hopes that it would get back to him.
Matt: Yeah, we'd definitely send letters and money.
But what would you choose?
Matt: I'd choose the Baked brownie. I'm a brownie fan, and that's the reason to be for me.
Renato: I'd take the chocolate chip cookie, because I could eat that every day and not get tired of it.


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Some one said: Here is something I have forgotten.
The Master said: There is one thing in this world which must never be forgotten. If you were to forget everything else, but did not forget that, then there would be no cause to worry; whereas if you performed and remembered and did not forget every single thing, but forget that one thing, then you would have done nothing whatsoever. It is just as if a king had sent you to the country to carry out a specified task. You go and perform a hundred other tasks; but if you have not performed that particular task on account of which you had gone to the country, it is as though you have performed nothing at all. So man has come in this world for a particular task, and that is his purpose; if he does not perform it, then he will have done nothing.
We offered the trust to the heavens and the earth
and the mountains, but they refused to carry it
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he is sinful, very foolish.
'We offered that trust to the heavens, but they were unable to accept it.' Consider how may tasks are performed by the heavens, whereas the human reason is bewildered. The heavens convert common stone into rubies and cornelians; they make mountain into mines of gold and silver; they cause the herbs of the earth to germinate and spring into life, making a veritable Garden of Eden. The earth too receives the seeds and bears fruit; it covers up blemishes; it accepts and reveals a hundred thousand marvels such as can never be told in full. The mountains too gives forth all those multifarious mines. All these things they do, yet that one thing is not performed by them; that task is performed by man.
And We honoured the Children of Adam.
God did not say, 'And We honoured heaven and earth.' So that task which is not performed by the heavens and the earth and the mountains is performed by man. When he performs that task, 'sinfulness' and 'folly' are banished from him.
If you say, 'Even if I do not perform that task, yet so many tasks are performed by me,' you were not created for those other tasks. It is as though you were to procure a sword of priceless Indian steel such as is to be found only in the treasuries of kings and were to convert it into a butcher's knife for cutting up putrid meat, saying, 'I am not letting this sword stand idle, I am putting it to so may useful purposes.' Or it is as though you were to take a golden bowl and cook turnips in it, whereas for a single grain of that gold you could procure a hundred pots. Or it is as though you were to take a dagger of the finest temper and make of it a nail for a broke gourd, saying, 'I am making good use of it. I am hinging the gourd on it. I am not letting this dagger stand idle.' How lamentable and ridiculous that would be! When the gourd can be perfectly well served by means of a wooden or an iron nail whose value is a mere farthing, how does it make sense to employ for the task a dagger valued at a hundred pounds?
God most High has set a great price on you , for He says:
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The poet says;
You are more precious than both heaven and earth:
What can I more? You know not your own worth
Sell not yourself at little price,
Being so precious in God's eyes.
God says, 'I have bought you, your moments, you breaths, you possessions, your lives. If they are expended on Me, if you give them to Me, the price of them is everlasting Paradise. This is your worth in My sight.'If you sell yourself to Hell, it is yourself you will have wronged, just like the man who hammered the dagger worth a hundred pounds into the wall and hung a jug or a gourd up it.
To return: you put forward your excuse, saying, 'I expend myself upon lofty tasks. I am studying jurisprudence, philosophy, logic, astronomy, medicine and the rest.' Well, for whose sake but your own are you doing all these things? If it is jurisprudence, it is so that nobody shall steal a loaf out of your hands or strip you of your clothes or kill you, in short it is for your won security. If it is astronomy, the phases of the sphere and its influence upon the earth, whether it is light or heavy, portending tranquillity or danger, all these things are connected with your own situation and server your ends; if the star is lucky or unlucky, it is connected with your won ascendant and likewise serves your own ends. When you consider the matter well, the root of the whole business is yourself; all these other things are but branches of yourself.
If these things, which are a branch of yourself, are so multifarious and comprise so may marvels, phases and worlds both wonderful and without end, consider what phases you may pass through, who are the root! If you branches have their ascensions and descensions, their lucky and unlucky aspects, consider what may transpire to you who are the root, what ascension and descension in the world of spirits, what luck and unluck, what profit and loss! Such a spirit possesses this property and produces that; such as one is suitable for such a task.
For you there is other food, besides this food of sleep and eating. The Prophet said, 'I pass the night in the presence of my Lord, He giving me to eat and drink.' In this lower world you have forgotten that heavenly food, being occupied with this material sustenance. Night and day you are nourishing your body. Now this body is your horse, and this lower world is its stable. The food of the horse is not the food of the rider; the rider has his own kind of sleeping and eating and taking enjoyment. But because the animal and the bestial have the upper hand over you, you have lagged behind with your horse in the stable for horses and do not dwell in the ranks of kings and princes of the world eternal. Your heart is there, but inasmuch as the body has the upper hand you are subject to the body's rule and have remained its prisoner.
Even so when Majnun was making for Laila's dwelling-place, so long as he was fully conscious he drove his camel in that direction. But when for a moment he became absorbed in the thought of Laila and forget his camel, the camel which had a foal in a certain village profited of the opportunity to return in its tracks and came to that village. On coming to his senses Majnun found that he had gone back a distance of two days' journeying. For three months he continued on this way thus. Finally he exclaimed, 'this camel is the ruin of me!' So saying, he jumped off the camel and continued on foot, singing:
My camel's desire is behind me, and my desire is before:
She and I are at cross purposes, and agree no more.
The Master said: Saiyid Burhan al-Din Muhaqqiq, God sanctify his lofty spirit, declared: Someone came and said, 'I heard your praises sung by So-and-so.' Burhan al-Din replied: 'Wait until I see what sort of a man he is, whether he is of sufficient rank to know me and to praise me. If he knows me only by word of mouth, then he does not truly know me. For these words do not endure; these syllable and sounds do not endure; these lips and this mouth do not endure. All these things are mere accidents. But if he likewise knows me by my works and if he knows my essential self, then I know that he is able to praise me and that that praise belongs to me.'
This is like the story they tell of a certain king. This king entrusted his son to a team of learned me. In due course they had taught him the sciences of astrology, geomancy and so forth so that he became a complete master, despite his utter dullness of wit and stupidity.
One day the king took a ring in his fist and put his son to the test.
'Come, tell me what I am holding in my fist.'
'The thing you are holding is round, yellow and hollow,' the prince answered.
'Since you have given all the signs correctly, now pronounce what thing it is,' the king said.
'It must be a sieve,' the prince replied.
'What?' cried the king. 'You gave correctly all the minute signs, such as might well baffle the minds of men. Out of all your powerful learning and knowledge how is it that this small point has escaped you, that a sieve cannot be contained in the fist?'
In the same way the great scholars of the age split hairs on all manner of sciences. They know perfectly and have a complete comprehension of those other matters which do not concern them. But as for what is truly of moment and touches a man more closely than all else, namely his won self, this your great scholar does not know. He pronounces on the legality or otherwise of every thing, saying. 'This is permitted and that is not permitted, this is lawful and that is unlawful.' Yet he knows not his own self, whether it is lawful or unlawful, permissible or not permissible, pure or impure.
Now these attributes of being hollow and yellow, inscribed and circular, are merely accidental. Cast the object into the fire, and none of them will remain. It will become its essential self, purified of all these attributed. So it is with the 'sings' they give of any things, whether science, act or word; they have no connexion with the substance of the thing, which alone continues when all these 'signs' are gone. That is how it is with their 'signs'; they speak of all these things, expound them, and finally pronounce that what the king has in his fist is a sieve, since they have no knowledge at all of that which is the root of the matter.
I am a bird. I am a nightingale. I am a parrot. If they say to me, 'Make some other kind of sound,' I cannot. Since my tongue is such as it is, I cannot speak otherwise; unlike one who has learned the song of the birds. He is not a bird himself; on the contrary, he is the enemy of the birds and their fowler. He sings and whistles so that they may take him for a bird. Order him to produce a different kind of not and he is able to do so since that not is merely assumed by him, and is not truly his own. He is able to make other notes because he has learned to rob men on their household goods and to show a different kind of linen filched from every home.


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When I pack away my headset, I loosely loop the cable around my fingers and then stuff the headset in my jacket pocket. When I retrieve the headset later, it has inevitably turned into a little bird's nest and I need to spend a little while to untangle it. That is annoying.
The cable of my iPhone headsets (both the included standard set, and the in-ear variety) are somehow more "rubbery" than the old walkman cables so they tend to straighten themselves out, which helps to keep them untangled. But it's not working for me, the bird's-nest problem remains.
Is there a special trick, or method, to easily and quickly pack the headset away in such a way that it comes out untangled?


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I recently found this "white paper" from Filmmusic.net while perusing the filmandgamecomposers.com forums:
Mainly, it explains that, in today's economy, the value of custom work is being diminished daily by over-saturation of talent and declining budgets and spending. The key to success in the creative field of composing relies heavily on a little financial savvy and a whole lot of networking.
While it's an excellent practical guide for career survival in today's marketplace, I have to disagree with their notion that music libraries are partially to blame for the devaluation of custom scoring work. Custom work and library music serve two distinct market segments that have traditionally been separated by budget and deadlines/production process. Low budget films, student projects, fly-by-night radio ads, low budget and local tv commercials, all call for quick, low-cost solutions that simply cannot be met by a composer who specializes in custom work. Extend that to personal slide shows, corporate office presentations and the like. The meetings, spotting, and time commitment, not to mention creative mind-power required for custom scores are simply not worth the allotted budget for these types of projects. Hence the need for low-cost library music. On the other hand, scoring a feature film, or a national commercial campaign, or a mass-market video game release all call for a huge time commitment and a high level of expertise.
The mentality that composers should avoid the music library business is ridiculous, especially if one wants to survive in today's business climate. Creatives should embrace the opportunity to diversify their business, and expand into new creative markets. If devaluation is a concern, Productiontrax.com gives all of our contributors full price control.
It is true that there are a ton of composers and songwriters today, and it seems as though everyone with a Mac is a musician. But media buyers, music supervisors, and film directors are not stupid — they have ears for musical quality as well, and for both library music and custom scoring jobs alike, there is always room at the top for the uniquely qualified and super talented.


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Built to serve the growing needs of Phillips Exeter Academy, a private boys school in the town of Exeter. The long tradition of inspiring architecture began with the original campus plan of Ralph Adams Cram. The wish for a library that would reflect the fundamental credo, "The End is in the Beginning" of the Academy led them seek out by committee an architect of inspiring imagination. The library was to be a Temple of Learning, and Louis I. Kahn was selected to fulfill the ideal of monastic meditation of knowledge. The school worked closely with Kahn to create and open space while providing private study areas in a brick building that would be sympathetic to the surrounding Georgian designs.
Geometric lines of a cube with chamfered corners made of primarily local red brick with teak and white oak detailing at windows. A nine story mass with eight bays on all sides. The vertical elements tapers slights toward the top reducing the impact of mass as well as indicating the structural load changes. The top floor is an open terrace which links to the ground floor arcade. The arcade that surrounds the entire ground floor obscures the entryway which is located at the north east corner. The chamfered corners offers a reveal to the shell of brick that holds the interior, again reducing the perception of bulk. The inconspicuous entrance opens to a large space, essentially a shaft of natural light at the center of the structure. Kahn often remarked that the plan was a "brick donut." The shaft, with four large circular openings, gives views of the library stacks on the upper floors as well as the structural joinery throughout the building. A grand travertine staircase leading to the library circulation desk; ascent to knowledge. The open shaft is surrounded by a hall, that is surrounded by library stacks, surrounded by a series of wooden reading carrols at windows. The idea of bringing The Book to The Light was part of the monastic tradition of libraries and symbolized the illumination within the volumes being read. Here wooden window shades on the lower portions allow the reader to comfortably adjust the light during the course of the day.
The building appearance is characterized by a limited palette of red brick, cast-in-place concrete, and white maple and teak finishes.
Set within the pastoral Academy campus the surrounding buildings are in the Georgian style. The surrounding town of Exeter is predominantly Colonial homes. The height of Kahn's proposed Exeter library was of concern to the neighborhood and required a zoning variance to proceed with the design.
The use of local red brick and poured concrete against basic geometric forms gives an almost primitive impression. The use of natural light and unified space is one of the critical design elements in all of Kahn's designs and here, after his work on the National Assembly in Dacca, India, the earthy quality of form and functions were satisfied. The modern practice of exposed structural elements creates open dialog between the user and his environment. The honest freedom of joints, connections and raw materials are the only decorations at Exeter.
Kahn took the responsibility of library design very seriously. The circulation of the plan is always dependent on the flow of user to books, to light. The process of learning among volumes is drawn from the deeply private meditative nature of the library. The look stacks are central to every interior view. As we collect our books we move toward private areas of study by bright windows where austere and thoughtful designs do not distract but rather enhance the process of study. The full intent of the design is dependent on its function and the social and philosophical integration of form and function is inextricably tied.
The Exeter library is an excellent example of geometrically based design of modern simplicity of materials that create space for the body and shape for the eye of the user.
Recipient of American Institute of Architects' Twenty-five Year Award, 1997
The library is one of the most remarkable achievements of Kahn's work.
Brownlee, David Bruce, Louis I. Kahn : in the realm of architecture, Los Angeles, Museum of Contemporary Art, New York, Rizzoli, 1991.
Brownlee, David Bruce, Louis I. Kahn : in the realm of architecture, condensed edition, New York, NY, St. Martin's Press], 1997.
Doshi, Balkrishna V., Le Corbusier and Louis I. Kahn : the acrobat and the yogi of architecture, Ahmedabad, India : Vastu Shilpa Foundation for Studies and Research in Environmental Design, [1993?].
Gast, Klaus-Peter, Louis I. Kahn : das Gesamtwerk = Complete Works, München : Deutsche Verlags-Anstalt, c2001.
Gast, Klaus-Peter, Louis I. Kahn : the idea of order, Boston, Mass. : Birkhäuser Verlag, 1998.
Goller, Bea, Kahn libraries = Kahn bibliotecas, Barcelona, Col.Legi d'Arquitectes de Catalunya, 1989.
Kahn, Louis I., The Louis I. Kahn archive : personal drawings : the completely illustrated catalogue of the drawings in the Louis I. Kahn Collection, University of Pennsylvania and Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission, Garland architectural archives, New York : Garland, 1987.
Johnson, Eugene J., Drawn from the source : the travel sketches of Louis I. Kahn, Williams College Museum of Art ; Cambridge, Mass. MIT Press, c1996.
Leslie, Thomas, Louis I. Kahn: building art, building science, New York : George Braziller, 2005.
Lobell, John, Between silence and light : spirit in the architecture of Louis I. Kahn, Boulder,1979.
Wiggins, Glenn E., Louis I. Kahn : the library at Phillips Exeter Academy, New York : Van Nostrand Reinhold, c1997.


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[UPDATE: OK, maybe it IS a reboot after all.]
Hoping to see the next Transformers film offer a new take on the live-action version of everybody's favorite Hasbro toys? That's not going to happen. Even if director Michael Bay and star Shia LaBeouf are done with the series, Transformers 4 is coming and it's going to continue down its current path of success.
Producer Don Murphy (Splice, Shoot 'Em Up), who has served as producer on all three Transformers films to date, assures fans that the franchise isn't getting a reboot and that it's more likely to start up a second trilogy, following the same style we're now accustomed to.
On the message boards of his personal site, Murphy stated the following about the future of the series post-Transformers: Dark of the Moon:
"What happens next? Certainly not a reboot. We haven't lost the Transformers. They didn't grow up or become expensive like Toby Maguire. I don't know what happens next. I'm pretty sure there will be a second trilogy. I am pretty sure it will kick ass. And I am pretty sure some of you will hate it because it wasn't all bots."
We saw what happens when a Transformers movie loses one of its human lead characters (i.e. nothing, see: Megan Fox) so with or without Sam Witwicky, the Autobots will return and help lead Paramount Pictures to box office success.
While many fans have shared desires for a movie with less humans and more Cybertronians on screen, that's also not a realistic expectation. Like it or not, the mass audiences need a human connection to the film and as cool as it would be to see a movie based entirely on Cybertron, it will continue to be grounded here on Earth. The budget couldn't support the alternative and they need real people to do the press.
It's only a matter of time before Transformers 4 gets the official greenlight but if they don't rush it, there is still a possibility of Michael Bay returning to direct TF4. Who the antagonists will be and who will become the new face of the franchise to replace Shia LaBeouf are something Paramount will need to start thinking about, so let the speculation begin!
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NEW YORK (AP) — Ronald McDonald has a new outfit, and he's ready for selfie.
McDonald's said Wednesday its famous spokesclown will take an active role on social media for the first time, using the hashtag #ronaldmcdonald. The move marks a turnaround from recent years, when the red-haired mascot faded to the background as McDonald's came under criticism for using him to market to children.
But the world's biggest hamburger chain seems ready to give its clown a higher-profile role as it works to boost weak sales.
Without providing details, the company says Ronald McDonald will "take an active role" on its social media channels. It says the clown will also begin appearing in TV ads later this year wearing new clothes, including yellow cargo pants and a red-and-white striped ruby shirt.


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Okay, here the deal. I've been feeling a bit down later but I'm sure all of you have been through times like that.
I myself suffer badly staying positive, a few people have said to me that I am the most negative ever met which is just well... charming.
So anyway, I'm just creating this board for all of you to share any positive tips although a board like this has probably been done before, excuse me if it has. So how about we all take turns and each come up with a way to keep positive. I'll go first.
Music - I find that just listening to a good song you absoluetly love can turn you day around. When I listen to songs I love, I just feel a lot more positive about things.


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I make no bones about the fact that I live in a rather rural area. I live on the very edge of a small town. The nearest grocery store is about ten miles away. This is a low cost-of-living area, in other words. It's not the lowest in the country by any stretch of the imagination, but when I hear stories about New York and San Francisco, I almost choke.
Many of the things I talk about in terms of saving money tend to apply best in the area I live in, which is natural since the writing here is a reflection of my own experiences.
What about living frugally in one of those high-cost areas?
I have several friends and family members who live in large cities across the United States and I've exchanged money saving tips with many of them. Some of those tactics work really well in the areas where they live… but they don't really work around here.
Here are some of the best ones, the tactics my city friends swear by.
Hit yard sales in any and all neighborhoods more expensive than your own. People are often selling things at rock bottom prices that you would be quite happy to own. If you're willing to carry it a bit further, you can do the same thing on trash day and do some "curbside recycling" in those more expensive areas.
Pay attention to grocery store competition. Around here, there are only a few grocery store chains and they scarcely compete with each other. A friend of mine who lives near Chicago claims that there are at least ten different grocery store chains within a few miles of her home and that the competition can be fierce.
As I've mentioned before, I typically shop using a grocery store flyer, but once you get away from the flyer sales, you have to rely more on the regular prices in the store. With my friend, having so many chains means that she can pretty much do all of her grocery store shopping using the flyer items from several different stores. She'll make a loop out of them on grocery day, buying pretty much nothing but items from the flyer at each store.
Enjoy the tons of free cultural entertainment. A large city has lots of museums, art exhibits, parks, public speeches, demonstrations, political rallies, concerts, and countless other things going on for free pretty much every single day. Pay attention to what's going on in the city and the surrounding suburbs and you'll find a lot of things to do for free.
For comparison's sake, while there are a surprising amount of free activities around here, it doesn't compare to the breadth and depth of options that my friends in, say, Seattle have available to them.
Use public transportation! If you have access to a strong public transportation system, use it. Most cities have an amazing public transportation system that can get you wherever you need to go. This can mean fewer cars in your household, which means lower insurance costs, lower vehicle registration costs, lower fuel costs, and no car loan, either.
Use carpooling. Most metro areas do a lot of things to encourage carpooling, including having high occupancy vehicle (HOV) lanes on the major roads leading into the city. If you have anyone in your neighborhood who works where you do, start commuting with them. It will save you both half of your miles on your car plus the commute will go faster.
I live in an area where all of these tactics are difficult at best and impossible at worst. If I had these opportunities here, you bet I'd be on board with them.


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Edasi – Freddy Krueger Death Chant (excerpt)
I'm not sure I'm going to be able to convey how totally fucking twisted Freddy Krueger Death Chant is. Edasi's lineup is constantly shifting, but the core is a single dude from Estonia who has a deeeep hatred for Freddy Krueger stemming from Krueger's "stupid" clothes, "lame jokes and that unconvincing evil laugh." Inspired by voodoo rituals in Interview With A Vampire, Edasi made this record because he was hooked on "the idea of channeling your hateful resistance through the evil demonic music."
Freddy Krueger Death Chant is a 75 minute track with the most fucked sounds and Edasi chanting in a caustic bubbling haunted whisper "Freddy Krueger, Freddy Krueger, burn in helllll" over and over again, with the occasional "Freddy fucking Kruger, Freddy fucking Krueger…" If the hypnotic lyrics weren't enough, the music is INSANE, defying any and all levels of sub-genre. It's black and relentless as fuck, a mess of skull fucking psych-noise, a gritty guitar blowing out spite, a drum beat that has no beat, high-end feedback skree, scratched & plucked acid strings, and a dozen layers of unrecognizable warped decay.
And it just keeps going. This is the longest 75 minute album I've ever listened to and definitely one of the most grating. I imagine he did this in real time without any looping, just jammed pure black psych for over an hour, then shot up with wolf blood and went into a trance attempting to conjure Satan and permanently send Krueger to hell with his death chant. I'm pretty sure there's only one intended listener for this piece of filth, and it's not you or me. Edasi says in his mission statement "it's supposed to go on and on until the listener's (hypothetically Freddy) senses are destroyed and his will and focus are lost." It's like witnessing a possessed beast holding a terrifyingly kvlt private seance, one we definitely shouldn't be seeing but now that we're here, there's no fucking way we're leaving.
P.S. New badass label alert! KV&GR is a small label devoted to bringing "the most underground and avant garde black metal, doom, dark ambient, drone, noise, kvlt and grim audio terrorism." They put out some CRAZY releases. I also picked up a doomed black metal record with a knife and fucking power saw listed as instruments. They're all limited and seem to go quick so keep a keen eye on that shit.


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Domestic violence and women rights groups are up in arms over this latest cover of Vogue Hommes International, which they say provides a "disturbing image of glorifying violence against women as an act of love."
Hi once again, Poutlings…
Four organazation leaders are so horrified by the cover which feautres Stephanie Seymour being apparently choked model Marlon Teixeira, that they have written to Conde Nast, the head honcho Si Newhouse and editiorial director Thomas Wallacedemanding the cover be yanked from New York news stands.
The four groups consisting of Sanctuary for Families, Safe Horizon, Equality Now and the New York Chapter wrote:
"Choking is not a fashion statement, and certainly not something that should be used to sell magazines."
Do you think it should be pulled from the shelves? And should fashion editors be more careful about the social awareness of images they believe are artsy, but are actually sending out a damaging message to women everywhere?


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Her menses started after the time for Zuhr began; should she make it up when her period is over?
Firstly: if the period comes after the time for a prayer has begun, when enough time has elapsed to pray one rak'ah, then you have to make it up when you become pure (i.e., when the period ends). Shaykh Muhammad ibn Saalih al-'Uthaymeen (may Allaah have mercy on him) was asked about a woman who got her menses when enough time to pray one rak'ah had passed: does she have to make up that prayer?
He replied: If a woman's menses comes after the time for prayer begins, then when she becomes pure she must make up that prayer during the time of which her menses came, if she did not pray before her menses began. That is because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "The one who catches up with one rak'ah of the prayer has caught up with the prayer." If enough time to pray one rak'ah elapses then the woman's menses begins before she prays, then when she becomes pure she has to make it up. End quote.
The time for making up the prayer is as soon as the excuse no longer applies. So when you become pure following menses, you must do ghusl and offer the prayer that was due, even if it is not the time for that prayer, and you should not wait until its time on the following day, because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: "If a person forgets a prayer, let him offer it as soon as he remembers; there is no expiation for it other than that." Narrated by al-Bukhaari (597) and Muslim (684).
If a woman becomes pure before the time for prayer ends, then she must offer that prayer and the one that may be joined to it, according to the majority of scholars.
For example: if a woman becomes pure before the sun sets, she must offer Zuhr and Asr together. It says in Fataawa al-Lajnah al-Daa'imah (6/161): If a woman becomes pure from menses or nifaas before the time for an obligatory prayer ends, she must offer that prayer and the one that may be joined to it before it. If she becomes pure before the sun sets she must pray 'Asr and Zuhr. If she becomes pure before the second dawn breaks, she must pray 'Isha' and Maghrib. If she becomes pure before the sun rises she must pray Fajr. End quote.
We have discussed the difference of opinion among the scholars concerning this in question no. 82106.
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The slight problem with the review is that it does take into account two essential factors when it comes to inkjet printers:
1. Long term reliability.
2. Availability and cost of compatible cheap inks.
I find these to be absolutely crucial when choosing an inkjet printer. You might have given several Epson models good ratings - but I found over the years that Epsons have really weak print heads. Again and again, their heads dry out, sometimes they can be gotten to work again - but more often then not, they are for the scrap hip. It is worse if you use compatible inks, but it still happens far too soon even with original inks.
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On the other hand - their laser printers are a completely different story. The all-in-one models I've tried at clients gave up the ghost in fairly short order. Go figure.


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WASHINGTON - President Barack Obama is projected to win a second term, MSN News reports.
Obama jumped to the front of the race with a major win in the battleground state of Ohio, securing 18 electoral votes.
The incumbent president is now projected to hold enough Electoral College votes to win the White House.
Here's how it shaped up for the candidates.
Barack Obama won:Oregon, Colorado, Iowa, New Mexico, California, Hawaii, Washington, Minnesota, New Hampshire, Pennsylvania (Romney had made a last-ditch effort to secure a win in Pennsylvania in the final days of the campaign), New Jersey, New York, Michigan, Vermont, Delaware, District of Columbia, Maine, Maryland, Massachusetts, Connecticut, Rhode Island, and Illinois .
Mitt Romney won:Missouri, Idaho, North Carolina, Arizona, Utah, Arkansas, Mississippi, Louisiana, North Dakota, South Dakota, Texas, Wyoming, Kansas, Nebraska (four of the five electoral votes), Kentucky, West Virginia, South Carolina, Indiana, Oklahoma, Tennessee and Georgia.
Obama rolled up victory margins in the reliably Democratic Northeast and at home in Illinois. Romney secured his conservative base in an election season shadowed by a weak economy and high unemployment.
Democrat Elizabeth Warren held the edge in Massachusetts over Republican Sen. Scott Brown, who stunned the political world in January 2010 when he won Sen. Edward M. Kennedy's seat. With 29 percent of the vote, Warren held a 52-47 percent edge.
Democrat Joe Donnelly won Indiana's Senate seat in a close-fought battle with tea-party backed state treasurer Richard Mourdock. Mourdock had been considered the favorite after knocking out six-term Sen. Richard Lugar in the GOP primary in May. But he damaged his chances when he said in a debate that pregnancy resulting from rape is "something God intended."
In Ohio, Democratic Sen. Sherrod Brown survived an onslaught of outside spending, some $30 million, to defeat state treasurer Josh Mandel. In Pennsylvania, Democratic Sen. Bob Casey survived a late scare from businessman Tom Smith, who invested more than $17 million of his own money in the race.
Texas sent tea party-backed Ted Cruz to the Senate as the Republican won the seat held by retiring GOP Sen. Kay Bailey Hutchison. Cruz will become the third Hispanic in the Senate, joining Sen. Bob Menendez, D-N.J., and Marco Rubio, R-Fla.
In Florida, Democratic Sen. Bill Nelson triumphed in his bid for a third term, holding off a challenge from Republican Rep. Connie Mack. Republican groups had spent heavily against Nelson early in the race, but the moderate Democrat was a prolific fundraiser with wide appeal among Democrats and some Republicans in the Panhandle.
In West Virginia, Democratic Sen. Joe Manchin won a full term even though his state went heavily for Republican presidential nominee Mitt Romney.
Tennesseans gave Republican Sen. Bob Corker a second term. Wyoming voters did the same for Sen. John Barrasso, and Republican Roger Wicker captured another term in Mississippi.
North Carolina voters elected their first Republican governor in two decades Tuesday, fanning the GOP's hope of broadening their party's hold on governor's mansions across the country.
The victory by former Charlotte Mayor Pat McCrory came two years after Republicans snatched six governors' offices in the midterm elections, giving the party 29 governorships to 20 for Democrats and one independent entering the elections in which 11 gubernatorial races were to be decided.
When all the ballots are counted, Republicans could have as many as 33 governorships _ the most since the 1920s and one more than they had in the 1990s.
Democratic Rep. Chris Murphy, a Democrat, won a Connecticut seat long held by Sen. Joe Lieberman, retiring after a career that included a vice presidential spot on Al Gore's ticket in 2000. It was Republican Linda McMahon's second defeat in two tries, at a personal cost of $92 million.
The arithmetic was daunting for Democrats at the start of the election cycle _ they had to defend 23 seats to the GOP's 10. Further complicating the calculation were Democratic retirements in Virginia, Wisconsin, North Dakota, Hawaii, Nebraska and New Mexico as well as the retirement of Lieberman.
Republicans had to deal with retirements in Arizona, Texas and Maine. Republican hopes of reclaiming the Senate suffered a major blow when the GOP candidate in Missouri made awkward remarks about rape and abortion.
Former Gov. Angus King has won the Senate race in Maine, running as an independent. King will take over the seat held by retiring Republican Sen. Olympia Snowe. Another independent, Vermont's Sen. Bernie Sanders, also has been re-elected. Four Democrats senators have also won re-election: Bill Nelson in Florida, Sheldon Whitehouse in Rhode Island, Ben Cardin in Maryland and Tom Carper in Delaware. Republican Sen. Bob Corker was re-elected in Tennessee.
Incumbent Vermont Governor Peter Shumlin (D) gained enough votes to win a second term.
Still to come are the returns from the handful of states, including Ohio, Florida and Virginia, where Obama and Romney have concentrated their efforts in recent weeks.
In a months-long general election ad war that cost nearly $1 billion, Romney and Republican groups spent more than $550 million and Obama and his allies $381 million, according to organizations that track advertising.
In Virginia, the polls had been closed for several minutes when Obama's campaign texted a call for volunteers "to make sure everyone who's still in line gets to vote."
In Florida, there were long lines at the hour set for polls to close. Under state law, everyone waiting was entitled to cast a ballot.
There are also state ballot proposals on topics ranging from gay marriage and casino gambling to repealing the death penalty and legalizing marijuana.
The balance of power in the U.S. Congress will be at stake in the Senate and House of Representatives races that could impact the outcome of "fiscal cliff" negotiations on spending cuts and tax increases, which kick in at the end of the year unless a deal is reached.
Obama's Democrats are now expected to narrowly hold their Senate majority, while Romney's Republicans are favored to retain House control.
Democrats were defending their majority in the Senate, and Republicans doing likewise in the House, raising the prospect of continued partisan wrangling in the years ahead no matter who might be president.
The GOP needed a gain of three for a majority if Romney won, and four if Obama was re-elected. Neither Majority Leader Harry Reid of Nevada nor GOP leader Mitch McConnell of Kentucky was on the ballot, but each had high stakes in the outcome.
All 435 House seats were on the ballot, including five where one lawmaker ran against another as a result of once-a-decade redistricting to take population shifts into account. Democrats needed to pick up 25 seats to gain the majority they lost two years ago.
Depending on the outcome of a few races, it was possible that white men would wind up in a minority in the Democratic caucus for the first time.
A small but significant percentage of voters won't decide which presidential candidate they're voting for until Tuesday. Four percent of voters reported making up their minds on Election Day in 2008, and the figure was 5 percent four years earlier.
Turnout appears to be high in many parts of the country, with long waits at some polling places as voters deliver their Election Day verdict that will frame the contours of government and the nation for years to come.
Both Mitt Romney and President Barack Obama need their supporters to show up in high numbers. A robust turnout among minorities would favor Obama, while Romney is looking for a strong showing among working-class white men.
Several storm-ravaged areas of New York and New Jersey and several swing states are reporting heavy turnout. The reports of heavy turnout were a relief for officials in the storm-ravaged areas who feared Superstorm Sandy might keep people from the polls.
More than 131 million people turned out to vote for president in 2008, shattering all previous records. This year, more than 32 million people voted before Election Day, either by mail or in person.
A survey of voters as they leave polling places Tuesday shows 60 percent of voters say the economy is the top issue facing the nation, with unemployment and rising prices hitting voters hard, according to an exit poll conducted for the Associated Press.
About 40 percent say they think the nation's economy is on the mend, but more say that things are getting worse. Next were health care (17 percent) and the deficit (15 percent). Just 4 percent said foreign policy was the top issue.
At least 120 million people were expected to render judgment on whether to give Obama a second term or replace him with Romney.
Their decision will set the country's course for four years on spending, taxes, healthcare and foreign policy challenges like the rise of China and Iran's nuclear ambitions.


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The 5th annual Earth and Sky Photo Contest is a collaborative effort by the National Optical Astronomy Observatory and Global Astronomy Month, a program of Astronomers Without Borders. This year's winners – representing 800 submissions – follow the theme Dark Skies Importance in preserving the night sky as part of our natural heritage. Other entries can be seen at www.twanight.org/contest
Families forced to leave the Phnom Penh neighborhood of Borei Keila say they are now facing a second threat as more and more people move into their Kandal province relocation site. The site, at Phnom Bath mountain, is 50 kilometers outside the capital and lacks clean water, electricity, health care facilities and school. Residents at the site now say it is becoming overcrowded. (Photos by Heng Reaksmey)
Some 300 families are set to lose their homes in the development deal, on land in the Borei Keila commune of Prampi Makara district, which was supposed to be set aside for some of the city's poorest residents. Around 200 police and military police were dispatched to the area. (Photos by Heng Reaksmey)
Several dozen Cambodians displaced by border violence fell ill late Wednesday in the district of Chongkol in Oddar Meanchey province. Medical officials in the district's Pongro commune on Thursday night could not confirm the cause, though dirty drinking water was one possibility, they said. (Photos by Heng Reaksmey)
Cambodian and Thai troops were engaged in intense, sporadic fighting near Preah Vihear temple for nearly three hours on Friday February 4th, 2011. Fighting included the firing of multiple rockets from vehicle platforms and from tanks, Cambodian military officials said. The temple, which straddles the Thai-Cambodian border, belongs to Cambodia under a 1962 World Court ruling disputed by many Thais. (Courtesy of AP & Reuters)
One day after the tragic stampede at the Water Festival in Cambodia that killed at least 351 people, a number of major newspapers across the United States and Canada featured the Cambodian story on their front pages. The collection of front pages at Washington's Newseum, an interactive museum of news and journalism just a few blocks from the US Capitol, shows the prominence of the stampede news in nation-wide and state-wide newspapers in the United States and Canada. The news attracted passers-by well into the late evening. (By Soeung Sophat, VOA Khmer)
The Cambodian government declared Thursday, 25 November 2010, a day of national mourning. Flags across the country were ordered to fly half-mast and an official ceremony was held near the Diamond Bridge, the site of the deadly Monday stampede. Prime Minister Hun Sen and his wife, Bun Rany, at the mourning ceremony appeared sobbing and wiping their eyes with a tissue. So too were the many families and friends of the victims, who brought flowers, bananas and fruits to the river. They prayed for the souls of the dead to find peace and that they not haunt the bridge. (Photos by Heng Reaksmey, VOA Khmer and AP)
In the aftermath of Monday's tragic stampede, families of the dead, as well as monks and Cambodians from all walks of life, on 23 November 2010 came to the site of the bridge the stampede took place to pray for the souls of those who died tragically during one of the country's most festive days. Latest official figures suggest that as many as 378 people died and over 700 were injured in the stampede. The Cambodian government has designated 25 November day of national mourning. (Photos by Heng Reaksmey, VOA Khmer)


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GREENVILLE � Tulsa was looking to make a move just before halftime, trailing by one score, and take the momentum away.
GREENVILLE � Tulsa was looking to make a move just before halftime, trailing by one score, and take the momentum away.
Zeek Bigger had other plans.
East Carolina's sophomore linebacker stepped in front of a pass, ran it 29 yards to the 18-yard line, and one play later, quarterback Shane Carden hooked up with Isaiah Jones for a touchdown.
Jones scored two touchdowns and had his first 100-yard receiving game as the Pirates rolled to a 58-24 win over Tulsa on Saturday at Dowdy-Ficklen Stadium.
�One of the things Coach Ruff harps on is offense scoring, kicking the ball, defense stopping and offense scoring again. That's what we came out here to do,� Jones said.
�We relied on the defense to do their job and then we went out there and executed.�
Bigger's interception was the momentum swing the Pirates needed.
�It was a play we had been working on all week in practice,� Bigger said. �We knew they were going to do a West Coast three-step, so I was watching the wide receiver and I saw him make the move and go back out.
�I went underneath the pass and then our offense got the touchdown.�
Junior Justin Hardy, who had 99 receiving yards on 10 catches, hauled in his 23rd touchdown reception in the third quarter, breaking the all-time school record for scoring grabs in a career. He has 1,000 yards on the year � the first ECU receiver to post back-to-back 1,000-yard seasons.
Jones, a freshman and son of former ECU standout Robert Jones, said Hardy has been a mentor to him in his first college season.
�Justin, I am actually a roommate of Justin, and it's awesome,� said Jones, who had eight catches for 104 yards. �I can ask him any question I want. It's like having one of the greatest players in your back pocket.
�He is teaching me things I didn't think you needed to know as a receiver.�
Following Hardy's score, Tulsa returned the ensuing kickoff back to ECU's 15-yard line, then one play later, all-purpose threat Trey Watts answered with a 15-yard touchdown reception from Dane Evans.
Jones followed by hauling in a 25-yard bullet from Carden to bump the Pirates' lead to 35-17 at the end of the third quarter.
Carden threw five touchdown passes and ran for two more while piling up 384yards through the air.
Watts ran for 120 yards and was the first opposing running back to gain 100 yards against ECU's run defense.
After ECU failed to score on its opening drive, for the first time this season, Tulsa moved the ball 77 yards on 11 plays to put points on the board. Watts, who touched the ball seven times on the Golden Hurricane's first possession, pushed into the end zone from a yard.
The Pirates dink-and-dunked the ball 75 yards on their next offensive possession, capped off with a 1-yard run from Carden.
Carden lobbed a 28-yard score to Cam Worthy, giving the Pirates a 14-7 advantage. Five minutes later, Tulsa kicker Carl Salazar nailed a 19-yard field goal.
ECU added on with Carden's first touchdown-strike to Jones, building a 21-10 cushion at halftime.
The Pirates outscored the Golden Hurricane 37-14 in the second half. Bryce Williams caught a 5-yard touchdown reception and DaShaun Amos put the exclamation on the victory with a 100-yard interception return for a score on the game's final play.
�One of the goals I have for our team is to play off of each other and I was proud of the way we responded,� ECU coach Ruffin McNeill said. �We knew that Tulsa would come in with a championship mentality because they won it last year.
�I was proud of our team and that we were able to come back and beat them convincingly.�
The Pirates (7-2, 5-1 C-USA) host UAB at 2 p.m. next Saturday.
Notes: ECU had the ball first for the 20th game in a row...For the first time this season, the Pirates failed to score on their opening drive...Tulsa's Trey Watts is the first opposing running back to gain 100 rushing yards against ECU's defense...Watts gained 104 yards on 20 carries in the first half...Hardy passed Lance Lewis for most career touchdown receptions.
Tulsa 7 3 7 7 � 24
East Carolina 7 14 14 23 � 58
First quarter
TLS � Trey Watts 1 run (Carl Salazar kick), 7:00
ECU � Shane Carden 1 run (Warren Harvey kick), 4:40
Second quarter
ECU � Cam Worthy 28 pass from Carden (Harvey kick), 11:39
TLS � Carl Salazar 19 field goal, 6:44
ECU � Isaiah Jones 18 pass from Carden (Harvey kick), 1:02
Third quarter
ECU � Justin Hardy 6 pass from Carden (Harvey kick), 5:44
TLS � Watts 15 pass from Dane Evans (Salazar kick), 5:19
ECU � Jones 25 pass from Carden (Harvey kick), 1:46
Fourth quarter
ECU � Carden 1 run (Harvey kick), 12:53
TLS � Will Barrow 30 fumble return (Salazar kick), 11:08
ECU � Davis Plowman 19 field goal, 4:56
ECU � Bryce Williams 5 pass from Carden (Plowman kick), 4:20
ECU-- DaShaun Amos 100 interception return, :00
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