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Mar 31, 2014 10:00 AM PT
Facebook last week announced more detailed plans to bring affordable Internet access to every person on the planet.
Mark Zuckerberg, the company's chief executive, revealed some fresh details about the work Facebook's Connectivity Lab is carrying out to build drones, satellites and lasers geared to providing connectivity for everyone as part of the Internet.org initiative.
The lab has made strong progress, noted Zuckerberg, with projects in the Philippines and Paraguay doubling the number of people who use mobile data connections through Facebook's telecom partners, enabling a total of 3 million new people to access the Internet.
Aerospace Experts
Facebook's Connectivity Lab team is looking at innovative ways of bringing access to the billions of people who do not yet have it. The team includes aerospace and communications technology experts from institutions such as NASA's Jet Propulsion Lab (which is behind projects including the Mars Curiosity rover) and Ames Research Center.
Facebook just added key team members from Ascenta, which has expertise in designing and building high-altitude long endurance aircraft. The team members have more than 100 years' experience in the aerospace industry, holding leadership positions with companies including Boeing and QinetiQ. The company's founders created Zephyr, which was the planet's longest-flying unmanned aircraft powered by solar energy. Those team members will join the Connectivity Lab group that works on connectivity aircraft.
Earlier this month, Facebook was rumored to be in talks to buy drone manufacturer Titan Aerospace to bolster the Internet.org project.
New Delivery Platforms
The Connectivity Lab's approach to solving the complex problem is in providing different solutions to different-sized communities. They are creating new delivery platforms like planes and satellites to bring Internet access to communities.
"Facebook has now joined the group of companies that throws stuff against the wall waiting to see what sticks," telecom analyst Jeff Kagan told TechNewsWorld.
"What sounds crazy today often becomes commonplace tomorrow. Could something like this complicate efforts by some countries to restrict or control Internet access? Sure. However those countries will develop ways to interfere with this signal if they want," he pointed out.
The Connectivity Lab team has been working on solar-powered high altitude long endurance (HALE) aircraft that can stay in the air for months without needing to land. These devices can be deployed quickly and provide reliable connectivity. Facebook plans to deploy them in suburban areas in limited geographical regions.
Geosynchronous Satellites
In lower-density population areas, the team is more likely to use low-Earth orbit and geosynchronous satellites that can beam Internet access to the ground.
The team is examining the use of free-space optical communication for all of these solutions. FSO is a way of transmitting data through space via infrared laser beams that are invisible to the naked eye. FSO may allow the team to drastically increase the speed of connections that satellites and drones can offer.
There are still many challenges in place, however, between Facebook's team and bringing reliable, affordable Internet access to all.
'Hypothetical' Approaches
"Other than the satellite technology mentioned in the announcement, the other approaches are largely hypothetical both technologically and financially," Charles King, principal at Pund-It, told TechNewsWorld.
"HALE aircraft are in their infancy from a commercial standpoint, and PSO is more or less prenatal. So Facebook and its partners have a long way to go to prove that these approaches are both workable and financially sustainable," he said.
"The largest issues may actually be regulatory -- arranging agreements with ruling bodies in the countries involved, some of which are technologically unsophisticated and/or view outsiders with suspicion," King added.
"It may be easier to get a HALE aircraft off the ground than to hammer out agreements on the ground. Another issue is proving the relative value of Internet access in places where access to clean drinking water and sanitary toilets is unknown or a work in progress. I understand technology boosterism, but the Internet can't and won't fix everything," he pointed out.
"It is pretty complex and technology-rich in areas where the weather, skills and ecosystem have trouble handling pre-industrial revolution technology. Logistics and support will be a nightmare," noted Rob Enderle, principal at the Enderle Group.
"These environments trend towards tropical and are a nightmare for machines and particularly electronics. They likely should be using a lower tech approach because the local environment will chew up and spit out high-tech," he told TechNewsWorld.
'Shooting Down'
"I expect some governments will just shoot this stuff down and arrest, deport or remove folks trying to get around local laws and rules preventing access," Enderle continued.
"It will certainly make containment for the governments harder, but governments have armies and typically don't react well to this kind of activity," he observed.
"This can potentially put a big crimp in some totalitarian governments' [efforts] to restrict and control citizens' access, because the ability to connect to the Internet could literally be flying overhead. I'm sure certain countries are already having fits," Laura DiDio, principal at ITIC, told TechNewsWorld.
"On the other hand, this technology could prove to be a real boon for sparsely populated areas -- even here in the U.S. -- where there is no electricity and where there are very long distances to cellphone towers and therefore no Internet or mobile phone access," she said. "The best examples of this are Native American Indian reservations."


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Downtown Phoenix Zombie Walk 5 - 10/26/2013
The zombie apocalypse is coming and soon.
Therell be nowhere to hide Saturday, Oct. 26 when the Zombie Walk 5 festival returns to Heritage & Science Park in Downtown Phoenix.
Zombie Walk 5, benefiting St. Marys Food Bank and the Rosson House, is a FREE day-long celebration that unites zombies in a walk, shuffle, limp or crawl through the streets of Downtown Phoenix in what has become the largest--and bloodiest--gathering of zombies west of the Mississippi.
Were expecting 10,000-15,000 zombies of all sizes, ages and stages of decay at Zombie Walk 5, said R.J. Price, Vice President of Marketing & Zombie Relations at the Downtown Phoenix Partnership, organizers of the event since 2009. Its hard to believe that just five years ago this was a 200-person event. With all the growth the event has experienced were extremely proud to have kept Zombie Walk family friendly and free to attend.
The festival kicks off at 2 p.m. with vendors, family activities, music and a beer garden featuring Four Peaks plus sangria and Italian food from locally-owned Crust Restaurants.
Dont have a costume? Dont worry. A donation of canned food items to St. Marys Food Bank gets you a 5 minute makeover from an Arizona Ghostbuster.
For the mini zombies, the Little Zombie Zone presented by Bookmans will feature free arts and crafts, snacks and appearances by the Arizona Ghostbusters, Arizona Diamondbacks, Phoenix Mercury, Arizona Humane Society as well as a zombie preparedness zone from the American Red Cross.
The Zombie Walk Main Stage starts rocking at 3 p.m. and features performances from Free Ride in a Mason Jar, Soul Power, Recipe for Disaster and a live reading of The Raven from the actors of PoeFest. Zombie rockers Powerman 5000 will close the show at 9:30 p.m. http://www.powerman5000.com/
The highlight of the night, the annual shuffle of the undead, will commence at dusk (roughly 6 p.m.) when the Arizona Ghostbusters Ecto-AZ, the Zombie Homecoming King and Queen Michael Aguirre and Breanna Reeser, will join KUPDs John Holmberg in leading 10,000 zombies on the 1.2 mile route through the heart of Downtown Phoenix. There will be surprises all along the route this year, including appearances by the Department of Zombie Defense, the United Zombies of America and many, many more.
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The NSRA Street Rod Nats South in Knoxville is a homecoming event for this 47 Olds convertible. It was there in 1991 that Craig Suman first saw the rod, sitting on a trailer and wearing a For Sale sign with the price slashed five times.
He kept his promise to his wife Ruth that his new purchase would be running in a few weeks. Of course, he said running, not finished. Eight weeks later, Craigs rolling hunk, with a small-block engine, new subframe, umbrella for a top, and photocopy of a VDO gauge cluster taped to the dash, made the 120-mile trip to its first showand came home with its first trophy, for Best Unfinished.
It took Craig 8 years to finally finish the ragtop Olds. Since 1999, the Sumans have been enjoying their Hot Red rod in its current condition, driving it all over the country, hitting shows and picking up other, more impressive awards. In May, 10 years after Craig first encountered his fat 47, owner and Olds were back in Knoxville to celebrate their tin anniversary in style.


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10th Vermont Volunteers, 1864
From the Collections of the Vermont Historical Society (MSC-194)
[Transcription by Christian Savoia and Steven Kung, 2007]
The VHS manuscript collection also includes letters by Graham (Misc. 0238) and, in the VHS museum collection, items carved by Graham while in prison.
Walter Graham of Arlington, Vt., was mustered into Co. E of the 10th Vermont Regiment in 1862 and was promoted to 2nd Lieutenant June 15, 1865. He was taken prisoner July 9, 1864 and pardoned February 22, 1865. He was mustered out June 22, 1865.
The VHS manuscript collection also includes a letters by Graham (Misc. 0238) and, in the VHS museum collection, items carved by Graham while in prison.
May 28th, 1864
Yesterday we marched about 25 miles it was hard days work my feet were sore and I felt bad, no word from home yet. This morning one started and came to the Pamunkey river and rested about a hour before are crossed. Day before yesterday there was a fight at Chester field junction there was. 180 rebels killed and only 6 of our men. We captured about 5000 of them that day.
May 29th Sunday
Sunday we came in about noon yesterday and before 5 o'clock we had strong entrenchments built we lay in them all night and were called up at 2 o'clock. To be in line of battle untill day-light. There was no disturbance although the enemy were withen a mile of us in force. No word from home yet. The country is very fine here, better than the most places I have seen in Virginia. Nice houses and plantations, corn and potatoes are pretty large and cherries are ripe peaches are coming nicely too.
May 30th Monday
This morning we started at daylight towards Hanover court how we marched slow and had no rations the boys have had only about two hard tacks since yesterday morning. Yesterday it was reported that Robt. Lee was killed with a shell last Thursday about 8,00 of the enemy came in and said that it was true.
May 31st
Last night we were in line of battle all night. There was a pretty hard fight on our left but what it was I do not know. We drew three days rations of bread, sugar, coffee, salt. We ate. We get plenty of beef all the time. Yesterday a man captured two armed Rebel cavalry with nothing but a fish pole. We made an advance on the enemy driving him from his first line of works in disorder, and rested in their pits about noon. 31st about midnight we left the works and started for Coal [Cold] Harbor on the James river, and arrived there June 1st about noon where we built breast works, but near night we was ordered to make an advance on the enemy. We charged on them our Regt. getting on their flank and taking about 300 prisoners. Our loss was not great. Front Co. E was there. Was 3 wounded. We fell back about 100 yards and formed again and lay there untill the morning of the 3rd when we made an other advance, our Regt. was the first line of battle. We lay under fire about 6 hrs and lost-heavily from our Co. Was 2 killed and 14 wounded besides Capt. Blodgett had his left arm broken. In the afternoon we built strong works again where we are this morning.
June 5th
We are yet in our works and sharp skirmishing is going on in front of our line. I have had two letters from home and feel better. We drew two days rations last-night which is to last us five days.
June 6th
Our two troops and the Rebs have met with a flag of truce to bury the dead. Our boys went out with papers and exchanged with them the firing is to cease untill 3 o'clock this afternoon.
June 7th
This afternoon there was another truce to bury the dead, and there has not been a gun fired yet. At 8 o'clock the 8th our loss this far is 186 since we crossed the Rapidan killed and wounded about 10 o'clock the Rebs have just commenced firing again.
June 9th
Yet living behind our works, last night one big gun about every hour.
June 10th
We are yet living in our works. Our men throws a shell over once in a while. But do not get any reply yet. It was reported last night that Fort Darling was taken but we did not believe it.
June 11th
Last night the Brigade left the works about eleven o'clock and came to the left about two miles, where we stoped at daylight and rested about eleven o'clock. We came up and occupied a breastwork in our front. Two or three lines between us and the enemy, a detail of 200 men from our Regiment went to the front on picket. We came here to relieve the 2nd Corps that had been on the front line two days less than we had.
June 12th
There is nothing worthy of note occurring this morning. Our batteries throw a shell over once in a while which burst in the enemys works. They seem to have a perfect range on them.
June 13th
About eleven o'clock we pulled out quietly leaving our pickets on the line. We marched all night and all the next day. We came about twenty miles and crossed the Chicahominy river in the evening and stoped for the night. we had coffee and laid down.
June 14th
This morning we wor ordered to move at 4 o'clock, but did not get started untill about 5. We all were pretty well raid(red?) up. We have started for Charles city C.H nearly all the way was continual forest of pines.
June 15th
We are living in the woods yet withen a short distance of the James river. We are expecting to cross to day. When we started our aggregate was 91. Today it is 87. Our present when we started was 65 today it is 39.
June 16th
We are living about 2 miles from Wilsons Landing where we have been since noon yesterday a detail of our Regiment went on picket last night we are rear guard of the Army, the trains have been passing for almost two days. Afternoon. we moved a little nearer the landing and formed line of battle and built breastworks, and are now waiting for the train to cross the James river about 4 o'clock we went down to the river and took a steamer and went up the river, we stoped at City Point a few minutes and then at Bermuda Hundred, and from there to Point of Rocks where we landed about 12 o'clock at night about 2 on morning of the 17th and went about 2 miles and came into earth works of the 18th Corps
June 18th
We started about sundown out to drive the Rebel pickets from their pits but we came back without making the attempt and about mid-night we were ordered out again on the left to charge them but when we got out we found that the Rebs had been massing their troops and were throwing up works so we came back without doing anything
June 19th
Yesterday we were shelled pretty bad wounded one of our Co. in the head the report is Petersburgh is ours, and great slaughter on both sides I received a letter from Mother last night and was glad here from home. we are all in line this afternoon ready to move. the mail has just come in and I received a handkerchief from home and a letter also from Capt Blodgett. Generals U.S. Grant and B.F. Buttler has just passed in front of our line looking the works over after that we started to the Appomatox river where we landed before, and crossed the river on a pontoon, and came to our Corps near Petersburgh where we stoped for the night.
June 20th
We went into a woods nearby and lay there all day in the afternoon I went to the rear to see if I could not get a shirt from the Sanitary Commission not having changed since the 4th of June. The Agent told me mine was good enough I went to Chaplain Haynes and he said if I would send down in the morning he would get me one.
June 21st
In the woods yet, I sent to the rear this morning and got a new shirt and went to the brook and washed, feel better we received an order to be ready to march at 11 o'clock after that an order that we would not go before night on the 19th a Mass Regt being that their time was out the 20th their Sergt Major took up a piece of board and wrote his name and "killed June 20th 1864" on it and yesterday morning he was struck with a 32 pound shell and killed instantly about 4 o'clock we moved about five miles and formed line and advanced 80 rods and built works with wooden spades our boys went to a spring to get water and a Johnny came up and asked where is the Regiment, our boys told him up here, said he "it is my mistake, but I will go with you boys so they brought him in, we went to sleep at 2 o'clock in the morning .
June 22nd
We fixed up our works and about noon advanced in line of battle about a quarter of a mile, and halted we had lain here about 20 minutes when we were attacked and our pickets driven in we went to work with our hands, and tin cups and plates to build works when we had some shovels come and we made good works in about two hours we went back into our old works of the night before and about half an hour before dark, we went down again and charged. the enemy fell back from their works and we went about a mile through the worst swamp I had ever seen. We rested on arms all night.
June 23rd
About 4 o'clock we built works, and just after we got them done we were ordered back, the enemy had turned over our flank and captured some prisoners we fell back to the into first works we built.
June 24th
We were ordered to strengthen our works stayed all day.
June 29th
We yet remain in the same place yet. We had the most lonesome roll call last night I ever saw it was the first time I had called the roll since our first fight at Cold Harbour it affected us all very much, our camp is laid out in streets and we expect to stay untill after Petersburgh is taken.
June 29th
About 1 o'clock we started for Reams Station, where we arrived after dark, the 2nd Division was tearing up the Rail Road we formed line and lay all night it was reported that there was about 1000 Rebel cavalry here last night but fled at our approach.
June 30th
At Rhiemes [Reams] station untill almost dark we builded fine brest works and had plenty of boards. I found a nice powder flask here, which I want to send home, we left before dark and went half the way to our old works where we staid all night we were flankers on the march here.
July 1st
We lay in the sand all day, and in the evening moved out quarter of a mile and staid all night.
July 2nd
Moved back to our old works below Petersburgh it was extremely hot and dusty.
July 3rd
This morning we are here fixing up [?] around our camp a detail of our Regt went on picket this morning and expects to remain three days.
July 4th
The fourth of July is rather a dull day thus far. Bands are playing national airs with an occasional booming of a big gun up on the right to break the monotony.
July 5th
About the same as yesterday only with less firing a fight occurred in the 122 Ohio Regt last evening, a Lieutenant and some recruits Lieut dressed them out though Lieutenant Barber lost his horse today, taken by the Provost Marshall on an old order. A jolly time among the field and line officers last night it is reported that Ewells Corps is going to Harpers Ferry.
July 6th
We started about five o'clock for Harpers Ferry Md. We went to City Point about 12 miles and took Transports about noon to go around by Fortress Munroe
July 7th
Landed in Baltimore in the afternoon and had to stay on the steamers was about 11 o'clock, when we landed, and went aboard the carrs for Frederick city
July 8th
We arrived in Frederick about 10 o'clock got off and marched through the city and stacked arms and rested, I went on a skedaddle through the town.
July 9th
Last night we marched about 10 miles to get there and this morning we are in line of battle and the enemy advancing upon us they came down on us too heavy and we run. I run about a mile and half and was captured. Currie and I they took us back and we saw Reid and Corpl Stafford there prisoners.
July 10th
We marched a good ways on the Georgetown road.
July 11th
Still on the march
July 12th
Living in an orchard within ten miles of Washington DC paid ten dollars in Green backs for a pair of shoes.
July 13th
Last night we pulled out and marched all night and stoped about noon when we drew rations and rested untill dark when we marched again.
July 14th
Marched all night and till noon when we stoped
July 16th
Resting in a little woods
July 16th
About midnight we started and marched all day and all night, and in the morning of the 18th we stoped about day break, to rest and get rations, we crossed the Potomac at Whites Ford, and came through Leesburg and crossed the blue ridge at Ashbys gap
July 18th
Resting today in a little grove.
July 19th
This morning we started again going through Winchester and three miles further to a little town where we halted to get some rations. day before yesterday we marched 42 miles at Frederick Junction when we came along Corpl Lillies and private Pike lay there dead beside the road. Corpl McKay was wounded and captured and Forsyth was shot through the right breast. Stafford and Reid was taken trying to carry him off the field.
July 19th
A mistake in the date we lay all day near a little town and in the morning of the 20th we marched fifteen miles toward Stanton passing through Newtown & Middletown and halted in the afternoon near Strasburg. we had a heavy thunder shower. the first we had seen since the 8th of June.
July 21st
Lay here all day
July 22nd
Marched 25 miles on the pikes passed through Woodstock, to Edinburgh and stoped at Mount Jackson.
July 23rd
This morning we started again after marching 15 miles we came to the Big Spring. and turned into a wood to rest. started again and stoped within two miles of Harisburg and stayed all night
July 24th
Marched through Harisburg and Mount Crawford, towards Stanton, through Mount Sidney about a mile and camped
July 25th
Went to Stanton and took the carrs and went to Charlottville where we stayed that night
July 26th
Took the carrs for Lynchburg where we arrived in the afternoon, and quartered in a Tobacco Factory,
July 27th
At Lynchburg yet, they took our Rubber blankets & tents away here
July 28th
This morning we were called up early and all ready for a move we took the carrs for Danville, Va.
July 29th
We arrived at Danville this morning about day break, and after a little delay were put into prison, a three and half story brick building about 40 feet by 80 feet long. 250 men on each floor.
July 30th
We yet remain in prison, our rations consist of a liberal amount of corn bread a bacon with a cup of soup at 4 oclock the day we came to Stanton we passed the willow spring. quite a curiosity. The water comes out of the tree about four feet from the ground, good water, the tree is about five inches thick or in diameter
July 31st
And last day of July. and Sunday: in prison I can not see any difference between Sunday and a week day. And in fact for a greater part of the summer I have not known when Sunday came
August 1st
A pretty warm day, had a good sleep last night although the sentinels would wake me crying every half hour. "Post seven. All is well."
August 2nd
Today they brought in about 900 more prisoners in they were captured at Petersburgh, a there was 77 Officers of that squad put into this building
August 3rd
Wednesday Yesterday we had a good rain
August 4th
Currie staid at Lynchburg when we came, and this morning he came here with some officers and was first into another prison, little did we think one year ago. This July when we were marching through Frederick, that a year from that time I would be captured there
August 5th
Yesterday the boys had a fight over a pail of spring water. they fought twice
August 6th
About the same as usual
August 7th
Sunday, arose at day break to wash
August 8th
To day a squad of us were allowed to go to the river to bathe
August 9th
Prison No1 all is well
August 10th
Yet in prison
August 11th
August 12th, 13th
Last night some more prisoners came, between 400 & 500
August 14th
Sunday, on the morning of the 13th Bill Garvin and I, broke off the use of Tobacco, it is getting tedious, and the days seem long but the nights are longer
August 15th, 16th, 17th
Just like all other days, I never want to be a prisoner again, I was reading in a Richmond paper of the End of the war, a man that awoke from a sleep of fifty years, and was on the south side of the Rapidan river. looking up, he saw a corporal and 17 men, and a wheelbarrow, he walked up to them and asked them what it was. he received the answer. The Confederate army. where are the Yankees said he. oh they are on the other side. but have the advantage of us, in men and transportation, for they have 21 men and 2 wheelbarrows, but we will get the best position and whip them yet, He awoke and found it was a dream.
August 18th
They took away all our canteens, haversacks and what blankets we had left today
August 19th
Rained all night
August 20th, 21st
August 22nd
Another fight today in which a man had his ear bitten off
August 23rd, 24th –30th
Today the sick and wounded were sent to Richmond to be exchanged.
Sept. 3rd
When we were captured there was 30 from the 10th Vt with us, of Co E, Sergt Graham Sergt Currie Corpl Stafford T. Reid. Co C Schaffner and Hopkins. Co D Corpl Dougherty T.O'Brien J Lander, T. Linehan J Morgan, Co F J Monteith, L B Vincent, P. La Fountain, Co. G. L.G. Woodbury, and Tiffany Co H. A Hill, R. Noyce, Co J W.W. Garvin, H.D. Blatchley, M Cavenaugh, Skiels, E W. Porter, Co K Lunderville, J. L Calhoun, L. Davis Co A, E. Moore, W Robinson, Co B, M Cain R, Brooks. Mr Tiffany of Co G. was sent to the Hospital before we came to Stanton, Hopkins Co C we left at Lynchburgh, Currie was left there too, Noyce of Co H went to the Hospital from here, and Robinson Co A went with the sick to Richmond, leaving 25 today.
September 4th
Yesterday. Linehan of Co D went to the Hospital, leaving 24 A few days ago they searched us again. felt in all of our pockets and took what green backs we had, and the next day published an order that the Major was authorized to exchange money dollar for dollar, so that we could buy things as it was criminal to deal in green backs.
September 9th
Today Schaffner of Co "C" went to bake for the Hospital. 23 of us left.
October 25th
About eight o'clock in the evening, everything is silent, but the tread of the sentinel as he paces his beat in the hall, I have fell well to day, better than I do the most of the time, it is over a week now since I have been Sergeant of the 1st floor of the prison, and since I have been here I have had more exercise, which is the thing I most require, there it is report that there is an exchange of 10000 men going on in Georgia, I do hope it will extend to us, Tobacco is nearly done to night (I have began the use of it again) I sent out by Currie four dollars to get some, all the money I had, but have no got it yet, Currie is out on parole of honor.
October 30th
Sunday. In the valley after we were captured we had pretty hungry times often times we had half pint of flour issued to us, with a little fresh beef for a days ration. and since we have been at Danville, we have half a loaf of corn bread, with being sifted and meat often a week we would not get any. But since I have been in charge of the floor, I have had enough I get an extra ration to pay for my work. Reid has been in the Hospital since the 17th of this month. I had a letter from him the other day, which stated he was getting better, Currie was in to day and brought me in a book to read, the title of it was "A Simple Story", we had a potatoe soup for dinner, we are allowed to make little fires in the yard to cook, and we can buy potatoes for one dollar a quart we put our ration of beef in, which made a good soup, but expensive. Today I sold nine sheets of paper and nine envelopes for five dollars to the guard.
November 4th
Monday. Tonight as I was bringing a couple pails of water to the prison I heard of the death of Corpl, Dougherty and L.G. Woodbury the first that have died of our Regt that we know of since we were captured, I have been reading "Uncle Toms Cabin" today,
November 8th
Election day at the north and we have had an election here in prison. Currie sold my old pipe for $10,00 ten dollars, today, Election returns have just come in. seventeen majority for Lincoln in Prison No. 1
November 9th
Last night about midnight, I was awakened by the report of a gun in the yard, and in a minute the guard ran through the room making a great noise, I jumped up and now out and found that he had fired at a man, and had missed by the mans throwing himself on his face on the ground, the guard ran up to him and struck him on the head with his gun, cutting a great gash on his head. all for not going into the house when he told him to, A fellow by the name of L. Vincent of Co "F" died this morning. On my floor, poor fellow, his troubles is over in this world. A common lead pencil costs one dollar and half $1.50 the Serg. of the house bought one to-day
November 11th
Last night I was made "Sergt of the house", and this morning there is a report that we are all going to Savannah to be exchanged.
November 13th
This morning Currie sent for me to come to a certain crack in the fence, below the cook house, I went out and he gave me three letters, two from Mother and one from another I tell you I was glad to here from home, I had no heard since the 1st of July, I gave up the job of being house Sergt yesterday. The Confederates are sending slaves to the front to work on the earth works there. There was a squad passed here to-day one of them was playing on a violin, as they were marching along. The weather is cold here now, but has been very pleasant and warm before.
November 20th
It is Sunday to-day, and very dull, a few days ago the "Roll call officer" Perkins went into our cook-house, and says he, boys if you do not give me a load of corn bread my family will go without eating tomorrow, I felt sorry for such men as he, he is a fine fellow, and a friend to us, we had wheat bread and boiled beef to-day. The report is they have removed the point of exchange to city Point, I hope it is true
November 28th
Last night Currie sent me a shirt. I never shall forget him, he has been too kind to me it is very cold weather now. The Lieut Colonel that is in command of us now is a very fine man, he does every thing in his power for us.
November 24th
Thanksgiving day at home and Currie has been to see me and gave me four dollars and a half, can I ever repay him for what he has done for me here.
November 28th
To day I with five others, went to the burying ground to dig graves for the dead prisoners, we buried seven bodies and the day before they buried eleven, since the 1st of this month, there has been 147 buried there. we got some persimons and turnips on the road, Reid is back from the Hospital
December 4th
Sunday, A few days ago I bought two pairs of drawers for ten dollars, one pair for Reid and one for myself. I am pretty well clothed now. There is no sign of an exchange or parole yet the guards here are going to Richmond to-day or tomorrow
December 6th
Last night there was so many of the guard deserted there was not enough left to have three reliefs on guard to- day, and about 4 o'clock they were relieved by a new Regiment from Richmond, they are pretty green
December 10th
I was taken with pain in my head and on Sunday went to the hospital. I am getting to day the 13th is the first I have sat up.
December 25th
Christmas. It is Sunday too. There has been troops passing through here on their way to Savannah for nearly a week, This morning I went over to the first Division to see Ed Moore, and the poor fellow was dead, died just before I got there
December 27th
Last night there was six men died in this house two in our ward, There is all kinds of reports of an exchange and has been for two weeks.
January 1st
Sunday. I was down to the Prison to-day with one of the guard to see Currie and the boys, I took dinner with him, we had pan-cakes fresh pork and gravy. he gave me a nice pair of woolen gloves as a New Years present,
January 13th
A few days ago, the ward master (a Rebel) told me that the women and children, in Virginia were suffering for provisions, and the guards did not get enough to eat and the Virginia legislature had appointed delegates to treat with the fedrel commissioners to see if they could come to some agreement, to treat the prisoners with more humanity, and talk of an exchange
January 15th
N. Y. Daily news of Jan Dec 31st Inhumanity to prisoners, that they had killed dogs to keep from starving and trapped rats and mice, "Rebel prisoners"
January 27th
To-day I was out about a mile from the Hospital to cut ice from a pond to fill the hospital ice-house. The ice was about two inches thick, there was about 500 Rebels came here today who said they were paroled. In August there was a squad of negroes came here, they were all claimed as slaves but 86, today, there is only 8 of them left, all dead but 8
February 3rd
To day we had preaching in our ward. A Baptist preacher, he left us some tracts and papers.
February 19th
This morning we took the carrs for Richmond where we arrived about eleven o'clock at night we were put into Pemberton prison. There was several men died on the way we had nothing to eat from the 18th noon until the 20th noon and then only a little piece of corn bread and stinking meat.
February 21st
We left the prison at daylight and went on a boat for the union lines. how happy we were when we came aboard our boat
February 22nd
We arrived in Annapolis at noon


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The 2013 budget, fire company contracts and recycling were among the newsmakers at an otherwise routine Town of Porter Board meeting Monday.
Following a public hearing that saw no comments, the Town Board, minus Jeff Baker who was absent, went on to unanimously adopt Porter's 2013 budget of $4.715 million in total appropriations. The spending plan stays within the state's 2 percent property tax cap and brings a tax rate of $1.867 per $1,000 of assessed valuation, an increase of 3 cents over last year's rate for property owners. "The town kept the tax rate below 2 percent ... it raises the tax rate 3 cents," said Supervisor Mert Wiepert. He added the plan provides the town "a little extra for the fund balance."
By the numbers, under appropriations it breaks down as follows: General Fund A, $1.179 million, with $703,128 or $1.867 per $1,000 to be raised by taxes. Others, such as General Fund B, $1.187 million; Highway DA - Town-wide, $1,677; Highway DB - Outside Village, $981,120; Water Department - $381,094; and Sewer Department - $385,665, all are funded via revenues and unexpended balances with $0 to be raised by taxes.
Special Districts appropriations include: Town of Porter Lighting, $9,500 with $8,450 to be raised by taxation; Porter Lateral, $7,650 with $7,645 raised by taxation; Lakeshore Sewer District, $52,225 with $52,125 raised by taxation and Mallory/Groveland Road Project, $3,962 with $3,950 raised by taxes.
The town also approved the Youngstown Volunteer Fire Co. contact of $164,424 and the Ransomville Volunteer Fire Co. contract of $260,499 for 2013. YFC's Greg Robertson Sr. told the board the budget reflects an increase of $3,200 over last year but that the fire company had still managed to keep its increase under 2 percent.
All total the town's 2013 budget represents $1,201,746 to be raised by taxes.
"All department heads worked hard to hold the line on expenses," commented Wiepert. "I want to thank them for the wonderful job they did, and I want to thank the Town Board for the way they cooperated in arriving at this budget."
He remarked the budget numbers absorbed increases in town hospitalization and retirement expenses for 2013 and provided increased funding to both the Ransomville and Youngstown Free libraries by 2 percent or $1,424 each for a total appropriation of $145,316. In addition the budget provides for 2 percent salary increases for most town employees.
For town elected officials 2013 salaries are as follows: supervisor, $32,082; town justice (each), $16,657; town councilman (each) $7,165; town clerk, $38,230; town superintendent of highways, $35,743; and town tax collector, $5,878.
"It's a good budget; it keeps expenses down, taxes reasonable," added Deputy Supervisor Tom Baia.
Moving to other news, the town announced that Modern Recycling will be holding the second of its planned informational open houses for Porter residents on Modern's updated recycling program, on Saturday, Nov. 10, from 9 a.m. to noon at the Ransomville firehall, 2521 Youngstown-Lockport Road.
Norm Ault, town bookkeeper/supervisor's assistant, reported that Modern was expected to begin delivery of the new 65 gallon bins to town residents on Tuesday, Nov. 13. Town residents would be able to retain their current smaller receptacles.
The new recycling program will see alternating collections beginning the week of Dec. 3 in two town districts, to be designated by weeks. For example the A Week will include residents in the town's west, middle and northern areas (outside Youngstown). Specifically they include the lower River Road neighborhoods and Collingwood Estates and Youngstown Estates on the west; Blairville Road, East Avenue and Youngstown-Lockport Road to Creek Road neighborhoods on the middle - both bordering on the south at the Porter-Lewiston town line; and the Lake Road residential areas on the north. Pickups for A Week residences begin the week of Dec. 3 and will then continue every other week.
Pickups for B Week residences will begin the week of Monday, Dec. 10, and include all of the town from Creek Road on the west to the Ransomville Road areas on the east (including Ransomville) and those from Lake Road on the north to Balmer Road and down to the town line on the south. Again the pickups for Week B residences would then continue from the Dec. 10 start on an alternating basis every other week.
Garbage pickups will continue to be done on a weekly basis by Modern in all areas of the town as they have been.
"We believe increased recycling with every other week pickup is a major win for all Porter residents," said Ault. On Monday the town approved its updated Modern recycling contract of $280,000 to be paid annually to 2018. It's one that provides for an deduction/savings of $20,000 annually to the town, realized through the new recycling program. Ault said the savings would go into town reserves.
For further information on the new recycling program, he encourages residents to attend the Saturday open house in Ransomville, and/or visit www.modernrecycles.com or contact the company at 1-800-330-7107.
In other news:
•The board approved the placement of unpaid water/sewer bills and town charges totaling $56,466.12 as a lien on the 2013 Niagara Town and County tax roll.
•Roy Rogers, town building inspector/code enforcement officer reported that 11 building permits with a total value of $141,600 were issued for October, and that for 2012 a total of 100 permits in excess of $4.3 million in value have been issued by the town. "It's the most we've ever had, so far," commented Rogers.
•Wiepert reported that volunteers are being sought to serve on a new Porter on the Lake committee now being formed. For further information, call Town Hall at 716-745-3730.


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A Swimmer Has Been STRIPPED Of Their Games Medal
It was more like a wrestling match than a swimming contest as controversy has marked the Olympic 10KM marathon final finished with one competitor being STRIPPED of her medal.
French swimmer Aurelie Muller has been disqualified for pushing her Italian rival Rachel Bruni under the water at the finishing line , grappling with her after the gruelling race.
Miller and Bruni had been locked in a battle for second and it came down to a few metres after nearly two hours of swimming.
Miller didn't want to be undone when she reached up to touch a board that stops the clock, so when she reached, she pushed Bruni under the water to stop her from touching the clock-stopper.
French swimmer stripped of her title after GRAPPLING Italian competitor in water marathon https://t.co/JbKA4DWfHf pic.twitter.com/KkAJz9kule"— Arewa Falaye (@Brainyrules) August 15, 2016
Bruni could not hide her delight at the decision from the Olympic judges afterwards when speaking to the Italian media.
"The French swimmer has sunk me," claimed Bruni. "At the finish she obstructed me and I could not touch the board. I am glad of the decision of the judges."
The Netherlands' Sharon Van Rouwendaal took the gold in a time of 1:56:32.1 with Muller initially +16.6 behind and Bruni a further 0.8 back.


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Day 1: Meeting & Greeting at the airport upon guests' arrival. Our representative wears MV Carina T-Shirt and has MV Carina signboard so you can easily recognize him. Transfer to the boat at 13:00. If your flight time do not match with our transfer time, please contact us for other transfer options available. If you need to take a domestic flight to join the boat, our representative will meet you and show you the way to the domestic terminal. The meeting point is near the Help Desk. You can call us from there.
Introductions and briefings, equipment preparation and set up. No diving
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Number of Rooms: 10
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Seriously what the fuck is with the horse head.
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The Grand Old Lady of Laguna has no need for a facelift, but recently the Hotel Laguna's interior underwent an "up-do."
Georgia Andersen presided over the Oct. 13 rededication of the hotel to celebrate the extensive remodeling of its interior. The event was an homage to the history of the hotel and to her husband, Claes Andersen, who died in August 2010.
"This is really a momentous occasion for me," Andersen said. "Claes and I moved [to Laguna] in 1985. We were so happy to be here. We had the first grand opening of the hotel then. I feel he is here today and he is happy that the hotel is beautiful again."
The impetus for the renovation was the damage done in the December deluge to the second-floor ceilings, which had to be repaired, and walls that had to be repainted. Andersen decided the hotel deserved more than a few cans of paint.
"Twenty–one rooms were renovated," said Heinz Hofmann, hotel chief operating officer since June and a longtime friend of the Andersen's, as well as a veteran of the hospitality industry.
"New carpeting has been laid in all 65 rooms and new draperies hung in two-thirds of the rooms," Hofmann said.
The hotel's historic ties to the city's arts community are reflected in the art selected for guest rooms — 40-by-50-inch photographs plucked from the Pageant of the Masters archives. The idea was suggested by Andersen's close friend Evalyn Daniel-Putnam, an art consultant. Artist Roark Gourley and Festival of Arts Promotions Director Sharbie Higuchi assisted in the acquisitions, which were approved by the festival board.
Guest stairs and hallways have also been re-carpeted, and new baseboards were installed.
"We revamped the entire lobby," Hofmann said.
A treasured hotel guestbook from 1931 is prominently displayed under glass in the lobby. On holidays, the pages will be flipped to the appropriate date. Such names as Charles Lindbergh and Errol Flynn, both known to have dined and imbibed at the hotel, might pop up.
Other guests at the hotel in the 1930s included Myrna Loy, the Nora in the "Nick and Nora" Charles comedies — crossword puzzle aficionados might be more familiar with the Charles' dog, Asta; Faye Wray, King Kong's first inamorata; Joan Fontaine, star of "Rebecca;" and John Barrymore, grandfather of Drew Barrymore.
Humphrey Bogart used the hotel as a hideaway during his marriage to actress Mayo Methot and later brought the young Lauren Bacall with him.
The promenade from the lobby to the oceanfront Claes Ovation restaurant, which has also been refurbished, is lined with historical photographs.
Awnings and fire escapes were the only exterior elements to be refurbished, Hofmann said.
Rededication of the hotel was toasted in wine and champagne in the renovated lobby. Tours of two redecorated rooms were offered.
Mayor Toni Iseman and council members Verna Rollinger and Kelly Boyd cut the ribbon looped across the front door at the rededication, before slipping off to "Lagunatics" rehearsals.
"When we see the Grand Old Lady of Laguna Beach, we know we are home," said Iseman.
A hotel has been on the site since 1889, a beacon for residents and tourists being lured to Laguna while the rest of South County was building bunkhouses for vaqueros.
It was built by Henry Goff, for which Goff Street and Island are named, and bought by Joseph Yock for $600.
Yock also bought the defunct Arch Beach hotel — the first hotel in Laguna — cut it into three pieces and hauled it to Main Beach to create a 30-bedroom, two-bath establishment. It burned down before the paint was completely dry, according to Laguna Beach historian Karen Wilson Turnbull, author of "Cottages & Castles."
The hotel was rebuilt and was occupied until 1928, when it was demolished to make way for the present hotel dedicated in 1930. The only thing missing is the neon sign atop the roof, taken down due to a city ordinance passed in 1966, Bill Farnham wrote in "Laguna Yesteryears: The Famous Hotel."
Guests at the rededication included Dennis Junka, custodian of the imposing red bow used for grand-opening ceremonies.
And: Cathy and Chamber of Commerce board member Larry Nokes, chamber Ambassador Roseann Nitti, Peppertree Lane manager Katy Moss, architect Marshall Ininns, Playhouse Managing Director Karen Wood, Heisler Building owners Pam and Sam Goldstein, Laguna Beach Live! founder Cindy Prewitt and 2010 City Council candidate Emanuel Patrascu, who said he is not contemplating running again at this time.
Also: Laguna Beach Concert Band founder Carol Reynolds, a hobbling Sande St. John, Rose Hancock, John Hoover, Ed Drollinger, Vera Martinez, and Rebecca and Charles Brady, who reported that Noosa, Australia, is a dead-ringer for Laguna Beach and has its own Hotel Laguna.
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Sawdust exhibitor Eleanor Henry is back in town after participating in the Avon Walk for Breast Cancer in Manhattan for the fifth year.
Team Henry also included her youngest granddaughter, Mariah, who teaches in New York. They walked in memory of Henry's youngest son, Kevin, her two brothers-in-law and several friends.
"I walked 20 of the 40 miles," Henry said. "We each made our minimum of $18,000 in donations, but donations are still being accepted."
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"While I was in New York I visited Occupy Wall Street," said Henry. "There was no amplified sound, so when a speaker said about three lines, it was repeated by protesters in front and relayed all the way back. It sounded like echoes.
"It was the most organized protest I have ever been to."
And Henry has been to more than a few. She has protested against wars, at the Nevada A-Bomb test site and cancer.
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While on a recent vacation, we decided to expand our restaurant reviews to the international scene. Montreal is a lovely, artistic, and interesting city that feels like a mixture of Paris and San Francisco. Not surprisingly, a major city such as Montreal has a wide array of vegan options and a few all vegetarian restaurants. Located in the Latin Quarter, we passed a delicious looking restaurant a number of times before deciding to try it. Yuan Vegetarian Restaurant (although the Y is missing from the sign, in true urban fashion) is situated in the basement of a building housed by tourist shops and clothing boutiques. From the outside it may appear a bit shabby, especially since the Y is missing from the sign, however, once you enter the spot it has a tranquil, modern, and has a classy appearance.
We arrived around 8pm and the joint was packed. The busy wait staff seemed a little confused and stressed with the crowd. It was my impression, they aren't normally this busy. When we first arrived, we were quickly sat at a nice table and given water, however, we were not noticed again for about 20 minutes. We were willing to forget this, because their menu looked absolutely delicious. The menu has a wide array of vegetarian and vegan Pan-Asian options. With menu offerings such as Lemon Crispy Fish, Pan Fried Steak, Japanese Eel, and Sushi Pizza, how could one not immediately be intrigued? It appears their online menu does not encompass all they offer, but do not be fooled, this place has an extensive menu!
The truth is there are several vegan Pan-Asian restaurants, in fact it may be the most common style of vegetarian cooking. No matter how common they may be, we still love to try them out! There was one thing incredibly unique about this place, it was buffet style. Not just any buffet style, but you were given a huge list of dishes and you checked which ones you wanted from appetizers to entrees, as many times as you like. You just check off on a piece of paper each time and order as much as you want for $20 a person. I am definitely not used to this ordering technique and coupled with my minuscule knowledge of the French language, this created some confusion. Once we figured it out and were no longer ignored by the staff, we were really excited to order but nervous not to let our eyes be bigger than our stomachs (as they charge you extra for leftover food and do not allow you to take any to go).
For our first round we ordered Miso Soup, BBQ Tofu Briquettes, Raviolis with Peanut Sauce, Stir Fried Mushrooms, Crispy Lemon Fish, Seaweed Salad, California Sushi Roll, and the Sushi Pizza. It may seem like a lot of food, but each dish was split between two people and the portions were pretty small. Even though it is listed as buffet style, every dish appeared to be made fresh to order. So fresh that it took a while to receive each dish and they often came out of order. Our sushi came first, followed by one entrée and soup, then the appetizers, and finally our last entrée. It was definitely a different style of eating for us! The sushi, soup, and salad were all tasty and the vegetables were really fresh. We especially enjoyed the Sushi Pizza, which was unique and delicious. Basically, it was seaweed battered, fried and covered in a vegetable vegan mayo sauce. It was tasty and crunchy for the palette. This may have been my favorite dish we ordered at this restaurant and certainly one I will not likely find anywhere else.
About five minutes later our first entrée was served, Fried Mushrooms. The older I get the less I enjoy mushrooms and I had a suspicion I would not enjoy this dish completely. My suspicions were right! Although the flavor was good and the mushrooms were mixed with goji berries and some sort of yellow bean, I couldn't get into the oyster mushrooms. Don't get me wrong, the dish was cooked deliciously but I just personally did not enjoy it. However, quickly following this dish were our two appetizers which were incredibly scrumptious. The BBQ Tofu Briquettes were delectable shish kabobs with plenty of flavor and the Raviolis in Peanut Sauce were almost perfect. Really, the peanut sauce was superb and I could have eaten it on every dish. Unfortunately, it seemed the kitchen staff forgot about our Lemon Fish and we had to wait another ten minutes or so for it to be prepared.
As we waited, our appetites grew for some dessert, so we received a new buffet ordering sheet. Much to our surprise the buffet did not offer dessert! Feeling a little defeated, we opted for some fruit based sushi to satisfy our sweet cravings. Both our late Lemon Fish entrée and Mango Rolls provided a little sweet ending to our dinner, although I think they should definitely add dessert as an option. We are happy to announce we did not over order and finished our plates, while still being satisfied. Despite the odd ordering technique, Yuan's provides its patrons with a variety of unique and flavorful fare, as well as a classy and cool environment. Although, not the best vegan pan Asian I have ever had, I definitely recommend it to those visiting Montreal. Bon Appetit!
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Wine lovers have figured out a way to donate what we hope is a large amount of money to the American Red Cross, earmarked for use in Haiti.
Palate Press (to which I'm an occasional contributor) and Brother, Can You Spare a Bottle? (with which I'm also tangentially involved) have teamed up to create a Wines for Haiti auction. There are two ways you can participate. The first is by donating a really nice bottle(s) of wine to be sold at the auction. The second way to participate is by bidding on the donations.
There are some great lots already, and there is always a need for more. The auction is being held online, of course, in the comments section of the Wine for Haiti post on Palate Press. Please promise your contribution in the comments over there, and then contribute your bottle for the auction. The next step is to bid, bid, bid.
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Honolulu Museum of Art
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John Tanji Koga is being honored by the Honolulu Museum of Art as the 12th recipient of the Catharine E.B. Cox Award for Excellence in Visual Arts. The award was established in 1985 by the grandsons of Catherine Cox and is given biennially to a former or current Hawai'i resident. It grants the recipient a one-person exhibition at the museum. Koga's exhibition titled Undulation: rise and fall will include recent paintings and sculptures that spur modernist tropes toward unexpected ends while paying homage to such eminent Japanese-American artists as Satoru Abe, and the late Tadashi Sato and Isamu Noguchi.
Perhaps best known as a sculptor, Koga is also a provocateur who delights in probing aspects of sexuality and socially uncomfortable topics that are associated with the body: his subjects for example have included male and female genitalia, orifices, and human excrement. His work alternates between irony and sincerity all at once and may be produced with improbable materials such as packing tape or beeswax, alongside traditional media like plaster, wood, and stone. Materiality is paradoxically often contravened, as in Koga's monumental boulders that are sliced and stacked like loaves of bread, or bulky volumetric masses that seem weightless, floating on air.
For Undulation: rise and fall Koga has produced a series of paintings conjuring cloudscapes and landscapes. These images take on unmistakably corporeal forms, recalling the work of the late Chicago Imagist Ray Yoshida (who was born in Honolulu) and providing a sexual double entendre in the exhibition title. These new works also enlarge upon subjects and themes in Koga's work based upon nature and natural forms and pay tribute to Sato whose lyrical abstraction represents a golden era of painting in Hawai'i. By producing an exhibition of paintings, rather than sculpture Koga also alludes to the career of Abe, which for decades has oscillated between painting and sculpture.
With a keen awareness of the legacy of art in Hawai'i, particularly by Japanese American artists in Honolulu, Koga addresses sculptural concerns in his work all the while challenging the limitations of materiality and stodgy propriety.


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TriBeCa, New York City Travel Guide
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- Easy walk to SoHo
- Downtown music and party venues, including the Canal Room
- Beautiful cast-iron architecture
- Beautiful Hudson River Greenway
- A 30-minute cab or subway ride to the major museums uptown
- Some parts of TriBeCa can feel desolate at night.
What It's Like
TriBeCa, short for "triangle below Canal Street," became a neighborhood in the 1970s when a group of artists sought to legalize their live-work lofts in the former commercial district. Today, this wealthy enclave is quieter and more residential in feel than its slightly hipper cousin to the north, SoHo. In 2006, Forbes ranked the real estate in 10013, TriBeCa's zip code, the 12th most expensive in the U.S. That's not surprising, given that this influential example of urban revitalization has been largely driven by the financiers of nearby Wall Street, who transformed the neighborhood's vast warehouses into luxury lofts. TriBeCa's cultural renewal, on the other hand, is owed in part to Robert de Niro: He helped establish the TriBeCa Film Festival in 2002 to help the area recuperate after 9/11, and is a part owner of several trendy neighborhood restaurants (Tribeca Grill, Nobu, Locanda Verde) as well as the posh Greenwich Hotel. The gentrified neighborhood still retains some of the funky, neighborhood character from its bohemian past, but the clean streets, great parks, and a number of good schools have also made it a stroller haven. It's a relatively safe place to roam at most times, though some of its fringes feel deserted late at night.
Where to Stay
TriBeCa only has a handful of hotels, but they're spread out, so visitors do have some choice as to where in the neighborhood they want to stay. The northern section of the neighborhood, near North Moore and Hudson Street, is the most popular and it is where the Tribeca Grand and Greenwich Hotel are both located. On the quieter, western edge is the beautiful Hudson River Greenway, which lures bicyclists and joggers. More affordable hotels like the Cosmopolitan Hotel and the Duane Street Hotel, as well as the new Smyth Hotel, cluster around the Chambers Street 1,2,3 and A,C,E subway stations to the south, closer to City Hall and numerous city, state, and federal courthouses.
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UNION, N.J. (taken from a Kean press release) – The
Brandeis University women were able to stay close in the first half
despite tough shooting night, but they were unable to overcome the
11ht-ranked Kean University Cougars tonight, falling by a 91-65
score in the second round of the NCAA Division III women's
basketball tournament tonight.
Kean was paces by junior guard Melissa Beyruti (Union City, N.J.), who knocked down eight three-pointers en-route to scoring 31 points and becoming the all-time leading scorer in Cougar history. Beyruti knocked down 8-of-14 from long range, and scored 17 points after intermission, giving her 1,425 career points. Sophomore guard Cardiss Jackman (Tobyhanna, Pa.) added 17 points, Kean (27-3) tied the program record for wins in a season and advance to the Sweet Sixteen for the second year in a row.
For Brandeis (19-8), senior guard Jaime Capra (Old Bridge, N.J.) led the Judges with 19 points, however the Cougar defense limited her to just 7-of-20 shooting from the floor, including 1-of-6 from long range.
The Cougars scored the first 10 points of the game and opened up a 26-9 lead midway through the first half, as Beyruti scored all 14 of her first-half points in the that run. Brandeis battled back with eight straight points to cut the deficit to single digits at 26-17 with 4:38 remaining in the half on a free throw from sophomore guard Jessica Chapin (Mendon, N.Y.).
Kean extended the lead back out to 14 points on a three-point play by Jackman just 26 seconds later, before the Judges pulled to within four points with 38 seconds left in the half and trailed by just six points at 36-30 at halftime.
In addition to Beyruti's 14 first-half points, Jackman had eight points, while freshman forward Tiffany Patrick (Piscataway, N.J.) had five points and seven rebounds. Capra led the Judges with seven points, but connected on just 2-of-10 shooting in the first half.
After halftime, the Cougars came out running, scoring 13 unanswered points to cap a 27-8 run to open the half, as Beyruti had 10 points, including her lay-up with 13:11 remaining to break the program's all-time scoring record.
The Cougars hit three pointers on three straight possessions to push the lead out to 31 points with just under eight minutes remaining en-route to the 34-point victory.
With her eight three-pointers, Beyruti now has 102 for the season, marking back-to-back season that she has eclipsed 100 three-pointers. The program's all-time leader in three-point field goals made, Beyruti now has 275 for her career, moving her into 14th place in NCAA Division III career history.
Junior guard Ebony Jackson (Newark, N.J.) fell just one assist shy of a double-double, finishing with 12 points and nine assists, while Patrick had her third straight double-double with 11 points and a game-high 17 rebounds.
Senior center Chari' Cooper (Paulsboro, N.J.) battled foul trouble throughout the evening, finishing with 11 points and nine rebounds, to give her 1,497 career rebounds.
For the Judges, junior center Lauren Orlando (Peabody, Mass.) had 11 points, three rebounds and three blocks, while junior forward Cassidy Dadaos (Healdsburg, Calif.) finished with 10 points and four rebounds.
Strong second half by No. 11 Kean women eliminates Brandeis from tourney, 95-61
UNION, N.J. (taken from a Kean press release) – The
Brandeis University women were able to stay close in the first half
despite tough shooting night, but they were unable to overcome the
11ht-ranked Kean University Cougars tonight, falling by a 91-65
score in the second round of the NCAA Division III women's
basketball tournament tonight.


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Jordan Riggs, a sophomore at Pittsburg State University, will play the part of Bill Bobstay in the university's production of "H.M.S. Pinafore," an opera by W. S. Gilbert and Arthur Sullivan, on Feb. 15 and 17.
Riggs grew up in the Peabody area and graduated from Hillsboro High School in 2011. He is studying music education with an emphasis on vocal music.
His vocal coach at college, Patrick Howle, is also the director of the opera and urged Riggs to audition at the end of classes in spring 2012.
"He said that I should audition for the opera because he felt certain I would enjoy the experience and that I had the voice for it," Riggs said.
Riggs had been involved in several musicals in high school, including playing the part of Lumiere in "Beauty and the Beast" his senior year. Although musicals and operas aren't quite the same, Riggs said his high school experience has helped him with the opera.
"The director has complimented me a couple times on my stage presence, professionalism, and 'dance skills,'" Riggs said. "Definitely have Mrs. (Lynn) Just and Mr. (Terry) Bebermeyer to thank for that."
Because opera has very little, if any, spoken dialogue, Riggs has had to get used to singing for extended periods.
"It is a definite workout for my voice, and the style takes some getting used to, but it's considered the hardest/finest form of singing, so I'm really enjoying the challenge," he said.
Riggs said the music in "H.M.S. Pinafore" can be wordy and fast, making enunciation difficult. His part has many cue lines in the first act, putting extra pressure on him. Rehearsals feel a lot like the ones for musicals in high school, including the camaraderie developed among cast and crew members, he said.
His experience with the opera so far has been good enough that he hopes to continue with opera in the future, as long as it doesn't conflict with his school work.
"Rehearsals are going great," Riggs said. "We had a slight scare coming back from winter break, but everyone has redoubled their efforts and we're rapidly picking up speed."
Rehearsals will move to the stage of the university's Memorial Auditorium soon, and Riggs is eager to see the set.
Riggs' vocal part in "H.M.S. Pinafore" is officially a bass, but most of the music is in the baritone range, he said.
"Because it's a Gilbert and Sullivan production, it's not the stereotypical 'opera' sound," he said.
Performances of "H.M.S. Pinafore" will be 7:30 p.m. Feb. 15 and 3 p.m. Feb. 17, both at Memorial Auditorium in Pittsburg. Tickets are $10 for adults or $5 for senior citizens and students under age 17; Pittsburg State University students can get in free with student ID. The Southeast Kansas Symphony will accompany both performances.


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The pinnacle of the Easter week in Hellín, Albacete province, is the Tamborada (drum-playing). This is the most important fiesta on the town calendar, when up to 20,000 drums start playing, the beginning of an uproar that will continue over several days.
Midnight on Maundy Thursday sees the most important drum-playing moment of the whole celebration. On Good Friday night the Santo Entierro procession takes place, marked by silence and meditation, in clear contrast to the tremendous noise of the drums. In this procession you can see the wooden Cristo Yacente statue, by sculptor Mariano Benlliure, considered one of the finest works of 20th century sculpture. One last session of drum-playing, from Holy Saturday night to Sunday evening, marks the end of Hellín's Easter week celebrations, after hundreds of doves are released into the sky.
Easter week is one of the most heartfelt and deep-rooted fiestas celebrated in Spain. This commemoration has centuries of history and tradition, remembering the passion and death of Jesus Christ. The streets of the majority of Spain's cities, towns and villages become the stage for religious fervour and devotion, combining grief and meditation in memory of Christ's death. Music, art and colour come together in magical processions - solemn parades in which crowds of people accompany religious images on their route through the streets.
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