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Kent Sheely specializes in brilliant video game subversions.
This is Minecraft re-imagined by Kent Sheely, a new-media artist living in New York. Sheely specializes in videogame subversions like these, adding to, subtracting from, and remixing familiar interactive titles to help us consider them in new ways.
Sheely discovered videogames at a young age and realized he could bend them to his will shortly thereafter. He was 6 when he started learning the programming language Basic, and he grew up with one foot on each side of the medium—avidly playing games and making them. It wasn't until college that he encountered people using videogames for art: "You know, really re-interpreting the existing work to communicate something about the medium and about its culture," he says. It spurred him to explore games as a means of expression....'
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You can't call them "cable companies" anymore. For the first time, the number of broadband subscribers with the major U.S. cable companies exceeded the number of cable subscribers, the Leichtman Research Group reported today. Among other things, these figures suggest the industry is now misnamed. Evidently these are broadband companies that offer cable on the…
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With two Emmy nominations and a star-studded cast of embedded reporters, the independently produced "Years of Living Dangerously" TV series has helped get the message of climate change into the conversations of viewers, including the younger generations. The series employed popular actors like Jessica Alba, Olivia Munn, America Ferrera, Matt Damon and Harrison Ford to explore how climate change is impacting people around the world today.
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For over a decade Patricia Araujo has painted San Francisco's central city architecture. While she lived in the area, she was enchanted by its rich architectural history and the decayed beauty of many buildings that remain, and she continues to paint both iconic city landmarks and abandoned downtown buildings, as an elegy to San Francisco's architectural past.
Since 2008 she has also devoted herself to a new body of work, Tomorrowland Today, featured in this monograph. The newer series was inspired by futuristic, classical, and industrial architecture. The structures she has brought together in these paintings include circus arenas, citadels, and roller coasters. These imaginary cityscapes are a mixture of old and new constructions from various places, East and West. Araujo has sought to bring centuries of utopianism and hope for the future together in a fantasized present, as that present might be created in an architect's or a painter's vision.
"This series of paintings by Patricia Araujo is not a realistic depiction of any one Tomorrowland at any single point in time. It is, collectively, an artist's fantasy, like a theme and variations in music, about the imaginative act involved in designing a representation of the future, seeing it built, seeing it get older. It unobtrusively reminds us that looking forward and looking back are closely connected." (From the foreword by Jerome Tarshis, Art Critic).
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5:00am Thursday 10th January 2013 in Save St Helier By Sophia Sleigh, Chief Reporter
Mums from across the country are rejecting their local hospitals to give birth at a maternity unit threatened with closure.
A total of 2,811 mums had their babies at St Helier Hospital between January and October last year, including women from Croydon, Kingston, Leatherhead, Wandsworth and Lambeth.
Parents as far a field as Bradford and Southampton have used the maternity services at Epsom ansd St Helier hospitals trust.
Despite this the healthcare review Better Services Better Value (BSBV) said in May last year that it should be the one maternity unit in South West London to close.
BSBV, which also recommended St Helier lose its accident and emergency deparment and has already cost taxpayers £2m, is carrying out its review again to include Epsom Hospital.
The campaign to protect St Helier's vital services has been stepped up with the leader of the council Ruth Dombey and MPs Tom Brake and Paul Burstow due to meet with health minister Anna Soubry today. (Jan 10)
Tom Brake, the MP for Carshalton and Wallington, said that given the strong demand on St Helier's maternity and the increasing attendance at A&E proves that the services should remain at St Helier.
He said: "Young mums are voting with their feet - they want to come to St Helier's maternity unit because of its fantastic reputation.
"We need to make sure that unit is available for future generations of babies - a point we will make with the health minister this week.
"Both my children were born there. We got excellent service. That's why this generation of parents want to go there as well."
In 2009-2010 the maternity unit underwent a £2.8million refurbishment and the trust say the figures show 2013 is set to be its busiest year yet.
Mary Burstow, the chair of the health and well being scrutiny committee, gave birth to all three of her children at the hospital and said: "It makes no sense to close a department which is clearly doing such a good job.
"You would never think to close one of Sutton's secondary schools, all of which are doing very well, all because other schools need a bit of a leg up."
A spokesperson for BSBV said that there were currently no proposals on the table.
They said: "Any proposals that are put forward will have to ensure that we are able to accommodate the expected numbers of births and meet national best practice safety standards across all hospitals."
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In fact the unit only has a good reputation as it does one test that no other places do due to the specialist being one of the leads in that area. However if you have any issues that are outside of that minority remit they really have no interest in you whatsoever!
But its good to see that people are risking the heath of their children travelling further etc based on uninformed research. But then that is the state of society today I guess!
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Smith, the education ambassador for the National Baseball Hall of Fame and Museum, will host PLAY Ball with Ozzie Smith on Friday, July 26 from 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. in Cooperstown. Ozzie will welcome fellow Hall of Famers Rickey Henderson and Juan Marichal as his guests during a morning that gives fans a unique chance to experience on-field moments and stories with Hall of Famers.
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Darkest Days?
I am a 34 year old, long time Viking fan. I live in Georgia. I have been along for a lot of bumpy roads with the purple. Yet, I am really unsettled about the 2011 team. I am wondering if these are the Viking's darkest days. Why?
1)I have serious doubts about Frazier's coaching ability. I don't doubt his leadership and he did several things that needed to be done, i.e. bench and/or release McNabb, Berrian, and McKinnie. Yet, I don't know if he has the skillset to bring us to the promised land. We don't have the fortune of being abundantly talented, so we can't overcome a coahing coming into his own.(I had doubts about Tice, Chilly too)
2) At least in the past, we had AP. Everything was going to be ok, because we had AP. Now, his injury casts doubt.
3) C. Ponder is not the answer. I hear you, it's too early to tell, but is it really? He's an athlete and he's smart, but he does not have the arm strength. Based on my observations, many of his int's are the proper reads but, it takes the ball too long to get to the right spot. (Yes, i agree our recievers are below average and the played into regression)
4)No stadium deal- LA looms.... I can't be a fan of the LA Vikings.
5) Pourous secondary, Bad O-line... i can go on and on....
In short, bad ol, secondary, no AP, no Wr, no QB, coach is a ? mark... I know many are you are saying...I'm just raw from an awful season, but that's not true....I just wonder if these are a darkest days?
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1) Pseudo Agree. It is obviously still early, but I am not convinced he can do it yet. But the point is moot because he is our coach at least through this season.
2) Agree
3) Disagree. His INTs have been primarily the wrong read or forcing the throw. The myth about his lack of arm strength is just that - a myth. One that was born in college when he spent a season with a shoulder injury. He isn't going to fire it 80 yard down the field, but his arm is well within NFL standards. Before I say that he is or isn't the answer, I need to see him perform behind a line that can block for longer than two nanoseconds.
4) The deal will get done. All signs are pointing to it getting worked out. And if by the slimmest of chances it does not, I will still be a fan of the team. I have no allegiance to Minnesota, especially considering how badly they have flubbed the stadium issue.
5) Agreed 100%
Are these our darkest days? I don't think so. With great draft positioning, a good owner, and a stadium that is sure to be built... I think we are OK.Zeus wrote:
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Thanks guys, I feel better already. I rather have Claiborne, too many WR free agents.
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The rest of our receivers:
Harvin: 87 rec, 967 yards
Aromashodu: 26 rec, 468 yards
Jenkins: 38 rec, 466 yards
Shiancoe: 36 rec, 409 yards
Rudolph: 26 rec, 249 yards
Gerhart: 23 rec, 190 yards
Peterson: 18 rec, 139 yards
Camarillo: 9 rec, 121 yards
Berrian: 7 rec, 91 yards
Burton: 2 rec, 38 yards
Webb: 1 rec, 9 yards
I would love to see us get Blackmon. I think that if the Rams go with Kalil we will almost certainly go with Blackmon (though I would not throw a fit if we take Claiborne or trade the pick to whatever team wants to come up and get RGIII ahead of the Browns). Blackmon is a superstar ... so despite thinking our WRs are OK ... I would have no problem with adding him to that group.
But, with a Blackmon, Harvin, Aromashodu and Jenkins lineup out there, patience with Ponder will be deservedly thin.
The bright side is that it's almost a certainty that Ponder will improve by next year. I literally could not find a single example of a QB who started his rookie and sophmore year that didn't improve(though I'm sure one exists).


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Canton residents Kevin and Esther Witkos are targeting a February opening for Wilson's Pub on River Street in Collinsville.
"We're getting excited," Kevin Witkos said about inching closer to opening, adding that he feels like a kid on Dec. 23.
Inside, the restaurant and bar has yet to be finished but Witkos, a 1982 graduate of Granby Memorial High School, said the work is progressing.
Getting to this point has taken a little longer than he originally hoped when he and Gregory Boyko, under the name 3 River Street, LLC, officially purchased the property last May for $119,000. At the time, Witkos, also a state senator, had hoped to open last fall.
Wilson's pays homage to the late "Bill" Wilson who operated the Fireplace Café at the 3 River St. location for many years.
The building was stripped down to the walls and completely refinished, first with four one-bedroom apartments upstairs.
For Witkos, well known as a former police sergeant in Canton, there were a few challenges along the way that slowed progress at the bar.
For example, a Small Business Administration Loan took longer to secure than he had hoped, Witkos said.
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Even Thursday, Witkos and chef Tom Barletta discussed minor tweaks with general contractor Edward Roberge, owner of Stonehouse Construction, L.L.C.
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Patio seating for approximately 18 will also be featured in addition to indoor seating and a full bar. Witkos plans to have Wilson's brother Barry unveil the refurbished totem pole that belonged to the late owner.
Witkos is also considering future possibilities such as weekend breakfasts and an annual summer blast party.
Barletta, a Canton native who has worked in Kansas for the past several years, said the restaurant will offer upscale pub food with a little twist. He will offer week-long specials and change the menu somewhat seasonally. In addition to staples like burgers, Barletta also plans to offer some dishes with an Asian flare as well as some vegetarian, vegan and gluten free options.
"You can reach out in each direction a little bit and maintain a style of comfort food," he said.


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Pick up Vick and Haynesworth, trade galloway for Koren robinson and ruud for Thurman. THEN we'd have a team!
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What's with Bradley, Pacquiao & Freddie Roach?, Logic? Confusion? Promotion?
What's with Bradley, Pacquiao & Freddie Roach?, Logic? Confusion? Promotion?
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IN MY OWN OPINION, what turns me off about this fight while watching the L.A. Press Conference or even behind the scenes of there commercial is how SOFT with words and all around behavior these to show with each other. It almost made me forget that these 2 were actually going to fight each other the way they joke, Smile & laugh at ech other. I mean come on give me a break, i can't be the only one shaking my head at this. I mean somebody tell me, WHAT'S THE POINT OF FIGHTERS FIGHTING IF THEY LIKE EACH OTHER THIS MUCH. SAVE ALL THE RESPECT AFTER FIGHT, AFTER YOU SEE WHAT THE FIGHTER CAN DO. How does a guy like Bradley who's been known to be confident & to get under the skin of his opponents, all of a sudden be so warm hearted. It's like Joshua Clottey (remember him) all over again. These 2 can not even do a Stare Down without cracking a smile and laughing and thats pathetic. Now anything bad at this point to be said by either fighter is a contradiction because these two made it very well known that they "LIKE" each other... jeez, where Chisora - haye, Tyson, Lennox Lewis, Mayweather and plenty other mean fighters when you need em.
Speaking of Contradictions whats with the "Peoples Champion" Manny Pacquiao "The Man Who fights for the People before Money" all of a sudden be "the man that fights for Money before People". This guy headlines Yahoo news stating the reason the negotiations between him and Floyd fell apart was because Floyd gaurenteed him more money than he's ever made and ever will make in boxing and (alledgedly) not a penny more. Yet months prior went on record to say he'd fight him for a lesser share. He was even as bold to state that he would fight him for free.
Last but not least we have Freddie Roach being a week removed from basically calling this fight unworthy to now believing it's a "very good fight". I like Freddie & respect him as a trainer but never let money take your WORD away man. You Can still speak your mind about how you really feel and still sell the PPV just as well as you can by not.
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Okay guys, as much trash as I talk about this fight, curiosity will take it's toll on June 9th, and I'll more than likely order it. With that said, I've been led to ask the initial question of this topic..."What's with Bradley, Pacquiao, and Roach?"
Im reading in other places, that Pacquiao thinks Mayweather will have trouble with Cotto. He also said (paraphrasing), that when he fought Cotto, he (Cotto) was ahead on points after the 5th round. Really Manny?
As it's been said, and any idiot could've witnessed Cotto get knocked down in the 3rd and get knocked dizzy in the 4th. Manny may have also won the 2nd round, but even if he didn't how in the HELL was Cotto leading on points going into/after the 5th?
Since this fight has been signed, EVERYBODY involved seems to be talking out of their asses for some odd reasons. It's building up this look of suspense and concern, which may ultimately lead to that curiosity that will make viewers order it.
Im not even gonna get started on the horseshit Bradley has been projecting, as he deems promotional. Im proud that he was able to land the fight, though I dont feel that he truly deserved it this sson. No time like the present though, right? The funniest part is, he's waaaay more excited about it, than the average fan. It still has the potential to sell, because Pacquiao is fighting, plain and simple.
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A major part of the Maine Folklife Center's mission is the dissemination of the folklore we collect. We do this through publications, exhibits, and programs and events such as those listed below.
Maine Folklife Center's Maine Ballad Swap & Workshop
The workshop consists of a panel discussion/performance and audience participation of several ballads collected in Maine. These include both British Ballads such as "Molly Bawn," and local ballads such as "The Deer Isle Tragedy." We discussed ballad collecting in Maine with Pauleena MacDougall (Director of the Maine Folklife Center), literary themes in ballads with Sarah Harlan-Haughey (UMaine English professor and honors preceptor) and how ballads are performed traditionally, and how ballads move and change over time with musicians and folk song collectors Julia Lane and Fred Gosbee (members of Castlebay) and Jeff "Smokey" McKeen, member of the Old Grey Goose performing group (learn more about Smokey here, here, or here).
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Julia and Fred Smokey
The audience was invited to bring their favorite ballad or collections of family songs and we heard some great ballads that way, old and new. The program was funded in part with a Community Arts and Humanities grant from the Maine Arts Commission and the Maine Humanities Council, and small grants from the UMaine Humanities Initiative and the University of Maine's Cultural Affairs Distinguished Lecture Series. The program was free and open to the public.
The program took place on three different days in three libraries:
Tuesday, April 2, 2013 time: 6:30-8:30 pm at Belfast Community Library.
Tuesday, April 9, 2013 time: 4:30-6:30 pm at University Club in Fogler Library.
Tuesday, April 16, 2013 time: 6:30-8:30 pm at Rines Auditorium at Portland Public Library.
Ballad singing and ballad collecting are part of Maine's cultural heritage. The Maine Folklife Center has an extensive collection of ballads and other folksongs that it wants to bring to the public's attention. Recently, with support from the National Endowment for the Arts, the Center created a Maine Song and Story Sampler on our website with accompanying curriculum for teachers. In addition, the center published the second volume of British Ballads from Maine in 2012. Maine has an active community of folk musicians and those who enjoy folk music. The program fulfills the Maine Folklife Center's mission to engage communities in the vernacular arts and culture of Maine and the Maritime Provinces.
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The Maine Folklife Center conducts research and public programming with the annual American Folk Festival on the Bangor Waterfront. Specifically, the center produces the Folk and Traditional Arts area of the festival.
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The food on the Lido Deck is the best (9th floor- food court). It's so much better than what's served in the Golden Restaurant (anytime dining). However the service in the restaurant is 1st class (wow). A Big Shout out to Nevin who is a humble man; and had the best disposition. Blessings to you.
My only complaint was that we were in the cabin next to the "frat boys from hell" . For two days straight, they were purposely making crazy loud noises -, drunk and especially rude to a woman who was cleaning their rooms. Since we were on vacation...my husband convinced me to let it go; they came close to getting their @#x## whipped by me.(I was imagining all of this lol)
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LTRC currently has five homes that need to be built and numerous other existing structures that require repairs.
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--Large laundry room in unit with new washer and dryer, iron and
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--Guest room 1 features queen bed, ocean theme, flat-screen TV and DVD player, walk-in
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Regarding the news story and editorial about NOAA attorneys and their role-playing workshop right out of Camelot (the Times, Wednesday and Thursday, Feb. 27 and 28), I'd bet dimes to dogfish that the funding for this latest affront to fishermen came directly out of our pockets, laundered through the "Asset Forfeiture" slush fund.
More than a quarter million dollars to play charades for a looong weekend? Oh, wait it wasn't a weekend, it was during the "work week" after all, they needed the weekend to recuperate!
If Dungeons and Dragons is what it takes to buttress team morale, then that may begin to explain their pre-pubescent approach to the life and death implications of their fantasies.
Hard-working Americans are losing their boats, homes, and dreams, and they're too busy playing parlor games funded by money which has been extorted from us, to respond to our desperate pleas.
"Let them eat cake, for they surely won't be eating fish."
Perhaps a historian might have been a better motivational speaker, one who could instill in them the profound historical implications of governance without the consent of the people.
History does have a habit of repeating itself.
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