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Digital Dada
Collaborative show shines light on the blurred lines of modern life
Published: December 5, 2012
Gran Prix
Through Dec. 16
Often, the text that accompanies a show seems to have little or nothing to do with the art on display. Either the artist is unable to explain his or her own work well, or multiple works are shoehorned into some conceptual framework that excites a curator but elicits a shrug from everyone else. In the case of the collaborative show Gran Prix, the description fits the work so well that one might even start to suspect that there is some kind of movement going on.
After a long series of conversations with Seth Adelsberger and Alex Ebstein (an erstwhile CP contributor), of Nudashank, Ajay Kurian, the director of Gresham's Ghost, a roving gallery in New York, began making studio visits to Baltimore. He noticed a number of artists, both in Baltimore and New York, who demonstrated a "proclivity to seize the endless information surrounding them and process it without any pre-established hierarchies. More specifically, they frequently bypass the calcified barrier between nature and culture and navigate the dissolving membrane between real and virtual space."
With the help of Adelsberger and Ebstein, Kurian rounded up 28 of these artists in what amounts to an almost definitive statement on what might be called Pop.0 or Digital Dada in four different gallery spaces: Nudashank, Gallery Four, and two reconfigured storefronts on Eutaw Street. Each of the artists seems to be responding in some way to the overwhelming digitization of our lives or the blurring of the differences between nature and culture as we map the human genome, scan our brains, and create new or genetically modified forms of life, in the same way that Dada rebelled against the mechanization of modern life and Pop dealt with the commercialization of our lives.
Lisa Dillin offers a playful take on the nature/culture divide in "Tiger Tiles" a section of linoleum floor with a tiger meticulously hand-cut and inlaid by Dillin and her husband.The flattened and splayed tiger skin is a representation of a tiger-skin rug—already the conversion of one of the most symbolically wild forms of nature into a comforting bit of culture, but here it is set against the industrial white-speckled floor, like one would find at an office space. Likewise, the plants of "Equivalent Formations" twist the usual bland use of plants to "enliven" corporate spaces into something altogether different. When this piece was shown as part of Dillin's Sondheim finalist show at the BMA, it had a completely different aura about it: In the more institutional halls of the BMA, the planters could almost seem like a decoration in the museum itself. In Nudashank's far grittier space, they seem more out-of-place, highlighting both their own sterile nature and the scruffy nature of the space they inhabit.
A work like Caitlin Cunningham's "Jack/son Torrance"* brings nature directly into the creation of art as the medium. Cunningham used chlorophyll and an acrylic medium to produce the paint that rises both vertically to the ceiling and horizontally across the floor. The name refers both to natural phenomenon and Jackson Pollock, the reference to whom is clear in the splashy effect, but the way the colors radiate in planes may be more reminiscent of Mark Rothko.
New York artist Ethan Breckenridge's "Site Specific" brilliantly plays with the blurring of the nature/culture divide, while bringing in the digital element that dominates much of the show. Breckenridge took the storefront window of the 429 Eutaw St. gallery and made a digital print of a dusty, dirty window on vinyl, which he stuck to the window. The effect is both ridiculous and remarkably cool—sleek grit.
The work of some artists fits the show's conception well but are more interesting to hear about than to see. In each of the gallery spaces, Max Guy has a scanned image of an actual clock. "He's really interested in how the scanner sees," Kurian says of the works. There are subtle differences based on the different size of the print, but especially when placed in different rooms, there is not much that is actually visually interesting—as with much conceptual work, the pieces seem like mere illustrations of an idea. Likewise "Blue Clouds," by Dina Kelberman (author of CP's "Important Comics"), takes our digital overabundance as a subject without offering much payoff. A series of stills from the credits of Star Trek: The Next Generation, with the text blurred out with "blue clouds," fails to offer the same kind of surprise as Kelberman's similar works like "I'm Google," on display at the Guest Spot through Dec. 7 ("ReInstitutionalized," Art, Nov. 7).
Lesser Gonzalez Alvarez (CP's "Best Artist" 2012) has created one of the most intellectually and perceptually engaging works in the show. Actually it is a series of works, housed in the back of one of the Eutaw galleries, that amount to the first truly American Zen temple. Projected on one wall is a loop of a film the artist took through the windshield of a car driving down the highway at night and then digitized it, creating the feeling of 1980s driving video games. It both refers to and creates the lulling "white-line fever" effect of the road. Beneath are several prayer bowls filled with motor oil, and in front of that, a mandala in the form of a Goodyear tire, or a Goodyear tire in the form of a mandala. On the flanking walls are two other mandala-tire images. The works together create a brilliant play on the Heart Sutra's "form is emptiness, emptiness is form" where the material and the experience, the everyday and the transcendent, surface and depth, and yes, the cultural and the natural come together. It is a profoundly moving and yet remarkably fun work.
Nudashank has been dedicated to creating a dialogue between artists in Baltimore and New York. And in this case, it pays off spectacularly. Kurian's curatorial vision managed to bring out something cohesive and yet astoundingly diverse in a wide range of artists. There are dozens of fascinating works, both whimsical and serious, on display. And the two storefront galleries on Eutaw Street might be thought of as works in themselves, so thorough is the transformation of the space, pointing us to the future and helping us dream of what might be in Baltimore's newest arts district.
* In the print edition, we misidentified the title of this work.
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STL Aldermen approve downtown music festival deal
Mega-concerts are coming to downtown St. Louis after the city's Board of Aldermen on Monday approved a bill that would grant Los Angeles-based ICM Partners and its company, Summer Rocks LLC, excusive access to the Gateway Mall over Memorial Day and Labor Day weekends.
Mayor Francis Slay, who supports the measure, still must sign it, but the St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that today's 21-4 vote allows the concert producers to begin lining up financial partners and talent for the music festivals.
Under the terms of the deal, Summer Rocks would guarantee the city $50,000 per festival in the first 10 years of a possible 20 year agreement. It also would pay up to $400,000 per festival for city services and a percentage of ticket sales.
Organizers say they expect to begin with a country music festival on Memorial Day weekend 2015.
Slay tells staff to report their own run down properties
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay wants to know if his cabinet members and top advisers own any city real estate in need of repair. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that the mayor issued an executive order Wednesday requiring the written disclosure.
The newspaper has previously reported that former city operations director Ron Smith was part-owner of a historic building that was demolished after it had fallen into disrepair.
McCaskill and Slay join forces urging renewal of Workplace Investment Act
Former jail chief sues STL city for wrongful termination
Former St. Louis corrections commissioner Gene Stubblefield says his termination in 2012 was racially motivated. On Monday, he filed an employment discrimination complaint in federal court under the Civil Rights Act of 1964, according to a report in the St. Louis Post-Dispatch.
Mayor Francis Slay had removed Stubblefield from his post in 2011 after a series of jailbreaks and financial trouble in the corrections department.
St. Louis Police Chief Sam Dotson had been the mayor's operations director at that time. He investigated the management at the jail and reported several problems.
The city's Civil Service Commission upheld Stubblefield's firing the next year.
Stubblefield claims he was wrongly accused and says white city employees haven't been fired for similar misconduct.
Company responsible for Soulard explosion has no city business license
Four projects by the crew that broke a natural gas line, causing an explosion that destroyed a Soulard business Wednesday, are on now hold. That after city officials learned the South Dakota-based Four Winds company was operating without a city business license.
Maggie Crane, a spokeswoman for the Mayor's office, told the St. Louis Post-Dispatch that the company had been hired by subcontractor MasTec, to install fiber optic cable for AT&T when the accident happened.
The gas rupture forced the evacuation of 14 people from the Stars Design Group just before explosions rocked the block.
Crane says the city also hadn't been given the required 24-hours notice that work on the project was beginning. So Four Winds other projects for AT&T were halted Thursday.
Staffing changes coming to Mayor Slay's office
St. Louis Mayor Francis Slay is shuffling the desks, and job titles of some of his city hall staff. He's bringing in some new faces to replace some who are retiring.
The St. Louis Post-Dispatch reports that long-time alderman Fred Wessels is giving up his seat on the Board of Aldermen to take over the community development administration. He'll replace Jill Claybour, who retired.
Former police board commissioner Richard Gray will be the new director of public safety, and current director, Charlene Deeken will be Gray's deputy.
Several other staffers will switch jobs.
All of the changes take affect on Monday.
Mayor Slay wants thoughts on legalization of marijuana
Mayor Francis Slay is asking St. Louis residents their thoughts on the legalization of marijuana.
At his blog, mayorslay.com, the Mayor asks respondents what effect they think legalization would have on crime stats and the state's economy. He also wants to know how people think the sale of marijuana should be regulated. St. Louis already treats the possession of small amounts of pot as a municipal crime--people caught with small amounts of the drug in the City are ordered to appear in city court, rather than being handcuffed and transported to jail.
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Mayor Slay wants thoughts on legalization of marijuana
Mayor Francis Slay is asking St. Louis residents their thoughts on the legalization of marijuana.
At his blog, mayorslay.com, the Mayor asks respondents what effect they think legalization would have on crime stats and the state's economy. He also wants to know how people think the sale of marijuana should be regulated. St. Louis already treats the possession of small amounts of pot as a municipal crime--people caught with small amounts of the drug in the City are ordered to appear in city court, rather than being handcuffed and transported to jail.
You can share your thoughts by clicking here.
Mayor wants plowing feedback from city residents
The controversy surrounding the lack of plowing of St. Louis city side streets has pushed the issue front and center following last weekend's snowstorm. In response, not only were plows on the streets overnight, but now city residents are being asked to log-in online to voice their opinion on whether the City should plow residential side streets.
Officials say it is important to collect data because not everyone is in favor of plowing the side streets for fear of getting snowed under.
The Mayor wants to know more before making wide-sweeping policy changes and urges feedback from residents. More information is available on the city's website at: stlouis-mo.gov. Click on the "Mayor Slay" tab to register your opinion.
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It's time for my annual list of gift suggestions for people who love food.
A Pie of the Month Club gift allows the recipient to choose a dozen pies through the year at Two Fat Cats bakery in Portland.
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The Honey Exchange in Portland offers a delicious variety of honeys and honey-related gifts, from bee-themed jewelry to mead from around the world.
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Well, actually, I'm a little early this year. But I made a phone call last week, before Thanksgiving, and they played "Jingle Bells" while I was on hold. I stopped by the grocery store that same night and heard the sparkly refrain of "Winter Wonderland" playing among all the displays of Christmas candy and holiday fare.
So it appears the proverbial reindeer has left the barn.
Think of these items as hostess gifts you can take to all the holiday parties you'll be attending this year, or as not-so-last-minute stocking stuffers. Some of these ideas are things I've written about earlier in the year, while others are brand new items I have given as gifts myself.
The common denominator: I promise you I have tried them all and liked them.
EDEN ICE CIDER (edenicecider.com)
$27.99 at Whole Foods. Also sold at Browne Trading Co., LeRoux Kitchen and other places around Portland. Check Eden's website for a list of stores and restaurants that carry it.
CABOT CLOTHBOUND CHEDDAR (cabotcheese.coop)
$24.99/lb. at Whole Foods or
$17.61/lb. at the Cabot Farmers' Annex on Commercial Street
Ice cider is a not-too-sweet dessert wine that's been developed over the past decade or so in Quebec. Eden Ice Cider is made by Albert and Eleanor Leger, orchardists from the town of West Charleston in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom, where it gets good and cold in the winter.
Believe it or not, there are about 8 pounds of apples in each bottle.
To make the cider, apples are harvested at peak ripeness and kept in cold storage until winter really sets in. The fruit is then pressed, and the juice left outside to freeze for six to eight weeks. The concentrate that melts off is then fermented into an ice cider that is perfect for Thanksgiving, but will also be a great addition to any holiday table. Serve it in small port or sherry glasses, paired with some of Cabot's award-winning Clothbound Cheddar.
This popular English-style cheddar is made from a single farm's milk – the Kempton Family Farm in Peacham, Vt. – and aged by the Cellars at Jasper Hill. It is sharp, rich and buttery, with notes of caramel, and goes perfectly with the ice cider. The complexity of the cheese balances well with the intense, crisp flavor of the apples.
This pairing is a gift I would be thrilled to receive myself, and it's my go-to food gift for the holidays this year.
SPICY BLUEBERRY STEAK SAUCE & MARINADE (loughlinirish.com)
$8.99/10.5-ounce bottle
A few years ago during the holidays, I wrote about an unconventional hangover cure for New Year's morning – two tablespoons of Loughlin's Irish Steak Sauce & Marinade. It was introduced to me by the ultimate expert in hangovers, an Irish cop. The recipe came from (of course) his grandmother.
Now Joe Loughlin, Portland's retired assistant police chief, is at it again, this time with a business partner who helped him develop a new spicy blueberry version of the steak sauce. Loughlin came up with the original recipe, then Dave Fillinger of Pemberton's Gourmet in Gray worked with it, did some tweaking, and developed the final version.
I've tried it on steak, marinating the meat overnight. The blueberry flavor is subtle – you'll notice blueberries are down a ways on the ingredients list – but the overnight marinade really gives it a decent kick. I found that I also liked having some sauce on the side for dipping. I also tried it on chicken and liked it, and Loughlin says he thinks it's good on salmon.
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For cheese lovers, consider a gift of Cabot's award-winning Clothbound Cheddar. It is sharp, rich and buttery, with notes of caramel.
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Ice cider is a not-too-sweet dessert wine that's been developed over the past decade or so in Quebec. Eden Ice Cider is made in Vermont's Northeast Kingdom.
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Spicy Blueberry Steak Sauce & Marinade is made by Pemberton's Gourmet in Gray.
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Coffee by Design's Harvest Reserve line is pricey, selling for $40 a pound, but you'll know you're giving the best.


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Daily fantasy recap: 11.13
[Read the full, original post at Dimemag.com]
Beast of the Night: LeBron James scored 34 points and added 2 threes, 4 boards, 7 dimes, 2 steals and a block last night. He shot 40 percent (8-20) from the floor and, more importantly, 89 percent (16-18) from the free throw line. Whether he's wearing No. 23 or No. 6, The King is a fantasy stud.
Notable lines:
Andrew Bynum – 13-18 FG (72%), 0-3 FT (0%), 26 Pts, 15 Reb, 1 Ast, 3 Blk, 3 TO
Mo Williams – 10-15 FG (67%), 5 3ptm, 25 Pts, 4 Reb, 3 Ast, 1 Stl, 4 TO
Michael Beasley – 9-17 FG (53%), 4-4 FT (100%), 2 3ptm, 24 Pts, 6 Reb, 2 Stl, 1 Blk
Lamar Odom – 4-5 FG (80%), 0-2 FT (0%), 8 Pts, 12 Reb, 7 Ast, 1 Stl, 1 Blk, 1 TO
Quentin Richardson – 0-2 FG (0%), 2 Reb, 1 Stl, 1 TO
Waiver wire watch:
J.J. Hickson, Jared Dudley
Andris Biedrins (back): out for next couple weeks
Raja Bell (calf): unlikely tonight, could play Saturday
Antawn Jamison (shoulder): expected to play Saturday
Mike Miller (shoulder): see above
Nate Robinson (ankle): expected to play tonight
Tim Duncan (ankle): probable tonight
Tony Parker (ankle): questionable tonight, monitor status
Thaddeus Young (shoulder): game-time decision tonight
Eric Gordon (groin): at least 10 days away from returning
Ronnie Price (toe): out tonight
Ryan Anderson (ankle): unlikely tonight
Pau Gasol (hamstring): out tonight
Courtney Lee (groin): could return soon, maybe not tonight
Chris Douglas-Roberts (swine flu): status uncertain for tonight
Hasheem Thabeet (jaw): could return Sunday
T.J. Ford (back): could return Saturday
Troy Murphy (back): see above
Stephen Jackson (hip): probable for tonight, monitor status
Richard Hamilton (ankle): ready to return, might sit another game or two
Al Jefferson (family illness): will miss two games
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His father won 4 super bowls with the 49ers. If any organization has the pull to make this guy get clean and reach full potential, it is the 49ers.
Eric Wright traded by Buccaneers to 49ers, in surprise move
The Tampa Bay Buccaneers appeared to have their cornerback position set for the upcoming season, with rookie Johnthan Banks jumping into the slot alongside Darrelle Revis and Eric Wright. That situation is a little uncertain now, with Friday's surprising announcement that Tampa Bay has traded Wright to the San Francisco 49ers for a conditional late-round pick in 2014.
The move qualifies as unexpected for a number of reasons, not the least of which being that restructured his contract this offseason down to one year and $1.5 million, with no guaranteed money. He had signed a five-year, $38 million deal with Tampa Bay last offseason, but a large chunk of the guaranteed money included there ($7.75 million) voided when Wright was suspended for violating the league's PED policy last season.
Wright and Tampa Bay butted heads over that loss of guaranteed money, and the Buccaneers reportedly put Wright on the trade block following the 2012 season. However, all indications were that the sides had reached an amicable enough point to last through 2013.
The decision to trade Wright instead hints that Tampa Bay may have been considering his outright release — the return from San Francisco works out to little more than a salary dump. Tampa Bay coach Greg Schiano has not hesitated to send packing players who do not fit his plan, on and off the field. Wright may have wound up in the doghouse one too many times. (Update: Rick Stroud of the Tampa Bay Times reports that Wright was arrested on suspicion of driving under the influence July 12 in Los Angeles.)
Wright's departure likely also means that the Buccaneers plan to rely heavily on Revis, who's still coming back from the ACL injury he sustained in 2012, and the rookie Banks. Of the remaining cornerbacks on the roster, Leonard Johnson saw the most action last season (594 snaps), when Tampa Bay had the NFL's worst pass defense.
San Francisco, meanwhile, now has yet another experienced player to compete in its secondary. The 27-year-old Wright already has 81 career NFL starts to his credit and, with free agency looming after the 2013 season, ought to be plenty motivated to prove himself.
His arrival in San Francisco will put pressure on Carlos Rogers and Nnamdi Asomugha. Rogers signed a four-year, $29 million contract with San Francisco last offseason, but rumors swirled after the 49ers' Super Bowl run that the organization was prepared to go in a different direction. Just $1.25 million of Rogers' 2013 salary is guaranteed.
Asomugha inked a one-year deal with the 49ers in April. But he, like Wright, has no guaranteed money coming to him — Asomugha's contract calls for a $1.35 million base salary plus incentives, including a $225K bonus if he's on the roster for one regular-season game.
This whole situation came a bit out of left field but, in the end, San Francisco may benefit from Tampa Bay's desire to rid itself of Wright.
browns and lions found out the hard way also
Agreed about being a great trade for SF. After making the SB last season they need to build veteran depth and trading a pick for a good player on a contract with almost no guaranteed money is perfect. If he plays, great,pay the man. If he is a bust, cut him and move on
Great trade for SF...IF Wright can play. But wouldn't this latest arrest be Strike 2? And doesn't that trigger a long suspension?
what the good is a contract with no guaranteed money? here, sign this, practice hard and help our team get better. then you are cut before the first kick off. screw the 49ers anyway. go Seahawks.
Where is everyone? No one is at espn anymore so where are they? FFS
This is an irrelevant move for both teams. It won't matter next year to the Niners or the Bucs. The Bucs pass defense was pathetic and he was a key cog in the suck. The Niners have no idea what they want. I predict their secondary play will be even worse than it was toward the end of last year.
There is trading someone and there is giving someone away.
Ironic Jim Harbaugh traded for a guy who was busted for PED's. Is he a cheater Jim? 49ers fans will totally defend this move too! Calling other cheaters, then they trade for one!
I don't think Wright was good but at $1.5 million, it seems kind of dumb to send him packing. Even just keeping him around as insurance is better than getting a late round pick.
@DavidHarte I don't understand how, but apparently the first DUI arrest didn't see charges pressed. He refused to take a breathalyzer test and it sounds like he somehow he got off. So this would likely be a warning and fine unless Goodell decides to go above and beyond (not unprecedented) for a repeat problem person.
@donhusky007 He hasn't earned the right to guaranteed money. This knucklehead can't stay out of trouble off the field.
@donhusky007 yeah your team is the only one that doesn't treat players like a commodity.
Psst: They are a commodity.
@randomdeletion Think a lot of people just moved on. Who knows.
Just as I suspected, all the ESPN trolls were running multiple accounts
@djs425 Harbaugh is the coach, not the GM.
This is a no-risk move. Fair chance he doesn't even play one snap.
@nfinitwordsfoto The 49ers are doing a lot with late round picks. Boldin, Wright. They're valuable.
@nfinitwordsfoto Insurance to put on the field to get toasted instead of whoever was getting toasted that he replaces? With a bad attitude and a recent arrest right after getting suspended, it is a good move to get the miscreant off the team. Let the Niners have the bad attitude.


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The Clark Presents the Free PraiseSong Film Series
For Immediate Release
June 09, 2011
WILLIAMSTOWN, MA—As part of the Berkshire-wide arts festival Lift Ev'ry Voice: Celebrating African-American Culture & Heritage, The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute presents the free PraiseSong film series, beginning with Cabin the Sky on Friday, June 24 at 4:00 pm, and continuing with Lady Sings the Blues; Say Amen, Somebody; Bird; and What's Love Got to do With It?
The Films
Cabin in the Sky (1943, 99 min.)
Friday, June 24 at 4:00 pm
Cabin in the Sky was adapted from the stage by Vincente Minnelli in his first film directing job. Ethel Waters is the devoted wife for whom "Happiness is a Thing Called Joe," while Lena Horne is the sultry songstress whose "Honey in the Honeycomb" leads Joe (Eddie "Rochester" Anderson) astray. Walk-on appearances by Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington make this film a rousing musical time capsule.
Lady Sings the Blues (1972, 144 min.)
Friday, July 1 at 4:00 pm
In Sidney J. Furie's Lady Sings the Blues, Diana Ross portrays the legendary jazz artist Billie Holiday and pays homage to her passionate music. Based on Holiday's autobiography, this film captures the ups and downs of the performer's troubled life and unforgettable career.
Say Amen, Somebody (1982, 100 min.)
Friday, July 8 at 4:00 pm
George Nierenberg's stirring documentary is a tribute to modern gospel pioneers Willie Mae Ford Smith and Thomas A. Dorsey, and the many singers who were inspired by them.
Bird (1988, 160 min.)
Friday, July 15 at 4:00 pm
In Clint Eastwood's respectful but candid biopic, Forest Whitaker inhabits the life and sound of legendary bebop saxophonist Charlie "Bird" Parker. Diane Venora portrays Chan Parker, the woman who stood by Bird throughout his career of astounding successes and devastating failures. Like the jazz it celebrates, Eastwood's free-form film accumulates tremendous power.
What's Love Got to Do with It? (1993, 118 min.)
Friday, July 22 at 4:00 pm
In Brian Gibson's authorized but hard-edged portrait of a showbiz survivor, Angela Bassett struts her stuff as Tina Turner, while Laurence Fishburne simmers with sinister power as Turner's husband Ike.
Lift Ev'ry Voice: Celebrating African-American Culture and Heritage
Lift Ev'ry Voice: Celebrating African-American Culture and Heritage celebrates the diverse traditions of African-American community, arts and culture, history and heritage found within Berkshire County and across the nation. The rich history of the African American community in the Berkshires stretches from the War of Independence to the present day, including the second African American female astronaut, Stephanie Wilson; the legendary writer and activist W.E.B. Du Bois; Elizabeth "Mumbet" Freeman, the first American slave to successfully sue for her freedom; and Reverend Harrison, who served as the chaplain to the legendary African American 54th Regiment of western Massachusetts in the Civil War and successfully fought for and won equal pay for black soldiers. Running from June 19 through July 23, Lift Ev'ry Voice will include a wide variety of programming throughout the Berkshires by participating arts and heritage organizations and groups.
The Clark
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, Massachusetts. The galleries are open Tuesday through Sunday, 10 am to 5 pm (daily in July and August). Admission is $15 June 1 through October 31. Admission is free for children 18 and younger, members, and students with valid ID. Admission is free November through May. For more information, call 413 458 2303 or visit clarkart.edu.
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June 24: As part of the Berkshire-wide arts festival Lift Ev'ry Voice: Celebrating African-American Culture & Heritage, The Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute presents the free PraiseSong film series, beginning with Cabin the Sky on Friday, June 24 at 4:00 pm, and continuing with Lady Sings the Blues; Say Amen, Somebody; Bird; and What's Love Got to do With It? The Clark, 225 South Street, Williamstown, Massachusetts, 413 458 2303, clarkart.edu.


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American Shaolin
Flying Kicks, Buddhist Monks, and the Legend of Iron Crotch: An Odyssey in theNew China
Matthew Polly - Author
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The raucously funny story of one young Americans quest to become the baddest dude on the planet (and possibly find inner peace along the way)"I loved American Shaolin."—PJ O'Rourke
Growing up a ninety-eight-pound weakling tormented by bullies in the schoolyards of Kansas, Matthew Polly dreamed of one day journeying to the Shaolin Temple in China to become the toughest fighter in the world, like Caine in his favorite 1970s TV series Kung Fu.
American Shaolin is the story of the two years Matthew spent in China living, studying, and performing with the Shaolin monks. The Chinese term for tough training is chi ku (eating bitter), and Matthew quickly learned to appreciate the phrase.
This is both the gripping story of Matthews journey and an intimate portrait of the real lives of the Shaolin monks, who struggle to overcome rampant corruption and the restrictions of an authoritarian government. Laced with humor and illuminated by cultural insight, American Shaolin is an unforgettable coming-of- age story of one mans journey into the ancient art of kungfuand a poignant portrait of a rapidly changing China.
"An original and insightful book."—Boston Globe
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"I picked up American Shaolin and read it straight through. It is first rate. Polly's book tells more about what's going on in China and has more insights into the real China than anything in recent years. It is a wonderful true-life story with profound, behind-the-headlines observations about Chinese life. A tip of the Stetson to Matthew Polly."—Dan Rather
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Ive been looking around for DAYS! But nothing the closest I gotten fixing my problem is {I downgraded to 1.0.2 and jail broken} I can load applications using iBrickr and use the phone as an iPod but, I cannot make or receive calls), no audio (except headset), and no WI-FI.
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If you're looking for a lovely salad for a spring brunch, this is it – a modern riff on that classic strawberry-spinach salad with overly sweet poppy seed dressing that we all grew up eating. This lively salad is the essence of springtime in Florida, a special treat we found at the Epcot International Flower & Garden Festival. Read More
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The Central Florida Hotel and Lodging Association has awarded a $50,000 grant to Valencia's hospitality program. The college, which will receive $5,000 a year for 10 years from the association, will be used to refurbish a classroom with smart technology, equip the classroom with new furniture and set up a beverage lab. Read More
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Chef George Vogelbacher, who has been in professional kitchens most of his life, has flirted with retirement but that rarely lasts. Longtime residents know him from Winter Park's legendary Le Cordon Bleu & Harper's Tavern, a landmark establishment that stood where Cask & Larder is today, Maitland's Nicole St. Pierre, George's East Side near UCF, Winter Springs' Oakwood Bistro and Winter Park Fish Co. Now he is lending his talents to Maxine's on Shine near downtown Orlando. Read More
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Stonewood Holdings is opening a second Peach Valley Café at 1185 W. Granada Blvd. in Ormond Beach. It is the second restaurant for Ormond Beach and the company's sixth Peach Valley Café, joining other locations in Orlando, Heathrow and Gainesville. The newest Peach Valley Café is expected to be open this summer. Read More
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We all know that your academic studies are the reason you came to MTSU—but did you know that it is also important that every freshman get "connected" to out-of-class activities on our campus? Students who are involved with campus life tend to perform better academically and are more likely to graduate than those that don't. Meeting new people and trying new activities is a sure way to create great memories and to set yourself up for success! The following prescription is meant to get you started on your way to being a part of this True Blue Community.
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great quality for the price, and fit perfectly. I read some reviews saying that the fit was too small and I disagree. I am a C34 and it fits me perfectly.
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I bought a few items from this seller. Out of the bunch, this was the only piece I really had trouble with. The first day I tried it on, beads were already falling off. I am not sure how long it is going to last, but I guess that's what I get for this price...
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My bra size is normally a 30-32 B cup and this fit perfectly! Mind you, my boob size fluctuates between an A and a C (so inconvenient!). However, because the straps are tied in the back, this would easily fit someone up to a 34/36 bust measurement! The quality of the bra is very sturdy and provides a LOT of support. If you're looking for a lift, this will definitely leave you feeling perky ;] The fabric is very comfortable, not itchy, and the beads are all sewn on very neatly and tight! I would still stick to hand washing, of course!The only difference between the picture and the product in-person is that the sequins/beads sort of have a rainbow metallic luster to them. It doesn't look bad, but it gives it more than just a silver and white look! I personally use this as a costume piece for fire spinning and burning. Everybody loves it and compliments the piece as 'beautiful!'.
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Using version 2.5.8 of Mailplane on Snow Leopard, the unread mail count on the Mailplane dock icon is showing up super small; in fact, it's so tiny that I almost couldn't see it and though it wasn't showing up at all. As a temporary workaround, I've set the unread mail status to appear in the menu bar, but I would prefer the count to appear as large as it used to on the dock icon.[Version 2.5.8]
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Thanks for the quick reply Ruben. Here's a screen shot of the dock icon showing a very tiny 1 at the bottom left (above the wing):
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Tethering with iPhone 4 on 4.2.1
ok my goal is to be able to use mobilesubstrate AND to be able to boot into the jailed state if im not able to use redsn0w at the moment...
This would require the following steps:
1. Stopping MobileSubstrate from trying to loading on boot.
~This way in emergencies i could actually use the phone if it rebooted for whatever reason
2. Do tethered boot with redSn0w.
3. manually load MobileSubstrate.
4. respring with all extensions functioning (irealsms, sbsettings, etc)
The first problem is i dont see MS being loaded as a regular launch daemon
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I installed the PTR client yesterday, and today I spent a few minutes getting demonic essences and making some of the new crafts. Nearly every one of them was pretty decent.
Anyway, I also did a little bit of PvP, and it was interesting. If anyone would like to try it out, get the PTR and send me a friend request. Instructions for getting the PTR client here: http://us.battle.net/d3/en/blog/8414..._PTR-1_15_2013
You can also spend a little time doing some PvE and report any bugs you find.
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PvP anyone?
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Re: PvP anyone?
I have to download the ptr, but I would like to test something not-exactly-cool, if you don't mind.
I want to see how/if low dps monk freezes/stuns people on pvp. I don't think I have any duel-ready char (tbh, I don't know if I have any MP2 char )
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I downloaded half-the-thing. When they apply some fixes on ptr, it's patched or I have to download 8 Gigabytes again (I don't have a download limit, but the client kinda shuts down my internet in a way I can't even read emails).
Maybe the monk was using good gear with sledge fist - 30-45% chance of stunning, but ~160 dps. I was going to test that with over 2 APS to try perma-stun, but I don't know if it's gonna work in 4-people ffa, depending on how ciclone procs and DH use gloom in your face, barbs wotb and throw hammers in your face to show what is stunning, etc. The problem with monk is that you only have serenity time to make the lock works. I would like to at least see it on a livestrem, anyway, if I can't put the thing together.
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It sort of works. But not against anyone who has decent gear, as everyone has a hard counter to it anyway, and will just end up 1 or 2 shotting you during that counter.
Cyclones don't work at all in pvp, the spirit cost is too high, and you kill people much to quickly for cyclones to even do anything. PvP is very offensive, so Dashing strike - WoL or SSS kills most players outright.


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It is imperative that law enforcement professionals in every state and territory - and indeed, anywhere we have a military outpost in the world with a civilian population - understand the proper tactics and techniques to respond to such attacks / events.
In the past ten to fifteen years we have seen an unprecedented spike in active shooter events. They have occurred in schools, malls, business buildings, churches and more. With the on-going threat of terrorist attacks, the same methodology may be used to attack an entire city as we saw in Mumbai, India. It is imperative that law enforcement professionals in every state and territory - and indeed, anywhere we have a military outpost in the world with a civilian population - understand the proper tactics and techniques to respond to such attacks / events. This training DVD, Active Shooter / Rapid Response from Emergency Film Group is an excellent resource to be part of such training.
I have to admit that, to some extent, I've cheated in performing this review. I was honored to serve as one of the technical development committee members on this project. As a result, I knew going into my review of the DVD program how much information was included, what format and outline was used to organize it, and what level of detail was covered.
It's my personal belief that, all too often, when active shooter situations are discussed in a law enforcement classroom setting today, too much emphasis is put on SCHOOL shootings and not enough on those that occur in other locations. Further, I have long said that many of the tactics and techniques we use to respond to active shooter events are also applicable in the counter-terror / terror-event response arena. Emergency Film Group did an excellent job of including such application for the planning and tactics throughout this program - from the very beginning.
The program opens with information about the active shooter events that occurred in Littleton, Colorado (Columbine); Blacksburg, Virginia (Virginia Tech); Beslan, North Ossetia, Russia (terrorist event); and Mumbai, India (terrorist event). The Beslan school seige is the one that truly crosses the line, blurring definition of what is an active shooter event and what is a terrorist event. The important thing to realize is that the planning and tactics for response to one may be equally applicable to the other.
In the Introduction of the program the types of equipment and munitions that may be used are discussed as well as the tactics and planning that the bad guys may have used. This program is one of the best I've seen at articulating how the bad guys can be better equipped for a confrontation than the responding patrol officers are. Certainly, if the attacks that occurred at Beslan or Mumbai had happened here in the U.S., our responding law enforcement officers may not have been properly prepared depending on what threat level their body armor is rated to and what weapons they are equipped with as a standard.
The program describes the time line of events leading up to and during an active shooter incident. The part that I think needs to be focused on - especially by anyone who feels officers need to slow down and attempt to arrest the active shooters themselves, is this:
The Shooter's intent is to engage multiple targets, killing as many as possible in the shortest time possible. Escape is usually not a priority. Typically, the shooters continue their attack despite the arrival of emergency responders.
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Last week I was delighted to spend the first half of the week in Strasbourg visiting and learning about the European Parliament. Anyone who – like me – had found their instinctive Europeanism wavering under the onslaught of austerity driven by Germany through European mechanisms could do a great deal worse than to do the same. The European Parliamentary Labour Party (EPLP) welcomed me with open arms and when speaking to them one-on-one you get a real sense of the ways they are working within the Parliament to improve lives in the UK and over the whole of Europe.
It's not an easy time at the moment. Europe is largely led by centre-right governments, and with the best will in the world, it will always feel like a remote institution. But the culture of the place that I visited was one of openness and positivity. There were children everywhere as MEPs and staff members brought them to the building with them. Voting was done electronically and was quick and decisive – it was also immediately displayed on screens in the Parliament so everyone could follow the results. Even the process of whipping is more open with the whips making roman emperor style thumb gestures to indicate to their grouping how they have agreed to vote (or Ed Balls style "flat-lining" motions to indicate abstention!). In my time there we talked about trade, green energy, housing, women's rights, the Tobin tax and a variety of other issues. There was an openness and approachability about the MEPs that you simply don't get in Parliament. By the end of my visit I was more than ready to declare "Je suis une Européene!"
As I travelled back across France, I started thinking about why more people, particularly those of the left don't feel this way. I got to thinking about the other side of the European project and the impact that the particular model of capitalism which is prevalent in Europe both in individual countries and in the mechanics of the EU.
Labour have always had an internationalist tradition. We have never believed that our common humanity stops at our borders, not do we believe that our borders are there to repel those in genuine need of our help. We have a proud tradition both of welcoming immigrants (the Windrush generation and law changes by the Attlee government in 1948) and pursuing internationalist aims (supporting the fight against the fascists in Spain in the 30s for example). This is why arguments about the drugs trade, or the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan are made so much more complex, because the impacts differ beyond our borders, and as such, decisions can't be made by those with an internationalist bent, simply on the basis of their impact in Britain.
But in the last 30 years or so, and certainly during the time of the last Labour government, the newer phenomenon of globalisation took hold. If internationalism was about a sense of solidarity with the many around the world, globalisation has seemed a much more top down affair. Internationalism is something we do together, globalisation is something that is done to to us.
I raised this at the National Policy Forum in our session on Social Europe, and I think it's essential to an understanding of Ed's speech today on immigration. I also think it holds the key to how we deal with attitudes to and about our relationship with Europe.
The protection of all workers within the EU that come from the Parliament are those values writ large. These are the values most frequently threatened by the forces of globalisation, and the notion that a company can and will uproot all production and business unless wages are depressed and protections are weakened.
But the narrative of globalisation is being used to attack those very institutions that are most protecting us from these forces.
The idea that the globalisation of power is removing rights is a constant refrain from the doggedly anti-EU press, who are also doggedly right-wing and in favour of the kind of capitalism that favours the globalised, top-down approach.
Labour needs to rescue the narrative of internationalism and reapply it to our relationship with the EU. The EU has it's faults. As the governments of the moment are largely in favour of austerity, the EU is the body through which a great deal of that is being enforced. The EU, and its institutions are being used as a tool of top-down globalisation but it is not necessarily the cause of top-down globalisation.
If we can fight for a more internationalist approach, through the Parliament and the Council, them the EU has more potential to protect its citizens from the forces of malign globalisation than almost any other. That can be and should remain Labour's vision for Europe, and it is one we can and should be inspiring people with.
It is – in part – the conflation of globalisation and internationalist narratives that makes it so difficult for Labour to talk about immigration.
Some Labour people don't like to talk about immigration because they fear that simply to raise the subject is to appease those whose anti-immigration stance is a thin veil for their racism. To read Twitter today was to see that argument repeated ad-infinitum. But the racists are not the only ones talking about immigration. We know this and we've known it for a long time. Ed's speech may have been badly trailed as a classic "tough on immigration" stance, but reading it, it simply was not.
It was, however, tough on the effects that we have allowed immigration to have on our labour market, in ways that are simply bad for the most vulnerable workers, whether they be from Britain or abroad. There was nothing that should challenge the narrative of internationalism that speaks of the rights of workers to be the same the world over. But there was a sense that reinforcing those rights and addressing the economic impact of immigration on jobs and wages in Britain is an approach coming not from a stance of mindlessly limiting immigration but from the stance of mitigating those effects.
These effects are very real, and felt by Labour and other voters on a daily basis. Being working class and worrying about job and wage security, worrying about housing pressure and the changes to your community does not make you a racist. It makes you a greater victim of the culture of globalisation than those who have benefited from influxes of cheaper labour.
Labour said in 1998 when we introduced the Minimum Wage Act that labour has a minimum value. Ed said at the National Policy Forum last week that nobody should be in work and in poverty. If we believe this, we believe this of all workers no matter where they were born. If you're under our jurisdiction, you should be paid at least the minimum amount that we value labour at and we should enforce that. If that enforcement makes employers less likely to cut corners by employing workers who would be willing to work for illegally low wages that is a good thing. Not because it brings less immigration to our country, but because it brings less exploitation.


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Oh gosh, these were fabulous. I used a whole packet of taco seasoning (misread the recipe), green chilie enchilada sauce (I've been craving it), and omitted the chili powder. Melting the sour cream and cheddar with the beef on the stove makes a creamy, lovely filling. And laying the black beans and olives on top (instead of incorporating them into the filling), is genius. The beans retain a nice little "snap" that hits your tounge at just the right time. I topped my enchiladas with jack cheese. I can't say enough good things about this dish - it's beyond delicious.
I made this to take to friends house for a Mexican evening and it was a hit. I did not change a thing. It's very easy and so very good!! Will make again soon as I only got one enchilada!! That was NOT good!!
I made this receipe last night and my husband thought it was great. I used cilantro instead of oregano.
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Amanda Townsend's bright red cowboy boots flashed beneath her blue jeans as she hurried along a sidewalk leading to the annual Farm City Barbecue in East Naples early Wednesday afternoon.
Townsend, Collier County's director of Domestic Animal Services, said the event has become a happy tradition for her the past several years.
"It's an excuse to wear boots and jeans to work one day a year," she joked. "Actually, I like to buy some vegetables because they're delicious, but you also get to see folks you haven't seen in maybe a year."
Townsend was one of more than 1,200 Collier residents who attended the 56th annual barbecue, held under two tents from 11:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. on the grounds of Physicians Regional-Collier Boulevard.
Like Townsend, many in the crowd wore flashy cowboy boots and jeans. Some had cowboy hats, while others wore business suits as they spent their lunch hour under the tents.
All of the attendees paid $20 for the lunch of grilled steak, fresh corn on the cob and cool salads comprised of Immokalee cucumbers, tomatoes and peppers.
They stood to eat at 70 high tables made from produce pallets and listened to the raucous country music that blared from tall speakers placed around the rustic dining area.
"The food is great, it's definitely a great event," said Jordan Lyon, an employee of Collier Health Services Pediatric Dental Clinic. He came with co-workers Darel Cruz and Xiomara Lopez.
"It's our first time and we came because we were invited at our job," he said. "We're going to have to go back to work, but I would definitely come again."
Cyndee Woolley, chairwoman of Farm City Barbecue, said she expected first-timers like Lyon would help the this year's event break attendance records and raise about $25,000 for three county youth organizations.
"We're around 1,200 right now," she said at 1 p.m. "Our record is about 1,100 and we usually have about 1,000."
Bart Zino, an event organizer who heads up the grilling team each year, said his team of volunteers would cook 1,200 pounds of high choice Iowa sirloin during the event, compared to 1,000 pounds most years.
Farm City Barbecue rotates locations between Naples and Immokalee each year and is meant to build bonds between the region's urban dwellers, local governments and agricultural industry.
Volunteer servers include city council members, county commissioners, school board members and other government officials.
"I get to see a lot of friendly faces, some I don't get to see the rest of the year," said Jennifer Edwards, Collier supervisor of elections. "It's a wonderful opportunity to wish the community a Happy Thanksgiving."
Edwards said this year's event was her tenth. She handed out rolls at the end of one of two long banquet lines.
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