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In the largest food acquisition on record, Warren Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and 3G Capital surprised Wall Street on Thursday by shelling out $28 billion to acquire iconic ketchup maker H.J. Heinz (NYSE:HNZ).
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The transaction comes amid a flurry of headline-grabbing deals of late, including the $24.4 billion leveraged buyout of struggling PC maker Dell (NASDAQ:DELL) last week and a merger between bankrupt American Airlines parent AMR Corp. and U.S. Airways (NYSE:LCC) unveiled earlier on Thursday.
The Heinz deal would bring the food company private and is valued at $72.50 a share in cash, representing a 20% premium to its close of $60.48 on Wednesday and a 19% premium to its all-time high.
"Heinz has strong, sustainable growth potential based on high quality standards, continuous innovation, excellent management and great tasting products," Buffett said in a statement. "Their global success is a testament to the power of investing behind strong brand equities and the strength of their management team and processes."
The deal will be financed through a combination of cash provided by Berkshire and affiliates of 3G Capital, rollover of existing debt and new financing from J.P. Morgan Chase (NYSE:JPM) and Wells Fargo (NYSE:WFC). Specific terms of the financing were not released.
Following the go-private deal, Heinz said it plans to remain headquartered in Pittsburgh.
The parties said they expect the deal to close in the third quarter of 2013, subject to shareholder and regulatory approval.
"Heinz is being acquired from a position of strength," Heinz CEO William Johnson said. "As a private enterprise, Heinz will have an opportunity to drive further growth and advance our commitment to providing consumers across the globe with great tasting, nutritious and wholesome products."
Shares of Heinz soared in premarket trading, eclipsing the $72.50 offer price. In recent action, Heinz was up 20.11% to $72.64, tacking onto its one-year rally of nearly 17%.
"We fully recognize Heinz's value and heritage and look forward to working together with Heinz's employees, suppliers and customers as we invest in and support the company's ongoing global growth efforts," said Alex Behring, managing partner at 3G Capital.
The $28 billion acquisition of Heinz marks the largest deal in the food space in history, eclipsing the legendary $25 billion of food and tobacco company RJR Nabisco and Kraft's (NASDAQ:KRFT) $19 billion buyout of chocolate maker Cadbury in 2010.
The Heinz deal helped drive up shares of other food companies in premarket trading, including Campbell Soup (NYSE:CPB) and J.M. Smucker (NYSE:SJM).
After a long period of dormancy, the M&A world is finally showing signs of life, with the Dell and Heinz deals blowing away 2012's largest deal: Softbank's $20 billion acquisition of a 70% stake in Sprint Nextel (NYSE:S).
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Laos, officially known as the Lao People's Democratic Republic, is the only inland country in Southeast Asia, located in the north of Indo-China Peninsula with a total area of 236,800 square kilometers. Laos borders China to the north, Cambodia to the south, Vietnam to the east, Burma to the northwest and Thailand to the southwest. Mekong flows through the West Laos.
Laos has the forest coverage of 45%. There are many rivers flowing through Laos, in which Mekong is the most important one. Mekong, which is 1,877 kilometers long, is the boundary line between Laos and Burma and Thailand. Some important cities in Laos, such as Vientiane and Luang Prabang, are built along the river. As Laos abounds with plateaus and mountains, it has the highest average elevation on Indo-China Peninsula.
Laos enjoys a tropical and subtropical monsoon climate with the annual average temperature of 26℃ and the annual precipitation ranging from 1,250 millimeters to 3750 millimeters. It has sufficient rainfall and abundant sunshine. The dry seasons last from November to the following April and the rainy seasons are from May to October. The best time to travel to Laos is from November to the following March when the weather is nice and cool.
In recent years, Laos has cooperated with over 500 foreign tourist companies abroad, opened 11 international tourist ports and invested in tourist infrastructure construction, attracting an increasing number of tourists year by year. There are many famous scenic spots in Laos, such as Wat That in Vientiane, Jade Buddha Temple and Kouang Xi Waterfall.
In Laos, there are over 2,000 temples which were not only used as the center of religious activities, but also acted as the main place for spreading culture and education. Most of the temples are concentrated in Vientiane and Luang Prabang. Luang Prabang used to be the place where the king lived and the center of Buddhism, in which there are many ancient temples with long history. Vientiane, the capital city of Laos, abounds with numerous pagodas and Buddhist temples. In the ancient city Luang Prabang, there preserved the Grand Palace and over 30 temples with a very long history.
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WiP Wednesday #50
Fabricland pattern
Still going:
X and O baby quilt - I've finished the quilt top, just need to make up the back and the binding, and it'll be done! I fully intend to write up a little tutorial on how to make this quilt as well, so stay tuned for that.
Custom queen-sized red and white zig zag quilt - I've been sewing like a madwoman on this one, and I'm three seams away from finishing the quilt top, but alas, didn't have the energy last night to finish it out, so here's a sneak peek in the meantime...please pardon the seriously badly lit photo, though...
Little Apples baby quilt - Unfortunately, no inspiration yet on this one, I'm still hoping to figure out the perfect quilt for these adorable little fabrics. I plan to spend some time with my iPod and my sketchpad this week, and I'm hoping inspiration will strike!
Farmer's Wife QAL - I was thisclose to actually doing a Farmer's Wife block yesterday, but I really felt like I could finish up my custom quilt top, so I powered through. I will definitely be doing at least one Farmer's Wife block this week, though, I'm actually missing them - especially after seeing Michelle's awesome FW quilt!!
To see more awesome works in progress, hop on over to Freshly Pieced to see what everyone else is up to!
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Love it all Mrs. Elizabeth! Fabricland is just so cool (still love the story about your dad on that one!) and the X's and O's quilt is very cute. Can't wait to see more of the red and white! I'm working on a red and white myself!ReplyDelete
- AnonymousNovember 2, 2011 at 7:40 AM
Hi! I love the Fabricland and hoping one day to make it! Baby quilt is going to be wonderful and that custom order - wow it reminds me so much about one fabric from 'Marimekko' (famous Finnish company)! We used to have that fabric at red/white and green/white at home when I was a child.ReplyDelete
Happy sewing! xxx Teje
i love the x's and o's! so fun!ReplyDelete
Love it all, Elizabeth!ReplyDelete
Can't wait to see the tutorial on the x and o baby quilt, it's so cute!
oohh, that red and white quilt looks fantastic!ReplyDelete
Love the zigzag!! SO cute!!!ReplyDelete
Lovely work as always. It must be so fun to work with red and white in a zig zag!ReplyDelete
Love your pattern, fabrics and style. You rock!ReplyDelete
Oh, your pattern looks amazing! Definitely something I want to try!ReplyDelete
Love it all Elizabeth! That custom quilt is going to look so striking with the red and white. Still in awe of your pattern, its just beautiful, and the x and o quilt top is darling, perfect hugs and kisses for a new baby!ReplyDelete
Love the fussy cut elephant on the x & o quilt!ReplyDelete
You've got some really fun projects going. :)ReplyDelete
I know - when did this whole November thing happen? Agh! Time is flying by. Love the quilts, especially the colors in X and O. Great fabric choices. Can't wait to see the tute!ReplyDelete
Wow! That red/white zig zag quilt is so awesome! Still loving the X and O too. :)ReplyDelete
It's all great, but I particularly like that X and O quilt. Very cute!ReplyDelete
Productive week even if there weren't any finished - those are pretty big projects!ReplyDelete
I'm looking forward to your X-O tutorial! I love your version and have been thinking that I want to make one for a baby in my life. :)ReplyDelete
Love,love, Fabricland quilt,gorgeous!!You have got beautiful projects!!ReplyDelete
You know I love the Fabricland quilt - your baby one is gorgeous too!ReplyDelete
Your custom quilt is going to be so striking! I love it!ReplyDelete
Love the zigzag quilt!ReplyDelete
Your fabricland quilt is fabulous!ReplyDelete
Well done!!! I'm digging the top quilt, your new pattern! Going on the Christmas list!ReplyDelete
Love love love the X and O quilt!! And congrats on being featured on Modern Day Quilts!! Woo hoo!ReplyDelete
Love the x and o's! And anything red and white is beyond cool. :)ReplyDelete
fabric land looks difficult!ReplyDelete
the x and o is very cute
Congrats on the pattern, it looks awesome Elizabeth! And I love the X and O quilt - what a cute idea!!ReplyDelete
Thank you for leaving a comment for me! I appreciate each and every one of them and try to respond when time allows. Your comments totally brighten my day :)


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I know it's a long shot but I might as well toss out my line and see if I get a bite.
I want Granamyr but due to recent issues I cannot afford to spend the $$ to get him, or anyone really, I have to rely solely on trades for the time being to acquire my wants.
I had 2 2012 subs so I still have an extra Shadow Weaver mint in the box. Since the going price for this figure is around the sale price for Granamyr I'm throwing the offer out there: MOC Shadow Weaver for Granamyr. (Granamyr can be loose I'm just going to open him anyway)


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I wanted to just tell everyone how excited we should all be today for the freedom of Libya for the Libyan people as most of Tripoli has already been liberated from Ghaddafi's thugs and two of Ghaddafi's sons are already reported to be under arrest. This is a great day because it demonstrates to the entire world and to the thugs and dictators that remain that your day is also near. I hope to see the liberation of Syria to follow as well as Iran. Very important to note that after the liberation of Libya, NATO will be freed up to assist the Syrian people if called upon. Let's all celebrate the fact that those of us in the west have the freedoms that people all around the world demand - and I salute the Libyan people for their freedom that they are witnessing and experiencing at this very moment!
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NATO will be freed up to assist the Syrian people if called upon
Because NATO was using all its power on Libya.
I don't know if its all that great. Yet. They have a long road a head before the west will consider them an ally. Who knows what kind of government will take over?
So? If NATO didn't assist the Libyan people, Ghaddafi's thugs would have massacred the people of Benghazi and the rest of Libyan's who demanded to be free. I applaud NATO and the international community in assisting the Libyan people in freedom. When people demand and shed blood to live free, it is the duty of the international community to intervene and support them.
I think the days for authoritarian rule is coming to an end. I am confident that Libya will have a fairly democratic system with democratic institutions. I for one am happy that Libya is free and NATO forces will be freed up to assist the Syrian people in the very near future.
I agree George 110%. Let's hope it's followed by Syria and then Iran..
Yes - Iran is the big one and the easiest if assisted with international assistance since the Iranian people are a secular people who demand nothing more and nothing less than freedom and a true secular democracy. I speak as an Iranian and someone who has spent considerable amounts of time inside of Iran. But the liberation of Iran must come before they have a nuke because once they have a nuke they will hold the Iranian people and the international community hostage..
Libyans aren't home free after their revolution. The Egyptians seem to have traded oppression under Mubarak for oppression under their military. I'm not too optimistic about there being a democratic government in Egypt anytime soon. My feelings about Libya are even less optimistic. Who will take over the reins of power there? Some extremist cleric? Let's wait and see. Libya, like many Third Wold countries hasn't developed the habit of tolerance yet and may be populated by people for whom wins and losses need to be total and not done in a spirit of compromise.
I feel confident that they will have learned from history and not repeat the mistake of 79'. In Egypt, there hasn't been elections yet. These nations will have relative freedom compared to what they had before with democratic institutions. On to Syria!!! :)
Have the rebels not already established a government of sorts? I'm pretty sure I read that they had elected a leader at least, as it was a condition for the UK and France to acknowledge the rebels as the rightful government, I read this in a French newspaper however and my French isn't great so I may of misread or misunderstood the article.
I think that's right, but once the rebels are in control, who will control the rebels?


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The marquee race day of the 2012 Belmont fall meet is Saturday, September 29, with a card featuring five Grade 1 races, highlighted by the $1 million TVG Jockey Club Gold Cup Invitational for older males at 1 ¼ miles on the main track. Additional Grade 1 affairs supporting the meet's most prestigious race are the $600,000 Joe Hirsch Turf Classic Invitational for turf routers, the $600,000 Flower Bowl Invitational for filly and mare turf routers, the $400,000 Beldame Invitational for filly and mare dirt routers, and the $400,000 Vosburgh Invitational for dirt sprinters. Also on September 29 is the Grade 2, $400,000 Kelso Handicap for dirt milers.
Kicking off the Grade 1 menu for the Belmont fall meet is the $300,000 Garden City for 3-year-old fillies on Saturday, September 15.
Notable additions to the Belmont fall meet are the Grade 2, $200,000 Futurity for 2-year-olds going six furlongs on the dirt and the Grade 2, $200,000 Matron for 2-year-old fillies. Both races, which were run during the Belmont spring meet in 2011, will be contested on Sunday, September 30.
The best New York breds will take center stage on Saturday, October 20 for New York Showcase Day, always one of the most popular days of the Belmont fall meet. Headlined by the $250,000 Empire Classic for dirt routers, the day features seven stakes races for New York breds with purses totaling $1.15 million.
Eleven graded races during the Belmont fall meet are Breeders' Cup Challenge events, with the winners receiving an automatic starting position in the corresponding Breeders' Cup Championship race, pre-entry and entry fees paid, and a travel allowance of $10,000 for North American runners and $20,000 for international runners when they start in the Breeders' Cup World Championships. The eligible races during the Belmont fall meet are the Gallant Bloom Handicap, the Beldame, the Flower Bowl, the TVG Jockey Club Gold Cup, the Joe Hirsch Turf Classic, the Kelso, the Vosburgh, the Foxwoods Champagne, the Frizette, the Miss Grillo, and the Pilgrim.
The Aqueduct fall meet features 11 graded stakes races, highlighted by the prestigious Grade 1, $350,000 Cigar Mile on Saturday, November 24. The supporting card for the Cigar Mile includes the Grade 1, $350,000 Gazelle for filly dirt routers, the Grade 2, $250,000 Remsen for 2-year-old dirt routers, and the Grade 2, $250,000 Demoiselle for 2-year-old filly dirt routers.
Notable additions to the Aqueduct fall stakes schedule are the Grade 2, $200,000 Nashua for juveniles going a mile on the dirt and the Grade 3, $150,000 Tempted for juvenile fillies. Both races, which were run during the Belmont fall meet in 2011, are scheduled for Sunday, November 4.


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Today's guest post comes from Daniel Smith, co-founder and CMO of BoostSuite. BoostSuite works with your email marketing to help deliver more leads and customers from your online marketing.
Most small businesses have some sort of web presence. If you're acquiring leads and customers through your website, you should be using email marketing software such as iContact to send email newsletters to these folks to provide regular updates regarding recent company/industry news, promotions, events, special downloads, and other items.
The key purpose of these email newsletter campaigns is to keep your customers informed and engaged, and to keep them coming back for more. They can also share your articles using social media tools like Twitter and Facebook, spreading your message to your target audience virally with retweets and likes.
If you are a small business looking to increase the number of readers, or subscribers, to your email newsletter, you must first add a sign-up form to your website. Email service providers like iContact give their users some sort of sign-up form creator directly within their web-based applications. After you decide what information you need collected in the form (usually just an email address field is best for increasing your subscription rate), you can then create the form and get a snippet of HTML code that you can add to your website.
The question now becomes, "Where do I add this form on my website to get the largest number of new subscribers?"
Here are the top five places on your website where you should add the sign-up form:
- Top of the Sidebar: This is by far the most obvious place to put the form. If you're not placing your email sign-up form at the top of your sidebar, you're losing out on valuable email subscribers. Placing it at the top matters as well. If you place it somewhere lower on the page, you'll lose out on subscribers there, so keep it above the fold (the part of a webpage you see when it first opens). This may seem like common sense, but even some large websites and blogs fail to gather emails at the top of their sidebar.
- After Each Blog Post: Another somewhat obvious place that's oftentimes overlooked. You've already gone through half the battle by getting the potential customer/subscriber to your website because they are interested in what you have to say and you're providing them with valuable information. They've read through the whole post and they're feeling the warm and fuzzies. Now what? You should strike while the iron is hot by using a clear call-to-action driving readers to sign up for the newsletter so they can receive more information regarding the subject matter of the post. If you don't ask for action when people are ready to do so, you're stunting your growth.
- The Footer of Your Website: This ties back in to item #2. If people make it to your website's footer, they're engaged with your content. And if they're engaged, you want to ask them for action right away, which is why you want an email sign-up form in your footer. Another advantage of the website footer is that it appears on every webpage. Even if you forget to ask for a sign-up in the body of the page, you still have a chance to get a new subscription via the footer.
- On Your About Us Page: You may not realize it, but a website's About Us page is oftentimes one of the top viewed pages. Your visitors usually want to make some sort of personal connection with you, put a face with a name, understand the type of person who is providing them with this valuable information. Once they've made that connection, you should present them with the opportunity to get more information, for free, just by submitting their email address.
- Across the Top of Your Pages: You may have heard about tools like Hello Bar and Viper Bar. They're brand new and gaining popularity in the online marketing space. The way these tools work is that when visitors get to your site, these bars appear right at the top of the page, grabbing their attention immediately. It's certainly worth testing it out to see if your subscriber numbers go up. Hello Bar offers a free plan along with a premium plan that offers more functionality. Viper Bar is free but only works on WordPress sites as it's a plugin.
Try adding your newsletter sign-up form to these areas of your website today. You should start seeing your subscriber list going up almost immediately!
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messages of thanks we received in the years.
To preserve the spontaneity of the messages we did not translate
them, so if you want you can check also the ones in Italian, clicking
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Top Musicians Come Out In Favor Of File Sharing
from the what-happened-to-protecting-the-artists dept
So, everyone already knows that the RIAA's claims that they're suing music fans as a way to "protect the artists" is a lie. However, now, it looks like even the artists themselves are coming out against the RIAA that pretends to represent them. Fran Healy, the lead singer of the band Travis came out in favor of file sharing saying: "Kazaa and Napster and all that stuff is a brilliant way for kids to taste the album." Exactly. Meanwhile, over on Moby's own website, the musician is quoted as saying that he's pissed off about the RIAA suing one of his top fans, saying that he's "tempted to go onto Kazaa and download some of my own music, just to see if the RIAA would sue me for having mp3's of my own songs on my hard-drive." Update: Meanwhile in the Senate battle of the rappers, LL Cool J and Chuck D squared off in today's Senate hearing on file sharing with "Mr. Cool J" (as he was referred to in the hearings) making a misleading analogy between someone building a building and someone making music. Meanwhile, "Mr. D" continued to talk about how P2P was the new radio, and could be used as a great promotional and distribution tool, if only the industry would allow it.


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Clue: "Hooray for Love" composer
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Turkmenistan starts pumping gas from vast field
YOLOTAN, Turkmenistan (AP) — Turkmenistan began pumping natural gas Wednesday from a vast field near the Afghan border that will help it more than double exports to China in the coming years.
Chinese President Xi Jinping joined Turkmenistan's president, Gurbanguli Berdymukhamedov, for the start of gas production at the South Yolotan field in the former Soviet republic in Central Asia
Independent British auditor Gaffney, Cline & Associates estimates that South Yolotan may hold up to 21.2 trillion cubic meters (750 trillion cubic feet) of gas, potentially making it the second-largest reserve of gas in the world after the South Pars field that is shared between Iran and Qatar.
Turkmenistan is set to boost its gas exports to China to 65 billion cubic meters per year by 2020, up from 25 billion cubic meters this year, according to Turkmen energy officials.
The initial three production facilities, expected to produce a total of 30 billion cubic meters of gas annually, were built in a barren desert by China's CNPC, South Korea's LG International Corp. and Hyundai Engineering, and Petrofac International of the United Arab Emirates.
Gas from South Yolotan also is expected eventually to help supply a planned pipeline that would pass through Afghanistan and Pakistan and end up in India.


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by: Erica Larson, News Editor
May 18 2011, Article # 18262
[UPDATE] The USDA has said that the virus/out-break is over and has been containes. (Source DVM Mag.)
The number of horses affected by the neurologic equine herpesvirus-1 (EHV-1)
outbreak in the western United States and Canada continues to rise. Since health
officials identified the virus as stemming from involvement with the National
Cutting Horse Association (NCHA) Western National Championship competition, held
April 28-May 8 in Ogden, Utah, the number of confirmed cases has reached the
double digits.
Equine herpesvirus is highly contagious and can cause a variety of ailments
in horses, including rhinopneumonitis (a respiratory disease mostly of young
horses), abortion in broodmares, and myeloencephalopathy (evident in the
neurologic form). The virus is not transmissible to humans. Clinical signs of
the neurologic EHV-1 form include fever, ataxia (incoordination), weakness or
paralysis of the hind limbs, and incontinence. The virus is generally passed
from horse to horse via aerosol transmission (when affected animals
sneeze/cough) and contact with nasal secretions.
State and provincial veterinarians are keeping close tabs on the number of
confirmed and suspected EHV-1 cases. Since there is no centralized data
reporting system, case counts are based on reports from individual states
(although the Veterinary Infection Control Society has been collecting information regarding suspected and confirmed
Utah State Veterinarian, Bruce L. King, DVM, said, "At this
point we have had no confirmed cases of EHV-1 in Utah since the NCHA show that
was held in Ogden. We do have some suspect horses that were at the show that
laboratory confirmation is pending."
California now has 10 confirmed cases of EHV-1, according to a
news release from the California Department of Food and Agriculture. A total of
54 horses from California competed at the NCHA championships.
Canada veterinarians also are on the lookout for cases. "Our
office has been notified of one case of (neurologic) EHV-1 in the province of
Alberta," said Chief Provincial Veterinarian Gerald Hauer, DVM. "The horse has
been attended by a veterinarian, is isolated, and is recovering."
Idaho agriculture released a statement indicating that two
horses were euthanized that exhibited clinical signs consistent with neurologic
EHV-1 and "several others" are under veterinary care, but there have been no
confirmed cases.
Washington saw its first EHV-1-positive case discharged from
Washington State University's (WSU) Veterinary Teaching Hospital on May 13.
Today Debra C. Sellon, DVM, PhD, Dipl. ACVIM, a professor of equine medicine at
WSU, reported that since the discharge all PCR diagnostic tests run on hospital
patients have been negative, and the university hospital remains under
Today (May 18) a second case of EHV-1 was confirmed. The horse presented with
neurologic signs and was taken to Pilchuck Veterinary Hospital (PVH)
in Snohomish. Attending veterinarian Wendy Mollat, DVM, Dipl. ACVIM, said in a
press release issued by the hospital that upon presentation to PVH, "the horse
was immediately admitted to our designated equine isolation facility and has not
been allowed direct or indirect contact with our general equine population. The
horse is clinically stable and will remain hospitalized until confirmed to be no
longer shedding the virus."
Oregon confirmed its first case of EHV-1 today when
one horse that attended the NCHA competition produced a positive test. A press
release issued by the state Department of Agriculture indicated there are no
travel restrictions on non-exposed horses at this time.
New Mexico Livestock Board officials issued a press release
from indicating that there are two suspected EHV-1 cases in that state, however
both horses are currently under quarantine and veterinary treatment. There were
no confirmed cases at press time. Additionally, all New Mexico horses that
attended the NCHA show are under voluntary quarantine at their regular barns and
are being monitored for signs of disease.
Currently Unaffected States on High Alert
Fortunately, authorities in some Western states have not received reports of
any EHV-1 positive horses. Nonetheless, veterinarians and horse owners remain on
high alert and are taking precautionary steps to prevent the spread of any
possible disease.
"At this time there are no EHV-1 positive or suspect horses in Wyoming that
we are aware of," said State Veterinarian Jim Logan, DVM. "We do know that there
were some horses that attended the Ogden event and returned to Wyoming. All of
these animals have been accounted for, are isolated, and under movement
restriction and observation by veterinarians. None have shown any clinical signs
to date."
The Texas Animal Health Commission (TAHC) issued a statement yesterday (May
17) indicating that there are no EHV-1 positive horses in the state currently,
and the commission "has no plans to change entry requirements for equine animals
or to cancel any equine events at the present time."
Both North and South Dakota state veterinarians–Susan J. Keller, DVM, and
Dustin Oedekoven, DVM, respectively–said that EHV-1 has not been confirmed in
their states. Oedekoven added that none of the horses that attended the Ogden
show from South Dakota were showing any clinical signs of the disease.
Likewise, State Veterinarian Phil LaRussa, DVM, said Nevada is free of EHV-1
at present.
Shifting Transportation Requirements
The Colorado Department of Agriculture issued a press release yesterday,
introducing new travel requirements for any horses entering the state.
Horse owners must obtain a permit to enter the state in addition to
presenting the standard health certificate (issued within 30 days prior to
entry) and a proof of a current negative Coggins test.
"Horse owners who wish to bring their horse into Colorado must first call
their veterinarian," the department press release stated. "That veterinarian can
then contact the Colorado Department of Agriculture's State Veterinarian's
Office at 303/239-4161 and request a permit number. That number would then be
included on the health certificate."
"We are considering all of our options for protecting Colorado's horse
industry," State Veterinarian Keith Roehr, DVM, said in the press release. "At
this point, we do not believe it's necessary to stop horses from entering the
state but we need to be able to know where those horses are coming from and
where they are going; trace-back is a vital part of disease control."
Yesterday the NCHA released a statement on its website indicating that while
the organization was not requiring show producers to cancel or reschedule shows,
it urged these individuals to make horse health the No. 1 priority: "While the
NCHA is at present not mandating cancellation of all shows nationwide, we do
strongly urge all show producer(s) to consider the possible horse health risks
of conducting an event until the extent of the virus can be determined and
Additionally, the American Paint Horse Association released a list
of shows canceled due to the EHV-1 outbreak on the organization's website.


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Paper Suggests Letting The Government Use Your Router In An Emergency
from the not-as-crazy-as-it-sounds dept
The theory is that this doesn't impinge on anyone's security, because it would effectively carve out a separate service on the router, not unlike home WiFi routers that offer up different logins for residents and "guests." Of course, theory and reality aren't always one and the same, and Brodkin reached out to Bruce Schneier who raised his concerns:
"The problems are the same," Schneier told Ars. "Once you build such a system, you have to build the security to ensure that only the good guys use it. And that's not an easy task. It is far more secure not to have the capabilities in the first place."That said, if such a system were purely voluntary, and individuals were able to offer up such connectivity for first responders (or even for anyone else), would that necessarily be so bad? I've been skeptical in the past of attempts to create truly comprehensive mesh networks building on people's home WiFi routers, and there hasn't been much success there. But, perhaps there's something interesting in special use cases, such as one involving first responders. I agree with Schneier that there could be some risks, but I'm not sure how they would be much different than running a basic guest access WiFi network that doesn't involve a password. As long as you're not using that network for sensitive and unencrypted info, it seems like a similar level of risk.


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Tomorrow we travel down to Boston. First stop will be the expo to check-in and then probably some lunch before we head over to our hotel to relax for the rest of the day. I am really looking forward to it.
So, my final pre-race run was today. I opted to run to the salmon pool and back. Prior to today, I haven't seen fish there this season.
Unlike when I was fishing here a few weeks ago, I was surprised to see the water levels at close to their nominal levels and running relatively clear. I wonder if it's because the trees are producing less tannic acid since it's early spring. Stones ranging in size from pebbles to basketballs could easily be seen carpeting the bottom. It was pretty.
I sat and watched the water, looking toward the usual spots, hoping to see a fish to rise. With the especially cold and snowy winter and also the super high water levels lately, part of me wondered if the salmon would still be here. It would have been easy for them to go downstream to another pool or even the Saco River.
I noticed a few midges and something bigger, likely a stonefly, fluttering about, so the food is there. A few times I thought I saw a few small boils on the surface, but decided they were just eddies. For the same reasons hunters get buck fever, I suppose trout fever can also exist for fly fisherman.
Then I saw the telltale concentric ripples in the water. It had to have been a fish. I waited a few minutes for another, but saw none. I played devil's advocate with myself, wondering if something could have fallen from a tree. Possible, but I saw nothing on the surface. I'm at least 90% certain it was a fish and mused that a size 20 Griffith's Gnat would be a good fly to start with...if I had my gear with me. Satisfied, I ran home and ate lunch.
By the way, if you don't think this post was about my pre-race feelings, you're wrong.
Ran 2.5 miles @ 9:12/mile pace.
Mostly flat.
Mid 50s, partly cloudy.
New Balance MT1010, shorts, short sleeved shirt.


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Indoctrinating Children To Hate Freedom Of The Press?
from the lovely dept
Then, suddenly, in the middle of the exercise, the evil press ruins everything, by revealing that two US carriers have been rerouted to Grenada, ruining the element of surprise. To be honest, if you look through historical reports of the invasion of Grenada, the press leaking this bit of information is pretty hard to find. Yet, in the Reagan Library, it's the key to the whole story. The element of surprise has been blown, and now the faux-Reagan needs to decide whether to move forward with the invasion. The "correct" answer, of course, is yes -- and woe is the poor child Reagan-stand-in who suggests that perhaps it's best to focus on just evacuating the US medical students in Grenada first, and consider an invasion at a later date when the element of surprise has returned.
But after the story plays out to the inevitable, rose-tinted-glasses-of-retrospect conclusion, the library staffer makes sure that the kids in the fake Oval Office know that everything would have worked much better if that darn press hadn't interfered. And while freedom of the press is discussed briefly, the woman encourages students to think about the value of self-censorship of the press, reinforcing it by asking the students if the press should have reported on the news, to which they all say no. She follows this up immediately by suggesting that the 19 soldiers who lost their lives in Grenada was really due to the press and their big mouths, with an amusing hedge about how "we can't directly say that's because of the press, but... did it help that they released the story?" The students (who had been divided into different groups -- including some who play "the press") are brought back together, and the child-politicians immediately start attacking the child-press for killing 19 soldiers. The child-press are suddenly being accused of being murderers, and are pressured into agreeing that the press should simply shut up when it has information like this.
It's really disturbing to listen to this.
In an era when we're having a number of important and active discussions about the importance of free speech and the freedom of the press, it seems quite unfortunate that school kids are being walked through an exercise, whose sole purpose appears to be to suggest that the press should never report on what a government is doing -- especially if it might involve activities that many considered to be illegal (as was the case at the time of the invasion of Grenada). I'm sure as the kids grow up, many will realize just how silly this particular lesson was at the time, but it still seems quite odd that the entire purpose of an exercise at the Reagan Library appears to be about attacking the press for actually doing what it's supposed to.


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By Hassan Mirza, GAY.COM
Jerusalem Interior Ministry's officers recorded the first gay marriage following a court order to recognise same-sex unions from abroad.
Taking advantage of the November court ruling, Avi and Binyamin Rose married in Canada, obtained licence in Toronto in June, and have returned to Jerusalem a married couple.
On November 29 the High Court of Justice ruled the govermenment must register same-sex marriages of those wed in counturies where it is legal.
The registration purproses, however, serve to collect statistics and do not require the marriage to receive official recognition of marriage rights. Gay marriage in the country faces an uphill battle with Israel's religious authorities monopoly over marriage and divorce.
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Opinion: A Blow to Big Ethanol
Editorial page editor Paul Gigot on the EPA's decision to lower the required amount of ethanol that must be blended into gasoline. Photo credit: Getty Images.
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
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UK Law Firm Tries Suing As Many People As Possible For File Sharing
from the is-there-a-guinness-record-on-this? dept
However, that's not stopping Davenport Lyons, who has found the business to be so lucrative that it wants more people it can threaten. It's now suing over 100 people it believes shared a pinball video game. Once again, you can rest assured that this has little to do with the actual legal merits of the case, and quite a lot to do with simply trying to frighten as many people as possible into paying up on those "pre-settlement" letters. For example, there are numerous misstatements made by Davenport Lyons, including the false claim that these lawsuits are about downloading, rather than uploading. In fact, all the lawsuits are about whether or not someone uploaded the game -- but the lawyer notes: "There is no difference between stealing a DVD from a high street retailer and downloading it from a peer-to-peer network."
Of course, the lawyer is also wrong there. There is a tremendous difference between stealing a DVD from a retailer and downloading it from a P2P network: most notably that in the first case, something is missing and in the second it is not. That doesn't mean it's not infringing, but the two things are quite different. The same lawyer goes on to claim that video games can't continue being made if there is widespread file sharing -- despite evidence from some video game companies that embracing file sharing as a way to gain attention does wonders.
Reality, though, doesn't keep the money coming in. Expect plenty more lawsuits from Davenport Lyons, as the company claims that a recent legal decisions means ISPs need to start handing over names of suspected file sharers so it can send out its nastygrams in short order.


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The Dan Patrick Show's Daily Wrap-Up Program Starring 'The Danettes' Will Air Weekdays at Noon ET
The 'Lights Adds Extra Hour of Programming; Will Air 7-9 a.m. ET
NEW YORK - January 3, 2013 - The Box Score, The Dan Patrick Show's daily wrap-up program, will debut on NBC Sports Network on Monday, Jan. 7 at noon ET. The half-hour show features 'The Danettes' - Dan Patrick's production team of Paul Pabst, Patrick O'Connor, Andrew Perloff and Todd Fritz - and will air weekdays from noon - 12:30 p.m. ET, following The Dan Patrick Show, which airs from 9 a.m. - noon ET.
Hosted by Casey Geraghty, The Box Score features 'The Danettes' recapping the highlights of that day's program. Following are quotes from The Danettes:
· Andrew 'McLovin' Perloff: "It's just like the Dan Patrick Show... just without Dan... and the guests... .and the sports insight."
· Paul Pabst: "This is really going on national TV? I'm going to need a second source on this story."
· Patrick 'Seton' O'Connor: "You will love the host, Casey. He's a former professional roller blader. Hands down, he's the best roller-blading host on sports TV today."
· First-time TV host Casey Geraghty: "This is, by far, the best show I've ever hosted."
· Todd Fritz declined comment.
The Box Score follows The Dan Patrick Show and The 'Lights, NBC Sports Network's highlights show which is adding an extra hour of programming beginning Monday (7-9 a.m. ET). Designed to serve the busy morning schedule of sports fans and voiced by David Diamante, The 'Lights is a 20-minute sports report that uses a unique presentation of simultaneous video clips, graphics and voiceovers to deliver scores and information.
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Noon-12:30 p.m. The Box Score
At 4 p.m. ET, NBC Sports Network airs an hour of the best of The Dan Patrick Show from that day.
The Dan Patrick Show began airing exclusively on DIRECTV on Aug. 3, 2009, and expanded on the radio show format using Patrick's trademark humor and interaction with his production staff that includes Paul Pabst, Patrick O'Connor, Andrew Perloff and Todd Fritz, known as 'The Danettes.' The program debuted on NBC Sports Network on Monday, Nov. 5, 2012.
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Shimano Luvrs,
I made the switch from XO in October and my LBS hooked me up with a mostly XTR drivetrain. I love it, but when I went to upgrade my beloved Mojo HD to a Direct Mount hanger, it seems I've got the "older" version of the XTR rear der (torx bolt version; m985 vs m986?)
Can I upgrade it to the latest to take advantage of Direct Mount? Doesn't seem likely.
Curious if anyone else has tried this. I love this setup, but am a bit bummed that I got the older version. I thought they were identical, and goddamit, I just got the think in October. When did the m986 start shipping?!!
It's called learning the Hard Way I suppose...


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S.E. Cupp, conservative pundit, Glen Beck follower, new MSNBC host, and self professed Atheist has just said one of the most mind numbingly ridiculous things that an Atheist could say. in a discussion about Mitt Romney's religion, she was asked what if he were an Atheist? her response was something that i can't imagine any other Atheist in the world stating:
""And you know what? I would never vote for an atheist president. Ever,"
wait, what???? she added:
"Because I do not think that someone who represents 5 to 10 percent of the population should be representing and thinking that everyone else in the world is crazy, but me,"
ok, i may be using my brain too much, but isn't the Mormon population much less than 5% here in the US? i'll let her finish:
"The other part of it — I like that there is a check, OK? That there's a person in the office that doesn't think he's bigger than the state," she continued. "I like religion being a check and knowing that my president goes home every night addressing someone above him and not thinking all the power resides right here… Atheists don't have that."
really? you like that the leader of the Free World thinks he is communicating with a being that you know doesn't even exist? look, we all get over the fact that most people truly believe in a God, and some even think they talk to the big Guy, but that idea is something that gives most Atheists the shivers (or the willies, or the heebie jeebies). and that's when ordinary people do it. when the POTUS gets advice from a non-existent entity, we Atheist get concerned.
and it may never become an issue. perhaps our Christian President's of the past have simply paid God lip service. perhaps they have never taken advice from their imaginary friend, although one wonders about GWB. but as an Atheist, this is one of our primary concerns with Religion in the Government. and here is Ms. Cupp, an Atheist, stating that she wants a Religious person in charge. worse yet, she doesn't want someone who relies on reason, logic, and evidence to be elected President?
her rationale is clearly faulty. just because someone is an Atheist doesn't mean that they think they are bigger than the state. where did that even come from? does she believe herself to be bigger than the state? maybe she's projecting her own gigantic ego on other Atheists. maybe she's hung around the GOP Beckbot Religious crowd too long and has started to believe their bullshit. and i hate to go here, because i don't like to get into other people's minds, but it must be asked - maybe she's not really an Atheist.
finally, she thinks that all Atheists think religious people are crazy, hence they can't properly govern all the people. while this is true for some Atheists, most seem to think that they are unfortunate to have been given their Religious life, at least the fundamentalists. regardless, don't all different Religions have this element to it? certainly Evangelical Christians think that Mormons are crazy. i don't know what Mormons believe, but since their doctrine is far different from the other Christian beliefs, is it unreasonable to think that many Mormons feel that all other sects of Christianity are crazy? one thing we do know is that all forms of Christianity think that Islam is crazy.
S.E. Cupp has failed the test. she gets an F minus for her comment. many people call her smart, and perhaps that is the case, but she fails to use even the most basic form of logic in her statements here. and as a result, i must question her motive for her argument.
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I considered that when I read the article. Coincidentally, I just began visiting the Glenn Beck supported website http://www.theblaze.com/section/faith/. At work I am surrounded by religious, libertarian, conspiracy theorists so I joined to get a better handle on the loyal opposition. It's a whackfest over there and I encourage as many atheists as possible to visit the faith section. Let's just say It is a rocky place where our logic can find no purchase. The bleating is deafening but quite entertaining. I suffer some guilt over the fact that by visiting I contribute advertising $$$ to Beck but taunting the hillbillies is a guilty pleasure I can't seem to overcome.
The atheism of S.E. Cupp is overlooked as she is perceived to be an intellectual capable of smacking down "the libtards" (their words, not mine).
I figure this must be an experiment in pandering. Maybe it's the desperation of a party so determined to make Obama a one term president they'll try any angle imaginable.
I think this just blew up in their faces. While what she is saying may be agreeable to those who support Beck, she just lost any credibility she had with the atheist crowd. At this point, I'm extremely skeptical as to her being an atheist. If a person doesn't represent your values, don't vote for them. To disregard them because they're a minority makes no sense. We're doomed if smart people can't be elected because they're a tiny portion of our society.
Greg, i'm also a "troll" over at the Blaze. i'm PHILLY ATHEIST. you?
"We're doomed if smart people can't be elected because they're a tiny portion of our society."
too true.
Wow, small world. You sir, deserve a medal for persistance (and perhaps also a bath)
I have to say I am am impressed with the effort you and a few others have shown. Just that amount of chaos has inspired me to suggest some sort of flash mob attack for the next big story on theblaze. I'm sure if we totally skewed the next poll it would be hysterically funny.
I am Grubmeister on theblaze. Honestly, I haven't done much troll posting before so I have mixed feelings about it. Baiting the natives is sometimes as easy as digging a hole and watching them fall in. Other times you run into those who regard any and all scripture as fact. There is no argument that will muddy their water. I find it depressing when I see it and sometimes lose a bit of my composure. I sometimes feel as if I'm still trying to find my voice under combat conditions.
Keep up the good work and I'll see you there.
Just out of curiosity, do you see the element of religiously based racism against Obama that I do? Like Matthew, I too have extremist conspiracy theory conservative relatives that have an apoplectic fit the minute you mention his name. Everything they allege about our current President has some connection to proposals their side of the aisle previously made, e.g. health care mandate that was originally proposed by Republican Orin Hatch during the Clinton administration and passed into law by Romney. Something I'm not overly thrilled with, but I get the distinct impression that if it was done by a white person, it would not get the reaction that it currently does.
I have to be careful what I say, and to whom, in my job. I can only probe so deep before I am looked upon with suspicion. I can't say anyone has come right out and said they despised Obama because of his race. I can say I suspect as much though. The degree of vitriol I've witnessed is beyond what is justified, especially for a president who has worked to continue so many of the Bush policies.
I do think there are special circumstances that explain some of it though. Not to point fingers but I believe we've increased overspending to the point where we are printing new money to cover it up. The latest recession/depression means the sitting president gets all the blame, especially if your guy lost. It's easy to take potshots when there is no way to quantitatively prove the stimulus alleviated problems with the economy.
Being a black president isn't going to be a neutral attribute for a couple of generations for a good portion of our society. It's a hard issue to deal with or even evaluate. Any person with even a marginal intelligence knows they can mask racism by blaming every other problem on the president. I would be thoroughly disgusted if I were to find the current intransigence being displayed by the republicans were based more on race than everyday politics.
There's positive racism too. There is NO chance that a white person with Obama's resume (not even a full term in the Senate) could be elected President. He's the first Affirmative Action President.
But yes, I believe there are many people in this country who cannot stomach the notion of a black man, whatever his provenance, in the White (get it?) House.
Greg, i guess you're familiar with my work over there. i'm fairly notorious from what i can gather. i really don't think that when i respond to a comment over there that it will change the commenter's mind. i try to comment on the most absurd claims, hoping that a reasonable Believer will see which side makes the most sense. i have no idea if that happens, but it's my goal. sometimes i do some baiting, picking a particular line of comment that i know will generate the types of ridiculous responses i'm looking for. surprisingly, there are some very nice and reasonable people who comment on the articles, but they are very few and far between, right?
Pat, it can be awfully frustrating can't it? since my mother has now embraced that idiology, i've had a hard time thinking about her in a positive light. it's difficult to rationalize. were she not my mother i most likely wouldn't think very highly of her. that's a hard thing to come to grips with. i try to remember that she is being deliberately influenced and that she is still the same tolerant and loving person that i remember from my youth. i think it's not her fault.
as far as your Obama comment i couldn't agree more. i'm a white person and can't even imagine being worried that white people will some day be a minority in America. who cares? they care - A LOT.
re: Anyone but Obama-ites: My disdain for Bush was fairly complete but I never produced a violent spray of spittle talking about him. I absolutely believe racism plays a big role.
Thank you trolls for spreading the good word. Keep it up!
....a rocky place where our logic can find no purchase... ....taunting the hillbillies is a guilty pleasure I can't seem to overcome.
yeah, i liked that part too. it's a fitting description if you've dared to venture into the scary places on the internet, a la the Blaze or wnd.com.
There is no logic there.
Ok, how does she explain Mitt Romney as a Mormon he only represents only 1.7 % of the USA population according to PEW.
While the unaffiliated are 16%
ya gotta be kiddn'.. atheists wont kill women (you know like taliban and whatever psychotic w/o education types) or take their rights away hello
but hey.. i'm just a poor boy
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DETROIT -- Orioles right-hander Jason Hammel's slow-but-steady recovery from a stomach virus forced to the club to push Hammel's scheduled start back for a second straight day on Monday.
Hammel, who rejoined the team Sunday after being away for two days, was initially scheduled to start Monday's series opener in Detroit, but the club pushed him back a day, giving right-hander Jake Arrieta a spot start against the Tigers.
And on Monday, the Orioles — seeing that Hammel still hadn't regained his strength — pushed Hammel back again.
Before Monday's game, the Orioles announced they would call up left-hander Zach Britton to make Tuesday's start against Detroit. Britton had been scratched from his scheduled start at Triple-A Norfolk on Sunday and wasn't listed on the Tides upcoming starting pitcher probables.
Britton, who opened the season in Norfolk after he didn't win the team's No. 5 starter spot, made one previous start with the Orioles this season, allowing six runs on 10 hits over six innings in a 6-2 loss in Seattle on April 29.
The 25-year-old Britton has pitched well in Norfolk, recording four quality starts in his past five outings, pitching to a 2.03 ERA in that span. In 11 starts at Norfolk, Britton is 3-2 with a 3.28 ERA.
Before the Orioles announced Hammel would miss Tuesday's start, Hammel wasn't optimistic that he'd be able to pitch.
"I feel a little sluggish," Hammel said. "But it's day by day. As of right now, the stomach is OK. I'm still a little weak. That's all I've got. … Honestly, if I feel like this tomorrow, it's probably not going to be a good thing."
Hammel said his biggest challenge is getting the strength back in his legs after the virus zapped his energy and had him bedridden for two days.
Because of that, the Orioles will likely push Hammel back to Friday. The team is off on Thursday and right-hander Chris Tillman, who threw a bullpen session before tonight's game, is scheduled to start Wednesday afternoon so it would give Hammel two extra days to get healthy.
"That's another byproduct of waiting and then you feel real confident that you have a guy [at] 100 percent," Orioles manager Buck Showalter said. "If you put him out there and he's weak and he's only able to go an inning or two, then you really put some people in harm's way."
The Orioles must make a 25-man roster move to add Britton, but that became simpler when right-hander Miguel Gonzalez left the team before Monday's game to be with his wife, Lucia, in Southern California for the birth of their first child.
Gonzalez will be placed on the major league paternity list Tuesday and can remain there for up to three days. That allows the Orioles to add a player to the 25-man roster in Gonzalez's absence.
-- Left-hander Wei-Yin Chen (left oblique strain) threw 45 pitches from a full mound today in Sarasota, his first session from a full mound. He is expected to pitch in a simulated game on Thursday. The Orioles have outlined his full rehab schedule and if all goes as planned, Chen is slated to return in the first week of July.
Here are the starting lineups for tonight:
Nate McLouth LF
Manny Machado 3B
Nick Markakis RF
Adam Jones CF
Chris Davis 1B
Matt Wieters C
JJ Hardy SS
Chris Dickerson DH
Ryan Flaherty 2B
Jake Arrieta RHP
Austin Jackson CF
Torii Hunter RF
Miguel Cabrera 3B
Prince Fielder 1B
Victor Martinez DH
Jhonny Peralta SS
Andy Dirks LF
Omar Infante 2B
Brayan Pena C
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Performance Club To Do List
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
P. Club will be heading to MoMA on the 30th to check out the Marina Abramović retrospective. In the meantime, I've got your preparatory to-do list.
Luckily, it can all be accomplished in the same place.
A Kiss Is Just A Kiss?
Friday, April 16, 2010
Of the many discussions and debates about Tino Sehgal, one that I've found most intriguing is the reaction to the sexual politics of "Kiss," his slow-mo choreographic embrace.
Bill T Workshop
Friday, April 16, 2010
Well, it's finally happening: Bill T. W is nigh.
Summer in the Catskills
Wednesday, April 07, 2010
So … what are you doing this summer? How's about spending July and August in the Catskills helping to run the third Mount Tremper Arts Festival?
Performance Club Takes On Abramović Exhibit
Monday, April 05, 2010
Time Spent with a Demigod
Wednesday, March 31, 2010
"Saw Deborah Hay last night. I enjoyed it but I'm a little confused. Literally every choreographer/dancer I know speaks of her as if speaking of a demigod. I thought it was kind of interesting and thought she was amazingly precise and imaginative but...I don't understand, really, what all the fuss was about."
Performance Club: Woozy Watching Wooster
Wednesday, March 24, 2010
Performance Club: Morphoses' Lourdes Lopez
Thursday, March 11, 2010
Lourdes Lopez, the executive director of Morphoses, laughed last week when I reminded her of that old Chinese curse, "May you live in interesting times."
P.S.1 Responds To Censorship Claims Following Incident
Tuesday, March 02, 2010
The museum addresses its handling of an outburst during a performance piece.
Censored at P.S. 1
Monday, March 01, 2010
Ann Liv Young is known for her raunchy performances. What did P.S. 1 expect when she performed this weekend? And did they shut the show down?
The Wooster Group's "North Atlantic" Sets Sail
Monday, March 01, 2010
The Wooster Group's 1982 work "North Atlantic."
The opening season of the Baryshnikov Arts Center's Jerome Robbins Theater.
And us!
What's Next for the Dance Troupe Morphoses?
Friday, February 26, 2010
Some answers from WNYC's cultural critic, Claudia La Rocco.
'Single Ladies' Dominate YouTube
Thursday, February 25, 2010
I totally spaced putting Beyonce's "Single Ladies (Put a Ring on It)" as the "most important pop culture dance development" on my 2009 list. Better late than never, especially as "Single Ladies" continues to be a force.
Performance Club: What We Saw at the Armory
Monday, February 22, 2010
There's nothing like debating the nuances of a show beneath the moldering head of a taxidermied wolverine.
Farewell Ohio
Monday, February 22, 2010
Well, folks, it's official. The Ohio Theater has received written notification that the landlord at 66 Wooster Street, the Ohio's longtime home, is triggering the termination clause in its lease as of August 31, 2010.
Five Fly 2.0
Tuesday, February 16, 2010
The performance world is jam-packed with powerful female elders (even if money and accolades still tilt unfairly toward men).
Merce's Legacy Tour
Thursday, February 11, 2010
It's mind-boggling to think of a world (or a New York) without the Merce Cunningham Dance Company.
Sehgal and Maxwell's Cannonballs
Thursday, February 04, 2010
While waiting to experience Tino Sehgal's Guggenheim project, P. Club organizer Claudia La Rocco is checking out Richard Maxwell's "Ads" this weekend -- and has arranged a discount for Performance Club members.
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Friday, January 29, 2010
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Second protest planned in cops's accidential shooting
BRIDGEPORT -- A month ago, Jonathan Hardy stood in the dark and the rain in front of Bridgeport police headquarters as one of sixteen gun advocates demanding that action be taken against an officer who accidentally shot himself in the leg inside a crowded restaurant.
With a state investigation of the officer still pending, Hardy and others are planning to be back in front the police station on Monday at 5 p.m. -- come rain, shine or snow -- to repeat their request.
And this time they say the recent arrest of a local man for a similar unintentional discharge is proof that authorities aren't applying gun laws equally.
But the city's police chief, Joseph L. Gaudett Jr., countered this past week that 28-year veteran Officer Juan Santiago isn't receiving special treatment.
Hardy and others say that Santiago should have been charged for accidentally firing off a round inside of the Bagel King restaurant on Dec. 17.
The bullet went through his leg and shattered a window, and several police cruisers converged on the scene on reports that an officer was injured.
"They could've charged him like any other citizen. They chose to sweep it under the rug until the media came out and we came out," said Hardy, a firearms safety instructor from Meriden.
Santiago was treated and released from the hospital soon after the incident.
He has not been charged with any crime or received any penalties within the police department in connection with the incident.
Department spokesman William Kaempffer confirmed that Santiago is back at work on "administrative status." That means Santiago is on desk duty rather than in the field.
Initially, Gaudett said his department would investigate the Bagel King incident, but on Dec. 20 he asked the Connecticut State Police to investigate.
Bridgeport State's Attorney John Smriga said this past week that he expects the state investigation to be finished "shortly."
The protesters say the recent arrest of 23-year-old Kenneth Sullivan, of Midland Street, shows the department has different standards for investigating officers and civilians.
Officers responded to his home on Jan. 28 after a report of a gunshot in the area. Sullivan reportedly told them his gun went off while he was cleaning it.
A bullet allegedly pierced a wall and struck the house next door.
Sullivan was arrested that day and charged with unlawful discharge of a firearm, second-degree reckless endangerment and criminal mischief in the third degree.
He was released after posting $1,500 bond.
"There is one very common denominator between the two of them and that is: `I didn't know it was loaded,' " Hardy said. "Obviously the outcome is very different between the two."
In a statement, Gaudett denied that there had been any impropriety with the incident involving Santiago.
"Some people are working on the false assumption that the incident is being swept under some rug because the person is a police officer," the chief said.
"The reality is we requested the Connecticut State Police handle the investigation to ensure the public would have confidence that the process would be fair, objective and impartial."
Gaudett also addressed Sullivan's arrest directly.
"We are cooperating with the investigation, which is ongoing," he said. "In any incident, the set of facts are unique.
Police need to consider all the circumstances and make a determination how to proceed."
"In this most recent case in Midland Street, officers smelled the strong odor of marijuana inside the apartment.
"I'm certain that was a factor in the officers' decisions moving forward, as it should have been."
The police department said that no marijuana was found in Sullivan's home on Jan. 28 and he was not charged with any drug offenses at that time.


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