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It is with much sadness that I read of the death of my friend and former co-worker, George McCormick. It was absolutely awesome to watch this very understated man just blossom. He took such great pride in his work (both his vocation and avocation). I remember a "talkng stick" he whittled that he brought to one of our training sessions. People were fascinated by it! Further, I do remember the quiet expression of pride when he got to make a trip to Japan to exhibit and to further train and develop his talents. I have an amazing photograph of the most vivid blue hydrangea that he gave me when he came back. As you have noted, he was a dear, sweet man with a great generous heart who never took anything for granted...even his talent...he remained very humble...therein lies his greatness. God Bless him in his transition to be with all the other great artists. It was a pleasure and treasure to know him.
I will never forget my friend, my creative colleague, George Ray McCormick Sr.
The George I know is the gentle spirit who is literally present within his art.
Through the iconography he created and left behind for us, he has demonstrated that being an artist is not just about the title of "artist," it is what you do as a person, and how you live your life. George lived an artistic life so practical and real and profound, and by sharing his work with us, George was able to cut to the very essence of his own creative being. For all that he gave, Live on George!
It is with hearbreak that I respond. I consider myself a member of this diverse community of artists in Milwaukee. I am away now, on sabbatical. I learned of George's death last week while on my way into Milwaukee for a day.
I will always remember his robust spirit, laughter, curiosity about many things and great intention to learn new things (playing the blues and learning videomaking come to mind). I will always cherish the sculptures I own of his and of seeing him and Evelyn Terry "cut a rug" dance at my housewarming 5 years ago! That is how I will remember him always...dancing with gusto!
Portia Cobb (Heyward)
I have been blessed with the opportunity to photograph George's work over the last several years. Those photo sessions were never work for me as George would always start some line of discussion about art, music, guitar playing, while I shot.
I will forever miss him and those talks.
I will always miss George. I have a message on my answering machine inviting me to his current opening at the WI Museum of Art and inviting me to go to the dinner. A dinner that we never took but always wanted to take. I regret not taking him up on that and it teaches me again not to wait to do things. I'll keep that message around for a long time to hear his great voice. I'll always cherish the sculpture that he so graciously made for me to express our relationship. It is in a prominent place in my living room. If someone met George you couldn't help but like the man, his spirit, his essence, his ways.
Larry Sanders
I first met George when he had a show in Walker's Point a few years ago on a cold blustery Friday Gallery Night. I was intrigued by his large sculpture he presented at the time and told him that I was a big fan of folk art, adding our own MAM's wonderful collection. He mentioned that he would have a solo show at Charles Allis in the spring and brought him good recognition. What I know of him is that he was a very gracious man, who boldly turned his once troubled life around and his works demonstrated his new found faith in God. He was proud of his work at Vanguard and explained their business sculpture-making process and gave me a tour at a festive gathering. He will be missed by many I'm sure. I'm so glad I own a couple of pieces to remember him by. He was a good man, a very talented artist.
What we remember about George was his ever-present smile. The essence of who George was came shining through his countenance. A generous spirit and strong faith permeated his life and work. Many years ago Evelyn Terry gave him a lifeline, and he made the most of the subsequent years. George's growth as an artist was a pleasure to watch, and lives on as his legacy. We will miss him.
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Such beautiful tributes. Thanks so much for sharing them with all of us. Larry, you are right, there's a lesson here. Do not put off the people and experiences that matter. Amen to that.
How sad indeed. George was a wonderful artist and a most engaging conversationalist. His ideas were always thought provoking and, at times, challenging. I'll miss you, George.
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'Date Night' director Shawn Levy embraces the mainstream
Shawn Levy may be the most successful Hollywood filmmaker you've barely heard of. The six movies he has directed in the past eight years have grossed more than $750 million altogether in North America—more than Woody Allen's total body of work, or that of Michael Mann, Judd Apatow, Oliver Stone or Quentin Tarantino. The films are nearing $2 billion world-wide. And he's six for six—none of his films has bombed.
This, while it lasts, is pretty much grounds for sainthood in the movie industry. Mr. Levy, 41 years old, now commands more than $10 million a picture. He has one of the most lucrative producing deals in the business at Twentieth Century Fox, with "first-dollar gross" participation—in which he receives a piece of a film's overall ticket revenue before studio fees are deducted—at a time when most studios are eliminating such partnerships.
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At Fox, he's developing a movie based on the "Hardy Boys" books with Ben Stiller and Tom Cruise, and a film adaptation of Steve Martin's literary chronicle of an obsessive compulsive, "The Pleasure of My Company." On the directing side, he's working on a new film that Steven Spielberg is executive producing.
Mr. Levy has not accomplished this by making push-the-envelope movies: His films include "Cheaper by the Dozen," "The Pink Panther," and the two "Night at the Museum" films. "Date Night" opens Friday.
Despite his success, Mr. Levy is sensitive about criticism that his movies are middlebrow, or "soft," as some critics have said. "I always got flak for being that four-letter word," he says. "But I learned along the way that you can be soft-hearted without being soft—by having edge in your comedy, having pedigree in your casting," he says. "That's the line I'm trying to walk now, in 'Date Night' and in my new movies."
Mr. Levy describes "Date Night," which stars Steve Carell and Tina Fey, as a move into more adult fare. It features cursing and some violence, albeit with the same wholesome, family-comes-first quality of Mr. Levy's other films. "It's my love letter to commitment," says Mr. Levy, who conceived the film on an actual date night with Serena, his wife of almost 15 years.
"When Steve says his last line in the movie to Tina, 'I'd choose you. Every time'—well, that's exactly how I feel about my wife," says Mr. Levy.
Mr. Levy is accustomed to reviewers deriding his work as corny and slick. "When I was in film school, I was made fun of for doing movies about kids falling love while everyone else was doing 'Pulp Fiction' knockoffs," he recalls of his time at USC Film School in the early 1990s. "But I learned early on that my path would not be through intelligentsia-stamped festivals, but entertaining, crowd-pleasing movies."
For the actors Mr. Levy works with, that commercial sensibility hasn't been a problem. "I wasn't at all put off by his family-friendly reputation," says Ms. Fey. "In fact, I was attracted to it—and his amazing commercial track record, which I look forward to wrecking for him."
Mr. Martin, who starred in "Cheaper by the Dozen" and "The Pink Panther," says the director's authentic belief in family attracted him. "Shawn is a family man himself—I appreciate that he will also tear up when we're talking about a particular scene," he says.
Mr. Levy's rapid ascent in Hollywood has led to what will be his most closely watched project so far: a $100 million futuristic drama called "Real Steel" with Mr. Spielberg executive producing. Set in a future where humans build robots to fight each other for entertainment, it follows a former boxer struggling to forge a relationship with his long-lost son. It is one of the first projects from Mr. Spielberg's new company with partner Stacey Snider, DreamWorks Studios. The movie is "different from anything [Mr. Levy] has ever done before," says Ms. Snider.
Mr. Spielberg appreciates Mr. Levy's commercial instincts. "Shawn," he says, "likes to tell his stories as if he's in the audience."
Mr. Levy interprets that, in family comedy, as getting laughs: "Every time you put a great joke in front an audience that doesn't play, you realize how important it is to always, above all else, service the joke."
Mr. Levy probably won't be taken truly seriously until he pulls off something like the film of Mr. Martin's OCD novel, which is rumored to also star Mr. Carell. Mr. Martin recalls that Mr. Levy read his book six or seven years ago, but "it's taken this long for him to gather the clout to make not a more serious movie but an artistic movie."
"Shawn is in a very special position because he's a director that a studio can trust with a lot of money," says Mr. Martin. "But he's also someone that would never betray the audience by trying to outsmart them or the studio."
Mr. Levy says that wants to use that credibility to start a new chapter "It's OK that people think they have an idea of who they think I am and what they think I do," he says, "because I'm just getting started."
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FALLUJAH – (IPS) A stepped up military offensive that targets mosques, religious leaders and Islamic customs is leading many Iraqis to believe that the US-led invasion really was a "holy war."
Photographs are being circulated of black crosses painted on mosque walls and on copies of the Quran, and of soldiers dumping their waste inside mosques. New stories appear frequently of raids on mosques and brutal treatment of Islamic clerics, leading many Iraqis to ask if the invasion and occupation was a war against Islam.
Many Iraqis now recall remarks by US President George W. Bush shortly after the events of Sep. 11, 2001 when he told reporters that "this crusade, this war on terrorism, is going to take a while."
"Bush's tongue 'slipped' more than once when he spoke of 'fascist Islamists' and used other similar expressions that touched the very nerve of Muslims around the world," Sheikh Abdul Salam al-Kubayssi of the Association of Muslim Scholars (AMS), a leading Sunni group, told IPS in Baghdad. "We wish they were just mere slips, but what is going on repeatedly makes one think of crusades over and over."
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Occupation forces claim that mosque raids are being conducted because holy places are being used by resistance fighters.
A leaflet distributed in Fallujah by US forces late November said mosques were being used by "insurgents" to conduct attacks against "Multinational Forces," and that this would lead to "taking proper procedures against those mosques."
The statement referred to daily sniper attacks against occupation forces in Fallujah in which many US soldiers have been killed.
Local people refute these claims made by coalition forces.
"Fighters never used mosques for attacking Americans because they realize the consequences and reactions from the military," a member of the local municipality council of Fallujah told IPS on condition of anonymity. "Nonetheless, US soldiers always targeted our mosques and their minarets."
During Operation Phantom Fury of November 2004, scores of mosques in Fallujah were damaged or destroyed completely. Fallujah is known as the city of mosques because it has so many.
Many of these are Sunni mosques. AMS leaders are now enemy number one for US occupation forces as well as the Shi'ite-dominated government. Through continuous arrests of its members and the raids against mosques all over the Sunni areas of the country, including their headquarters on the outskirts of Baghdad, the AMS has often expressed feelings of persecution.
On the other hand, the occupation forces have been supportive of clerics who took part in the political structure that the US coalition created in Iraq. These include Shi'ite clerics and political leaders like current Prime Minister Nouri al-Maliki of the Dawa Party. Maliki has called AMS leader Dr. Harith al-Dhari a "terrorist leader" and a murderer.
Many Sunnis who are more secular also feel persecuted by the occupation.
"I am not a follower of al-Dhari or any other leader," Prof. Malik al-Rawi of the National Institute for Scientific Research of Baghdad told IPS. "In fact most Sunnis do not literally follow any leader for religious reasons. Yet after we found Americans targeting our religious symbols, we had to stand together around the man who did not sell us to the occupation."
Dr. Rawi, avowedly a secular Sunni, told IPS that the number of Iraqis who believe the occupation is waging a "religious war" increased dramatically after the 2004 attacks on Fallujah.
"Those sieges, along with all the events that followed in Samarra, al-Qa'im, Haditha and now Siniya have led people to think of the crusades," he added. "Americans do hate us for some reason and we do not find any reason but religion."
It is not just Sunni Iraqis who claim that their mosques are not respected by occupation forces. The mostly Shi'ite city of Najaf was exposed to massive US military assaults during August 2004. Many attacks came dangerously close to the sacred Imam Ali shrine, damaging its outer walls.
Other US raids on Shi'ite mosques in Baghdad have infuriated Iraq's Shi'ite population.
Some Iraqi analysts say the perceived religious conflict seems to have expanded as the occupation has progressed.
"The world must be aware that this US administration is pushing the situation to the black hole of a new religious conflict by giving the green light to their soldiers to attack mosques and arrest clerics whenever they feel like it," Kassim Jabbar, an Iraqi political analyst from Baghdad University told IPS.
"Even people with the highest education standards are wondering why US leaders have not restricted attacks upon religious symbols in our country."
Ali al-Fadhily is our Baghdad correspondent. Dahr Jamail is our specialist writer who has spent eight months reporting from inside Iraq and has been covering the Middle East for several years.
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AbstractDESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Infertility affects about 10% of American couples, and there is a very large and rapidly growing market for therapeutics in this field, particularly the primary hormone responsible for ovarian oocyte development, human(h) follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). Although available urinary and recombinant hFSH products have been quite successful, there is currently an unmet therapeutic need for improved FSH analogs for all infertile women and particularly for older patients and those relatively unresponsive to current therapies. We have previously described the first superactive analogs of glycoprotein hormones that considerably increase receptor binding affinity as well as both in vitro and in vivo biopotency and maximal efficacy. During our successfully completed phase 2 SBIR study we have achieved or exceeded all the aims including screening additional FSH analog candidates and identifying the optimal FSH analog TR 4401 for clinical trials, using multiple in vitro and in vivo rodent bioassay models including the classic ovarian weight response as well as those of oocytes, blastocysts and newborn pups resulting from embryo transfer. In all these rodent models 4401 greatly outperformed all currently available recombinant FSH preparations both in potency and efficacy related to both quantitative endpoints as well as qualitative endpoints related to oocyte or embryo quality. In addition we have shown such superior efficacy of TR4401 to standard FSH in human cell lines with reducedFSH receptor expression representing two models of human infertility, in two bovine models of infertility and in Rhesus monkeys using methods emulating human assisted reproductive technology. We have also shown that one injection of TR4401 in cows could produce comparable superovulation to the standard 8-injection regimen of porcine FSH with no attenuation of response after repeated administration. These nonhuman primate and bovine studies showed no evidence of ovarian hyperstimulation by TR4401 at neithera presumably maximal dose, nor any evidence of immunogenicity, the only two side effects of concern to FDA for this minimally modified, and thus presumably safe, FSH analog. Using an HPLC-validated immunoassay we have discovered superior pharmacokinetic properties of TR4401 in comparison to standard FSH both in rodents and monkeys, apparently the result of delayed absorption. We have also achieved development of a stable Chinese Hamster Ovary (CHO) cell line producing high levels of the final TR4401 analog; optimization of large scale bioreactor production methods; development of novel, high capacity purification methods suitable for commercial scale-up; rigorous quantification and characterization of purified analogs by multiple physicochemical methods including carbohydrate analysis. In the current application, following specific directives from FDA obtained in our highly successful Pre-IND Meeting with them, we propose all steps, including specific timelines indicated on a detailed Gantt chart, required by FDA for further commercial development of this novel FSH analog. These include establishment and characterization of a master and working CHO cell bank; manufacturing of two additional large batches of TR4401 (gt200 mg each): the first under GLP and thesecond under GMP compliant conditions; performance all FDA-required efficacy, specificity, stability, metabolic, pharmacokinetic, pharmacodynamic and analytic studies; performance of all FDA-required toxicology studies including two-generation reproductivetoxicology assessment in rats and rabbits; and submission of IND to initiate clinical trials. We have licensed TR4401 to the worldwide leading veterinary superovulation company, Bioniche, Inc. for veterinary use, with a possible option to also co-developthe analog for human use. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: Infertility affects about 10% of American couples, and there is a very large and rapidly growing market for therapeutics in this field, particularly the primary hormone responsible for ovarian oocyte development, human (h) follicle-stimulating hormone (FSH). Although available urinary and recombinant hFSH products have been quite successful, there is currently an unmet therapeutic need for improved FSH analogs for all infertile women and particularlyfor older patients and those relatively unresponsive to current therapies. We have shown in previous phase one and phase two SBIR grant studies that our novel FSH superagonist, TR4401, engineered to increase binding affinity to the FSH receptor, shows greatly increased potency and efficacy compared to currently available FSH products, in multiple quantitative and qualitative oocyte endpoints in rodents, monkeys, and bovines, with no apparent side effects. We now propose to commercialize this novel FSH analog by following all the specific FDA guidelines given to us in a pre-IND meeting in order to submit an IND to that agency to initiate clinical trials.
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The Gas Technology Institute (GTI) will develop a systems approach for managing air sealing, ventilation, and air distribution during weatherization and home performance improvement projects. This is the first project of its kind designed to develop a systematic approach for optimizing energy efficiency, indoor air quality (IAQ), and comfort improvements. The project will primarily focus on the cold climate zone.
Key success factors include:
- Minimizing fan-driven ventilation air volume by taking advantage of buoyancy ("stack effect") and other driving forces
- Controlling infiltration from undesirable sources
- Reducing duct system losses from areas that produce no indoor air quality benefit.
As a part of this systems approach, this project will research and develop an air flow control system that will produce ventilation energy savings of up to 30%. Approximately 20% of the savings are anticipated to be associated with temperature-based ventilation and 10% associated with infiltration and duct leakage control.
Team Lead: Home Innovation Research Labs—Upper Marlboro, MD
This award includes three Home Innovation Research Labs projects focused on advancing solutions for moisture-managed, high performance envelope systems in three climate zones: hot/humid, mixed humid, and cold. By improving the way that high-performance building envelope systems function in climates that are widespread across the United States, these project will help produce future homes that are more comfortable and durable at a lower cost.
Moisture Performance of High-R Wall Systems
Industry Partners: American Chemistry Council, National Association of Home Builders, USDA Forest Products Lab, Vinyl Siding Institute
This project will develop wall system design guidance for builders. It will also improve methods for assessing and improving moisture durability of envelope assembly systems. The objectives of this task are to:
- Demonstrate moisture performance of well-designed, high performance walls
- Identify wall systems with marginal performance and develop solutions that increase moisture durability
- Develop a set of design criteria, including documentation in support of code change proposals for updating prescriptive moisture management provisions in the International Residential Code (IRC) that ensure durability of high performance walls.
Attic Retrofits Using Nail-Base Insulated Panels
Industry Partners: Structural Insulated Panel Association, American Chemistry Council, Forest Products Laboratory, DuPont, APA-The Engineered Wood Association, Insurance Institute for Business and Home Safety, Remodeling Contractors, Habitat for Humanity
This project will study an innovative approach to roof insulation retrofits in which nail-base insulated panels are installed over the roof deck before re-roofing. These panels can be installed in one step and result in semi-conditioned attics. This project will demonstrate a value-added roof/attic retrofit solution for a range of older homes where traditional attic insulation approaches are not effective or feasible.
Installing these roof insulation panels can reduce HVAC energy use by at least 10%. The project will also evaluate strategies for integration with routine re-roofing activities to minimize disruption to residents and reduce the cost of energy upgrades.
Extended Plate and Beam Wall System
Industry Partners: American Chemistry Council, Dow Building Solutions, Forest Products Laboratory
This project will conduct research into extended plate and beam (EP&B) wall systems, which were initially developed by another Building America project. EP&B offers a simplified method for incorporating 2 inches of continuous rigid insulation into a traditional 2-by-4 framed wall assembly. The EP&B wall system is based on the construction technique most commonly used by builders, which increases its chances for market adoption. The project will make this system more accessible through:
- Building code equivalency/compliance testing for the IRC continuous wall bracing method;
- Field demonstration to identify and resolve constructability issues;
- Development of an EP&B Construction Guide for wide dissemination; and
- Development of supporting information for a code change proposal to include the EP&B system into the IRC prescriptive provisions.
Team Lead: IBACOS—Pittsburgh, PA
Industry Partner: Best Practices Research Alliance
The Integrated Building and Construction Solutions (IBACOS) project goal is to investigate a simplified air delivery system for residential HVAC systems, called "Plug-n-Play", that is a solution to common air distribution and comfort delivery issues and especially pertinent to "low-load" production-built homes. The project will demonstrate the system's predictable performance and advantages over traditional residential duct systems in the areas of comfort performance, integration within the conditioned space of the house, constructability, cost, and value.
A design methodology for the system will be developed to be straightforward and intuitive, and companion guidance documents will be developed to enable a technician to quickly produce the equivalent of an engineered design using the simplified air delivery system components. This project applies to all climate zones.
Team Lead: The Levy Partnership, Inc.—New York, NY
Industry Partners: Habitat for Humanity International/Habitat Research Foundation—Atlanta, GA; System Building Research Alliance—New York, NY
This project will develop low-cost, highly efficient comfort system designs to enable homes in two of the largest affordable housing market segments, manufactured housing and Habitat for Humanity, to use an affordable high efficiency heat pump with a superior air distribution system. For manufactured housing, this innovation will enable HVAC systems to be fully installed in the factory, avoiding problems associated with field setup.
The project scope includes developing alternatives for air flow system design, establishing a set of guidelines for design and construction, testing and refining, and studying how occupants influence performance and system operability.
This project will demonstrate the use of highly insulated envelopes and simplified high efficiency HVAC systems, which can routinely achieve 50% energy savings over 2009 International Energy Code Commission requirements. This impact is especially important in affordable housing, where occupants need to consistently have low utility bills.
Team Lead: University of Central Florida, Florida Solar Energy Center—Cocoa, FL
Team Member: Washington State University Energy Program—Olympia, WA
The University of Central Florida team will work directly with leading production builders and product manufacturers to:
- Demonstrate and validate high efficiency, variable capacity, ducted and ductless space conditioning systems with optimized comfort distribution and latent (i.e., humidity) control.
- Test a new "smart" ventilation system innovation aimed at saving space conditioning energy use while improving comfort, moisture, and peak load impacts.
This project will study advanced whole-house residential construction practices for production builders that enable 50% whole-house energy savings compared to houses built to code in hot/humid climates.


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Acadian Ambulance held its annual luncheon Wednesday to recognize its paramedics and EMTs.
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As we all know certain PS2 classic have had the HD treatment for the PS3 and while some have been and look great for such old classics some don't but to my amazement I am surprised that certain titles have not been released via the HD bandwagon.
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GTA 3, Vice City and San Andreas (Here R* Take Two were just plain lazy and should of done HD versions)
Onimusha 1 - 3
Dark Cloud & Dark Chronicles (Still can't believe Level 5 never released a follow up to these classics on PS3)
Ace Combat Distant Thunder
Armored Core Series (PS2 were the best out the series)
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By Laura Marrich
Stayin' Alive--State Fair season is officially over, but the honors bestowed upon this year's homegrown competitors will live on, at the very least, until next September. In the midst of bake-offs and livestock auctions, the New Mexico Music Commission helped reaffirm music's rightful place as a state treasure with the Fair's second annual talent showcase
Chop 'Til You Drop
Albuquerque's First Annual Bobbers and Choppers show rumbles into town
By Mark Sanders
The logical response to hearing about Albuquerque's First Annual Bobbers and Choppers show is: What the hell is it? You hear the word "chopper," and images of helicopters landing in the jungle, or possibly TC from Magnum PI, come to mind. You hear the word "bobber," and you think of antiquated haircuts, or maybe apples in a water-filled bucket.
Flyer on the Wall
Feral Lords
This concert poster was designed, screen printed (on Ingres-style paper!) and hand-delivered by Heath Dauberman at the Little Kiss Records print shop. You can see the band he drums for (Inner Parlors) open for The Drams (ex-Slobberbone), this Wednesday, Oct. 4, at the Launchpad. Cost is $7. We should all aspire to be more like Heath. (LM)
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Is Your Refrigerator Running?
Reclaiming our culture, one prank at a time
By Jessica Cassyle Carr
You might remember the Barbie Liberation Organization, or BLO, who in the early '90s purchased Teen Talk Barbie and talking G.I. Joe dolls, switched their voices and reshelved them. This produced hilarious and poignant results, with Barbie growling "vengeance is mine," and G.I. Joe's bubbly "math is hard." Sexism was not eradicated, but made fun of. Children were confused. It was funny. And as one BLO member put it, "The storekeeper makes money twice, we stimulate the economy, the consumer gets a better product and our message gets heard."
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A Different Del
Tha Homosapien defies the conventions of what an underground hip-hop hero is about
By Marisa Demarco
How do you make music that's fresh, but still accessible?
I asked Del Tha Funkee Homosapien, an MC known for 16 years for his lyrical mastery and innovative production. Del, I said, how do you keep it challenging but still easy to get into?
He laughed.
"You can't be uninteresting and be accessible, you feel me?" he said. "You got to be interesting. You got to be entertaining. Otherwise, nobody's going to want to listen to you. I think it's hard to be interesting."
Damn. I had it all wrong. See, I thought of Del as this semi-underground figure, an alternative hip-hop hero who made appearances on all my favorite discs, even before his familiar voice could be found on tracks like the now-famous "Clint Eastwood" by the Gorillaz. I made a list of questions with that figure in mind, and, always, Del's answers defied my expectations. How has hip-hop changed since your first release in 1991? "It hasn't really." What would you change about the music industry? "I don't think nothing's wrong with it." What are you listening to? "Whatever I could get at Target is what I usually get."
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You've got to compliment Sage Francis' taste. The longtime poet/MC stumbled over this Orlando-based crew and knew it was something to write home about. Swamburger's spitfire delivery rides the bucking, ever-shifting beats with the confidence of a master. Rich production textures fresh rhythms with cellos, acoustic guitars, piano—instruments that only make cameos on even the best hip-hop albums. Infuse all that with drop-dead gorgeous diva vocals and smart, specific social messages, and these narrators have got themselves one hell of a debut. Burque's real heads shouldn't miss the S.O.S. show at the Launchpad on Saturday, Oct. 14.
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Good news, everybody! This year's Van's Warped Tour is coming through Burque—albeit the festival's given up its lauded positioning at the big amphitheater south of town for the slightly more placid, arcadian and sometimes floaty atmosphere at Balloon Fiesta Park…
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Terroristerna (#10)
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If any crime novels deserve to be called modern classics, it is the ten police procedurals about Martin Beck and his colleagues. With them, the Swedish author duo Maj Sjöwall (b. 1935) and Per Wahlöö (1926-1975), virtually created the modern detective novel. Written in the 60s and 70s, the decalogue is nothing short of a national literary treasure, with countless contemporary imitators across the world. Together, the ten books chronicle the painful creation of modern society.
"The Godparents of Scandinavian crime fiction. /…/ Sjöwall and Wahlöö, beside writers such as Raymond Chandler, Dashiell Hammett and Georges Simenon, have shaped the genre and the readers' expectations as to what crime fiction should be."
–Jo Nesbø
"Rendered with crisp, elegant prose and tension so thick the reader could crack a tooth."
–Dennis Lehane
"One of the most authentic, gripping and profound collection of police procedurals ever accomplished."
–Michael Connelly
"A superb series of thrillers."
–Lee Child
"Wherever their plots take us, Sjöwall and Wahlöö find ways to catch the reader on the back foot, making us reassess our take on the world."
–Val McDermid
"One of the series that most inspired me. /…/ They changed the genre. Whoever is writing crime fiction after these novels is inspired by them in one way or another."
–Henning Mankell
"The first great series of police thrillers ... they caught the colour of the political times and are above all truly exciting."
–Michael Ondaatje
"[The Martin Beck series is] something very remarkable, a great series of novels about Swedish society which draws a picture of contemporary Swedish life with critical acuity and great force. Maj Sjöwall and Per Wahlöö have provided a multitude of brilliant and vividly human portraits of people in all situations: murderers and police officers, drug addicts and lawyers, car salesmen and heads of state. I believe this album of Swedish crime will live a long time."
–P.O. Enquist
"Their mysteries don't just read well; they reread even better. Witness, wife, petty cop or crook — they're all real characters even if they get just a few sentences. The plots hold, because they're ingenious but never inhuman. The writing is lean, with mournful undertones."
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"Pick up one book and you become unhinged. You want to block out a week of your life, lie to your boss, and stay in bed, gorging on one after another."
"If you haven't come across Beck before, you're in for a treat."
"The plotting, pacing and characterization are all exquisite."
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"The crime novel at its best."
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|The Swedish Academy of Crime Writers' Award (The Best Crime Novel of the Century) Sweden
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The Welshman made his first appearance for United on March 2, 1991, as a substitute against Everton, and has gone on to enjoy a career of exceptional consistency and longevity.
Giggs, 39, has achieved the remarkable feat of scoring in each of the 23 seasons of his career, and found the net in the Red Devils' 2-0 win over QPR last weekend.
The landmark appearance could come against Norwich on Saturday.
Laudrup, who enjoyed an illustrious playing career with clubs such as Barcelona, Real Madrid and Juventus, has been amazed at how Giggs has been able to adapt his game and remain effective after all these years.
"It is incredible he is still playing," Laudrup said. "Now he is not a regular playing every week, but that is one thing that is so great in the Premier League.
"We are talking about a player who has done so much in his career at Manchester United, he is now reaching the end of his career but he stays at the club.
"He goes from playing every game to maybe 70 per cent of games, but everybody still gives him the respect and love he deserves. You don't get that in a lot of countries. Normally the day you're no longer at the very top you leave.
"Nobody was expecting Ryan Giggs to still be at the same level he was 10 years ago, so it is great you see when he does come in, he is still pure class.
"He cannot play every game but class is class, and we still see that."
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It took the Phoenix Suns front office 48 hours, but they finally named an interim head coach to replace Alvin Gentry Sunday.
According to Arizona Sports 620's Craig Grialou, Gentry's replacement will come in the form of player development coordinator Lindsey Hunter.
#Suns make it official, naming player development coordinator Lindsey Hunter interim head coach
— Craig Grialou (@Craig620) January 20, 2013
Hunter, who became the player development coordinator in August 2012, played 17 NBA seasons with the Detroit Pistons, Milwaukee Bucks, Los Angeles Lakers, Toronto Raptors and Chicago Bulls.
He last played in the league in 2010 and was the No. 10 overall pick out of Jackson State in 1993. Before coming to Phoenix, the 42-year-old previously was a player development assistant with the Bulls.
Hunter takes over a team in desperate need of a change. At the halfway point this season, the Suns are 13-28 and in the last place in the Western Conference.
Assistant coaches Elston Turner, Dan Majerle and Igor Kokoskov were also up for consideration.
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New Acquisition: Black Film Ephemera
Beinecke has acquired several groups of ephemera documenting African American involvement as performers in and producers of film. These posters, press books, and lobby cards date from the 1940s through the 1980s, with an especially large concentration in the 1970s, the heyday of so-called "Blaxploitation" cinema.
The collections include posters from such well-known films as Blacula and Mandigo, as well as two sequels of Shaft: Shaft's Big Score and Shaft in Africa. Many lesser-known productions are also represented, including a pressbook for a film adaptation of Uncle Tom's Cabin.
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((Ok, unless I'm retarded, I think you should change your post Tysy; Cyborg already had Rogue get Quiri's body off the wall and in his arms by the time these two
of yours came in. So I'd recommend slowing yourself down with this unexplained tangent here, and changing the above post, otherwise, Kallic will kill both of them and retrieve Quiri's body...Soooooo, yeah. -_-; ))
Kallic had been scanning out information within the fallen security mechs to gather data on the location of the missing crew members, primarily Tom; he'd been piecing together strings of data when he caught the middle of an explanation from a stray, random salarian they'd found in the middle of a
"Experimental specimen. Bioenergy wall overload--far too much output. Asari--asari dead. Cerebral cortex hemorrhage. She came to find me. Rescue me. Perhaps bioenergy wall was causing her intense intercranial agony. Not sure."
"Experiments? Alliance controlled facility, highly unlikely, salarian government would know, especially with such poorly guarded place as this. Would have stopped it long ago, or....Requisitioned new human counselor to stop such heinous actions. Cerberous maybe, but still unlikely, known for their seclusion and privacy, wouldn't be dumb enough to use Alliance facility as a front, like I said, salarian government could infiltrate and learn too much, Cerberous too careful for that and certainly wouldn't want that, Illusive Man.....Illusive. Too careful to make those mistakes, none of this....Mmm, sensible," Kallic analyzed eying the other salarian in the dark warily.
"Great we lose the hot one for you?!?!"
Zack commented off to the side, Chiron punching him in the arm for the remark, Kallic proceeded to do likewise, only to the mercenary's gut instead, giving him a deathly sour look all the while.
The strange salarian stared at the Captain.
"Bioenergy wall means sentient beings are turned into living batteries. I was the last, before the asari. Wanted to release me, but proved impossible. I regret that she is gone. Was my hero."
Upon hearing Quiri was supposedly dead Kallic's eyes grew wide but quickly shut, his head lowering and shaking sadly "Sad waste of life.....Coward! If she was hero, should have saved her, attempted to at least!" Kallic spat at his fellow salarian angrily, his hand balling into a fist, swinging it at the experimental subject's head but stopping short as the power sparked back on, lights filling the corridor and sending Kallic into a brief daze as his eyes adjusted. Just like the title he had just given him, the other salarian ran at the sight of a large group of armed guards: "Coward," Kallic muttered as he watched him flee, wishing for all the world that his fist had connected.
Captain Tuhrop shouted out as Zack had proceeded to defend the group with his biotics, disabling a few of the guards. Kallic was right in front of a guard when he pointed his pistol at him, Kallic thus proceeded to disarm him: moving close to the man quickly he reached out with his right hand, grabbing the back of the M-3 Predator still in the hands of the guard who held it, the former STG Operative pivoted his body around the opposite direction of the gun arm, wrapping his left arm under the man's own left arm, all while ripping the gun from his foe's hand and pulling the man down sideways, bringing the gun into his hand and down into the man's now exposed ribcage. In this instance the man would have taken a shot straight to the heart from under his arm, but Kallic still felt that killing these men wasn't right, he had no knowledge of whether they were Cerberous or not and he didn't rightly like the idea of killing people who were only doing their jobs, if they were Alliance personnel that is. So Kallic proceeded to maneuver just a little and pistol whip the man in the back of the head, knocking him out cold.
Kallic dropped the unconscious man, whipping around to face the group of guards he fired a Cryo Blast at one, snap freezing him in place, and firing four times at two other guards, one shot per leg, dropping the men where they stood. Rushing forward he disarmed them where they lay in pain, throwing their retrieved weapons towards his comrades, and thus out of reach of the other guards. Kallic heard the comm relay activate, making the salarian pull back behind safer lines so the others could hear.
"Salarian:Kallic come in. I have located Asari:Quirinius, and I regret she is deceased. Do you wish to "bury" her?"
Kallic shut his eyes and bit his lip at the confirmation of the other salarian's news from the Geth. "Such a waste....Warned her, helped her, wouldn't listen, wouldn't learn.....
So young...
" Kallic muttered, shaking his head and opening his eyes, a few stray shots hit his personal shields, he returned fire, disarming a guard with his shots: there was certainly a reason he was a sniper after all, and he was proving it.
"Dead? I'll believe that when I see it. Tell Rogue to stand-by and give us his current location."
The Captain chimed in over the gunfire and abilities going off all over the hallway. Kallic blinked as he processed these words and a slight smile came to his face, he liked how sensible the Captain could be. "Agree, can't believe she's dead so easily, not until confirmed with our own eyes, still, if she is dead, better to bring her body with us. Might even be.....Fixable," Kallic affirmed with the turian, turning his attention back to the comm relay.
"Rogue, give us your current location, then proceed to hold position - stay undetected, and protect the body. Confirmed?" He issued out the Captain's orders over the comm relay to Rogue, even firing off another Cryo Blast at a guard and snap freezing him as well while doing so.
"But in you...I see the potential to see the Force die, to turn away from its will..."
"You are beautiful to me, exile. A dead spot in the Force, an emptiness in which its will might be denied."
"But no Jedi ever made the choice you did. To sever ties so completely, so utterly, that it leaves a wound in the Force..."
"I would have killed the galaxy to preserve you...You are more precious than you know..."-now...it's verbatim!-A quote from Darth Traya (Kreia)
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In response to the significant level of interest in FUN 200 "Windows Vista: Taking Advantage of Windows Vista in Your Application", we have moved this presentation to a timeslot where all PDC attendees can see the content – Jim Allchin's keynote address on the morning of September 13th. Jim's keynote will include details on the key new functionality that developers can use to make their applications look great on Windows Vista. The session schedule will be updated to show a different Windows Vista talk, PRS 223 "Getting Users To Fall In Love With Your Software: 2005 Edition", in place of FUN 200.
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