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When Under the Dome's cast and executive producer Neal Baer hit Comic-Con on Thursday, they came prepared with some devastating scoop: Not everyone will survive the sophomore season.
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Chester's Mill is having one crazy summer — and things are about to get even wilder on the CBS sci-fi hit Under the Dome. Not only is there a killer running amok, but supplies are running dangerously low and the dome seems to be sending out messages that the trapped townsfolk had better start listening to...or else.
"Is the dome bringing Armageddon to Chester's Mill?" asks executive producer Neal Baer of the recent infestation of crop-killing caterpillars and freakish weather events. "Or are the plagues and...read more
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from Under the Dome's Season 2 premiere. Read at your own risk!]
Over the course of Under the Dome's first season, many Chester's Mill residents have fallen victim to the power of the dome, but the death in the closing moments of the Season 2 premiere was especially shocking.
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Norman Bates is new in town. Watch this teaser of A&E's new series Bates Motel, the contemporary prequel to the genre-defining film 'Psycho.' Catch the premiere Monday, March 18 at 10/9c, only on A&E.
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In this scene from the episode The Escape Artist, Dylan gets into a shootout in order to protect Zane.
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When Barbie is apprehended by a group of mysterious men, he is relentlessly interrogated about his connection to the Dome.
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When Under the Dome returns (Monday, 10/9c,CBS), the residents of Chester's Mill are still trapped beneath the giant dome that is supposedly there for their protection — this according to some otherworldly force that appeared to the Monarch Julia (Rachelle Lefevre) and the Four Hands via a vision of deceased Alice (Samantha Mathis) in the finale.
It's been two weeks since the mysterious dome descended upon the town, with the possibility of escape becoming increasingly unlikely. However, there might be hope for at least one character, if not more, to make their way outside the dome. "This is the search to get out," executive producer Neal Baer tells TVGuide.com of Season 2. "This is the season of new mysteries that unfold and one of those new mysteries will be if there is a way out."
Although Under the Dome's sophomore season picks up right where the last one left off, the residents of Chester's Mill won't be battling aliens right away. Instead, the group will be locked in philosophical debate about who or what is actually behind what's happening within the dome.
"We have this real tension between science and faith this year," executive producer Neal Baer said during a CBS summer preview event on Monday. Julia...
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Daddy issues will reach new heights during the second season of Under the Dome!
Lost alum Brett Cullen has landed a multi-episode arc as Don Barbara, the father of Mike Vogel's Barbie, TVGuide.com has learned.
"You are a bloody wrecking ball. You are an exploding cigar," laments a confidante of the clones under siege in BBC America's thrillingly entertaining Orphan Black. She's also a bloody marvel, as Tatiana Maslany plays these diverse doppelgangers with astonishing range and surprising nuance. Scrappy street waif? Check. High-strung soccer mom? Check. Lesbian scientist-in-training? Check. Deranged Russian assassin? Why not. Beyond a provocative premise and blistering pace, Orphan Black is a terrific showcase for one of TV's great performances. Even when it threatens to look like a stunt, with one clone at another's throat in a smackdown or layering the subterfuge when one clone pretends to be another, this bonded-by-genetics sister act never feels forced or phony.
[Warning: This story contains major spoilers from the Season 1 finale of Under the Dome as well as the Stephen King novel the series is based on. Read at your own risk.]
For those guessing it was aliens — like Stephen King's novel — you were right. You just probably didn't know you were right.
Under the Dome closed its first season Monday and left viewers with more questions than answers. After naming Julia (Rachelle Lefevre), not Barbie (Mike Vogel), the Monarch, pink stars fell in lines on the darkened dome, following which it turned opaque white. Before that, though, a vision of Alice (Samantha Mathis) appeared to the group to explain that the dome was put in place for their protection. From what? And what exactly was the vision of Alice? TVGuide.com turned to executive producer Neal Baer to find out...
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The year is 2035 and Charlie Noble invents N-hanced, an app for nano computers in the human brain. It promises to bring hope and prosperity to the downtrodden by making users instant experts on any subject. It will also free Charlie from his personal demons.
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Not being particularly savvy about deep technology I dove into this book expecting to be overwhelmed. Before long I got sucked in. By the time I was half way through I could hardly put it down. The courtroom sequences and interludes raced along and the author's descriptions of scenes were vivid. It was a great read!
Read the Preface and the first chapter
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The world the characters live in
Speaking in 2011 inventor and futurist, Ray Kurzweil, held up his cell phone and said, "In 20 years, the technology in this cell phone will be available in a package the size of a blood cell." But a cell phone is not just a cell phone. It's also a camera, a recorder, an MP3 player and filled with apps. It's a 64 GB networked computer!
So let's extrapolate 20 years. If you took a teaspoon full of those tiny computers and swallowed them, they would network together into a super computer 100 million times more powerful than Watson, the IBM computer that won on Jeopardy in 2011!
Ray also predicts a technological singularity in 2045, where changes will be coming at us so fast that people who are not "enhanced" will not be able to keep up. And that's where the title of my book, N-hanced, comes from.
The book takes place in a world where virtual reality is already well established. Genetic engineering has made disease and aging things of the past, and there are even answers to the population problem. Those nano-sized computers are taking care of everyone, wiping out the medical industry. The only keyboards will be virtual, but most computer interfaces will consist of speech and gesture.

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NJIT Mechanical Engineering Professor Pushpendra Singh and his graduate students Muhammad Janjua and Sai Nudurupati have co-authored with Dr. Nadine Aubry of Carnegie-Mellon University an article that was featured in the recent issue of The Proceedings of the National Academy of Science (PNAS). In their paper, "Micro- and Nano-particles Self-assembly for Virtually Defect-Free, Adjustable Monolayers," they report on their experiments in which ordered monolayer assemblies with adjustable lattice spacing are formed on liquid surfaces by applying an electric field normal to the interface. According to Dr. Singh, this striking result has tremendous potential technological applications in fields where precisely structured materials are used.


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South Berwick couple nominated for Emmy awards
Douglas Henning and Rebecca Taylor Henning, of South Berwick, Maine, are heading to Los Angeles for the second time in two weeks to attend another Emmy Award ceremony.
Eliot holds hearing tonight on growth cap, TIF and sewer
The controversial matter of the Route 236 tax increment financing district, as well as a proposal to increase the number of building permits allowed under the town's growth cap, will be the subject of a public hearing tonight.
Tree ID walk on Mount Agamenticus is Aug. 23
Mount A is a natural mixing ground where southern and northern forests meet, and it is home to many different tree species.
LePage turns down York Chamber debate
Gov. Paul LePage has turned down a gubernatorial debate in Kittery Aug. 27, prompting the Greater York Region Chamber of Commerce to pull out of the event.
Why Aroostook County needs Eliot Cutler as governor
I have lived in Aroostook County most of my life. My wife and I raised our family here because of the honest, hard-working people, the beauty and the safety.
Born March 22, 1921, in Eliot, he was the son of Fred Rowell Leavitt and Louise Kramer Leavitt.
Gubernatorial candidates react to Old Town mill closure, show split on energy, jobs policies
Everyone, from Republican Gov. Paul LePage to the employees of Old Town Fuel & Fiber, expressed shock at Thursday's announcement that the mill has indefinitely ceased operations.
Newlywed cyclists near end of journey
Newlyweds from Portsmouth who spent their honeymoon cycling across the U.S. will arrive home today after nearly two months on the road.
Millay series ends with Beauty
Waylaid by Beauty, the final event in this summer's popular Millay Series at the historic Whitehall Inn, will celebrate the 102nd anniversary of the poet's discovery at the inn with an evening cabaret, including wine and dinner, Thursday, Aug. 28, beginning 6:30 p.m. Reservations are required.
LePage, Michaud yet to confirm for chamber debate
With the Aug. 27 date for a Maine gubernatorial debate in Kittery looming, the event "has unfortunately been met with a lot of resistance," said the president of the Greater York Region Chamber of Commerce, the debate sponsor.
Warren H. Macmillan, 93, a former longtime resident of Raydon Road in York, died Wednesday, July 30, 2014, at the Mark H. Wentworth Home in Portsmouth, N.H. Warren was born April 30, 1922, in Chelsea, Mass., a son of John A. and Luticia Macmillan.
Sen. Collins to speak at York Rotary breakfast Aug. 22
The public is invited to hear U.S. Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine, speak at the York Rotary Club on Friday, Aug. 22. Collins, who is from Caribou, was first elected to the U.S. Senate in 1996, and is seeking her fourth term in office.
"Waylaid by Beauty" Celebrates Millay Discovery August 28
The 102nd anniversary of the discovery of poet Edna St. Vincent Millay on August 29, 1912 will be celebrated at 6:30 p.m., Thursday, August 28 at Camden's Whitehall Inn.
Around Southern Maine, Aug. 11
Celebrate the Eliot Fire Department's 100 years of service with a kick-off pancake breakfast on Saturday, Aug. 16. Firefighters will be cooking breakfast and selling tickets to the Firemans' Ball on Aug. 23 as well as commemorative T-shirts.
Fire that burned historic barn likely electrical
A 19th century barn that stored farming artifacts went up in flames Saturday night, as firefighters from throughout the region worked to battle the blaze.
Redcoats and rebels face off in Ft. McClary reenactment
Sunday was the scene of a fierce battle. Opposing forces fired at each other, sometimes in very close quarters.
Michaud: Maine residents 'dying for a change'
Democratic U.S. Rep. Mike Michaud said the people of Maine "are dying for a change" of governors.
Kittery/Eliot Police Logs, Aug. 1-4
11:25 p.m. - Eliot: Danielle Sarno, 43, 139 Philbrick Ave., Kittery, was arrested on Main Street on charges of domestic violence assault, prior convictions, and domestic violence criminal threatening, prior convictions.
Lightning injures woman, causes fires in Maine
The first building hit in South Berwick was a garage on Emery's Bridge Road, causing a fully involved fire.
Chamber to hold governor's debate
The Greater York Chamber of Commerce is holding a "First in the State" gubernatorial debate at 7 p.m. Wednesday, Aug. 27, in Kittery.
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|1942 ex-Fire Tender, Edithburgh, York Peninsula, South Australia
|Magpies at rest
|2,000,000 Million Miles later in the Edithburgh Historic Museum ... Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
|1942 ex-Fire Tender, Edithburgh, York Peninsula, South Australia
|Magpies at rest
|2,000,000 Million Miles later in the Edithburgh Historic Museum ... Yorke Peninsula, South Australia
Wow, that is a lot of miles. It must have been a well made vehicle. Love the magpies. Have a great day!ReplyDelete
Hello Red:
We are sure that, in our minds, we travel at least 2 million miles daily!!!!!!
This is indeed an impressive record and, surely, car manufacturing world wide would have ceased decades ago if built in obsolescence had not been the order of the day for more ordinary vehicles.We love the colour too!
You are definitely not alone—that is mind boggling!ReplyDelete
Cynical as I am, I am terribly impressed by 2,000,000 miles. Tomorrow I will look at the town where this engine is based and verify the extraordinary mileage.
While maggies do swoop people, I just love them. What would Australia be without the sound of maggies in the morning.
Goodmorning Red - WOW, 2 Million miles is indeed a record. I think, through research there are other vehicles that might have done that, but I think they would be rare to come across. I do have friends that have had same motorcycles since 1950 and still working and being driven. We see them every year at local Motorbike Rallies. NEAT
I love the "Red" vehicle, the photos are just great and you, my dear have come with another "Red" post. Thanks a bunch, Eh n have a great day.
That is a heck of a lot of miles and although it looks in a little sad shape,... I would have expected it to look a lot worse for all the wear and tear.ReplyDelete
Nope, I'm as impressed as you and remember visiting that very same museum myself :)ReplyDelete
My odometer only has 5 digits..... should I be worried?ReplyDelete
Wow! TWO million miles! What an amazing feat. I would be exhausted if I had driven so far. I would need a lot of baked goods to shore up my energy!ReplyDelete
Your magpies are awesome!!!! That a lot of travel. I don't know if I'd have the energy to endure that many miles:)ReplyDelete
Terrific images. We don't get to see those kind of crows here.ReplyDelete
Wow, no, don´t come even near, I guess...
Oh, I so love Magpies, such cute birds! Once one went around our car twice, "inspecting" it and us, so cute! The bird stopped here and there, lay it´s head to the side, and went on again.
Then it slowly left, walking.
A funny fellow!
So sad we don´t have them here!
But at times I hear ravens, sounding like the typical Aussie-ones.
2 million miles has got to be a record! What a performance.
@Iris Flavia, magpies look cute, but beware of them at nesting time. They will dive bomb your head, swooping very, very close and sometimes actually pecking you.
2 million miles? Sounds a bit like the story of the 120 year old axe, which has only had one new axehead and four new handles.
But seriously, read a biography of Tom Kruse the Birdsville mailman, and all but four sentences were about how he fixed this or that mechanical doohickey in his truck. And farmers... they spend all day every day doing nothing but fixing things and hey presto before you know it they have a bumper wheat crop.
Looooove the shot of the maggies!
@eileeninmd - They don't make them like they used to!! HHHMMMmmm... when I was younger, I swore I'd never say that!!!
@Jane & Lance - Virtual travel doesn't count!!! Car manufacturers will one day return to quality workmanship - but it's a shame it will probably take the downfall of civilisation through resource destruction to do it!
@Hilda - What a relief!! I was afraid my ignorance about all things mechanical was a problem!
@Andrew - I suspect there may not be too much of the original vehicle mechanics left ... but what would I know?? The Australian magpie's call is one of the most beautiful sounds I've heard anywhere! Maybe we should market a relaxation download based on it? I'll split you 50/50!
@Saucy Kod - I'd be interested to find out how far a 1950's motorbike would have travelled! Hope your weekend is going great!!
@AWTY - You're right - it's just a bit dusty and needs a freshen up! Oh, and probably a new engine!! It's actually about to be restored!!
@Kath - Ha! You're the only other person (apart from family members) I know who's been there!! Weird, huh?!
@SFlaGuy - NO! See Jane/Lance's comment above - your car is destined for the scrap heap WAY before you get anywhere near that magic figure!!
@TMWH - Hahaha! I can't think of too many situations that WOULDN'T be improved by an infusion of bakery food!!!
@Rohrerbot - Although magpies swoop us during nesting season, they're one of the joys of Aussie life! Travelling that far would be incredibly difficult without a fine selection of bakeries to stop at along the way ...
@Indrani - Yes, we're the lucky ones!!
@Iris - HHHMMMmmm... I'm thinking your friendly magpie was waiting to be fed!!! But they DO look very formal with their black & white feathering!!
@River - Too true!! I'm hoping I wasn't misled by the sign in the museum claiming that mileage ...
@FruitCake - Haha, yes I suspect you are right. But I'm thinking the body (chassis????) is what's done the distance. I've read about TK - I think the old-timers had to be so mechanically minded they could turn a box of rusty nails into an engine if they had to!!!!ReplyDelete
They should give it a makeover and put it on a pedestalReplyDelete
@Tracey - Haha! Funny you should say that ... it's in the process of being restored!!!ReplyDelete
We've driven a lot of miles and we always used to keep our cars forever, and I agree that's a lot of miles on one old truck . Especially on backroads. It did it's job!ReplyDelete


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BOWERSTOWN A Memorial Service for David Welsh Jr., 86, who died Dec. 9, 2011, will be offered at 1 p.m. Sunday, June 3, 2012, at the Connell, Dow & Deysenroth Funeral Home, 82 Chestnut St., Cooperstown, with Pastor Gary Wagner from the Oneonta Seventhday Adventist Church officiating.
Following the service at the funeral home, those present may proceed to David and Becky's home in Bowerstown, where David's ashes will be scattered on his property, and at which time military honors will be accorded by members of the Sgt. Walter P. Eggleston Veterans of Foreign Wars Post No. 7128 in Cooperstown.
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Supah Ninjas Visit The Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh
In the heart of a supah-fan, a little bit goes a long way. And the trio of Supah Ninjas know it! That's why Gracie Dzienny, Ryan Potter and Carlos Knight made an extra special effort to show their devoted followers how much they care by paying a visit to The Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh for a meet and greet with patients who love the show!
And after they settled in for some one-on-one chit chat and fun-tivities, they took a time out to chirp about how much fun they had helping out. Ryan tweeted, "Pittsburgh's children's hospital!" along with an adorable pic of him and the crew coloring with fans. How sweet!
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Abused puppies Sunny, Cher in new homes
Sunny and Cher, the two puppies whose ears were cut off by an unknown person, have been adopted into forever families through the County of San Diego Department of Animal Services' adoption program.
The Department received over one hundred adoption applications for the two puppies. All applications were evaluated and the adoptive families were chosen based on their ability to provide the best environment for each of the puppies.
Cher has been adopted by Penny and Scott Scarbrough of El Cajon and Sunny has been adopted by Kathy Caplis of Oceanside.
"After the abuse that these two puppies suffered at the hands of an unknown suspect, the Department is happy to announce that both Sunny and Cher have been adopted into wonderful, loving families," said Dawn Danielson, Director of Animal Services.
On Nov. 19, Sunny was found outside a shopping center in Mission Valley and brought to the Department of Animal Services shelter. Sunny's ears had been cruelly cut off. The puppy received veterinary care and he has been in foster care.
On Dec. 7, Cher arrived at the County Animal Shelter with her ears cut off. Cher received veterinary care in Mexico for her ears and has been in foster care with her brother.
The Department of Animal Services wants to remind all who applied to adopt the puppies, as well as the public, that there are many other dogs waiting for homes. For more information on adoptions or to view photos of available animals, please visit http://www.sddac.com/adoptions.asp.
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Residents in east Atlanta met on Thursday to discuss ways to fight crime in the neighborhood.The East Atlanta Community Association will work with the city to improve policing, lighting and address public safety concerns. The group has a mission called "take back our streets and light up the night."The association says neighborhood patrols have made a difference in the community's crime rate.The community also encourages east Atlanta residents to do their part and make sure their homes are properly lit.
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NEW HANOVER COUNTY, NC (WECT) – Commissioners in New Hanover County voted 3-1 Friday afternoon to appoint Thomas Wolfe to fill an open seat on the board.
Wolfe, the chairman of the ABC Board, was chosen over Dr. Derrick Hickey who is a member of the NHC School Board.
Hickey ran for one of three open seats on the Board of Commissioners in November, but finished fourth in the voting. He was also nominated by the county's Republican Party to fill the seat.
Hickey told WECT.com he was "disappointed" by the board's decision.
"Once again, what we've gone ahead and done is we've chosen an old white guy," he said. "Say what you will about the process with Melissa Gott. She was a Latino woman. I'm also Hispanic and I don't understand why the Republican Party continues to remain the party of old white men and erase the leaders of diversity."
Gott was also nominated by the Republican Party to fill Ted Davis' seat when he left to take a seat in Raleigh. Issues were raised over where Gott exactly lived, but Hickey said it all had to do with her ethnicity.
Hickey went on to explain that the board's decision was based on "who's friends with who." He said he was upset with Woody White, who is the chair to the board, and his decision to vote for Wolfe.
"Mr. White and I have known each other for ten years now," said Hickey. "We're neighbors. I live several houses down from Mr. White and I've counted him as a friend and so for him to say this isn't personal...it's political first, but certainly, at least for me, it is deeply personal."
The open seat on the Board of Commissioners came up when Rick Catlin resigned earlier this month. Catlin was elected to serve as a Representative from District 20 in the General Assembly.
WECT.com reached out to Commissioner Jonathan Barfield regarding Hickey's comments. Barfield said the board has always been diverse and will continue to be that way with the new members.
Wolfe said his resume speaks for itself and said he hopes to bring his years of experience and knowledge to the table.
Wolfe is scheduled to be sworn in on Monday.
Friday night, Hickey sent the following email to WECT:
Dear Friends,
First, I'd like to congratulate Mr. Wolfe on his selection. Obviously, I am disappointed by Mr. White's and Ms. Dawson's refusal to second my nomination today. However, I could not be more thankful for the support of my devoted wife, children and supporters through the primary, the general election, and this effort to be appointed to the vacant seat. I have more blessings than to which anyone is entitled. The tragedy that unfolded today in CT is a stark reminder of this, and my heart and prayers are with the families of the victims of this senseless crime.
Together, we ran an amazing campaign that shows that the beliefs we hold resonate with the voters. That's more important than what two people think. Nevertheless, today's vote is a disturbing harbinger of the power politics that we are about to witness. We came in second in the primary, over 47,000 people supported the campaign the general election, and we won the support of the Republican Party executive committee last night by a very large margin. Unfortunately, that is not enough for Mr. White and Ms. Dawson.
Ms. Dawson is particularly disappointing since her campaign focused almost exclusively on the diversity she would bring to the board as a woman. After reading the commentary on the presidential election, for a brief moment, I thought that perhaps she was ahead of the curve in seeing that Republicans must reach minority voters and women in order to remain a viable party. After all, that is one of the most important lessons that we have all learned since the November 6th election. I was mistaken. Her arguments for diversity appear to be mere cant. When given an opportunity to appoint a conservative Hispanic to the County Commission, who had won the backing of the electorate and the Republican Party Executive Committee, she declined. As for Mr. White, well, frankly I'm mystified. I can't explain his refusal to second my nomination. It would seem power motivates him more than fidelity to the voters or the party he represents.
I'd also like to correct the reports that some of you may have read in the media claiming that I said that the selection of Mr. Wolfe was racist. Only Mr. White and Ms. Dawson can explain their motivations. But my background in healthcare would have filled an obvious void that would have been useful in considering the numerous issues that will be addressed in the coming term. Will we sell our county hospital (as was previously proposed)? Will we renovate and reopen WASTEC? What industries do we want to develop in our county? How will we protect our environment? I think it would be helpful to have the input of a healthcare professional when considering these questions; Mr. White and Ms. Dawson did not.
Ms. Dawson and Mr. White missed an opportunity today to reach out to voters that our party needs if we are going to be competitive in the future. They missed an opportunity to have a physician on weighty issues that the County Commission will confront. And while I am saddened by outcome of the meeting today, I couldn't be more proud of what we've accomplished. I am more committed than ever to the causes that we believe in and to the party that I belong to. Energy and persistence conquer all things.
I remained committed to the citizens of New Hanover County.
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For the first time, Clayton County is training employees how to handle "active shooter" scenarios in the workplace.
More than 30 county department officials and managers sat through two hours of training Friday morning, punctuated by a live-action demonstration featuring county officials and a gunman, in the Clayton County Commission Chamber.
"If nothing else, it opened up a lot of eyes," said County Commission Chairman Jeff Turner. "They see how vulnerable they can be if they don't have a plan together."
Clayton County officials cite recent examples of shootings in workplaces across the country as a reason why employees need to have formal training on how to handle the "active shooter" scenario.
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C-Murder: Rapper Lives His Lyrics
Retrial Date Set and Postponed
In another development in the five-year-long C-Murder saga, the February 26, 2007, retrial date for Corey Miller set by Judge Martha Sassone was postponed indefinitely.
The decision by the Jefferson Parish District Attorney's Office to go ahead with the retrial had put to rest doubts that they would proceed in light of the discovery that the prosecution, during Miller's 2003 trial, had failed to disclose to the defense the criminal records of key witnesses who had claimed to have seen Miller shoot Steve Thomas. This oversight led Judge Sassone to order a new trial for Miller.
Prior to their decision to proceed with the retrial, it had not been known if the prosecutors still planned to use the same witnesses who had testified against Miller in the first trial. Ron Rakosky and Robert Glass still remain Miller's attorneys of record. Assistant DAs Roger Jordan and David Wolff are expected to make the state's case against Miller.
Before retrial date was initially set, however, some developments unfolded that left the New Orleans media and local observers scratching their heads in puzzlement. Sassone, widely known as the tough judge who had once sentenced a convicted armed robber to 792 years in jail, inexplicably eased Miller's home incarceration restrictions, even though he had reportedly violated the program's terms on a number of occasions.
In a hearing on July 13, 2006, prosecutors had sought to have Miller removed from the home incarceration program and returned to the Jefferson Parish Correctional Center for the program violations, including being out of range of monitoring devices for extended periods of time, stop-offs at unauthorized locations while outside his home, and having unapproved visitors at the home, including his girlfriend. However, instead of approving the prosecutors' recommendations, Sassone went in the opposite direction and gave Miller more leeway than he had previously.
Sassone ruled that Miller no longer had to wear the monitoring device on his ankle and could move about freely anywhere within Jefferson Parish and New Orleans, as long as he remained at his grandmother's home between 10:00 p.m. and 6:00 a.m. He was forbidden to go to bars or drink alcohol, and there were still restrictions on the visitors he could have at home, but apparently his girlfriend was not one of those restricted. She was with him at the July 13 hearing and left the courtroom with him and family members after Sassone had issued her ruling.
Among the reasons Sassone cited for releasing Miller from many of the restrictions of home incarceration was the "burden" they had placed on those in charge of monitoring the program. After the decision was reported in the media, it drew a very vocal objection from Chief Arthur Lawson of the Gretna Police Department, which oversees the program. Lawson was quoted in the Times-Picayune as saying, "We certainly don't feel that it was a burden. It certainly wasn't the sentiment of our officers, the office, or the program." Lawson's comments did not become public for more than a week after Sassone's ruling because the prior gag order she had imposed on the case was only lifted days earlier.


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Mestre Marcelo was a student of Mestre Suassuna, who is the co-founder of "Associacao de Capoeira Cordão de Ouro" known today as CDO. Back in the 80s when a student graduated in capoeira he/she was not allowed to use the name of their mestre's group. This was a mandatory tradition that only started to change by the early 90s. For that all the 15 graduated students of mestre Suassuna from the generation of mestre Marcelo's turma* had to come up with their on school names (see some examples of their academy names below). In 1984, Mestre Marcelo left Brazil and settled in the United States, bringing with him the rich art-form of capoeira and at that time, was one of only three people teaching in the US. Since them mestre Marcelo's group have grown to have branches in many different states in the US as well as in other countries such as: New Zealand, Israel, China, Taiwan, Japan and of course Brazil.
Marcelo was asked by the publisher of a capoeira magazine, "What makes any particular capoeira game beautiful? From your perspective as a mestre and as someone who loves the game of capoeira, what elements do you want to see in a game of capoeira? When do you realize that the players are connecting on a different level?"
He replied, "The dialog between players can start from a very simple repertoire of movements, kicks and escapes to a much larger and complex vocabulary that may include even floreios**, body expression and perception of the game. Just a small vocabulary is enough to establish a connection that can clearly define the harmony of the two players, creating what we call a dialogue.
The body expression involves knowing when to throw in the game that spice that enriches the moment. These body expressions are often a theatrical drama done by making funny movements or fakes that either imitates or remind us of things like an animal, a clown or anything that makes the player or the opponent look like a fool. This action adds to the game an element of humor which is an important, but almost forgotten aspect of capoeira.
Honesty, integrity and respect towards each other involves a bunch of things; for example: Knowing when you got caught by your opponent's attack or trap and respecting that moment without taking advantage of it or ignoring it as a non threatening action. Also knowing how to control your kicks and strikes in a way that you don't have to hit someone to prove your efficiency. When capoeiristas have the awareness mentioned above they will allow a certain flow in the game that can induce an incredible dialogue and perhaps even a trance like state.
Lets not think that some level of aggression will make the game ugly! Sometimes the players mutually agree that they want the challenge of a more aggressive game and still are able to maintain a good level of etiquette; where respect, dialogue and expression are present. It is up to the person judging that game to have enough vision to identify that such level of aggression was accepted by both players and that it did not hurt any of the principals of good etiquette and comradery. Only with such perception and vision that person can have a true opinion if a particular game was beautiful or not.
The joy of the game is when all of the above is happening together with a great music being played by the capoeira orchestra and the players are able to recognize the non-threatening yet efficient power of the capoeira game. This state usually leads the players to a trance like state that can not be described by words. It is, however, possible to see when two capoeiristas enter that state
In short my answer to you is, a game is considered beautiful when played with the heart; when players have respect to each other and to the rituals, tradition and etiquette of the art. I would love to see capoeira gaining back the element of body expression, sense of humor and integrity. I realize that the players are connecting on a different level by the feeling I get from them when they are playing and radiating a sense of joy.
* Turma is the name of a capoeira group of people that train together for a certain period of time.
** Floreios are intriguing acrobatic capoeira moves.
Name of some of the schools of some other graduated students from the Cordão de Ouro turma of 1980.
Mestre Biriba - Associação de Capoeira Cais Dourado
Mestre Geraldinnho - Associação de Capoeira Santa Maria
Mestre Marcelo - Capoeira Mandinga
Mestre Quebrinha - Associação de Capoeira Ginga Brasil
Mestre Risadinha (aka mestre Zambi) - Associação de Capoeira Filhos de Zambi
All of us from this and other later generation of graduated students are still part of the Codão de Ouro Family and are in fact some of the very few last capoeiristas that realy took classes from mestre Suassuna. Today many of the CDO groups are capoeiristas that affiliated with the group out of admiration for the group but in truth have not been students of mestre Suassuna or any of his direct students.
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It seems like for many, one of those acts is Radiohead. They're a great band, sure, but they're also a name that holds a certain cache in most music circles, a sign that you have respectable taste. Yet there are only so many times you can wax poetic about Kid A or OK Computer, so the next time you want to flex on your alt-rock-listening friends, arm yourself with something a little more recent. Like Thom Yorke's alternately brooding and trippy 25-minute mix for Dazed & Confused magazine, which features originals and remixes of songs by Radiohead, Yorke himself, and his side project Atoms for Peace (who will release their debut album, Amok, on February 25th).
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"You Wouldn't Like Me When I'm Angry (unfinished mix)" – Atoms For Peace
"Mali: Kono, the Sacred Bird" – Mali Musicians
"Proud Evolution (Thom York 500quid rmx)" – Liars
"I Don't Need An Excuse (unfinished)" – Thom Yorke
"Bloom (treatments)" – Radiohead
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BOSTON (January 28, 2008) — Simmons College presents "The Girls Who Went Away," a lecture and film screening by noted artist and author Ann Fessler, Feb. 28 at 7 p.m. The event, which is free and open to the public, will be in the Linda K. Paresky Conference Center, Main College Building, 300 The Fenway, in Boston. A reception will follow.
Fessler will screen her film "Along the Pale Blue River," followed by a lecture on her work including a discussion of her book, "The Girls Who Went Away: The Hidden History of Women Who Surrendered Children for Adoption in the Decades Before Roe v. Wade." In conjunction with the current gallery exhibit "Lost in Place," the Trustman Gallery at Simmons College is hosting this special evening with Fessler.
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Published by The Penguin Press in 2006, "The Girls Who Went Away" immediately garnered considerable critical praise from publications as diverse as "The Atlantic Monthly," the "Washington Post," the "San Francisco Chronicle," and "People Magazine." In 2006, the book was a finalist for the Circle Award for Nonfiction by the National Book Critics, and in 2007 it received the Media Award from the American Adoption Congress.
Fessler is the chair of the photography department at Rhode Island School of Design. Her credits as an artist include having work in the collection of The Museum of Modern Art and The Whitney Museum of American Art, among many others. She resides in Rhode Island.
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The Vandebilt Catholic girls swim team picked a good time to have one of its performances of the season.
On Saturday, the Lady Terriers competed with 11 other Metro New Orleans High School Swim League teams at the Breast Cancer Invitational and brought home the team championship. Vandebilt scored 362 points to claim the team title, edging Mount Carmel (357), Destrehan (310) and Dominican (305).
Despite not having any first first-place swimmers, the Lady Terriers were paced by several Top 3 performers. Caroline Haydel placed in two events -- second in the 200-yard individual medley and third i the 100-yard butterfly, and Hana Calhoun also placed third in the 100-yard freestyle.
Vandebilt's 400-yard freestyle relay and 200-yard medley relay teams also placed second in its respective event.
On the boys side, Vandebilt placed fourth with 195 points. The Terriers did not have any swimmers finish in the top three.
The South Lafourche swim teams continued their dominating performance last week with wins over South Terrebonne (118-48 girls and 132-38 boys) in a three-team meet with H.L. Bourgeois.
Winning swimmers for the Lady Tarpons were Jordan Galliano (100-yard butterfly and 100-yard backstroke), Natalie Dufrene (200-yard freestyle), Jada Gauthreaux (50-yard freestyle), Britlynn Chiasson (100-yard freestyle), Tristan Plaisance (100-yard breaststroke) and the 200-yard medley relay, 200-yard freestyle relay and 400-yard freestyle relay teams.
The Tarpons swept the meet by winning all 11 events. South Lafourches first-place swimmers were Cody Guidry (200-yard freestyle and 100-yard backstroke), Nicholas Guidry (200-yard individual medley and 100-yard breaststroke), Dominic Pitre (50-yard freestyle), Braxton Boudra (100-yard butterfly), Jean Pitre (100-yard freestyle), Hunter Crochet (500-yard freestyle) and the 200-yard medley relay, 200-yard freestyle relay and 400-yard freestyle relay teams.
South Terrebonne rebounded with wins over H.L. Bourgeois (89-67 girls and 89-78 boys). Payton Gold was the lone South Terrebonne swimmer to post wins, finishing first in the 500-yard freestyle and 200-yard individual medley.
Central Lafourche, Terrebonne, Ellender and Patterson all picked up wins at last week's four-team meet at the Bayou Black Pool.
Central Lafourche picked up three wins -- 106-11 over Patterson girls, 82-81 over Terrebonne girls and 81.5-29.5 over Patterson boys. Other winning teams were Terrebonne boys (92-58 over Central Lafourche), Ellender girls (22-17 over Patterson) and Patterson boys (43-11 over Ellender).
Winning swimmers for the Central Lafourche were Amber Bonvillain (girls 200-meter freestyle and girls 100-meter freestyle), Sara Breakfield (girls 50-meter freestyle and girls 100-meter backstroke), Felicite Robichaux (girls 100-meter butterfly), Brooke Lagarde (girls 100-breaststroke), girls 200-meter freestyle relay team, girls 200-yard medley relay team, Ridge Benoit (boys 200-meter individual medley and boys 100-yard butterfly), Seth Bankston (boys 400-meter freestyle) and boys 200-meter freestyle relay team.
Terrebonne's first-place swimmers were Savanah LeBouef (girls 400-meter freestyle), girls 400-meter freestyle relay team, Christopher Grace (boys 50-yard freestyle and boys 100-meter breaststroke), Tanner LeBouef (boys 200-meter freestyle), Alec Adams (boys 100-yard freestyle), Jonathan Dufrene (boys 100-yard backstroke), boys 200-meter medley relay team and boys 400-meter freestyle relay teams.
The Thibodaux boys and girls swim teams fell to Berwick in last week's swim league action at the Morgan City Pool. Berwick took both meets by scores of 87-47 girls and 84-40 boys.
Winning swimmers for Thibodaux were Karlie Trosclair (girls 50-yard freestyle and girls 100-yard breaststroke), Kristen Plaisance (girls 100-yard butterfly), Logan LeBlanc (boys 200-yard freestyle and boys 100-yard butterfly) and boys 200-yard freestyle relay team.


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VCU fans packed the house at Baja Bean Company to see the Rams make their march toward the Final Four.
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Macalma was front and center at the last big dance and this time says, "I'm pretty positive Final Four... Lets go! I'm ready to go! I'm about to jump this table."
Baja Bean has set a special room for the Rowdy Rams.
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Allums is smiling big with a capacity crowd of at least 200.
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That was before the Final Four appearance and this group is confident about a win tonight.
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This is one of the strangest things we've read about in a while. Evidently someone had the idea to build a simulation that actually gives you the feeling you're in an avalanche, replete with cold air, full rotation, sound, etc. Everything you might expect if you were caught in an avalanche, except the whole asphyxiation or broken neck part. Because, lord knows right before victims die in an avalanche, they're having the time of their lives riding what might be considered the best roller coaster on earth. The simulator cost 600,000 euro to build and will open Dec. 20th at les Deux Alpes. Here's the description of it:
The simulator has two cabins and a large fan to blow cold air. The simulator can rotate around six axes and can throw the user through an arc of seven meters. The ride lasts 2 minutes including a final 20 seconds of avalanche. A lot shorter than the intermiable wait most victims endure before they are rescued. The simulator is housed in a giant dome which also includes an exhibition on the theme of avalanches as well as a film prepared in conjunction with the French snow and avalanche research association.
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Arte de Origen's gallery artists celebrate ancient traditions through Latin art in La Jolla
By Marti Gacioch
The 10 studio artists of Arte de Origen celebrate the ancient artistic traditions of the Incas, Aztecs and Mayans with their exquisitely collaged boxes, mirrors, furniture and tapestries.
"We identify with the Latin American and Mexican Indians and want to represent their cultures by carrying on their artistic designs through our modern pieces," said owner/CEO Rodrigo Rubin.
The artists use no paint to create their works, and instead, etch on wooden bases (including coffee tables, benches, consoles, mariachi guitars and trumpets), before painstakingly cutting small, colored pieces of paper by hand to glue to the wooden objects. After completing a piece, an artist seals it with a patina wax for protection.
While every collaged piece has a symbol, a color and a design that the Indians made long ago, the artists' pieces present a modern flair. "We show more than 400 collaged boxes that are available in 15 sizes, including 3×3 inches and 7×7 inches, but we'll also make them according to the size and colors that a customer wants," Rubin said.
Their collaged tapestries (paper collage on top of craft paper or fabric) are handled in the same manner, with sizes running from 23×34 inches to as large as 46 by 67 inches.
"We always have new pieces, and every one to two months, we have a whole, new collection available," Rubin said. The studio also excels at designing colorful plates and large metal sculpted works depicting fish, bulls and horses.
"Artists use stones with copper, bronze and silver metals to create the large, decorative designs," Rubin said. "The fish are nine feet by 67 inches in size."
In 2007, the artists of Arte de Origen opened their first studio in Cabo San Lucas, Mexico. Soon afterward, they added a second studio in La Pampa, Argentina. Their La Jolla gallery was opened in September. Arte de Origen ships free, anywhere in the world and offers a 10 percent discount for all local purchases.
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ABC Family "Pretty Little Liars" Episode "CTRL:A" Airing February 13, 2012
There's a brand new episode of "Pretty Little Liars" airing on the ABC Family Channel on February 13, 2012 called "CTRL:A." The episode will air at 8pm ET/PT. Here's the description of the episode:
"Caleb's involvement in cracking 'A's' phone has had Hanna worried from day one and now 'A' is determined to punish him for it. With Det. Wilden and Garrett now circling Caleb on bogus hacking charges and in possession of his computer, Hanna and her friends are convinced that this won't end well. What are the police looking for on Caleb's computer and better yet, would could 'A' have possibly planted on the computer to interest the police this much? Aria, Emily, Hanna and Spencer may soon get another example of what happens to people they involve in 'A's' game.
Meanwhile, Aria learns what Holden's been keeping a secret as Byron starts to question the relationship."
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We've built up a habit of pointing — effortlessly — through links, tweets, reblogs, and likes. And this is really efficient. Super easy. We all do it all the time. Pointing is embedded all over our digital surfaces. It's an incredible vector for spreading ideas and pushing or pulling attention towards or away from things.
Most importantly though, is that digital pointing is nearly frictionless. Not only is the energy between seeing a pointer and clicking it almost zero, but so too is the energy required to create that pointer.1 The less friction, the easier it is to form a habit.
Connected to this, and more explicitly to do with reading, is the now exhaustively discussed idea of the digital public commonplace book.2
Findings provides tools for commonplace capturing across all of the web. Amazon has created an actual commonplace-book-social-network (although still a minimum viable product). They both give public addresses to our little nut collections.3
Traditional links allow us to point at whole documents or collections of documents.
These services let us point into documents.
Our notes and highlights get special powers as data in the public corpus. Search, of course. And increased accessibility. But also, they're votes. You're voting on interestingness within a particular text. There's a feeling that this is valuable data.4
Because of this, as you're highlighting your book, there's an unmistakable and growing sense of social usefulness to the act. The highlight is doing some work (or will be doing some work), not just sitting there to (hopefully) help you remember something later.5
In a recent interview, Clive Thompson, writer for Wired, mentions one tangible digital→physical example of leveraging his corpus of digital annotations:
I annotate aggressively. If I'm reading a piece of really long fiction, I often find that there are these fabulous things I want to remember. I want to take notes on it, so I highlight it, and if I have a thought about it, I'll type it out quickly. Then I dump all these clippings into a format that I can look at later. In the case of War and Peace, I actually had 16,000 words worth of notes and clippings at the end of it. So I printed it out as a print-on-demand book. In short, I have a physical copy of all of my favorite parts of War and Peace that I can flip through, with my notes, but I don't actually own a physical copy of War and Peace. 6
The generalized takeaway is that we're evolving a set of habits and language (once active and now increasingly ambient and passive)7 around capturing "real world" stuff — not just book or reading related — in digital space.
Some core differences between a captured or uncaptured — networked (in the context of open platforms) or unnetworked — action is:
The culmination of these qualities is a networked action ("I read", "I visited", "I saw", etc) on an open platform is persistent in a way totally different from its physical or closed or unnetworked counterpart. Each time we add an action to our public corpus, we perform a little act of faith ...
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