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UNDATED (WHTC) - It was almost a complete upheaval of Michigan's political party leadership in statewide conventions held this past Saturday. Mark Brewer saw the proverbial handwriting on the wall in Detroit and bowed out as Democratic Party Chairman in favor of Lon Johnson, who says job one is to find candidates at all levels, and that he wants to reclaim Michigan as a Democratic state.
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The Posies, KS + Big Star's 3rd in WA
Upcoming shows in Washington:
Aug 23 — The Posies (acoustic), The Triple Door, Seattle WA (Two shows – an early one at 8pm, and a later one at 11pm. Tickets here. VIP tickets are available for a meet & greet/wine tasting with Waters Winery.)
Aug 29 — The Posies (acoustic), house show, Bellingham WA (Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for info)
Aug 31 — Big Star's 3rd, Bumbershoot Festival, Seattle WA
Sept. 5 — FM Collective (KS will do some solo material), Columbia City Theatre, Seattle WA
Jon Auer in London August 15
Tickets are available now.
Image via Jon's supporting act Henrik, who had some nice things to say on his blog.
On August 19th, Omnivore records will reissue the Posies' first album 'Failure.' This new release will have the original 12 song playlist on the cassette – when released on vinyl, one song was removed. It will also feature 8 bonus tracks. Here's the tracklist as well as a breakdown of where you may have heard some of those tracks, from the Second Disc blog:
Blind Eyes Open
The Longest Line
Under Easy
Like Me Too
I May Hate You Sometimes
Ironing Tuesdays
Paint Me
Believe in Something (Other Than Yourself)
At Least for Now
What Little Remains
Believe in Something Other (Than Yourself) (Live)
I May Hate You Sometimes (Demo)
Paint Me (Demo)
Like Me Too (Demo)
Alison Hubbard (Instrumental)
After Many a Summer Dies the Swan (Instrumental)
Blind Eyes Open (Instrumental Demo)
At Least for Now (Demo)
Tracks 1-12 released PopLLama PL-2323, 1988
Track 13 from At Least At Last box set – Not Lame Recordings NLA-006, 2000
Tracks 14-19 from 15th anniversary expanded edition – Houston Party HPR091, 2004
Track 20 previously unreleased
Omnivore has released a trailer for the reissue, which you can see below:
Yesterday, Premiered one of the bonus tracks, a demo of "Paint Me."
On August 21st, the Posies will be playing Raleigh, NC as part of Oak City 7. Admission to the show is free.
Filmmaker Claudia Rorarius has been working on a fictional film starring Ken Stringfellow, using a "unique working method, while interweaving fiction and reality seamlessly." Claudia provided an update to the project on her Tumblr this week:
So the basic plot of the fictional film is: Ken is on tour through the US. But the people and places don't seem to be nice to him. The shows are not going well. His nerves are at breaking point. One morning, when he wakes up, his voice is gone. Helpless of the situation he has a nervous breakdown, feeling like losing his whole life. He is stranded in a small town, not knowing where to go and what to do. He is feeling terribly lonely. Suddenly comes a long, lost story in his mind, that he had blocked out all this years. As a baby he was abandoned by his bodily mother. He has never seen her again. Ken decides to search for his lost mother, and take a long and painful way back to life.
For more information on the project, visit her Tumblr to read the post in full.
The Posies "Amazing Disgrace" Lineup to Play Vertigo Festival in Spain in August
The Posies "Amazing Disgrace" lineup will be playing the Vertigo Festival in Martos (Jaen), Spain, held from August 1-2. More info (in Spanish) here.
Ken Stringfellow was interviewed by Sydney Unleashed ahead of his Australian tour next month, and had news regarding the first 4 Posies records:
For news, we will see over the next year the re-issue of the Posies first four albums with expanded content, quite a bit never before heard and that's *after* we released a 4-CD box set of outtakes in 2000. We found even *more* stuff. Plus the albums will get remastered, pressed on vinyl, etc.
If you follow Ken's blog, you already know that he and Jon Auer are recording new Posies songs.
Dates for Ken's Australian tour:
April 11 – KS solo, Petersham Bowling Club, Sydney AUSTRALIA
April 13 — KS solo, Grace Darling Hotel, Melbourne AUSTRALIA
April 16 — Coronet Blue (KS on keyboards), the Vanguard, Sydney AUSTRALIA
Ken Stringfellow will be releasing "I Never Said I'd Make It Easy: a Ken Stringfellow Collection" next year, and the record includes a new song, "Kids Don't Follow." Here is the tracklist:
1. Any Sign At All
2. Down Like Me
3. Find Yourself Alone
4. Sparrow
5. Reveal Love
6. Here's To The Future
7. Airscape
8. Don't Break The Silence
9. Ask Me No Questions
10. Kids Don't Follow
11. You Drew
12. Any Love (Cassandra Et Lune)
13. Known Diamond
14. Cyclone Graves
15. Death of a City
16. Never My Love
The expected iTunes release date is 3 January 2014.
The Posies To Play "Frosting on the Beater" With Original Line-Up in Seattle
The Posies will be playing "Frosting on the Beater" with the original line-up (Jon Auer, Ken Stringfellow, Dave Fox, and Mike Musburger) as part of the Moe 20 Neumos 10th Anniversary Shows on January 10th in Seattle.
Tickets are on sale now.
Ken Stringfellow with Chris Stamey in Australia, 2014
Big Star's Third will be performed (with its original string and wind orchestrations) by Jody Stephens, Mike Mills, Mitch Easter, and Chris Stamey. They will be joined by Cat Power, Kurt Vile, and many others as part of the Sydney Festival.
Jan 23 – Big Star's Third @ Sydney Festival, Sydney AUSTRALIA
Following that, Ken will tour Australia with Chris Stamey. Dates are below:
Jan 24 – Ken & Chris Stamey @ Astor Theatre, Perth AUSTRALIA
Jan 26 – Ken & Chris Stamey @ The Grace Emily Hotel, Adelaide AUSTRALIA
Jan 28 – Ken & Chris Stamey @ Northcote Social Club, Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Jan 29 – Ken & Chris Stamey @ Caravan Music Club, Melbourne AUSTRALIA
Jan 30 – Ken & Chris Stamey @ Black Bear Lodge, Brisbane AUSTRALIA
Jan 31 – Ken & Chris Stamey @ Clarendon Guest House, Katoomba AUSTRALIA
Feb 1 – KS & Chris Stamey @ Annandale Hotel, Sydney AUSTRALIA


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The Penticton Vees have acquired centre Brock Balson in a three player deal with the Salmon Arm Silverbacks.
Balson, 19, comes to the Vees while a pair of 18-year-olds, defenceman Mitch Ferguson and forward Evan Anderson head to Salmon Arm.
"We felt we needed to add a natural centre," says Vees head coach/GM Fred Harbinson.
"Brock has shown offensive production in our league in the past and we believe he can provide secondary scoring to our line-up."
Balson was in his second stint with the Silverbacks at the time of the trade.
In nine games this season he has two goals and six assists.
He played 20 games in Salmon Arm last season picking up 10 goals and 10 assists before joining the Western Hockey League's Kamloops Blazers.
Anderson had three assists in 18 games with the Vees while Ferguson had one assist in 12 games.
Both were in their first season in Penticton.
Meantime, the Vees also announced the signing of 16-year-old defenceman Brayden Park who made his debut with the Vees last weekend.
He had 10 points in 14 games with the KIJHL Osoyoos Coyotes this season.
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Armed Robbery of a Subway in Allen, KY
Date of News Release: 06/03/2013
(Allen, Ky.) -- On Sunday June 2, 2013 Post 9 Pikeville received a call of a armed robbery at Subway located in the Allen community of Floyd County. KSP Troopers responded to the scene and information obtained at the scene indicates that an employee was attempting to close the business for the evening when a male subject entered the business. The unidentified male was wearing a white hooded sweatshirt, white handkerchief over his face and a pair shorts. The unidentified male brandished a weapon and obtained an undisclosed amount of cash from the register before exiting the business through the back door. The unidentified male fled the area on foot in an unknown direction of travel. The unidentified male was described as white, approximately 6 feet tall and slender build. This case remains under investigation by KSP Detective William Petry. Anyone with information is asked to contact Kentucky State Police Post 9 at 1-800-222-5555 or (606) 433-7711.


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There have been two unavoidable changes to the program of meetings for 2014. he revised details of the 2014 meetings can be found on the meetings page.
The 2014 seminar which will be the last one in its current form will be held over the weekend of 27th to 28th September in Bedfordshire. Members who are interested in attending should contact Nick Edwards as soon as possible (contact details may be found in the Members' newsletter).
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- Studio: Paramount Pictures
- Release Date: Jun 8, 2012
- Starring: Ben Stiller, Chris Rock, David Schwimmer, Jada Pinkett Smith
- Summary: Alex the Lion, Marty the Zebra, Gloria the Hippo, and Melman the Giraffe are still fighting to get home to their beloved Big Apple and of course, King Julien, Maurice and the Penguins are all along for the comedic adventure. Their journey takes them through Europe where they find the perfect cover: a traveling circus, which they reinvent – Madagascar style. [DreamWorks Animation]… Expand
- Director: Conrad Vernon
- Genre(s): Adventure, Comedy, Animation, Family
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Positive: 15 out of 26
Mixed: 9 out of 26
Negative: 2 out of 26
Europe's Most Wanted is so full of laughs and great characters, it's easily the best in the series. Like "Toy Story 3," the Madagascar gang just gets better with time, and this new adventure is funny, exciting and heartwarming.
While it may blunder down the odd comedy cul-de-sac, Madagascar 3 is often inspired and very, very funny.
Madagascar 3 is all about exuberant motion, cute characters and gorgeous colors. It aims for the eyes, not the heart.
Madagascar 3 can't upgrade its own shtick, becoming a craven example of a fast-buck, no-fun family film.
Score distribution:
Positive: 35 out of 47
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Mar 23, 2013These are one of the few animated films I would think 10/10. All of what was done was brilliant, 93 minutes of fun, I was glad to see this on the big screen. For all of those who hated it, why?!?… Expand
Jun 8, 2012Madagascar 3: Europe's most wanted is a great family film. It has everything! The visuals are stunning, the jokes come out of nowhere, and the additional characters are hilarious. Although i wasn't a huge fan of the first two, this movie took me by surprise. It moves along at a loony tunes pace and never lets go. The climax circus scene is pure eye candy and reminds me of Elephants on Parade. Next to the Avengers, another great summer 2012 movie.… Collapse
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Aug 5, 2013Funny and colorful, with little dark setting. Afro Circus is best! Detailed CGI animation is also great, and i also like that penguins who are from first movie my fave characters get bigger role! But i gived quite negative review, because they get to circus what is i think even worse for animals than ZOO! But otherwise, great!… Expand
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(The Sports Network) - The Toronto Maple Leafs will look to bounce back from their first loss of the season when they visit the Nashville Predators on Thursday night.
The Leafs came out of the gate winning their first three contests of the season before dropping a 2-1 home decision to Colorado on Tuesday. The Avalanche got the game-winner early in the third period.
Jonathan Bernier, who replaced James Reimer and stopped all 15 shots he saw in Toronto's shootout win over the Senators on Saturday, made 31 saves in the loss. He has a 1.18 goals against average and .963 save percentage in his three games with the Leafs, including two starts, after being acquired this past offseason from the Los Angeles Kings.
"We gave up too many chances," Toronto captain Dion Phaneuf said. "Bernier kept us in it. It was right there for us."
Bernier is expected to draw the start again tonight for the Maple Leafs and has been very successful versus the Predators in his career, going 7-1-0 with a 1.88 GAA and .932 save percentage in eight meetings.
Joffrey Lupul, who scored Toronto's lone goal on Tuesday and has five points over his last three games, is day-to-day with a calf injury sustained versus Colorado. He did not practice on Wednesday, but is expected to be in the lineup tonight.
Jay McClement practiced on Wednesday for the Leafs after missing Tuesday's game after his wife went into labor.
The Maple Leafs had won two straight over the Predators before suffering a 4-1 road defeat in the last meeting on Nov. 17, 2011. It was their third loss in their past four trips to Nashville.
The Predators meanwhile got their two young guns on the board last time out. They'll look to make it two victories in a row on Thursday night when they continue a five-game homestand with a visit from the Toronto Maple Leafs.
After opening the season with road losses to St. Louis and Colorado, Nashville kicked off its residency on Tuesday with a 3-2 victory over Minnesota. Eric Nystrom capped a three-goal first period with a successful penalty shot, while Filip Forsberg got the run started with his first NHL goal.
The 19-year-old Forsberg, who missed the club's first two games because of a lower-body injury, put home his chance on the power play before pumping his fists wildly in the air and jumping into the glass in celebration. He played in five games last season after being acquired from the Washington Capitals and had just one assist.
"I think for any player that gets to the National Hockey League, they dream of scoring their first goal and when they do it's a time to celebrate. I think you saw real good emotion from Filip. I know our bench was loving it," said Preds coach Barry Trotz.
Defenseman Seth Jones, the 19-year-old fourth overall pick of the most recent draft, picked up his first NHL point with an assist on Forsberg's goal.
Pekka Rinne was strong in net with 32 saves and has posted a .942 save percentage in two games since getting pulled early in the club's season- opening loss to the Blues.
Rinne is 2-1-0 with a 2.87 GAA and .907 saver percentage in four lifetime meetings with Toronto.
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People hate it because it encourages completely aberrant behavior. Thousands of PVEers are vying for the same achievement and the same goals, which means there's 30-40 people in Alterac Valley going after 4 towers. PVPers hate it because their BGs get filled with PVEers who have no interest in actually playing the BG, just getting their achievement.
Arathi Basin wasn't too hard, except for the first match where Horde controlled 3 bases and the other 2 were protected by psychotic rogue duos and so were getting totally ignored and unapproachable by a single PVEer. I got that one by logging into an AB match where half the Allies and half the Horde were standing around a flag trading assaults.
Alterac Valley...yes, everyone usually zergs, but not when more than half the players are there solely to assault the towers. This one would be easy if you were the only one in the match who wanted the achieve, but you never are. I only got this one because a friendly Ally showed up and we managed to convince our teammates not to kill him so he could defend the tower and let us all get assaults.
WSG...well, the naked gnome sitting by the flag made that easy. But it would have been a hell of a lot harder had the BG actually been playing to win.
Eye of the Storm, like you said, was the only truly hard one, especially since the Allies had a boomkin constantly hammering the flag site. I was significantly lucky in picking up the flag my first match, with all the competition for it.
Honestly, everyone's problem with the achievement would go away if it were "Win one of each of these battlegrounds with your orphan out." It's the same level of difficulty and doesn't encourage non-PVP behavior.


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Fitzgerald says Thursday that a deal with Consol Energy Inc. could also provide another $3 million to $4 million in yearly royalty payments.
The final contract to drill on about 9,200 acres at Pittsburgh International Airport is still being negotiated, Fitzgerald says.
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Sales of Samsung's Galaxy S III surpassed the iPhone 4S in the third quarter to become the best-selling smartphone. But the iPhone 5 should reassert Apple's dominance.
Samsung's Galaxy S III overtook the iPhone 4S to become the world's best-selling smartphone during the third quarter, according to research from Strategy Analytics, but the iPhone 5 looks set to re-assert Apple's(AAPL) dominance.
The Korean tech giant shipped 18 million Galaxy S III's during the third quarter, accounting for 10.7% of the global smartphone market. Apple shipped an estimated 16.2 million of the popular iPhone 4S, according to Strategy Analytics, making up 9.7% of the market.
Apple, however, still holds an enviable position in the smartphone battle thanks to its new iPhone 5, which was launched amid much fanfare in September.
The Cupertino, Calif., company has lauded the iPhone 5 as the fastest-selling phone in history. Despite the phone's late appearance in the quarter, Apple sold an impressive 6 million iPhone 5s during the period, Strategy Analytics reported.
The latest iPhone clinched 3.6% of the smartphone market during the third quarter, increasing the pressure on the Galaxy S III.
"The Galaxy S III's position as the world's best-selling smartphone model is likely to be short-lived," Neil Mawston, Strategy Analytics' executive director, said in a statement. "The Apple iPhone 5 has gotten off to a solid start already, with an estimated 6 million units shipped globally during the third quarter of 2012. We expect the new iPhone 5 to out-ship Samsung's Galaxy S III in the fourth quarter, and Apple should soon reclaim the title of the world's most popular smartphone model."
Strategy Analytics estimates that 167.8 million smartphones were sold worldwide during the third quarter, up from 152.8 million during the prior year's quarter.
A separate survey, released Nov. 8 by Canalys, reported that 173.7 smartphones were shipped during the quarter, up from 120.4 million in the same period last year.
Samsung remains the biggest player in the smartphone market, according to Canalys, with 55.5 million phones shipped, up from 27.3 million in last year's third quarter and clinching 32% of the market. Apple shipped 26.9 million smartphones, compared with 17.1 million in the prior year's period, and grabbed a 15.5% market share.
Sony (SNE) rose to third place in the Canalys report, with 8.8 million smartphones shipped, boosted by its recent brand re-launch and a raft of new products. HTC and Research In Motion (RIMM) were in fourth and fifth place, respectively.
Canalys also found that the Asia-Pacific region made up more than 50% of the smartphone market for the first time since 2006.
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Last month, just minutes into a pretrial hearing for the five men accused of plotting the Sept. 11 attacks, David Nevin, the lead defense attorney, asked the judge to stop the proceedings. His concern: A third party, possibly the CIA, might be listening to privileged conversations between the defense attorneys and their clients. "This is not something we made up," Nevin told the judge. "This is a genuine concern that we have. And as officers of the court and as lawyers, we have to get to the bottom of it before we can go forward."
Had the allegation been made in a federal court, it would have seemed, at best, a little paranoid. But in the military commissions at Guantanamo Bay, there is an oasis of space for such accusations. The special terrorist courts, which were originally set up by the Bush administration to deal with foreign prisoners accused of terrorism, have been fighting allegations of second-tier justice and double standards since their inception. The Supreme Court weighed in and found the Bush-era commissions unconstitutional. Congress has reformed the commissions twice — once in 2006 and again in 2009 — making them into a sort of hybrid of military courts and federal ones.
Even so, there is still a general sense that something is just not right with the courts at Guantanamo Bay. For most Americans, the specific problems are difficult to recall — something about rough interrogations, hearsay evidence and indefinite detention. The details have remained sketchy. Until now, that is, thanks to The Wall Street Journal's Supreme Court reporter, Jess Bravin, whose new book anchors the criticisms in detailed facts. The Terror Courts is a comprehensive accounting of the creation of the commissions in the months after the 9/11 attacks. It is a book that pulls no punches. It names names. And, in so doing, it is a gutsy, finely wrought narrative that explains how a small group of Bush-era political appointees managed to develop a parallel justice system designed to ensure a specific outcome.
The ingredients that go into such a system are fairly straightforward, Bravin explains. Strip the defendants of rights. Have an administrator who is judge and jury. Be selective about the military-commission history on which the system is based — the Bush administration focused on one outlier case — and then make sure to exclude the military's lawyers so that their fealty to the Uniformed Code of Military Justice doesn't get the in the way of the mission.
The fix, Bravin reports, was in from the outset. The draft of the military commissions order in the month after 9/11 was just 1,800 words, and it "made no reference to basic due process," he writes. "The only standard was that evidence hold 'probative value to a reasonable person'… There was no requirement that any member of the commission be a lawyer. Instead lay officers from infantry, artillery, or other units would conduct a trial that could order a defendant executed."
Consider the Pentagon's general counsel at the time, William J. Haynes II, who oversaw the development of the post 9/11 military commissions. He was a contracts attorney with no experience in the laws of war, Bravin writes, but he told a subordinate drawing up the rules of the commission "to avoid using the word rights — except to state, as the document did, that the order conferred none. Instead of rights, those selected for military commissions would have 'procedures accorded to the accused.'"
Bravin also chronicles the effort to transfer the terrorism portfolio from the Justice Department — which enjoyed a terrorism conviction rate of almost 100 percent — to one of Attorney General John Ashcroft's cabinet rivals, Donald Rumsfeld, and how that, too, was meant to put a thumb on the scales of justice. "In one early draft, the secretary of defense would select all the participants — the members of the commission, the prosecutor, the defense attorney — and then would decide any appeals," Bravin writes.
Days after officials produced that draft, Vice President Dick Cheney brought it to the president and discussed it with him over lunch. "Normally," Bravin writes, "documents for the president's approval are filed with the White House staff secretary, who circulates the draft among key officials for last-minute comments or concerns." Instead, the president signed the commissions order hours after his discussion with Cheney, without the staffing. The White House issued a small press release. "As news reports picked up the press release, there was shock — most of all among administration officials who discovered they had been cut out of the process," Bravin writes.
While the book provides a roster of villains, including what could only be called a gleeful evisceration of former chief prosecutor Robert Swann, there are heroes, too: men in uniform who were deeply uncomfortable about the direction the military commissions were taking. One of those people was Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Couch, who appears to have been a key source for the book.
Couch ended up as the chief prosecutor's point man for the most significant cases at Guantanamo. He was asked to build cases on detainees. Yet as he dug into one case after another, he hit roadblocks that made prosecution impossible. Either the CIA would not provide intelligence for the case, or the prisoners were abused, or the evidence was thin.
The book ends with the May 2012 arraignment of Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, the alleged 9/11 mastermind, and his four co-defendants. I was at that arraignment, and as Bravin reports, it took 13 hours. Defendants misbehaved. Defense attorneys objected. And the prosecution was forced to read almost the entirety of the 87 pages of charges in half-hour rotations.
The problem is that by ending there, Bravin leaves readers with plenty of dark stories about the commission's past but without a strong sense of how the commissions may have been reformed since that time. Bravin leaves the impression that the commissions may never transcend their history. His pessimism — though not unwarranted — seems, at best, premature.
Dina Temple-Raston reviewed this book for The Washington Post.


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A team of scientists launched an instrument-laden rocket into northern lights display on Saturday, February 18th. The two-stage Terrier-Black Brant rocket was blasted from the Poker Flat Research Range in Fairbanks, Alaska. Funded by the NASA, the mission is studying electrical activity in the aurora borealis and the likelihood it's interfering with GPS and other signals.
Remove is the name of a new app that erases unwanted people and objects from your smartphone photos. Created by the Swedish photo software company Scalado, Remove uses its new patented object removal technology to capture several images in a row, analyze them and automatically create a composite photo of the missing background, allowing you to eliminate unwanted objects manually.
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A historic guitar owned and played by Jerry Garcia is just one of the many notable pieces of rock memorabilia going up for bid during a two-day sale, December 6-7, at Julien's Auctions in Beverly Hills, California.
Garcia's Custom Travis Bean TB500 is believed to be the third-most-played guitar the Grateful Dead frontman ever owned, after "Tiger" and "Wolf." It was Jerry's instrument of choice during most of 1977, one he used to record the band's Terrapin Station album. The guitar is expected to sell for $150,000 to $200,000.
Keeping with the Grateful Dead theme, a collection of psychedelic artwork created by some of the most-renowned poster artists will be available at the event.
Many other notable instruments also will be auctioned, including a Hofner bass created for but never presented to Paul McCartney , a Roland G-707 synthesizer guitar that belonged to Led Zeppelin 's Jimmy Page , a Kramer Ferrington guitar owned by Mick Jagger , a 1954 Fender Telecaster autographed and played by Keith Richards and two vintage guitars once owned by late Creedence Clearwater Revival member Tom Fogerty .
Meanwhile, Axl Rose 's ex-wife, Erin Everly , is selling an assortment of items the Guns N' Roses singer used to own. These include the couple's 1990 wedding video and marriage license, personal photographs, clothing, love letters and even a domestic-abuse report.
Also being offered at the sale are a variety of handwritten lyrics from Jimi Hendrix , Bob Dylan , The Doors ' Jim Morrison , George Harrison , Bruce Springsteen and Stevie Nicks .
In addition, collectible items belonging to Elvis Presley , The Who , Neil Young , Ronnie Wood , Slash , Hendrix, Ronnie Montrose , Elton John and Michael Jackson will go on the block.
"If this auction was a concert where we sold tickets to attend, it would surely sell out in seconds," says Julien's Auctions executive Martin Nolan . "The collections going up for auction…are worthy of a place in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It is without a doubt one of the best music related auctions we have ever been given the privilege to stage."
Some items sold during the Icons and Idols: Rock 'n' Roll auction will benefit the Grammy Foundation and MusiCares organizations. Visit JuliensAuctions.com to check out the entire catalog of memorabilia that will be available at the sale.
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Okefenokee no-mining agreement celebrated
The Ramsar Administrative Authority in the United States, the Office of International Affairs of the US Fish and Wildlife Service, Department of the Interior, passed on to the Bureau this press release which reports progress in sorting out the proposed titanium-mining dispute near the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge, a Ramsar site in the southern state of Georgia.
The press release was issued by Resolve: Center for Environmental and Public Policy Dispute Resolution, Washington, D.C. (http://www.resolv.org/).
FOR RELEASE Friday, Feb. 5,1999
Contact: Suzanne Orenstein, RESOLVE, 978/922-1841
Okefenokee No-Mining Agreement Celebrated
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FOLKSTON, Ga., Feb. 5- Public officials and members of a group formed last year to study a proposed DuPont titanium mine near the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge today celebrated the signing of a pact that could eliminate the prospect of mining in the area.
The agreement resulted from nearly eighteen months of discussion between representatives of environmental groups, county and local governments, Native Americans, landowners, DuPont and others. The plan signed today will require public and private funds that will be used to permanently retire mineral rights, add acreage to the Refuge, establish an education and research center and provide local governments with economic development support. The funding required to retire the mineral rights and acquire land for the Refuge will be determined more precisely after an independent appraisal under federal appraisal guidelines.
The dispute began in early 1997 when environmental groups and US Interior Secretary Bruce Babbitt opposed DuPont's plan to mine titanium ore on some 38,000 acres near the eastern edge of the Okefenokee National Wildlife Refuge. They said that surface-mining operations along the Trail Ridge would harm the area's delicate ecosysterns, disrupting the flow of undergrowid water on which they depend. Titanium ore is used to make titanium dioxide, a white pigment used in the paper, coatings and plastic industries.
DuPont countered that its activities would not harn the Okefenokee, citing more than 40 years of safe mining operations along the Trail Ridge in Florida, about 40 miles from the proposed Georgia mine. When the controversy escalated, DuPont voluntarily halted all activities related to the project and called for the formation of the study group, known as a "collaborative process."
"On August 5, 1997, I said a common-sense solution was possible with reasonable cooperation from the parties involveds. Today's ceremony is a testament to that cooperation," said U.S. Representative Saxby Chambliss, whose district includes the Okefenokee. "I support this proposal, but its far from a done deal. To make it work, we'll need a coordinated federal, state, and private partnership funding effort for years to come."
"The collaborative process required members to put aside their fears and suspicions and work together," said Suzanne Orenstein, vice president of RESOLVE, the Washington-based firm that moderated the long-running series of meetings. "Thanks to the best efforts of the members, this agreement is now possible. The follow-through to implement the agreement will be equally challenging, but we now have the positive working relationships we need to succeed."


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VANCOUVER -- Travis Lulay started the 99th Grey Cup looking like a young quarterback overwhelmed with the prospect of playing in his first CFL championship.
But when the B.C. Lions needed him most, he showed why he's the league's most valuable player.
Lulay overcame some first-half jitters and made some big second-half plays, leading the B.C. Lions to a 34-23 win over the Winnipeg Blue Bombers in Sunday's Grey Cup game.
Already the league's outstanding player this season, Lulay can now call himself Grey Cup MVP. Lulay finished 21-of-37 passing for 320 yards and the two touchdowns.
His two TD passes in the second half -- his first two against Winnipeg this season -- gave the Lions a big enough cushion to weather a desperate Blue Bombers comeback late in the game.
"Execution-wise it wasn't perfect, it probably wasn't as good as our last couple of games have been but we just kept battling and made the plays we needed to make," said Lulay.
"Winnipeg made it interesting at the end, kept us holding our breath a bit. It's pretty sweet."
His poise in the second half was in contrast to how he started the game. He looked good on B.C.'s second possession that led to an Andrew Harris touchdown run, but otherwise he failed to put up big points despite being constantly granted excellent field position to start drives.
Following Harris's touchdown, the Lions had three straight drives that started in Winnipeg territory. They only managed to get a field goal and a single out of those opportunities.
Lulay was often overthrowing receivers, or he was getting hit hard by Winnipeg's defence. By halftime, he had completed just half of his passes.
But with the last play of the third quarter, Lulay found Kierrie Johnson with a 66-yard strike to put B.C. ahead 24-9.
He was then given a reprieve in the fourth quarter when a sure interception by Winnipeg's Odell Willis was knocked away by Ben Archibald.
"It was a screen pass and Odell sniffed it out," Lulay said. "Ben made a huge play because (Willis) had nothing but room in front of him."
Lulay responded by marching the Lions 82 yards, hitting Arland Bruce III with a six-yard TD strike for a commanding 31-9 advantage.
The Blue Bombers made it close, but B.C. was able to control the ball enough late in the game to ensure the victory.
He was asked after the game whether B.C could repeat as Grey Cup champions next season.
"Boy, thinking to next year already, huh? I honestly don't know where people at contract-wise and their careers but there are a lot of good football players on this team," he said.
"It's a very special group, a mentally tough group to battle back from being 0-5. You can't say enough about that aspect of guys on this team."
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Social Chaos in the Age of Thinking Machines
Dress up. Leave a false name. Be legendary…but don't get caught. Art as crime; crime as art.
– Hakim Bey
Note: I've been challenged to write a blog post about Temporary Autonomous Zones, a book that is certainly worth your time. This post casts the tenants of TAZ into the future for a glimpse of what social chaos means for robot culture.
What is culture?
Human culture provides a set of ideals and practices that allow for large groups of people to share common goals, behaviors, and ideas. We see these shared thoughts as useful tools to make thinking more efficient. It is easier to follow the norms of a culture than to rely on rational thought to justify every aspect of daily life. The individual learns the conclusions of others without necessarily grasping how these conclusions were derived from first principles.
I will refer to culture as a general base of rules and expectations which govern, either loosely or more stringently, a group of individuals. Human unconsciously slip into generally accepted patterns of behavior, bypassing lower level thought processes. As a result of these abstracted decisions, the individual is left with more time to explore higher level thought and increase efficiency in real life. However, as more and more decisions are taken for granted, the individual may become trapped in a local maximum that cannot be escaped without questioning the basic rules that define the culture of that individual.
I argue that in the context of robot culture, the "best" machines will be those that deftly walk the razor's edge between social conformity (culture) and selective, adaptive rule breaking (chaos).
From Culture: Invariants
Religions are popular because they give people reasons not to do things, not because their advice is good, but because they allow for people to not question it."
– Marvin Minsky
Minsky's bit of wisdom alludes to one of the likely reasons for the development of human culture: efficiency in decision making. By providing answers to a large number of questions, human culture offers a way to "short-circuit" decision making and stop the questioning of values, ideals, and goals that determine how humans act. The true scope of these cultural ideas is difficult to comprehend as it concerns decisions as simple and pervasive as our eating schedules and as complex as political philosophy or human rights.
Consider for a moment the amount of time that would be wasted each day if a person had to determine a new eating schedule based on the independent characteristics of that particular day. What if one woke up each morning and re-determined whether or not it was useful to wear trousers to work? Imagine constantly taking up new personal ideologies about economics, politics, welfare, or education. All three of these scenarios are situations where our culture provides us with an answer, or at least a finite set of options from which to choose.
Pilgrims at the altar
While changes do occur as an individual participates and grows within in a culture, it is clear that there is a limited set of goals, values, and ideas that people follow, and that they receive this set from those around them. This cultural transmission largely happens without the receiver being aware of their newly acquired knowledge (and may contribute to the reason your mother didn't want you hanging out with the kids smoking cigarettes behind the school). It is important to note than individuals largely make no attempt to find reasoning for the conclusions imparted to them. This particular knowledge transmission that comes without questioning is certainly more efficient than using logical reasoning to arrive at conclusions (and in some situations it can even impose conclusions that are illogical for a particular person, but better for the culture itself or the determiners of such a culture).
Consider the knowledge transfer and cultural shifts that occur in a relationship. When one is "in love" with another person they disregard their short-comings and will sometimes suffer undue hardship or abuse sourced from those they love. In effect, one makes the decision to short-circuit their own beliefs, rules, and expectations while in this altered state.
Unification through Technology
As technology spreads from one culture to another its effects are varied but largely homogenizing. In many cases, the specific use of a technology can cause the displacement of a large variety of diverse solutions that existed across cultures. A good example of this is found in agriculture: despite the large variety of farming methods that existed centuries ago, most modern farming has been standardized due to the development of technologies such as plows, tractors, pesticides, and harvesting cycles.
It keeps getting more similar, and similar, and similar…
This rise in homogeneity as a result of technology can be crippling because it introduces a single point of failure. Superbugs, resistant to all known antibacterial agents, are a particular concern in hospitals. Sudden oak death strikes redwood trees that express little genetic variability. Extending the analogy to culture, homogeneity as a result of cultural norms may be just as devastating. Diversification, randomness, and chaos (as seen in individuals in love) is the primary method of combating the perils of sameness.
Toward a Robot Culture
Robots are becoming ever more common in daily life. They provide transportation, clean our houses, are are increasingly human-like in nature. I believe it is only a matter of time before recommendation systems and social aggregation allow for the beginnings of a robot consciousness, and with this consciousness comes the question of a robot culture. Not only will robots be a highly disruptive technology when they become an integral part of our cultures, but a robot with an artificial intelligence will be continuously exposed to existing and new technologies that could change their own culture. One can imagine a newly formed culture that does not have strong ties to any existing culture quickly adopting a diverse sampling of other cultures. However, since many contradictions exist between cultures, the robot would be challenged to decide which values or goals to adopt.
As previously suggested, a hard-coded set of rules will only lead toward homogeneity and ultimately failure. The machines that last will be those that navigate the Dickian edge between culture and chaos. These machines will need randomness and chaos in the same way humans need external pressures to evolve. However, robots will lack these external pressures and the ability to "evolve" may need to be baked into their consciousness and culture.
Much like a child testing the bounds of their parents' reasoning with a well thought-out fib, a robot that knows when to inject chaos (through a lie, or a false name, or a random act of graffiti – and be get away with it) will be the ultimate machine.


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