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Hey, that's good news, right?
She's evolving as an artist, you see.
For those who missed: Taylor Swift is on the cover of the new Vanity Fair, and when asked about Tina Fey and Amy Poehler's pretty good Golden Globes joke warning her to leave Michael J. Fox's son alone, she sniped "There's a special place in hell for women who don't help other women."
Amy Poehler, asked for comment, agreed that she is going to hell, "But for other reasons. Mostly boring tax stuff. "
Snowstorm, baby! I was going to stay home---with iffy interent---and decided to brave it just to be with you!
Oh, someone posted early, I see. Don't you know you're supposed to bring these things to email@example.com? I'm not checking the chat queue five days ahead of time. . . But as you probably already know, they were here for Kevin's "Bacon Brothers" gig at the Birchmere -- and brunch at Estadio.
Okay by me when Charlie's life is more on track than LiLo's.
Oh, and I'm sure there are many we don't even know about. Yet.
I'm all for clever storm names, but I think we should wait for some accumulation next.
Do we? What if that was part of an elaborate ruse to throw us off? Kate's a careful (or should I say kareful?) princess.
I talked about this at length last week. So I'll just add that Jamie Lee Curtis did a pretty good job of articulating why someone might be offended by this.
Agreed. Drake LaRoche was one of my favorite stories of the week.
Believe it or not, they celebrate their 25th anniversary this fall.
Or maybe he does what a lot of men do better than women: Compartmentalize. Remember, he wasn't looking to divorce Jenny -- just wanted a wife AND soulmate -- even if they happen to be two different women. I can totally see him thinking, "Jenny runs awesome campaigns. She should run this one, too."
This year, you mean? It actually wasn't a bad year, really.
Theoretically, it's possible that a decade or two from now, if Jennifer Lawrence or Christoph Waltz don't do much more with their careers, one might wonder why she has an Oscar and why he has two. But I kind of doubt that . . . Will be interesting to see whether "Argo" stands the test of time or if people will be regretting it wasn't "Lincoln." But right now I have no objections really. You?
In Virginia, it was coming down in fast, thick flakes at 10 a.m. and I thought I was stuck home. By 11:30, it was slush and I figured I was good to go --as long as I go home before it ices up tonight. Sure looked pretty, though.
Oh, I'm sure North Korea was psyched to have him. No downside for them. Remember, this was not an official diplomatic mission on behalf of the U.S. It was, pretty nakedly, a stunt: The trip was financed by a production company that's doing an HBO documentary about it.
I'm sure no one else here has opinions on the topic. . .
Well, and you know, even if the comment truly stung, the smart thing would have been to make a big show of laughing at it.
Yup, although the news doesn't sound like this is recoverable.
I've got no complaints about "Titanic's" win. It was cheesy but gorgeous and a deeply satisfying movie experience -- it's hard to deny that it was the movie of the year. Now, I do think that "Dances With Wolves" over "Goodfellas" was very regrettable. And which 1999 movie are you more likely to go back and watch -- Best Picture winner "American Beauty," or its runner-up, "The Sixth Sense"?
Sorry, but you won't see them from the road because they are all set back near the bluff overlooking the river. Jim Kimsey, Steve Case, the Saudi ambassador all live along that stretch. It's prime real estate.
That's an opinion of its own. Thanks.
I picked the wrong Lent to give up TV. Does anyone know if JR is dead yet? (He was tweeting as recently as Monday night, but they kind of sounded like goodbye tweets.)
Everyone is backing off of the 5-10 inches of accumulation prediction. Here's the latest from Capital Weather Gang.
I am sure he is available.
Yes, indeed, RIP Bonnie Franklin. I was stunned to realize that she was only in her early 30s when "One Day At a Time" began.
Paula Broadwell killed it last night, and Barbara Walters was great too -- but obviously Lance Armstrong is going to win this thing, even though he can't stay upright through his paso doble, just because, you know, everyone loves Lance.
If I DVR'd and then watched on Sundays, my ENTIRE SUNDAYS would be taken up by TV. So best not to even venture down that path to hell.
That is one fine looking jacket.
That's a perfectly fair question, but I would guess no. We are watching those bangs grow in real time.
Er, "Cider House Rules"? "The Green Mile"? "The Insider"? It was not an epic year, really.
Here's Lisa's story on the topic.
I've always thought the PR game she's been playing these past few years is not a particularly sophisticated one. If she's going to continue to make it all about her personal life, she has to up her game.
I'm weary of the assumption we're supposed to have an opinion on this. Don't have one.
I read that Mayer made the changes because many of the employees "working from home" never bothered to log in on their computers -- and she's looking for a way to increase productivity.
I think a CEO has the right to set standard policy for all employees, although working from an office is not an ironclad guarantee of higher output. What bothers me was the media firestorm that this ruling was a specific hardship for female employees with children while Mayer has her baby in the office next door. Seems to me we should separate the topics: 1) What is the best way to increase work from all employees, male and female, 2) should there some flexibility for a variety of private reasons, including small children or ailing family members, and 3) how does the company evaluate productivity and contributions?
You assume an outcry. I assume a lot of folks didn't mind staying home today.
Basketball: The Universal Language.
Yeah, but it's not like the Oscar is awarded for merit -- EVER. Of course "L.A. Confidential" was a better movie; every critic would agree to that. But we know that the Oscars have that bias towards inspirational epics over moody, dark pieces; it will always be thus. "Titanic," which still holds a power over viewers today, is a far better choice than some of those self-important movies that no one bothers to watch anymore ("A Beautiful Mind," "Driving Miss Daisy," "Out of Africa," "The Last Emperor," "Gandhi") or which are just plain terrible ("Forrest Gump").
Honestly, if you were to award a director for having one great idea and executing it brilliantly before never doing anything worthwhile again -- it would be for that very fine movie.
I thought your dream was that Bobby had died, only to find him in your shower.
And we wonder why TV people seem different that the rest of us. Maybe she loves being in prime time. But on what planet is $2.5 million a year not enough money to wake up early for?
I saw some crocuses popping through the ground the other day -- you know, just in time for this weather. April is the cruellest month, that way -- you know, breeding lilacs out of the dead land, mixing. Memory and desire, stirring. Dull roots with spring rain. But apply T.S. Eliot's equation to this latitude, and it's really about March.
Because this is yet another battle in the Mommy Wars, with plenty of people quite prepared to take a position without the benefit of bothering to know more than a line about what she has to say?
I disagree about Marisa Tomei. Very fine actress who has had a steady career over the past 20 years, getting two other Oscar nominations (for "In the Bedroom" and "The Wrestler") that showed she was no fluke. Not everyone needs to be a rom-com leading lady. As for Cuba Gooding Jr., though -- I agree.
I really liked "The Artist," and in fact, liked it better than the rest of the nominees last year. Though, no, it probably is not going down as a classic everyone watches every time it comes on TNT.
Oh, you're right, it is low today. We really are reliant on the desk crowd today. You think people even realize they can get on the chat from home?
Well, it was entertaining. Our colleague Erik Wemple made the point that it was perfectly valid for Stephanopoulous to book Rodman on that topic.
YES. Can't believe I neglected to mention that one sooner. I don't think "Brokeback Mountain" gets watched that much, but it's definitely a more deserving movie.
That sounds so "Holiday Inn."
Cocoa, cookies, a good book. What's not to like?
A sense of humor is a vital skill in Washington.
Or maybe she's just rested and happy?
Count me among the people who found Hathaway a little obnoxious and self-involved at the Golden Globes. Having said that, I think this whole "Anne Hathaway backlash" is an Internet illusion. I mean, she's won Hollywood's biggest popularity contest, she's getting paid a lot of money to be in movies that people want to go see --she's clearly as well liked as she needs to be. The backlash is just a bunch of people who don't get outside enough writing blog posts about other people's blog posts about other people's blog posts and extrapolating it out to a Trend. If Hathaway realizes this, she will find Zen. Meanwhile, Jennifer Lawrence -- what cool customer! A year ago, most people didn't know who she is, and she's got this freakish kind of poise and comfort in her own skin that people can't help but gravitate to. So, good for her too.
I don't know, but I do hope that CNN brings in their A-Team Death Squad, i.e., Larry King, to do a proper show on this tonight, featuring Sean Penn. Or Oliver Stone, if he can't get Sean Penn.
Another good example.
The Edward Norton movie was "Primal Fear." Yes, not a great call, but I think the dynamic there was that "Jerry Maguire" was a hugely popular movie that they wanted to reward in some way in a very competitive year, and it wasn't going to be Best Picture, Actor, Screenplay, etc., so it was going to be Best Supporting Actor.
Yes. And then they felt stupid because his "A Beautiful Mind" performance the following year was so much better.
That does tend to happen.
I would also argue that "There Will Be Blood" was about 10 times better than "No Country For Old Men," but I know you're going to shout me down on that one.
Absolutely true. I did an article a decade ago about the book "I Don't Know How She Does It" which featured a spoiled-rotten main character who found herself after she quit working. Hated it and challenged the author that most working women don't have that option. Most working moms just want flexibility --- which wealth gives these CEOs.
Then no one would watch-- or care. We're all about instant gratification.
I did not see it. And I don't know anyone who did! It just wasn't really in the conversation -- "Saving Private Ryan" was the movie everyone saw and was talking about that year.
No. A plurality of Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences voters agree with you.
Nah, he'll probably never get one. And I say this as a fan. I thought "The Darjeeling Limited" was his moment to break through -- for a few feverish hours, I thought that was the best movie of 2007 -- but it turned out to be a total non-starter.
That's been the conventional wisdom, but when I finally saw "Ordinary People," 30 years late, it was much, much better than I'd been led to believe. I'll say the same about "Kramer Vs. Kramer."
Ha! Or we can't compete with a day of afternoon television.
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Some very important events are occurring this week people — the first day of summer and my husband is turning 30 years old.
I've been dreading the hot summer, and Matt has been dreading the big 3-0! I couldn't care less about him turning 30 but I'll bet I'll be freaking out when it happens to me next year. I mean, where has the time gone?
In the blink of an eye, we went from being immature 16-year olds to almost 30-year-old responsible adults (mostly) with jobs, a house and two crazy dogs.
To me, Matt hasn't aged one bit since the day we met — actually I think he has gotten better looking with age, and that's just not fair. But besides a few gray hairs (that he pulls out immediately), he still acts like a big kid. He still likes watching cartoons, making dirty jokes and wearing super hero T-shirts.
But he also does the dishes, gives the crazy dogs a bath and even makes dinner on many occasions. I couldn't ask for a better husband and I'm looking forward to the next 15 years together — just wish it wouldn't go by so fast.
To celebrate, I'm taking Matt on a Brews Cruise in Asheville this Saturday with some friends. But you know I can't just go as a guest — I'm taking my camera and notebook so I can write a story about the brews cruise for next week's Guide.
We will get chauffeured around Asheville in a bus to tour and sample beer from three breweries. Then we're off to Pack's Tavern for burgers and beer. What more could Matt ask for?
Because I'm the extra-mile kind of wife, I've invited his family to our house on Sunday for a cookout and more birthday fun. He doesn't get to see his family much since they live in Georgia so this will be extra special for him. To top it off, I'm going to attempt to make my editor Vicki's delicious yet devilish chocolate cake!
So while I'm doing all that, I hope you'll find something you want to do this weekend in this week's Guide. May I suggest the third annual PlottFest at Maggie Valley Festival Grounds? Whether you're a dog lover or a bluegrass junkie, you will enjoy this two-day festival with a beautiful Maggie Valley setting.
Hundreds of North Carolina's state dogs, the bear-hunting Plott hound, will be competing in numerous competitions on one side of the festival grounds and bluegrass music from Balsam Range, Eddie Rose and Highway 40, The Dismembered Tennesseans and more. See all the details on page 12-13.
My second recommendation is to check out the Haywood County Garden Tour. This year's Haywood County Garden Tour will be held from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m., Saturday, June 21, with the theme of "Forest, Flowers and Food."
Some of the stops on this year's tour include Grace Episcopal Church gardens, The Christopher and Marjorie Carrie garden, Fitts garden, The Fangmeyer garden and Hazelwood Elementary School's garden. See page 5 for more details.
I'm even tempted to drive out to Hot Springs on Friday night for the Sirens on the Mountain festival. Haywood's own Lorraine Conard will be performing at 4:15 Friday and she is just one of many very talented women who will be there.
Rickie Lee Jones is the headliner and you can read the entire lineup on page A2. So if you and your girlfriends are looking for a girls' night out, come on out to Hot Springs. Hopefully I'll see you there!


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Hello! I have a major problem with my motherboard/startup sequence. One week ago i moved my computer from one house to another(to use the graphics card TV-OUT to see an movie(not even using an screen)) and when i came back the computer has serius problems right from the BIOS/boot sequence. The problems were graphical glitches in the start up sequence(before windows even tries to boot) possible system lockups(also in the boot sequence) and also windows had SERIOUS graphical and speed issues. I did not even se the desktop or the mouse. If i was lucky i saw an icon.
I managed to solve this problem by reseting the BIOS(removed the CMOS battery). I think it may have been an IRQ problem(wild guess).
Now i moved the computer again and got the same problems when trying to add another harddrive. I had accedently had put the old harddrive in the secondary IDE slot and the new in the primary IDE slot. So i had to reboot and move the IDE cables. Now when i try to boot i get almost the same problems(same graphical glitches). Exept when i try to boot i cannot get past the screen that says "System configurationCPU type"(i believe this is where the computer shows the PCI- and the other devices). The computer stop there and won't do anything. The only thing i can se is that the diskett drive is flashing constantly. I have tried several times to try remove the CMOS battery and then boot but i never get past the "System ConfigurationCPU type" screen.
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The horror vet, who plays a blind old man in a werewolf-infested midnight movie, says of the Oscars, "I can't stand these people patting themselves on the back and acting like they saved the world, they're all actors"
Nick Damici has become one of the leading names in genre filmmaking over the last five years, writing and starring in critical and fan favorites such as "Stake Land," "We Are What We Are" and this year's Sundance hit "Cold in July," which sold to IFC for just about $2 million.
Now, he's headed back to Austin's SXSW, perhaps the premiere town for genre filmmakers, to debut his latest project, "Late Phases," a midnight movie that represents the beginning of a new era in his career.
The 54-year-old New Yorker hasn't seen the finished movie yet, but as he told TheWrap during an interview at his apartment this week, he's incredibly excited to see himself play a 70-year-old blind man who has to battle werewolves after they kill his seeing eye-dog during his first day at a haunted retirement community.
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"They shaved my head, thinned me out up here, I was bald for almost three months," he explained. "Then they did prosthetics. Plus I'm blind in it so I had to wear contacts and act blind. I got to be my dad, it was really fun for me."
Producer Greg Newman, who previously worked on "Stake Land" with Damici, offered to work to make the character younger, a proposition that Damici declined. He considers himself a working man — "acting is just my trade" — and was actually very pumped up to learn to play blind before the shot.
"I did a lot of weird shit, I blindfolded myself a lot, I did my routine, made coffee, spilled a lot, burned myself a few times," he remembered, laughing. "The hardest thing was lighting cigarettes blind, it drove me fucking crazy until I got it down to a way of doing it. What I started to do was thinking about focusing my eyes. And I just came up with this weird thing, that blind people look like they see peripherally. Right now I'm looking at you, but a blind person can address you, but they can never look at you when they're talking. And as long as you stay with your peripheral vision and look up, blind people never look down. That seemed to work."
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A New York native who went to high school in New Jersey, worked for UPS and then came back to the city to pursue acting, Damici is a gruff guy who smokes like a chimney during a house fire; on the street, you might mistake for a Teamster. As such he had to make his own opportunities. This is the first film that he has led without also being the screenwriter, a skill he was advised to pick up while he was studying performance in his late 20's and early 30's.
He began appearing on cop shows and in films by the late 90's, piling up credits on procedurals like "Law & Order" and crossing between the NY and Miami editions of "CSI." He also appeared in the film "World Trade Center," among many others, but now that he's found his niche, he has little interest in returning to mainstream genres.
"I like the horror genre. If I was the world's next Vincent Price, I'd be the happiest guy in the world," he said. "I don't even want to do another drama in my life, I couldn't care less. As an actor, I don't care. I don't want to do cop stories, I don't give a shit. Contemporary stuff, throw it out. I like period pieces."
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Both "We Are What We Are" and "Stake Land" were considered more serious genre films, of course, mixing vampires and cannibals with meditations on religion and family. "Late Phases" is more of a fun film, but for the most part, the messages he wants to send can be built into horror.
"I just think it's a great place, you can really have fun and explore stuff without taking a big stand of, 'I'm making an important movie,'" Damici said, puffing up his chest in a sort of mockery of the industry. "Do I want to see another slave movie? No! Do I want to see another concentration camp movie? No, I've seen them. [In horror] you can slip this stuff in, but it's not beating you on the head. And you always get, oh good the vampires are back! I believe it's entertainment and that's all it is.
"I don't think it's anything important or precious, I can't watch the Academy Awards or any of these shows," he continued, "I can't stand these people patting themselves on the back and acting like they saved the world, they're all actors. Spoiled fucking actors. I'm not begrudging them for it, they're brilliant actors, but I'm like, c'mon, what is this? It's just an advertising thing for the industry."
Again, Damici considers himself more of a working class guy than artist, and laughs when his family assumes that being on the big screen means having big money. Finding financing for his various projects is always a challenge, and if it weren't for his apartment being rent-controlled, he says he wouldn't be living there, given the increasing rents in the city. But he just keeps on plugging, riding a hot streak that should soon include several TV shows.
"Oh me and Jim have quite a backup log of movies we may never get to make," he said. "We keep working. We've just reached a point now where it's like, four movies in, we realize this system's changed so much, it's just so hard to make money on our level. You're making $2 million movies a pop at this point, you're like, I'm getting paid what I got paid last time! Wait a minute!"
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In response to a congressional request, GAO evaluated the effect of recent budget cuts on the following three National Science Foundation Directorates: Science and Engineering Education; Biological, Behavioral, and Social Sciences; and Scientific, Technological, and International Affairs.
GAO isolated the areas which would be affected the most by the reduced budget, based on first quarter fiscal year 1982 planned expenditure rates. In the Science and Engineering Education Directorate, all science and engineering education programs would be eliminated with the exception of graduate fellowships. In the Biological, Behavioral, and Social Sciences Directorate, substantial cutbacks would occur in the social, economic, cognitive, and anthropological sciences. In the Scientific, Technological, and International Affairs Directorate, reductions would take place in almost all of the programs. In addition, support to State and local governments would be sharply curtailed, and some programs would be totally eliminated. The three Directorates had not had any reductions in force as of the end of 1981; however, two Directorates had achieved reduction through attrition. As of the beginning of 1982, grant awards in all three Directorates had been affected by the budget cuts, and other planned commitments, such as continuing awards, have been scaled back. GAO based its evaluation on a projected annual funding level, but the actual appropriation, passed in late 1981, provided a larger total funding than the projection. GAO noted that, depending on how this appropriation is allocated, the increased funding will modify the planned reductions of personnel, the funds available for grants, and the impact of reductions in the three Directorates.
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(WBNG Binghamton) The Atlantic Coast Conference made things official on Wednesday morning, announcing the ACC men's basketball tournament will take place in Brooklyn's Barclay's Center in 2017 and 2018.
Arthur the hero as BU sneaks past Quinnipiac, 9-8
VESTAL (WBNG BINGHAMTON) Freshman Bri Arthur scored the game-winning goal with six seconds remaining in regulation as Binghamton women's lacrosse slid past visiting Quinnipiac (0-7) 9-8 on Sunday afternoon. With the win, BU set a new program record for victories in a season, improving to 6-3 on the year.
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VESTAL (WBNG BINGHAMTON) Binghamton (2-5, 0-0 AE) lost a tightly contested non-conference game on Sunday, dropping a 10-8 contest to visiting Air Force (5-3, 1-0 ECAC) at the Bearcats Sports Complex. Binghamton made a late rally in the third quarter to tie things up at eight goals apeice but were held scoreless in the final quarter of action.
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BINGHAMTON (WBNG BINGHAMTON) The SUNY Broome men's lacrosse team fell to 0-3 on the season, losing 11-7 to visiting Herkimer County Community College Saturday evening at Binghamton Alumni Stadium.
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The FDA is investigating reports of five deaths that may be linked to Monster Energy, the popular caffeine-and-taurine beverage in a big black can.A lawsuit against Corona-based Monster Beverage claims that a 14-year-old Maryland girl with a heart condition died after drinking two cans of the energy ... More >>
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Apparently, the stars have aligned and it's Vegetarian Weekend here in the United States of Where's-The-Beef.Today is Hug-A-Vegetarian Day, sponsored by those lovable but disturbed whackjobs over at PETA. Not content with trying to get fish renamed "sea kittens" and actually driving more busines ... More >>
Look at the page above. A quick glance would lead readers to believe this is a dating website for vegetarians, and that's how Veggie Dates UK initially advertised itself as. But now notice the tagline: "If you are someone looking to meet single people who lead a healthy lifestyle why not join.... ... More >>
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Photo by Das UbergeekFrom the Irvine Farmers' Market: Will Organic Pears Make it into SanTana Unified?Jamie Oliver and Michelle Obama, take note: the United States Department of Agriculture has just announced that it's implementing a rule that is "encouraging" school districts to buy from local f ... More >>
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It's not easy to be an observant vegan. None of us here at Fork are vegan, but we all know plenty of vegans, we respect vegans for the most part, and we know it's hard to follow that diet in a meat-centric world. Some foods are obviously not vegan: no tuna salad in the world is vegan, and Thai fo ... More >>
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The officials have assured us we're fine, a very safe distance from the radiation that's still emitting from the disaster-hit nuclear plant in Japan, but that hasn't stopped folks around here from taking extra precautions. People are flocking to local health food markets such as Mother's and Wh ... More >>
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Far from me to criticize charitable efforts in these hard days but forgive me for being a bit cynical with a recent press release announcing that the Chick-Fil-A on Bristol and Macarthur in SanTana wants you to donate $5 so they can, donation by donation, give 30,000 hungry people in Orange Count ... More >>
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Hey, fast food junkies--good news. We think.Now the McDonald's Angus Third Pounder is available in a handy form: As a Snack Wrap. Cheeseburger shoved into a tortilla!
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Cam'ron posts a Nick Cannon meme. Nick Cannon posts an image of Cam'ron wearing pink fur. Cam responds.
Cam'ron and Nick Cannon traded barbs on Instagram recently.
On April 8, Cam'ron posted an image of Nick Cannon that featured a message about an "emergency" Black people meeting in order to discuss "removing Nick Cannon." The following day, Cannon responded the following day with an image of Cam wearing pink fur. Under the image, Cannon wrote "#SuperFresh."
On April 13, Cam'ron responded with the most recent Instagram post in their back-and-forth interaction, a post that featured himself in pink fur performing a duet with Cannon's wife, Mariah Carey. His caption: "Thx nick!! I'm glad da whole family digs my aura.. Lol"
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Date published: 9/11/2004
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"For so long, the profession used to label black scholars as 'great black historians' or 'great African-American historians' as if that meant something different in excellence of scholarship," said John Fleming, who has worked in the field for decades. "He was one of the most outstanding and prominent American scholars."
Nell Painter, the Edwards Professor of American History at Princeton University and an associate of Franklin's for three decades, echoed that sentiment, saying his research has crossed all color lines, thus adding to his credibility as a historian.
"He is one of the towering giants," she said.
Having entertainer Bill Cosby on its board gives the museum an icon of popular culture with a philanthropic bent. Franklin's presence gives it cachet in the academic world.
"He has the breadth of knowledge of African-American history from slavery to the present that few people can challenge or match," said Hine, who has known Franklin since the 1970s. "It was an inspired choice--but at some level, it was a no-brainer."One man's vision
Franklin's vision for a slavery museum is a facility that keeps its focus squarely on American slavery in the 17th, 18th and 19th centuries.
To tell that story, the author of the seminal text on African-American history said a handful of subjects needs to be addressed. The first would be the slave trade and the expansion of slavery through the Colonies.
He would also show how American society was transformed as a result of slave labor. And he would teach visitors about the nation's internal strife over the extension and expansion of slavery.
Finally, he would address the end of slavery, brought about by the 13th Amendment to the Constitution, ratified on Dec. 6, 1865.
Unlike Jacob Dekker, another of the museum's seven board members, Franklin has no interest in addressing present-day slavery. He also has no interest in expanding the museum's focus to address other experiences of African-Americans.
Franklin believes a dramatic and factual telling of the story of American slavery will provide the prism through which visitors can understand other race-related issues.
"I think, if we do this right it will illuminate all these later struggles," he said.
Franklin has no doubt this nation needs a museum devoted to the institution of slavery and no doubt Virginia is where it should be built.
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Posted: 04/26/2012 - American Cancer Society Omaha Youth Relay For Life. A Team Event to Fight Cancer to be held Friday. Its a full day.
Posted: 04/26/2012 - Forty finalists will compete this weekend for the opportunity to perform the national anthem during this year's College World Series. They were selected from about 100 applications. Seventeen will be selected.
Updated: 04/26/2012 - Lincoln police say the father of a 3-year-old and 8-month-old reported fighting off a man who, he thought, was trying to kidnap them. It turns out, the suspect is developmentally challenged.
Posted: 04/26/2012 - Nebraska's U.S. senators ended up on opposite sides of overhaul legislation to allow the U.S. Postal Service to dodge bankruptcy and keep post offices open.
Updated: 04/26/2012 - Omaha Police searched for two people who ran from their vehicle after a car chase Wednesday night.
Posted: 04/25/2012 - Omaha's Henry Doorly Zoo & Aquarium says one of the giraffes born at the zoo in March has died. The female giraffe, which never had a name because of an ongoing contest to name her, died despite round the clock care by zoo veterinarians.
Posted: 04/25/2012 - A 29-year-old man has died while working on a utility pole at a feedlot in northeast Nebraska. The Dixon County Sheriff's Office says Derrick Roth, of South Sioux City, was pronounced dead at Dixon County Feed Yard in Allen on Tuesday.
Posted: 04/25/2012 - Outdoor enthusiasts and business groups are forming a new group to promote hunting in hopes of reversing declining interest in the activity.
Updated: 04/25/2012 - Tuition is going up on for students at three Nebraska colleges this fall. The Nebraska State College Board of Trustees has approved a 3.5 percent increase for students at Chadron, Peru and Wayne State colleges.
Updated: 04/25/2012 - The headliner of this year's Bank of the West Celebrates America was announced Wednesday. It's a group that knows all about the power of love.
Posted: 04/25/2012 - A Lincoln man was arrested Tuesday afternoon after he was seen following a woman down the sidewalk, holding a cell phone under her dress. Little did he realize that it was a plain clothes officer who was watching him.
Posted: 04/25/2012 - A 23-year-old Lincoln man is under arrest for allegedly slashing his girlfriend of four years. Police say Kaw Say was at Thai Paw's home to watch a movie when they began arguing.
Posted: 04/25/2012 - Delay in the sentencing of a 36-year-old Murray man.
Posted: 04/25/2012 - Artificial turf plans for another school district. The surface for the football/soccer field and on a new baseball field is the goal of a fundraising drive now underway for the Plattsmouth High School facilities.
Posted: 04/25/2012 - A Nebraska sex offender with a history of registration violations has been sentenced to 33 months in federal prison.
Updated: 04/25/2012 - Lincoln police Wednesday released the name of a toddler who died after he was found unresponsive at his home.
Updated: 04/25/2012 - The price of progress flows dangerously close to a Sarpy County business.
Updated: 04/25/2012 - Police say they responded to a 911 call of a man taking "inappropriate" pictures of underage girls near Park Middle School.
Posted: 04/24/2012 - Our military heroes often have trouble transitioning once they're finished with serving their country.
Posted: 04/24/2012 - Alegent Health is acquiring Creighton University Medical Center in Omaha, a move that will make the not-for-profit healthcare provider a primary teaching site for the university's health science schools.
Updated: 04/25/2012 - First Lady Michelle Obama spoke to more than 2,000 people at CenturyLink Omaha Tuesday afternoon. She was invited to speak at a fundraiser for Girls, Inc.
Posted: 04/24/2012 - Someone's son accidentally put E-85 fuel into a 2011 SUV which can only take E-10 fuel. What can you do? That was among the many questions posed to Peter Fink from Certified Transmission on the Channel 6 News at Midday Tuesday.
Updated: 04/24/2012 - Drivers on a busy Omaha highway are seeing a reduced speed limit on the west edge of the city.
Updated: 04/24/2012 - A teenager in northwestern Missouri is accused of pouring gasoline on a 10-year-old boy and setting the child on fire.
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Two issues preventing the widespread uptake of electric vehicles are recharging time and lack of range. Now, scientists have shown one potential means of negating these issues. Their demonstration of electric power transfer via the car-wheel is claimed as the world's first. Read More
While shifts between the sprockets on a bike's cassette are generally quite fast and crisp, going between the chainrings up front is definitely a slower, more awkward affair. In an effort to make things quicker and easier, Poland's Efneo has developed a 3-speed planetary gearbox to take the place of the front derailleur. Read More
Much as mountain bike technology has advanced since the days of friction shifting and elastomer shocks, most MTBs are still equipped with dangling, fragile rear derailleurs and dirty chains. Switching to a belt drive or a hub transmission are a couple of options, but Polish mountain biking medalist Gregory Zielinski has created another. His Nuseti bike features what he calls the Inner Drive System (IDS) – a 16-speed planetary gearbox that's incorporated into the bottom bracket, and a chain that's enclosed within the frame. Read More
How many gears are too many for the average commuter vehicle? If you're pulling a load of cattle across Saskatchewan, then a semi-tractor unit with nine gears should suffice. But if you're Volkswagen, then the magic number for your upcoming models is in fact 10. Read More
Judging by the increasing popularity of 1x11 drivetrains and hub transmissions, a lot of cyclists are evidently getting tired of shifting between multiple chainrings. Indeed, it can get confusing trying to figure out if your gearing needs are best met by shifting to a bigger ring in front, a smaller sprocket in back, or what. IXOW's new Synchrobox is designed to address that conundrum – it uses one shifter to automatically adjust both derailleurs, in order to attain the rider's desired gear ratio. Read More
Dirty, noisy chains and dirty, fragile rear derailleurs are two features of modern mountain bikes that could certainly stand to be made obsolete. Well, the Cavalerie line of full-suspension MTBs does away with both, replacing them with a Gates Carbon belt drive and an Effigear gearbox. Launched last year in its native France, Cavalerie is about to get a boost in profile, as it commences distribution in North America. Read More
The rise of smartphones and subsequent explosion in mobile data usage has put a strain on mobile networks, slowing them down when congested and requiring more and more radio spectrum space to accommodate the demand. Artemis Networks hopes to solve this problem with a new technology called pCell, which promises full speed mobile data regardless of the number of users. Read More
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The Subaru WRX has always been a touchstone for rally car performance in a street legal car with its fast handling, turbocharged acceleration and hefty hood scoops. Subaru's long-awaited refresh adds a six speed manual or automatic gearbox, new styling, and bids farewell to the five door hatchback version. Read More
This week, NASA released the results of its Lunar Laser Communication Demonstration's (LLCD) 30-day test carried out by its Lunar Atmosphere and Dust Environment Explorer (LADEE) that is currently in orbit around the Moon. According to the space agency, the LLCD mission proved that laser communications are practical at a distance of a quarter of a million miles and that such a system could perform as well, if not better, than any NASA radio system. Read More
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SMU Takes Action On Substance Abuse Prevention
More than a dozen recommendations made by the SMU Task Force on Substance Abuse Prevention have been implemented since April.Read more
More than a dozen recommendations made by the SMU Task Force on Substance Abuse Prevention have been implemented since April.Read more
With SMU's selection as the site of the George W. Bush Presidential Library, Museum and Institute, Texas will become the only state in the nation to house three presidential librariesRead more
SMU's Education Abroad Office is expanding its global reach with seven new programs.Read more
Cordelia Chávez Candeleria, SMU's new dean of Dedman College of Humanities and Sciences, is an academic administrator with experience in strategic affairs as well as an accomplished scholar-teacher.Read more
Leading figures in their fields share their perspectives on politics, human rights and journalism at on-campus events.Read more
SMU President R. Gerald Turner has accepted 36 of 38 recommendations made by the Task Force on Substance Abuse Prevention to review programs, regulations and the campus culture related to substance abuse issues.Read more
The late Jerry Bywaters ('26), a member of the SMU arts faculty for 35 years, transformed Texas art and achieved national recognition for the state's artists. The former director of the Dallas Museum of Art also led the Dallas Nine, a group of artists who developed the style known as Lone Star Regionalism.Read more
"Truth in Translation," based on the experiences of translators for the Truth and Reconciliation Commission created after the dissolution of apartheid in South Africa, made its U.S. premiere at SMU's Bob Hope Theatre in September. A professional South African acting troupe performed the play, featuring original music by South African composer Hugh Masekela. The Embrey Family Foundation of Dallas funded the event.Read more
Not many individuals can claim to have influenced the lives of almost 50,000 college students for nearly five decades. But that estimation applies to the late Jim Caswell, who served since 1964 in student affairs positions at SMU, most recently as vice president for student affairs. After retiring in May 2007, he planned to enjoy a second career as a church pastor, but lost his battle to cancer October 22.Read more
SMU is rising. Not only in SAT scores and national rankings, but literally moving up, with programs in a high-rise building across Central Expressway. The 15-story building at the corner of Yale Boulevard and Central now houses SMU's offices for human resources, internal auditing, taxes, accounting, procurement, payroll, asset management and the Department of Psychology's Family Research Center. Other research offices are moving east as SMU's campus stretches across Central for the first time in its almost 100-year history.Read more


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The first solo show by photographer Aisha Moon Johnson opens at Voxfire Gallery on Friday, September 26th. You may have spotted Aisha at some of Hong Kong's underground events armed with a huge camera.
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Action-packed paintings featuring characters with animal heads, sculptures of well-dressed monsters, and much more awaits at Above Second Gallery's group show "Pop" that opens on Friday, July 18th.
Vanessa Wong + Henry Hussey at Cat Street Gallery!
Artist Vanessa Wong's images of human anatomy fused with popular junk food brands are at once horrifying, fun, and recognizable to anyone who has undergone a serious craving. From colorful M&M's to instant ramen, you might think twice on your next visit to 7-11!
"Priceless" work taken from Art Basel Hong Kong?
The second Art Basel Hong Kong swept into town last week, introducing the work of more than 2,000 artists and filling the city with guests from around the world. One local artist took a guerilla approach to the famous art fair, pulling a maneuver inspired by Banksy.
Honestly Dishonest – D*Face at Above Second!
British artist D*Face launches his exhibition "Honestly Dishonest" at an off-Basel event taking place at Above Second Gallery in Sai Ying Pun on Friday, May 16th. The London-based artist cites early New York graffiti and skateboard graphics, as two of his major influences.
Art Basel Hong Kong x Carsten Nicolai – watch the ICC Thursday!
The second Art Basel Hong Kong begins on Thursday and artist Carsten Nicolai is taking over the city's tallest building for a special light installation. The 118 floor ICC will feature an interactive show designed by the Berlin-based artist, and there's an app that lets you participate!
ParallelX at the new Above Second gallery!
ParallelX, an exhibition by artists Jewelle Yeung and Leah Clough opens on Wednesday, March 12th at the new location of the Above Second Gallery. The show includes both drawings and paintings.
Miya Ando solo exhibit "Light Metal"
Artist Miya Ando, who creates fascinating works using ancient sword smith techniques is opening a solo show titled "Light Metal" on Thursday, February 13th. The artist, who grew up in Japan and California, works primarily in steel and aluminum.
Vaford Gates: art opening? warehouse party? charity event? All of the above!
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Never mind Manic Monday...its more a manic Sunday for me. Working later and still have a pile of ironing to do. I'm still in my PJ's and need to hoover. Have done the dishes but tbh I havnt had any peace today. Either its DD screaming or its DS DD threw a tizzy for 10 mins in her room over...a stupid thomas toy of DSs. Of all the toys they have to play with they fight over a £3 thomas thing
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Crown Royal Gold Buckle Zone and NFR shopping experience
For the fourth consecutive year MGM Grand is "Home of the Champions" as the resort hosts more than 25 cowboys throughout the 10 days of competition. Guests can watch the telecast live each night inside the Hollywood Theatre. MGM Grand unveils a unique shopping experience, open from 9 a.m. until 5 p.m. inside the Marquee Ballroom featuring more than 60 of the most popular rodeo brands including Wrangler, Cinch, Roper, Ariat, Justin, Resistol, Stetson, Tony Lama, Circle Y Saddles, Classic and Cactus, among others.
The Crown Royal Gold Buckle Zone located at Centrifuge will feature live music, dancing, shows, drink specials and drawings plus eight-time All-Around World Champion Trevor Brazile's championship gold buckles and saddles will be on display. This area opens nightly at 9 p.m. and runs until 3 a.m.
When: Monday, Dec. 5, 2011
Where: MGM Grand Hotel and Casino, 3799 Las Vegas Boulevard S., Las Vegas
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Falling in love you remain a child; rising in love you mature. And by and by love becomes not a relationship, it becomes a state of your being. Then it is not that you love this and you don't love that, no - you are simply love. Whosoever comes near you, you share with them. Whatsoever is happening, you give your love to it. You touch a rock and you touch as if you are touching your beloved's body. You look at the tree and you look as if you are looking at your beloved's face. It becomes a state of being. Not that you are in love - now you are love. This is rising, this is not falling.
Love is beautiful when you rise through it, and love becomes dirty and ugly when you fall through it. And sooner or later you will find that it proves poisonous, it becomes a bondage. You have been caught in it, your freedom has been crushed, your wings have been cut; now you are free no more. Falling in love you become a possession: you possess and you allow somebody to possess you. You become a thing, and you try to convert the other person you have fallen in love with into a thing.
Look at a husband and a wife: they both have become like things, they are persons no more. Both are trying to possess each other. Only things can be possessed, persons never. How can you possess a person? How can you dominate a person? How can you convert a person into a possession? Impossible! But the husband is trying to possess the wife; the wife is trying the same. Then there is a clash, then they both become basically enemies, then they are destructive to each other.
It happened: Mulla Nasruddin walked into the office of a cemetery and complained to the manager: "I know well that my wife is buried here in your cemetery but I can't find her grave."
The manager checked in his register and asked, "What is her name?"
So Mulla said, "Mistress Mulla Nasruddin."
He looked again and he said, "There is no Mistress Mulla Nasruddin, but there is a Mulla Nasruddin." So he said, "We are sorry, it seems something has gone wrong in the register."
Nasruddin said, "Nothing is wrong. Where is the grave of Mulla Nasruddin? - because everything is in my name." Even the grave of his wife!
Possession.everybody goes on trying to possess: the beloved, the lover. This is no longer love. In fact when you possess a person, you hate, you destroy, you kill; you are a murderer. Love should give freedom; love IS freedom. Love will make the beloved more and more free, love will give wings, and love will open the vast sky. It cannot become a prison, an enclosure. But that love you don't know because that happens only when you are aware; that quality of love comes only when there is awareness. You know a love which is a sin, because it comes out of sleep.


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Date: 29th July 2013
Addo Elephant National Park walked away with two of the most prestigious awards at the recent 2012/13 SANParks Regional Awards evening in Graaff-Reinet. The ceremony is held annually to celebrate the top achievers from the four national parks in the Frontier Region – namely Addo Elephant, Mountain Zebra, Camdeboo and Karoo National Parks.
Addo Elephant National Park was awarded Best Performing Park and its Main Camp Best Performing Camp for excellent achievements in conservation, tourism and people and conservation: SANParks' three core business areas.
Some of the achievements in the 2012/13 financial year which led to this success included a 15.7% increase in visitors, with bed occupancy the highest of all 21 South African National Parks at 69.3%. In terms of Conservation, the Park's lion management is of such a high standard that it has been instrumental in paving the way for the introduction of lion in other Parks in the region. Addo also continues to be a leader in the management of mega-herbivores and is seen in high esteem by other conservation institutions. On the People and Conservation side, the Park has had numerous successes, including starting up a beekeeping project which is run by a group from a neigbouring community. The Park also extracts alien fish from the Darlington Dam, harvests and sells it to locals from surrounding townships as a low cost, high protein food source and has assisted with the renovations and refurbishment of a number of schools around the Park, among others.
Addo Elephant National Park's Main Camp is a favourite among many loyal SANParks visitors.
Addo's Marine Team also walked away with the Best Ranger Post of the Year Award. The team was honoured for the instrumental role they played in controlling poaching in Addo's marine environment, making a number of arrests along the way. They have also been key with regards to the preservation of the endangered penguin species on Bird and St Croix islands.
Best Performing Park - SANParks Managing Executive: Parks Division, Dr Mvusy Songelwa, Addo National Park Manager, Norman Johnson and Regional General Manager, Lucius Moolman.
Best Ranger Post - Managing Executive: Parks Division, Dr Mvusy Songelwa, with some of Addo's Marine Team: Field Ranger, Clive Hendricks, Assistant Section Ranger, Bradley Koopman, Senior Section Ranger, Roget Fox and Field Ranger, Lennox Mjuza with Regional General Manager, Lucius Moolman.
Best Performing Camp - Managing Executive: Parks Division, Dr Mvusy Songelwa, Addo Elephant National Park Hospitality Manager, Dawid Momberg and Regional General Manager, Lucius Moolman.
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bad service, grossly overpriced for the area never mind for the world, staff is unhelpful.
but if you are there ; you don't have many choices
The food is delicious. The atmosphere casual and comfortable. Try the specials, they were always terrific. There are only two eating establishments on the island. The good thing is they are both terrific...service too!
We walked along the beach heading for Deadman's Beach Bar and Grill for lunch. The sand trailed after us as we entered the bar.
We met Jean Kelly that day. Jean has been at Peter Island since 1984. Jean is an island treasure! Someone at the resort should record the stories before she retires.
We could not pass up ordering...
We've done a lot of beach-side dining and this view is arguably the best. However, we were not terribly impressed with the food for the cost. The conch fritters were a good appetizer but a small serving. My three mahi tacos were $25 and they did not have a lot of mahi on them. My husband really liked his jerk...
We hiked over to Peter Island Resort & Spa from our mooring in Great Harbor. We walked the beach past Sprat Bay and turned right to go up the hill a short ways and then down to one of the most beautiful beaches I've ever seen. The small bar, complete with bartender, Paulette, served us rum drinks by the boatload....
We had a couple of lunches and 1 dinner here and they were all good food wise. Service is not like at cosmopolitan restaurants. Its all island time so things are slow and steady. Nice enough servers but noting special. Great beach in front of Restaurant.
We go to Deadman's Beach Bar and Grill as a MUST stop during each of our bareboat charters. We were traveling with a new couple of friends, and told them that although this would be a pricey lunch, it was also an experience. And it was indeed, once again! As we were anchoring our catamaran in the bay facing the...
Food and service was fantastic...as you expect from everything on this Island.
Best of all were the "Painkillers"
The staff were fantastic about coming down the beach to serve you and the service in the restaurant in the evenings was impeccable.
During our Wedding Dinner...nothing below excellent was achieved.
We had drinks at Deadman's Beach Bar and Grill. The setting is amazing, low key, great service, picture perfect views. Prices are high, but a must stop!
If you can find your way to Peter Island, Deadman's Beach Bar is the place to hangout. More casual than Tradewinds and right on a beautiful white sand beach. I expected the prices to be rather high but I was surprised by the excellent service.
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I was there during the July 07 parliamentary elections, brought about by a bit of a constitutional crisis over the election of a new president. I was a little apprehensive about civil unrest and/or PKK violence (in the city, not on the island). However, my concerns were completely groundless.
BUT (and this is a big BUT), on the Sunday of the elections alcohol was completely banned! Bars, restaurants, supermarkets - the lot! I was reduced to scratching around to beg, borrow or steal a couple of cold beers (makes me sound like an alkie). As it happens, the ban nearly caused a riot when I tried the silly tourist approach, and slipped a couple of beers into my supermarket basket.
I don't know if this was a one-off ban, or normal procedure. Anyway, worth knowing about in advance. A day's abstinence isn't going to spoil anyone's holiday (except the Scots) but you can always stock up if desperate.
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Edge won Royal Rumble 2010 by last eliminating John Cena. The other contestants in the match include Batista, Beth Phoenix, Big Show, Carlito, Chris Jericho, Chris Masters, CM Punk, Cody Rhodes, Dolph Ziggler, Drew McIntyre, Evan Bourne, Great Khali, Jack Swagger, John Morrison, JTG, Kane, Kofi Kingston, Mark Henry, Matt Hardy, MVP, R Truth, Shawn Michaels, Shelton Benjamin, Ted DiBiase, The Miz, Triple H, Yoshi Tatsu and Zack Ryder.
WWE has quietly released Judas Devlin, a developmental wrestler who was supposed to have been called up to the main roster to join Bray Wyatt, Luke Harper and Erick Rowan in the Wyatt Family stable. He has been removed from the official roster page for WWE NXT.
There were some serious speculations recently that Judas Devlin was going to be brought up by WWE from developmental to join the Wyatt Family, but a serious injury, one that might end his career, has forced a change of plans.