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Bob Fass: midnight to 5 a.m., 5 days a week, his soothing voice was heard over the airwaves on WBAI-FM. Anyone living in NYC in the 1960s and '70s and who experienced even one night of insomnia remembers that voice. A pioneer of free-form radio, Fass let the talk and music flow all night long, as some of the city slept and some of it followed him to a "Yip-In" at Grand Central Station, the 1968 Chicago Democratic Convention, and a "human fly-in" at JFK airport. An amazing roster of guests – Arlo Guthrie, Allen Ginsberg, Kinky Friedman, Abbie Hoffman, Bob Dylan, Carly Simon – showed up unannounced and unedited. Long before Twitter or Facebook, before shock-jocks and reality TV, before Occupy Wall Street and flash mobs – Bob Fass helped change the face of media and brought the counterculture face to face with the rest of America. RADIO UNNAMEABLE collages archival footage of NYC from this era with tapes from some of Fass's most memorable programs – emulating its subject's own commitment to immediacy, honesty and irreverence. Bob Fass continues to be heard on WBAI Thursdays, from midnight until 3 a.m.
"Mr. Fass narrates old war (and antiwar) stories with vivid clarity and impeccable timing… It can make you wish – or, if you're lucky, remember – that you were a sleepless New Yorker in 1967, kept from loneliness by a gentle, soulful voice on the radio."
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"A flavorsome local history, a celebration of the broadcast medium, and a movie that approaches the…'60s counterculture from a fresh angle. Fass was at his height both baby-sitter and rabble-rouser. He used the airwaves to construct a community… a clubhouse for the New Left's greatest showboats: Paul Krassner and Abbie Hoffman… an evocative collage…a time capsule. Fass was in a sense New York's quintessential (East) Village voice – the great ongoing commentator on unbelievable oddness of boho life in Mayor Lindsay's 'fun city.'"
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"Presents an impressively cogent history of the American Left from 1963 to the present, while profitably abstaining from the pro-forma nostalgia that often saturates documentaries about the Sixties. Fass is a winning on-screen presence whose unexpected reticence charms. The directors balance their admiration…with a studious illumination of the cultural forces swirling around and through him. Now 79, Fass says that… he has always considered himself a friend to the friendless, a necessary companion to 'people alone in their room with a radio.' It is the image of this noble, ill-treated remnant of a more hopeful, less fractious Left that gives RADIO UNNAMEABLE its soul."
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"A cult hero…(who) has kept New York City's insomniacs and graveyard shift workers company for almost 50 years."
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"RADIO UNNAMEABLE superbly recreates a time when the radio mattered."
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"Top notch. Drawing from Fass's extensive personal archive of audio recordings, RADIO UNNAMEABLE celebrates one of radio's unsung heroes and his remarkable life in and out of the spotlight."
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"Fass has come to define an era of radio that had a profound influence on our culture. Paul Lovelace and Jessica Wolfson tell Fass's story by utilizing a treasure trove of archival material, interviews and audio."
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Strawdog Theatre to Stage First Living Graphic Novel KILL SHAKESPEARE, 3/4-26
Strawdog Theatre Company's Hugen Hall has announced the Midwest premiere of Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery's Kill Shakespeare, directed by Anderson Lawfer, March 4 - March 26 at Strawdog Theatre Hugen Hall, 3829 North Broadway Street. The performance schedule is Sundays at 12 p.m., Mondays and Tuesdays at 8 p.m. Opening/Press Night is Monday, March 4 at 8 p.m. Tickets are $15. Tickets may be ordered online at strawdog.org or by calling OvationTix toll-free: 866-811-4111.
In this dark tale, the Bard's most famous heroes embark upon a journey to discover a long-lost soul. Hamlet, Juliet, Othello, Falstaff, Romeo and Puck search for a reclusive wizard who may have the ability to assist them in their battle against the evil forces led by Shakespearean villains Richard III, Lady Macbeth and Iago. That reclusive wizard is, of course, the Bard himself, William Shakespeare.
A combination of Fables, The League of Extraordinary Gentlemen and The Lord of the Rings, Kill Shakespeare, Chicago's first "living graphic novel," offers a remixed envisioning of the greatest characters of all-time featuring action, romance, music, comedy, lust, drama and bloody violence. It is an adventure of Shakespearean proportions with an original score and soundscape by Access Contemporary Music's Seth Boustead and Strawdog's Gregor Mortis.
Kill Shakespeare: The Live Stage Reading, debuted in 2011 with Toronto's Soulpepper Theatre and was based on the graphic novel series Kill Shakespeare, created by Anthony Del Col and Conor McCreery with art by Andy Belanger. The series has been nominated for a Harvey Award for "Best New Series" and a Joe Shuster Award for "Outstanding Comic Book Writing." The New York Times, Washington Post, Publisher's Weekly, BBC and CBC have also profiled the acclaimed IDW Publishing comic book series.
Anderson Lawfer, director, says, "Kill Shakespeare is a great opportunity to pique teens' interest in Shakespeare, as well, as give a new dimension to long time Shakespeare fans. Not only is Kill Shakespeare one of the most badass graphic novels out right now, it also creates a fresh start for these characters that we know so well; old villains become our new friends and worlds intersect into a new realm of possibilities. Everything you know about these characters can't prepare you for this journey."
The cast features Bryan Bosque (Hamlet), Kate Harris (Lady Macbeth), Nikki Klix (Juliet), BF Helman (Richard III), Brian Amidei (Shakespeare), Conor Burke (Romeo), Caleb Probst (Iago), Steve Herson (Falstaff) and James Anthony Zocolli (Othello).
The production team features Michelle Underwood (projection design), Seth Boustead (original score), Gregor Mortis (sound design) as well as Beth Schmeski (assistant director and dramaturg) and Morgan Gire (production manager).
The co-creator and co-writer of Kill Shakespeare, Anthony Del Col has a wide range of experience in the comic, music, film and television industries. He has produced two independent feature films and served as a manager for international pop star Nelly Furtado, helping to supervise her 2007 "Loose World Tour".
Conor McCreery is the co-founder of Kill Shakespeare Entertainment. Prior to his fascination with Bardicide, Conor worked as an equities researcher for the pioneer of the "bought deal", served in a development and tax-credit analysis capacity in the Canadian film and television industry. He worked as a print and television journalist on three continents covering everything from the NBA to stock market apocalypses with a little dash of celebrity gossip for (questionable) taste.
His work has been featured in The Globe and Mail, The Grid, WIRED.com and Globeinvestor.com. McCreery has just contributed an essay on Shakespeare and Comics to a compendium edited by Susannah Carson and being published by Yale University Press. Kill Shakespeare is his first comic.
Andy Belanger works as a freelance cartoonist/illustrator out of the Montreal-based Studio Lounak. He does work in the mainstream comic market, plus a wide variety of work for the Canadian Film and Television industry. In the mainstream comic market, Belanger has worked for such comic publishers as D.C. comics, Wildstorm, Devil's Due, and Boom! He is currently the artist on IDW's title Kill Shakespeare. He has recently worked on "SWAMPTHING" with Scott Snyder and Jeff Lemire and is the creator of the DC digital comic series, Bottle of Awesome. Early in 2012 He launched his own self published work entitled Black Church. It's dark horror comedy mixing the world of Game of Thrones with the medieval history of Romania, all dipped in a Heavy Metal theme.


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Can the leopard change his spots? the Bible asks rhetorically. These days, the answer might be yes. Want to lose those age spots? Go for a deep chemical peel. If brown eyes don't become you, colored contact lenses will make them blue. Bothered by the bags under your eyes? Get rid of them with blepharoplasty. If you find your nose a tad oversized, a rhinoplasty will fix that. The '90s has been called the Information Age, but, when it comes to grooming, perhaps the Age of Reversal is more to the point.
Every 15 seconds, a male baby boomer turns 50, and many want to turn back the clock. Women have long bought into the cosmetics industry's "hope-in-a-bottle" promises of prolonged youth. Recently, men have begun to pay and play. Fortune magazine reports that American men are spending some $9.5 billion a year on anti-aging expedients including face-lifts, anti-wrinkle creams and collagen injections.
Men spent $33.7 million on face-lifts in 1994, according to the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery. Matthew, the 42-year-old owner of a large New York City gym, says, "My body looked really good, but my face seemed tired all the time. So I had my face lifted, my neck tightened and the bags under my eyes removed." He's had cosmetic surgery eight times over the last three years, all by a Long Island-based Cohiba-smoking plastic surgeon, Zachary Gerut. About a third of Gerut's patients are men, and in the United States men account for almost one in four cosmetic surgeries. "A good cosmetic surgery is like a good toupee. People say they've never seen a good toupee, and that is true," Gerut quips. "You don't see the good ones."
"Men want something that's fast, easy and will give them instant results," says 47-year-old Fredric Brandt, a cosmetic dermatologist and associate clinical professor of dermatology at the University of Miami. Known for his "lunchtime treatments" (in-office procedures that take little time, but make a big difference), Brandt is the second largest user of injectable collagen in the United States. About 20 percent of his patients are men, generally in their 30s or older.
Their newest procedure of choice? Botox injections. Brandt himself has been taking them for the past year and a half. They smooth forehead frown lines, crow's feet and creases from the chin to the neck. Botox, an acronym for botulinum toxin type A, is derived from the same bacteria that causes botulism. (The Food and Drug Administration has approved Botox only for treatment of two eye muscle disorders, but physicians are allowed to use it for other applications. Doctors who use it say the low levels used in the injections are no health threat.) Botox inhibits wrinkles by paralyzing the impulse between nerve and muscle. The muscles "relax," so you can no longer frown, squint or grimace. Visibly, anyway.
Brandt doesn't use Botox around the mouth (this would preclude smiling, the old-fashioned way to lift a dropping face) or under the eyes, where instead he injects collagen to plump up the skin.
Botox treats the cause rather than the effect. Since it takes about 200,000 frowns--muscle contractions--to produce one permanent brow line, paralyzing the muscles also prevents further furrowing or wrinkling. The treatments take less than 30 minutes each, and there's no pain, no recuperation time and no serious side effects, although temporary headaches and bruising are possible. (Long-term usage over decades has yet to be studied.) The effects of one treatment, visible within a few days, last four to six months.
All these benefits have their price: anywhere from $400 to $1,200 per visit. A South American real estate developer named Edmundo, one of Brandt's Botox/collagen patients, says he's shelled out $10,000 in the past 10 months. "I'm hooked" on Botox and collagen, says the 42-year-old, who first went to Brandt for a light chemical peel. "Once I saw myself looking better, I couldn't stop. I'm a youth freak--I'd like to look 15!"
Brandt and Gerut report that men are most concerned about droopy eyes, baggy necks and furrowed brows. It's not so much the lines per se--it's the image you project as a result of having them, and their potential to put wrinkles in your life that's troublesome. Men don't want to look angry, worried or tired. Given the corporate downsizing trend, they also don't want to look ready for early retirement.
Men care more about feeling young than looking young. Actually, the telltale signs of male aging--graying temples and smile lines around the mouth and eyes--are often perceived as symbols of power. "Men want to look generally strong and healthy, while women want to look a specific age--as old as they were at a perfect time in their lives," notes Debra Holstein, a New York marketing consultant to the personal care industry. "Men aren't really counting each of the lines around their eyes as women do. A woman might start to worry [about aging] at 30, and a man at 42."
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Rutgers sophomore guard and Silver Spring native Jerome Seagears last week announced through his twitter account that he was transferring from the New Jersey school to Southeastern Conference member Auburn University.
"I Will Be Attending Auburn University To Finish My Student Athletic Career!!! War Eagle" tweeted Seagears.
The Montgomery County product leaves Rutgers in the wake of the Mike Rice videotape scandal and could get an NCAA waiver to play next season.
During his freshman campaign, Seagears averaged 7.7 points per game and 2.5 assists. However, last season the 6-foot-1 guard struggled through a slump, finishing the campaign with averages of 6.5 points and 2.6 assists per game.
He began his high school career in Montgomery County at Northwood where he spent his sophomore campaign. He later transferred to B-CC where he emerged as one of the county's top point guards, averaging 15.5 points per game as a junior.
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Sheahin noted that Seagears was a strong player with a good outside shot. "He could definitely finish around the basket," said Sheahin. "He just played much bigger than what he is size-wise."
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The AP preseason college football poll was released on Saturday, and the Georgia Bulldogs were one of eight SEC teams ranked in the top 25. Should Bulldog fans be pleased or worried by this development?
The 2011 college football season is about to get underway, and the Chick-fil-A Kickoff Classic is one of the sport's marquee games on Labor Day weekend. Will the game in Atlanta tell us more about the Boise State Broncos or the Georgia Bulldogs?
The consensus that the Georgia Bulldogs will finish ranked in the vicinity of No. 15 is almost certainly wrong. The question is whether the Red and Black are overrated or underrated.
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With the start of the season only a week away, the hearts and minds of Bulldog Nation now are wholly consumed with thoughts of football, and there is no early outing to which fans more anxiously...
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Kobe Bryant, Olympic Gold Medalist and the 2008 NBA MVP, will receive the "Global Ambassador Award" at the Asia Society Southern California's Annual Gala Dinner, recognizing him as an outstanding humanitarian building global bridges of good will through sport on Tuesday evening, June 30, 2009, at the Beverly Hilton Hotel. We invite you to join as a sponsor and support his tireless effort to create global understanding through the power of sport.
Bryant's popularity extends beyond the United States and Asia. As a consummate bridge builder, his popularity has risen along with the growth of basketball worldwide. Last summer, Nike China launched a reality TV show called Kobe Mentu or "Kobe's Disciples." The finalists traveled to the U.S. and their experience learning about basketball from Bryant became a six-episode documentary. Bryant's jersey is the most popular piece of NBA licensed apparel in China.
Liu Peng, Minister of China's General Administration of Sports will also be honored at the gala. Many have declared China's 2008 Summer Olympic Games as the best ever and Minister Liu was in charge of making it all happen. As the President of the Chinese Olympic Committee, Minister Liu was "the man" supervising thousands of officials and volunteers, balancing the gargantuan budget and organizing dozens of large-scale events with all eyes of the world on him.
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I will never forget the first day I tuned into the "new" Rush Limbaugh show, which had recently begun broadcasting on 1270AM in Detroit in the late 80s.
I enjoyed the lively commentary, but then in a dead-on parody of Ted Kennedy, "The Philanderer," a take off on Dion's "The Wanderer" came on.
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Six NFL quarterbacks got their first start under center in Week 7 of the NFL schedule.
John Beck started in place of Rex Grossman (Florida) for the Washington Redskins – and lost 33-20.
Kyle Boller lasted just over one-half against the Kansas City Chiefs – as the Raiders were shutout 28-0.
A.J. Feeley started for the injured Sam Bradford as St. Louis traveled to Dallas – and were blown out 34-7.
Charlie Whitehurst took place under center for Seattle just in time for the snoozefest in Cleveland – as the Browns beat the Seahawawks 6-3.
Rookie Christian Ponder, the Vikings first round-pick, had to face the World Champion Green Bay Packers in his first start – and got beat 33-27.
Returning to his home state, Tim Tebow (Florida) led the Denver Broncos into Miami – and won 18-15 in overtime.
Six 2011 debuts – one only win. And what an improbably victory it was.
"Weirdest Home Game Ever," read part of a Miami Herald headline.
Tebow's start coupled with Dolphins honoring the 2008 National Champion Florida Gators at halftime produced the following spectacle, as noted by columnist Greg Cote.
It "meant half of the crowd was cheering for the opponent's quarterback. It also meant the other half of the crowd (including many University of Miami fans) were booing the halftime ceremony honoring the Gators.
"You heard chants of "Te-bow!" and chants of "Te-bow sucks!"- sometime a simultaneous dual."
The game itself wasn't much of a dual for the first three-and-a-half quarters. Miami led 15-0 and Tebow looked bad. Really bad.
"Through almost 55 minutes of football at Sun Life Stadium, Tebow looked like he might not even survive his debut as a starter this season," wrote columnist Israel Gutierrez.
"He was so bad, the Twitter universe was overwhelmed with jokes about his inaccuracy, his awkwardness in the pocket, his random 360-degree spins and how obvious it was that the Denver coaching staff had little-to-no-trust in him as a passer."
On the last two drives of regulation, Tebow began earning their trust.
The Broncos quarterback threw two touchdown passes in 2:44 and tied the game by running in a two-point conversion with 17 seconds left.
Denver kicker Matt Prater kicked a 52-yard field goal in overtime and the Broncos walked out a winner.
The Denver Post, citing Elias Sports Bureau figures, notes that no team since the AFL-NFL merger in 1970 had ever been down by as many as 15 points with less than three minutes remaining and won.
Behold. The Miracle in Miami.
"It's my fault that we were in that (15-0) situation in the first place. I just have to play better in the first three quarters so we don't have to make that comeback in the fourth," said Tebow after the game.
Just how bad was Tebow before the final drives of regulation? The Broncos QB had completed just 4-of-14 passes for 40 yards. But in the end, Tebow and the Broncos got exactly what they wanted – a win in Miami.
"He's a guy that as long as there's time on the clock, he's going to give us a chance to win," said John Elway after the game. "Those are the things you can't coach."
For other "Tim-Tastic" coverage, check out the roundup at ProFootballtalk.com.
The Dolphins meltdown has plenty in the media speculating about the future of head coach Tony Sparano. As part of the Florida Gators celebration, Urban Meyer was in the stadium Sunday and spent time talking with Dolphins owner Stephen Ross in the second half.
Before the game, Ross was photographed with one arm around Meyer and the other around Don Shula.
The Miami Herald says a coaching change with the Dolphins is coming and that Meyer seemed to impress Ross. But the paper says that if Meyer ever returns to coaching, it will likely be at the collegiate level but later added that "Meyer seemed to join the conversation Sunday."
Some other SEC-related news from around the league:
Cam Newton (Auburn) and Carolina won for the second time this season while the QB tied a rookie record. The Panthers beat Washington 33-20 as Newton rushed for his seventh touchdown this season – tying a rookie record for most rushing scores for a quarterback since the 1970 AFL-NFL merger.
"The kid is a pretty Ferrari," said Washington cornerback DeAngelo Hall. "He can run. He can throw. He's got the entire package. He's going to a be a player in this league for a long time."
Newton completed 18-of-23 passes for 256 yards and one touchdown.
Jay Cutler (Vanderbilt) wasn't great on Sunday, but good enough to win as Chicago beat Tampa Bay in London. Cutler was 17-32 with one touchdown and two interceptions in the game. Afterwards, he refused to blame the long-distance travel.
"You know, the travel and all that had nothing to do with the football game," Cutler said. "We could have gotten here yesterday. It's a matter of going out and executing, limiting turnovers. That's what wins football games, not getting here a week early or three days. It has nothing to do with it."
The Houston Texans had not one but two former SEC running backs cross the 100-yard mark on Sunday.
Both Arian Foster (Tennessee) and Ben Tate (Auburn) crossed the century mark as the Texans blasted the Tennessee Titans 41-7. Foster wound 115 yards rushing while Tate finished with 104.
"When I go out there and see him get a touchdown or break a run, I start going nuts on the sideline because I want to do the same thing," Tate said. "When I get my chance, I'm definitely trying to outdo him."
For the season, Tate is the Texans leading rusher with 466 yards. Foster is second with 420.
Rookie Mark Ingram (Alabama) and the Saints had their way with the Indianapolis Colts Sunday night – winning 62-7. Ingram appeared to be on track for his first 100-yard game of his career but was sidelined by a fourth quarter injury. He finished with 91 yards on 14 carries.
The injury was to his heel and Saints coach Sean Payton said after the game that x-rays were negative.
A few other injuries of notes:
Earnest Graham (Florida) Percy Harvin (Florida), Matthew Stafford (Georgia), Darren McFadden (Arkansas), and Mohamed Massaquoi (Georgia) all left the field on Sunday with various injuries for their respective teams.
Stafford was scheduled to have an MRI Monday for an injured leg, McFadden was believed to have sprained his foot, Harvin aggrevated a rib injury, Massaquoi suffered a head injury after getting hit following an incomplete pass over the middle and Graham reportedly suffered a torn Achilles tendon.
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Daisy wrote:bad hammy wrote:Daisy wrote:Kurt Francis wrote:For what its worth, I consider this a sad era in which we live when to compete in sport a person has to take a piss while having another human being watch you doing it. There are many people in the world that have difficulty in doing so.
Nothing stopping them taking the blood test route if they are shy.
As I understand it, urine tests are mandatory. And I agree with Kurt on this one - when the rules require you to piss while under up-close-and-personal direct scrutiny of strangers (or even non-strangers) then things are totally f**ked up.
Would it be acceptable if they were MD's?
No. It is not their qualifications. It is the fact that folks have to pee while under intense close-up scrutiny.


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Titan, on 25 August 2012 - 10:57 AM, said:
This is true for Broadway -- I can't see the show surviving there without him. But I don't think a star name was necessary to make the show financially successful in London, where the market is different. The show had more than enough to be a sure-fire hit: rave reviews all round, an iconic history, a first-rate creative team... Attendance was actually rather good when Elena Roger performed; unfortunately the reviews praising her seemed to backfire on the production as the theatre was near on empty when the alternate was on, which isn't enough to keep the show running if the alternate does 2 performances a week. That plus there was really very little promotion for it; all of RUG's attention went on Sound of Music. Many people who attended in the final weeks told me they had no idea the show was even on!
To each his own; the second-rate cast, 7-piece orchestra with backing tracks, mimed songs ('Buenos Aires') and cannibalising of other people's direction without credit didn't sit well with me.


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HARRISONBURG, Va., Sept. 24, 2012 – Winners of seven of their last eight matches, the James Madison volleyball team looks to continue its success as it travels to Lynchburg, Va., for a non-conference match against Liberty on Tuesday. First serve is scheduled for 7 p.m. at the Vines Center.
JMU comes into the week with an 8-6 overall record and a 1-0 mark in Colonial Athletic Association play after sweeping Georgia State at Sinclair Gymnasium last Saturday. The win was the 50th career victory for Madison head coach Lauren Steinbrecher. Overall, the Dukes' third-year coach is 50-25 for a .667 winning percentage and is 19-10 in CAA play.
JMU is putting its 14-match winning streak against schools from within the Commonwealth of Virginia on the line. This season the team is 2-0 against in-state foes with wins over Radford and Howard. The last time the team lost to a Virginia opponent was Oct. 15, 2012 against VCU.
In Saturday's win over Georgia State, freshman outside hitter Meghan Niski (St. Charles, Ill./St. Charles East) paced the JMU attack with a career-high 14 kills on .286 hitting. She added her fifth double-double of the season with 12 digs. Redshirt senior outside hitter Natalie Abel (Washington, Pa./Trinity) also had a double-double with 10 kills and 12 digs while junior libero Katie Daorai (Tampa, Fla./Plant) had a match-high 23 digs.
With her seven kills against the Panthers, senior outside hitter Danielle Erb (Tampa, Fla./Plant) moved into eighth place on the school's all-time kills list with 1,121. She passed Larissa Winkler (1998-00, 02) who had 1,115 in 365 sets played. Erb also currently ranks fifth in attack attempts (3,099), fifth in kills per set (2.98), ninth in service aces per set (0.30) and 10th in service aces (113). She needs just 17 more digs to surpass Lindsay Callahan (2007-10) for 10th on the school's all-time digs list.
Through five weeks of play, JMU ranks first in the conference in digs per set and second in opponent attack percentage. The Dukes are averaging 17.52 digs per set and are limiting foes to just a .167 attack percentage. They rank fourth in the conference in attack percentage (.203) and fifth in aces per set (1.42), assists per set (11.88) and kills per set (12.83).
The Flames come into the week 10-4 overall and 1-0 in the Big South after sweeping Radford on Friday. They have won two straight, including a 3-1 win over Georgetown last Tuesday, and are 2-0 at home this season. LU is 1-0 against the CAA this season, earning a 3-1 win over William & Mary in Lynchburg back on Aug. 28. Over the past five seasons, Liberty is 49-8 (.860) at home. In total, the Flames are 63-23 in home matches under head coach Shane Pinder, including seven straight victories at the Vines Center.
Redshirt freshman Caroline Douglas is the team's top attack option, averaging 3.12 kills per set on .311 hitting. She has collected 175 kills to go with 37 blocks and 16 digs. Sophomore Ansley Gebben is second on the team with 2.50 kills per set on .204 hitting while senior Loren Thomas is hitting .331 with 124 kills. Thomas has added a team-best 55 blocks. Redshirt junior Kendle Rollins is second on the team with 51 blocks and has added 66 kills and 27 digs.
Sophomore libero Gabrielle Shipe leads the team in digs, averaging 3.73 per set while junior Jade Craycraft leads the team in assists at 8.85 per set. Craycraft has paced the Flames to a .248 hitting percentage as a team while Shipe anchors a defense that is holding opponents to a .234 attack percentage.
Pinder is in his ninth season as the Liberty head coach. He owns a 159-117 record with LU.
JMU and Liberty have met 35 times dating back to 1980. The Dukes lead the all-time series 24-11, including having won four of the last six meetings. The teams last met a year ago in Harrisonburg with Madison earning a 3-1 victory at Sinclair Gymnasium. Prior to that meeting, Liberty had won the previous two matches between the in-state rivals, including a 3-1 win in 2010 in Steinbrecher's first season as coach. Overall, JMU is 9-5 in matches played in Lynchburg.
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Ultimate MvC3 trailer debuts Dr. Strange, Nemesis
A trio of new gameplay trailers from GamesCom 2011 are giving us a glimpse at some all-new Ultimate Marvel vs Capcom 3 characters: Dr. Strange and Nemesis.3
First X-Men: Destiny trailer is go
Activision's released the reveal trailer for X-Men: Destiny, and it gives you glimpses of various X-Men and hints at how their destinies will be shaped in the game. The trailer looks interesting. X-Men Destiny is due for release later this year for PS3, Xbox 360, Wii and 3DS. Watch the trailer after the break.9
Marvel Universe Online has "a great answer" to the superhero question
Secret Identity does have an answer for the old "how the heck can we all play as Spider-Man?" question Marvel Universe has raised, but it's not saying what it is.2
Marvel Super Hero Squad Online is available, free, and adorable
If you can't wait for Marvel Universe Online, why not dip the toe in with the just-released Marvel Super Hero Squad Online?1
Thursday Shorts, Overnight Edition - New Magicka maps, Beyonce game cancelled, Borderlands proposal
It can't all be doom, gloom, and the PSN being hacked. Sometimes it's tiny, cheerful (and occasionally stupid) nuggets of news.0
More DLC for Marvel vs Capcom 3? Unlikely
A short update on Capcom's official European Twitter feed suggests that we've had as much downloadable content as we're going get for Marvel Vs Capcom 3.27
Captain America and Thor to see 3DS versions
Sega has revealed Captain America and Thor games for the 3DS in addition to previously announced PlayStation 3 and Xbox 360 versions.0
Halo: Fall of Reach comic in production
Marvel Comics and 343 Industries are to produce a comic which tells the story of Halo: Reach.1
GameStop: Pre-order details for Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions
GameStop has listed a pre-order bonus for Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions that gives customers a nifty Cosmic Spider-Man in-game costume for each of the four dimensions in the game.4
Activision details Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions a bit more
Activision has revealed some extra information regarding Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions.2
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions to be unveiled at WonderCon
It has been revealed that Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions will be featured in panel hosted by Marvel writer Dan Slott, Spider-Man voice actor Christopher Daniel, producer Meghan Morgan and creative director Thomas Wilson of Beenox.1
PSP comic store to host 500 comics upon launch
Sony has said that more than 500 comics will be made available at launch when the PSP Comic Store goes live in December. Big names like Marvel, 2000AD and IDW have signed on so far along with Insomnia, iVerse and Titan. At least with digital comics, you don't have to worry about keeping them safe […]8
Disney acquires Marvel in $4 billion deal
Holy shit. Disney's announced it's acquiring Marvel for around $4 billion. That's roughly $50 per Marvel share, a 30 percent premium to Marvel's current share price. "This transaction combines Marvel's strong global brand and world-renowned library of characters including Iron Man, Spider-Man, X-Men, Captain America, Fantastic Four and Thor with Disney's creative skills, unparalleled global […]22
Marvel finished with "crappy" movie-based games
The executive vice president of the digital media end of Marvel, Ira Rubenstein, has told Joystiq that Marvel is finished with making "crappy" movie-based games. Still, it would like to have games tied to the release of movies, but each character will stay in his/her own little world and used the lastest Marvel game X-Men […]4
Sony's GC Press Event: Digital Reader announced for PSP
The PS3 Slim may have stolen the show, sold it, and used the resulting cash to buy an offshore island and a small armada, but the PSP was there too! Honest! Soon, Sony announced, its diminuitive marvel will be able to read books. The service is set to launch with "hundreds" of digital comics, including […]2
Marvel sackboys coming to LBP
LittleBigPlanet may get a set of Marvel superhero sackboys, according to Kotaku. Details are a little uncertain from the look of that piece, but three concept renders were shown at Comic Con over the weekend of Iron Man, Wolverine and Captain America in sack-form. No date, or anything. Take a look.13
Marvel MMO dev has "six or seven titles in production"
Marvel MMO creator Gazillion is really, really busy. It's got up to seven games in the works, in fact. "We actually have six or seven titles that are in production right now," marketing boss Paul Baldwin told Joystiq at GDC. Gazillion, founded in 2005, was announced as being the developer of Marvel MMOs for the […]1
Marvel MMO not out till 2012
According to this BigDownload article, Marvel's "grown up" Gazillion MMO won't release until 2012. Apparently the date's been picked as there's a bunch of Marvel movie content turning up in the same year. Given that's the projected date, and MMOs are the least stable of all development projects, waiting for this is likely to be […]3
Sega announces Iron Man 2 movie tie-in
Sega announced this morning that Marvel and the development team behind the first Iron Man game are hard at work on a sequel. The game is slated to be released simultaneously with the Iron Man 2 movie in May 2010. Not much else was revealed except, like the previous title, the game will be a […]2
EA and Marvel quit partnership
EA and Marvel have confirmed that the companies will no longer be co-working on fighting games following the closure of EA Chicago, the developer of upcoming projects based on the partnership. "EA and Marvel have jointly agreed to discontinue development of the Marvel titles under the EA Games Label. This was a business decision based […]0
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Marvel Breaking news
Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions to be unveiled at WonderCon
PSP comic store to host 500 comics upon launch
Disney acquires Marvel in $4 billion deal
Marvel finished with "crappy" movie-based games
Sony's GC Press Event: Digital Reader announced for PSP
Marvel sackboys coming to LBP
Marvel MMO dev has "six or seven titles in production"
Marvel MMO not out till 2012
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NewsJuly 03 2012
Lyman alumni will meet for reunion
Posted by Lucy
The first graduating class of Lyman High School, the class of 1972, will gather for their 40th school reunion Friday, July 27 at the Medicine Creek Golf Course clubhouse at 7 PM.
According to Sherri Swinson Miller, information about the gathering has gone out late, but she is hopeful that classmates will contact each other to help inform everyone.
The Lyman class of 1977 will meet Saturday, July 28 from 4 to 6 PM at the New Frontier Campground in Presho for brats prior to the Lyman Alumni Reunion at the Kennebec gym starting at 6 PM.
All honor classes, those ending in "2" and "7" will be introduced at the reunion and photos taken for publication in the Herald.
- Running for the gold - Egg!
- Emergency fire sirens to be tested in Presho Thursday
- United Methodist holds Easter celebration
- "As seen on TV"
- Local Vet Supply business under new ownership
- Sobriety Checkpoints Planned
- Reliance Post Office house on chopping block
- Leprechauns descend upon Presho
- Lady Raiders bound for state
- Garnos inducted into Hall of Fame
- Playing at the farm and home show
- Garnos to be inducted into SD Amateur Basketball Hall of Fame


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Stars of the Czech Music Scene, Including a Speciality, and the Winners of Urquell of Talents Will Perform at this Year's Pilsner Fest
3 July 2013
Plzeň, July 2 2013 – This year's Pilsner Fest will offer classic attractions with festival stages such as Kryštof, Sunshine, and Mandrage plus a non-traditional fusion of bands with the new MC duo "Nasty a En.dru." FIRKIN band will be a pleasant surprise for many visitors. Winners from the last two years of Urquell of Talents will also appear.
This year, Pilsner Fest is design as a one day birthday celebration of the brewing of the first batch of Pilsner Urquell lager. Regardless, it will retain its musical character and it will ensure high quality musical productions. The new concept of the celebration will reflect mainly in the accompanying programme. The quality and colorfulness of the musical offerings will remain the same.
Each band will have an hour long window to perform, and during the breaks MC duo Nasty a En.dru will present a special connecting show. Besides this enrichment, the non-traditional fusion of bands will add to the interesting experience. The participants may look forward to exceptional duels of Ondřej Brzobohatý and En.druem, or Čechomor with a symphonic orchestra.
And what other names might you expect on the two stages of this year's Pilsner Fest's? The upper stage will open its programme at 1:30 p.m. with the show of Pilsen native Mandrage, followed by Bros and Beasts and Sunshine. After the intermission, during which there will be space for a group toast, 100 animals will take the stage and after that is the famous band Kryštof. The wild ride will conclude with the show by the Hungarian group FIRKIN, who have conquered many European stages.
The second scene will open with a performance by the ultimate winner of the Urquell of Talents 2013 show, which will be selected by fans over summer at www.pilsnerfest.cz. After their show, Yellow Sisters and the never-ageing Buty will take the stage. The second half will welcome Čechomor with a symphony orchestra and Blue Effect. Ondřej Brzobohatý and En.dru will join in jam session before the last band of the evening Too Late – the winner of Urquell of Talents 2012.
"This year's Pilsner Fest will be traditional and unexpectedly new. On one hand we have the proven attractions of festival stages, and on the other hand visitors may expect a unique fusion of the Čechomor band with a symphonic orchestra and a new MC duo Nasty a En.dru, whom you can never tell if they will join the other bands and jam along. Their beat-box skills and musical sensitivity are truly unique. On top of that, we were able to secure an international star that will close the festival - FIRKIN band, whose lively and energetic music set is highly anticipated by all of us," Pilsner Fest musical director Pavel Anděl said about the festival.
More information about Pilsner Fest is available at www.pilsnerfest.cz.
*Urquell of Talents takes place as a part of the Summer in Prazdroj, which is a traditional series of concerts on the courtyard of the brewery in Pilsen. This year, the concert will take place every Thursday from July 11 to August 29 at 7:00 p.m. Burma Jones, YoYo-band, Odyssea and Kamil Střihavka will also appear during this year's Summer in Prazdroj.
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- With its total sale of nearly 9.9 million of hectolitres during the calendar year of 2012 (including licensed productions abroad) and with its export to more than 50 countries worldwide, Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the preeminent beer producer in the region and the biggest exporter of the Czech beer.
- Plzeňský Prazdroj Inc. is the member of SABMiller plc. group. Pilsner Urquell is the international flagship brand of the SABMiller brand portfolio.
- SABMiller plc. is one of the world's biggest beer brewing companies with beer brewing activities or distribution in more than 60 countries across six continents. SABMiller portfolio includes important international Brands such as Grolsch, Miller Genuine Draft, Peroni Nastro Azzurro, and Pilsner Urquell, as well as almost 200 successful regional and national brands.
This SABMiller subsidiary news release has been translated from its local market language to English language for publication on www.sabmiller.com. We have attempted to provide an accurate translation of the original material but due to the difficulties of translation slight differences may exist.
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Nellee Hooper
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Nellee Hooper (born 1963, Bristol is a producer, remixer and composer, best known for his work with Björk, No Doubt, Madonna, Garbage, U2, Sneaker Pimps, Soul II Soul and Massive Attack. He has been behind some of the most successful and inventive dance pop music throughout the late 1980s and on through the 1990s to the present.
Hooper began his career as a DJ and as a member of the The Wild Bunch, the Bristol-based group that would turn into Massive Attack.
Between 1989 and 1992 he produced the debut albums for Soul II Soul ('Club Classics Vol. I'), Massive Attack (Blue Lines) and Björk ('Debut'), which in 1995 Mixmag magazine ranked the 31st, 1st and 3rd best dance albums of all time.
The 1995 BRIT Awards honored Hooper as Best Producer for his work on Massive Attack's 'Protection, Björk's 'Post' and Madonna's 'Bedtime Stories' albums.
In 1998 he won a BAFTA Award for his work arranging the score and soundtrack for Baz Luhrmann's 'William Shakespeare's Romeo + Juliet'.
Hooper in the late 1990s set up the Meanwhile imprint, which is a subsidiary of Virgin Records.
Hooper continued to work steadily into the 2000s. He received a Grammy Award nomination in 2003 for his work on No Doubt's 'Rock Steady' and Lamya's 'Learning From Falling' albums. His other work has included producing the singles "GoldenEye" (1995) for Tina Turner, 'Under the Bridge' (1998) for All Saints, as well as providing remixes for artists like Janet Jackson and Sade.


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We're in this interesting time. With technology, everyone knows everything now. So information has been commoditized, and what's important now is knowledge. And the difference between information and knowledge is that knowledge is about having a point of view based on what we know.
Jeremy Zimmer, the co-founder and CEO of United Talent Agency, in an interview with Adam Bryant.
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As keeper league hockey pools increase in number each year, fantasy junkies become more active in the off-season as they prepare their team for the coming year. Rebuild? Retool? Tweak? Whatever your intentions, it helps to get all the information you can about your players.
Throughout the off-season, FPL will look at a pair of teams each week and give you the fantasy lowdown. Bucking the trend of past years, we will review alphabetically – in reverse. Just to be different.
(This, and all of Dobber's articles, can also be found at The Hockey News, ESPN.com and MSN.ca)
St. Louis Blues
Potential UFA's – Radek Dvorak, Vladimir Orszagh, Ville Nieminen, Peter Sejna, Glen Metropolit
Potential RFA's – Barret Jackman, Jeff Woywitka, Curtis Sanford, Jason Bacashihua, Lee Stempniak
Looking to Add - Since they have a bit of breathing room under the cap, the Blues will likely add a first-line winger to the mix this summer. Otherwise, the team seems to be set with three solid goaltenders and five of the best defensive defensemen in the NHL in Jackman, Eric Brewer, Jay McKee, Christian Backman and Erik Johnson.
Ready for full-time - Besides EJ, who is a lock to make the team and will be a Calder Trophy candidate, the Blues do not have any youngsters ready to make the jump. Patrik Berglund and T.J. Oshie will likely be poised to step in in 2008-09.
Fantasy Outlook - Another team to stay away from in fantasy pools. The Blues haven't had a 60-point player since before the lockout and that doesn't look like it's going to change. Under coach Andy Murray, the St. Louis game will revolve around defense. This means go snag goaltender Manny Legace right now, but steer clear of Blues forwards unless you're looking for a depth guy. Incidentally, Legace went 18-5-2 under Murray from mid-December to the end of February.
Fantasy Grade: C (last year was D- )
San Jose Sharks
Potential UFA's – Mark Smith, Bill Guerin, Scott Hannan, Craig Rivet
Potential RFA's – Rob Davison
Looking to Add - The Sharks are desperately searching for some leadership to get them over the playoff hump. While they may not get one of their main targets (Chris Drury), they will be looking for someone of that ilk. This team has done a great job of building from within, so don't expect any significant additions other than a leader.
Ready for full-time - Joe Pavelski and Steve Bernier took turns being a healthy scratch in the playoffs. Both players spent time in the American League last season, but this time around they will be full-time NHLers. Aside from that, look for the Sharks to trade goaltender Vesa Toskala in the summer and give rookie Thomas Greiss the backup role. Both Greiss and Dimitri Patzold are solid netminding prospects who are ready to take the next step. Either one could play as many as 30 games this season, so expect them to compete for the backup job in training camp.
Fantasy Outlook - The prospect cupboards are getting pretty bare, as most of their key youngsters have already made it onto the roster. Lots of youth, lots of offensive skill and a one-two punch in Joe Thornton and Patrick Marleau make this team one of the better squads to build your keeper league team around. They are also defensively sound and their goaltenders are also great fantasy assets – even Greiss and Patzold.
Fantasy Grade: A- (last year was A-)
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There are serious questions about a Williamson County judge's involvement in a child custody case -- a case that ended up with two children being abducted to Japan.
The judge insists he didn't violate any rules.
But the father of the two children says the judge made a messy case even messier.
And, as our chief investigative reporter Phil Williams discovered, the judge himself had worried about whether he should be making the calls.
"It is like field of dreams -- you expect a ghost to show up," said Christopher Savoie, sitting at a local baseball park where he says he is haunted by what he's lost.
He pulled a Little League baseball cap out of a bag. "There's his hat right there. I just miss him."
What he's lost is time with his 8-year-old, baseball-loving son Isaac and 6-year-old daughter Rebecca.
"This is her little Dora ball," Christopher said, pulling out a smaller, multi-colored ball and glove. "She always wanted to do like big brother. She was saying, 'Well, I want to play baseball too.'"
And despite all that Christopher had tried to teach his kids about respecting the umpires, he believes a bad call by a Williamson County judge let his ex-wife, Noriko Savoie, abduct them to Japan, out of the reach of American law.
"I'll never be on the ball field again," he said, fighting back tears. "You know, the one thing that you can't ever get back. You know, they could give me money. They could give me anything. But they can't take back time."
That judge, Jim Martin, refused Christopher's emergency request to keep Noriko from taking the children out of the country.
That despite the fact that a transcript from the hearing shows Noriko had balked when social workers asked her, "Are you planning on moving to Japan with the children this summer?"
"It was a direct question: "Do you intend to live here, do you want to live here in Tennessee?'" Christopher remembered. "Her answer was, it was deflected. I remember she said, 'I think that the kids will be happy if I'm happy.' She couldn't answer yes or no."
Judge Martin dismissed Noriko's threats as just being the outbursts of an emotionally stressed woman.
But get this: Martin was not even the judge assigned to the Savoies' case.
Read court filings related to Judge Martin's role in the Savoie case (.pdf)
As a private lawyer, Martin had helped work out the divorce agreement during hours and hours of private negotiations between Christopher and Noriko. So, when the judge assigned to their case got tied up with another matter, Martin volunteered to hear the dispute.
"To some extent, the judge is compromised if somebody judges after being a mediator," said Vanderbilt law professor Susan Kay.
Kay couldn't comment on the Savoie case, but she says there's a good reason that mediators are discouraged from later serving as judges on cases they've helped negotiate.
"The mediator asks the parties to tell the mediator information that may or may not be admissible in a court, that they may or may not want the other side to know."
Christopher Savoie said that concerned him too.
"Mediation is not done under oath," he explained. "I have no idea what she was telling him in that other room. It wasn't under oath. It wasn't in writing. I have no idea what he thinks of me."
In fact, the transcript shows that Martin himself first said he didn't know the "ethical constraints" of his judging the case.
But later he added, "This is highlighting why the Court shouldn't necessarily try cases [in which] it was a mediator -- because I bring to this case a huge bank of knowledge regarding the background of both of these parties."
Susan Kay said, "Much of the rules of ethics are based upon the idea that there should be not only fairness, but the appearance of fairness."
Back at the baseball park, Christopher found a comparison between his case and the baseball games his children played.
"If you have a really bad flu and a headache, you probably shouldn't be behind the plate calling balls and strikes -- that's the way I view it," he said.
"And he was?" Williams asked.
"And he was."
At the time, his attorney had not objected to Martin's involvement.
But after Christopher hired a new lawyer, Martin agreed to step aside. Still, he left intact his order that eventually allowed Noriko to take the children to Japan.
"Next week, I won't be playing ball with them," Christopher said. "I won't be playing catch with him. Just won't. That week will never happen again."
Now, Christopher can only wonder what would have happened if, by his way of thinking, the judge himself had played by the rules.
"I may never see my kids again. He was playing with my kids lives."
In the judge's order, he specifically said that -- despite her threats -- Noriko Savoie would be allowed to take the children to Japan for vacation.
She went, came back briefly and then, with their passports still in hand, she abducted them back to Japan.
The ex-wife's lawyer argues that Christopher shares some responsibility here. She says he had the chance to object to Judge Martin's involvement.
But his new lawyer says, under the rules for mediators, Martin should never have put the Savoies in that situation.
The ex-wife's lawyer also says Christopher gave up fighting to keep Noriko from leaving the country.
But he says he was told by another mediator that he'd already lost that battle before Judge Martin.
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Indiana ranked 13th worst in black infant mortality and 4th worst in white infant mortality in 1997.
The incidence of low birth weight infants in Indiana increased by 10 percent from 1993 to 1997.
According to the 1996 cohort study, maternal factors associated with increased risk of infant death among all races include being less than age 20, being unmarried, being a smoker, having less than 12 years of education, and receiving inadequate prenatal care.
Reduce Indiana's infant mortality rate to 4.5/1,000 live births by 2010.
Increase to 90% the number of pregnant women who receive prenatal care during the first trimester by 2010.
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Corn after corn on irrigated ground on Del Unger's farm near Carlisle may receive as many as five to six applications of nitrogen. The last few applications, often with zinc added, are applied as 28% N through irrigation. The Ungers are prepared to inject N and other nutrients until tasseling if necessary.
Key Points
• Nitrogen program may need to be designed differently for corn after corn.
• Starter application of N fertilizer important in corn-after-corn situations.
• Multiple applications of N could pay on sandy soils where leaching is more likely.
Even on nonirrigated land, the Ungers break up their N application during the year. The goal is to apply some N preplant, then apply a healthy dose of N as starter fertilizer. To increase the amount of nitrogen in the starter fertilizer, they mix 28% with 10-34-0. Then after the corn emerges and takes off, they typically sidedress with additional nitrogen.
Corn-after-corn angle
Applying ample nitrogen as starter fertilizer in corn after corn is important, notes Jim Camberato, a Purdue University Extension agronomist. "You've got a lot of residue out there in that situation, and you need to increase the N rate of starter fertilizer applied," he suggests. "We would recommend 40 pounds of N or more as starter in that situation, especially if it's a no-till field."
Camberato doesn't see much advantage for splitting up N applications several times, except on sandy soils. Since N can leach through sandy soils quickly, he sees an advantage for making multiple applications instead of one larger one if you're set up to make it work. If you can inject 28% N through irrigation water, such as the Ungers can, then the practice should pay for itself.
This article published in the June, 2011 edition of INDIANA PRAIRIE FARMER.
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Delphine H. Daft and Lionel Goldfrank III Join Clark Art Institute Board of Trustees
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December 20, 2002
Delphine H. Daft of Atlanta, GA, and Lionel Goldfrank III of New York, NY, have been appointed trustees of the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA. Both Daft and Goldfrank joined the 16-member volunteer board at the trustees' November meeting. The trustees work with the director and staff of the Clark to oversee the advancement of the Institute's dual mission as a public museum and center for research and higher education.
Daft is a native of Sydney, Australia. She received her graduate Diploma in Education from the University of Sydney in 1967. She has lived in Singapore, Hong Kong, and Japan and currently resides part time in Williamstown. Daft's non-profit work includes service on the board of the Ovarian Cancer Institute and Vital Voices Global Partnership.
Goldfrank is founder and president of Intermarket Management Corporation and previously worked for Goldman Sachs. A collector of Northern European 16th- and 17th-century drawings, Goldfrank serves on the boards of the Yale University Art Gallery, The New York Botanical Garden, the Institute of Ecosystem Studies, Sharon Hospital in Sharon, Connecticut, and Friends of the Upper East Side Historic Districts.
Daft and Goldfrank contribute their expertise to a board of distinguished experts from the legal, financial, business, and art fields. Current Clark trustees are: Frederick W. Beinecke of New York and Great Barrington; Mary Carswell of New York and Great Barrington; Charles M. Collins of San Francisco; Thomas M. Galvin of Rye, NY; Grace Glueck of New York, NY; John W. Hyland, Jr., of New York, NY; George D. Kennedy of Winnetka, IL, and Williamstown; Michael Lynch of New York, NY, and Lenox; Roger Mandle of Providence, RI; James E. Moltz of Darien, CT; David H. Troob of Irvine, CA, New York, NY, and Williamstown, MA; Peter S. Willmott of Chicago and Williamstown; James N. Wood of Chicago; and Francis Oakley of Williamstown (president of the Clark).
Ex Officio trustees are Michael Conforti, director of the Clark, and Morton Owen Schapiro, president of Williams College. Honorary trustees are: Charles E. Buckley of Mt. Vernon, NH; Miner D. Crary, Jr., of Northport, NY; Casimir de Rham, Jr., of Cambridge, MA; Robert J. Geniesse of Washington, D.C. and Boca Grande, FL; and Roger Mandle of Providence, RI.
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The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute is one of the country's foremost art museums and also a dynamic center for research and higher education in art history and criticism. The Clark's exceptional collections of Old Master, Impressionist, and 19th-century American art on display in the museum's intimate galleries are enhanced by its dramatic 140-acre setting in the Berkshires.
The Institute is one of only a few art museums in the U.S. that is also a major research and academic center, with an international fellowship program and regular conferences, symposia, and colloquia, and an important art research library. The Clark, together with Williams College, jointly sponsors one of the nation's leading M.A. programs in art history and encompasses one of the most comprehensive art history libraries in the world. Its Fellows and conference programs draw university and museum professionals from around the world.
The Clark Art Institute is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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