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A month after the Dia Art Foundation scrapped its plans to open a museum at the entrance to the High Line, the abandoned elevated railway line that the city is transforming into a public park, the Whitney Museum of American Art has signed on to take its place and build a satellite institution of its own downtown.
The Whitney recently reached a conditional agreement on Wednesday night with the citys Economic Development Corporation to buy the city-owned site, at Gansevoort and Washington streets, officials at the museum said yesterday. Plans call for the new museum to be at least twice the size of the Whitneys home on Madison Avenue at 75th Street, they said, and to be finished within the next five years.
The deal, which has still to go through a public review process before it is final, puts an end to the Whitneys plan to for a nine-story addition by the architect Renzo Piano that would connect to the museums original 1966 Marcel Breuer building via a series of glass bridges. It will be the third time in 11 years that the museum has commissioned a celebrity architect to design a major expansion to its landmark building, only to pull out.
This is a more prudent step to take, Leonard A. Lauder, chairman of the Whitneys board, said by telephone yesterday. Yet it is an adventurous step. We think the new site will have a big enough impact so that it will become a destination.
The museums director, Adam D. Weinberg, said the new museum would not only offer more gallery space but would also be less expensive. We know it will be cheaper per square foot than uptown, but we dont know what it will cost, he said. (The uptown expansion was expected to cost more than $200 million.) Mr. Piano has agreed to design the new museum. Although no architectural plans have been drawn up, the future museum is loosely estimated to afford at least 200,000 square feet.
Kate D. Levin, the citys cultural affairs commissioner, called the agreement a wonderful moment but cautioned, It is a preliminary moment. If all goes as planned, she said, it will let a museum grow and flourish as well as provide an anchor to the citys High Line project.
In addition to attracting a broader audience, having a site downtown will allow the museum space to build larger galleries without the constraints of building in a historic district. Sweeping galleries are generally needed to show much of the latest art being produced today.
Compared with around 65,000 square feet of gallery space in the uptown Piano addition, the High Line site will have about 100,000 to 150,000 square feet of gallery space, Mr. Weinberg said. The current Breuer building has some 30,000 square feet.
Mr. Lauder said: The key word here is footprint. We will be able to stage shows horizontally rather than vertically. Previous uptown expansions jettisoned by the Whitney include a $37 million addition by Michael Graves canceled in 1985 and a $200 million design by Rem Koolhaas scrapped in 2003.
Mr. Pianos project met with heated opposition from preservationists who objected to the elimination of brownstone facades on Madison Avenue, part of the Upper East Side Historic District. After the Whitney agreed to maintain that facade, the project was approved in July by the citys Board of Standards.
In addition to a second site the Whitney is also planning to upgrade the Breuer building significantly, with improvements like new, double-glazed windows and a better climate control system, Mr. Lauder said.
The Breuer building is now 40 years old, and a lot of technology has happened since it was built, Mr. Lauder said. It is our iconic building, and we are planning to put a lot of money into it. While he said it was too early to say just how much a lot is, he estimated the cost of refurbishing the building at $20 million to $40 million.
While taking note of the creation of dual-site museums like the Tate in London and the Museum of Contemporary Art in Los Angeles, Mr. Weinberg said the Whitney was hoping to invent a model of its own. We are envisioning both sites will show contemporary and historic art, he said.
The Whitney will continue to devote itself to American art, he said, but it will be American art in the broadest sense seen within an international context. In addition to providing room to spread out, he added, the downtown space will allow the museum to keep adding to its collection.
Mr. Weinberg said the museum intended to strengthen its performing arts, education and film programs, which will all be based downtown.
While Dia had planned to lease the downtown site from the city, the Whitneys deal calls for buying 820 Washington Street and 555 West Street, abandoned shell structures adjacent to each another. The city will charge the Whitney roughly half the appraised value of the two buildings, said Jan Rothschild, a spokeswoman for the Whitney.
We like the character and the grittiness of the neighborhood, Mr. Weinberg said of the meatpacking district. We want to keep the museum as low as possible. Plans call for about 15,000 square feet of meat market space as well as offices for the High Line in the complex.
Rather than dwell on the death blow to the Piano addition, Whitney officials sought to portray the move as a homecoming of sorts. The institution, which began in Greenwich Village in 1918 as the Whitney Studio Club, became the Whitney Museum in 1931.
Were returning to our roots, Mr. Weinberg said. So much of the first half of our collection was made around 14th Street and below, and so many artists whose works we have live within a 20-block radius. We see this as reconnecting with the artists community.

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[size=16pt]Smoot says he will play Monday[/size]
Minor neck irritation kept the cornerback from morning practice
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MANKATO, Minn. — Fred Smoot was held out of Saturday morning's full-pads practice because of minor neck irritation, but the Vikings' starting right cornerback said there's no way it will keep him out of Monday night's preseason opener against Oakland.
Smoot participated fully in the afternoon practice, with players in shorts, and even intercepted a Mike McMahon pass. He said trainers told him to sit out the morning session after he knocked helmets with a wide receiver a day earlier.
"We just ran into each other head to head," Smoot said. "It wasn't anything. They're just being precautious."
Coach Brad Childress said the team would err on the side of caution with any neck injury, no matter how minor, and that Dovonte Edwards would start at right corner against the Raiders if Smoot can't.
Smoot, who missed the first two exhibition games a year ago because of a minor knee injury, said he's good to go.
"This ain't last year," he said. "I'm feeling a lot better and am just ready to go play football."
In this corner: Offensive tackle Bryant McKinnie wasn't kidding when he said he would try wearing a boxing glove to protect the partial fracture in his left hand.
The Vikings' starting left tackle did just that during the morning practice, with a protective wrap covering the glove.
Asked if he planned to use the same bulky contraption Monday night, McKinnie said: "Not sure. We're still experimenting."
But Childress said it's possible.
"There's guys that play with that all the time," he said. "It's got to heal up a little bit. Is it the best? No. But you can't hold in this game anyway, so what do you need your fingers (for)? They ought to put gloves on everybody."
No-return policy: Wide receiver Koren Robinson won't return kickoffs Monday night, but Childress said that could change before the start of the regular season.
"He's still in there," Childress said. "Are we repping him a good bit? No. Are we going to rep him a lot during the preseason? Probably not. He's kind of a known entity, and with his added responsibilities this year, we just want to see if there's anybody else who can step to the surface and have that ability. That would be the optimum."
Robinson made the Pro Bowl as a kickoff returner last season but has moved up to the Vikings' No. 1 receiver. Running back Mewelde Moore will be the No. 1 punt and kickoff return man Monday night.
VIP guest: Former Vikings coach Bud Grant visited camp with nearly 400 members of the Minnesota Momentum group that is working to help the team get a new stadium built.
After being treated to breakfast, guests watched the morning practice, collected autographs and took pictures.
Heavy duty: No. 1 draft pick Chad Greenway got on the field with the first-team defense as the fourth linebacker in a 4-4-3 alignment the Vikings will employ when the offense uses two tight ends or heavy personnel.
Childress, asked if he'd like to see a lot of Greenway in that role, said: "I'd like to see it as long as they don't have four wide receivers on the field. Four linebackers is not a real good deal (then), so it'll probably be situational."
Wait and see: Pass protection has never been a strength for Moore, who has struggled in blitz-pickup drills, but Childress said it's unfair to judge him on practice alone.
"We don't cut our own people," he said. "We don't go low on our own people. That's a great equalizer for a running back. That's tough on a guy that's a little bit smaller in stature. I'm interested to see him when it's live and he has all those tools at his disposal."
Briefly: The Vikings say 300 tickets remain for Monday night's game. They are available through the team's ticket office at 612-GO-VIKES.
The Vikings will hold a mock game this morning that is closed to the media, after which Childress will announce how he plans to use his starters.
Agent Bob LaMonte, who represents Childress and a number of other NFL coaches, watched both practices.
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MANKATO - Fred Smoot was back on the field Saturday afternoon after missing the Vikings' opening practice of the day because of irritation in his neck. But coach Brad Childress did not make any assurances that the cornerback will play Monday night in the preseason opener against Oakland.
"I don't want to anticipate yet," Childress said Saturday morning. "We'll find out how he did and how he moves around. He is much better [Saturday] morning than he was last night. We'll see, and again you can always be cautious. It is the preseason."
Smoot insisted several times Saturday that he was fine, and he made a nice play in the late practice, anticipating a Mike McMahon pass toward the sideline and stepping in front of it for an interception. Smoot felt he could have taken part in both practices, but the morning session was held in pads, while players wore shorts and did not hit in the afternoon.
"They just told me to sit this morning out," he said. "There isn't nothing to it."
Smoot hurt his neck during 1-on-1 drills Friday.
Smoot's neck also gave him problems last year during training camp and landed him on the physically unable to perform list. He ended up missing three of four preseason games because of neck and knee problems. Smoot missed time during the regular season because of a fractured collarbone.
"This ain't last year," Smoot said, cutting off any comparisons. "I'm feeling a lot better and am just ready to go play some football."
If Smoot is held out Monday, cornerback Dovonte Edwards will start in his place.
McKinnie's club
Vikings left tackle Bryant McKinnie continues to experiment with ways to protect the fractured middle finger on his left hand. On Saturday, McKinnie was wearing a boxing-type glove on his hand that had tape wrapped over it.
McKinnie is not sure if the club-like device is something he will wear Monday. "We're still testing out different things, so I'm not sure what we're going to do," he said.
Childress made it sound as if McKinnie could end up wearing the club. "We're going to protect it -- there are guys that play with that all the time," Childress said. "It's got to heal up a little bit. Is it the best? No."
At that point, Childress put some humor into the conversation, saying, "You know you can't hold in this game anyway. You don't need your fingers. They ought to put clubs on everybody."
Bud makes appearance
Former coach Bud Grant attended practice Saturday morning. He led a contingent from Minnesota Momentum, a group working to secure the Vikings' future stadium. After practice, Grant and Childress chatted before the latter addressed the media.
Although Grant still has an office at Winter Park and is considered a consultant, Childress said the two only chat on occasion.
"Bud likes it that way," Childress said. "I'll give you a little story about walking down the hallway. ... I say, 'Hey Bud, how are you doing?' I extend my hand and he says, 'This is the last time I'm shaking your hand in this building. [I'm] not going to shake your hand every time I see you.' He's got a great dry sense of humor. I appreciate him and his wisdom."
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I really hope that Smoot will be alright. I am not to comfortable with Dovonte as a starting corner yet. I know that he has showed us some good things but I just don't think he is good enough to be a starter yet.
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First off, I am diggin the new look of PP.O..nice.
Cool to see that Smooty is going to gut it out and play. I just hope that he does not cause further injury to the neck area. Play a few downs and relax, we need him for the season.
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I'm glad to see that he wants to play, because I really want to see our entire defense out there Monday night.
Darn, no Koren kick-off returns.
Well, it's probably for the best and I think Mewelde has always been pretty good at taking kicks.
Maybe he will go to the pro bowl for it this year!MC's run away when I kick it
They act so chicken, they should come with a large drink and a biscuit
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i'd rather see koren go to the probowl for receiving :wink:, i've been saying all along childress isnt bright if he starts k-rob at kick returning
Heavy duty: No. 1 draft pick Chad Greenway got on the field with the first-team defense as the fourth linebacker in a 4-4-3 alignment the Vikings will employ when the offense uses two tight ends or heavy personnel.
that ought to be interesting to see
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I just hope doesn't hurt himseld worse and won't be able to play in the regular season.
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i really want to see how smoot can play
Go vikes!!
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Well I am looking forward to the new look Fred Smoot playing this year.. I can understand Childress playing it safe with him though.. I just hope Smoot is able to play, and its not just that he is itching to get back on the field and prove himself.. The last thing we need now is another injury to one of our starters..
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It's a sad comment on our age that, in the first tense hours after the Navy Yard shootings (just over a mile down 8th Street from my office), discussions about cause and motive kept circling back to questions about religion. Everyone was waiting for the shoe to drop, especially during the hours when mainstream media outlets were reporting that there might have been three gunmen.
One gunman? All kinds of causes leap to mind. Three gunmen? That's a different story.
Of course, information later began to bleed into public media about the background of Aaron Alexis, the Navy Yard shooter who was killed in this tragic attack. One of the most perplexing facts was that he was, at least at one point in his adult life, a practicing Buddhist.
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In recent years, Mr. Alexis dated a Thai woman and began showing up regularly at Wat Busayadhammavanara, a Buddhist Temple in White Settlement, Tex., a Fort Worth suburb. He had Thai friends, adored Thai food and said he always felt drawn to the culture, said Pat Pundisto, a member of the temple answering the phone there. …He was a regular at Sunday services, intoning Buddhist chants and staying to meditate afterward. On celebrations like the Thai New Year in April, he helped out, serving guests dressed in ceremonial Thai garb the temple provided.
At the temple, he met Nutpisit Suthamtewakul, who went on to open the Happy Bowl Thai restaurant in White Settlement in 2011, said the restaurant owner's cousin, Naree Wilton, 51, in a phone interview. Mr. Alexis helped out at the restaurant in exchange for food and a room in Mr. Suthamtewakul's house.
One of my first questions was this: Is there a rite or ceremony that officially signals that a person has "converted" to Buddhism? Journalists were saying that Alexis was "interested" in Buddhism, when the facts suggested that he was at one point actively practicing the faith and connections to a specific worshipping community were central to his life in Texas.
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As the religion angle was fleshed out, journalists began discussing another interesting angle: Aren't Buddhists committed to peace and non-violence? Veteran members of the religion team at the Washington Post produced an interesting story focusing on that angle. The top of the story is quite blunt:


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Thankfully, this is set to change. There is a strong feeling within the OPW at present that Dublin Castle needs major attention, on its own merits, as well as on account of the Presidential inauguration in late 2011 and Ireland's hosting of the European Presidency in the first half of 2013. Most encouragingly, it is the former – the significance of the site and the present condition
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Chiu and his allies ramp up their rhetoric, warning of a "war" on techies
Board of Supervisors President David Chiu and his campaign for the California Assembly aggressively courted votes and support from the technology community this morning [Wed/14] at the two-day Share conference, accusing opponent David Campos and his progressive allies of "calling for a war on you."
Chiu spoke at the Opening Plenary session, the only elected official invited to address this $795 per person conference on the "sharing economy," the term adopted by Airbnb, Lyft, TaskRabbit, Yerdle, Uber, and the rapidly growing list of companies that facilitate peer-to-peer online economic transactions.
Also speaking at that session was venture capitalist Ron Conway, a key funding source of many of these companies and Mayor Ed Lee's political ambitions — and someone whose household just funded a nasty independent expenditure mailer attacking Campos for his vote last year against removing Sheriff Ross Mirkarimi from office.
Conway called on attendees to lobby their supervisors to support current legislation by Chiu to legalize and regulate Airbnb's business model in San Francisco. "This legislation by David Chiu is crucial, legislation the whole country will be watching," Conway said. "David Chiu needs your help. This would not pass if it came to a vote today."
While it's unclear how much support the measure has, it is true that there's a lot riding on this for Airbnb, which has been valued at $10 billion by Wall Street as it moves toward an initial public stock offering, even though the short-term rentals it facilitates are illegal in its home city of San Francisco.
Chiu spent more than a year crafting his Airbnb legislation, which was greeted with mixed reactions last month, including being slammed by a coalition that has pledged to put a rival measure on the November ballot, a campaign that Chiu today implied Campos was part of (Campos told us he has not taken a position on either the Chiu legislation or the proposed ballot measure).
"I thought it was a reasonable solution, but two weeks later there was a press conference attacking it," Chiu told Share attendees, ramping his rhetoric in describing "people throwing rocks at Google commuter shuttles" and other alleged local hostilities directed at the tech industry.
"They are calling for a war on you, even though they don't realize that what you are doing is helping to make sure we're addressing our income inequality, we're empowering everyday people by building community and using technology," Chiu said.
Before the session began, a Chiu campaign worker stood outside the conferene entrance at the Marine Memorial Building handing out photocopies of an anonymous May 11 hit piece on the new blog called SF Techies Who Vote entitled "3 Things Every Tech Worker Should Know about Supervisor David Campos."
Campos told the Guardian that the attacks, including the Conway-funded mailer that just hit mailboxes today, shows that Chiu and his supporters are desperate with just 20 days until the primary election, but that Chiu's tone belies his claims to focus on civility and getting past the divisive political rhetoric of old.
"For someone who says he tries to bring people together, David Chiu is trying to scare people into thinking there's a war going on. I don't know where that comes from," Campos said. "The idea that we have a war on the techies and the tech industry is ridiculous."
Instead, Campos said that he and his progressive allies have been trying to address the eviction and displacement crisis that is connected to the tax breaks and other special treatment that Chiu, Mayor Ed Lee, Conway, and their allies have given to big technology companies.
"Asking that they pay their fair share doesn't mean we're against them," Campos said, noting how overtly Chiu has recently been casting his political fortunes with Lee, Conway, and their economic policies. "It seems that David Chiu and Ron Conway are joined at the hip."
We at the Guardian will have much more coverage for the Share conference and its claims to be the "new economy" that will change everything — including some revealing interviews that I did at last night's reception at the Airbnb headquarters — in next week's Bay Guardian.
looks like chiu and techies have smoked a little too much weed and are getting seriously paranoid
war on techies?
are we all going to throw our smart phones in the trash now...?
yeah... right...
looks like chiu us getting desperate
been a lot of venom hurled at the tech industry, tech shuttles and blaming the tech industry for just about any ill or ailment around here.
It's nonsense, of course, but that doesn't stop class warriors like Campos from stirring it up,
Chiu is correct to call them out on it.
a handful of progressives sending some justifiable venom and criticism towards the tech industry is not a 'war on tech'
it is honest grassroots organizing to call attention to problems that the tech community should be the first to magnanimously step forward and rectify
people and then, if a majority are happy with tech, they would decide to have no protests.
What you have here is the opposite of a grassroots movement. you have a few extremists, led by people like Campos, who want to attack techies while the majority are quite happy with tech.
No grassroots activist EVER asked me what I wanted. He only tells me what I should want.
ever seeing campos out in the street at any of those protests, so your claim that he 'led' them is bullshit
and the protests in fact have several legitimate complaints about the impacts of tech boom 2.0, which indeed need to be addressed, so your claim that there is nothing to complain about, is also bullshit
wise leaders like campos are addressing those impacts in a real way, which is why he is gaining more traction in the election
finally, what you want, or don't want, is not our concern
what *we* do not want, from you
is what is at issue
if you don't like living in a progressive city, get the hell out
Seriously? He was leading the mob, bullhorn in hand, at nearly every one of them.
"i don't recall ever seeing campos out in the street at any of those protests, so your claim that he 'led' them is bullshit"
Here ya go...
So now you have seen Campos out in the street at one of the rallies.
Are you still going to tell us that *OUR* claims are bullshit?
Most likely you will.
but i'm sure he was invited to speak and did not organize the event
the point is that you claimed he was some sort of ringleader of the thing
he wasn't, he was a supporter of the cause
I'm not the same Guest that you were talking to...I just like to read these boards because I find it amusing how Progressives think that they can say whatever they like and it must therefore be true.
But it is nice of you to admit that he was there...inasumuch as there is a picture of him, on stage, microphone in hand, apparently shouting and gesturing with his finger in the air.
He is also standing in front of a sign decrying the Twitter Tax break of $56 million despite the fact that he CO-SPONSORED a similar bill that would have been a tax break of $53 million.
I just find Progressives amusing.
You mean we can't take progressives at their word when they swear something is true (even when they have no proof)? Like when Greg and Steven said that the SFBG's politics are more in line with the views of more San Franciscans when compared to the Chronicle's?
I was having a bit of trouble deciding between the 2 Davids but it now seems clear that Chiu is connected to the growth factors that increase the city's tax base, which is what we need.
Campos seems to have his head stuck firmly in the sand.
I'm going Chiu.
David Chiu is supported by Republicans!
Ron Conway is a lifelong Republican, the party of anti-immigration, anti-gay rights, pro-big business and now hes funding David Chiu
Is that easier than never having to think about an issue?
Chiu is slightly less left-wing than Campos so it makes sense that moderates might support him. So what?
Why would a "moderate" or a Republican not support the Republican in the race? David Chiu is one of those "Democrats" who has no political values to speak of except for self-preservation and advancement.
cannot win. Under RCV, I'd put him first and Chiu second and leave Campos off. but that doesn't apply here.
So this election calls for Republicans to vote for Chiu over the GOP candidate, to keep Campos out at all costs.
He was the lead sponsor for the illegal immigrant voting initiative. Both of them supported it, but Chiu was the lead sponsor. Both of them are so lousy that I'm leaving it blank if both make it to November. The jungle primary sucks, because people like me have no choice in November!
But he isn't as bad as Campos, and one of the two of them will win.
Exactly. David Chiu can count on extensive Republican support.
Do you mean anti-immigration or do you mean anti-illegal immigration?
I suspect the former, and thus the author really has no point.
vote. Chiu would be wise to hit that issue HARD - Mirks has majority disapproval in EVERY supervisor's district and Campos knows that. It's a losing issue and if you're explaining - you're losing. So he's running from this issue as fast and he and his family did across the border.
over-emphasize RossGate, as bad as that was for Campos.
Much more important is that fact that Chiu is a "can do" candidate with a proven record of leadership and compromise. And Campos is a polarizing, divisive, identity politician.
That is the message that will drive Chiu to an easy victory.
By the way he's staying out of the fray and not resorting to negative campaigning, he doesn't look like he's afraid of losing at all!
That's right. I saw him a few hours ago outside Trader's Joe's on California Street. I told him I would vote for him but not give him any money because Phil Ting had already taken me to the cleaners. We had a good laugh about that. I'm sure he'll win.
If the Mirkarimi vote mattered to Chiu he would have not of endorsed Jane Kim. But it only matters if you're running against him.
David Campos has done nothing to stop the hate baiting of individuals and businesses in in the Mission - we cant afford his style of leadership.
class war. He's disgusting, prejudiced and hateful.
He is also an evil bondage queen, intent on keeping landlords in city bondage for ever.
The key sentence from that article?
Even though the short-term rentals it facilitates are illegal in its home city of San Francisco.
What Airbnb does is illegal in many cities. Illegal, period. They don't care. The only people that are for this are those who make money from it, and those who save money staying in these illegal unregulated hotels that may be on your block.
Their public statement is basically--Yes, we knew what we were doing was illegal, but now we have enough money to pay you off? How about it? And please don't mention that the owners of these rentals may owe years of back lodging taxes for operating under the table.
Porn party anyone? A place to have our escort service do business with no one watching? Let's rent an airbnb. What is next? How about an illegal casino? Don't worry, you owners who rent the space will never know what we are doing, and if we destroy your place, Airbnb will pay for it. It's a win-win. Just tell your neighbors to stay out of our way, or else.
A commentator recently said this about this new sharing economy.
"Sharing? This looks a lot like renting to me".
And the argument that we should ignore the law because this is new, or profitable?
Are you kidding? If the voters want the law changed, then so be it. Until then, why is any city allowing an illegal business to operate?
What is wrong with porn parties or sex workers? Or playing a game of cards for a little cash? Do you report your office coworkers for betting on sports too?
Celebrate diversity!!
You can count on one hand where the cities who claim that it is illegal, and they cannot enforce it anyway, so the illegality is moot.
If I want to share my home with someone, it is near impossible for a Big Brother government to stop me.
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Campos screams "class warfare!" to pimp the left and get them fired up to volunteer for him and his campaign. Campos can't escape the fact that he is creating division and pitting San Franciscans against each other, as Chiu says. Campos has to live with the fact that these same "class warfare" looneys that make up the Campos campaign also run around breaking windows, taking shits on Google buses, etc. when they aren't doing Campos' bidding. Or maybe that IS what Campos wants them to do...
Well, I was all for Campos after that cheap shot regarding the passe Mirkarimi wife beating issue, but his own campaign claiming the socialists backing is so 1970's. For a Harvard educated guy, he doesn't have a clue about the techies. Typically, techies are "decline to state" or libertarians, without the Republican baggage. The closest this country is going to get to Socialism, with a capital "S" is under the guise of creeping fascism. Even the great hope has capitulated to the surveillance society that is so top down.
We need bottom-up solutions. Campos, update your image and rhetoric.
Since you mention "creeping fascism" SFreptile, I have understood National Socialism or Nazism as a blending of big business with government, to generalize broadly. So how does one characterize the attempt of billionaires like Ron Conway trying to use their money to incite class war and to bring low smears in order to influence political campaigns? I'd say it's a kind of proto-fascism.
fascism of labor and politicians that we find in Argentina.
Low smears, Campos complains that Chiu has paid lobbyists around, while Campos has paid lobbyists who escape the cities lobbyist law around, because they are union lobbyists.
Try again.
Well, I was all for Campos after that cheap shot regarding the passe Mirkarimi wife beating issue, but his own campaign claiming the socialists backing is so 1970's. For a Harvard educated guy, he doesn't have a clue about the techies. Typically, techies are "decline to state" or libertarians, without the Republican baggage. The closest this country is going to get to Socialism, with a capital "S" is under the guise of creeping fascism. Even the great hope has capitulated to the surveillance society that is so top down.
We need bottom-up solutions. Campos, update your image and rhetoric.
He's trying to be top-oriented on this campaign and his inexperience is showing.
Fascism does not creep nor otherwise proceed in any way towards socialism. The statement makes no sense.
Campos is going down baby!
Campos will lose the election and be termed out of his Supervisor seat. Ideally he will then move to Oakland and become their problem.
We need to get him farther away. Daly bought two foreclosed homes in Fairfield and moved his family there, but that still doesn't keep him from sticking his nose in San Francisco business.
What to make of the Bay Area Reporter endorsing the straight David over the gay David this week?
Campos is repellent and shrill - he'd set us back a decade. Besides he's far more concerned about Latinos and illegal immigrants than he is any other group.
Mollie Stone's the other day.
Chiu senses that Castro gays do not like the wormy Campos, and he is correct.
Also Castro is the most white neighborhood in SF, and being Asian plays better with whites than being Hispanic.
Wow what a racist comment!
Steven, you write that Conway's "household" contributed to the independent expenditure against Campos, knowing full well it was Ron's wife, Gayle Conway, who contributed. Do you really think it's necessary to employ such petty obfuscations? Has it occurred to you that Gayle is an independent person with her own ideas and opinions, or do you see women as merely puppets of their husbands? Perhaps you believe that only heterosexual women are philosophically indentured so? Does it strike you as impossible that a woman, on her own, might want to send a message that domestic violence shouldn't be tolerated? Are you incapable of fathoming a human being who might have a priority beyond economics?
Do you really think this distinction is important? Has Gayle Conway been active in San Francisco politics, pledging to defeat progressives such as Campos? No, that's Ron Conway who's been doing that -- incidentally, the guy who earned the vast majority of this household's income that is being used on this hit pieces. Has Gayle Conway even been publicly involved in domestic violence issues? Google her name and "domestic violence" and all I see are references to these anti-progressive IEs. This is a thinly veiled attempt to disguise the Conway's campaign against progressives, and nobody is buying it. Not now, and not when there was a similar IE against Christina Olague for crossing Conway's boy, Mayor Ed Lee, on a few different issues (starting with her CleanPowerSF vote, which pissed off the Mayor's Office long before the Mirkarimi vote). But if you're right that this really about Mirkarimi then I'm sure the Conways are actively finding someone to run against Sup. Jane Kim this year as we speak, right? After all, she voted to keep Mirkarimi on the job, even though she also sponsored the Twitter tax break and a bunch of other pro-tech stuff that Conway and Lee have wanted. Maybe Gayle Conway will even run against Kim herself, given her newfound interest in politics.
She was very clear about that, and about how she would vote to impeach Ross if that vote happened.
campos voted the way he did for exactly the same reasons, and said so
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If the opulence of the royal court at Versailles and France's increasingly shaky financial situation were at the root of the revolution of 1789, perhaps so was the weather. Beginning in 1785, a series of bad harvests — possibly the result of volcanic eruptions in Iceland that shifted weather patterns — contributed to food shortages that roiled an already restive underclass. But the final straw was quite possibly a hailstorm in May 1788 that destroyed crops in a 150-mile radius around Paris, sending grain prices through the roof. Ten months later, following the failed meeting of the Estates-General and the formation of a breakaway National Assembly, the French Revolution was underway.
The Great Bhola cyclone wasn't particularly strong by historical standards — it may not have even been the strongest gale to strike the Indian Ocean in 1970 — but its fateful timing and unlucky course through the densely populated Ganges Delta of East Pakistan made it the deadliest cyclonic storm ever. Carrying 115 mile per hour winds, it destroyed crops and razed entire villages, leaving roughly half a million people dead when all was said and done. Relations between Pakistan and its disconnected easternmost province were already strained before the storm, but the Pakistani government's handling of the Bhola cyclone caused the tensions to boil over into violent anti-government protests and, by 1971, civil war. Nine bloody months later, Bangladeshis had won their independence from Pakistan.


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IBM, Hewlett-Packard (HP), and Microsoft led the list of companies that failed to patch vulnerabilities within six months of being notified by the world's biggest bug bounty program, according to HP TippingPoint's Zero-Day Initiative (ZDI).
During 2011, TippingPoint -- a division of HP -- released 29 zero-day advisories that provided information on vulnerabilities it had reported to vendors six or more months earlier. Ten of the 29 were bugs in IBM software, six in HP's own software, and five were in Microsoft products.
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Other companies on the list of late-to-patch vendors included CA, Cisco, and EMC.
TippingPoint, which may be best known as the sponsor of the annual Pwn2Own hacking contest, buys vulnerabilities from independent security researchers, privately reports them to vendors, and then uses the information to craft defenses for its own line of security appliances.
In mid-2010, TippingPoint announced that if a vendor had not patched a reported vulnerability within six months, it would go public with an advisory that included "limited details" of the bug.
TippingPoint released its first zero-day advisory Feb. 7, 2011.
Last year, TippingPoint said it was using the six-month deadline to push software developers to release patches faster. "By releasing some information, it puts the spotlight on vendors," said Aaron Portnoy, the leader of TippingPoint's security research team, in an interview at the time.
Today, Portnoy and Derek Brown, a ZDI researcher, said that the program had worked, more or less.
"What's come out of this is that we've seen a better response," said Brown. "If vendors don't show due diligence, and after working with them it doesn't look like they're making a strong commitment to patching, we release the information as a zero-day advisory."
"It's not just the actual impact of the vulnerabilities, but the perceived impact," argued Portnoy. "It puts pressure on the vendor to patch their product because the number of unpatched vulnerabilities can change the perception of the product's security."
Portnoy also cited some strong success stories.
"Some security teams thanked us for dropping a zero-day [advisory] on them," Portnoy said. "They were able to use that to make the business case that they should have more resources."
Of the five Office vulnerabilities that ZDI disclosed on Feb. 7, 2011, Microsoft patched all five in its April 2011 bulletins of MS11-021, MS11-022, and MS11-023. ZDI had handed Microsoft those vulnerabilities in three batches on June 30, July 20, and Aug. 25, 2010.
IBM and HP never patched the 16 vulnerabilities, some reported by ZDI two or even three years earlier, that were disclosed in the bounty-paying program's zero-day advisories.
Portnoy and Brown also credited the pressure of a six-month deadline for ZDI's record-setting year. So far during 2011, TippingPoint's cadre of independent researchers had generated 350 vulnerability reports, up 16 percent from 301 in 2010, said Brown.


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"I was 29 when I was diagnosed with testicular cancer. My wife was pregnant, my friends were complaining about turning 30. I thought, if there is one thing I can accomplish, I want to live to see 30. The day I turned 30 was the happiest birthday I ever had."
Richard Prezelski, now 38 and his wife Allison made a gift to the Abramson Cancer Center specifically to support the study of survivorship issues among testicular cancer patient, including the long-term health effects of treatment. His hope, he says, is that his son never has to repeat his experience.


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The 34-year-old, whose real name is Radric Davis, pleaded guilty Tuesday to a charge of possession of a firearm by a convicted felon after reaching an agreement with prosecutors.
The charge he pleaded guilty to carries a maximum penalty of 10 years in jail and a fine of up to $250,000. Prosecutors recommended that Davis be sentenced to serve three years and three months in prison.
Davis was indicted in November after prosecutors said he was found in possession of a gun on two occasions in September when police were called to investigate his behavior.
Davis' lawyer, Drew Findling, said his client has accepted responsibility for his acts and is eager to move on with his life.
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A married couple from Kenton, OH is facing felony drug charges after Ohio State Highway Patrol troopers seized 165 individually-wrapped units of heroin, 18 Oxycodone pills and 66 Xanax pills, worth more than $107,000, following a traffic stop in Allen County.
The Lima Post received a call of a possible impaired driver on state Route 309. Troopers responded to the area and stopped a Mercury Grand Marquis with Ohio registration for a left of center violation on SR 309 near Bowman Road in Bath Township at 5:27 p.m. Monday.
The driver, Keith Whitmore, 54, was arrested for OVI. Upon searching him, a trooper found the pills and $650 in cash. Upon contact with the driver's wife, Kelly Whitmore, 35, the individually-wrapped heroin units were discovered.
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Last season Caston's boys basketball team posted its best regular season since the undefeated squad of 2005.
The Comets went 16-6 and won a share of the Midwest Conference title and were the only MWC team that knocked off Pioneer.
The Comets stumbled a bit down the stretch, though, losing four of their final seven games after a 13-2 start. They were defeated by an up-and-coming Tri-County squad 64-54 in what was a disappointing end to an otherwise outstanding season.
The Comets have been able to overcome a big size disadvantage in most of their contests. They've been able to overcome that with effort, skill and shooting ability, and it hasn't hurt they've had a player step up in each of the last two years to earn MWC Player of the Year honors under coach Ben Snyder, including Trevor Hoover last season and Alex Herd in 2011.
The Comets have lost 18 points per game to graduation, but they once again have players that are capable of putting together a big season.
Two of their top three players from a year ago are back in senior Jake Howdeshell and junior Quentin Douglass.
Howdeshell, a 5-10 shooting guard, averaged 15.6 ppg a year ago and shot 82 of 192 from 3-point range (42.7 percent). Douglass, a 5-10 guard, averaged 15.1 ppg, 3.8 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game as a sophomore.
The Comets also return senior Daniel Scales (3.3 ppg, 3.6 rpg), a 6-1 banger inside, and 5-8 senior forward Corey Moss (5.4 ppg), who shot 36 percent from the 3-point line a year ago.
"I'm excited about the four returners," Snyder said. "I like their demeanor. I like how they carry themselves, their business-like approach to the game. They reflect what Caston basketball is all about. They play hard and are focused.
"Jake has gotten better at putting the ball on the floor. Quentin has worked as hard as anybody on his shot. He put up thousands of shots in the spring and summer. He's become a very efficient 3-point shooter. Those two and Corey can score. He's a very good shooter, very consistent. And Daniel Scales has gotten better and better finishing around the basket. He's the same old Dan, you never have to say anything to him. He's Mr. Valuable to us."
Alex Howdeshell is a 5-10 sophomore who saw some varsity time last year. Another 5-10 sophomore, Dustin Offenberger, also will step into a varsity role this year.
"Alex Howdeshell played crucial minutes last year. Dustin Offenberger is a very good shooter and had big games this summer. He's another option, another kid who has spent a lot of time in the gym working out."
The Comets also have two athletes out for the team this year who didn't play a year ago in 6-3 senior Caleb Baldwin and 5-11 senior Jeremy Gonzalez.
"Caleb Baldwin at 6-3 definitely adds a dimension," Snyder said. "He played varsity as a sophomore but didn't play last year because he wanted to focus on baseball. He decided to come back out. He's a great fit for our program. He's a great kid. We're excited about having him.
"Jeremy Gonzalez wrestled last year. He decided to come out and he played all summer. He'll be in a Zek Kesler-type of role. He's a great kid and will only get better. He hasn't played in a couple years and he'll get better and better as the year goes along."
Snyder looks at Pioneer and Tri-County as the conference and sectional favorites.
"Obviously, you've got to put Pioneer up there. They return everyone. Tri-County returns everyone. Those are the two upper-echelon teams, and then there's everyone else," he said. "We hope we can get to that point by the middle to the end of the year to compete with those teams and have a chance."
Caston will make a trek east of Warsaw to Winona Lake to take on Lakeland Christian Academy on Tuesday night in the season opener.
"They have a good point guard back and a 6-7 kid inside," Snyder said. "If you look at the beginning of our schedule, we face a 6-7 kid and it's all downhill from there. I think we might be the underdog in our first seven games. It'll be challenging each and every night. We'll go from there and see what happens."


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The only thing on Dawn Norman's wish list this holiday season is that her 6-year old son Nathan lives to see another Christmas—and that his wish of receiving cards, letters and patches from as many police officers, fire fighters and EMTs is fulfilled. Why? Because police officers, fire fightesr and EMTs happen to be Nathan's heroes.
As reported on New Milford Patch three years ago, Nathan, who lives with his family in Rustburg, Virginia, was diagnosed with brain cancer.
"I remember the doctor saying that there was an abnormality," Dawn Norman remembers. "The doctor kept telling me over and over that there was an abnormality and then it hit me. He was telling me that my son had cancer."
Like most little boys, Nathan loves to watch cops, firemen and EMT's speed to calls in shiny cars and trucks—sirens blaring and lights flashing—making no stops as they race to save people.
This Christmas, Nathan is calling upon these heroes to make his wish come true by sending him cards, letters and patches —anything with a first responder insignia.
One of the departments responding to Nathan is the Woburn Police Department.
According to WHDH 7News, a Burlington Police officer heard of Nathan's wish and decided he wanted to help make his Christmas dream come true.
"One of our detectives heard of the wish and started a card around the department," Sgt. Gerard McDonough, Burlington Police Department, told Channel 7 News. "Our honor guard got together and thought it would be a good idea to personally deliver the card to Nathan and his family."
But word of the good deed spread and, according to Burlington Police Officer James Tigges, police departments all over New England have gotten into the action, including Woburn Police.
"Forty plus police agencies from all over New England will be gathering at the Burlington Mall and leave as a group (caravan) down to visit Norman Nathan, a young boy in Rustburg, VA who is ill with cancer," Tigges said.
Woburn Police Sergeant Charles Stokes and Police Officer Thomas Negri will join the caravan, representing the Woburn Police Department, said Chief Robert Ferullo.
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After two years in New Orleans, the annual International Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions (IAAPA) trade show and conference is leaving the bayou for its "natural" home, the theme park capital of Orlando. The 79th IAAPA exhibition, preceded by four days' worth of seminars and training sessions, will be held November 19-22 at the Orange County Convention Center.
Celebrating "The Magic of Fun," IAAPA 97 is expected to attract 1,000 exhibitors collected in 4,200 booths, running the gamut from popcorn and ice cream vendors to companies like Vekoma and Zamperla, showcasing their latest thrill rides. Imax, Iwerks, and SimEx will likely be shuttling some of the anticipated 24,000 visitors in and out of their motion-simulation theatres as well on the show floor, which this year tops 750,000 sq. ft. (175,000 sq. m). Off-site events will include evening trips to Walt Disney World and Universal Studios Florida.
For more information about IAAPA 97, call 703/836-4800, or set your browser to www.iaapa.org. Confirmed exhibitors as of mid-September include Alcorn McBride, BRC Imagination Arts, ECA2, the Entertainment Services and Technology Association (TCI and Lighting Dimensions magazines will be exhibiting at the ESTA booth), Gemini Sound Products, The Great American Market, ITEC Productions, Landmark Entertainment Group, Laser Media, Laservision, Lazarus Lighting Design, Le Maitre Special Effects Inc., Lexington Scenery and Props, Lumenyte, Morpheus Lights, Ness Lighting, Production Arts, the Production Resource Group, Scenery West, Sega GameWorks, Soundelux Florida, SpectraF/X, Super Vision, Technifex, and the Themed Entertainment Association. Come one, come all.


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Bottle picked up at Bruisin' Ales in Asheville. Bottle 8/150.
Beer pours a slightly hazy light yellow with a lot of bubbles and a thin white head. Beer has an aroma more akin to a wild ale than your typical berliner, but it's a very nice mix of lactic sour, oak and maybe a little white wine. Flavor follows the nose and is very impressive. It's citrus-y, very tart and some hints of oak and white wine as well as a bit of a cereal quality (Fruit Loops maybe?) that I find sometimes in Belgian lambics. Mouthfeel is light and effervescent but with a nice mouth-coating finish. Overall, I'm pretty damn impressed with this beer, especially since a number of the other beers I had from Green Man have let me down. It's an awesome berliner/wild ale hybrid that really succeeds. Well done!
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After Berliners from New Glarus and Upright, this was a bit disappointing - notes of chlorine, apple and pissed bedsheets. The finish is rough - rotten wheat? Was hoping this would be a diamond in the rough, and it just wasnt.
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First pour was clear, light amber, no head, tiniest of bubbles. Hardly any smell, perhaps fresh wheat. First sip sour on the top and the sour on the bottom, not over powering as other sours, just right really. Feels like heavy water going down but the sour cleans it all off. Last pour is hazy but same color and same taste. Best sour I've had this year. Looking forward to opening 071/150 and sharing with good friends.
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There are only 45 minutes gone from 180 minutes in the Mexican Primera's 2011 Apertura Liguilla Final, but this one appears to be very close to over. It's going to take a miracle for Santos Laguna to get back into this match, as they've already had a man sent off and given up a goal to UANL Tigres, who lead 1-0 at halftime. Damian Alvarez scored the goal, and it was an absolute beauty.
In the 7th minute, Hector Raul Mancilla laid off a ball for Alvarez, who dribbled through the defense and broke the ankles of Jorge Estrada with his moves. Eventually, he got himself into a position to shoot from a narrow angle and put a shot past Oswaldo Sanchez to put his team ahead.
Oribe Peralta almost got one back for the Saints in the 15th minute, rattling the crossbar with an absolutely stunning shot from 25 yards. That would be the Saints' best chance for a while, and they were a bit lucky not to allow another. Sanchez was forced into a spectacular save in the 22nd minute, parrying away a great free kick by Lucas Lobos.
Less than a minute after that, Juan Pablo Rodriguez got himself sent off for a terrible foul on Manuel Viniegra. While going for a ball around Viniegra's waste level, he missed the follow through and delivered a swift kick to the groin of Viniegra with his studs, giving the referee no choice but to show a red card.
Santos surprisingly looked decent with ten men, with Darwin Quintero missing a golden opportunity to pull his team level just before the halftime whistle, but were unable to find a goal. With ten men against Mexico's top defense, Santos are going to need Peralta and Quintero to pull a goal or two out of nothing to keep this tie alive heading to Monterrey.
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