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The Resistance in Russia
Fat Sasha and the Urban Guerilla: Protest and Conformism in the Soviet Union
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Ten Years After Ivan Denisovich
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I Am a Jew: Essays on Jewish Identity in the Soviet Union B'nai Brith
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Church, State and Opposition in the USSR Communism
A decade ago in the Soviet Union a series of relentless, sometimes desperate struggles got under way. On one side was the powerful apparatus of the regime, long in power, ideologically ossified beyond regeneration, instinctively and persistently reactionary in suppressing almost all the aspirations of its opponents. On the other was a steadily increasing number of dissenting groups—cultural, intellectual, humanitarian, political, nationalistic, religious—which realized they would have to fight, and for a long time, to attain even a few of their aims. No longer, under Brezhnev and Kosygin, did the hope of the Khrushchev period persist that concessions might be made voluntarily "from above" and that peaceful coexistence, or even dialogue, with the regime might become possible. Now it would be a struggle of attrition which might last for decades and of which the ultimate outcome was unpredictable. Today the prospect remains unchanged.
These struggles inside Russia deserve careful study, and not only because they are continuing human dramas in which the stakes are high, where one side tries to keep us ignorant, misled, or indifferent, while the other continually and often urgently appeals to us for support in the name of values we claim to hold. There is a second and at least equally important reason. Study of these struggles can tell us more than most other sources about the ways in which the Soviet Union is evolving, about the priorities and values of its political leaders, their strengths and vulnerabilities.
On this second point Western efforts have so far been unimpressive. The essential basis for study—an intellectual and above all emotional understanding of the quarter-century of Stalinist slaughter and social atomization—has been made accessible to us, in more brilliant form than we really deserve, by new sources, in particular the works of Nadezhda Mandelstam and Alexander Solzhenitsyn. Some intellectuals and students have, it is true, begun to discern the richness of these new sources, but not yet governments. Otherwise we might have been spared such spectacles as Harold Wilson's recent homage to Mr. Kosygin as "almost part of the British way of life" and Messrs. Nixon and Brezhnev boisterously feting each other in Washington and Moscow.
If, however, one absorbs the voluminous writings and materials of samizdat, and brings one's conclusions to bear on what is known of the Soviet Union from other sources, the picture is far from reassuring. On the one hand the emotions pent up throughout the Stalin era (when the only honest emotion most people could wisely display in public was fear) are now beginning to be expressed—not as yet, with any clear purpose, among the workers and peasants, but among those groups which have preserved or recreated their values and have produced articulate leaders. The result is gradually mounting pressures for a more plural society, for some genuine politics (after the apoliticism of a near-perfect totalitarianism), and for the legitimation of minority nationalism.
On the other hand we see a regime increasingly on the defensive, physically powerful but (partly because its public…
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Gold medal-winning Olympic gymnasts Madison Kocian and Laurie Hernandez became the latest of the Final Five to throw out first pitches for their hometown teams Saturday.
Dallas-native Kocian performed a front walkover and then delivered a perfect strike before the Texas Rangers hosted the Houston Astros. Kocian said her dad was actually at a Rangers game when her mother went into labor with her.
A few hours later, New Brunswick, New Jersey, native Laurie Hernandez threw the first pitch at Citi Field before the New York Mets hosted the Washington Nationals. Hernandez went with an aerial cartwheel before setting and firing.
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Dennis Rodman lands in Rome, certain next pope will be black
ROME -- After raising eyebrows by going to North Korea, former U.S. basketball star Dennis Rodman is continuing his bizarre global tour by visiting Rome -- purportedly to help Ghanaian Cardinal Peter Turkson become the first black pope.
But Rodman didn't seem too sure who he was supposed to be promoting when asked about it Wednesday. "From Africa, right?" Rodman asked, wearing a hat and T-shirt promoting the Irish betting firm that organized his trip.
Rodman said he was sure the next pope would be black and that he would like to meet him in Africa on his self-styled mission to promote world peace.
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NHGOP files Hassan budget complaint with AG
New Hampshire Republican Chairwoman Jennifer Horn filed a formal complaint with the state's Attorney General over what they contend to be Democratic Gov. Maggie Hassan's breaking the state law by not releasing all details to her proposed state budget due, by law, on Feb. 15.
"I ask that you instruct the governor to immediately comply with the law in order to uphold the integrity of New Hampshire's budget process and allow the legislature to fully review her irresponsible fiscal proposal," Horn wrote to Attorney General Michael Delaney.
State law states, "Not later than February 15 of the year of each biennial legislative session, the governor shall transmit to the legislature a document to be known as a budget setting forth the governor's financial program for each of the fiscal years."
What that means exactly isn't quite clear. Hassan did present a budget address to a joint session of the legislature on Feb. 14 along with putting up specific numbers for revenue projections and spending for programs all online. Last week, the legislature even began committee hearings and debated the budget presented.
Republicans, however, complained that other rules that traditionally making up a separate budget bill, were not released.
Politically, the complaint could be just for show as a way for Republicans to goad Hassan. Even Horn seemed to get that Delaney would likely do nothing with the complaint, particularly since he will be up for re-appointment by Hassan next month. Last week, Delaney's office opposed Hassan's pitch for expanded gambling, which she needs to balanced her budget.
"I congratulate you on your courageous and principled stand against bad policy that threatens our state's fiscal integrity," Horn wrote to Delaney about his gambling stance. "But any attempt by Governor Hassan to reject your re-nomination as a result of your opposition to her budget or your efforts to force her to comply with state law would be viewed as politically vindictive. I would hope that Governor Hassan would realize this and refrain from punishing you for simply doing your job and doing what is best for the State of New Hampshire."
The letter was filed with the Attorney General's office at 9:30 a.m. on Monday.
Later in the day, Hassan participated on a conference call with reporters while she is in Washington attending a National Governors Association meeting.
Hassan said she had presented her budget in compliance of the law. Her office showed the dates for the latest 10 state budget proposals, spanning 20 years, and only one time did was the supplemental language provided by Feb. 15.
"We are still on the early side," Hassan said, referring to the history of recent budgets and that her office is still working to complete and release the additional language.
New Hampshire Democratic Party chair Ray Buckley called the NHGOP's complaint to the Attorney General "a pathetic political ploy."
"This state's Republican party is so bereft of ideas to move New Hampshire forward that they are reduced to filing frivolous lawsuits in a Justice Department already overworked as a result of the draconian cuts imposed on it by Chairwoman's Horn's mentor Bill O'Brien," said Buckley. "Franky, I think if any deadlines should be on Chairwoman Horn's mind, it should be the deadline that her taxes are due on."
Prior last month we learned that Horn has an IRS tax lien of $92,000 on her Nashua home.


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CC loses ground in touchy Pairwise
Two weeks ago, CC was tied with Michigan for No. 1 in the all-important PairWise Rankings. Since, the Tigers have gone 2-0-1, but dropped to fifth — which amounts to a No. 2 NCAA Tournament seed.
Once again, this proves the PWR is a dangerous (albeit very accurate) tool in following your team down the stretch. It can be frustrating. One day they're a No. 1 seed, and the next they're out of the top four, even though they haven't lost.
CC's situation reminds me that it's never wise to predict where your team will finish in the PWR until the final night of conference tournaments. There are too many variables that don't equate to common sense.
For instance, CC dropped a spot or two last Saturday after beating two good mid-majors — Bemidji State (Friday) and Air Force (Saturday). That drop probably had more to do with Michigan's sweep against Notre Dame. But the Tigers then fell to fifth after producing a good road tie (2-2) at Michigan Tech last night. Ask any coach in the WCHA, and they'll agree that a tie at Michigan Tech is a good result. I assume the PWR didn't consider the tie a good one because the Huskies are under .500 (9-11-3). But they're 22nd in the PWR, and that's pretty good in a 59-team classification.
Denver, meanwhile, today jumps from fifth to a tie for third — where it stood before losing to Air Force — by not playing. In the end, it proves that not playing is more of a benefit than gaining a solid conference point on the road and improving your chances of winning the coveted MacNaughton Cup as WCHA regular-season champions. — MC


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Looking for something a little lighter? Whether you're after a lunch-time tipple you can enjoy for longer, or just fancy something a little different, we've got a great selection you'll love. And who doesn't enjoy a good glass of bubbly Prosecco? There are also plenty of light whites, rosés and reds to be had that still pack in all the flavour you expect from our range.
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Gov. Tom Corbett made a pitch Friday for a proposed increase in state spending to combat the domestic violence that claims an average of one life every three days in Pennsylvania, the Associated Press reported on Monday.
On Tuesday, a similar report said Corbett would be meeting with U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius about whether to seek an expansion of Medicaid to provide health care to hundreds of thousands of low-income Pennsylvania adults.
Under the 2010 Affordable Care Act, states were required to expand Medicaid's eligibility rules, primarily to benefit low-income working adults. But a U.S. Supreme Court decision last summer ruled that the federal government could not force states into the expansion, and it thus became a decision for each state.
Corbett has so far not agreed to seek the expansion of Medicaid. His meeting with Sebelius was reported to deal with what kind of financial concessions would be available if Pennsylvania does go that route. The discussion also comes in the context of lagging state revenue projections, which affect the governor's leverage as he works to get legislative support for his current state budget proposal.
While the governor on the one hand is touting increased financial support for battered women and children, the fate of health insurance for Pennsylvania's low-income adults is in the crosshairs.
Corbett's press conferenceFriday proposing more support for domestic violence victims was at the YWCA of Greater Harrisburg, reported AP's Peter Jackson. The boost in funding the governor seeks would bolster an overextended array of services from shelters for battered women to counseling and legal services, Corbett said at the conference.
According to the Pennsylvania Coalition against Domestic Violence, Pennsylvania is among the top five states for the number of residents calling the national domestic violence hotline and the teen dating abuse hotline, a coalition spokesperson said.
Boosting funding to help women and children endangered by abuse is a cause we wholeheartedly support. But we suspect a number of those families torn apart by domestic violence may also have needs for health insurance that depend on Medicaid or government-assisted health care for the working poor.
We urge the governor to be consistent in his mission -- provide help to women and children threatened by abuse and at the same time extend health insurance programs that help those women and children who are low-income and the working poor.
Both are causes that help families in need get back on their feet and raise children in healthy environments.


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Volunteering is not just for ChristmasReporter Charlie Bullough looks at the need to help charities all year round.
Christmas can be a time when people are at their most generous.
It is revealed not just in the presents that they give to their loved ones, but also in the way they show 'good will to all men', women and children.
An army of volunteers from charities up and down the country are gearing up for what can be a lonely and desperate time of year for some.
But, problems of homelessness, hungriness and debt are not just tied to the festive season, they are constant issues all year round.
Dr Claire Bonham, The Salvation Army's volunteer development manager, said: "Christmas is a really popular time of year because everybody associates the Salvation Army with Christmas, which is wonderful. But sometimes it's frustrating for us as we kind of want to say 'these people are here for the rest of the year'.
"People who are experiencing homelessness are still lonely in July as much as they are in December."
The Salvation Army has no trouble attracting volunteers, they have 12,000 of them. But it is not all soup kitchens and brass bands playing at Christmas - far from it. It also tackles some of the heaviest issues of our times, like modern slavery, anti-trafficking and helping in the aftermath of the Grenfell Tower fire and the Manchester bombing.
Emily Silva is one such Salvation Army volunteer. She acts as a driver for potential victims of modern slavery. She said: "My role as a volunteer driver means that I can be called upon to chaperone potential victims of modern slavery by escorting them to a place of safety, usually by car but sometimes by train.
"The days or nights I get called out, I know I have made a difference in someone's life. It's obvious really – I have petrol in my car and I can play this small role in helping someone, so why wouldn't I do it?"
Another volunteer who will be lending a hand to people in crisis this Christmas is Rosie Campbell, from the Samaritans. She regularly does festive shifts for her local branches.
The grandmother-of-three, said: "In many ways a shift over the Christmas period is very similar to a shift at anytime. Probably the characteristic is that you get a kind of exaggerated effect among our callers. The big one is loneliness.
For obvious reasons it's a time when everybody is seeing family and loved ones. If you aren't in that situation, plus you are very depressed or you have an addiction or have a break up with family, or you have been feeling suicidal anyway, this is an absolute trigger point. It really has people sinking particularly low."
She said there can be a "double whammy of downers", with feelings like despair and loss.
So how to you deal with someone in that position?
Direct advice isn't given but the caller and listener engage in a sort of brainstorming session discussing the options available.
But her role is all year round. Outreach work is done at prisons, homeless shelters, halfway houses and at universities during freshers' week. Rosie explained: "Things peak around Christmas but our service is never quiet. There are people in miserable situations 365 days a year."
Older people can feel particularly isolated. New research commissioned by Age UK found that 2.65 million older people feel they have no one to turn to for help and support.
The charity recently launched its 'No one should have no one to turn to' campaign.
Its charity director, Caroline Abrahams, said: "We have a rapidly ageing population and it is heart-breaking to think that more than two and a half million older people feel they have no one to go to for help – that's more than the entire population of Birmingham. The fact is that getting older can be really tough and however resilient you are it's important to know someone will always be there for you, come what may. That's what we aim to be for older people at Age UK and we know it makes a huge difference, especially for those with literally no one else they feel they can ask for help."
The charity has a free and confidential advice line for older people, their families, friends, and carers.
Last year the Advice Line received in excess of 210,000 calls. Hundreds of hours of free advice and support were dispensed every week on issues like mobility problems, staying independent at home, managing health issues and forms of cognitive decline, and dealing with money worries.
The charity boss added: "Older people and their loved ones call our Advice Line for all kinds of reasons, often at their wits' end, but whatever they are worried about our expert advisers are fantastic at offering help, pointing them in the right direction and providing reassurance and a listening ear."
The campaign has got the backing of actress Dame Judi Dench. She said: "We all know that ageing is inevitable, but it's heart-breaking to think of older people who feel they have no one they can turn to.
"Age UK is working hard to change this, and by supporting their 'No one should have no one to turn to' campaign you can help them to be there for older people who might have no one else."
These are just three charities with volunteers who are striving to help people at their lowest ebb. But there are many other ways in which people can make a difference at Christmas and the rest of the year.
How you can help others at Christmas - or any time of the year
Useful links and numbers:
Homeless charity Shelter has a range of ways to volunteer. See england.shelter.org.uk/support_us/volunteer.
The Trussell Trust runs a network of over 420 foodbanks, which work out of more than 1,200 centres across the UK. See www.trusselltrust.org/get-involved/.
Barnardo's is the UK's largest children's charity. See www.barnardos.org.uk/get-involved.
Age UK Advice Line can be reached on 0800 055 6112 from 8am to 7pm daily. See www.ageuk.org.uk/get-involved/ for more.
The Samaritans are available anytime by ringing 116 123. See www.samaritans.org/volunteer-us for more.
The Salvation Army has centres all over the country. It is on the lookout for help all year round. See www.salvationarmy.org.uk/volunteer-for-us.


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Schroders Quickview: Service sector drives steady US jobs growth
The robust labour market has long been a plus point for the US economy. The likelihood of a rate hike in the coming months now rests on improvements in manufacturing – which may be turning a corner – and consumption.
Steady growth
The US economy continues to generate steady job growth despite the slowdown in economic activity.
The latest employment report showed non-farm payrolls1 increasing by 215,000 in March, slightly faster than market expectations, but in line with the three-month average.
The unemployment rate ticked up to 5% as the participation rate increased as more people entered the workforce.
There was a pick-up on the month in hourly wage growth which kept the rate at 2.3% year-on-year and total hours worked also increased.
Meanwhile, the service sector continued to be the engine of job growth led by leisure and hospitality, education and health, and retail.
By contrast, job losses in manufacturing accelerated with the sector losing 29,000 workers last month.
On a more encouraging note, construction recorded another healthy increase in employment, no doubt reflecting better weather but underpinned by the ongoing recovery in the sector.
So, an employment report that reinforces many of the trends which have been in place so far this year.
Impervious to pain
The labour market seems impervious to the slowdown in activity: after real GDP growth of 1.7% in the fourth quarter of last year, the Atlanta Fed is currently estimating first quarter growth at less than 1% annualised.
Both figures are below estimates of trend growth and yet firms continue to recruit and there has been no real rise in the unemployment rate.
In our view, the explanation lies with the shift toward more labour intensive services alongside a loss of jobs in the capital intensive energy sector.
This would help explain why the slowdown in profits has not significantly hit hiring (it is concentrated in energy) and more broadly why productivity has slowed.
It is difficult to see the Federal Reserve being moved by this report.
The healthy labour market has been one of the plus points for the US for some time, so for our view of a rate rise in June to play out we would need to see some of the economy's weaker areas performing more strongly.
In this respect there is some evidence that manufacturing is turning the corner: although the latest purchasing managers' index was flat, the Institute for Supply Management (ISM) index picked up led by a strong bounce in new orders.
We now need to see some stronger activity from the consumer side where spending has disappointed of late despite the low rate of inflation and health of the labour market.
1. Nonfarm payroll employment is a compiled name for goods, construction and manufacturing companies in the US. It does not include farm workers, private household employees, or non-profit organization employees.↩


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For the serious home theater enthusiast, the concept of a home theater PC is very attractive for those who want to store all of their media in one spot and utilize it to consume the rapidly growing library of web based, high definition video. Unfortunately, interacting with a HTPC has been reliant on a wireless keyboard / mouse setup or HTPC remotes that lack in complete functionality for navigation. Enter the Navigator from GlideTV, a small device that is a hybrid of the keyboard and mouse.
The GlideTV Navigator isn't designed as a replacement for a home theater remote in the Logitech Harmony series, but rather for a broader form of control on the PC, Mac and Playstation 3. The company has dubbed it a "couch mouse", probably the most accurate description of the Navigator. It also looks nothing like a conventional remote, a diamond black casing with a rounded bottom for a comfortable feel in the palm of your hand. The unconventional design makes it the proverbial black sheep in my line of home theater remotes, but it's still an attractive design.
The Navigator is encased in black glossy plastic and it rests on the similar charging station when not in use. The top of the Navigator has a smooth surface for a touchpad, surrounded by 8 clickable buttons that are mapped to functions on your keyboard. Above the touchpad, there are volume controls at the top of the remote, a power button to the left and a search button to the right. The volume button has a mute capability and the search button can also search other video sites such as Hulu, Netflix or Youtube as well as music / photo sites.
There are also track selections and play / pause buttons at the bottom of the remote. The orange button that's specific to the Navigator opens up a custom UI created by GlideTV. It's a simple screen that allows you to quickly launch applications like Media Center, Skype, VLC, Xbox Media Center, Firefox, etc… You can also go directly to your favorite websites without having to type in the address over and over in the bookmarks section.
Setting up the remote for the first time is pretty simple. After charging it up, connect it to your HTPC (or other media device) via USB and select the profile you want (PC, Mac, PS3). You can also choose between two touchpad settings, Relative or Absolute. Relative is just like a touchpad on a laptop, simply moving the cursor based on your sliding movement anywhere on the pad. Absolute moves the cursor to the spot where your finger lands on the pad and you can slide it around from there. For instance, if you put your finger on the top right corner, the cursor will jump to that position on the screen and you slide it around from there. After setup, connect the USB dongle to your component and it will communicate automatically with the Navigator via the 2.4 GHz wireless signal.
The learning curve of the remote can be steep, mostly due to the 8 buttons around the touchpad. There are no labels on the buttons, so you have to memorize their functionality based on when you are operating. There's also no was to reassign the buttons to different functions. Navigating directions is simple enough, but trying to remember what closes a application or clicks to the next page can be frustrating.
Opposite from the way Logitech has pushed us to simplicity with the Harmony series, the GlideTV Navigator requires an investment of time in reading the manual and memorizing how the buttons work. Once you do learn the functions, navigating around a HTPC can be a breeze. Not surprisingly, the PS3 controls are actually the simplest to learn. Four of the main buttons act as the Triangle, Circle, Square and X keys on the PS3 controller and the shoulder triggers are mapped to the corner buttons.
The range of the Navigator makes it perfect for anyone with a custom built home theater. I was getting immediate feedback from 15 to 20 feet away and it really didn't start to wane until I was about 30 feet away in another room. The rechargeable battery performed well during my tests and I never found myself without a charge, even after leaving it off the charger a few days in a row. I also never had a problem with the Navigator losing the pairing with the USB dongle, despite multiple bootups over the weeks.
The GlideTV software basically attempts to solve the most glaring issue, the fact that you can't get away from the keyboard. With quick navigation buttons to the most popular media consumption sites, you can almost get away from the painfully slow on-screen keyboard. It's much quicker to pair the Navigator with a wireless keyboard, even though it's attempting to remove that need. If there was anything I'd like to see in the next version of the Navigator, it would be Bluetooth support and a way to label the buttons based on their current functionality (a small LCD screen perhaps). Bluetooth would be helpful for systems in which a dongle sticks out like a sore thumb or components with limited USB ports to begin with.
For just under $100, the GlideTV Navigator can be a really attractive option for home theater PC owners that are looking to lose the keyboard / mouse setup for a sexier, more streamlined approach to the convoluted options in PC navigation. That being said, learning how to get the most out of the Navigator (and teaching the family) is much tougher than it should be. I would pick up the Navigator if you are currently unhappy with your current HTPC controls and are looking for a solid web browsing remote. Those who use a Playstation 3 for their primary Blu-ray player will likely prefer this control to the official Sony remote as well.


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Twilio SMS API MASTER RECORD
Twilio provides a simple hosted API and markup language for businesses to quickly build scalable, reliable and advanced voice and SMS communications applications. Twilio provides a telephony infrastructure web service "in the cloud", enabling web programmers to integrate real-time phone calls into their applications. Twilio's simple Pay-As-You-Go pricing model means customers pay for capacity only when they need it, not before. Voice applications written on Twilio's cloud solution scale transparently, eliminating programming, operational and contractual headaches frequently associated with rapid growth or traffic spikes. The SMS API allows users to send and receive SMS messages from their applications. The API can implement short code technology to allow both faster and higher volume sms messaging. Example uses of the API include sending customers automatic SMS messages, multi-factor authentication and interactive polling. The API uses a RESTful interface.


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Los Angeles, Calif. – March 13, 2012 – Codemasters® will remain the home of official FORMULA ONE games with the confirmation that it has extended its partnership with Formula One World Championship Limited in a further multi-year agreement to develop and publish multiple titles for video game consoles, personal computers, mobile devices and online platforms.
Bernie Ecclestone, Formula One group CEO, said, "Codemasters has created some of the best and most successful FORMULA ONE games to date. We and the teams work closely with them and look forward to creating more award winning games together in the future."
Rod Cousens, CEO of Codemasters said, "We got off to a strong start with FORMULA ONE but we harbour ambitions to do much more. FORMULA ONE is in the front of our minds at Codemasters and we give it the focus and attention it deserves. We have established close links across the sport and they know that, in Codemasters, they have a great partner."
"We remain ambitious with our plans and want to take the series forward. We want to take it to new geographies, make it available on new platforms, to new audiences. We are taking FORMULA ONE to a new online platform this spring and our portfolio will be extended with a FORMULA ONE experience that will address a younger video game audience later in 2012. Our teams are hard at it, creating world class FORMULA ONE games across multiple genres for players irrespective of location or gaming platform and now, for many years to come."
Codemasters will continue to produce the official FORMULA ONE game for worldwide release; development will remain with the BAFTA award-winning studio team at Codemasters Birmingham. The FORMULA ONE portfolio will be expanded with F1 ONLINE THE GAME™, a free-to-play online management and racing game, which will go live this spring. An additional and all-new FORMULA ONE experience for a family audience is due this holiday season with details to be announced.


text: Every year the Japanese Information Architects publish a new Web Trend Map, modelled on the design of the Zokyo Metro Map. It shows the 333 most influential domains and the 111 most influential people in the world wide web. The domains are evaluated according to the number of clicks, the time of existance and the company who owns it. The position of the domain on the map depends on its sort of influence. Twitter for example is situated in Shibuya, one of the hippest places in Tokyo.


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With a runner on third in the second inning of this afternoon's game, Jhoulys Chacin got a little too casual snatching at the return throw from his catcher. He deflected the ball into the precise no-man's-land between the mound and second, and Juan Francisco scampered home with Atlanta's first run. The Rockies' four-man rotation apparently leaves one fewer off-day for fielding practice.
Also, I have no idea how you score this.
Update, 3:10 p.m.: And, of course, this was the only run of the ballgame.
Jack Dickey contributed reporting to this story.


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Jenji Kohan, of Weeds and Orange is the new Black fame, has her next project lined up — and we're really, really excited about it. The Hollywood Reporter just broke the news that Kohan's next project is a Salem Witch Trial period piece for HBO. It's like all our favorite things in one sentence.
The untitled project will pair Kohan with Bruce Miller (Alphas, Eureka) and Tracy Miller; Kohan and Miller will also executive produce. This will be the second new genre show on HBO including after the rapture drama series The Leftovers.


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MINNEAPOLIS, MN--(Marketwired - August 11, 2017) - Jefferson Lines is excited to announce expansion of their intercity bus service to Winnipeg, Manitoba starting August 16, 2017. This new international route will stop at the Winnipeg James Armstrong Richardson International Airport providing bus travelers convenient connections to bus and air service across Canada. Key cities along the new route include Minneapolis, MN, Fargo, ND, Grand Forks, ND and Sioux Falls, SD will connect travelers to Winnipeg. Jefferson Lines is known for providing reliable and affordable transportation and for this new route every schedule will have some ticket prices starting as low as $10.00 USD.
"Jefferson's long history of servicing communities with convenient and affordable transportation is the foundation of our company. Adding the historic town of Winnipeg to our extensive network of thousands of communities gives our customers even more options for their travel needs," states Steve Woelfel, President of Jefferson Lines. "We are committed to growing our extensive network to meet the needs of our travelers."
"There are no two countries more integrated -- economically, culturally, historically -- than Canada and the United States," says Canada's Minneapolis-based Consul General, Khawar Nasim. "Already, over 400,000 people cross the U.S.-Canada border each and every day, and I'm thrilled that there is now another way for Americans to reach Canada. This new route will enable the continued flourishing of people-to-people ties between our countries. Winnipeg is a great city, and 2017, Canada's 150th birthday, is a wonderful time to visit!"
Jefferson buses come equipped with comfortable reclining seats, individual climate control, power outlets and free Wi-Fi in the United States. The company strives to ensure that their passengers have the best experience possible while traveling by motorcoach, and the addition of these international routes are indicative of their efforts.
About Jefferson Lines:
Jefferson Lines is one of the largest and most established motorcoach operators in the country being founded in 1919. Jefferson provides cross-state transportation throughout America's Heartland serving thousands of communities. Our area of service expands over 13 states from Wisconsin to Montana and Minnesota to Texas, serving over 4000 locations across the United States, Canada, and Mexico.
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ZAGREB, Croatia, Feb. 5 (UPI) -- Fifth-seeded Martin Klizan advanced but No. 7-seeded Grigor Dimitrov was ousted Tuesday in first-round play of the PBZ Zagreb Indoors in Croatia.
Klizan needed three sets to get by Matteo Viola 4-6, 7-6 (8-6), 6-1. Klizan fought off nine of 10 break points in the third set and pulled off four breaks in the set.
He won 63 percent of the points in the set off Viola's serve after taking about 40 percent of the points when receiving serve in the first two sets.
Dimitrov lost a match in which he didn't see a break point. However, he didn't have a break opportunity, either, as Ivo Karlovic came away a 7-6 (7-3), 7-6 (7-3) winner over Dimitrov.
Servers won more than 79 percent of the points in the match. Karlovic edged ahead in the first-set tiebreaker and went up 6-0 in the second in advancing.
Grega Zemlja stopped Ilija Bozoljac 6-7 (5-7), 7-6 (7-4), 6-2 and earned a second-round berth against top-seeded Marin Cilic.
Philipp Petzschner's 7-5, 6-2 win over Mate Pavic put him into a match against No. 2-seeded Andreas Seppi.
Other winners Tuesday were Blaz Kavcic, Igor Sijsling, Lukas Rosol and Somdev Devvarman.


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|Green Bay Press-Gazette
"Conduct Rites for Lt. E. Cayemberg, Korean War Victim
Special to Press-Gazette
NAHMA, Mich. - Final rites for Lt. Edward Cayemberg, Korean war victim, were held recently at the St. Andrews Catholic church here. The Rev. O'Neil Durmore performed the rites, assisted by Father Melicam and Father Saciotte, and burial was in the Ensign cemetery.
Lt. Cayemberg was born May 4, 1929, in Pulaski and later moved to ensign with his parents. He was killed in action in Korea on July 29, 1950, while serving as a navigator on a B-26.
Sgt. Robert Cayemberg flew from Germany to escort his brother's body home and another brother, Sgt. Earl Cayemberg, has returned from Korea for the rites and is visiting a sister, Mrs. Albert Gouin, 817 E. Walnut street, Green Bay.
Among those attending the rites was the 82-year-old grandmother of the deceased, Mrs. Eli Cayemberg of Pulaski, who came with Walter Cayemberg, also of Pulaski. Attending from Tonet were Mrs. Eli Cravillion and Elmer Guillette.
From Green Bay were Mr. and Mrs. M. J. Cayemberg, Frank Cayemberg, Mr. and Mrs. Pat Cayemberg, Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Moureau and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Moureau, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fellows, Mrs. Russell Anderson, Mr. and Mrs. Albert Gouin and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gouin. Mr. and Mrs. William Kranzuoch of Appleton also attended."
Hand-dated, July 29, 1950, Green Bay Press-Gazette


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Hillary is Not Newsworthy, Opines Prof. Jeff McCall '76
July 19, 2014
In Jeff McCall's view, "Television is oversaturating the 'news' agenda with countless updates about everything Hillary Clinton." The professor of communication at DePauw University examines that coverage in his latest newspaper op-ed.
In a piece published in the Indianapolis Star and other papers across America, Dr. McCall writes, "Hillary is the political personality who needs no last name to be identified. She currently holds no elected office and has yet to declare her intention to campaign for one. Still, television news can't contain itself from constantly reporting about her. This has been going on for months, even though Hillary left her post as secretary of state a year and a half ago."
McCall, a 1976 DePauw graduate who authored the book Viewer Discretion Advised: Taking Control of Mass Media Influences, continues, "The Hillary perspective comes up on virtually every news angle, from Supreme Court rulings to the Middle East to immigration. If Hillary had an opinion on LeBron James' return to Cleveland or Justin Bieber's anger management program, that would be the lead story on Fox News or MSNBC."
The professor cites statistics from the middle of February which showed "that the major cable news channels devoted 94 segments about Hillary in one week, totaling over 400 minutes of coverage ... On a single Sunday in mid-May, as Mediaite reports, Hillary's name was mentioned 98 times on the Sunday morning network interview shows. The main problem with such Hillary-mania is that every second of air time devoted to Hillary means that something else is not getting covered. A television-generated Hillary news agenda distracts the citizenry with 'news' about a non-newsmaker at the expense of real issues that current government leaders should be doing something about. The overdone discussion of Hillary also draws anti-Hillary partisans into the arena, allowing people like GOP operative Karl Rove to play medical doctor and speculate about Hillary's health."
Professor McCall sees "insufficient reasons to justify such out-of-proportion focus on a politician who, even if she runs for president, is still more than two years from election day ... Hillary obsession is harmful to the nation in that it lures news consumers into speculative focus on what might happen years into the future. Instead, the media should be leading a public dialogue about issues in the here and now. This principle should also apply to Jeb Bush, another former politician who holds no office. He occasionally gets news attention as a possible presidential candidate, too, but just not in the volume Hillary does."
He concludes, "Television news coverage should focus on current officeholders, holding them accountable to solve the nation's immediate problems."
Access the complete essay at IndyStar.com.
A former journalist, Jeffrey M. McCall serves as faculty sponsor to the University's student radio station, WGRE and is regularly called upon to discuss media matters in major publications. He was quoted earlier this month in an Arizona Republic feature and authored a recent opinion column on cable television's billing practices. The professor was also cited recently in the Los Angeles Times and USA Today.
Source: Indianapolis StarBack


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The 1981 Canada Cup marked a changing of the guard on both sides of the Atlantic.
The Soviets were rebuilding following their shocking loss to the United States at the 1980 Lake Placid
Olympics. Only half of the Soviet team that so convincingly defeated Team NHL at the 1979 Challenge Cup
returned for the Canada Cup. The Soviets found suitable replacements by introducing the KLM line with
Vladimir Krutov, Igor Larionov, and Sergei Makarov at forward and Alexei Kasatonov and Viacheslav Fetisov on
defense. The unit would become the key to Soviet hockey throughout the 1980's, and especially the 1981 Canada
Canada went with a young line-up for the 1981 Canada Cup, most notably featuring a young Wayne Gretzky and
a very young defense including two-year pro Ray Bourque. Czechoslovakia also introduced many young players,
but without the desired results.
Much was expected from the Swedes, but a lacklustre showing did not impress a relentless Swedish press.
The Finns and Americans iced improved teams, but were still not quite in the class of the other nations.
Canada would prove to be the best team in the round robin. Backed by the high scoring "Dream
Line" of Gretzky, Guy Lafleur and Gilbert Perreault, the Canadians had an unparalleled offense. Team
Canada went 4-0-1 to take first place and face Bob Johnson's Team USA in the semi final playoffs. Meanwhile,
the Soviets finished second in the round robin, which earned them a first round showdown with their
archrivals from Czechoslovakia.
Relatively easy victories for Canada and the Soviet Union set up the much-anticipated showdown between Canada
and the Soviet Union. Not since the 1972 Summit Series had these two nations faced off on a scale of such
magnitude. While many of the names had changed, the rivalry only heightened.
One name that had not changed was Vladislav Tretiak. The ultimate Canadian nemesis shut down Canada in the
winner-takes-all one game finale, as the Soviets handed Canada its worst defeat in Canadian hockey history.
Canada, having handled the USSR 7-3 in the round robin, was clearly over confident. Gretzky's line, minus an
injured Perreault, was frustrated and held off of the score sheet. Meanwhile Sergei Shepelev (3 goals) and
Larionov (2 goals) led the way for the Russians, solving goalie Mike Liut en route to an 8-1 victory,
capturing the 1981 Canada Cup.
Mike Bossy (CAN)
Gilbert Perreault (CAN)
Sergei Shepelev (USSR)


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We're racing again, this fine Sunday morning in South Carolina, and a couple of cars that seemed out for the duration are back in action!
The Tunachuckers were up late fixing their toasted engine compartment (thankfully, they brought many spare parts), and after a full rewiring job, carburetor repair, and a lucky brake hose find (the fire started when a brake hose burst and sprayed the exhaust manifold), they're back out there. Meanwhile, the Milano team spent all day and all night getting their engine back together- not bad by Alfa standards- and they're now roaring around the track. Things are about to get very, very hectic in the penalty box, so I need to go dispense some justice; check in this afternoon for possible updates.


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Zane Tankel, the CEO of Applebee's New York Franchise, Apple-Metro, is so dedicated to not spending money on his employees that he's refusing to hire anyone new. Why? Because he might have to provide them health care.
Under the Affordable Care Act, a business of 50 people or more must provide a health care option for its employees by 2014. The 40 Applebee's restaurants in New York employ hundreds of people, and Tankel believes providing them with health insurance plans will be too costly. In an appearance on Fox Business News, the CEO said he won't be able to hire new people because of the law, and even floated the idea of layoffs:
TANKEL: We've calculated it will be some millions of dollars across our system. So what does that say — that says we won't build more restaurants. We won't hire more people — exactly the opposite of what the President says.
HOST: Do you feel under pressure to move to a more part-time workforce, as other restaurants are doing because of Obamacare?
TANKEL: The model's been set. I'm sure all our people are watching this right now, so I don't want to make any commitments one way or another. I just want to say we're looking at it, we're evaluating it, if it's possible to do without cutting people back, I'm delighted to do it. But that also rolls back expansion, it rolls back hiring more people, and in a best-case scenario we only shrink the labor force minimally.
Watch it:
Watch the latest video at video.foxbusiness.com
It is virtually impossible that a company the size of Applebee's will be able to avoid providing health care in the long-term — and it's not really in their interest, either. Studies have shown that a company that provides health care has a higher retention rate for its employees, reports more employee satisfaction, and draws the best employees to the job.
And although providing his employees with affordable health insurance doesn't seem to be a priority for Tankel, they likely have no other options when it comes to accessing health care. Many low-wage workers in the restaurant industry often don't qualify for Medicaid because they earn salaries that are just barely over the threshold, but they also don't make enough to be able to afford insurance on the private market.


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How to Fire Your Boss
"And then, you won't believe what my boss said after that," continued the young woman, replaying the painful scene in her head. "He said I'm one of the weakest marketers he's ever known. He said 'You could be excellent with my coaching, but we've got a long way to go.' This has been going on for four years. He told me I'm stupid and lazy. He gave me a five percent raise, though. This guy is crazy! Who insults you and gives you a raise?"
Indeed, said the voice in my mind. Who works for a crazy guy like that, year after year? I decided to stay silent. "He calls me on the weekends to give me assignments that he's just made up in his head, on the golf course or whatever," the young woman continued. "The deadline for these made-up assignments is always First Thing Monday Morning." And you don't say Jack about it, and complete the assignments like a good girl, I added in my mind. "He tells me I'm an idiot and if he weren't so interested in my development, he'd fire me," she went on. And you stay, said a voice in my brain.
"What do you think you'll do?" I finally asked her. "I don't know," she said. "My boss says maybe next year he'll pay for my grad school."
Ay carumba, I thought, and wandered off to find some hot tea. The oldest story in the world: I hate my situation, it's awful, have you ever heard of anything so crazy? followed by But it's okay, I guess; I'll stay.
It's a conspiracy, a mutual agreement not to tell the truth and not to own up to anything. The boss loves to torment people and keep them guessing, so he surrounds himself with people like the young woman who are willing to put up with that treatment. That's a dysfunctional system with its own sick logic. The young woman gets to feel aggrieved and tell strangers about it. She gets the occasional pat on the head between the slings and arrows. The boss gets to feel like a wise mentor and shrewd businessman who brings out the best in people. What could I do to help either of them? What could you do, or anyone? They like things the way they are, clearly – since no one is moving a muscle to change the toxic relationship.
How many times have you heard the refrain, "Aiii, my boss, s/he's awful" and how many times have you wondered, or even asked an unhappy friend, "Then why do you stay?" Change is hard, it's true. Thirty years ago as a teenager at an est training, I heard the adage "The reward for solving a problem is that you get a new problem." Sometimes it's easier — notice I didn't say healthier — to stick with the devil you know. At least in that scenario, you get to complain about your evil boss and have people feel sorry for you.
You can change your job any time, and you can change your career. You can strike out on a new path. There is nothing in your way except the fear of taking the steps, and that fear diminishes as you take control of your career. Why are there so many entrepreneurs all over the place? Lots of them were in untenable situations, woke up one day and said "Wait a minute! Why am I putting up with this bullshiz?" Others had only wonderful mentors and bosses, but nonetheless said "I want to do things my own way." That's the American way, in fact. When did we all get addicted to the Kool-Aid that gets us believing we can't make our own way, make our own choices, and keep a roof over our head?
You can fire your boss any time. If you don't like your job, you can launch a stealth job search this weekend. What's stopping you? It's hard to find a job, this job is close to home, but I've been here so long — those are all excuses, and you know that. They're reasons not to grow, not to explore, not to take the reins for your own life and career. How much could an employer pay you to shut off your trusty gut-brain and pretend to be someone you're not? Whatever that sum is, I guarantee you're not earning that much right now.
Here are ten steps to take as you think about grabbing the reins for your career and making your own choices. None of them is rash or hasty or involves any grand breakroom proclamation. In fact, every one of these ten steps is quiet and thoughtful. If you do these ten things, you won't be so stressed out about abuse at work or unhappiness with your job. You'll know that you can get another job whenever you want. You won't be a victim of circumstance, but the architect of your own career.
Ten Steps to Taking the Reins for Your Career
1) Get a journal. Write in it every day or every couple of days. Start with this question: what do I want, while I'm on this planet? Don't limit yourself to what you think is possible or what you've always heard was practical. It's a journal, made for dreams and visions. Go ahead and put yours down, in writing.
2) Take stock of your life and career so far. Download our Path exercise to help you with that. Start at childhood, asking yourself, Where have I been? What have I learned? Write down your memories and "Aha!"s from school, from your past jobs, and from the personal events (marriage/birth/moves/etc.) in your life that have shaped you. You won't be in control of your situation until you understand where you've come from, and how those experiences have contributed to who you are today.
3) Draw a simple Venn diagram with three intersecting circles. In one circle, write a list of things you love to do – at work or elsewhere. In the second circle, write a list of things you're good at – not just on the job, but in your life in general, from tinkering with machines to gardening to playing the flute. Leave the third circle in the Venn diagram blank. We'll get to that in the next bullet.
4) Label the third circle in your Venn diagram What the Market Will Pay For. The third circle is the place where we learn what you bring to the talent marketplace that is in enough need employers will pay for it. Don't worry, right now, whether that means a full-time gig or 1099 consulting. That's a practical matter to address later. For now, we just want to know what you do well and love to do that employers and other clients will pay for.
5) To get the answer to that question, jump over to Indeed.com, the jobs aggregation site. Use terms from the first two circles in your Venn diagram – things you're good at, and things you love to do – and plug them into the Indeed.com search box labelled What. (The Where box is for your location – Atlanta, Denver, etc.).
6) Use your search terms and your location to scout Indeed.com for job openings with employers who are looking for the things you already love to do and do well. You may be surprised at what you find! If you think your conflict-resolution skills are going to waste in your IT job, take heart – tons of IT employers crave IT people who do the people stuff well. The world is changing. If your current boss doesn't get you, undoubtedly there are other managers who will.
7) Download this Altitude exercise to integrate what you learned completing the Path and the Venn diagram exercises. Now you have a sense of where you've been, and know a little about what the marketplace will pay for among your many skills and talents. Now you've got a bit of altitude on your situation. Download this Altitude exercise to keep the momentum going!
8) You'll see that the Altitude exercise has three sections. The topmost one is the Cloud level. That's the level where you're looking down at your own life and career from a lofty height, as though you were floating on a cloud. You can see where you've been. Where do you want to go next? How would you construct the rest of your path, from today through the end of your life?
9) The next level on the Altitude exercise is labelled Hilltop. This is the planning level. Think of a military general standing on a hilltop, looking at the troops on the ground. How will you take your vision, from the Cloud level, and make it real? What are the moves you need to make, to get where you're headed?
10) The bottom level of the Altitude exercise is the Ground level. This is where things happen. This is where you put one step in front of the other, guided by your Cloud-level view of your situation and your Hilltop-level planning. What will you do next? Could it be one of these action steps?
– Update your resume (check out our Human-Voiced Resume example, in that case!)
– Start networking more actively than you've been doing
– Join Toastmasters and start speaking in public, to grow your confidence and your presentation skills
– Get unstuck from a confusing, frustrating place — in that case grab our unsticking tool here!
– Surmount the idea "I'm too old to change my situation" that is holding you back (here's our over-fifty toolkit)
– Learn how to shift out of "Here are my skills, your Majesty" mode to active job-seeking with our Pain Letter(TM) approach, or
– Drop an old, rusty frame that convinced you you can't do what you love and make money at it? (This story might help with that!)
– Get comfortable with the idea of job interviewing, no matter how long it's been since the last time (here's a story about that)
It's a new day. We aren't drones who are doomed to stay on hopeless, helpless hamster wheels until we drop in our tracks. We get to design our futures, and the fact that you've read this far tells me you are ready to dive in. This is the moment! The people — your crazy boss, for example — who don't get you, also don't deserve you. Where will your flame get to grow to its full height? I can't wait to hear.


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Here they are! The final wrap up of the Project Live Your Life winners! Read on to see what makes each one of our winners I'MPERFECT in their AEO denim!
Here we go! I'MPERFECT in my #AEOJEANS because…
Day 12 Winners:
Megan: They have a fit and wash for every style, so I can be comfortable being me everyday!
Paola: They give me comfort and are also perfect for all-day combining it with what I like.
Steph: They're effortlessly chic.
Rachel: They help me stand out in a world that wants you to be like everyone else!
Day 13 Winners:
Apple: #AEOJEANS allow me to be shameless like the sun.
Leah: They're the perfect fit for all of my adventures!!
Mellissa: Style meets comfort.
Kim: They make me feel so good, I radiate positive energy.
Erika: Summer is made for adventures and exploring and so are my AE summer shorties!
Kirsten: They help me embrace my curves and feel confident in my own skin.
Day 14 Winners:
Cindy: They allow me to express myself, and there's nothing more beautiful than being yourself.
Jade Nicole: They always allow me to be creative and comfy.
Alieai: No matter what style I decide to wear, I can always be myself.
Payton: I always look stylish and cute with them on.
Abby: Once you find the perfect fit for you, you never want to take them off
Day 15 Winners:
Evan: I feel so comfortable in them I wear them to bed.
Carolyn: They're the perfect mix of style and comfort for a relaxing weekend!
Amanda: They're the only jeans that fit me length wise and allow me to be comfortable with my height
Aisha: They are perfectly distressed and fit just right.
Stephanie: That's the way they make me feel.
Tell us your favorite style of #AEOJEANS in the comments below!