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Mulvihill, Peter R., Baker, Douglas C., & Morrison, William R. (2001) A Conceptual Framework for Environmental History in Canada's North. Environmental History, 6(4), pp. 611-626.
Baker, Douglas C., Slanz, Christine, & Summerville, Tracey (2001) An Evolving Policy Community in Action: The Case of Construction Aggregate Policy in Ontario. Canadian Public Administration, 44(4), pp. 463-483.
Baker, Douglas C. (2002) Mining in Northern British Columbia. Western Geography, 12(2002), pp. 1-20.
Harriman, Jill & Baker, Douglas C. (2003) Applying integrated resource and environmental management to transmission right-of-way maintenance. Journal of Environmental Planning and Management, 46(2), pp. 199-217.
Baker, Douglas C. & McLelland, James N. (2003) Evaluating the Effectiveness of British Columbia's Environmental Assessment for First Nations' Participation in Mining Development. Environmental Impact Assessment Review, 23(5), pp. 581-603.
Heywood, Philip R., Baker, Douglas C., & Bajracharya, Bhishna (2004) Re-booting regional planning in South East Queensland. Urban Policy Program, Griffith University, Brisbane, Qld.
Ewert, Alan W., Bissix, Glynn C., & Baker, Douglas C. (2004) Integrated Resource and Environmental Management : The Human Dimension. CABI Publishing, Oxfordshire, UK.
Baker, Douglas & Donehue, Paul (2005) Measuring policy effectiveness : first nations' participation in environmental assessment in Northern British Columbia, Canada. In Star, Cassandra (Ed.) Proceeding of Ecopolitics XVI : Transforming Environmental Governance for the 21st Century Conference, 4-6 July 2005, Griffith University, Brisbane, Queensland.
Baker, Douglas Charles, Sipe, Neil, & Wypych, Stan (2005) Performance-based planning in Queensland. Australian Planner, 42(3), pp. 26-31.
Baker, Douglas & Hendy, Richard (2005) Planning for sustainable construction aggregate resources in Australia. In Sidwell, Anthony Charles (Ed.) Proceedings of the Queensland University of Technology Research Week International Conference, 4-5 July 2005, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane, Queensland.
Baker, Douglas & Rapaport, Eric (2005) The Science of Assessment: Identifying and Predicting Environmental Impacts. In Hanna, K (Ed.) Environmental Impact Assessment: Practice and Participation. Oxford University Press, Canada, pp. 33-52.
Baker, Douglas C. & Rapaport, Eric (2005) The science of assessment : identifying and predicting environmental impacts. In Hanna, Kevin S. (Ed.) Environmental Impact Assessment : Practice and Participation. Oxford University Press, Ontario, pp. 33-52.
Baker, Douglas C., Sipe, Neil G., & Gleeson, Brendan J. (2006) Performance-based planning: Perspectives from the United States, Australia, and New Zealand. Journal of Planning Education and Research, 25(4), pp. 396-409.
Coiacetto, Eddo & Baker, Douglas C. (2006) Public real estate development in Queensland: Local government as developers. Urban Policy and Research, 24(2), pp. 237-252.
Baker, Douglas C. (2006) Between a Rock and a Hard Place: Regional Planning for the Extractive Industry in SE Queensland. In Childs, Iraphne R.W. & Hudson, Brian J. (Eds.) Queensland: Geographical Perspectives. Royal Geographical Society of Queensland, Brisbane, Qld., pp. 73-89.
Ferreira, Luis, Stevens, Nick J., & Baker, Doug C. (2006) The New Airport and its Urban Region: Evaluating Transport Linkages. In International Conference of Transport and Traffic Studies, August 2-5, X'ian.
Gurran, Nicole, Milligan, Vivienne, Baker, Douglas C., & Bugg, Laura B. (2007) International practice in planning for affordable housing: lessons for Australia. Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute .
Baker, Douglas C., Grice, Tammy, Fien, John, Charlesworth, Esther, Lee, Gini, & Morris, David (2007) Flexible guidelines for the design of remote Indigenous community housing. Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute.
Bajracharya, Bhishna N., Donehue, Paul A., & Baker, Douglas C. (2007) Master Planned Communities and Governance. In 2007 State of Australian Cities Conference (SOAC 2007), 28-30 November 2007, Adelaide.
Stevens, Nicholas J., Baker, Douglas C., & Freestone, Robert (2007) Understanding the Australian Airport Metropolis. In State of Australian Cities National Conference (SOAC), 28-30 November 2007, Adelaide.
Kelly, Dungey & Baker, Douglas C. (2007) The integration of risk management into the design of the airport metropolis. In McCarthy, Christine & Matthewson, Gill (Eds.) Inhabiting Risk IDEA Conference 2007, 2-6 July 2007, Wellington, New Zealand.
Appold, Stephen, Baker, Douglas C., Donnet, Timothy, Kimmet, Philip C., Van de Riet, Odette, & van Twist, Mark (2008) Lessons from international comparison for the Commission ROL. Technical University of Delft, Netherlands.
Walker, Arron R. & Baker, Douglas C. (2008) Meeting the challenges of increased passenger movements for airports in Australia. In Queensland Spatial Conference 2008 : Global Warning: What's Happening In Paradise?, 17-19 July 2008, Gold Coast, Qld, Australia.
Gurran, Nicole, Milligan, Vivienne, Baker, Douglas C., Bugg, Laura B., & Christensen, Sharon A. (2008) New directions in planning for affordable housing: Australian and international evidence and implications. Research and Policy Bulletin, 105(Final Report: No. 120), pp. 1-143.
Baker, Douglas C. & Freestone, Robert (2008) Reconciling public and private interests in the planning and development of airports : the Australian experience, 1995-2008. In International Planning History Society 13th Biennial Conference : Public versus private planning : themes, trends and tensions, 10-13 July 2008, Chicago, Illinois.
Fien, John, Charlesworth, Esther, Lee, Gini, Morris, David, Baker, Douglas C., & Grice, Tammy (2008) A new design framework for remote Indigenous housing. Research & Policy Bulletin.
Fien, John, Charlesworth, Esther, Lee, Gini, Morris, David, Baker, Douglas C., & Grice, Tammy (2008) Towards a design framework for remote Indigenous Housing. Australian Housing and Urban Research Institute.
Keast, Robyn L., Baker, Douglas C., & Brown, Kerry A. (2008) Balancing infrastructure for the airport metropolis. In International conference on infrastructure systems : building networks for a brighter future, 10 – 12 November, Rotterdam, Netherlands.
Baker, Douglas C., Sipe, Neil G., & Gleeson, Brendan J. (2008) Performance-based planning: perspectives from the United States, Australia and New Zealand. In Harper, Thomas L., Gar-On Yeh, Anthony, & Costa, Heloisa (Eds.) Dialogues in urban and regional planning 3. Routledge, New York ; London, pp. 264-288.
Wijnen, Roland A. A., Walker, Warren E., & Baker, Douglas C. (2008) Policy Analysis of an Airport Metropolis. In Schrenk, Manfred, Popovich, Vasily, Engelke, Dirk, & Elisei, Pietro (Eds.) REAL CORP 08, 19-21 May 2008, Vienna.
Yigitcanlar, Tan, Martinez-Fernandez, Cristina, Searle, Glen, Baker, Douglas C., & Velibeyoglu, Koray (2008) Understanding the Conditions for the Emergence of Airport Knowledge Precincts: A Framework for Research. In Schrenk, Manfred, Popovich, Vasily, Engelke, Dirk, & Elisei, Pietro (Eds.) REAL CORP 008, 19-21 May 2008, Vienna.
Freestone, Robert & Baker, Douglas Charles (2009) The planning of airport regions and National Aviation Policy Issues and challenges in the Australian experience 2008-2009. In Knippenberger, U & Wall, A (Eds.) Airports in Cities and Regions: Regions and Practise ; 1st International Colloquium on Airports and Spatial Development, KIT Scientific Publishing, University of Karlsruhe, Baden-Württemberg, pp. 69-83.
Garner, Gary O. & Baker, Douglas C. (2009) Implications of "state significant projects" in Queensland. In The Second Infrastructure Theme Postgraduate Conference, 26 March 2009, Queensland University of Technology, Brisbane.
Baker, Douglas C. & Freestone, Robert (2009) Listen and learn. Global Airport Cities, 2(4), pp. 8-10.
Baker, Douglas C. & Freestone, Robert (2010) The airport city : a new business model for airport development. In Macario, Rosario & Van de Voorde, Eddy (Eds.) Critical Issues in Air Transport Economics and Business. Routledge/Taylor and Francis Group, Oxon, United Kingdom, pp. 150-164.
Walker, Arron R. & Baker, Douglas C. (2010) A planning support system for airport city development. In Proceedings of the 14th Air Transport Research Society Conference, Air Transport Research Society (ATRS), Porto, Portugal.
Dodson, Jago, Sipe, Neil G., & Baker, Douglas C. (2010) Transportation and the wheels of growth. In Gleeson, Brendan J. & Steele, Wendy (Eds.) A Climate Growth : Planning South-East Queensland. The University of Queensland Press, St Lucia, Qld, pp. 185-202.
Freestone, Robert & Baker, Douglas C. (2010) Challenges in land use planning around Australian airports. Journal of Air Transport Management, 16(5), pp. 264-271.
Stevens, Nicholas J., Baker, Douglas C., & Freestone, Robert (2010) Airports in their urban settings : towards a conceptual model of interfaces in the Australian context. Journal of Transport Geography, 18(2), pp. 276-284.
Keast, Robyn L., Baker, Douglas C., & Brown, Kerry (2010) Sustainable airport infrastructure : balancing infrastructures for the airport metropolis. In Yigitcanlar, Tan (Ed.) Sustainable, Urban and Regional Infrastructure Development : Technologies, Applications and Management. Information Science Reference, Hershey, Pa, pp. 91-101.
Fien, John, Charlesworth, Esther, Lee, Gini, Baker, Douglas C., Grice, Tammy, & Morris, David (2010) Life on the edge : housing experiences in three remote Australian indigenous settlements. Habitat International, 35, pp. 342-349.
Appold, Stephen & Baker, Douglas C. (2010) When the shoe doesn't quite fit: Regulating large commercial airports with expanding roles. In Viegas, J & Macario, R (Eds.) Proceedings of the 12th WCTR World Conference on Transport Research, World Conference on Transport Research Society, Lisbon, Portugal, pp. 1-26.
Donehue, Paul, Baker, Douglas C., & Washington, Simon (2011) The importance of a resilient air services network to Australian remote, rural, and regional communities. In Department of Transport and Main Roads Engineering Technology Forum, 1-4 August 2011, QUT, IHBI. (Unpublished)
Mayere, Severine & Baker, Douglas C. (2011) Communities Under Stress: Understanding and Managing Growth in Resource–Based Regions–The case of the Western Downs, Queensland. In The 3rd World Planning Schools Congress 2011, 4 - 8 July , Perth, Western Australia.
Freestone, Robert, Baker, Douglas, & Stevens, Nicholas (2011) Managing airport land development under regulatory uncertainty. Research In Transportation Business And Management, 1(1), pp. 101-108.
Freestone, Robert & Baker, Douglas (2011) Spatial planning models of airport-driven urban development. Journal of Planning Literature, 26(3), pp. 263-279.
Donehue, Paul, Baker, Douglas C., & Washington, Simon (2012) Importance of a resilient air services network to Australian remote, rural, and regional communities. Transportation Research Record: Journal of the Transportation Research Board, 2300, pp. 155-161.
McClure, Lachlan, Baker, Douglas C., & Sloan, Mellini (2012) The potential influence of Neoliberalism on the capacity and form of spatial adaptation. In Norra, Stefan, Schleicher, Nina, Morrison, Greg, & Rauch, Sebastien (Eds.) Book of Abstracts 11th Urban Environment Symposium 16–19 September 2012, Karlsruhe, Germany, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe Institute of Technology, Karlsruhe, Germany.
Baker, Douglas C. & Mahmood, Muhammad Nateque (2012) Developing tools to support complex infrastructure decision-making. Smart and Sustainable Built Environment, 1(1), pp. 59-72.
Baker, Douglas C. & Freestone, Robert (2012) Land use planning for privatized airports. Journal of the American Planning Association, 78(3), pp. 328-341.
Baker, Douglas C. & Donnet, Timothy (2012) Regional and remote airports under stress in Australia. Research In Transportation Business And Management, 4, pp. 37-43.
Donehue, Paul & Baker, Douglas C. (2012) Remote, rural, and regional airports in Australia. Transport Policy, 24, pp. 232-239.
Kamruzzaman, Md., Baker, Douglas, Washington, Simon, & Turrell, Gavin (2013) Residential dissonance and mode choice. Journal of Transport Geography, 33, pp. 12-28.
Kamruzzaman, Md., Baker, Douglas C., & Turrell, Gavin (2013) Short and medium term travel behavioural outcomes of residential dissonance : implications for TOD. In WCTR 2013 World Conference on Transport Research, 15-18 July 2013, Rio de Janeiro.
Stevens, Nicholas & Baker, Douglas (2013) Land use conflict across the airport fence : competing urban policy, planning and priority in Australia. Urban Policy and Research.
Kamruzzaman, Md., Washington, Simon, Baker, Douglas C., & Turrell, Gavin (2013) Does residential dissonance impact residential mobility? In Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, 13-17 January 2013, Washington, D.C.
Wong, Dan & Baker, Douglas (2013) Airport ground transportation policies and the future of rail connections at US airports. In Proceedings of Transportation Research Board 92nd Annual Meeting, Washington, D. C. (In Press)
Eves, Chris, Baker, Douglas C., & Bryant, Lyndall (2013) Commercial developments in airport precincts : lease and valuation issues : preliminary study. In Rossini, Peter (Ed.) 19th Pacific Rim Real Estate Society Conference, Pacific Rim Real Estate Society, RMIT, Melbourne, Australia.
Kamruzzaman, Md., Washington, Simon, Baker, Douglas C., & Turrell, Gavin (2013) Does residential dissonance impact residential mobility? Transportation Research Record, 2344, pp. 59-67.
McClure, Lachlan & Baker, Douglas (2013) Doing adaptation differently? Does neoliberalism influence adaptation planning in Queensland? In Ruming, Kirstian, Randolph, Bill, & Gurran, Nicole (Eds.) State of Australian Cities Conference 2013 : Refereed Proceedings, State of Australian Cities Research Network, Shangri-La Hotel, Sydney, NSW.
McClure, Lachlan, Baker, Douglas, & Sloan, Mellini (2013) Neoliberalism and Spatial Adaptation. In Rauch, Sebastien, Morrison, Gregory, Norra, Stefan, & Schleicher, Nina (Eds.) Urban Environment. Springer, Dordrecht Heidelberg New York London, pp. 411-422.
Baker, Douglas, Marston, Greg, & McClure, Lachlan (2013) Synergies and goal conflicts for climate change policy and spatial planning. In Schrenk, Manfred, Popovich, Vasily, Zeile, Peter, & Elisei , Pietro (Eds.) Proceedings of REAL CORP 2013 - The 18th International Conference on Urban Planning, Regional Development and Information Society, CORP - Competence Centre of Urban and Regional Planning, Acquario Romano (House of Architecture) Rome, Italy, pp. 871-877.
Kamruzzaman, Md. & Baker, Douglas C. (2013) Will the application of spatial multi criteria evaluation technique enhance the quality of decision-making to resolve boundary conflicts in the Philippines? Land Use Policy, 34, pp. 11-26.
Kamruzzaman, Md., Baker, Douglas C., Washington, Simon, & Turrell, Gavin (2014) Advance transit oriented development typology : case study in Brisbane, Australia. Journal of Transport Geography, 34, pp. 54-70.


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He's never looked younger! Those terrific new but vintage-looking Mickey Mouse shorts that are currently airing on Disney Channel have already won three Emmys — what better way to celebrate the little guy's 85th birthday than with a super-duper extended one? On Monday, Nov. 18 (8/7c) the channel will air Potatoland, a seven-minute cartoon that finds Mickey, Donald and Goofy on a road trip to Idaho to fulfill Goofy's lifelong dream of visiting what he fondly remembers as Potatoland theme park.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. (AP & WSAZ) - West Virginia Republican chairman Mike Stuart says he'll step down in May after serving half of his four-year term on the job.
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Justin Morneau was the star tonight for the Twins, going 4-for-5 and driving in 4 runs against the AL central leading Tigers. Morneau hit his 7th home run of the month in the top of the 4th inning to give the Twins the first lead--and they never lost it.
The bad news from this game, however, is that Twins stud Joe Mauer has landed on the 7-day DL with a concussion. He was originally slotted to play first base, but got dizzy during batting practice and was scratched from the line-up. Mauer took about 6 foul-tips off his mask during Monday's game against the Mets.
Twins Starting Pitcher Mike Pelfrey also had a strong night, giving the Twins his second quality start of the season. Pelfrey gave up 3 earned runs over 6.2 innings--which in the Twins world of starting pitching, is pretty amazing.
The other highlight: Pedro "P-Flo" Florimon hit a solo dinger in the 6th inning.
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- Justin Morneau: 4-for-5, 1 HR, 2-run double, 4 RBI, only a triple short of the cycle.
- P-Flo: 1-for-3, 1 HR, 1 walk, 2 runs.
- Glen Perkins: 1 hit, 1 walk--but good for the save (striking out MIGUEL CABRERA!)
- Clete Thomas: 0-for-4--EXCEPT, he made a real great defensive play.
- Joe Mauer has been placed on the 7-day DL. Chris Colabello has been recalled to take Joe's place.
- Oswaldo Arcia was scratched from the game with a sore wrist; he is day-to-day, and could possibly end up on the DL.
- Samuel Deduno has a sore shoulder and is questionable for his scheduled start Friday.
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NOTE: Students interested in the Conservatory of Dance please click on the "Conservatory of Dance Visits" tab below.
Open Houses are a great way for prospective undergraduates and their families to explore Purchase College and get a sense of our community. Take a campus tour, connect with our students, faculty and staff and gain valuable information about the application process, academic programs, and vibrant student life. The Office of Admissions hosts one Fall Open House and one Spring Junior Open House.
Express Decision Portfolio Review Day
Friday, February 7, 2014
This event provides students with the opportunity to:
- Have portfolio artwork reviewed by Art+Design faculty from various collegiate institutions*
- Tour the campus and visual arts facilities
- Learn more about the BFA and BS degree programs
offered in the School of Art+Design
*NOTE: BFA Film and BFA Theatre Design/Technology programs are NOT included in Portfolio Days. For information on portfolio requirements for these programs visit our application instructions page
For more information and registration please visit the event website at www.purchase.edu/portfolioday.
Learn all about transferring into one of our 30+ traditional Liberal Arts and Science majors as well as opportunities to complete your degree within our Liberal Studies Program. Designed for transfer students who need flexibility, convenience and maximization of credits, the Liberal Studies program will enrich your understanding of the Liberal Arts while providing you with the tools to meet everyday work and life challenges. Liberal Studies is the only program that offer students the opportunity for full-time, part-time, evening, weekend, and online study.
Join us for an informal, personal session to learn about these programs, admission process and flexible course schedules. Information on credit-bearing professional certificate programs as well as alternative ways to earn credit will be discussed.
REGISTER HERE Please search by 'Transfer Events'
**NOTE** Tours will not follow these Information Sessions. If you are interested in a campus tour register in the 'Information sessions and campus tours.'CONSERVATORY OF DANCE VISITS
CONSERVATORY OF DANCE VISITS (Fall and Spring Semester Only)
Students interested in studying Dance, don't miss this opportunity! Offered on select Tuesdays and Thursdays throughout the academic year, the visit affords students the opportunity to tour the dance building, observe a dance class and participate in an abbreviated campus tour including a tour of the residence halls.
**Please be advised that there will be no guided tours or information sessions from December 16th through January 27th due to the student winter vacation.**
Visit Dates and Registration Space is limited, so register early. **Note** Please search by "Conservatory of Dance Visit"
Accepted Student Events are a great way to explore the college and connect with the Purchase College community. Accepted Students are encouraged to take advantage of the numerous events throughout the spring semester!
Register Now! Accepted Student Events are scheduled for:
Friday April 4, 2014
For more information visit the Accepted Students Events Page!
Immediate Decision Day
Immediate Decision Day is an opportunity for qualified freshman Liberal Arts & Sciences applicants to participate in a quick, simple, and personalized admissions process. See a list of Liberal Arts & Science majors (BA programs) available at Purchase College. This day is recommended for students for whom Purchase College is a top choice.
SCHOOL GROUP VISITS (Fall and Spring Semesters only)
Designed for groups of 10 or more, these visits are for high school students representing an educational institution or a community agency. Group Visits generally consist of a presentation by an Admissions Advisor and a guided tour of campus.
Applications from all groups are welcome, however, priority is given to Community Based Organizations. For information regarding visiting please visit the Campus Visit page.
Purchase College does not offer evaluative interviews for admissions except for select programs in the Visual and Performing Arts. These interviews occur during the application process by invitation only.
However, if you are interested in speaking with an admissions counselor you can arrange an informative interview. These interviews must be made in advance on weekdays between 9:00 a.m. and 4:00 p.m. by calling the Office of Admissions at 914-251-6300.
The lack of an interview will not have an adverse impact on your admissions decision.
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CLE in CNY - Splitting the (Tax) Baby
December 19
College of Law, Room 100 MacNaughton Hall
6:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m.
Splitting the (Tax) Baby:
Which Parent Gets Which Tax Benefits for Which Child?
Wednesday, December 19, 2012, 6-8 p.m.
MacNaughton Hall, Room 100
Syracuse University College of Law
: Robert Nassau, Esq., Professor of Practice and Director, Low Income Taxpayer Clinic, Syracuse University College of Law
Major Topics:
Ability to file as head of household;
Dependency exemption;
Child and additional child tax credit;
Earned income tax credit;
Claiming daycare.
This program offers 2 CLE credits (Professional Practice) and is recommended for newly admitted and experienced attorneys. The program is targeted to those practicing matrimonial or family law, but all are welcome to attend.
$25 per person charge includes all materials and light dinner.( Syracuse University College of Law has a CLE Financial Hardship policy. Please contact (315) 443-9533 for additional information.)
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Brooks Bros. Black Fleece Debuts Spring Collection
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Brooks Brothers just made their high-end, high-style Black Fleece collection for Spring / Summer '08 available online, and it's certainly stimulating, if perhaps not to everyone's taste. The line, designed by controversial but undeniably au courant designer Thom Browne, features twisted takes on preppy classics with eyebrow-raising pricetags.
Highlights of the men's looks include a "Fun" red, green, yellow and blue patchwork seersucker jacket for $1,900 with matching pants for an additional $700; a suit of cotton madras plaid (jacket $1,500, pants $600); a $2,500 morning coat with grosgrain tipping meant to be worn with a top hat; and an Irish linen trench coat with grosgrain tipping for $2,000. For women, there's a patchwork seersucker shorts suit to match the men's model (jacket $1,900, pants $500) and a cotton piqué patch pocket jacket with grosgrain tipping and sterling silver buttons for $2,100.
While the classic influences are obvious, this isn't exactly the kind of thing one associates with the traditional wares of Brooks -- but that's exactly the point of Black Fleece. Whether you can a) afford it, and b) pull it off is another matter entirely.


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Frequently Asked Questions
This page provides answers to questions most frequently asked regarding Robert Wilson and his works. If you still have questions after reading this page, please let us know by writing us here.
- How do apply for the Watermill Center's Summer Program?
- Whom should I contact about Robert Wilson's drawings, editions, and visual arts projects?
- Where can I find archival documentation of Robert Wilson's career?
- Where can I find general information about Robert Wilson's works?
- How do I obtain videotapes of Robert Wilson's productions?
- How do I obtain photographs of Robert Wilson's works?
- How do I purchase tickets to Robert Wilson events?
- What events are planned for my area in the near future?
Information on the Summer Program can be found on the Watermill Center's website.
In North America
Paula Cooper Gallery
534 West 21st Street
New York, New York 10010
+1 (212) 255-1105
In Europe
Galerie Thaddaeus Ropac
7, rue de Belleyme
75003 Paris France
+33 1 42 72 99 00
There are three major collections open to researchers:
The Robert Wilson Papers Rare Book and Manuscripts Library
Butler Library Columbia University
New York, New York 10027
+1 (212) 854-8480
The collection is open to the public, subject to availability.
The Robert Wilson Archive (Administered by the Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation)
115 W 29th St., 10th Fl.
New York, NY 10001
+1 212 253 7484 x12
The Archive is open by appointment only. A donation of $35 per research day is suggested.
There are several recent publications that provide an overview of the Wilson's works. These include:
Arthur Holmberg, The Theatre of Robert Wilson
(Cambridge, UK: Cambridge University Press, 1996)
Holm Keller, Robert Wilson
(Frankfurt am Main: Fischer Verlag, 1996; in German only)
Franco Quadri, Franco Bertoni, and Robert Stearns, Robert Wilson
(New York: Rizzoli, 1998)
Miguel Morey, Carmen Pardo, Robert Wilson
(Barcelona: Edicion Poligrafa S.A., 2002)
Katharine Otto-Bernstein, Absolute Wilson: The Biography
(New York: Prestel, 2006)
Please refer to the Archive section of this website for further information.
Please visit the Archive section of this website for more information on requesting videotape recordings of Robert Wilson's productions.
The Archive section of this website contains thousands of striking images, carefully selected by Robert Wilson and his associates. A login and password is required to access these pages and can be obtained by following the procedure on the Archive section of the site. Be advised that the Robert Wilson Archive does not administer rights or licenses for these photographs. With very few exceptions, these rights remain with their respective photographers. Further information on acquiring rights for reproduction and other purposes can be found on the Archive section of this website.
Whenever available, the Calendar section of this website includes telephone numbers to ticket hotlines or box offices. The Byrd Hoffman Watermill Foundation does not assist with ticket orders for Robert Wilson's productions.
The Calendar section of this website contains a comprehensive list of Robert Wilson's performances, exhibitions, and speaking engagments throughout the world over the next calendar year.


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Huntington, Ind. - After rain forced several cancellations, the Forester softball team finally took the field again on Tuesday afternoon and came out swinging to pick up two wins, 10-0 and 10-5, against Manchester College. With these wins, HU moves to 23-2 on the season.
Molly Long earned the win on the mound in game one with a three-hit shutout to pick up her thirteenth win of the season. She struck out eight while issuing one walk in four innings of work. Abby Dilling pitched a scoreless inning of relief.
Offensively, the Foresters hammered out 11 hits with Aubrey Garner leading the way. After a quiet first inning, HU's bats came alive in the second. After three consecutive singles to load the bases, Allison Greene laid down the perfect bunt to plate HU's first run and a Spartan error on the next play gave HU the early 2-0 lead. With the bases still loaded, Garner knocked one out of the park for the grand slam. A solo shot by Taylor Amber several batters later capped off an explosive inning for Huntington as they enjoyed a commanding 7-0 lead.
More damage was done in the following inning as Megan Smith plated a run with a single and then eventually came around to score on an RBI-triple by Garner to push the lead to 9-0. Katie Bowers closed out the scoring in the fourth with HU's third homer of the day as the Foresters cruised to the 10-0 victory after five innings of play.
Garner paced the Foresters with two hits, one run scored and five RBI. Smith and Greene each finished with a pair of hits and drove in a run.
In the nightcap, the Foresters continued to dominate at the plate, outhitting the Spartans 17-2 on their way to a 10-5 win. HU took control from the get-go. Garner opened up play with a single. Katie Knous knocked her in with an RBI-double and then came around to score thanks to a Spartan error to give HU the 2-0 lead.
The Foresters took advantage of a passed ball in the third to push the lead to three and added three more runs in the fourth behind RBI-singles by Knous and Bowers. The Spartans got two back in the bottom of the frame but the Foresters matched that in the fifth. After singling to open up the inning, Alicia Willour came around to score on Brandi Gower's double. Knous then drove in her fourth run of the game to give HU a comfortable 8-3 lead.
Right-fielder Danielle Howell kept the Spartans alive in the sixth with her second four-bagger of the game to close within three but Bowers made sure they would get no closer as she hammered out a single in the seventh driving in two insurance runs to secure their second win of the night.
Marcie McDougle picked up the Forester win. In five innings of work she gave up seven hits and four runs while striking out four. Knous went 4-for-5 from the plate and added three runs and four RBI to lead Huntington offensively. Garner, Bowers and Gower added three hits apiece. Bowers also drove in three runs.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The flu season arrived early in the U.S. this year, but health officials and experts say it's too early to say this will be a bad one.
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The Florida Comprehensive Assessment Test (FCAT) proved to be no challenge for five students in Marion County Public Schools. Each earned highest-possible scores on two sections or a new portion of the test:
Two other students earned perfect scores on their respective tests:
A perfect score on the Reading, Math, and Science sections is 500 for each part while writing is 6. District-wide, 227 other students attained perfect scores on one section of the FCAT.
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The median home value in Pedricktown, NJ is $170,500. This is higher than the county median home value of $146,100. The national median home value is $152,300. The average price of homes sold in Pedricktown, NJ is $170,500. Approximately 70.91% of Pedricktown homes are owned, compared to 18.64% rented, while 10.45% are vacant. Pedricktown real estate listings include condos, townhomes, and single family homes for sale. Commercial properties are also available. If you see a property you're interested in, contact a Pedricktown real estate agent to arrange a tour today! Learn more about Pedricktown Real Estate.
House and Business Sale see MLS 6286339 for the house information. A Lovely 7 bedroom home on 2.6 acres, inground pool, many recent upgrades, a must see move in condition home. the seller has operated an auto repair and remodel business for 20 years, they would like to retire. There are 4 outbuildings on the property, the first one has a three bay garage, two rooms that could be used as office space and a second floor game room and a pool table that is included.The second building is 10 yr old,40 x 45 with room for 6 cars, it has two lifts, heat and ac and 2 doors high enough for a camper. The third building is 4 yr old, 55 x 32 with room for 10 cars, next to it is a 24 x 12 shed. The fourth building is 40 x 48 with 2 lifts,fully insulated with heat and ac, and is a fully equipped auto repair shop.The seller operates as TC'S Rod Shop. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone looking for a large stately Country Home and a auto business catering to the public or a Race Car Builder.
House and Business for Sale.A Lovely 7 bedroom Country Home with Hardwood Floors on three levels,tastefully adorned with many antiques and several upgrades, new septic, heater and hotwater heater were installed in 2011, new 200 amp box, newer trex deck and front porch. A large inground pool on a 2.6 acre lot that backs up to farm land, a must see home in move in condition. The seller has operated an auto repair business for 20 years that is included in the sale, there are 4 outbuildings,the first one is a 3 car garage with 2 offices, a second floor game room with a pool table. The second building is 10 yr old, 40 x 45 with room for 6 cars,two lifts, fully insulated with ac and heat. The third building is 4yr old, 55 x32 with room for 10 cars, next to it is a 24 x12 shed. The fourth building is 40x48 insulated with heat ac and two lifts that operates as TC'S Rod Shop. This is a fantastic opportunity for someone in the auto repair or race industry to acquire a once in a life time property.
Sale includes 133.00 acres (Lots 40, 41 and 41.01). 30 to 40 acres are tillable the rest is wooded. There is a pond. Lease 30 acres with right to harvest crop. Currently zoned agricultural. Buyer responsible for any and all rollback taxes if applicable.
Welcome Home! Lovely Custom Home on 3 acres. Enter through the dramatic 2 story entry w/welcoming foyer and be delighted. Stunning kitchen featuring a breakfast bar, custom PA Dutch built Cherry-Oak cabinets, granite counters & tile floor which opens to the eating area. A Sunny family room with ext deck showcasing the lovely lot. Formal DR w/ wainscoting makes entertaining a pleasure. Bedroom /bath on first floor allows many options. 2 BR upstairs including s a generous Master BR w/bath, Jacuzzi Tub, Dble Vanity & walk-in clst. A bonus area can be used as a computer niche, library & more. Security/camera system. The lot is framed with many Douglas Firs & Norway Spruce. While seating on the wrap around porch you may see an occasional Deer. Enjoy the Tranquility of this rural neighborhood with EZ access to major highways, bridges and turnpike. Oldmans/Woodstown School District. This 3 BR must be seen as it has to much to mention. MOTIVATED SELLER.
All pre-approved offers considered! Looking for a wooded lot in the country but don't want the hassle of a lengthy commute then this is the property for you...just a quick minute off of I-295 leading to paradise! Back on in a flash as you are just minutes away from shopping, 30 from Center City Philly and just 7 miles from the Delaware Memorial Bridge. Solid brick house with a nice open floor plan and a full finished basement for your enjoyment. Sit on the back deck and enjoy an endless array of nature and fall foliage, settle in for some beautiful winter snow scenes and spring into all of the opportunities that a property in the country has to offer! House can be heated with oil, coal or wood or convert easily to propane or install solar panels...there is plenty of room to put in a garden, a few animals or whatever your passion is! This home has never had indoor pets nor has anyone smoked in it! New carpets installed. Finished basement with a fireplace!!! Don't hesitate to make an appointment to view this beautiful home! See what Zillow doesn't say in the details!!
Cozy Country Cape, original owner,situated on 1.8 acres backing preserved farm land. The home has been refreshed and is move in ready. The kitchen features granite counter tops, recessed lighting, stainless appliances,& views of the rear yard! The kitchen, main floor full bath & laundry room (new GE washer & dryer) all have ceramic tile flooring. The living room faces the front of the property & has hardwood floors, crown moldings. The FR has a full wall brick wood burning fireplace, custom mantel and newer carpeting. Second floor has two over sized bedrooms with hard wood flooring and another full bathroom. Warm weather invites you to enjoy the screened side porch for lounging, watching TV! Full basement, bilco doors, french drains & parking for all your cars. Country living with close proximity to major routes!
beautiful 3 unit investment property just off route 295! Well maintained and updated 2 story boasts upper 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment. Downstairs 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment and 5 room commercial unit including garage. Lots of parking on .54 acre lot just minutes from Delaware Memorial and Commodore Barry bridges and NJ Turnpike. Convenient to Pureland Industrial Park. Terrific for truck drivers, professional office, professional services, etc. All apartments have separate entrances and separate utilities. Oak kitchens include all appliances, new roof and gas heaters, common laundry room, shed and front porch and back porch. **$600/Month rental for bottom unit only- minimum of 6 month lease**
beautiful 3 unit investment property just off route 295! Well maintained and updated 2 story boasts upper 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment. Downstairs 2 bedroom, 1 bath apartment and 5 room commercial unit including garage. Lots of parking on .54 acre lot just minutes from Delaware Memorial and Commodore Barry bridges and NJ Turnpike. Convenient to Pureland Industrial Park. Terrific for truck drivers, professional office, professional services, etc. All apartments have separate entrances and separate utilities. Oak kitchens include all appliances, new roof and gas heaters, common laundry room, shed and front porch and back porch.
This lovely well kept home located on Oldmans Creek is ready for a new owner. With the beautifully landscaped yard and the access to the water this is a truly unique property. The kitchen island offers extra space for all your holiday entertaining. Stainless steel appliances help brighten this area. A fireplace with an insert makes for cozy winter nights. Deck and patio offer the perfect spot to enjoy summer evenings. Easy access to all major highways---Interstate 295, NJ Turnpike and Delaware. Seller is willing to leave some furniture and lawn equipment with an accepted offer!
Check out this lovely Cape Cod. Enter into a spacious Living Room complete w/ a Brick Wood Burning Fire Place. Large, open Eat-In Kitchen/ Dining Room. 2 Bedrooms as well as 2 Full Bathrooms are located on the main level. Beautiful Sun Room for relaxing & entertaining. 3rd Bedroom & rec room located upstairs with the possibility of a 4th & 5th bedroom. Full unfinished basement is just waiting for your finishing touches to create a personalized space. 2 car detached garage. Single car detached garage has been converted to a climate controlled workshop. Plus, 2 other sheds for storage. This home has been well maintained. Home is being sold as-is. Buyer is responsible for Certificate of Occupancy & any other required inspections.
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A 12-Year-Old's Quest To Remake Education, One Arduino At A Time
Twelve-year-old electronics prodigy Quin Etnyre wanted to make education more fun. So he became a teacher.
Quin Etnyre walks to the front of a crowded room at Deezmaker 3D Printers and Hackerspace in Pasadena, California. He adjusts his laptop on the workbench, then looks up and addresses the class. "Thanks for coming out on a Saturday," he says, his voice barely audible over the steady hum of servomotors. The students, 18 middle-aged men and preteen boys, look on as Quin straightens his MIT T-shirt and swipes an index finger across an iPod. The screen behind him flashes "Intro to Arduino Class."
He explains to the group, which includes a toy maker, an engineer, and a high-school electronics teacher, that he'll be showing them how to program an Arduino—a $30 microcontroller board that can convert sensory inputs into outputs, making objects interactive. "First I want to demonstrate some cool things I made that you can make too," he says, reaching into a backpack. Two men stop whispering and turn toward him. Quin pulls out the FuzzBot, a bug-eyed, four-wheeled robot slightly smaller than a shoebox. Then he holds up a baseball cap with LEDs stitched into the fabric.
Most didn't realize their instructor, a rising star in the DIY-electronics movement, is also a 12-year-old. "This is a Gas Cap. Well, it's really a fart sensor," he says, with a straight face and inscrutable tone. He describes how he programmed the lights to blink when the sensor detects methane. Several boys in the room burst out laughing. The men look confused, uncertain what to make of their instructor. They knew from his reputation that he is a rising star in the DIY-electronics movement; most didn't realize until they got here today that he is also a 12-year-old.
As the class winds down, Deezmaker's owner, Diego Porqueras, announces that Quin has some products for sale, including custom ArduSensors that can measure flex, force, light, knocks, temperature, magnetism, and, yes, methane. Quin heads to a table in the back where his parents, Ethan Etnyre and Karen Mikuni, have been hovering quietly. As the men and boys line up, Quin morphs from teacher to entrepreneur. "You get a 20-percent discount if you buy three or more products today," he says.
Cheap, open-source, and user-friendly, Arduino consists of both hardware (circuit boards) and software (a programming language). The two can be combined in an almost infinite number of ways to make even the most whimsical projects—tweeting coffee pots, automated cat doors—attainable. A team of software engineers and designers released Arduino in 2005 as a teaching tool for graduate students in interactive design, but it quickly caught on in the DIY community. By 2011, more than 250,000 Arduinos had been sold around the world, and a cottage industry of manufacturers and distributors had sprung up.
That's also the year Quin Etnyre, bored with the limits of the LEGO Mindstorms robotics kit, got hooked on soldering circuit boards at Maker Faire Bay Area. He soon began ordering components online and taught himself how to code. "When I started, I thought it was all about zeros and ones and that it was going to be really hard," Quin says. "It was so cool to learn that with just one line of code and almost-plain English, I could make an LED blink."
For his eleventh birthday, his parents—both family physicians baffled by their son's new obsession—flew with him from central California to Boulder, Colorado, where he took an Arduino class at the headquarters of online retailer SparkFun Electronics. He was the youngest student by at least a decade, but before long, others were turning to him for help.
Quin launched a company, Qtechknow, in the spring of 2012 so he could reach more people with his ArduSensors, and he wrote detailed tutorials explaining how to use them. He also negotiated a deal with SparkFun; the retailer now sells the Qtechknow ArduSensor Learning Kit, which contains several circuit boards and eight types of sensors.
Recently, Quin persuaded his parents to let him convert the family garage into a hackerspace where he and his friends could work on projects together. Now devoid of automobiles, it contains a long workbench littered with safety goggles, soldering irons, and a $30 toaster oven that Quin uses to manufacture circuit boards. Nearby, a stack of plastic drawers holds wires, LED lights, and other parts. Quin also uses the space to teach monthly workshops on such topics as how to hack a Wii Nunchuk game controller so that it interfaces with the Google Earth flight simulator. In the spring, he returned to Maker Faire—this time, as a featured speaker.
"Quin is a bellwether for a whole generation of kids, many who haven't even been identified yet." But Quin embodies a groundswell of preteen inventors enabled by cheap hardware, free software, and the proliferation of hackerspaces around the country—some, such as Maker Kids in Toronto and LA Makerspace in California, designed with young hackers in mind. "He's a bellwether for a whole generation of kids, many who haven't even been identified yet," says Jeff Branson, SparkFun's educational outreach coordinator. "We're seeing more and more kids like Quin getting together and teaching each other."
Another young maker at the forefront of this trend, Super-Awesome Sylvia (Sylvia Todd, age 12), has a YouTube show that has more than 1.5 million views. In recent episodes, she taught her audience how to build squishy circuits with LEDs and a heartbeat-sensor pendant using LilyPad, an Arduino microcontroller board designed for textiles. At the White House Science Fair in April, she showed President Obama her WaterColorBot, a robot that paints.
Both SparkFun and Adafruit Industries, another DIY-electronics retailer, have expanded their education teams to reach the next Quin and Sylvia where they study or play. "There is a worldwide demand from young people to learn more, share more, and become the next generation of scientists and engineers," says Limor Fried, Adafruit's founder. To encourage them, Adafruit now makes "skill badges"—a geeky nod to traditional Boy Scout and Girl Scout merit badges—awarding proficiency in areas such as soldering, programming, and successfully using Ohm's law.
FIRST, an organization started by inventor Dean Kamen, has also rapidly expanded. It uses robotics programs to get students from kindergarten through high school excited about engineering. This year 2,546 teams from around the world competed in its flagship event, the FIRST Robotics Competition—a 300 percent increase from 10 years ago, according to Kevin O'Connor, a robotics engineer who helps design the annual challenge.
A 2011 study published in the journal Science Education showed that high-school seniors who express an interest in pursuing science, technology, engineering, and math (STEM) are three times more likely to complete college degrees in those subjects. The key to getting students to that tipping point, says lead author Adam Maltese, an assistant professor of science education at Indiana University, seems to be exposing them early to a STEM experience that sparks their interest, then providing them with a way to maintain it—a formula that Quin has already mapped out.
The day after his Arduino class at Deezmaker, Quin climbs into the backseat of the family car. While his dad steers onto Highway 101 toward their home near San Luis Obispo, California, Quin digs into his backpack and pulls out a Rubik's cube. He solves it in 16 seconds. Then he turns on his parents' iPad and starts typing. He explains that he's been rethinking K–12 education—and that he has come up with a much better system. He calls it the New Qtechknow School.
"School is pretty boring, but it could be a lot more interesting and interactive," he says. "More hands-on and more mentoring." According to his plan, three schools—grades K–3, 4–8, and 9–12—would sit side by side on one campus so that older students could mentor younger ones at least once a day. Quin's been helping other students with math for several years. "It's fun to teach other kids, and little kids look up to older kids," he says thoughtfully. "It helped me learn when I was young because it was fun." Plus, he points out, the older kids would get experience teaching, which would help them decide whether to pursue an education degree in college. Not surprisingly, the teachers at the New Qtechknow School would focus heavily on science and engineering.
In the meantime, Quin is making sure his current school system can provide more hands-on education. In March, he and his father visited Raynee Daley, the assistant superintendent of business services in his school district, and suggested that teachers use electronics kits in their classes. Daley didn't know anything about Arduino, but Quin impressed her with a demonstration of his FuzzBot and other projects. "I knew this kid was absolutely brilliant," she says. "And I believe that hands-on learning is critical."
A couple hours into the car ride home, Quin is still typing on his iPad, tweaking his plan to overhaul the U.S. education system. But suddenly his dreams turn more immediate and visceral. He fires up the browser and searches for the nearest In-N-Out Burger. Then he makes a plea identical to that of kids everywhere: "Can I get two orders of French fries, Mom?"
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Rescue crews in Colorado, mounting what was called the largest civilian helicopter mission since Hurricane Katrina, waited for clear weather Monday in hopes of reaching hundreds of people trapped by catastrophic floods.
Authorities instructed the stranded to set flares, wave light-colored sheets from the roofs of houses and use mirrors to reflect the sunlight and attract the attention of the teams sent to save them.
The floods have killed at least five people, wrecked more than 17,000 homes and left more than 1,200 people unaccounted for. Phone service, cell and landline, was out across much of the disaster zone, blocking authorities from knowing the full human toll.
"I'm hopeful that the vast majority of these people are safe and sound," Gov. John Hickenlooper said on NBC's TODAY. "But we do not have any illusions that there could well be more casualties."
In Larimer County, along the Wyoming state line, 16 helicopters from the National Guard and other agencies stood by. Authorities hoped the weather would allow a full aerial rescue Monday.
In Boulder County, closer to Denver, crews were going house to house looking for stranded people. The Army and National Guard had rescued at least 1,750 people cut off by washed-out roads in the mountain canyons, an Army spokesman said.
Search-and-rescue teams from Utah, Nebraska, Nevada, California and Missouri were in Colorado or on their way to help, according to KUSA, the NBC affiliate in Denver. The floods have wrecked
Forecasters said the rain would probably taper off Monday, but the weather presented another challenge — fog.
On Sunday, authorities added 12 counties to a presidential disaster declaration, increasing the total to 15. Federal officials provided food, water, cots and generators, bolstering the state and local response.
People in the 15 counties can also apply for help from the Federal Emergency Management Agency. Those counties cover 4 million people.
Separately, President Barack Obama on Saturday declared a major disaster for Boulder County. That step makes it easier for flood victims to get help for temporary housing and low-cost loans to cover uninsured property losses.
Brinley Bruton and Elisha Fieldstadt of NBC News contributed to this report. Reuters also contributed.
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When the sequester became a real political threat last year, many lawmakers complained that the Pentagon didn't seem ready for the possibility of across-the-board budget cuts; now the military is sending the message to Congress that if the sequester isn't drastically changed, it will mean unacceptable defense cuts in the future.
"Under sequester level cuts, our military options and flexibility will be severely constrained," said Defense Secretary Chuck Hagel, as officials painted a dark picture of the Pentagon's future, saying it could mean mothballing several aircraft carriers and deep cuts in other military branches.
"The sequester level scenario would compel us to consider these changes because there would be no realistic alternative," Hagel told reporters at a Pentagon briefing.
Hagel said a recent review of the Pentagon's budget situation focused on possible cuts in management efficiency and overhead, military pay and benefits, basic force structure and size, and future defense missions.
Other than management efficiency, the Congress hasn't shown any interest in making changes to the military's health care system, or its pension and pay system - and certainly not in terms of cutting unneeded weapons systems.
So far though, Hagel's warnings haven't brought lawmakers to their knees in the Congress, as critics of the Pentagon note that even with the across the board cuts of the sequester in place, the military's budget could well remain over $500 billion each year through the end of this decade.
Congress and the sequester
Right now, the sequester almost seems likely to stay in effect, mainly because there don't seem to be the votes in Congress to agree on any other budget plan, or to agree to target the cuts instead of having them go across the board. For example:
+ Democrats would like to wipe away the sequester with more targeted cuts and tax increases; House Republicans are emphatic in their opposition to new taxes of any kind.
+ Republicans have offered up targeted cuts as a way to shift more money into defense, but Democrats have made clear they will not agree to any kind of tradeoff where social programs are cut so the military can be made whole.
+ Even though Republicans set out a discretionary budget of $967 billion, they can't seem to keep GOP troops in line to vote for that plan; on Wednesday, House GOP leaders yanked a Transportation spending bill off the floor when it became obvious that Republicans were short on votes for the plan, as just four of the 12 spending bills have been acted on by the House.
+ The record is much worse in the Senate, where none of the dozen spending bills for next year have been approved; the Senate's version of the Transportation spending bill may get hung up by filibuster on Thursday.
+ The idea of the House voting for the Senate's $1.058 trillion budget seems far-fetched.
+ The idea of the Senate voting for the House's $967 billion budget seems unlikely as well.
But in that sea of inaction, that $967 billion figure for discretionary spending may be the trump card for Republicans - because if Congress can't get anything done at all on the sequester - that $967 bllion is the post-sequester budget level in law under the Budget Control Act.
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FOXBOROUGH — As pranks go — and Wes Welker has pulled off plenty — this one was the perfect storm. Detailed planning, flawless execution, priceless reaction.
Welker and a Texas Tech teammate (Mike Smith, his former roommate, close friend, and now the Jets linebackers coach) told a few other Red Raiders about a lake at a nearby golf course where they could find dozens of golf balls. So the unsuspecting victims parked their truck in a neighborhood, stripped down to their underwear, and headed for the course.
Welker and Smith sprang into action — the fact that their teammates left the keys in the truck an unexpected bonus. They jumped in and drove to the course, pretending to be security and chasing the young men away.
Returning to where the truck had been — and still in their underwear — Welker's targets found no vehicle, assumed it had been stolen, and began the shameful walk home.
But Welker and Smith weren't done.
They drove past their near-naked teammates, taunting them from inside the "stolen" truck until some of the locals came outside.
By then, the ruse was up. But the fun has lingered, a decade later.
"I try and keep it fun, not take things too serious,'' said Welker. "Life's too short."
Over time, Welker has developed a reputation as one of the Patriots' hardest workers, an undersized receiver who has come up big, leading the NFL in receptions since 2007, and this season overtaking Troy Brown for the most catches in franchise history.
Welker is also known for having a playful side, keeping things light in the locker room, and targeting anyone — mostly teammates, but occasionally even Bill Belichick, as we saw after last Sunday's win — with one of his patented zingers.
Favoring a dry sense of humor, Welker was captured, perhaps most famously, giving the needle to Rex Ryan, not long after video surfaced that appeared to show the Jets coach as having a foot fetish. Asked 17 questions while standing at an interview podium three days before the Patriots lost to the Jets in the 2011 playoffs, Welker, keeping a straight face, worked "foot," "feet," or "toes" into 11 of his answers.
While many cackled in Foxborough, not everyone got the joke. The stunt resulted in Welker being benched for the start of the game, which the Patriots lost, 28-21.
Tom Brady frequently finds himself in Welker's range. Television cameras caught Brady cursing on the sideline a few weeks ago during the win at Buffalo — a reaction that was prompted, Welker said later, by a little jawing back and forth between the two. During Super Bowl week eight months ago in Indianapolis, Welker poked fun at Brady for having a bidet in his house.
"Tom's such a good friend, but he's also such a great target sometimes, because he provides a lot of good material," Welker said.
"I'm on the receiving end of a lot of his jokes. He's relentless," Brady said. "He always has to have the last word, and he usually gets it because he stays on it until you're worn out. Those are usually the guys you don't want to go after.
"He has a great personality. He works so hard and he likes to keep the mood light. He's a little bit of a jokester. I think his jokes don't go over very well if he's not playing well. So I'm glad he's playing well."
Welker is coming off his best game of the season, a 13-catch, 104-yard effort against the Broncos that included his first touchdown.
He'll take a three-game streak of at least 100 receiving yards (he had 142 against the Ravens, then 129 against the Bills) into Sunday's game at Seattle.
Welker made a statement against the Broncos on the field, but it's what he said off it, after the game, that raised some eyebrows and displayed his funnier side.
Asked during a television appearance about his big numbers after the season's first two weeks (when his playing time and pass-catching opportunities were reduced, prompting speculation about a reduced role), Welker took a good-natured poke at Belichick, smiling and saying, "Yeah, it's kind of nice to stick it in Bill's face once in a while."
The fact that Welker tossed out a joke at his head coach's expense didn't surprise Mike Leach, who was the head coach at Texas Tech during Welker's years and is now head coach at Washington State.
"Wes and I would get in debates where he would trade barbs back and forth," said Leach. "If you were in authority, you were fair game, and honestly at Tech, we kind of wanted it that way, we wanted it to be a partnership.
"He's as competitive as can be, but really had the ability to know what's important, and if it wasn't football or academics, he could zero in on getting after somebody or pulling a stunt. It was 'Animal House' type of stuff — hilarious but not damaging."Continued...


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Dickson has worked as a behavior analyst for 22 years and is always looking for new ways to keep her clients socially active.
"Kickball for All is about social interactions and learning sportsmanship, making friends and having an awesome indoor place to get exercise. It's a ton of fun and a lot of laughs. We also have a cheer section and a hang out section. If people want to just come and hang out and meet some people, we have tables and chairs, places to eat if you bring something or there is a small snack bar for drinks, candy and chips, manned by an individual with IDD part-time.
"I am motivated to work on opportunities for my clients by seeing how happy it makes them and the staff. It's a much more fun day when you throw a game of kickball in there or some other fun activity. I have been in this field for 22 years. There has always been a need. I just decided, I'll just start asking people if we can come and put out the info to try to get attendance," Dickson said.
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Kickball for All: Noon to 1 p.m., donation admission, Quantum Sports, 419 58th St. S.E., Charleston. Contact Christina Snuffer at 304-553-0222 or csnuf...@stevensonwv.com.
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