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Tuesday, 03 April 2012 11:55
Fifty two years past, the Rotary Club of Basilan was organized in 1960 and its charter was granted by the Rotary International on the same year.
Last Tuesday, March 20, 2012, the Club held a simple and austere 52nd Foundation Anniversary celebration at Isabela City in the island Province of Basilan. Col. Ricardo R. Visaya was invited as the guest of honor and main speaker for the occasion. He was represented by the Deputy Commander, Col. Demy Tejares 104th Brigade, Philippine Army. The occasion was held at the ISAWAD Hall, Isabela City courtesy of the Water District Manager Aleli C. Almodovar, a President nominee of the Rotary Club for year 2013.
Incumbent Rotary Club President Jessica W. Eisma-Flores, distributed plaques of recognition and awards to selected personalities and notable Rotarians hereabouts. Among those who received the award is Mr. Fregildo Salazar Bajala, Barangay Chairman of Colonia, Lamitan City in recognition of his valuable support and cooperation that made possible the signing of the Memorandum of Agreement in connection with health services program on the adoption of the Barangay Health Center of Colonia, Lamitan City. Dr. Vicente P. Yu, III, Lamitan City Health Officer also received an award in appreciation of his valuable help in facilitating the health services program of the Rotary Club Mr. Peter Phiipps B. Lahaman, Supervisor of the Terminal Port of Isabela, PPA on the same occasion also was a recipient of an award in recognition of his valuable involvement that made possible for the Rotary Club to realize its project painting of the four way TEST at the concrete wall fence of the Terminal port area, PPA Isabela City.
Vice Governor Al-Rasheed Sakkalahul, Past President of the Rotary Club was given a plaque of recognition in appreciation of his selfless dedication to public service and direct involvement as Chief government negotiator for the safe release of kidnapped victims and peaceful settlement of conflicts towards avoidance of bloodbath in the island province of Basilan which show the sincere manifestation in response to Rotary International slogan "Reach within to embrace Humanity". Dr. Agnes Ouida P. Yu, Rotary Club Past President was also a recipient of an award in recognition of her effort and involvement to the promotion of health service and literacy program of the Rotary Club.
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Bengals rookie wide receiver Mohamed Sanu was one of the best wideouts in Rutgers history. (He was also told he was drafted by Cincinnati before he was actually drafted by Cincinnati.) But while he possesses great physical tools, standing 6'2" and weighing a little more than 200 pounds, Sanu's greatest asset may be his aggressiveness, as he told SB Nation's Amy K. Nelson.
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From: "Melinde Sanborn" <>
Subject: Re: [APG] Passport Applications
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Superb question. In Washington DC during the NIGR this summer I found two
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Paul Lewis from the University of Tennessee and Big South Fork astronomy volunteers will be at Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area on Saturday, May 18, 2013, for two special astronomy programs. A telescope with a sun filter will be positioned in front of the Bandy Creek Visitor Center from 3:00 p.m. to 4:00 p.m. (EDT) to allow for solar viewing. The use of special telescope filters will allow safe viewing of the sun. The sun should never be viewed without proper sun filters or permanent damage to the eyes may occur.
Later that evening at 9:00 p.m. (EDT), Paul Lewis will describe which objects to look for in the May night sky. This program will be held in the parking lot across from the Bandy Creek Visitor Center. Telescopes will be available for night sky observation after the presentation. You may want to bringa blanket or chair for comfortable seating.There is no charge to attend these programs.
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Now through Sept. 14: Jeremy Menekseoglu's MEDEA
READER RECOMMENDED "In typical form, Menekseoglu artfully combines muscular poetry, well-chosen anachronisms, and epic cruelty." - Chicago Reader
NEWCITY RECOMMENDED "the acting is like nothing else you'll see on a local stage. ... Jason's entrance is a masterpiece of nonverbal revelation, with his toy-soldier stiffness and pomposity betrayed by a twitchy, distracted air that testifies to his deep-seated fear of his abandoned wife and her witchy ways. Martindale's Medea is a force of nature, cowing all those around her, including even Hera, queen of the gods" - Newcity
3/4 STARS ON CHICAGO THEATER BEAT "As Medea, Martindale is outstanding, carrying the intensity of her characters and the poetry of Menekseoglu's script, shifting easily from beaten-down has-been to proud priestess who is either a deeply intuitive woman or a psychopath unhinged by bitternes. As Jason, Jeremy Menekseoglu's range is impressive, going from pompous jerk to sympathetic father. The script is beautiful, and the language rich and powerful. Menekseoglu shows a range of skills as director, actor, and scenic and sound designer: his use of music and sound effects is immersive. Anna W Menekseoglu's lighting design combines with the skillful use of sound to transform the small, minimalist set into a foreign land filled with black magic and supernatural events." - Chicago Theater Beat
A Letter from Audience after seeing MEDEA "I want to thank you. Thank you for a marvelous production. For a show that is continuing to spark conversations in my home. A show that makes me want to grab people off the street and bring them to the theatre. I felt the need to write this because I want to let you know how very important what you do is – not just to me as an audience member – but to the audience as members of a larger society. THIS is the purpose of drama." See full letter on our Blog
EDGE RECOMMENDED "Martindale was powerful yet achingly human as Medea, and as Glauce, Meyer had a humble but steadfast presence. According to the program, Dream Theatre's mission "is to shatter the barrier between actor and audience... and deliver the highest art possible in its most raw, unflinching, and entertaining form." With this solid production of "Medea" under its belt, Dream Theatre will no doubt continue to execute its mission in its new home for many productions to come." EDGE Review
This visceral reimagining of the classic Greek tragedy focuses on the psychological damage to Medea's children, and the implosion of her unhealthy marriage to the hero Jason.
On the eve of his wedding to his new bride, Jason visits the beachside shack made out of the rottingArgo where Medea and her neglected twin boys bide their time. Jason demands that Medea take a payoff to leave Corinth so he can safely marry its virgin princess, Glauce. But neither of them wants to take the children, whom Medea blames for the loss of her husband and her past identity as a powerful, desirable woman.
Glauce bravely offers her own, gentler peace to the feared and isolated Medea, and in so doing gives Medea the opportunity to reclaim her past glory and win back Jason's heart. Medea's magic was powerful enough to slay a Titan, but it may not be powerful enough to save her marriage – and it comes at a terrible, bloody price.
MEDEA features: Rachel Martindale as Medea with an ensemble of Dream Theatre Company members: Jeremy Menekseoglu, Amanda Meyer, Madelaine Schmitt, Anna W Menekseoglu & Dream Theatre Company Artistic Associate Kaitlin Stewart.
Runs now through Septeber 14th on Fridays, Saturdays & Sundays at 8:00 p.m. No shows Aug. 31 or Sept. 5. Tickets are $20. We take Cash & Credit Cards (Square) at the door. Reservations are strongly recommended as seating is limited to 30 seats per performance.
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An all-girl, silent, steampunk play full of debauchery, revenge and insanity! This tale tells of the struggle between an inventor's scientific obsession and his daughter's innocent connection to the virtues of humanity. Set to a mournful musical score, Jeremy Menekseoglu's hauntingly beautiful play takes the audience into dark world reminiscent of turn of the century silent film.
Listen to the podcast interview between Anna W Menekseoglu & Vinnie Lacey, Executive Director of the Chicago Fringe Festaval.
Directed by company member Greg Callozzo and featuring an all-female ensemble of Dream Theatre Company members Nicole Roberts, Madelaine Schmitt, Amanda Lynn Meyer and Anna W Menekseoglu.
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Already known for thoroughly immersive theater experiences, Dream Theatre sealed its standing with Jeremy Menekseoglu's Halloween show Audience Annihilated Part Two: Gold Star Sticker, the most chillingly horrific 15 minutes I've endured in recent memory. As in Audience Annihilated Part One: Women Only Train, staged back in 2011, audience members play the part of the lead, in this case six-year-old Princess, who's subjected to a junkie amputee careening a bit too close for comfort, a cold hard bitch of a mother whispering beer-soaked expletives (the unflinching Nicole Roberts), and Bear, a cruel teddy whose catchphrase "I don't like things the way they are" still pops up in my mind quite unsettlingly. Why subject yourself to this, you ask? For the same reason we like haunted houses and scary movies: nerves jangling, heart racing, and mouth agape, you walk away from the experience feeling thrillingly alive. Coming up next for Dream Theatre Company, which just moved into new digs in Lincoln Square: two more from Menekseoglu. --Marissa Oberlander
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University of Minnesota freshman forward Maryanne Menefee was named Rookie of the Week by the Western Collegiate Hockey Association (WCHA) on Wednesday afternoon. Menefee generated a total of four points this weekend by tallying three goals and one assist.
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Securities America, Inc. is an independent B/D with more than 1,600 independent registered representatives nationwide. Of that number there are 1,181 who are also investment advisors. Of those investment advisors, 280 are their own independent RIA and 901 of them chose to come under Securities America's corporate RIA, Securities America Advisors.
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We receive feeds from all entities to "supervise that activity." We also do third- party money manager due diligence when they choose to use an outside third party to manage the assets and receive a portion of the fee for the "advice." In addition, we have a whole RIA compliance department that supports all of the necessary compliance requirements of independent RIAs, from writing and amending their Form ADVs, to helping them build their compliance manuals and draft and amend their client agreements, to making sure they comply with their annual ADV offer.
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NYC – The Rise of Aurora West Signing
August 31, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, New York, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Eisner award-winning author and cartoonist Paul Pope appears at Housing Works Bookstore Cafe in conversation with art critic and editor Jillian Steinhauer of Hyperallergic on Tuesday, September 30th at 7:00 pm!
Housing Works Bookstore Cafe
126 Crosby St, New York, New York 10012
(212) 334-3324
NYC – NYCC Presents: Heroes & Villains
August 30, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Cosplay, New York, New York Comic Con, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Fred Van Lente, Greg Pak, and Cory Smith appear on Friday September 5, 2014 from 7:00 PM – 9:00 PM!
Press Release:
Do you have what it takes to save the world from mayhem? Prove it when you attend the first installment of New York Comic Con Presents… Heroes! Come dressed to conquer evil and take part in the Heroes Costume Contest for a chance to win tickets to NYCC. Not into the whole tights and cape get up? Bring your pencils and sketch pad and fearlessly draw alongside fellow NYCC Fans in a hero-themed drawing competition, with prizes provided by our special NYCC Comic Guests! You'll also have a chance to win tickets to NYCC 2014! There will be drink specials for the brave, freebies for the gutsy and an all-around good time for heroes and heroines alike!
RockBar NYC
185 Christopher Street, New York City, NY 60657
(212) 675-1864
NYCC Eastern Championships of Cosplay to Debut at New York Comic Con 2014
August 29, 2014 by Kerri Marks
Filed under Comic Books, Convention News, Cosplay, New York, New York Comic Con, Top Stories
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NYCC Eastern Championships of Cosplay to Debut at New York Comic Con 2014
First Stop in "Quest for the Crown" Cosplay Competition Circuit to Play Out at NYCC and Lay Foundation for Search to Find Best Cosplayer on the Planet.
New York – August 25, 2014 – Today, ReedPOP, the world's leading producer of pop culture events, announces the debut of a new Cosplay championship at this year's New York Comic Con (NYCC). The inaugural NYCC Eastern Championships of Cosplay will be the biggest and most prestigious costume contest on the East Coast and will serve as the first stop in the "Quest for the Crown," a new Cosplay competition circuit that celebrates the very best in Cosplay design from all over the world.
Cosplay veterans, former champions and amateurs alike will battle it out for a shot at the NYCC Eastern Championship Crown and over $10,000 in cash and prizes. The Eastern Champion of Cosplay will represent the East Coast in the C2E2 Crown Championships of Cosplay in Chicago in April 2015, the final round in the Quest for the Crown competition. Thousands of NYCC fans will watch in person and millions of people around the world will tune in via the New York Comic Con live stream to witness the spectacle and pageantry of this fun-filled competition celebrating the best Cosplayers the East Coast has to offer — entries spanning the worlds of comics, movies, television, video games, anime, manga, science fiction and fantasy!
"The Crown Championships of Cosplay began in Chicago last year, and we're excited to now introduce this new leg of our Cosplay tournament here," said Lance Fensterman, Global Senior Vice President of ReedPOP. "We love the evolution and growth of our contests — we've seen the best Chicago has to offer, and we look forward to expanding this now to reward the passion, dedication and craftsmanship of Cosplayers around America… and ultimately the planet."
The Crown Championships of Cosplay debuted at ReedPOP's Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo earlier this year, and New York Comic Con represents the kick-off of a larger Quest for the Crown competition that will span multiple events, all leading up to a final again set in ReedPOP's C2E2. ReedPOP, with over 15 events around the globe, looks forward to setting up additional stops in the Quest for the Crown from the US to Australia, creating a new, worldwide platform to showcase the Cosplay community.
NYCC Eastern Championships of Cosplay Prizes will include:
First Place/Best in Show
- Two VIP Tickets for C2E2 2015
- $1,500 Cash
- Airfare – within the continental US to C2E2 2015
- Hotel for two nights in Chicago for C2E2 2015
- Automatic Entry into the final round of the Crown Championships of Cosplay at C2E2
- $100 Gift Card to ReedPOP Supply Co.
Second Place
- Two VIP Tickets for NYCC 2015
- $1,000 Cash
- $50 Gift Card for ReedPOP Supply Co.
Third Place
- Two 4-Day Tickets for NYCC 2015
- $500 Cash
- $25 Gift Card to ReedPOP Supply Co.
Fans can register here for the NYCC Eastern Championships of Cosplay, starting today. All submissions must be in by 11:59 PM EDT on Friday, September 19.
About ReedPOP
ReedPOP is a boutique group within Reed Exhibitions, which is exclusively devoted to organizing events, launching and acquiring new shows and partnering with premium brands in the pop culture arena. ReedPOP is dedicated to producing celebrations of popular culture throughout the world that transcend ordinary events by providing unique access and dynamic personal experiences for consumers and fans. The ReedPOP portfolio includes: New York Comic Con (NYCC), Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2), Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) Prime, East and South, Star Wars Celebration, and the UFC Fan Expo. In 2013, ReedPOP added Star Wars Celebration Europe and PAX Australia to its rapidly expanding portfolio of international events. The staff at ReedPOP is a fan based group of professionals producing shows for other fans, thus making them uniquely qualified to service those with whom they share a common passion. ReedPOP is focused on bringing its expertise and knowledge to world communities in North America, South America, Europe, Africa, Australia and the Asia/Pacific. (www.reedpop.com)
NYC – We're All Mad Here Signing
August 29, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, New York, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Bestselling authors Lauren Beukes (Broken Monsters), Lev Grossman (The Magician's Land), and Jeff VanderMeer (Acceptance) talk the weird, the fantastical, and the magical, followed by a Q&A and signing at the Housing Works Bookstore Cafe on Monday, September 22nd from 7:00 – 8:00 pm. Presented by WORD.
Housing Works Bookstore Cafe
126 Crosby St, New York, New York 10012
(212) 334-3324
Win Tickets to NYCC 2014 and Rave of Thrones
August 28, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Convention News, New York, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Television, Top Stories
Win a Rave of Thrones VIP Experience
In partnership with New York Super Week
(1) 3-Day Passes to New York Comic Con
(2) New York Super Week Cards
(3) Tickets to Rave of Thrones
(4) Backstage passes to Rave of Thrones
(5) VIP Table at Rave of Thrones
(6) Bottle of choice at Rave of Thrones
… A value of over $1000! …
- First Prize for the most points wins it all!
- Second Prize wins (2) tickets to Rave of THRONES
ESL ONE Dota 2 Tournament Part of ReedPop's New York Super Week in October 2014
August 28, 2014 by Kerri Marks
Filed under Convention News, Gaming, New York, Sports, Top Stories, Video Games
Press Release:
ESL One to make competitive gaming history during New York Super Week this October at Madison Square Garden
(New York) August 13, 2014 – ESL, the world's largest, independent eSports brand, is proud to announce their next groundbreaking Dota 2 tournament will be held in The Theater at Madison Square Garden October 9-10, serving as the crown jewel of interactive entertainment for ReedPOP's inaugural New York Super Week. As the largest in-person competitive gaming event ever held on the East Coast, thousands of video game enthusiasts will watch the top eSports teams in the world compete in the finals of a global Dota 2 tournament. In partnership with Twitch, the world's leading online video platform and community for gamers, the event will be live broadcast on ESL's Twitch channel. In addition, joinDOTA will once again join the team as ESL's coverage partner, providing on-air talent for the show.
Combining the world's most passionate fans with the innovators of the eSports industry, ESL, Twitch and ReedPOP will present the largest eSports event ever in New York City – and a cornerstone of New York Super Week, a 10 day long festival with over 60 nerdy, geeky, cool pop culture events across all five boroughs of NYC in the lead up to this year's New York Comic Con! This prestigious event will feature eight of the top Dota 2 teams in a battle for $100,000. Details about the roster and information about invitees and qualification will be released in the coming weeks.
"By staging this event at the iconic Madison Square Garden, we're going to see history in the making," said James Lampkin, Product Manager for ESL One. "ReedPOP, Twitch and ESL are coming together to create something special that New York City has never seen before."
Lance Fensterman, Global Senior Vice President of ReedPOP added, "ESL and Twitch are helping to make the first ever New York Super Week the ultimate celebration of pop culture in New York City and bring the fan experience to the next level. This is a keystone event in a week filled with amazing programming and will set the bar for future events."
The event comes off the back of ESL One Frankfurt, which took place on June 28th-29th this year. Competition saw eight teams take to the stage in a World Cup Football stadium (Commerzbank-Arena, Germany) for an event that broke viewership and attendance numbers worldwide. Over 12,500 visitors attended the stadium each day to watch the action unfold live on a 412m2 screen, with an additional peak of over 500,000 concurrent viewers watching the show online.
Twitch has worked with ESL since 2011. Since that time, enthusiasts from over 180 countries have tuned in to watch ESL's content on Twitch. Twitch recorded a peak of over 280,000 concurrent viewers on a single stream during IEM Cologne in 2013. This was broken only a few months later during the IEM Katowice 2014, when the concurrent viewership in the Western world peaked at 643,000 across all games at the event.
"eSports are not only rivaling traditional sporting events, they're eclipsing them, especially when it comes to the live online viewership numbers on Twitch," said Kevin Lin, COO, Twitch. "In partnership with ReedPOP and ESL, we're bringing to the US more of what the audience wants – big events at historical venues. This ESL One milestone-setting Madison Square Garden event is testament to the future of the eSports industry."
To find out more about the tournament, visit http://www.esl-one.com. You can also learn more about the qualifiers by following @ESL on Twitter.
About ESL - The world's largest, independent eSports brand, leading the industry across various games with numerous online and offline competitions. This includes high profile international and national leagues and tournaments such as the Intel® Extreme Masters, ESL One, ESL Pro Series, Starcraft® II World Championship Series, as well as grassroots amateur cups, leagues and matchmaking systems. ESL covers a broad field of services in gaming technology, event management, advertising and TV production, fully catering to the needs of the eSport's ecosystem. With offices in Germany, Russia, France, Poland, Spain, China and North America, it has a true global footprint. www.eslgaming.com
About ESL One - In ESL One, teams and players from all over the world compete in an eSports tournament unlike any other. Featuring the games Dota 2, Counter-Strike Global Offensive and Battlefield 4, ESL One gives out hundreds of thousands in prize money every year. With events taking place in sports stadiums all over the world, it puts the players in front of enthusiastic audiences, cheering them on in their attempt to secure the one trophy and the glory that comes with it. www.esl-one.com
About Twitch – Twitch is the world's leading video platform and community for gamers where more than 55 million gather every month to broadcast, watch and talk about video games. Twitch's video platform is the backbone of both live and on-demand distribution for the entire video game ecosystem. This includes game developers, publishers, media outlets, events, user generated content, and the entire eSports scene. In February 2014, Wall Street Journal ranked Twitch as the 4th largest website in terms of peak internet traffic in the U.S., fortifying the brand as an entertainment industry leader and the epicenter of social video for gamers. For more information visit: www.twitch.tv.
About Dota 2® - Dota 2®, released in 2013, is an Action RTS (Real Time Strategy) game from developer, Valve Software. Acting as a stand-alone sequel to Defense of the Ancients, the computer game combines action and strategy in an exciting fantasy world. Players pick from a pool of over a hundred heroes, forming two teams of five players. Actively played by millions of individuals, the game continues to grow and excite the gaming community.
About ReedPOP – ReedPOP is a boutique group within Reed Exhibitions, which is exclusively devoted to organizing events, launching and acquiring new shows, and partnering with premium brands in the pop culture arena. ReedPOP is dedicated to producing celebrations of popular culture throughout the world that transcend ordinary events by providing unique access and dynamic personal experiences for consumers and fans. The ReedPOP portfolio includes: New York Comic Con (NYCC), Chicago Comic & Entertainment Expo (C2E2), Penny Arcade Expo (PAX) Prime, East, South and Australia, Star Wars Celebration, Special Edition: NYC, Oz Comic-Con, BookCon and the UFC Fan Expo. In 2013, ReedPOP (has) added Star Wars Celebration Europe and PAX Australia to its rapidly expanding portfolio of international events. The staff at ReedPOP is a fan based group of professionals producing shows for other fans, thus making them uniquely qualified to service those with whom they share a common passion. ReedPOP is focused on bringing its expertise and knowledge to world communities in North America, South America, Europe, and Asia/Pacific (including Australia). (www.reedpop.com)
NY – Hellboy Signs
August 28, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Animation, Comic Books, Movies, New York, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Television
Sons of Anarchy star Ron Perlman appears at Book Revue to sign his new memoir Easy Street (The Hard Way) on Thursday, October 2nd, 2014 at 7:00 pm!
Press Release:
The candid, hilarious, and inspiring memoir of the iconic star of Beauty and the Beast, the Hellboy movies, and Sons of Anarchy.
A classically trained actor who cut his teeth in the East Village's Off-Broadway scene, Ron Perlman—a Golden Globe winner (Beauty and the Beast) with starring roles in the Hellboy movies, Drive, Pacific Rim, and Sons of Anarchy—has traveled an offbeat path to showbiz success. His story involves rising from New York's tough Washington Heights neighborhood, enduring incredible hardships, and ignoring the naysayers who taunted him for his distinctive looks. It's a tale that demonstrates the power of persistence.
With a filmography of nearly 200 credits working alongside countless stars during his forty-year career, Perlman knows the ins-and-outs of filmmaking. In Easy Street (the Hard Way), he shares his inspiring story for the next generation of performers.
All books signed at Book Revue events must be purchased at Book Revue. If you purchase the book prior to the event please save your receipt. If you have purchased the book from somewhere else you can still get your book signed, we just ask that you make a purchase in our store of equal or greater value to that of the book.
Book Revue
313 New York Avenue, Huntington, NY 11743
NYC – Art Out Loud 2014
August 27, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Art Show, Comic Books, New York, Other, Science Fiction and Fantasy, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Julie Bell, Dave Palumbo, Dan dos Santos, and Charles Vess appear at Society of Illustrators on Saturday September 13, 2014 from 1:00 p.m. – 5:00 p.m. Top fantastic illustrators will demonstrate their skills and techniques in an open forum.
$40 Members, $50 Non-Members, $20 Students
Purchase tickets here
Society of Illustrators
128 East 63rd Street, New York, NY 10065
NYC – Irwin: A New York Story Screening
August 27, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, Movies, New York, Other, Signing and Appearance Profiles
Press Release:
Join the Society of Illustrators on Wednesday September 3, 2014 from 6:30 p.m. – 8:30 p.m. for a screening of the documentary "Irwin: A New York Story," directed by Dan Makara. The film follows the life of Irwin Hasen, a 96 year old comic book creator and strip artist, as he shares his memories of childhood and the Golden Age of Comics.
The film will be followed with a panel discussion led by Ed Steckley and includes Al Jaffee, Karen Green, and Arnold Roth.
A small reception will follow.
$15 Non-Members | $10 Members | $7 Seniors/Students
purchase tickets here
Society of Illustrators
128 East 63rd Street, New York, NY 10065
NYC – Tomboy/Adam Signing
August 26, 2014 by Colin Solan
Filed under Comic Books, New York, Other, Signing and Appearance Profiles, Webcomics
Local writers Liz Prince (Tomboy: A Graphic Memoir) and Ariel Schrag (Adam) appear at WORD to discuss gender identity and their newest works on Tuesday, September 23rd at 7:00 pm. In Tomboy, Prince chronicles her struggle to understand what it means to "be a girl." In Schrag's debut novel Adam, a teenage boy gets mistaken for a trans girl — and falls for a lesbian. Join us for what should be a fascinating discussion.
Word Bookstore
126 Franklin Street, Brooklyn, NY 11222-2002


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Military Airlift:
DOD Plans to Participate in Multi-National Program to Exchange Air Services with European Nations
GAO-14-30R: Published: Oct 30, 2013. Publicly Released: Oct 30, 2013.
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What GAO Found
Several air force-related services are exchanged through the Air Transport, Air-to-Air Refueling and Other Exchange of Services (ATARES) program, including air transport, air-to-air refueling, maritime patrol, search and air rescue, and strategic air medical evacuation. Since 2001, air transport and air-to-air refueling have comprised more than 80 percent of the services exchanged within the program. ATARES services are exchanged when a request made by one member nation is accepted and executed by another.
Neither the Movement Coordination Center Europe (MCCE)--a multi-national organization established in 2007 to coordinate and optimize the use of airlift, sealift, and land movement assets owned or leased by member nations' militaries--nor any of the ATARES member nations we met with or received written responses from has conducted comprehensive analyses to assess whether the ATARES program as a whole is achieving its intended purposes. However, some program- and mission-level data on ATARES is collected and tracked. MCCE uses the data member nations report about their exchanges of services to ensure that members are operating according to the parameters set by the Technical Arrangement and Annexes to which each member agrees before joining the program. For example, MCCE monitors each nation's balance of credits and debits to ensure that it is not exceeding the limits set in the annexes to the ATARES Technical Arrangement. Member nations identified several benefits from the program, including gaining access to additional flight routes, saving time and money by efficiently using aircraft assets, and increasing cooperation among nations. Although DOD has not yet begun to participate in ATARES, DOD officials stated that the department has several of its own intended purposes for participating in the program, including leveraging empty space on its flights and enhancing multi-national relationships within the European Command area of responsibility.
Neither ATARES officials nor member nations we met with or received written responses from had conducted comprehensive analyses to assess the overall cost- effectiveness of the program, but some data on cost savings were available. MCCE reported some cost savings identified by member nations. For example, the United Kingdom and Sweden reported savings, estimating that they each had saved $1.5 million since joining the program.
Why GAO Did This Study
ATARES is a European program through which member nations use a system of credits and debits to facilitate sharing of air force-related services--such as troop and cargo airlift--without monetary transactions. A member nation receives credits for services provided to another nation and accrues debits for services provided to it by another member nation. Currently, DOD is not a member of ATARES but is planning to join the program, pending approval from the Secretary of Defense and concurrence from the Secretary of State. Section 1276 of the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2013 mandates that GAO conduct a review of the ATARES program. GAO's objectives were to determine (1) the types of services exchanged through ATARES, (2) the extent to which information is available to determine whether ATRES is achieving its intended purposes, and (3) the extent to which information is available on the cost-effectiveness of ATARES.
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Active and Reserve Unit Costs:DOD Report to Congress Generally Addressed the Statutory Requirements but Lacks DetailGAO-14-711R: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Air Force Working Capital Fund:Actions Needed to Manage Cash Balances to Required LevelsGAO-14-480: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Health Care Reform:Actions Needed to Help Realize Potential Cost Savings from Medical Education and TrainingGAO-14-630: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Health Care:US Family Health Plan is Duplicative and Should be EliminatedGAO-14-684: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
Defense Management:DOD Needs to Improve Future Assessments of Roles and MissionsGAO-14-668: Published: Jul 31, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 31, 2014.
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Defense Contracting:Factors DOD Considers When Choosing Best Value Processes Are Consistent with Guidance for Selected AcquisitionsGAO-14-584: Published: Jul 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2014.
Littoral Combat Ship:Additional Testing and Improved Weight Management Needed Prior to Further InvestmentsGAO-14-749: Published: Jul 30, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 30, 2014.
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Security Clearances:Tax Debts Owed by DOD Employees and ContractorsGAO-14-686R: Published: Jul 28, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 28, 2014.
Jul 17, 2014
Missile Defense:DOD's Report Provides Limited Insight on Improvements to Homeland Missile Defense and Acquisition PlansGAO-14-626R: Published: Jul 17, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 17, 2014.
Jul 14, 2014
Military Training:Observations on Efforts to Prepare Personnel to Survive Helicopter Crashes into WaterGAO-14-615R: Published: Jul 14, 2014. Publicly Released: Jul 14, 2014.
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Letters to the editor
I can't agree with Karen Hardy's take on the Abby Bishop brouhaha (''Welcome to parenthood, Abby Bishop'', canberratimes. com.au, April 9).
If we all all took the ''this is her lot now - get on with it'' approach, then people like Karen would not have been allowed to work when she was pregnant, let alone have paid maternity leave or indeed returned to work subsequently.
My mother had to resign from her job (in the public service) when she married. No such thing as maternity leave. Just because parenthood is tough it doesn't mean we need to keep it that way. I marvel that we now have a range of support mechanisms so women can continue to work if they wish. Except for elite female basketball players.
Australians also want the best team they have on the court for the world championships. Abby is part of that, but conditions have been placed on her: she must fund the childcare arrangements and a seat on the plane for baby Zala if she wishes to be in the team. Or presumably leave her home alone.
She can apply for Direct Athlete Support; however the guidelines on that fund do not cover circumstances such as this. And she might not be successful in getting the support.
Abby Bishop's circumstances are unique. Chuck Harmison's enthusiasm to keep the sanctity of high performance around the Australian Opals is offensive to a young woman who has actually done one of the bravest things - stepped up and taken responsibility for a family member's baby.
Basketball Australia and Chuck need to take a long hard look at themselves. This is 2014, not 1914. Abby's circumstances are a one off and her family circumstances should be supported and paid so that Australia also has the best chance of winning this championship.
I wish I had the money to fund this important event in Abby's, Zala's and Australia's development.
Anne Cahill Lambert, Lyneham
I disagree that any parent should have to accept being sidelined by caring responsibilities (''Welcome to parenthood, Abby Bishop'', canberratimes.com.au, April 9). It is to everyone's benefit that the best person for the job is able to progress. Abby Bishop asked Basketball Australia for the same thing as all working parents deserve. She asked for sufficient remuneration for childcare while she worked. Some people, women in particular, face discrimination in their work because of their parenting responsibilities.
It does not have to be this way.
For a long time women with young children were not seen as potential leaders in our parliaments. Their choice to spend time with their children rather than the 24/7 availability that is often the norm in politics resulted in their being sidelined. Here, in the ACT, that changed dramatically when the now Chief Minister chose to continue her career while prioritising time with her children. This led to cultural change that has made the assembly a much more child-friendly workplace. Parents should be able to choose to take a career break to spend more time with their children. But for those parents who choose to continue their careers while raising their children it is all of our responsibility to tackle such cultural problems. Whether you are a cleaner, a nurse or an elite athlete we should never accept that the person of greatest merit missed a career opportunity because of their children.
Abby Bishop's issue is magnified because a poor decision has denied her an opportunity to represent her country, and as a result, Australia has been denied a great player representing us on the world stage.
Yvette Berry, MLA Member for Ginninderra
Crime and postcodes
I puzzle at the conviction of the hard of heart such as Patrick Jones (Letters, April 4) who want revenge and suffering in response to crime. In my own modest experience of victimhood, at the top of my mind was that neither I nor anyone else should again be a victim. So I am upset t our current corrections system is not making me or the community safer and my taxes are diverted to sustain a failing system rather than addressing dire needs in education and health.
Failure is clear from commonwealth and state analysis: people sent to prison are more likely to reoffend. According to Howard Zehr, an American exponent of victim-offender mediation, or conferencing, our present system also denies victims closure by making it difficult ever to put the experience behind them. It also obstructs the offender ''facing up to what he has done or making things right''. Thankfully the ACT has a small conferencing system for young offenders which ''92 per cent of victims and 98 per cent of young people'' evaluated positively.
That should be expanded and the ACT should take to heart the findings of Jesuit Social Services research by Professor Tony Vinson, former head of NSW Corrections: there is a stark association between disadvantage and crime, concentrated in particular postcodes. The ACT has six postcodes, including my own, in the most disadvantaged category. If we want security and do not want to raise new generations of criminals, we must take heed of the interconnections the study identifies between ''unemployment and crime with limited education and limited work skills'' and not waste money on interventions that do not work.
Bill Bush, Turner
Super responsibility
I am flabbergasted that Caroline Le Couteur (Letters, April 10) is critical of those who have actually accepted responsibility for their own financial security, as requested by governments for more than 30 years.
In doing so those who have been thrifty have obviously elected to go without some things during their working life, in order to not be a burden on social security in retirement.
Is she suggesting that those Australians who have chosen not to save for retirement were ignorant of the need to do so, or that we should all just live for today and rely on the age pension in retirement? Caroline would be far better employed trying to convince other Australians to take responsibility for themselves, rather than attacking those who have.
Fred Barnes, Bruce
In response to Caroline Le Couteur's lament as to why should other taxpayers pay more so that privileged over 60-year-olds (such as herself) do not pay tax on their super, it is only fair to point out that all retired Commonwealth Public Servants (including Defence and Federal Police personnel) over 60 years continue to pay tax on their superannuation pensions and are not privileged 60-year-olds.
John Kenna, Ainslie
Debate over free speech stirs up questions of democracy
I find it shocking that Australian Human Rights Commissioner Tim Wilson apparently has so little regard for the right of Australians to have perspectives other than his own that he can summarily dismiss those of us who are legitimately worried about issues such as the legal defence of bigotry and the limitations placed on public servants criticising the government of the day.
He says we ''seem to have no idea what human rights are'' and ''certainly do not understand what free speech is''.
His convoluted article (''Code of respectful conduct'', Times2, April 9, p1) masks two salient facts: 1) public servants are not the employees of the government of the day, they are employees of the Australian public; and 2) public servants are all citizens or permanent residents of Australia and therefore are entitled to freedom of speech.
J.R. Huggett, Bruce
In his article ''Code of respectful conduct'' (Times2, April 9, p1) Tim Wilson wrote ''many Australians seem to have no idea what human rights are, and many certainly do not understand what free speech is''.
The next day The Canberra Times quoted the president of Australia's Human Rights Commission, Dr Gillian Triggs, as stating that Mr Wilson ''thinks it reasonable that if you take a job then you have to accept that you have no private opinions and no right to speak. He accepts that. I don't.''
What constitutes free speech in Australia is clearly not universally agreed; the commissioner seems ready to accept more constraints on free speech than does the president.
In a democracy we accept that speech may be constrained by law; but any restriction must be consistent with our democratic values. Similarly, proposals to restrict free speech outside the law should be considered in terms of our democratic values.
Employment agreements may reasonably include provisions relating to ''commercial-in-confidence'' matters and ''national security''; but these provisions are open to abuse as they so obviously have been in the case of Operation Sovereign Borders. ''Codes of respectful conduct'' are all well and good as long as they do not impinge on political freedoms.
No employer, public or private, should be able to require employees to accept provisions which restrict the employees' ability to play a full role in the democratic process, a process based on respect for law.
Ken Brazel, Weston
Speech curbs are needed
H. Ronald's letter (April 10) is based on the libertarian premise that a society without unrestricted freedom of speech is totalitarian. Satisfyingly simple, but we actually live in a more ambiguous world.
Hate speech does cause people emotional damage. If it is allowed to become a legitimate part of our society's discourse it will harm us all in the end. When abuse happens, people of goodwill agree it is better to restrain the abuser than to require its victim to ''toughen up''.
Speech can be a simple exchange of information. But a large part of speech is an attempt to move others to action, often in the interests of the speaker. Advertisers like to argue that they merely provide consumers with information they can choose to act on or not, but we all know that ads set out to manipulate us.
Similarly, Mr Ronald's assertion of the right to speak, but not the right to an audience or the right to be unchallenged, sounds fine - but the neutral language carefully ignores a reality where some have media access, power, fame, and great resources where others do not. The true face of bigotry showed at the Cronulla riots, as did the inflammatory role some right-wing media figures played. Real and lasting harm was done there.
Public models matter, and they are not neutral. Judicious regulation of hate speech is like progressive taxation. We may not enjoy paying, but we understand that society and its benefits wouldn't exist otherwise.
As the current law recognises, a healthy society also needs to carefully but actively curb bigotry - not license it in the name of freedom.
Michael Williams, Curtin
Major party impediments
John Warhurst (''Tangled Senate agendas'', Times2, April 10, p1) shaves the tip of an iceberg: recommendations that arose from the ''A New Senate Voting System?'' workshop are unlikely to be implemented by either Coalition or ALP. These dominant majors' concerns are with their own ascendancy, not the democratic expression of voters' intention, nor the wellbeing of society. They are like lumberjacks in Eden (thanks Peter Hall) - assuming our electoral system once was a virtuous garden.
Our current ballot forms give three options: above the line, which will ensure an eligible vote for the least-objectionable major; informal; and numbering all candidates - in preferred order and without dual numbering. Distaste of the most objectionable party line would be more important to many voters than risking a slip to informal in the time-consuming process of the last choice.
Society currently has no post-election knowledge of voters' preferences. The reality of voters' intended preferences, as far as they wish to make them known, would be more democratic than their being masked, as in the present process.
If society's concerns could be genuinely assessed from the ballot box, there might be some loosening of the vote-buying capacity of those entities who do not vote directly.
Are puppeteers of politicians likely to permit a democratic step so hazardous to themselves?
Colin Samundsett, Farrer
Ticks and crosses
Robert Willson (Letters, April 11) compares the reintroduction of knighthoods and damehoods with the retention of the Australian Victoria Cross. A more appropriate comparison would be with the Australian Cross of Valour, which replaced the George Cross (named after the great-grandson of Willson's ''great Queen''). I imagine that the reintroduction of the George Cross would attract as much scorn as the PM's recent monarchical flourish.
Frank Marris, Forrest
Pistorius trial paints a disturbing picture
Detailed coverage from the trial of Oscar Pistorius has revealed odd and perhaps irksome insights into a monied, idle and dissolute lifestyle.
Lawless drives, gun toting, habitual gun and new-car shopping and life in a privileged enclave amid a populous, feared underclass are memorable parts of the picture.
Pistorius was an inspiration to able-bodied and disabled athletes. That the laundered public image of the dedicated and heroic ''blade runner'' is very much at odds with the rather warped reality is probably redolent of the self-referent lives of any number of young celebrities.
While Australians can relate to a lot of this, it is arguably the grotesque gap between rich and poor - and the background noise of ubiquitous danger that results from such a social tension - that paints this as something foreign to us.
It is a South African (or possibly an American) scene that warns us of the need to constantly strive
for a more egalitarian society.
Ross Kelly, Monash
Spending rigour
What a breath of fresh air: an article asserting defence spending should be based on an analysis of the threat to security, not on an arbitrary percentage of gross domestic product (''Time to torpedo defence spending-GDP link'', Forum, April 10, p5). The ''percentage of GDP'' approach is almost always acknowledged by those lamenting the state of Defence expenditure, including Nicholas Stuart, as lacking in rigour.
The usual justification is it is a useful ''shorthand'' for defence needs. The argument never proceeds beyond ''we're not spending enough!'' There is no attempt to say what force capability is deficient or missing, let alone why that might matter. We deserve better from Defence and from those claiming expertise as defence commentators. I doff my cap to the ANU's Andrew Carr and Peter Dean.
Bronis Dudek, Calwell
To the point
Jack Kershaw (Letters, April 17) wrote ''I guess we can't sue those responsible, but we certainly don't deserve to pay the huge water prices demanded, and apparently thought reasonable, by the Auditor-General''.
I wish to clarify that the audit did not consider or make any findings or conclusions on the actual prices that have been set for the supply of water and sewerage within the ACT.
Dr Maxine Cooper, ACT Auditor-General
Thanks to Robin Eckerman (Letters, April 9) for shining a new light on the light rail proposal. It seems the light has to come from somewhere, maybe some of Minister Simon Corbell's solar power.
Peter Baskett, Murrumbateman, NSW
Surely anyone seeking evidence of Bob Carr's claims about the pervasive influence of the pro-Israel lobby in Australia need look no further after hearing Michael Danby's dishonest and offensive allegation that the former foreign minister is a bigot (''Jewish leaders hit back at Bob Carr'', canberratimes.com.au, April 10).
Talk about a self-inflicted wound.
John Richardson, Wallagoot, NSW
Bob Carr obviously does not support Qantas as it provides pyjamas in business class. Anyway, what is wrong with bringing your own or a tracksuit for sleeping?
Felicity Chivas, Scullin
As Bob Carr frequently pops his head above the parapet, it immediately springs to mind that exquisite acronym for positive self-assessment: FIGJAM !
Greg Simmons, Lyons
Nothing Bob Carr says in his book could change my estimation of him.
David Stephens, Bruce
I don't know the population along the 4.52-kilometre Northbourne Avenue, but another 45,000 people along, say, a two-kilometre strip either side would take the population density to more than twice that of Java. Who would think that is desirable?
Ed Highley, Kambah
How nice that Frank Brennan (Letters April 9) can vindicate George Pell of one of his perfidies. It is important that we know the truth.
And, yes, he is right, money can help to rebuild the lives of the abused, but more is needed. The broken trust, the seemingly ''above the law'' attitude, and lack of compassion need to be addressed as well.
Mary Loft, Queanbeyan, NSW
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The Seasonal Adjustment of Economic Time Series
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