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#FreeLove Posters and AvatarSubmitted by exiledsurfer on Tue, 2013-10-29 17:44.
Keep Your Eyes On The Ball, an @exiledsurfer remix (right click image to download)
Lauri Love has been arrested in the UK for allegedly hacking into US military computer systems, including:
Army Corps - Engineer Research and Development Center
U.S. Army – Network Enterprise Technology Command
U.S. Army – Army Contracting
U.S. military – Plans and Analysis Integration Office
U.S. Department of Defense – Missile Defense Agency
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Love is not a game. Use Protection. an @exiledsurfer remix (right click image to download)
All You Need Is Love, an @exiledsurfer remix (right click image to download)
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#FreeLove Poster by @exiledsurfer (right click image to download)
For more art by @exildedsurfer, click here.
The Anonfather, an @exiledsurfer remix feat. Anonymous SabuSubmitted by exiledsurfer on Tue, 2013-10-22 11:25.
The Anonfather, an @exiledsurfer remix. (click image to enlarge or download)
Anonymous Sabu is back in the Twews, supposedly hacking the @Anon_Central account, according to @VinceInTheBay which of course is a bunch of faggotry. Another AnonCentral tweet along these lines inspired the above remix.
Interestingly a pastebin of a chat from 2011 between Sabu and Presstorm Jamie appeared in my timeline yesterday, where Presstorm Jamie tells Sabu that Alexa D'Obrien is a nutcase, and 'burned both me and exiledsurfer'. Well, isnt that the pot calling the kettle black? Two snitches discussing what happened between two people who are anything but Anonymous - Me and Alexa. I assume what Jamie is referring to is me having been working together with Alexa at Wikileaks Central when she Started @USDayOfRage, which later morphed with Occupy Wall Street. (Yes, i was an early author at WLCentral, as was @Asher_Wolf - both of us were 'pushed out'. @kgosztola had started his stellar career there as well, landing a job with The Nation's @GregMitch, and later moving to FireDogLake as @FDLDissenter.)
At the time Alexa conceived of US Day of Rage (the name came from the first Egyptian Revolution's Day of Rage) she and i were working simultaneously on a project called Tethr with @huslage and Alexa was stretched pretty thin with her time. She decided to focus on USDayOfRage, and we parted ways amiably. In no way was i 'burned' by Alexa. We also worked on vivantleakers.org together, and Alexa went on to document the historical Bradley Manning Kangaroo Court. Her Transcripts are appearing in a book illustrated by another mate of mine, Clark Stoekley of @WikileaksTruck fame.
I had done the original logo and posters promoting US Day Of Rage, and Alexa was concerned about copyright claims that i might make, and stopped using the artwork. In no way did she 'burn me'. At the time, Alexa was remaining in the background, not announcing her affiliation with starting the USDOR identity, because she did not want it to be about her as a person. There were many concerns in those days about infiltration and government monitoring as well, and Alexa's concerns (some would have said at that time, paranoia) turned out to be true. All kinds of government agencies were tracking what Alexa and Occupy Wall Street were doing. Of course that made me 'guilty by association'. It is no secret that my artwork is censored in gov't networks, nor that i am on all kinds of 'dissident lists' for making artwork about different 'revolutionary movements'...
Anyway, back to the Puppetmaster (lol) and snitch, Anonymous Sabu. At the time of Jamie and Sabu's chat, Lulzsec was at the end of The Summer of Lulz, and none of us knew (but some suspected) that Sabu had been compromised, and I was doing a lot of artwork about Lulzsec. Sabu approached me to do a new Avatar for him, you can read the chatlogs between us here. I later realized that Sabu was already compromised at this point, So it's clear that I was already on the FBI's radar. I was never involved with Lulzsec , or Anonymous for that matter, they were public events that i was commenting on creatively.
As far as Presstorm Jamie is concerned, she was always trying to get me to support Presstorm, asking me to write for the website, and wanting to crosspost my artwork, in an attempt to gain credibility. She always 'felt wrong' to me, instincts which were confirmed as she exploded and took down a bunch of anons with her. Wheels within wheels, and me just an artist communicating with all these people betraying each other, many of them run by the government.
So in a certain sense, Sabu is right - there are sects of Anonymous that are 'puppets on a string', with him as the Anonfather.
Ah, the lulz.
The Boys From Brazil, an @exiledsurfer remix feat. @ggreenwald, David Miranda & Edward #SnowdenSubmitted by exiledsurfer on Tue, 2013-08-20 10:34.
The Boys From Brazil, an @exiledsurfer remix feat. @ggreenwald, David Miranda & Edward #Snowden.
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.@angela_richter's Assassinate Assange Berlin / Vienna TrailerSubmitted by exiledsurfer on Fri, 2013-06-28 19:34.
AA-Vienna-Berlin-Trailer.mp4 from exiledsurfer on Vimeo.
This is the newest 10 minute Trailer Edit of @angela_richter's Assassinate Assange, which includes material from performances in Vienna, and additionaly now, Berlin. The first version is available here.
Previous Wikileaks Bradley Manning related by @exiledsurfer:
Video Interview: Angela Richter, director of 'Assassinate Asange" and cast
Video Interview: Daniel Domscheit-Berg
Video Interview: Adrian Lamo
Video Interview: James Ball
State of the Art Sabotage with Jacob Applebaum
@exiledsurfer on RT Newshour discussing #Snowden's escape to MoscowSubmitted by exiledsurfer on Mon, 2013-06-24 17:42.
Additionally: the first interview i did on RT about whistleblower Edward Snowden
I also suggest you take a look at @thecosmicdiva's "Last Words on the American Dream"
The Stock Market, ExplainedSubmitted by exiledsurfer on Thu, 2013-06-20 10:05.
Once upon a time in a place overrun with monkeys, a man appeared and announced to the villagers that he would buy monkeys for $10 each. The villagers, seeing that there were many monkeys around, went out to the forest, and started catching them. The man bought thousands at $10 and as supply started to diminish, they became harder to catch, so the villagers stopped their effort.
The man then announced that he would now pay $20 for each one. This renewed the efforts of the villagers and they started catching monkeys again. But soon the supply diminished even further and they were ever harder to catch, so people started going back to their farms and forgot about monkey catching. The man increased his price to $25 each and the supply of monkeys became so sparse that it was an effort to even see a monkey, much less catch one.
The man now announced that he would buy monkeys for $50! However, since he had to go to the city on some business, his assistant would now buy on his behalf. While the man was away the assistant told the villagers: "Look at all these monkeys in the big cage that the man has bought. I will sell them to you at $35 each and when the man returns from the city, you can sell them to him for $50 each." The villagers rounded up all their savings and bought all the monkeys.
However, they never saw the man nor his assistant again and once again there were monkeys everywhere.
Now you have a better understanding of how the stock market works.
Watch @thecosmicdiva's "Last Words On The American Dream"Submitted by exiledsurfer on Sun, 2013-06-16 09:43.
@thecosmicdiva throws down her epic original spoken word piece "Last Words on the American Dream" at a summer #bwb hacksession in Riegersburg, Austria, together w/ @wierdpress, @ThomasKrickl, @kewagi, shubin and elise.
Here is an interview with @exiledsurfer talking about the whistleblower Edward Snowden and aspects of the surveillance state on TV station Russia Today.
@exiledsurfer on RT Newshour discussing Snowden & the surveillance stateSubmitted by exiledsurfer on Thu, 2013-06-13 09:59.
Whistling Pigs and Social Media: @exiledsurfer interviews @BenPosch of @StackfmSubmitted by exiledsurfer on Mon, 2013-04-22 06:39.
Whistling Pigs and Social Media: @exiledsurfer interviews Ben Posch of @Stackfm from exiledsurfer on Vimeo.
Sometime last year i was tweeting about drinking a whiskey cola, and this guy named @BenPosch tweeted at me that i had never tasted a good whiskey until i tried a Rye called Whistle Pig. We agreed to meet for a glass (turns out he is an expatriate American living in my current hometown, Vienna), and it never happened. Fast Forward to April 2013, and a new account, @StackFM shows up in my follower list on twitter,calling itself 'a free social network that lets you decide how public or private you want to be'. Being the curious type that i am, i followed them back, and asked 'what's up'. It turns out that it's good ol' Ben Posch that's doin the do. He told me that they were about to launch a crowdfunding to get the project out of the box, so i asked him for an interview - and he reminded me of the Whistle Pig whiskey we agreed to drink together. So, here's a couple of nerds talking about Social Media, and how he and the web got to where we are that makes Stack an interesting startup to watch.
Interested in more @exiledsurfer Interviews?
Video Interview with Rigo Wenning, W3C Legal Counsel avout Aaron Swartz
Video interviews with Jeremey Zimmerman of @laquadrature & Joe Mcnamee of @EDRI_org
Radio Interview: Graph Theory with Meredith L. Patterson and Winston Smith on AnonUKIre Radio
Radio Intierview with Anonymous Tyler user @anon1101101, organizer of #OpAngel Aaron Swartz memorial
Video Interview: Angela Richter, director of 'Assassinate Asange" and cast
Video Interview: Daniel Domscheit-Berg
Video Interview: Adrian Lamo
Video Interview: James Ball
State of the Art Sabotage with Jacob Applebaum
Conversation: Birgitta Jonsdottir
Story: Mike Gogulski, founder of the Bradley Manning Support Network
Chatlogs with @AnonymouSabu
You Got To Fight For Your Right....To PrivacySubmitted by exiledsurfer on Mon, 2013-04-08 16:53.
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NATICK - Emily Dickinson wrote her poems in a second-floor bedroom overlooking her beloved garden. Ernest Hemingway developed his spare style, writing in a Parisian bistro watching life swirl by.
For 20 years, James Whitfield Thomson has been writing short stories, novels and a memoir in cozy nook on the second floor of the Morse Institute Library with a view of the fire station across the street.
Published late last year, his debut novel, "Lies You Wanted to Hear,�� was worth the wait.
The 67-year-old Natick resident has written a compelling story of a recognizable but flawed couple, bound by bad choices and devotion to their children that explores the consequences of their of self-deceptions with insight and irony.
After numerous rejections over the years, Thomson has earned outstanding reviews, accolades from major publications and strong sales approaching 20,000 copies.
"I guess I�m a late bloomer,�� joked Thomson. "I didn�t act on my desire to be a writer until late in my life.��
Regardless of when he bloomed, several major novelists have praised Thomson for examining the complex and conflicting psyches of his husband and wife protagonists with searing honesty.
Bestselling novelist Jodi Picoult called "Lies You Wanted to Hear�� "compulsively readable and stunningly written.�� Thomson�s novel, she wrote, "shows how the tiniest fissure in a relationship might become a canyon. � I�m still not entirely convinced that these characters are fictional. That�s how much they lived a breathed on the page.��
Born in Pittsburgh the son of a dry cleaner, Thomson followed a meandering path that took him to Harvard, Vietnam, academia, parenthood and a successful business career before the reawakening of long-dormant literary aspirations.
After graduating from Harvard University where he majored in English, he served two tours in the Navy as navigator of a 465-foot-long supply ship off the coast of Vietnam before returning home to earn a doctorate in American Studies at the University of Pennsylvania. But following a year teaching at the University of Miami, he soured on the academic life.
"Academics weren�t happy people. It was a lot of smart rats fighting over small cheese,�� he recalled. "I didn�t want to be in that rat race.��
Thomson joined an ultimately successful start-up, Equitrac Corporation, as its second employee and retired 13 years later when his literary aspirations drew him to a quiet carrel in the Morse Library.
Over the last two decades, he wrote two other novels and a memoir that weren�t published and several short stories published to strong reviews.
During that time, Thomson joined a writers group that included Elizabeth Berg and George Packer, mentored by short fiction master, Andre Dubus II who gave him crucial advice he credits for his novel�s success.
"Andre told me to �get my characters talking and in motion and see where they took me.� "Thomson recalled. "He told me, �If your characters don�t surprise you, they won�t surprise your readers.� "
In alternating chapters, Thomson has written his novel in the voices of his principal characters, Matt Drobyshev, a straightforward Boston police officer, and "sexy and enigmatic�� Lucy Thornhill who fall in love after a blind date, marry and have two children.
The story is driven by a fateful choice about those children that changes their lives in irrevocable ways.
From 2006 to 2011, Thomson wrote his novel in the library. Once finished, he spent a year looking for the right publisher before settling on Sourcebooks Landmark that has already published two editions of 22,000 volumes.
Redbook magazine selected it as its "December book pick�� and People magazine and Marie Claire labeled it a "must read.��
His mentor�s son, Andre Dubus III, author of "House of Sand and Fog,�� described "Lies You Wanted to Hear�� as "a rare novel that delves equally and fairly into the hearts and minds of both sexes but that�s what (Thomson) has done in this riveting debut.�� Dubus predicted, "No spouse or parent who picks up this book will be able to put it down. Nor will anyone else.��
Asked why he spent�so many years writing in the library when he lives in a stately Victorian-era farm house, Thomson joked his wife Elizabeth "wanted me out of her hair.��
Readers of this fine, stimulating novel will be hoping she sends him back to the library to complete his next book.
To learn more about Thomson, visit http://jameswhitfieldthomson.com.
Chris Bergeron is a Daily News staff writer. Contact him at email@example.com or 508-626-4448. Follow us on Twitter @WickedLocalArts and on Facebook.
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NATICK - Emily Dickinson wrote her poems in a second-floor bedroom overlooking her beloved garden. Ernest Hemingway developed his spare style, writing in a Parisian bistro watching life swirl by.


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Beyoncé, brand and business
Last week, the Wall Street Journal profiled Beyoncé, the CEO. Naturally she did not speak. Her dad did, though, because, well, nobody listens to him. Full Story
Step aside for Adele
Justin Bieber and One Direction are both releasing new albums on the same day next month, November 13th. So they were supposed to dominate music in November. Supposed to. And then last night, Adele made them totally irrelevant. During The X Factor broadcast in the UK last night, this happened: Adele's new song 😍 pic.twitter.com/zyy0G1oM49 Full Story
Did the Internet ruin Tom Cruise?
Tom Cruise was in Rome today to promote Edge Of Tomorrow. He's doing some kind of whirlwind press tour later this week. London, Paris, New York all in one day. Suzanne sent me an article this morning this morning in support of Cruise, his career, his film choices, and his impact on the industry. Full Story
Selena Gomez went to rehab
And the streak continues… One after another, child star rehab. The latest: Selena Gomez. Her publicists have released a statement: "Selena voluntarily spent time at Meadows but not for substance abuse." According to TMZ though, "it was a combination of problems, including alcohol, pot and prescription Ambien". Full Story
Worried Will
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Is it weird that in the Palace's statement confirming Princess Catherine's pregnancy today, they named the hospital where she's staying? As you can imagine, the paps are camping out there and likely won't move until she's discharged. Kate was apparently at her parent's this weekend when her condition worsened. Full Story
Tom Cruise as Jack Reacher: Mission Impossible?
The Jack Reacher trailer has been released. And what timing too. More on this in a minute... But what's with the music? Just me or does it sound like Mission: Impossible? So Tom Cruise is supposed to be a badass. Righteous. Able to take on several thugs all by himself. And f-ck a broad on the side. Full Story
Shelfy is on Twitter
Jessica Biel is engaged. She will marry Justin Timberlake this summer. And now she's joined Twitter. Shelfy made it official on Monday night, while she was getting ready for the Met Gala, posting a photo of herself on WhoSay (more on this is in a minute) with the caption:I can't zip up my dress. Welcome to my world! #MetBall WhoSayPhotoEmbed. Full Story
From rom-com to action
Kate Hudson and Matt Bellamy went out for a walk today in London. Cute, right? I like her ring more than Jessica Biel's. Kate is expected to start shooting her next film, Everly, in May. She plays a woman hunted down by a gangster who happens to be her former lover. He sends all his top guns to kill her. Full Story
Denzel & Ryan in New York, no Blake
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Denzel Washington, joined by wife Pauletta, and Ryan Reynolds were in New York last night for the premiere of Safe House which opens on Friday. No sign of Blake Lively. Like, not even a "caught entering through a side door" situation. How's this? Somehow Blake and Ryan were found kissing in a small town in Utah. Full Story
Stop this gross
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Two things are grossing me out. Two women are slumming. JLo's oversize basecap worn to the side lover Casper Smart tweeted the other day seemingly in the face of criticism from bitches like me about the fact that she's romancing below her station:Age, status, n opinions of others are irrelevant. Full Story
The Vow is coming
Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum were both in London today to promote The Vow, opening February 10. She looks delicious, right? Love the nude and black heels, how they look against her bare leg. And that dress. And the coat. And, of course, her face. Such a bright, sweet face. Rachel McAdams is irresistible. Full Story


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Colors of Aspiration at Tipton Gallery during Blue Plum Festival
The ETSU Department of Art & Design and the Slocumb Galleries in partnership with the Urban Redevelopment Alliance (URA) present "Colors Of Aspirations: Flag in Contemporary Art" from June 4 to 30, 2014 at Tipton Gallery. The public is invited to view the exhibit during the opening reception on June 6, First Friday from 6 to 8 p.m. and during the Blue Plum Festival Weekend of June 7 & 8 from 1 to 5 p.m.
The participating artists are: Kathy Block, Craig Cheply, Lawrence Danecke, Carrie Dyer, Amber Farley, Rick Harris, Keith Herrin, Jean Hess, Patti Lawrence, Theresa Markiw, Cynthia Marsh, Benedict Oddi, Skip Rohde, Katie Sheffield, Dawn Marie Tipton and Paul Tosh.
The exhibition features works by contemporary artists who employ the symbolic image of the flag to address social issues and its manipulation as visual dialogue. The American flag has been a potent symbol of patriotism as well as powerful icon for social agency. Artists, most prominently Jasper Johns have employed the stars and stripes in various configurations and materials to pursue artistic ambivalence and encourage discussions in the nature of art. The artists in the exhibition continue on this trajectory, some more political inclined, such as printmaker Cynthia Marsh's work, Missouri-based graphic artist Paul Tosh's narratives on diversity posters and Arizona-based artist Craig Cheply's "100% Natural Series" as commentary to issues of race and gender as well as excesses of oil corporations. Similarly, Kingsport-based artist Patti Lawrence's "Made In China" mixed media work made of painted toys and paraphernalia in blue, red and white, puts forward the issues of globalization and capitalism. While Skip Rohde, who was assigned in Afghanistan during his tenure at the state department employed the flag as visual element to his modern 'pieta' of a mother holding her son, a fallen soldier on his 'Meditation on War' series.
Also featured in the exhibition are photographs by Katie Sheffield, Rick Harris and Amber Farley who document civil war reenactments or specific community groups and examine how they employ the flags as representation of their groups' missions. Some of these works are more straightforward, paying homage to the flag or capturing it as a subject as formal exercise like Lawrence Danecke's watercolor. Other works are selected to explore deeper aspirations, employing the flag as an accessible image to convey complex desires and commentaries such as work by Ukrainian-descent artist Theresa Markiw who embodies her indignations of the current war in that region through the colors representing the embattled nation. Parallel to this work is Kathy Block's work on her 'Arab Springs' series.
Knoxville-based artist Jean Hess' earlier work "Native Earth" is a reexamination of the American Indian heritage within the framework of contemporary American society, lamenting the "irony of our culture and political realm". While Carrie Dyer's 'The Great Sadness' is a graphic narrative of loss and mourning, with visual elements pertaining to ecology. Benedict Oddi's drawing entitled 'The Wake of Thought' examines the possibility of utopia and dystopia, employing the patterns of the flag as a formal narrative that "emphasize a disconnection to a tactile reality".
While other artists are exploring the symbolic and emphatic nature of the flag, other artists like Keith Herrin and Dawn Marie Tipton are investigating the image within the context of material transformation, the former using decal while the latter is using tobacco as media.
Though current global trends attempt to blur the significance of nation states, the flag remains a powerful symbol of geographic and cultural identity as it shall continue to have the potential to represent humanity's aspirations as well as providing opportunity for artists to explore its creative possibilities.
The "Colors of Aspirations: Flags in Contemporary Art" will be on view during the Blue Plum Festival weekend on June 7 and 8 from 1 to 5 p.m.. The Tipton Gallery is located at 126 Spring St., Downtown Johnson City. To schedule an appointment for visit, please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call 423.483.3179.
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OXFORD (Reuters) - Animal welfare will become of growing importance for British consumers and restaurant chain McDonald's wants improved standards from its suppliers, the head of the company's UK business said on Friday.
By Nigel Hunt
OXFORD (Reuters) - Animal welfare will become of growing importance for British consumers and restaurant chain McDonald's wants improved standards from its suppliers, the head of the company's UK business said on Friday.
"Animal welfare across the next couple of years will become a mass topic of discussion in the general public," Steve Easterbrook, chief executive officer of McDonald's Restaurants Ltd told delegates at the Oxford Farming Conference.
Easterbrook noted that an upcoming British television documentary to be aired this month was looking at chicken farming and such programs would encourage customers to look more closely at food and at food and farming practices.!ADVERTISEMENT!
McDonald's in Britain has served only free range eggs during the last 10 years and Easterbrook said the company was currently looking at providing canopy cover for chickens to encourage hens to range more.
He said the company also was working to improve pig rearing practices to allow them to behave more naturally so as to reduce tail biting ant to remove the need to routinely dock tails.
"We don't mind paying a fair price for that (higher animal welfare standards) and will pass it on appropriately if we believe it has provided added value (for customers)," he said.
Easterbrook said McDonald's British restaurants had led the move towards improved animal welfare but said such practices would spread across the company's European restaurants.
"I think the UK is to a large degree at the forefront...I do see a number of trends that do emanate in the UK rolling out across Europe," he said.
Easterbrook said the environment was also becoming an important factor in consumer buying preferences with the disposal of food contaminated waste a major challenge.
"There are no recycling companies of any scale in the UK which will collect food contaminated waste for recycling," Easterbrook said.
He said the company was testing an energy from waste scheme in Sheffield, England, under which non recyclable waste is turned into energy to power local homes and public buildings.
"It's clear to us already that the lack of infrastructure for recycling food contaminated waste is a problem the UK needs to get to grips with," he said.
Easterbrook said the company was also facing rising costs which it may have difficulty passing on to customers.
"Feed price rises have combined with energy rises to increase the cost of business considerably," he said.
Easterbrook said the company was generally reluctant to raise prices by more than the rate of inflation.
"We're also entering a period of real uncertainly in the economy generally so people are increasingly sensitive to price...which makes it absolutely the wrong time to pass on price increases," he said.
(Reporting by Nigel Hunt; Editing by Peter Blackburn)


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Desktop publishing, Digital workflows and ICC color management have undeniably contributed to getting the industry closer to these objectives, but without entirely fulfilling them yet.
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Billingsley to have MRI after elbow acts up
SAN FRANCISCO -- Dodgers pitcher Chad Billingsley, currently on the disabled list, cut short a bullpen session at AT&T Park on Tuesday with discomfort in his repaired right elbow and quickly headed back to Los Angeles for an MRI.
Billingsley made eight pitches before shutting down. It is the second setback he's experienced, the other believed to be a scar tissue "pop" in the second inning of his first Minor League rehab assignment with Class A Advanced Rancho Cucamonga eight days ago.
"Not such good news," said manager Don Mattingly. "After eight pitches he felt something in there, felt if he let it go, something was going on. He'll go back to L.A. and get an MRI and find out."
Billingsley underwent Tommy John elbow reconstruction last April and his rehab had gone remarkably smoothly until the scare last weekend.


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MIAMI - A 50-year-old computer technician from McHenry, Ill., made a half-court shot to win $75,000 and a hug from LeBron James.
As part of a contest sponsored by James' foundation, Michael Drysch hit a hook shot from midcourt between periods of Friday's game between the Miami Heat and Detroit Pistons.
James watched from the bench, and when the shot swished in, he happily sprinted toward Drysch and embraced him, and both tumbled to the court.
"Nice way to meet somebody," Drysch said. "I can't believe it."
The long shot was a long shot, especially given Drysch's shooting form.
"When he wound up I was like, 'Oh no, there's no way,'" James said. "When it dropped, that was awesome. I would have probably air-balled that one in that situation."
Drysch said he practiced the shot and made "maybe 1 per cent."
"That was crazy," Heat guard Dwyane Wade said. "The place erupted. It was like it was when we won the finals."
Coach Erik Spoelstra was drawing up a play in front of the Heat bench when Drysch sank his shot.
"I heard the eruption, and I turned and I saw LeBron absolutely tackle him," Spoelstra said.
"I had no idea what was going on. That fan, while he'll love the $75,000, having that on video — LeBron James tackling you at half court in front of 20,000 — I think will be the longer-lasting memory."


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We Bengalis, at least the ones who have seen this tidy little gem, always feel that the film is a handiwork of Ray himself. Though the director's credit is given to Nityananda Datta, the film bears those heavy Ray symbols. The characters have a certain intelligence and subtlety that only Ray would suffuse into them. The music (by Ray again) takes us back to the scenes of Samapti, the comedy is smart and fast. The acting is what we would expect from a Ray masterpiece. Perhaps that is why we love to believe that Ray must have ghost-directed Baksha Badal in al1970. If that is untrue, what a sin it is to the merit of Datta. For, he surely did make a brilliant psychological romance...
The chapter of the switched boxes does not end so easily. Ratna, Pratulya's neighbour and a very sweet girl, pesters him to come and watch their dance drama, Mayar Khela. Initially reluctant, Pratulya jumps at an opportunity to getting to know Amita better when Ratna tells him she is playing the lead protagonist in the drama. He goes to see the play and is obviously smitten by her. Now, Pratulya really has to make his space in her heart, knowing full well that she hates him for the 'box and mustache' episode.
Into the plot comes Sovon (Satindra Bhattacharya), Amita's boyfriend. Though a successful professional, he is always ill-at-ease, low on confidence and is extremely forgetful. He is advised to go and see Pratulya by Amita (is she already finding this psychoanalyst interesting? Why else would she ask her boyfriend to meet this doctor?). On one such meeting Pratulya learns that he is Amita's boyfriend and a near-threat to his romantic quest. So, he pulls up his sleeves and enters the arena for love battle. He crunches numbers, plays with minds and subconscious, takes up the dual role of Pramod Bhattacharya (this Soumitra is oh-so-gorgeous) and saunters into Amita's heart before the girl can even say, "Love".
So, Amita and Sovon grow apart. But the circumstances that distance them are hilarious. Watch Pratulya butter Amita's ego while he also crushes her fake pride as Pramod. He is making this woman his own by arresting her attention with his own inimitable charisma. Amita will soon be head-over-heels in love with this handsome hunk. What a way to fall in love! And what an exciting and unique proposal!
Aparna Sen, I think, is a much better director. Her histrionics are a bit flat. She does play the rich, modern and spoilt Amita but there is a certain stiffness in her performance that is a bit jarring. She is indulged by all in her family and she sometimes does appear very disturbingly vain. She was really young when she starred in this film. Perhaps, she needed more practise before the camera. I wonder how Moushumi Chatterjee would have been for the role?
The film is heavy with special moments. The scenes in Kalimpong are lovely. The comedy, mostly situational, is so pleasurable. There is one uncle who keeps seeing spots before his eyes. And even after Pratulya has treated him to recovery, he keeps seeing them for reasons he knows not of. Incredible!!!
The best part of this 1970 romance is Soumitra Chatterjee. He is a smooth slayer of the hearts!! Initially a serious and successful psychiatrist, his transition to a love-struck young man pursuing his beloved is so striking. But he is not singing and dancing and being loud. His personality always has an air of sobriety. He is refined and educated and always resorts to reasoning. He knows he has an advantage over everybody because he is the mind-reader here. But he never misuses his power. He is strapping and smart. In short, the best Freudian lover for the sometimes silly Amita.


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Eleven challengers begin battling for the Louis Vuitton Cup this year. The winner will have earned the right to fight Alinghi for the America's Cup beginning 23 June.
The occasion has been marked in spectacular fashion today in Port America's Cup, with 32 skydivers tumbling from the sky in a '-100' formation. Another group of parachutists trailed a 32nd America's Cup flag emblazoned with 'D-100'. All landed safely in the middle of the AC Park, the main public area of the venue, where the two trophies - the Louis Vuitton Cup and America's Cup - were on display.
The 32nd America's Cup has featured racing in 12 Louis Vuitton Acts beginning in 2004. But this year, the ultimate season of racing begins. The final Act, featuring all 12 teams begins on 3 April, preceding the start of the decisive Louis Vuitton Cup on 16 April.
'I remember what it was like in 2002, just before the start of the Louis Vuitton Cup, when I was with Alinghi,' said Michel BONNEFOUS, the CEO of the organizing body for the event. 'Today, all 12 teams are feeling a heightened sense of expectation, of pressure and of tension. The years of hard work have been converted into skill and ability beyond what they could have imagined at the start of their campaigns. Their confidence is high and they want to prove what they can do. Beginning 3 April, they'll have that opportunity and over the course of the Louis Vuitton Cup, a champion will emerge.'
The AC Park
Following the 'D-100' celebration, attention turned to the AC Park, which has expanded each season to accommodate the growing events. This year, the AC Park is bigger and better than ever, with over 22 restaurants, bars and cafés, along with dozens of animations, exhibitions, concerts and entertainment activities. An entirely new development, on the South side of the Port America's Cup is open this year.
'The AC Park is the heart of the 32nd America's Cup,' said Paco LATORRE, Communications Director for the event. 'This is where the public can come and see how Valencia has embraced the America's Cup and the sea. The Port America's Cup has changed the city and there is something here of interest for everyone.'
The AC Park is already open, with several restaurants, bars, and exhibitions. Entrance is free. All of the animations, activities, restaurants, bars, and cafés will be running by 1 April, which is 'unveiling day' for the teams, who have to show the two boats they will use over the next three months of competition.The America's Cup Match and Challenger/Defender Series are designated as ISAF Special Events. For more information on the America's Cup, the Louis Vuttion Acts and the teams competing, visit the official America's Cup website - www.americascup.com. For a complete list of all the news about the America's Cup 2007 CLICK HERE.


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New England editorial roundup
The Burlington (Vt.) Free Press, Jan. 24, 2013
The decision by the Department of Defense to lift the military's ban on women serving in combat is, at its most basic level, about equality.
Having to send Americans off to war should not be cause for celebration regardless of who is asked to do the fighting.
The fact is, women have been serving in harm's way for years. The combat ban only served to deny full recognition for the sacrifices women already are making.
In Afghanistan, women have accompanied patrols as medics, military police or as intelligence officers to interact with local women � a situation necessitated by the culture. The female troops did so without being officially part of the combat unit.
Our recent wars have had no clear front lines, meaning even those in "support" roles may find themselves exposed to the threat of enemy fire.
Just ask the women who served in Afghanistan with the Vermont National Guard.
Despite the history of women serving alongside men in hostile territory, the change in policy represents a major cultural shift for the U.S. military.
How big?
The ban on women in combat is being lifted decades after the end of official segregation in our armed forces and even after the end of "don't ask, don't tell," the policy that prevented gays and lesbians from revealing their sexual orientation while serving in the military.
Under the combat ban, women in the military have been shut out from more than 230,000 jobs based solely on their gender.
The ban included assignments to elite combat units that have been an important step for recognition and advancement to the highest ranks.
In today's all-volunteer military, assignments should be based chiefly on desire, qualifications and ability.
There's no denying the male-centric culture that prevails in virtually all things military. A paternalistic reflex might lead to objections about the idea of picturing women in the line of fire. Women are one with the image of the hearth and home men have fought to protect on battlefields.
These are objections built on myth rather than reality.
Lifting the ban will require change, mainly in attitude and outlook both within the military and without. But an explicit recognition of the sacrifices women make on the battlefield will make it all that much harder to dismiss their right to equal treatment throughout society.
People who are unwilling to risk the well-being of soldiers, sailors or Marines on a mission because of their gender might consider whether the mission is worth risking anyone's life in the first place.
Foster's Daily Democrat of Dover (N.H.), Jan. 22, 2013
This year marks the 40th anniversary of Roe v. Wade which led to the legalization of abortion. It was on Jan. 22, 1973, that the United States Supreme Court issued its ruling, one that meant the legalization of abortion.
Unfortunately, nearly four decades later there is still bitter division over the efficacy of that decision. Fortunately, those who refuse to acknowledge the need for that decision are becoming fewer in numbers and in anger.
In commenting on Roe v. Wade we make no pretext that the decision was easy nor that there are those who cannot yet reconcile the notion of abortion with their religious beliefs. But we do offer that it is within those beliefs there is room for understanding.
The decision to terminate a pregnancy is one of if not the most personal decisions someone can make. It is so multifaceted that it has taken society the whole of four decades to decide the role to be played by the laws of humankind.
In that attempt, society has sought to lessen by law and practice the occasion for abortions. The widespread availability of birth control, the limiting of abortions except in the most dire of circumstance, have become the accepted norm.
In doing so, society has recognized the notion that in the final analysis some decisions are so personal that they lie only between a woman and her maker, be it God or another deity from which she seeks guidance.
This is not reason enough to accept the notion of abortion under any circumstances, but it is to recognize the need to bring the practice out of back alleys and to treat those in distress with respect and proper care.
It also provides us with opportunity to urge those who oppose abortion to renew efforts to find homes for the unwanted already born and to make room for those who might yet see the light of day.
According to the Congressional Coalition for Adoption Services, 423,000 children in the United States are living without permanent families in the foster care system. Of these children, 115,000 are eligible for adoption, but nearly 40 percent will wait over three years in foster care before being adopted.
Globally, there are 13 million orphans who have lost both parents and are living in orphanages or on the streets and lack the care and attention required for healthy development. These children are at risk for disease, malnutrition and death.
We have to believe if these numbers were reduced the tally of abortions sought in the United States could be significantly lessened by women who trusted there can be loving home awaiting their newborn.


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2) Write the tests and try to make them pass by changing the existing code
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Spooky. We were only lamenting the other day around the office water cooler about how there weren't enough good heist games these days, and what do we get? A new heist game — and an interesting one to boot.
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Expanding a viticulture business to meet market demand by investing in modern and efficient equipment.
An investment project to modernise a buffalo dairy farm through the introduction of new processes and equipment.
A project that supports the integration of young immigrants into Swedish society and is organised by young immigrants themselves.
A LAG organised a series of tailored workshops to combat digital exclusion among people over 50 years old.
Reducing the cost of renovation works for households lacking essential energy services by bringing together local resources, including people's skills and time. This is the winning initiative of the 2019 Rural Inspiration Awards in the 'Social Inclusion' category.
Young people from Finland and Scotland came together to create a Youth Manifesto outlining ways in which local actors can engage young people in their activities.
The GrowBiz approach to enterprise support is based on building long-term relationships with businesses and encouraging them to connect, collaborate, share and network with other enterprises in their local community and further afield.
This project is an example of how villagers can get access to high-speed broadband networks even in remote and sparsely populated rural areas. It is the winning initiative of the 2019 Rural Inspiration Awards in the 'Rural Revitalisation' category.
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Celebrities who portray one image when in fact they are someone else.
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An example of how Photo Assumption can be so misleading…even if we wish so hard it was otherwise. Mila Kunis and Ashton Kutcher were at the Laker game the other day. There's a shot where she appears to be side-eyeing him. Of course she's not side-eyeing him. They kissed for the kiss camera. Full Story
Leo's next ex
Leonardo DiCaprio spent the summer with model Toni Garrn, now 21. Garrn, being of the social media generation, was surrounded by people who kept posting pictures of her at his place/on holiday with him etc. Click here for a refresher. Apparently they've now broken up? This is the assumption because another model from Brazil, Kat Torres, is confirming that she and Leo are together now, although that could just be his arrangement. Full Story
Shelfy needed to be alone
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But first... That goddamn fringe. Jessica Biel was in Berlin yesterday promoting Total Recall at the press event and the premiere. Fashion-wise both choices are disappointments. That silky crop top makes her tits all wobbly in the daytime outfit and what kind of proper celebrity wears a tiered skirt in 2012? You know who still wears tiered skirts? Mischa Barton. Full Story
John's video for Kelly
First of all...Kelly Preston has a website? Sarah messaged me last night asking if I'd seen the video that John Travolta made for Kelly Preston. I hadn't and made a point of watching it before passing out thinking it'd be great to fall asleep to the sight of him throwing down a few dance moves in a pair of chaps. Full Story
The Artist vs The Professor
You've heard about this lawsuit, I'm sure. Click here for a more extensive explanation. In short, Dr Jose Angel Santana was an assistant arts professor at NYU. He failed James Franco for only attending 2 of his 14 lectures. Then the university fired him. Full Story
So he's not John Travolta?
Mad props to the journalist at The Daily Beast who had the balls to do this because trust me it's not usually allowed. And if it's attempted, that person is usually threatened with medieval sh-t in the back room. Can you imagine if someone did this to John Travolta? So Kevin Spacey is currently promoting a movie called Casino Jack. Full Story
The Mighty is not a lesbian
There's a new interview with Barbara Walters. There's a double Barbara tonight – the Mighty and also the Most Fascinating People of the Year. While talking with Barbara, Opes addresses the lesbian rumours: "I'm not a lesbian. I'm not even kind of a lesbian." The Mighty Opesey goes on to say that it's annoying to have people think that because it suggests that she's dishonest: "The reason why it irritates me is because it means that somebody must think I'm lying. Full Story
Porny is pretending
I am her friend. And friends don't lie to friends. But Porny, well, I think Porny is lying to me. And I think she's lying to you too. It's the new issue of Marie Claire. Here's what the magazine claims: As Marie Claire's guest beauty editor, Jessica Simpson embraces the new natural look, with air-dried hair and no makeup. Full Story
A very Spittle birthday present
Fabulous at 41! celebrated her birthday in Mexico with friends Sheryl Crow, Courteney Cox, and a flabby Spittle tagged along too. Gross. It's not that men can't gain weight. But a man who is constantly being shoved in my face as some kind of super stud should not be looking like this. Wasn't he sticking his tongue down some random's throat just last week? And he was still invited to join the party? Fabulous at 41!'s self esteem must be at an all time low. Full Story
Biel leaves with baggage
A-Team has wrapped in Vancouver and Jessica Biel is out. She left yesterday, did not bother to stay for the afterparty…of course not. Must rush to reattach herself to Pippy's jheri curl. Skinny and pale, Biel seemed rather fond of her driver as they parted after unloading a ridiculous amount of gear. Full Story
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Cameron Diaz joined the GMD and Katie Holmes at the Sevilla vs Glasgow soccer game last night. Katie seemed much more animated than usual, non? Was it the beer? Robo gets smashed? Look at her all touchy feely and tipsy. This will be me tonight too with my Darren at Lady Gaga. What's amazing is that she's allowed to imbibe. Full Story


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TRUCKEE, Calif. — Nothing was found during the first-ever search by a police dog last week at Truckee High School, officials said.
Trax, Truckee Police Department's narcotics detection canine, made an unannounced visit to the school on Thursday, May 8.
"Our objectives are maintaining a safe community and preventing our youth from alcohol and drug abuse," TPD Chief Adam McGill said in a statement. "Trax is one of the many tools we're using to accomplish those objectives."
The 2-year-old black lab joined the force last November, working with his handler, Officer Andrew Holbrook. The dog is trained to detect heroin, cocaine, marijuana, methamphetamine and ecstasy.
Since November, Trax and Holbrook have assisted in 15 drug arrests, resulting in the seizure of 220 pounds of marijuana, 9 pounds of methamphetamine, 500 prescription pills, 4 firearms and nearly $75,000 in suspected drug money, according to TPD.
In terms of local schools, the dog mostly served as an ambassador by assisting in drug education up until last Thursday's visit to Truckee High.
The visit was part of a partnership between law enforcement and the Tahoe Truckee Unified School District to ensure students are in compliance with school rules about illegal substances.
"I am very pleased with this first official unannounced visit to Truckee High School by Trax. I am very happy that nothing was found," TTUSD Superintendent Robert Leri said in a statement. "Our goal is not to catch kids, but to help our students make smart and healthy choices."
For years, the district, in cooperation with the Placer County Sheriff's Office, has conducted searches at North Tahoe High, but such a search was new for Truckee High.
North Tahoe searches this year have also turned up nothing, according to both agencies.


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CNN's Kyra Phillips asked a Catholic bishop on Thursday "why not get on
board" with dissenting Catholics who favor gay marriage. Given CNN's past support for LGBT causes, they clearly would not question the motives of a religious minister favoring gay marriage.
In fact, in 2010 Phillips fawned over a Christian pastor who publicly began accepting the lifestyle of gays and lesbians.
Phillips had cited a statistic saying 43 percent of American Catholics
favor gay marriage. "So, Bishop, times are changing. Views are changing.
You're changing your tactics even," Phillips said. "So, why not get on
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"Well their thinking is outside the realm of Catholic teaching for 2,000 years," Bishop Malone responded.
Phillips' interview with Bishop Richard Malone of the Diocese of Portland, Maine, was over the Catholic Church's new tactic concerning the state's referendum vote in November asking voters to approve same-sex marriage.
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The bishop wanted to focus the resources of the diocese on educating
Catholics about a "more profound" understanding of marriage between a
man and a woman. But as he told Phillips, "let there be no confusion
about the fact that the diocese and I will still be very involved in the
effort to protect marriage as the union of one man and one woman."
Phillips hyped the diocese's change in tactics as a "stunning move." She saw the opportunity to pop the question to the bishop, "Are you softening your stance on same-sex marriage?" To which Bishop Malone responded "Not at all. It will be even stronger and more vigorous."
A transcript of the segment, which aired on March 8 on Newsroom at 11:19 a.m. EST, is as follows:
KYRA PHILLIPS: Well, in the battle over same-sex marriage, a stunning
move by the Catholic Church in Maine. The church says it will not
actively campaign against a November referendum asking voters to approve
gay marriage. Now, that stands in stark contrast with the church's
position in 2009 when it waged a campaign to overturn a law passed that
same year legalizing same-sex marriage.
Now, the gay activist group, Human Rights Campaign, says the church spent nearly $2 million in the fight to repeal that law. Joining us now, the bishop of Portland, Richard Malone. Bishop, thanks so much for being with me. You're not going to take an active role, from what I see here, in fundraising, staffing, advertising, or campaigning against the gay marriage referendum this time around. Why?
Bishop RICHARD MALONE, Roman Catholic Diocese of Portland, Maine: Good morning, Kyra. Well, let there be no confusion about the fact that the diocese and I will still be very involved in the effort to protect marriage as the union of one man and one woman. But we've decided this year that our best efforts can be to put our energies and resources into educating our Catholic community better about the very nature of marriage.
PHILLIPS: So, Bishop, let me ask me – ask you. You know, this plan of action has changed quite drastically since 2009, you know, where you had very active campaign. And now you're moving toward education and putting funds towards that. Are you softening your stance on same-sex marriage?
MALONE: Not at all. It will be even stronger and more vigorous. One of our discoveries in 2009 was that really, many of our Catholic people in Maine could use a bit more profound understanding of how the church has understood marriage for 2,000 years. So, I decided, while we will certainly be in close contact with our allies who will lead the political battle, we intend to focus on the education and formation of consciences of our people.
PHILLIPS: Now, let me ask you, Bishop, according to the Public Religion Research Institute, right now – this is a recent survey that was conducted – Catholics are more supportive of legal recognition of same-sex relationships than members of any other Christian tradition and American overall. It reports 43 percent of Catholics nationally favor gay marriage. Is that why you're taking a different approach here?
MALONE: Well, you're on to something there, Kyra. To the extent that we can trust that those numbers are accurate – and that's always a question, of course – but that proves exactly the motivation for the approach that we're taking. We're taking no chances that our people will not have a really accurate understanding of what marriage is and to the impact on society should anyone try to change that definition of marriage.
PHILLIPS: So, Bishop, times are changing. Views are changing. You're changing your tactics even. Or your – I guess you say your strategy. So, why not get on board with the 43 percent of Catholics?
MALONE: The 43 percent who –
PHILLIPS: Who have no problem with gay marriage.
MALONE: Well their thinking is outside the realm of Catholic teaching for 2,000 years. And those are the folks that we want to focus on so they'll perhaps be able to have what I would call an intellectual conversion about a very key building-block of society, that is the nature of marriage as the union of one man, one woman.


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