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Aug. 23--Few screen romances in recent years have been as tender and hopeful as the one in "The Spectacular Now." This is another way of saying that few teen characters have been as likable as the ones played here by Miles Teller and Shailene Woodley, two of the more talented and welcome young actors working in movies.
Both are in their early 20s, although the film casts them as high-school students; both are attractive, yet "normal." Unlike most young actresses cast as wallflowers or late bloomers, we can believe Woodley -- George Clooney's daughter in "The Descendants" -- as a pretty girl who goes unnoticed by the callow boys in her class; we can believe Teller as an irresponsible, irrepressible class clown who can charm the birds out of the trees and into his bed, despite his pug nose and slightly off-center features.
Teller -- introduced to many moviegoers through a supporting role in Craig Brewer's "Footloose" -- is affable, popular Sutter Keely, the film's narrator and "the life of every party." His dry Vince Vaughn humor covers up what viewers will quickly identify as a serious alcohol problem. The film's title finds an equivalent meaning in Sutter's eccentric choice for a favorite song, Faron Young's 1955 recording of Live Fast, Love Hard, Die Young. A friend offers Sutter a compliment that cuts: "You're not the joke everyone thinks, man."
After breaking up with his cheerleader girlfriend (Brie Larson), Sutter wakes up, following a drunken blackout, in the front yard of bookish Aimee Finecky (Woodley), a classmate he doesn't really know. A friendship develops and becomes what a publicist if not a moviegoer might describe as an unlikely romance.
Both products of fatherless working-class homes, the two connect. "Dude, she's not a rebound!" Sutter insists to a skeptical friend, as the movie builds suspense around the idea that the sexually experienced and reckless Sutter will break the heart of shy, sweet Aimee, who never before has had a boyfriend, perhaps never even been kissed.
Directed by James Ponsoldt with compassion, a wonderful sense of pace and place and a nice eye for warm performances and warm visuals (amber bar interiors, leafy semi-suburban exteriors), the movie occasionally digresses from its central relationship, as when Sutter and Aimee make an ill-fated road trip so Sutter can reunite with his ne'er-do-well barfly father (beautifully played by Kyle Chandler). Sutter, like the moviegoer, recognizes dad as a cautionary example; for Sutter, he's a mirror image of an awful possible destiny. Screenwriters Scott Neustadter and Michael H. Weber -- working from a novel by Tim Tharp -- make this point without belaboring it.
Unfortunately, as the movie progresses, an odd paradox emerges that reveals a serious flaw: The more we learn about Aimee -- the more she is presented as an in-depth, complicated character -- the more she is revealed to be, in fact, just a prop for Sutter's rehabilitation and redemption. "I don't really have any stories," the self-deprecating Aimee insists, early in the film; the movie works to give her one but then dismisses it, insisting -- as the first-person narration at the start suggests -- that this is Sutter's story, after all. I
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Posted Jan 15, '13 at 12:49am
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Since a couple days ago the home page has been completely messed up. Every other part of the site works just fine, its just the home page that is completely unusable. Heres a screenshot of it.
Id appreciate any help that anyone can give. Thanks.
Posted Jan 15, '13 at 1:01am
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Odd..shows up completely fine for me. updated flash and/or java?
What browser are you using?
Cookies cleared?
Posted Jan 15, '13 at 3:40am
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Looks to me like a problem with the loading of the page... do you have some sort of adblocker active maybe that could interfere with the page not loading fully? The loading of the homepage shouldn't require flash or java, or suffer any effect from clearing cookies by the way...
Try switching to another browser and see if the problem persists. =)
Posted Jan 15, '13 at 8:02am
Yeah I thought it seemed like a page loading problem as well. I just checked java and flash for updates and there weren't any. I tried it on internet explorer and it did the same thing. I also use No Script, but thats never been an issue before and even with it off it still doesnt work. Also clearing my cookies didn't help either. Is there some other information I could provide that would be of help in fixing this?
Posted Jan 15, '13 at 8:29am
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Have you tried to delete your browser-cache (not the tempfiles/cookies, check the internet if you dont know how to do it), but thats just a shot in the dark.
Posted Jan 15, '13 at 10:23am
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updated flash and/or java? Cookies cleared?
updated flash and/or java?
How would that help? That's a complete shot in the dark, If that works, I'll be genuinely surprised.
Usually, when I had this problem, it's because a firewall or antivirus is blocking sites for no apparent reason. You could turn off said firewall or antivirus and see if the problem still persists.
Posted Jan 15, '13 at 10:30am
It's also possible that your internet connection is at fault here by the looks of it, usually when my internet connection is garbage, it loads text on the left side exactly like yours did. Make sure you don't have a lot of programs running in the background and not downloading anything that might require a lot of resources, and see if your internet connection has four bars and if it's fast.
Posted Jan 15, '13 at 10:54am
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^ Like he said. Loos like you have a lot of crap open in the back. Close that and try again.... ?
Posted Jan 16, '13 at 2:59pm
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I can't see the screenshot of the first post... However, I get a distorted listing of the "new games" listed on the main page.
Doesn't stop the page from loading, doesn't actually stop anything... Except that one or more game break the page up and it end up taking more than half the page for no good reason I can think of.
Also, it seem to happen only once in a while. It is not constant. Half the time the page load fine. It is quite the strange error.
Thought it would be good I'd report that as well.
Posted Jan 16, '13 at 4:29pm
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Looks like a problem with the CSS (since all the content seems to be there - it's just not looking how it should: styling issues). Do you know if it's linked correctly? It could be your browser, or it could be the AG servers handing you the wrong information. If everything is alright from the server side, there should be a line in the source that says something like '' or the sort. It could also be a bad link.
Of course, that doesn't help with fixing it any. Do you know if there's an option to enable / disable CSS on your browser?

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I draw weird Heavy Metal fantasies all along a notebook.
Like images of Taarna killing Miley Cyrus , While Buddha surfs by in the sky riding a Jimi Hendrix Fender throwing me tacos.
boredom? i'm used to it..when i'm bored, i daydream a lot o_O
for me, nothing to do is cool..haha than being busy with stupid school works..exams etc.
i just want to sit back and relax..stare blankly then fall asleep haha.
i don't mind doing nothing, i just don't want a bad day..like super UNLUCKY.
"Never tell a man that you love him until he has declared his undying love for you."
I draw weird Heavy Metal fantasies all along a notebook.
Like images of Taarna killing Miley Cyrus , While Buddha surfs by in the sky riding a Jimi Hendrix Fender throwing me tacos.
oh i know how you feel. i remember when i had no internet, nothing going on at school, my memory card for my ps2 broke. i was so bored i actually did homework. which hardly happens cause im just so lazy.
I have had days that go well but coincidentally they were not planned, except for vacations which I love. I remember one time I arrived in Dogo during a local celebration. It was great. But other days i remember just sitting around in the desert wainting for things to happen.
for me,if i'm bored and got nothing to do...i just lay on my bed...and thinking or wonder or plans something for the future...next thing is...i suddenly felt asleep...i usually overslept about 3 hours and above...that's what i'm gonna do if i'm bored...
hahaha same here fixq!
when i get bored, i miss my bed.. hehehe
i think a lot of things then i wont even notice im sleeping already.
but most of the time i play RAN Online Philippines,
trying to keep up with the leveling of my character..
I clean my room, do the laundry then play RAN again.
so im not really always bored... ~_^
If you don't like me, it's mind over matter.
I don't mind and you don't matter
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As their name suggests, Kinetix is the quintessence of energy. The band exudes it; a commanding force of musical motion that they exert on stage and spreads to their audience. I have been an avid fan since I saw them at Summer Camp 2012 (check out their set here.)
Kinetix put everything into their show and I knew that they had the soul that distinguishes greatness in artists.
Their live performances have always demonstrated their versatility, range and captivating vigor, now we finally get to feel it anywhere on their new EP "Never Too Late." Included are three singles, all different in their style but equally awesome and powerful. Kinetix is changing it up – evolving their sound and expanding their talent. Upbeat rhythms, strong beats and funky melodies make their new releases a reflection of their spirit. Hailing from Denver, the band has an exceptional relationship with Josh Fairman on bass, George Horn on drums, Chris Beck on keyboard, Jordan Linit on guitar and Adam Lufkin on guitar and vocals. Adam's words resonate with significance and combined with the band's instrumental capacity they are transcending genres and challenging the current music scene. In April Kinetix is traveling throughout the northern Midwest on their EP release tour so you will have the opportunity to experience their energy and feel it move you. In the meantime you can listen to and download their music for free on soundcloud and you will find yourself needing mo' Kinetix love.
Times have changed. We live in a world where we are constantly bombarded by information. Technology advances with leaps and bounds. Movies come out by the dozens. Music is growing and evolving at the same pace and there are so many bands and so many sounds and so many ways to listen. It can almost be too much – so much music that I find myself sifting and sorting through thousands of songs and bands to find only a handful that have the right combination of ability, style, and uniqueness to make me want to listen to more.
Kinetix is one of those bands. In preparing for Summer Camp and trying to make a schedule of the bands I absolutely had to see, I looked them up online and started watching some of the live shows they posted on their myspace page. Within seconds I could tell Kinetix needed to fit into my SC schedule. They had a funky rock rhythm and Eric Bloomfield's vocal skill was apparent right away. I listened to all the live music they had posted and then immediately bought their album Let Me In.
The album had a different feel than their live performances. It was not as rustic or funky and had more of a pop/rock type of sound, however this only adds to their talent by demonstrating their versatility. "Big Screen" became my favorite off the album, with "Wishing Well" and "Let Me In" also standing out as great tracks. Each member is a great musician who adds their own flavor to the music. Adam Lufkin rocks out on guitar and then is also a great singer with unique rapper style vocals. George Horn is awesome on the drums – playing sweet beats to the wide range of Kinetix's musical reach. Josh Fairman's fun personality is apparent through the way he wails on bass (and flails that crazy hair of his). Jordan Linit is an awesome guitar player who brings so much energy to their performances. Finally, Eric not only sings but jams on the keyboard as well.
By the time Summer Camp finally arrived I was so excited to catch them live. It was one of the best sets at the festival. They're energy was wonderful – it was great to see the band getting so into their music, having so much fun – especially considering the overwhelming heat that day. They mixed it up with some covers and some originals, but it was all converted to that funky Kinetix rock sound that made impossible not to start hoppin'. After their set I made my way up to them to see if they were up for an interview, which is posted in a previous blog and you should all check out. All five members were really nice, down to earth guys and it was a pleasure getting to meet them.
They have a myspace page and a facebook page and they post a ton of their music; make sure to listen to "Spinning Out" and "People Start Hoppin'" and definitely watch some of their live performances. I very much hope that they come play at Summer Camp next year. This is a band I truly love and recommend to all you music lovers. If you can make it happen – go to one of their shows, trust me, you don't want to miss out.
Hola Scampers!
So yesterday was amazing! I was running around all day trying to catch all the awesome music but there is just too much and I had to miss out on some great sets. However, I did manage to see quite a few; and get some interviews!
Kinetix JAMMED hard; they were so energetic and pulled out some great covers, such as "With a Little Help from My Friends" by the Beatles, and "Crazy Train" by Ozzy. Marcus Rezak from Digital Tape Machine made an appearance and added some killer riffs to the performance. After the show the band was up for an interview and we asked them a few questions - watch the video. They were all really cool people and if you still haven't checked out their music what are you waiting for?
After that interview I was able to catch the end of Cornmeal and they put on such a great show (as always). The way they play is so alive; it didn't matter that the sun was mean, every single person was dancing their feet sore. Especially the CornStalkers; a wonderful group of dedicated fans. Afterwards I had a chance to sit down with Wavy Dave and ask him a few questions; check out that video too!
Primus brought they're usual madness to the stage and had a great light show. Lotus followed suit and put on a great performance, also with some killer lights. They are serioulsy the masters of transitions…they flawlessly flow from one rythm to another and one song to another.and then bring it all together for one final groove down.
As I had mentioned before, Summer Camp isn't just about the music but also about having fun with your friends and just enjoying the experience of being at camp. This weekend is our yearly reunion with all my friends from college and catching up and story telling at our campsite took us past the late nights, so unfortunately I wasn't able to see Les Claypool and the Dead Kenny G's or Haha the Moose, but based on the reviews I heard around - both put on great sets.
Can't wait for tomorrow. As always, this weekend is going by way too fast.
I started off my day with some yoga in the Soulshine tent at 10am with yoga instructor Tammy. She's a fantastic lady! It was really packed, but luckily everyone was able to fit under the tent.
Once I was rejuvenated, I went back to camp and got ready for the day. I ended up back at the Soulshine tent to peek at the Umphrey's McGee Golden Ticket event and picked up my Umphrey's Street Team flyers and goodies. Then I hit up some Keller Williams at the Moonshine stage in the heat of the day. It's always fantastic to see his smiling face and I was ecstatic to hear him play one of my favorite tunes Freaker by the Speaker.
After catching a break in the shade from the brutal sun, the clouds thankfully rolled in giving everyone a much needed break from the sun. Then I caught some Kinetix at the Campfire stage. Everyone in the crowd was dancin' their booties off. They even played a cover of Crazy Train by Ozzy Osbourne. Then I headed over to the Moonshine stage early to get a good spot for one of my favorite bands, Gogol Bordello. I've seen this band several times, and I've never seen a crowd for one of their shows with as much energy as my fellow Scampers had. It was simply amazing, every single person wasn shakin' their hips or stompin' their feet. Some of the songs that they played were Immigrant Punk, Pala Tute, Immigraniada, Wonders Lust King, Not a Crime, and When Universes Collide.
Once Gogol was done, I hung around and got a front row spot for Primus. I've seen Primus and Les Claypool over 6 times, so it's refreshing to see Les, especially when he comes out with his infamous pig mask on. About halfway through the set, I was in total shock when Eugene Hutz, Sergey Ryabtsev, and Yuri Lemeshev from Gogol Bordello came on stage and played a song with Primus! It was simply amazing and a dream come true. A few songs later, Primus even had Bob Weir come out! Things like this would of course only happen at Summer Camp!
Then I stopped back at camp to put on my Attack of the Killer Tomatoes costume and checked out Les Claypool and the Dead Kenny G's at late night. They were fantastic! I think I filled my Les Claypool void for the weekend.
Love, hugs, and thugs,
What a way to start the New Years Run…Normally I see 1 band for 3 nights for New Years, but this one was gonna be different. Instead I'd be seeing 4 bands over 3 nights. One of those bands and one of those nights was one of the best New Year's Eve that has ever taken place anywhere in the world, but more about that in a later post
What I am here to talk to you about to day is a certain Mr. Troy Andrews, or as you may know him, Trombone Shorty. I am not super familiar with the brass band jam scene, but all I know is Trombone Shorty is the BEST trombone player I have ever seen in my life. On Wednesday and Thursday December 28th and 29th Trombone Shorty and his band, Orleans Avenue absolutely obliterated the Bluebird Theater in Denver.
I was lucky enough to know each of the 2 opening bands. The first night, Kinetix. The second night, the Fox Street Allstars. Wednesday night Kinetix was amazing, and to be honest, I was shocked. These guys were working with a new drummer and we all know that if the drums aren't working, nothing is going to be working…to my surprise though, George, the new guy, not only learned the music perfectly (minus one hitch in the night…but hey, no one is perfect) but he CRUSHED IT!!! They sounded so good, they looked so good, one of the best Kinetix shows I can remember, and I've seen these guys about 150 times. Check out this sweet picture compliments of Kit Chalberg and Listen Up Denver, a great local music blog, check them out at www.listenupdenver.com
The second night was the Fox Street All Stars turn. Just another installation of a local band wreaking sonic havoc upon the souls of the unknowing…I know, that was little out there, but basically they played a heck of a show. Things are starting to come together for those guys…they are regular touring partners with the New Mastersounds, they continue to play great supporting slots at local venues, and they are about to get back in the studio to put another album together. Their new songs are awesome. Take it or Leave it is probably my favorite. It's a super funky upbeat tune and the first lyrics are "I know you like to think your shit ain't stinky, but it's smellin' pretty bad," so you get the gist of what the tune is about. This show was phenomenal and their sound was a great fit for the Trombone Shorty crowd, so if you like him, check these dudes out. Here's a couple more pictures, this time from Tim Dwenger at Listen Up…
Moving onto the star of both shows, Trombone Shorty and Orleans Avenue. Man, they were amazing. I would love to see these guys get a set a Summer Camp this year. So much energy so many influences. Sure it's a brass band but they are influenced by jazz, hip hop, and they even do some light yamming. Even if you aren't into this genre, you need to see these guys perform. I promise you won't be disappointed. Thanks again to Tim Dwenger at Listen Up for some great shots!


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ChangeWave Research found that in addition to the 81% of iPad owners who are "very satisfied," 15% reported being "somewhat satisfied." That brings the iPad's total satisfaction rating to 96%. The next best-rated tablet was the Samsung Galaxy tab, which received 46% "very satisfied" responses. (ComputerWorld)
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InfoWorld's Bill Snyder breaks down why the Kindle Fire's numbers are plummeting, and he pulls no punches, writing: "When it comes to the Fire, it appears that familiarity breeds contempt." Ouch. (InfoWorld)
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World Cup-winning Springbok Juan Smith will make his return to the field of play after a two year absence this weekend, but he will be carefully managed to ensure the Toyota Cheetahs get the best out of him during their Vodacom Super Rugby campaign.
Smith, who missed the last two seasons with two horrific Achilles heel injuries, returned to training two weeks ago and has been declared ready for action by the Cheetahs medical team, which makes him likely to make an appearance this weekend in the pre-season "Reconciliation Cup" game against the Stormers.
But there are still concerns about the well-being of Smith, whose career was at a dead end, and whether or not he will be able to make the step up again after a long absence from the game.
There is no doubt that in his prime Smith was possibly the best No 7 flank on the planet, and if he can recapture anything close to that, it will be great news for Springbok coach Heyneke Meyer.
Cheetahs coach Naka Drotske confirmed that Smith would play this weekend and said he had "the fullest confidence" that the Bok flanker will be back to his best shortly.
"He's really looking good," Drotske told supersport.com, "Everybody knows he is a world class player, but it is difficult for any player to come back from two years out of the game.
"He has been training well with us, and he is showing no signs of any problems with his Achilles, so we expect him to be fully fit and ready on Saturday."
But Drotske cautioned against too much expectation from Smith in the beginning, saying the Cheetahs had decided to give him extra time for his comeback, and to ease him back into the rigours of the Southern Hemisphere competition once again.
Still, knowing the way Smith approaches the game this may be easier said than done as he tends to give 100% in any game he is involved in.
"We have to keep an eye on him and manage him well, especially in terms of our expectations in training. He is also 31 years old, so he's not a young player anymore, so we will keep a close eye and manage his workload well both on and off the field."
With Adriaan Strauss appointed as team captain again for the season, the Bok hooker will be keen to use Smith's experience and leadership capabilities in Super Rugby to help shore up a Cheetahs side that is looking to do better than they have in past tournaments.
2 years out of the game, only on match fees with no fixed contract.
Many will have written him off, and his body could be finished.
Hopefully though he can play well. I wonder if they would more consider him as a lock as he must have lost speed now. He was exceptional in the lineout.
Him and Matfield in the same lineout was lethal, because he covered the back of the lineout so well
Smith is far too old to be a contender for selection in 2015 and even if he regainsg his form - highly unlikely in view of his age and injury problems. I think it would really be unwise to pick him as a short term player for the Springboks. If I was him - I would rather try and land a lucrative foreign contract as a pension fund contributor.
That may just be his objective. Clubs would not sign him up without evidence that he is still good enough and his performances will be watched with eagle eyes by the clubs overseas. If he is good enough I am sure he will be out of SA by August 2013.


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These days it seems like everyone is a little crunched for money, or not quite as...generous...as they used to be, especially for those just out of college or in their twenties. Money is definitely an issue. It always has been, but with the recession and the job market, people are finding the crunch harder and harder to bear.
But if you really want to make sure that you aren't penniless by the time you hit 40 (this is an exaggeration, really) you're probably going to want to think long and hard about your personal finances. What follows are 3 simple things that we all can do to help personal fiscal security.
Keep Track of Spending
This may seem like an obvious statement (in fact, most of these are pretty "obvious") but you're actually going to want to track and review what you spend each month - and on what. The best way to do this in this day and age is a personal finance application on your phone, so that when you spend something you can automatically enter it in to track - as well as see at that moment what your financial health is.
Probably the most talked about app is Mint.com - it's available both for your phone, online, and for your tablet. While you do have the ability to set budgets, at this point in time the budgets are only on a monthly basis. As a current user, what is most useful about Mint is that I can actually see all of my accounts in one location, rather than logging in to each individual bank or credit card or investment account.
Beyond just keeping track of your spending you're going to want to actively set budgets and actually follow said budget. It's hard and will take some getting used to if you're a person who relies on plastic and impulse buys, but in the long run setting a reasonable budget that you can actually live on will be great for you.
Know What You're Worth And Spend Less Than You Make
If you find that when you're setting your budgets you can't live within your means unless you use credit cards or rely on your parents to pay some of your bills...well, then, something is awry.
The important thing here is to actually understand what you are worth to your company - and do your research! The same goes if you're interviewing for a new position and get a job offer. Know what the average cost of living is in the city or town, and have a grasp monetarily of what your experience brings to the table. Don't be afraid to negotiate salary or ask for a raise. If a company truly wants your skills, then most (even in this economy) will be open to some sort of salary bump - rarely are salaries the bottom line when it comes to what the company can afford to offer you.
Save (Automatically)
When you enter the workforce - no matter your age, you should not only start immediately contributing to a 401K (or whatever equivalent your company offers) but also start saving some sort of emergency fund, typically you want to aim for 3 - 6 months of expenses in your "golden parachute."
Even if you open a savings account and only contribute the monthly minimum, it will help you in the long run. The best practice, though, if you can manage it, is to set aside 5 - 10% of each paycheck to some sort of savings (other than the retirement plan) before you even start budgeting for the month.
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A report claims the US swept up 70 million French telephone records and text messages in its global surveillance net, and recorded private conversations.
Joining a growing list of angry allies, France on Monday demanded an explanation from Washington of a report that the U.S. swept up 70 million French telephone records and text messages in its global surveillance net, even recording certain private conversations.
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The fallout prompted a phone call from President Barack Obama to President Francois Hollande and, the White House said, an acknowledgment by Obama that the episode raises "legitimate questions for our friends and allies" about how U.S. surveillance capabilities are employed. Hollande's office issued a strongly worded statement afterward expressing "profound reprobation" over U.S. actions that it said intruded on the private lives of French citizens.
Spying among friendly countries is classic tradecraft but the sweep and scope of the National Security Agency program have surprised allies and raised indignation among those targeted — Germany, Mexico and Brazil among them.
The report in Le Monde, co-written by Glenn Greenwald, who originally revealed the surveillance program based on leaks from former NSA analyst Edward Snowden, found that when certain phone numbers were used, conversations were automatically recorded. The surveillance operation also gathered text messages based on key words, Le Monde reported.
"This sort of practice between partners that invades privacy is totally unacceptable and we have to make sure, very quickly, that this no longer happens," French Foreign Minister Laurent Fabius said. "We fully agree that we cooperate to fight terrorism. It is indispensable. But this does not justify that personal data of millions of our compatriots are snooped on."
Seeking to limit damage in relations with one of America's closest allies, Obama called Hollande late Monday and made clear the U.S. government is reviewing its intelligence-gathering "so that we properly balance the legitimate security concerns of our citizens and allies with the privacy concerns that all people share," a White House statement said. The statement said some recent disclosures have "distorted our activities" while others have raised genuine concerns by other countries.
Earlier, the French government summoned U.S. Ambassador Charles Rivkin for answers. A statement issued by the U.S. Embassy in Paris said Rivkin assured Alexandre Ziegler, chief of staff to Fabius, that "our ongoing bilateral consultations on allegations of information-gathering by U.S. government agencies would continue."
The level of the diplomatic consultation at the time — between the U.S. ambassador and only an aide to Fabius — suggested that France was modulating its response. Secretary of State John Kerry landed in Paris early Monday for meetings on Middle East issues and could have been contacted immediately if it appeared relations were in deeper trouble. But the matter was subsequently elevated with Obama's phone call.
Hollande's office said later that the French leader asked Obama to make available all information on NSA spying of French communications.
Kerry would not confirm the newspaper account or discuss intelligence-gathering except to say: "Lots of countries are engaged in the activity of trying to protect their citizens in the world."
Le Monde reported that from Dec. 10, 2012 to Jan. 8 of this year, 70.3 million recordings of French citizens' telephone data were made by the NSA. Intercepts peaked at almost 7 million in Dec. 24 and again on Jan. 7, the paper said. The targets were people with suspected links to terrorism and people chosen because of their roles in business, politics or the French government, the report said.


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How did your ride with Troy Lee come about?
They called me a few races after Christian got hurt and asked me to fill in, but I didn't want to do it. I wanted to do my own deal and didn't want to leave my team. I really wanted to do it on my own so everyone couldn't say I did it on a factory bike. All the riders got hurt at Salt Lake City and they needed a rider badly, and I wanted to better myself for next year. I got the opportunity to ride the bike in Las Vegas and was hoping to do better, but we struggled and had bad luck in the first main event. I got taken out and bent the shifter and the shift shaft, so I had to come in. I won the LCQ but got a bad start in the Shootout. There were so many fast guys. Baggett was right there in front of me, and so was Cunningham and Bogle. There were a lot of really good guys back there. It was disappointing but I am looking forward to the Outdoors coming up.
How long did you have on the bike before Las Vegas?
I had three days. We rode Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday, and spent two days at the Honda track and rode at Ronnie Faisst's speed and style track.
Where did you go when you fell of the radar?
In 2009, I broke my collarbone in Las Vegas while riding for Factory Kawasaki, and I started working for my ex-girlfriend's Dad, because he owned a construction company. I was an estimator and I did that for a year and a half. I tried to go back to Europe and race the GP for Aprilla, but I ended up crashing and fractured the C3 in my neck. I didn't have a bike or anything, so right after I came home from Europe I wasn't happy and started training. I traded a guy seven lessons for a 2003 KX 250 two stroke, and that was the only bike I had. About four months before Supercross, the Miller family bought me a KX 450 to ride. I was riding that when Mike Craig called me and said he wanted to start a race team. He was the only one that believed in me at the time and I said yeah. We started riding December 17th and right after that, he was let go and they kept me.
When you were injured, did you ever doubt riding again?
I was over it. I had a lot of injuries in my career and the economy was going down, so the pay wasn't as good and I didn't think it was worth it at the time to race for that amount of money. I regret it now, but it is all in God's timing. Then I wanted to race, and I remember I had a picture on my computer at the office of me racing. I just wanted to get back on the track so badly. It took a year and a half before I was racing again.
Is the pace faster now than when you quit?
It is. I think I am pretty much the same speed as I was before I quit, and these kids are on a whole new level with the aggression and everything. It was hard to adapt, and I expected to come out and be a top-10 rider, but I had a rude awakening at A1. I was going to the gym, but Supercross shape is completely different. It took me four races to get up to speed.
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What I Do
seeking social development, with justice through scholarship and activismResearch Professor of Social Development, Arizona Research Laboratories, University of Arizona
Lawmaker, elected 2 terms to the Arizona House of Representatives (2003-2006)
President, International Network on Displacement and Resettlement www.displacement.net
Applied anthropologist. Past-President, The Society for Applied Anthropology
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Election reform
Protecting our Democracy – when we vote.
When voters didn't trust having their votes counted only by machines, Ted combined forces with Republican Senator Karen Johnson and, overcame opposition from the Diebold voting machine company, Ted passed a new lawgiving all Arizona voters – no matter what their party - the right to a paper ballot and a right to a hand count audit of the voting machines.
Barefoot, without a hat –
Q. "Ted, why do you like to say that "all politicians should go barefoot and not wear hats?"
A. "The public needs to know whether politicians have horns and cloven hoofs."
" Now, I do believe in a tad bit of mystery…I don't expect them to take off their pants to prove they don't have a barbed tails! " 31 May 2011
read moreOLD Expert Testimony to the Asian Development Bank Board
Ted Downing with Thayer Scudder
As the Asian Development Bank Board of Directors proposed advising their involuntary resettlement project, forced displacement experts Thayer Scudder and Ted Downing prepared an DowningScudder letter to Board for INDR ADBSPU. Ted attended the ABD Board meeting in Madrid in 2008 and stated their opposition. Their intervention was partially successful.
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Ted's Experiment to Change Civil Culture: Comments in the Arizona Republic
The Commentary sections of our major newspapers give citizens an opportunity to instantly react to the news. Unlike the Letters to the Editor or OpEds, these on-line commentary sections have become rowdy (and entertaining) as people use avitars and false names.
Breaking with this uncivil tradition, Ted comments using his own name. He encourages others to change the culture by joining him.
The results show a 78% positive ratings on Ted's comments in the Arizona Republic – when we focus on civil discourse and education rather than name calling. Breaking with this uncivil tradition, Ted comments using his own name. He encourages others to change the culture by joining him. Join him and change America.
read moreUS Attacks on Iran are not the Answer
Only Diplomacy can yield Lasting Solutions.
John Adams and Ted Downing
In the Arizona Republic
Published Sat. 12 April 2008
With the departure of Admiral Fox Fallon, commander of U.S. Central Command and reputed voice of reason in policy discussions on Iran, the danger of another pre-emptive U.S. attack looms urgently.
American attacks on Iranian nuclear facilities could risk all-out war throughout the Mideast.
This is the greatest fear of most of our allies worldwide. It should be ours as well. We must insist on thorough, decisive and immediate diplomatic solutions.
Until a few months ago, some in the U.S. policy community considered military action against Iran reasonable.
A previously unpublished National Intelligence Estimate, released Dec. 3, reported no credible evidence to support the idea that Iran might be developing a nuclear bomb.
Tehran halted its nuclear enrichment program in 2003 and, as of the middle of 2006, had not restarted it.
Unquestionably, some of Iran's behavior is contrary to U.S. and international interests.
Most of the world has grave concern about potential Iranian development of a nuclear weapon.
Nevertheless, war with Iran would be a senseless way to resolve our differences.
It is time to be honest with the American people and share the potential consequences.
An Iranian conflict would place all of America's interests in the region at great risk.
With nearly three times the population of Iraq – 70 million people – Iran presents infinitely more problems for our military operations than does Iraq.
Our overstretched armed forces would be at increased risk if we were at war in Afghanistan, Iraq and Iran.
Iran will not allow itself to be bombed without retaliation, and it has had years to prepare its defensive strategy.
Retaliation could include more aggression in the Middle East or kidnapping of our citizens – some may remember 1979.
Consider the regional consequences of a so-called "surgical strike" on Iran's nuclear facilities.
It would require thousands of air sorties just to strike Iran's far-flung air and naval facilities, not to mention a massive effort to secure the Straits of Hormuz and Gulf oil facilities. And any nuclear program could resume as soon as the smoke cleared.
In Iraq, our troops would have to prepare for retaliation.
Hamas and Hezbollah actions would be unleashed in Israel and Lebanon, and enraged Muslim populations would attack anyone seen as allied with America in Afghanistan and Pakistan.
All of these risks must be fully disclosed, discussed and assessed openly and, most important, our congressional representatives must maintain their right to make any decision to attack Iran.
Our diplomatic relationship with Iran is central to improving the security structure in the Middle East and is critical to our global influence as well.
Iran can provide the security arrangements that can help the U.S. coordinate a safe and honorable withdrawal from Iraq.
Continuing to view Iran as an adversary that must be contained or pressured will only delay this process.
Conversely, America can provide the one thing that the Iran regime desires most, i.e. legitimacy and reintegration into the world community. Only effective and informed diplomacy can yield a peaceful and permanent solution to these problems.
John Adams is a retired U.S. Army brigadier general and doctoral student of political science at the University of Arizona. Ted Downing, former state legislator, is a University of Arizona professor and consultant.Also contributing to this essay: Lawyer Harrison Dickey, history professor Richard Eaton of the University of Arizona; Republican businesswoman Cele Peterson; retired doctor and UA College of Medicine professor Barbara H. Warren; and Donna Branch-Gilby, former head of the Pima County Democratic Party and a candidate for the county Board of Supervisors.
read moreRekindling the American Spirit – TV Op Ed
Months before it was clear who would prevail in the primary, Ted Downing, a former state legislator and Obama supporter and Sheila Tobias, a local active feminist and Hillary Clinton supporter, agreed to work toward unity, no matter which of our candidates won.
Rekindling American Spirit – Sheila Tobias and Ted Downing
A TV Editorial
Both of them being writers, they agreed to write an op ed together. They are hoping that their article and their appearance on Tucson Access will move Obama and Clinton supporters toward greater understanding of our respective passions for our candidates and for one another.
OLD Changing how we are governed….not just who governs.
Tried of partisan gridlock? Hollow claims that a candidate will "work across the aisle"?
Rather than hollow promises, Ted stepped away from running for elections. He is focusing on HOW, not WHO governs.
Ted is "the architect" of Arizona's "Top 2″ Open Primary measure – designed to end the corrupt election system where candidates are elected in closed or semi-closed primary elections which disenfranchise independent voters. The measure will ensure that every person qualified to vote, including those not affiliated with any political party, has the right to vote at any election for any candidate, regardless of the voter's or the candidate's party affiliation or lack of party affiliation.
The Measure
- Abolishes the existing system of taxpayer-funded primary elections to select nominees for political parties.
- Creates in its place an Open "Top Two" Primary Election, in which all candidates running for an office appear together on the same ballot and all qualified voters (regardless of party affiliation or lack thereof) are able to vote for the candidate of their choice. The two candidates receiving the highest vote totals for each office would then go on to face each other in the general election.
- Allows all Arizonans, regardless of party affiliation, to vote in a single open primary for the candidates of their choice. The two candidates who receive the most votes in the primary will compete in the general election.
- Establishes a level playing field for all voters and candidates – ending the era of voting statutes and procedures designed to protect the monopoly of recognized political parties.
This Amendment to the Arizona Constitutional is being circulated by Open Elections/Open Government Coalition of which Ted is a member. The Open Primary – Top 2 Advance initiative is supported by the national organizations, including www.independentvoting.org.
Ted is spearheading, with his friends, a volunteer effort in support of the initiative.
read moreDowning: Deferred Compensation Preferable to Furloughs
Guest Opinion
Deferred compensation preferable to furloughs By Ted Downing
Special to the Arizona Daily Star
Tucson, Arizona | Published: 02.10.2009
The state has a revenue shortfall and it is time for innovative solutions that do not permanently cripple our state. Unlike the federal government, the Arizona Constitution requires a balanced budget every year. This forces the Legislature to cut spending somewhere.
As a former ranking Democrat in the state House's Education Committee, I strongly agree that the Legislature's majority has mistakenly singled out education for budget cuts. But protesting and beating on our chests does not balance the budget. Nor do threats by universities to cut popular public programs.
Administrators, not legislators, set priorities and the lawmakers know that. Something (read "someone") must lose.
Both Arizona State University and the University of Arizona have mandated employee furloughs. Furloughs cut employee paychecks, but not their salaries. State agencies are considering the same.
You don't get paid for the days you don't work. The employee loses pay for good. However, the state institution or agency suffers a disruption in work or services as employees are not there.
As an alternative, I suggest deferred compensation. The employee gets an IOU, a promise to pay in the future after the economy recovers or upon termination. The employees save their income and defer paying taxes.
The highly paid executives, including the overpaid bankers who got us into this mess, use this method all the time. In the aggregate, the institution operates with a lower budget and the employees wait to be paid rather than lose their pay.
A deferred compensation plan keeps all hands on deck. It avoids unintended economic consequences. It is not good for an economic recovery if some of our lower-paid employees fall behind on their mortgage payments and put another house of a bloated market.
Either plan, of course, is better than layoffs and salary cuts (permanent reductions), which decapitalize our economy.
While ASU has not yet adopted a deferred-compensation plan, they are scaling their furloughs so that those who make more take more unpaid days off. ASU administrators are being furloughed for 15 days, faculty and academic professionals up to 12 days, and other employees up to 10 days. This may save $24 million.
The UA is planning across-the-board five-day furloughs during fiscal 2009-2010, regardless of rank or current salary.
A better option would be to forget the furloughs altogether and use deferred compensation on a sliding scale. Depending on their salaries, employees defer (save) different amounts.
The legislators, who make $24,000 a year, are aware that some of our university administrators make more than President Barack Obama. With Congress contemplating capping executive pay on Wall Street, how long before six-figure public-employee incomes come under scrutiny.
The public remembers the moral leadership of Lee Iacocca, the former CEO of Chrysler who gained national acclaim when he agreed to work for $1 a year during a previous crisis.
Of course, it would be nice to go without furloughs, layoffs or deferred compensation, but this is not an alternative.
Write to Ted Downing at email@example.com
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OLD Countering Development Creating of "New Poverty
Valuable infrastructure development need not require the people who are in the way to pay the cost. Over 15 million people a year are forcefully displaced by development projects – through eminent domain, compulsory acquisition or forced resettlement. These innocent people who are in the way risk loss of livelihoods and communities for the sake of another's development. For almost twenty years, Ted has worked with a small community of scholars and human rights advocates to identify and alleviate the impoverishment that is risk when peoples are involuntary resettled or displaced by development projects. His theoretical contributions to understanding what happens to societies who are forcefully displaced is internationally recognized, especially the distinction he draws between routine and dissonant culture. He helped organize and is President of the International Network on Displacement and Resettlement (INDR) the only global network.
Ted interviews a Yoruba about the loss of lands that were forcefully taken by a new pipeline in Nigeria. The interviewee is standing on a dirt mound.
OLD Projects: Uganda, Nigeria, Argentina-Paraguay, Mexico and more…
A request for inspection was filed with the Inspection Panel, the accountability of arm of the World Bank's Board of Directors, alleging that the Bujigali II Dam along the Nile in Uganda. They Requesters claim that the involuntary resettlement has been improperly done, as per World Bank standards (World Bank OP 4.12). Claims are also made that those displaced have been under compensated and critical cultural spiritual considerations have not been made. Ted conducted fact-finding for the Panel. His findings are reported in Chapters VII and VIII of The Bujagali Investigaion Report of The Inspection Panel. A special report on Spiritual Significance in Busoga Culture is listed as Annex C, page 220. Ted suggests a link to a third party video of the spiritual medium's ceremony next to Bujagali falls.
Client: The Inspection Panel (reporting to the World Bank Board of Directors)
Place: Uganda 2007 –2009
A request for inspection was filed with the Inspection Panel, the accountability arm of the World Bank's Board of Directors, alleging that the West African Gas Pipeline project (WAGP) will cause irreparable damage to their land and destroy the livelihoods of their Yoruba communities. Specifically, the Requesters believe the Bank failed to follow its involuntary resettlement policy (OP 4.12). Ted conducted the fact-finding for the Panel that lead to significant increases in compensation for the Yoruba displaced peoples. See report on local level impacts. His analysis is found in the Panel's Investigation Report on the West African Gas Pipeline Project.
Client: The Inspection Panel (reporting to the World Bank Board of Directors)
Place: Nigeria 2007 –2008
Under contract to the International Institution on Environment and Development (UK), Ted and his wife, Carmen, completed a global analysis of issues mining issues related to involuntary resettlement and mining. This review was sponsored by majors in global mining and the major international environmental organizations in the Mining, Minerals and Sustainable Development Project
Client: MMSD-IIED
Scope: Global Review 2001-2
As one of three members, Ted reviewed technical resettlement issues for the Entidad Binacional Yacyreta at the Yacyreta dam on the Argentina-Paraguay border. This 12 billion-dollar investment will ultimately require the resettlement of over 40,000 people, including the commercial center of Encarnacion.
Client: The World Bank
Region: Argentina and Paraguay government 1996
Initial design and supervision of resettlement of peasants at the Zimapan hydroelectric project and indigenous peoples near the Aguamilpas hydroelectric projects constructed by the Mexican Federal Electrical Commission (CFE). Ted later supervised CFE compliance to World Bank operational involuntary resettlement policies. A student/colleague, Dr. Inga-Lill Aronson and Ted continue to periodically monitor post-displacement changes at the Zimapan site.
Client: The World Bank (IBRD)
Region: Mexico 1987, 1993-1995, and sporadic visits until the present.
Contracted with the MMSD (see above) through the International Institution on Environment and Development (IIED-UK) for an industry-wide, global review of the strategies and tactics that develop when mining is on or near indigenous peoples.
Client: MMSD-IIED
Scope: Global Review. 2001- 2004
CO-FOUNDED and PRESIDENT OF THE INTERNATIONAL NETWORK ON DISPLACEMENT AND RESETTLEMENT www.displacement.net
In 2000, at the Tenth World Congress of Rural Sociology in Rio de Janeiro organized by Michael Cernea, Shi Guoquing (Hohai University, China) and Ted organized an ad hoc meeting of 60 resettlement specialists from over 20 countries. They formed the International Network on Displacement and Resettlement (INDR). The INDR provides a virtual, global communications network of scholars, practitioners, and policy makers attempting to prevent development-induced impoverishment through its website atwww.displacement.net . Ted has serve as its President and principle patron.
Client: Primarily Ted's Compnay: Q5 Inc., with generous donations from Thayer Scudder, Susanna Price, and Michael Cernea.
Scope : Global via internet with occasional meetings. President 2000 – present
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Explore Ted's Innovative Work
View a 2 min video form Who is Ted Downing? by Tani Sanchez.
Review Ted's on-going work to end government financing of political parties and institute a new open election system. The Arizona Open Primary Election Initiative gathered over 350,000 signatures and was on the ballot in November 2012, but failed to pass. As it California, it may take several attempts.
Professionally, Ted and Carmen continues with this attempt to avoid and mitigate the impact on millions of people worldwide who face needless impoverishment by being in the pathway of development projects. Their internationally recognized theory of Routine and Dissonant Culture explains the psycho-social and cultural disruptions facing the displaced.
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