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6. Dr. Dog at Mohawk Place — The Philadelphia quintet visited Buffalo's Mohawk Place last year, but we missed it. Don't want to make that same mistake again. Dr. Dog blends influences like The Beatles, The Beach Boys and The Band into a warm, fuzzy, feel-good mix of tunes. (Feb. 1)
7. 2009 Oscar nomination announcements — Though the announcements will be made while most of us are still asleep (5:30 a.m.), there's one major reason for increased interest in this year's Academy Award nominations: 10 Best Picture nominees. We'll see if voters are more willing to nominate "non-traditional" films. Will an animated film like "Up" get nominated? How about a documentary, like "Food, Inc.?" We'll see. (Feb. 2)
8. "Lost" final season premiere — Here come all the answers. We're not huge "Lost" fans here, but you have to respect a show that can be so "out there" for so long on primetime television. Hopefully, it all pays off. (Feb. 2)
9. "Alice in Wonderland" — Sure, it's been done many times before, but even casual fans of "Alice" should be curious to check out the Tim Burton version, featuring Johnny Depp as the Mad Hatter. If nothing else, it should provide moviegoers with some memorable imagery. (March 5)
10. "The Brutalist Bricks" by Ted Leo and the Pharmacists — Another of the last decade's best bands, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists released the group's arguably weakest album in 2007. Of course, weak is relative when dealing with a tremendous talent like Leo. The indie punk group's debut on Matador Records will be much anticipated. (March 9)
11. "Hot Tub Time Machine" — An R-rated comedy that could be this year's version of "The Hangover." The title explains the concept. Four friends go back to the 1980s after traveling through time ... via hot tub. Stupid, sure, but also potentially very funny. (March 19)


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URGENT: Input needed on EU copyright consultation
Ásta Helgadóttir, reserve MP for the Icelandic Pirate Party, writes, "The European copyright reform is here -- and we have the chance to influence policy reform in this area for the first time in at least 15 years, and there is no way to say when this chance will come around again. The European Commission has opened up for consultation on their proposal for legislation (which then will be sent to the European Parliament) and you, as an individual, alien or organization can give your honest opinion about whatever copyright has done, good or bad, for and to you in the past decades.
The European Commission does not want too many replies at all. The EC has given an extremely short consultation period: only 60 days for 80 questions. It has not provided any translations of this document, and in addition the language used is very technical. Not all Europeans are able to read English, and one thing is for sure: The upcoming copyright reform is going to affect them. The timing, Christmas and holiday period, when people are sure to be busy with other matters, is also strategic. The Commission has rejected pleas on extending the consultation period and providing translations at least in French, German and Polish.
I believe this consultation is important for the future of culture and knowledge in Europe. We cannot make peer-to-peer filesharing illegal -- that is how we, in modern times, share culture, information and knowledge. To make people liable for the content of webpages they link to is just absurd. The objective of copyright should not be to make normal usage and sharing of culture criminal -- but that is a likely outcome of the European copyright reform, unless we make ourselves heard.
Go to www.copywrongs.eu and answer the questions which are important to you. You do not have to answer all the questions, only the ones that matter to you.
The original consultation can be found here, and there's a simplified version here.
The deadline is 5 February 2014. Until then, we should provide the European Commission with as many responses as possible!
Amelia Andersdotter, MEP for the Swedish Pirate Party, and I, Ásta Helgadóttir, reserve MP for the Icelandic Pirate Party, had a workshop on the Copyright Consultation at the 30C3 in Hamburg. We didn't have a clear idea of what the results should be, just that we wanted to motivate as many as possible to answer the consultation. One of the outcomes of that workshop was www.copywrongs.eu, something way beyond what Amelia and I had ever dreamt of. The great people from the Pirate Party Austria, Wikimedia in Germany and Open Knowledge Foundation Germany, all really deserve lots of praise for such hard work.
Help reform copyright! (Thanks, Ásta!)
Euroteens embarrassed to be seen on Facebook —But their parents insist they use it, so their personal lives can be scrutinized by the olds. They'd prefer to be on Twitter, Instagram, WhatsApp and Snapchat. "Facebook is basically dead and buried," says Daniel Miller, who led the extensive study. — Cory • 21
EU politicans who got raises worked less; MEPs with pay-cuts worked more
In Salaries and Work Effort: An Analysis of the European Union Parliamentarians [PDF], a paper by professors Naci Mocan and Duha Altindag in the latest Economics Journal, the researchers take advantage of a recent change in the pay of Members of the European Parliament to examine the relationship between pay and work.
Until 2009, each EU nation chose how much to pay its MEPs, and salaries were highly variant. When they were harmonized in 2009, some MEPs got paycuts, other got raises. The researchers examined MEPs' behavior before and after, and concluded that the MEPs who got raises did less work (attending meetings and sessions) than they had under lower salary conditions; while MEPs who took cuts started showing up for work more.
The UK just gave massive, above-inflation raises to its MPs, and part of the argument was that you have to pay for quality. That proposition does not appear to accord with the data.
The unique event allowed the economists to compare the effects of pay rises and decreases on MEPs' performances between July 2004 and December 2011. From this they drew a startling conclusion: MEPs who got an increase ended up attending fewer meetings, while those who had a pay cut raised their attendance rate. Each percentage increase in salary resulted in a decrease of around 0.04% in the number of days an MEP attended parliament. For example, the average French MEP, whose salary increased from about €76,000 to €92,000, ended up missing an additional parliamentary meeting a year.
"We find that a decrease in salaries motivates parliamentarians to increase their attendance," the economists write. The increase in salary also had a negative impact on the number of written or oral questions asked by parliamentarians.
"European parliamentarians are responsible for passing laws that govern the member countries," the two academics write. "They have control over the EU budget and they supervise the other EU institutions. So given the significance of the job, it might be presumed that the effort MEPs put into their work would not be influenced by their salary. The results of our analysis show that this is not the case."
Paying politicians too much harms their work ethic, study claims [Jamie Doward/The Guardian]
EU to UK: don't let the door hit you in the arse on the way out
A poll of voters in the UK, Germany, France and Poland finds the UK's position in the EU in a precarious state. It's well understood that there's widespread hostility to EU membership in the UK, with the xenophobic (and racist, and sexist, and unbelievably cruel) UK Independence Party gaining ground and the UK Tories fighting back by espousing eugenics and swearing to renegotiate the UK's position in Europe.
But what's news is the sentiment in Europe, where voters are indifferent-to-hostile to the UK, and seemingly prepared for the country to make an exit from the European Parliament. Only 9% of Germans and 15% of French voters polled think that the UK is a force for good in the EU (Poles were more bullish, but still decidedly lacklustre, at 33%).
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Europeans: help stop the export of digital arms from the EU!
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Marietje Schaake, the EU's most tech-savvy MEP, writes, "Recently I launched a global campaign against the trade in digital arms from the EU: stopdigitalarms.eu It is unacceptable that EU-made technologies are still exported, deployed and operated by European companies to third countries without oversight."
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Pirate MEP hosting discussion on DRM in HTML5, Tues Oct 15
Swedish Pirate Party Member of the European Parliament Amelia Andersdotter sez, "I'm organising a panel in the European parliament on the topic of DRM in
the HTML5 standards because it's clearly a politically contentious
issue. I see no way in which DRM in HTML5 will not worsen the
lives of individuals and technology users in the EU: we are
already in an extremely bad place with respect to cross-border access to
culture, licensing, libraries, services and individuals. So that is a
political mess that I think it is our political and democratic
prerogative to be sorting out in the law, and through politics, before
some technical people with, granted, strong financial backing, start
mucking about with the users' primary tool to reach the internet. There
are some discussions political people should be taking, and other
decisions that technical people should be taking."
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Jacob Appelbaum explains surveillance to the EuroParl
Jacob Appelbaum of the Tor Project and Wikileaks addressed the European Parliament on the issue of surveillance and freedom. It was a remarkable speech, even by Appelbaum's high standards. An amateur transcript gives you a sense of what's going on, but the video is even better: "Is it used for coercion? Is data passed to autocratic regimes? Is it used to study groups? Is it used to disrupt? Yes, yes, and yes. Might they force or forge data? Absolutely."
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Map of local word for "beer" in each European country
Feòrag NicBhrìde has provided us with a vital cartographic reference: a map of Europe showing the word for "beer" in each country.
The Essential Map of Europe and Environs. (Thanks, Charlie!)
Croatia's blisteringly expensive telegram service soldiers on —Forget India's semi-shuttered telegram service. Marko Rakar says, "Croatian post (btw. we are part of EU since last night) is still accepting and sending telegrams. They also have price list and they charge by the number of words. So a telegram with up to 50 words is 41 Croatian Kuna (which is about €5), while up to 100 words is 61 Croatian Kuna which is about €8." — Cory • 13
NSA leaks: US bugged EU offices & networks in DC —An article in Der Speigel expands on the descriptions we've had of the Snowden/NSA leaks, and claims that the US planted bugs in the EU's Washington offices and took over their internal computer network, intercepting its traffic. — Cory • 38
Washington Statement: activists around the world ask the EU for model privacy rules
Activists from around the world have signed onto the Washington Statement, in which they call upon the EU to pass strong, meaningful privacy legislation, pushing back against aggressive corporate lobbying. In the wake of NSA leaks about Prism and other mass-surveillance programs, they see a good EU privacy directive as a lighthouse for good privacy policy around the world. You can sign on too, just by leaving a comment on the site:
We therefore call on EU policy makers:
• to oppose corporate lobbying and to prevent the erosion of privacy protections in the European Union,
• to set a high standard and ensure that EU data protection law sets a global standard for privacy;
• to ensure specific rights of individuals are being preserved, such as explicit consent to personal data processing, the right to access, rectification and certain rights to erasure that are in the existing European legal framework,
• to ensure basic principles that would help protect citizens against untargeted and disproportionate surveillance measures, such as data minimization, purpose limitation, limited storage periods and notification procedures,
• to ensure that personal data processed in the EU is not transferred to third country authorities without a determination that there are adequate privacy safeguards.
Xbox One will divide EU into different markets
Microsoft's new XBox One will ship with region-locks that divide the world; yours will only work if it connects to the DRM server from one of 21 selected countries. The countries include some, but not all, EU nations, which is almost certainly illegal under the EU's strict common market rules. Here's hoping that Redmond gets a punitive fine big enough to clobber the program and scare the shit out of any other company contemplating similar idiocy.
Notably this "region coding" splits up the EU - most countries are in but some are out - and it also excludes Poland, the development home of The Witcher game series, a title Microsoft touted in its E3 launch presentation. Yes, that's right, the developers of this Xbox launch title will not be able to play the game they developed. I generally find it wise to assume that Microsoft are not stupid, but whatever their plan is, it's eluding me here. Sony was quick to announce that its competitive product, the PS4, would not be region-locked.
MSFT to Region-Lock Xbox One on Launch [Alan Wexelblat/Copyfight]
European Broadcasting Union steps in to keep the Greek national broadcaster on the air after police shut it down
Yesterday, the Greek government forcibly shut down the state broadcaster, ERT, sending in the police to drag journalists away from their microphones. The government claimed that the shutdown was the result of inescapable austerity measures. In response, the European Broadcasting Union -- an umbrella group representing public broadcasters across Europe -- has set up a makeshift mobile studio where ERT broadcasters can continue to work and stay on air.
This is being fed around Europe on an EBU satellite as part of its European news exchange operation and can be picked up by commercial stations in Greece but not the general public.
A spokesman for the EBU, which is headquartered in Geneva, said a "high-level meeting with a conference call" with the director general of ERT would take place later on Wednesday to decide on next steps.
Roger Mosey, the BBC's editorial director, who is on the EBU board told the Guardian: "We're watching events in Greece with great concern. When countries are in difficulty, there's an even bigger need for public service broadcasting and for independent, impartial news coverage. I hope that's restored in Greece as soon as possible."
The EBU spokesman said ERT staff in contact with the organisation have told them the power has not yet been cut by the government, but email servers have been taken down. They are now contacting the EBU through smartphones, using Facebook and personal email accounts.
"This is unprecedented, stations have closed and re-opened for a number of reasons, but never with such abruptness," said a spokesman for the EBU.
ERT shutdown: European Broadcasting Union sets up makeshift studio [Lisa O'Carroll/The Guardian]
Proposed EU Data Protection amendment would open the door for secret funneling of Europeans' data to the NSA
Here's an important consideration for Europeans in light of the NSA dragnet surveillance revealed by the recent leaks: some of the amendments to the controversial new EU Data Protection Regulation would open the door to the secret transfer of EU citizens' private information to US intelligence agencies. The UK Liberal Democrat MEP Baroness Ludford has advocated amendments that do this. The Open Rights Group and principled UK LibDems are calling on the Baroness to withdraw her support for these amendments and support transparency and accountability in the handling of sensitive personal information of Europeans.
For instance, the Baroness is behind amendment number 1210.
This removes the right to know if your data might be transferred to a third country or international organisation. It does this by deleting the following bit of the proposed Regulation:
Article 14 – paragraph 1 – point g
(g) where applicable, that the controller intends to transfer to a third country or international organisation and on the level of protection afforded by that third country or international organisation by reference to an adequacy decision by the Commission;
It hardly needs spelling out given the recent news about PRISM and state surveillance, but knowing which companies or countries your data might be moved to is likely to increasingly be a fundamental consideration for someone deciding whether to share personal data.


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Hello everyone! My name is Jasmin Ilovar, and I am the Coordinator of International Student Activities here at West Liberty University. There are a lot of fun and interesting places to see and things to do here in the Ohio Valley, like kayaking or attending the multitude of festivals thrown every year. It is our pleasure to create programs for you, our international students, to attend in hopes that you will be able to experience the cultural aspect of living in the United States.
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20 Muslim worshippers killed in Nigeria
Abuja, Oct 14 (IANS) At least 20 Muslim worshippers were shot dead or stabbed to death Sunday by unidentified attackers at a mosque in Nigeria, Xinhua reported.
The attack took place in Dogon Dawa village in Birnin Gwari region of the northern state of Kaduna, police said.
The gunmen went on a house-to-house search, and shot at people indiscriminately. Some of the victims were also stabbed to death, a police officer said.
Yushau Shuaib, spokesperson of the National Emergency Management Agency, said he was not sure if the attack was carried out by a group or "mere armed robbers".
Villagers said the attack was perpetrated by a group of armed robbers who had earlier warned of an assault after their hideouts were revealed to security operatives.
The gunmen, "armed to the teeth seem to be on a revenge mission", a source told Xinhua.
Residents of the area have started fleeing following the attack.
Nigeria's northern region has been plagued by violence in recent years, with frequent reports of shooting and bomb attacks mostly claimed by the Boko Haram sect.
At least 815 people have been killed by the Boko Haram in Nigeria this year, according to the Human Rights Watch report of October.
Hundreds of attacks by the sect have killed more than 1,500 people since Boko Haram staged an uprising in the northern city of Maiduguri in 2009, the report said.
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TRAVERSE CITY — It's a little earlier than hoped, but the Traverse City Wolves season ends tonight.
The Wolves host West Michigan in their season finale at 7 p.m. at Thirlby Field.
"Unfortunately, we don't have a playoff picture to look at," head coach Rich Micham said. "So we're looking at this game for some redemption and to end with a win like we did last year to hopefully give us a little momentum at the end of the season."
The Tigers (7-1) won 28-7 in the third week of the season on June 16, but by then a wave of injuries had already hit the Wolves (3-6).
"We've had an average of two to three of our starting linemen — whether it's offense or defense — out every game," Micham said. "I can't remember one game where we had at least 85 percent of our players healthy. We've had usually five to seven guys out due to injury or other reasons. But we work with what we have."
The Wolves will be getting safety/linebacker Jordan Bradford back for the final game.
"He might be a little bit rusty, because he only played two games at the beginning of the season," Micham said. "But just having him back on the field gives the guys a little more confidence."
Bradford suffered a perforated intestine in the second game of the season and hadn't played since.
When he was injured, teammates took turn wearing his No. 4 jersey each week in his honor.
"It's more of a car wreck injury rather than a football injury," Micham said. "You hardly ever hear of it in football. He collided with another player coming in for a tackle. ... He impacted the ground so hard that we think a backbone is what perforated it. At first we thought it was a knee to the gut that did it, but when we looked at the tape, when he hit the ground is when the injury happened."
The Tigers are battling with the Lakeshore Cougars (7-2) for the Northern Division title and home field advantage in the playoffs.
It doesn't help that the Wolves have ended up with one of the 29-team league's toughest schedules.
"Every team we played besides the team from Canada has been in the top eight," Micham said. "We've been told by several coaches of other teams that we have the toughest schedule of any Michigan semi-pro team, especially our second-half schedule. A couple years ago, when we had a full, healthy squad, we probably would have handled it a little better."
The team has also had some distractions this season from the team being sold during the season. Current offensive coordinator Sean Liles lead a group that purchased the team from founder Daniel Skibbe.
"There was a lot of stuff going on behind the scenes that unfortunately took away from practice time and whatnot," Micham said. "But we wanted to keep it together, play the season and have something tangible for a new owner. And fortunately, coach Liles was able to step up. Even though the season isn't over we're already building towards next season to make sure we can recruit better and have more community involvement."
Tonight's game will also benefit Traverse Health Clinic.
Fans are asked to mention Traverse Health Clinic at the ticket booth, and the Wolves will donate a portion of every ticket sale to the clinic, which provided health services to nearly 3,000 people in need last year. A benefit raffle will also be held. For ticket information, visit www.tcwolves.com.
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Wolves looking to finish with a victory
Injuries took a huge toll on TC this season
TRAVERSE CITY — It's a little earlier than hoped, but the Traverse City Wolves season ends tonight.
TC Wolves fall to Lake Michigan Havoc, 24-17
The Lake Michigan Havoc topped the Traverse City Wolves 24-17 in Great Lakes Football League action Saturday night.Continued ...
Sports in Brief: 06/02/2014
Aaron James threw four touchdown passes as the Muskegon Mustangs romped to a 60-0 win over the Traverse City Wolves in a Great Lakes Football game Saturday night at Thirlby Field. (Plus more)Continued ...
TC Wolves host Mustangs tonight
Are you ready for some football? The Traverse City Wolves kick off their Great Lakes Football League home season tonight with the Muskegon Mustangs. Game time is 8 p.m. at Thirlby Field.Continued ...
New challenges await Traverse City Wolves
Things are shaping up for the Traverse City Wolves. The semi-pro football team ended last season 5-5, just missing the playoffs. Then came an off-season of change.Continued ...
2014 TC Wolves Schedule
Traverse City Wolves schedule for 2014 season:Continued ...
- Monday, December 2, 2013
Wolves to switch leagues
The Traverse City Wolves will have a completely new set of opponents this season.Continued ...
- Monday, August 12, 2013
Sports in Brief: 08/12/2013
Muskegon blanks Wolves, 55-0; Smith recovers, back at practice; Bolt still the fastest in the 100. (Plus more)Continued ...
- Monday, August 5, 2013
Sports in Brief: 08/05/2013
Wolves use turnovers to rout Grizzlies; Hounds bring back veteran forward; Eagles: Riley Cooper says he was threatened.Continued ...
- Monday, July 29, 2013
Sports in Brief: 07/29/2013
Duo repeats as champions of Au Sable Canoe Marathon; Traverse City Wolves win to keep playoff hopes alive.Continued ...
- Monday, July 22, 2013
Sports in Brief: 07/22/2013
TC East advances to quarterfinals; Wolves improve to 3-4; Triebold-Lajoiewin Challenge. (Plus more)Continued ...
- Monday, June 17, 2013
Wolves fall to Detroit
The Traverse City Wolves fell to 2-1 with a 33-13 home setback against the Detroit Ravens.Continued ...
- Monday, June 3, 2013
Wolves crushed in season opener
Things started pretty well for the Traverse City Wolves. It all went downhill from there.Continued ...
- Friday, May 31, 2013
Traverse City Wolves play Saturday
There'll be a lot of familiar faces on the field Saturday when the Traverse City Wolves open up their 2013 season against the Muskegon Mustangs.Continued ...
Traverse City Wolves 2013 roster
2013 roster for the Traverse City Wolves football team:Continued ...
- Wednesday, April 3, 2013
Traverse City Wolves tryouts Saturday
Open tryouts for the Traverse City Wolves will be held Saturday.Continued ...
- Monday, April 1, 2013
Snowmobile crash victim remembered for his humor
Jeff Gross' distinguishable laugh could be heard across Long Lake, where he lived with his family. He'd spent his free time around the lake, visiting buddies or driving his boat.Continued ...
- Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Sports in Brief: 02/27/2013
Harman to play in all-star game; Osorio set to sign with Concordia.Continued ...
- Saturday, August 11, 2012
- Monday, July 9, 2012
Wolves fall to Gators
The Michigan Gators improved to 4-1 with a 37-13 win over the Traverse City Wolves.Continued ...
- Saturday, June 23, 2012
Liles new owner of TC Wolves
The Traverse City Wolves host the Steel City Patriots tonight at Thirlby Field — with a new owner.Continued ...
- Friday, June 22, 2012
TC Wolves return to Thirlby
Saturday's Traverse City Wolves game against the Steele City Patriots will be held at Thirlby Field at 7 p.m.Continued ...
- Sunday, June 10, 2012
Wolves fall in home opener
Lakeshore scores fourth-quarter TD for 35-27 winContinued ...
- Saturday, June 9, 2012
Wolves ready for home opener
Every year when the Traverse City Wolves take the field for the first time, the dream of returning to the game of football is realized for plenty of first-year players on the team. Ryan Salisbury and Nick Radamaker were among the first-year Wolves to experience that last weekend.Continued ...
Micham set for 2nd season with Wolves
Head coach Rick Micham recently talked about his team and the season with the Record-Eagle.Continued ...
- Monday, June 4, 2012
Wolves win opener
The Traverse City Wolves opened their Great Midwest Football League season Saturday night with a 28-0 win over the Southeast Michigan Mercenaries.Continued ...
- TC Wolves fall to Lake Michigan Havoc, 24-17


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'NH Today' host Jack Heath moves to WGIR, The Wave
Heath's program has been airing on The Pulse WTPL-FM in Concord for the past five years.
At the Clear Channel stations, Heath's program will air from 6 to 9 a.m. beginning Monday, Feb. 18, and will include discussions, roundtables and interviews on the current topics and politics.
An official announcement on the move is expected on Wednesday.
Heath, a former news director at WMUR television and a 1996 candidate for the U.S. House, confirmed the move and said he was excited about it "because it's Manchester, the state's largest city, and the Seacoast, and there is a potential to build an audience and get good talk on the issues and good sponsors."
"I've certainly enjoyed where I've been," he said. "But this will be more of a statewide platform. It will be a fun challenge."
Clear Channel general manager Joe Graham said, "We are ecstatic to have Jack join us. Our goal is to provide the best content for our listeners. In bringing in Jack as a long-time New Hampshire insider, we know he is going to have a great perspective."
Graham said Heath also fits the company's role of having extensive community involvement.
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Within sport, women athletes are finally gaining the professional recognition they deserve. Yet the media continues to assume that "the England team" is shorthand for "the men's team".
Dynasties, after all, can wind up frighteningly quickly, with or without hubris at the top.
Sachin Tendulkar is reported to have requested 500 tickets for friends and relatives for his final match before retirement.
Time away from home, the pressures of top-level sport, and even the game itself play a part. Antoinette Muller speaks to some of the players about why mental health problems are still a taboo subject in professional cricket.
When he retired from cricket, Ed Smith sought some distance from sport and in particular from cricket. But the first Ashes test of 2013 at Trent Bridge has brought him back to his first love - cricket.
Ed Smith's "Left Field" column.
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As the first Ashes test gets underway, Antoinette Muller looks into the often-overlooked women's game, where unequal prize money and a lack of professional contracts means many female cricketers must hold down other jobs in order to take to the field.
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Obama pitches gun control
U.S. President Barack Obama made a passionate pitch for gun control Tuesday in his fourth State of the Union address as the nation still reels from perhaps its most heinous mass shooting and the 20 first graders who were mowed down by a troubled young man with an assault weapon.
"In the two months since Newtown, more than 1,000 birthdays, graduations, and anniversaries have been stolen from our lives by a bullet from a gun," Obama said as he addressed a joint session of Congress, where tougher gun control laws have scant hope of passing despite overwhelming public support.
"This time is different," the president insisted.
Obama and congressional Democrats have been trying to push through gun control reforms that would mandate universal background checks and limit high-capacity ammunition magazines. One proposal, from California Sen. Dianne Feinstein, calls for a ban on assault weapons.
The president called on Congress to vote on all of the proposals. But many congressional Republicans, in particular, and the powerful National Rifle Association that can make or break their political careers, staunchly oppose such measures.
"Gabby Giffords deserves a vote," Obama said of the former Arizona congressman shot in the head by a would-be assassin in early 2011.
As he recited the names and locales of those involved in other mass shootings, Democratic lawmakers and the families of shooting victims tearfully applauded.
"The families of Newtown deserve a vote. The families of Aurora deserve a vote. The families of Oak Creek, and Tucson, and Blacksburg, and the countless other communities ripped open by gun violence, they deserve a simple vote. They deserve a simple vote," he said.
Obama's plea for gun control, prompting thunderous applause and chants of "vote, vote, vote" from Democratic lawmakers, was the most powerful moment of a lengthy, substantive State of the Union address.
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Democrats will Evolve with Time
It's hard to believe the volume of socialist-democrat garbage strewn about this editorial page in recent months. Long ago a political science professor gently corrected me when I used the term liberal to describe what nowadays the Democratic Party is so generously composed of, to which he informed me "they are not liberals, they are socialists." Let's get the terms straight, lest there be any misunderstanding: Democrats, liberals, leftists, and socialists have become one in the same and, aside from political party, they share a lack of personal responsibility or accountability applying to themselves or their own.
Some will be leaving the party. I'm not referring to prisoners, drug dealers, and hardened criminals, who could never be drawn away from the democrat, should they decide to vote. Not the unionized, ideologically left school teacher, busy every day polluting the minds of our children. Nor their comrades, the union bosses and thugs. Forget about political hacks whose jobs are in local, state and federal government, as they know where their bread is buttered. Racial and feminist activists always vote for their own special treatment as a group, and would vote again for Senator Menendez, even should it become obvious that he engaged in sexual misconduct with under-age prostitutes in the Dominican Republic. Heck, they put the hero of Chappaquiddick in the United States Senate for life! These groups are, virtually without exception, pure democrat. They drive the new millennium Democratic Party.
The 19,000 EBT card holders in Massachusetts who are missing but still receiving money has blossomed into 50,000, and their leftist overseers are not one bit concerned. While they've accommodated the supplement to the United States' population of millions of new democrats pouring across the U.S. border, democrats from Massachusetts colonize with termitic behavior as they escape what they have created back home. What we have in New Hampshire shall be gone before long if you are not active in fighting to retain it.


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Blue Raiders grab comeback win at No. 34 North Carolina State
Davis, Zito and Fox notch singles victoriesFebruary 19, 2013 · @MTAthletics
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RALEIGH, N.C. - No. 43 Middle Tennessee won the doubles point for the fourth match in a row, and after falling behind by two, roared back to a 4-3 victory over No. 34 North Carolina State at the J.W. Isenhour Tennis Center on Tuesday.
Victor Cornea and Ben Davis paired in No. 2 doubles, defeating Beck Bond and Austin Powell, 8-2 in the first double match of the day. David Fox and Christoph Lang clinched the doubles point for MT after beating Robbie Mudge and Thomas Weigel, 8-2.
In the No. 1 doubles spot, Yannick Born and Marlon Brand dropped a narrow 8-7 decision to No. 41 Dave Thomson and Sean Weber.
The Wolfpack opened to a 3-1 lead before the Raiders fought back. Born fell in straight sets to Sean Weber, 6-2, 6-4, in the fourth singles match. Cornea lost a hard-fought three set contest to Mudge (6-2, 2-6, 2-6), while Lang fell 6-4, 7-6 to NC State's Weigel.
Davis, who came into the week No. 98, gave MT its second point with his 7-6, 6-2 victory over No. 125 Powell in the top spot.
Ettore Zito defeated Simon Norenius in the fifth flight, 7-6, 6-4, tying the game at three, and setting up a winner-take-all battle in Flight 6, where Fox split the first two sets with Bond, 6-2, 6-1.
Fox then cruised through the final set, sending Bond down 6-1 and clinching the match.
Middle Tennessee is home on Feb. 22 to face Texas-San Antonio at the Bouldin Tennis Center. They will travel to Starkville, Miss., on Feb. 24 to battle Mississippi State.
On team effort in today's win...
"I've never seen more Blue Raider spirit in the three years that I've been here. These guys cheered hard for their teammates tonight, stepped up and responded."
On David Fox clinching the victory...
"David lost a tough second set, but fought back and really played well to seal the win. I was really proud of the way he stepped up tonight."
#43 Middle Tennessee State 4, #34 NC State 3
Feb 19, 2013 at Raleigh, N.C.
Singles competition
1. #98 Ben Davis (MT) def. #125 Austin Powell (NCST) 7-6 (7-4), 6-2
2. Robbie Mudge (NCST) def. Victor Cornea (MT) 2-6, 6-2, 6-2
3. Thomas Weigel (NCST) def. Christoph Lang (MT) 6-4, 7-6 (14-12)
4. Sean Weber (NCST) def. Yannick Born (MT) 6-2, 6-4
5. Ettore Zito (MT) def. Simon Norenius (NCST) 7-6 (7-5), 6-4
6. David Fox (MT) def. Beck Bond (NCST) 6-2, 1-6, 6-1
Doubles competition
1. #41 Dave Thomson/Sean Weber (NCST) def. Yannick Born/Marlon Brand (MT) 8-7 (8-6)
2. Victor Cornea/Ben Davis (MT) def. Beck Bond/Austin Powell (NCST) 8-2
3. David Fox/Christoph Lang (MT) def. Robbie Mudge/Thomas Weigel (NCST) 8-2
Match Notes
Middle Tennessee State 7-3; National ranking #43
NC State 5-5; National ranking #34
Order of finish: Doubles (2,3,1); Singles (4,2,3,1,5,6)
Follow the Blue Raiders on Twitter @MTAthletics for continued updates.
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i just purchases a 98 dakota sport 4x2. unfortunately it doesn't have fog lights. what's involved in adding this feature? is there an aftermarket kit specific for this vehicle & does anyone know where i can purchase them? also my truck doesn't seem to have a lite for the glove box & ashtray. it's annoying. thanx for the help.
kansasbill Posts: 2I have a 2003 Chev Silverado 2500HD that doesn't have fog lights, but it has the fog light switch.
I want to add after market lights in the stock mounting positions.
I believe there must be factory wiring already included in my wiring harness and it is probably tied off somewhere. I figure that 2000 or 2001 and up are similarly set up. My question is if someone has already identified where the wiring is located and/or what color coded wiring to look for. A schematic or wiring harness routing guide are probably too much to hope for.
harvestmooon Posts: 9iVE GOT A 2300 hd ALSO BUT NO FOG LIGHT SWITCH. I DO HAVE ELECTRICAL CONNECTIONS RIGHT WHERE THE LIGHTS WILL GO WHEN I PUT THEM IN. TAKE A LOOK, YOU SHOULD SEE WHERE THEY PLUG IN. GET THE KIT FROM THE DEALER IF NECC. ANY WIRING DIAGRAM WILL SHOW YOU WHERE THEY ARE, NOT A BAD IDEA TO OWN A SET OF MANUALS.
The fog lights in my 01 DDQC are worthless. I stopped at the local PIAA lamps dealer and they had no cross reference for replacement bulbs for the stock item (#806 bulb if I remember correctly).
Has anyone replaced their stock fog lamps and what brand/model number was purchased.
ahasher Posts: 236davewarwick1 , I too found the OEM PLASTIC lights useless on my 2000 QC, with a low wattage bulb. No replacements available. I upgraded to PILOT PL-119C I got from a local trucking shop, but Auto Zone Web Page says they carry it. I paid $82 for the kit. Exact match size wise for the airdam, 4 inch round glass with 55W halogen bulb which can be upgraded. Good wiring harness but not the factory switch, so i just spliced into the original light harness to use the existing dash switch. The mount brackets it had however was not what I expected, so I modified the OEM bracket to hold the new housing. It worked great,
and the lights are BRIGHT!!!!! Oh yeah, They also have AMBER glass for FOG light use. I took some pix of the mod and put them on my homepage:
pwrplay27 Posts: 1My dakota came without the fog light option and I installed some myself. Any 4" round light will work. Pilot makes a specific kit that comes with the brackets and everything for about $80. I used APC 4" driving lights because I found them cheap for $30.00. You will need to drill a hole in the bumber bracket right about the rear of the lights. My lights came with a U bracket and I re-bent it into an L so I could bolt it into the hole that I drilled and have it meet the back of the bracket for the lights. As far as wiring the lights, I used a relay and tapped off of the parking lights for my on/off switch on the relay. I then wired 12volts to the relay and for the ground I ran a wire into the cab with a switch. The fog lights will turn off when I turn off my lights and vice versa. I also have the ability to turn them on and off from the cab when I want to.
received my order I placed with my Rado dealer (GM ACCESSORY) and installed myself. A little work, but looks just like a factory done job. Only thing I don't like about them is you cannot turn them on without the headlights turned on. Anybody out there know how to get around this?
The accessory package had everything you need to put them on the vehicle, wiring harness, switch, mounting brackets attached to the lights (just like what comes on a factory order). I had my dealer reprogram BCM to make them work. NO CHARGE since I done all the work myself!!!!!
Well satisfied ........
zueslewis Posts: 2,353when in fog, if you hit your high beams, they'll just bounce back at you and you won't see a thing. They don't get under the fog and let you see the road like low beams and fog lights do.
On a clear night, you could use both for max visibility, but I'd NEVER use high beams in fog -
From Coastal Texas with 98% humidity year-round - we know fog!
tidester Posts: 10,110It doesn't look like you're having much luck here. You might try posting your question in Toyota Highlander or Toyota Highlander Owners: Accessories & Modifications.
Good luck.
tidester, host
sequoiasoon Posts: 223On the Sequoia there is a green wire that comes off the dash light dimmer control. This is the power from the parking lights. If you use it to send power through your switch to a good relay it doesn't use much power and makes sure you don't leave them on by accident. They will have power when parking lights are on, low and high beam also. You can also do the samething from one of the actual parking lights. Most of my fog light installs i run from the parking light itself. The relays and all power is fused and close to the battery area. I run a grounding wire from the relay to the switch to any convenient ground under the dash. If for some reason the wire going through the firewall rubs and short circuits, the worst that will happen is my fogs turn on but no other wires will accidently melt.
DTI Color Vehicle Color Location
Yellow BLACK/WHITE IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS *
Ignition #1:
Blue BLACK/RED IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Ignition #2:
Green BLACK/YELLOW IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Ignition #3:
Wht/Blk N/A
White PINK IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Brake Light:
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Tach Signal:
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lower case colors are for the alarm maunfacturers wiring that provided this info. The Toyota colors are uppercase. This may help, Rick
DTI Color Vehicle Color Location
Yellow BLACK/WHITE IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS *
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Blue BLACK IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Ignition #2:
Green BLACK.YELLOW IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Ignition #3:
Wht/Blk N/A
White PINK IGNITION SWITCH HARNESS
Brake Light:
Orange GREEN/WHITE AT SWITCH ABOVE BRAKE PEDAL
Tach Signal:
Green WHITE/GREEN IN A 28-PIN PLUG AT THE ECM **
Parking Lights:
Yellow GREEN (+) DRIVER'S KICK PANEL
Yellow RED/BLUE (-) AT HEADLIGHT SWITCH
OEM Alarm Disarm:
Brn/Wht RED THAT CHANGES TO BLUE (-) STEERING COLUMN HARNESS ***
Diesel Glow Plug:
Red/Black ARMS WITH LOCKS
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Chicken Vegetable Soup
We ought to have the category of Paleo Comfort Food. This Chicken Vegetable Soup would fit in there perfectly.
Serves 6
- 6 c. water
- meat of 1 whole chicken, diced
- 2 cloves garlic, minced
- 1 yellow onion, diced
- 1 bay leaf
- 1 tsp. black pepper
- 6 fresh tomatoes, diced
- 2 small zucchini, sliced thin
- 3 carrots, diced
1. In a large pot, combine water, chicken, garlic, onion, bay leaf, and pepper
2. Bring to a boil. Reduce heat and cover, simmering about 2 hrs. or until chicken is tender
3. Remove bay leaf and discard
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President's address highlights success
President Devorah Lieberman highlighted points of pride for the University during the State of the University address Tuesday in the Campus Center ballroom.
Tuition to go up 4.9%
University of La Verne administrators announced that traditional undergraduate tuition will increase another 4.9 percent for the 2014-2015 academic year.
President's house moves to new city
After three years of fundraising, two years of house hunting and one false start, the University of La Verne Board of Trustees funded a $2.5 million Claremont home to be regarded as the new "University house."
Conference addresses needs of Latino students
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Collierville holds off Houston, 14-6
Dragons' 3rd-quarter TD pass seals victory
Collierville 14, Houston 6
Collierville High School quarterback Clay Casey was just three weeks removed from a broken collarbone when he stepped on the field Friday night, and he was admittedly sore when the game was finally over.
But the chance to beat cross-town rival Houston was worth the pain.
Casey tossed an 18-yard touchdown pass to Paris Johnson late in the third quarter that proved to be the game-winning score in a 14-6 Collierville victory.
Houston (1-1, 0-1 in District 15-AAA) drove to the Dragons' 3 with less than three minutes left in the game, but the Collierville defense turned the Mustangs away.
"Houston played a great game tonight," Casey said. "But our running game was maybe as good as it's been all year. Anfernee Banks ran hard all night."
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After the Collierville score, the Mustangs countered with a 13-play, 79-yard scoring drive -- all on the ground. Senior tailback Randall Arnett carried nine times on the drive, including the 2-yard TD plunge.
The extra-point try was blocked by Collierville, and the Mustangs trailed 7-6 at the half.
"This is exactly the kind of game we expect when we play Collierville," Arnett said. "Our defense was excellent. Our linebackers were swarming to the ball. But we should have been getting a little more push with our running game."
Collierville seemed poised to add to its lead midway through the third quarter, driving all the way to Houston's 22. But a touchdown pass from Casey to Kevin Hall was nullified by a penalty, and Houston's Terry Tatum intercepted a pass for the Mustangs on the next play.
Then with the momentum swinging in Houston's favor, the Mustangs fumbled two plays later on their own 21 and it was recovered by Collierville's Michael O'Neill.
Working with a short field, it didn't take Casey and the Dragons long to reach the end zone. The tough-as-nails sophomore quarterback hit Johnson with an 18-yard scoring strike just three plays after Collierville recovered the fumble.
Houston had its best chance to tie the game with a touchdown and a two-point conversion when the Mustangs drove to the Collierville 3 with less than three minutes to play. But the Dragons held the Houston offense out of the end zone on four straight plays.
"Having a great rivalry game this early in the season is going to make us a better team," Casey said. "It gets you ready for the other big games we have on our schedule the rest of the way. We know how to prepare for big games and we have confidence we can win them."
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Wilson — who wears his Akron panhandler's ID badge while soliciting in Fairlawn — watched closely last summer as Akron City Council considered legislation that would make its long-standing panhandler regulations even more stringent.
"It's my First Amendment right to stand here on public property," Wilson said while holding a sign at the Cleveland-Massillon Road entrance to the Rosemont Commons shopping plaza. "If this passes, the ACLU could threaten to sue like they did in Akron last year."
Akron's proposed ordinance — which has yet to be approved — would prohibit panhandlers from standing within 100 feet of intersections. Fairlawn's proposed ordinance says panhandlers cannot stand within 25 feet of:
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Wilson paced out several feet along the sidewalk to get an idea of where 25 feet would land him and pointed out it would be "in the middle of nowhere" with cars zipping by at 40-some miles per hour.
"I know this is not a concrete, legitimate job with a paycheck, but it's how I feed my kids," the once-homeless Wilson said. "The time I put in out here panhandling helped me support myself to get to a point where I could get my family back together again."
Akron resident Wendell Elie, 46, also was wearing his Akron panhandler's ID badge while working the northeast corner of Cleveland-Massillon Road and West Market Street, outside . Elie wasn't aware of Fairlawn's proposed law, but said he would gladly register for a license.
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Brent Seabrook's slap shot 9:51 into overtime gave the Blackhawks a 6-5 victory on Wednesday night, restoring the home-ice advantage to the Western Conference champions. Game 5 is Saturday night in Chicago, with Game 6 back in Boston on Monday.
It was the third overtime game in the matchup of Original Six franchises, but it bore little resemblance to the three tightly contested games that opened the series. The teams combined for five goals in the second period -- as many as in Games 2 and 3 combined -- as Chicago bounced back from its first shutout of the season with its most prolific output of the playoffs."I guess it was just our turn to score again," said Blackhawks forward Patrick Kane, who had a goal and an assist in the back-and-forth game in which Boston come back to tie the score three times. "It was a fun game to play. ... I'm sure the fans enjoyed that, for sure."
Bryan Bickell and Michal Rozsival had two assists apiece for Chicago, which had scored only five goals total in the first three games of the series and hadn't gotten the puck past Rask in more than 129 minutes coming into Game 4. Corey Crawford made 28 saves, coughing up the lead three times.
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Writing Science Fiction & Fantasy
Science-fiction screenwriters discuss writing for film and television, creating original stories (and where they got their ideas) as well as the challenges of adapting popular Sci-Fi ... See full summary »
Stars: Jimmy Diggs, Mark Fergus, Dante Harper, George Clayton Johnson
Conversations with Hollywood (2011– )
Writing the Hollywood Blockbuster
Four of Hollywood's most successful screenwriters discuss the craft of writing, filmmaking and navigating show business. With a combined four billion dollars of domestic box office hits to ... See full summary »
Director: Michael Engel | Stars: Shane Black, Mark Fergus, David Hayter, Terry Rossio