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The newest looks of the season take center stage September 20th with the third annual Downtown Seattle Rocks the Runway
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The newest looks of the season take center stage September 20th with the third annual Downtown Seattle Rocks the Runway
The Downtown Seattle Association (DSA) and Urban Yoga Spa are teaming up to offer a new way to get your lunch break workout and relieve the mid-week stress buildup with free one-hour yoga sessions at noon every Wednesday from June 18th to September 24th in Westlake Park (4th Avenue & Pine Street). Read more…
The Downtown Residents Council welcomes Kathleen O'Toole to Seattle, and raises the primary concerns of open-air drug dealing and public safety concerns in Downtown parks. Read more…
Even as a perennial top 10 city for dogs, there has been a gap in amenities for parents of pooches living and visiting Downtown. The Metropolitan Improvement District (MID) has begun addressing this need, installing Mutt Mitt stations in Downtown neighborhoods, providing a clean solution for what can be a messy situation.
The Downtown Seattle Association (DSA), Downtown Residents Council, Downtown Seattle Families and other partner organizations have sent a letter to Seattle Public Schools (SPS) Superintendent Jose Banda, to alert district officials about the unique opportunity to acquire, at no cost, a suitable building and land Downtown which could serve as the location for a new Downtown public school.
Employment Gains, Public Space Improvements and Residential Development Growth Take Center Stage at State of Downtown.
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The Downtown Seattle Association and partner organizations call out the critical need for a robust statewide transportation package, including a local option revenue tool, to address needed transit funding and roads maintenance needs in King County.
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The Salvation Army didn't become The Salvation Army until William Booth, its founder, adopted the name in 1878.
By 1880 The Salvation Army was working in the U.S., Europe, India, Australia and South America.
The first Salvation Army missionary hospital opened in 1901.
During World War II, The Salvation Army led the formation of the national United Service Organization in 1941. USO was created to serve the religious, spiritual and educational needs of the men and women in the armed forces.
The Salvation Army serves people in 102 countries.
The Salvation Army has over 9,600 centers in the USA.
Salvation Army mobile canteens bring food, clothing, blankets and medical supplies to disaster locations. It also helps reunite families and help those in need find emergency shelter.
The Salvation Army provides over 450,000 meals annually in the Western Division alone. This is accomplished through more than 40 adult meal, food pantry, residential care and youth meal programs.
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Encyclopedia of Climate and Weather (2 volumes). Stephen H. Schneider, ed. Oxford University Press, 1996, $250.
Any encyclopedia must serve many purposes for many audiences. Given the current interest in the atmosphere and in climate change in particular, the Encyclopedia of Climate and Weather is no exception. One large audience for this book is likely to be scientists with an interest in weather (and its future course) and those needing specific research information.
How well do these volumes serve such an audience? The 200 contributors have been given free rein and space to develop their subjects in some depth. Most articles are by well-established authorities, so the readers need have little concern about the scientific quality, factual accuracy or timeliness of the entries. The articles that require a strong math or physics background say so at the beginning. Most articles should seem both intellectually satisfying and readily understandable to scientist readers. Anyone with a specific question related to the atmosphere is likely to find useful information. Within the limitations imposed by the encyclopedia format, therefore, this is a successful effort.
There are, of course, drawbacks as well as advantages to the encyclopedia format. The volumes are most rewarding when consulted about a single fact or subject. Although no encyclopedia is designed to replace a textbook, here, unfortunately, there are relatively few links between the individual entries. Hence it is difficult to follow a theme other than that dictated by the editor. As partial compensation, each entry concludes with a short list of related topics. The subjective choices required by the encyclopedia format are most clearly seen in the inclusion of seemingly random biographies. Some people included are certainly ensconced in the atmospheric pantheon, but the inclusion of others seems curious. Who defines greatness in a field? Finally, the entries themselves may not always provide either the information or the depth of treatment expected of an encyclopedia. As an example, the "Transportation" article briefly mentions the impact of weather on transport, but devotes most of the space to consideration of the impact of transportation on the atmosphere. The addition of a diagram in "Tornadoes" would aid understanding, but (to be perverse) the diagrams in the "Jet Streams" entry are rather too complex. These are, however, minor quibbles about a major contribution to the dissemination of climate and weather information to a wide audience.—Peter J. Robinson, Geography, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill
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Lacunar stroke effects small, branch arteries in the brain
Q: What is a lacunar stroke? How can you prevent having this type of stroke?
A: Lacunar strokes, like all strokes, are damaged areas in the brain. Like most strokes, they are caused when the flow of blood to an area of the brain is interrupted. Lacunar strokes are special because they involve small arteries near the center of the brain. These small arteries feed deep brain structures, such as your basal ganglia, thalamus or pons.
Imagine a branching tree. A large branch from the tree trunk may gently divide into two smaller branches, which divide into even smaller twigs. This gradual size change is the way most blood vessels "branch" to reach the outer areas of your brain. But near to the base of the tree, a few very small branches may poke outwards sideways, directly from the bark on the trunk.
The arteries involved in a lacunar stroke branch sideways from large brain blood vessels just like this -- like a small branch on a large tree trunk. Because of their direct connection to large arteries, these vulnerable vessels are not shielded from peaks of high blood pressure.
High blood pressure is the main cause of lacunar strokes. It can cause direct damage to small arteries. Or it can dislodge debris (small clumps or clots) into the circulation, which can block flow downstream in these small vessels.
"Lacuna" is a Latin word meaning "pool" or "cavity." Lacunar strokes were named because autopsies revealed soft or liquefied areas in the brain where this type of stroke had occurred.
Lacunar strokes can cause dramatic symptoms. But they have a better recovery rate than other strokes.
The best way to prevent a lacunar stroke is to keep your blood pressure in the normal range. Your doctor may also suggest daily low-dose aspirin. If you have atrial fibrillation or certain other heart problems, you likely need an anti-coagulant drug, such as warfarin (Coumadin).
(Mary Pickett, M.D., is an Associate Professor of Medicine at Oregon Health and Science University, where she is a primary care doctor for adults. Dr. Pickett is a Lecturer for Harvard Medical School and a Senior Medical Editor for Harvard Health Publications.)
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ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) -Phil Hughes was cruising along in his second major league start, recording out after out and moving closer to making baseball history.
The New York Yankees right-hander threw one more pitch, reached down at his left leg and the excitement suddenly turned to disappointment.
The highly touted Hughes carried a no-hitter into the seventh inning Tuesday night before a hamstring injury knocked him out of the game. The team's prized prospect is expected to miss four to six weeks, a sour end to an otherwise encouraging night for New York, which beat Texas 10-1.
``I'm definitely frustrated,'' the 20-year-old rookie said. ``It's tough, especially when the team really needs a win. We got it tonight, but it's going to be disappointing in the next five to 10 days when I'm not going to be out there. We're at a point right now where our rotation really needs it.''
Hughes (1-1) became the latest New York pitcher to go down, two starts after he was called up from Triple-A Scranton to fill a spot in the team's depleted rotation. Mike Mussina (hamstring), Carl Pavano (forearm) and Jeff Karstens (broken right leg) are on the disabled list. Chien-Ming Wang also missed the first three weeks of the season with a hamstring injury.
``It's unfortunate because he put himself in a position to fit into our rotation,'' Yankees manager Joe Torre said. He later termed the injuried to his pitchers ``one of those freak things.''
Hank Blalock broke up the no-hit bid with a leadoff double in the eighth against reliever Mike Myers, but the real damage had already been done.
Hughes, considered one of the top prospects in baseball, threw an 0-2 breaking ball to Mark Teixeira with one out in the seventh when he winced and grabbed the back of his left thigh. He was removed after 83 pitches with a 9-0 lead.
Hughes said he was trying to finish Teixeira with a hard curveball when he likely overextended over his front foot and felt a pop.
He said he wasn't in pain after the game, but wouldn't have been able to keep pitching. After being pulled, he walked gingerly back to the dugout, where he received a warm reception from teammates.
Hughes struck out six and walked three. When he left, he was eight outs from the Yankees' first no-hitter since David Cone's perfect game in 1999.
``It was going to happen,'' Torre said. ``That was the sense in the dugout.''
Instead, the Yankees lost another starting pitcher despite winning for only the second time in 10 games.
Before the game, general manager Brian Cashman said that while Hughes ``is not here to be a savior,'' he was a permanent call-up whose development ``is now in the big leagues.''
After the game, Cashman appeared exasperated at losing another arm.
``It's been frustrating,'' he said. ``We seem to be getting hit every day.''
Ian Kinsler followed Blalock's double with an RBI single. Myers finished the eighth and Luis Vizcaino worked the ninth to complete the two-hitter.
``You want to give credit to the opposing pitcher, but at the same time you have to be unhappy where the offense is,'' said Rangers shortstop Michael Young, who was 0-for-4. ``Getting two hits is not good enough.''
New York went 9-14 in April and finished the month 6 1/2 games behind first-place Boston in the AL East. That roused owner George Steinbrenner to issue his first public remarks of the season Monday, at once throwing his support behind Torre and rebuking the team for its record.
Steinbrenner's vote of confidence in Torre and Cashman silenced, at least temporarily, speculation that their jobs were in jeopardy. But the notoriously demanding owner also termed the start by his $195 million club ``clearly not acceptable.''
Against the Rangers, Steinbrenner's comments seemed to cajole the Yankees to their most lopsided win of the season. The timing of the rout was similar to a 19-8 win over Tampa Bay in 2005, which followed an even more scathing lashing of his team following a 4-8 start that year.
Robinson Cano broke out of a 1-for-18 slump by going 4-for-5 with three RBIs and two doubles. Jorge Posada had three hits, three runs and two RBIs. Alex Rodriguez added three hits to raise his batting average to .371.
The Yankees also took advantage of three Texas errors.
Posada's two-run double highlighted a four-run third against Kameron Loe (1-2) that made it 6-0. New York added three in the fifth on RBI doubles by Hideki Matsui and Posada, and a run-scoring single by Cano.
Before Tuesday's game, Torre said he hoped to hear no more questions about his future. He also blamed part of Yankees' recent trouble scoring runs on players ``trying too hard.''
Against the Rangers, it seemed as though the Yankees hardly had to try. New York's lineup battered Loe for four-plus innings, getting 10 hits and nine runs - seven earned.
Before Tuesday's win, New York became the first major league team to use five or more pitchers in 10 straight games, according to the Elias Sports Bureau.
Notes: Longtime Yankees broadcaster Bobby Murcer returned to the YES Network booth for the first time since having surgery on a malignant brain tumor in December. ``Everything is going along really well for me,'' said Murcer, who plans to work 50 games this season. ... Yankees CF Johnny Damon sat out, but expects to be in the lineup Wednesday. He has been bothered by a bad back and visited a chiropractor in Florida on Monday. ... Derek Jeter extended his hitting streak to 18 games and finished 1-for-4 with two walks. Dating to last season, he's hit safely in 57 of 59 games.


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SEATTLE (AP) — One person was killed in a wrong-way head-on collision on I-5 near downtown Seattle.
It happened about 1:30 a.m. Wednesday on a ramp at the I-90 interchange.
The Washington State Patrol says the passenger in the wrong-way car was ejected in the collision with a pickup truck. The drivers of the car and the pickup were both injured.
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I ended my night eating Dominos Pizza, with Indiana Metal outfit Aegaeon! They delivered after 2 a.m. for the band haha Let's Mosh N Roll! I'm wearing the Golden/yellow skull Killator Corpse Circus shirt. Photo By Amber Lee Misery!
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I talk about death in my comedy because it is something real, but also something that we don't necessarily like to talk about. That's why death metal talks about it too. Death metal is about when death is occurring, or has occurred, and all the mythology that exists beyond that: demons and zombies and hell. And lots of decomposition. And the music is fascinated with that because it's a fascinating topic: we all think about this stuff. Then the sound of the music matches what the content is: It just wouldn't sound right to have that kind of music paired with lyrics about, say, going to your favorite coffee shop and seeing a cute girl. That just wouldn't work. Although, come to think of it, that would be funny to hear.
It's interesting to talk about death metal, which is a kind of music a lot of people wouldn't normally think I'd be into, given the art I create publicly, or maybe how I look. But I grew up with a lot of skaters in the '80s in Montana and people listened to death metal, or gore-punk like Samhain, and they listened to that stuff for good reason: because it has tons and tons of energy. So it's their fuel source. And it's also something most people won't like. I don't listen to death metal all the time but when I do hear it or I see a band playing that kind of music, I'm super down with it. I just appreciate the tones — and the new Exhumed record sounds fantastic. It's really well recorded and they're a super tight band. And it's got tons and tons of energy. A bad idea would be to listen to this album while driving a Lamborghini. That's a terrible combination — someone's going to die, for sure.
What's this album about? Lyrics are not my first go-to with pretty much any music. It's more about the feel for me. But, like just about any other death metal band, Exhumed is creating a kind of mythology with this album, a little bit like a witches' coven, a little bit of a ritual. The word necrocracy means rulership by the dead. It's like death taking over everything and becoming the reality. So the album glorifies that idea — like, "Yaaaayyy, death!" It's kind of a celebration.
So, about the feel: The problem with recording death metal, with all its distortion and overtones and volume, is that you can fill up the sound spectrum so quickly that it becomes very muddy and hard to hear anything — there's so much sonic information that it turns into a wash. With hip-hop or standard indie-rock, you can get away with sort of sloppy recording. But with death metal it has to sound good, otherwise it all goes to hell (and not in a good way). That's not easy to do, but this record is really well recorded. Everything has been done right. It sounds like what death metal should sound like: aggressive, very intentional, tight. And menacing.
Some of the song titles on this album are kind of funny, like "The Shape of Deaths to Come" and "Carrion Call" and "The Rotting." But it's the same thing as people who are into Dungeons & Dragons — they're very serious about the game, but they also know they're playing a game. Most of the cats who play this music are usually kind of sweet dudes — they love playing this music and creating this world for themselves and for people who are down for their music.
But the hardest thing about death metal isn't the song titles, it's the Cookie Monster voice. But any style of music is going to have a certain range of possibilities, and it's hard to hear death metal in any other voice — it serves where the music is coming from. And Exhumed's singer Rob Babcock sounds fantastic. With death metal you're either going to get Cookie Monster 1.0 or Cookie Monster 2.0. And this guy is 2.0. It's just higher res — he's really fine-tuned it. There's a lot of call and response between him and singer-guitarist Matt Harvey, who does a higher, shrieking kind of thing, so it's not just one voice — it's more affirmational that way, which is nice. It seems like an army.
Like all death metal, Necrocracy is aggressive, but it's also a little bit mesmerizing, so I guess it's a little meditative to a certain extent. I like feeling the zen inside of music like this. Part of that is because it's actually pretty groove-oriented — it's all about what's happening rhythmically. Maybe some people can't see that, but the groove of it is what makes you want to rock your head back and forth while you're listening to it. Any great death metal band is going to have a strong groove. On Necrocracy, "Dysmorphic" has a really good one — that's the song on this album that I gravitate to the most. It keeps throwing you back and forth, like you're on a ship on the ocean and it's tossing you back and forth. It makes you want to give in to that groove – the more you fight, the more uncomfortable you'll be, so you surrender to it. But it's not forcing you to do anything, it just kind of is. "Dysmorphic" sways — it's like a waltz, in a way — it has a long swing, like a pendulum swinging back and forth. Most of the album is an onslaught of even metronomics but this one is different.
When you talk about death metal, you're talking about really fine distinctions that people are going to make — it takes an aficionado to make an informed opinion. But Necrocracy has all the elements that death metal fans will appreciate. They are virtuosic musicians, it's got some old school elements to it — some of the grooves sound like 1997 — but it's got some new things, like "Dysmorphic," that are an evolution of sorts. This album sounds timeless, basically. I guess Necrocracy is a concept album. It's a complete system. Exhumed came up with a theme, a world that they created, and they populate it with these pieces that inform you and take you on a journey. It's one whole experience.
Ok this is not day 2, just part two of the pictures I mostly took of Orion. I did not take the picture of Bass Nectar credit goes to Jack Edinger, But I was in the crowd when it was taken. Cauldron and Death were by far my favorite that day beside's Dillinger Escape Plan and Metallica of course :P True Metal and Punk before it was punk. Robert of Metallica introduced the audience to Death. 1975 is when they recorded their first album before Chuck Schuldiner's Death! And I missed the first few min of Cauldron, but I ran my ass off to get to the Damaged Stage and holy shit they tore it up! Gogol Bordello and Infectious Grooves tore it up as well! I met Jose of Sirius Liquid Metal too, during Infectious. I only need to see Anthrax now and it will complete the list of the four horsemen of Thrash!
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For The Whole World To See was recorded in 1975 and not released till recently.
So of course lots of reviews are going to compare this band to early Bad Brains. Besides the fact that they are all African-American, I don't think that is completely accurate. It's not proto-hardcore here…it's more proto-punk and more on, just straight, brutal Detroit punk rock here.
Songs 6 & 7 feature some of the same vocal peculiarities that the Bad Brains had but this is still 16th note, closed hi-hat punk rock and NOT hardcore ala Middle Class, Discharge, Bad Brains, Minor Threat, Die Kreuzen, etc.
These 1975 sessions were cut at the same time the Ramones were cutting their demos in NYC. Totally mindblowing, fast punk here. Hard to believe it was recorded in '75.
If you like Ramones, Johnny Thunders, Dead Boys, Mitch Ryder, Stooges, MC5's 2nd LP, Chuck Berry, Bad Brains' "Black Dots,"etc. These 7 songs coming out of the blue like this are truly one of the most historic discoveries of the punk / psych / post-punk / KBD -era to have ever been found.
Every time a reissue of a remarkable, lost record comes out, it's difficult to resist the temptation to compile an amazed laundry-list of bands it mysteriously prefigures. Death's …For the Whole World to See provokes such a response. Some licks sound like Husker Du. Some quivery vocals evoke H.R. of Bad Brains.
But better, perhaps, to view Death's seven-song oeuvre as the logical bridging of a lacuna rather than a before-its-time aberration. Of course it makes sense that, in mid-'70s Detroit, three black brothers (Dannis, Bobby and David Hackney) might have gotten as into the Stooges and MC5 as into Funkadelic, that they might have synthesized the sounds of FM rock radio just as their white peers ransacked soul and funk. The Hackneys released a single, recorded and shelved an album, and then moved to Vermont with their family. They morphed into a reggae band. Time passed. The EP slowly acquired a cult record-collector following. Tapes were unearthed, and here we are.
Death's music falls somewhere between '70s hard rock and the more stripped-down, straightforward garage rock one might deem proto-punk. Obviously influenced by Cream and the Jimi Hendrix Experience, most of their songs span multiple parts and time signatures. "Let the World Turn" even features a drum solo. With the exception of that song, a reverby slow-jam, the album stays uptempo. It's replete with wonderful, memorable moments, like "Freakin' Out," which mixes a classic-sounding garage riff with an unexpected chorus that sharply repeats the title phrase over a snare beat. "Rock-N-Roll Victim" avoids hard-rock cliché by augmenting the drums with handclaps.
There's not a bad song in the bunch, but the songs from Death's only official release are the clear highlights on …For the Whole World to See. "Keep On Knocking" is a simple, catchy rock song that gets all the elements right, particularly Bobby Hackney's urgent vocals and David's spot-on guitar solo. "Politicians In My Eyes," the EP's A-side, is masterful.
Form meets content as Bobby alternately spits out and wails lyrics decrying hypocritical politicians. David's guitars and Dannis' drums, similarly, sound angry, accusatory. Fiercely energetic, it sounds so rooted in such a particular time and place that it has a kind of canonical familiarity, like something that's been played on the radio for years.
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HARGEISA(Somalilandpress)-Somaliland authorities have taken into custody nine convicted privates from the Seychelles. The plane carrying the convict pirates touched down at the Egal International Airport at midday Wednesday and were immediately escorted to Hargeisa's central prison which will be home to the pirates.
Mr Mohamed Osman coordinator with Somaliland anti-piracy task force was at the airport to receive the first batch of the 19 convicted pirates at the Egal international airport where they arrived on board chartered plane by the United Nation's office on drug and crime.
The Somaliland Minister of Justice Hon Ahmed Hussein Aidiid revealed at a press conference that government of Somaliland has in custody nine convicted pirates the first batch of 19 pirates who are expected to serve the reminder of their sentences in Somaliland after been convicted by court in the Seychelles. The Minister of Justice was there to oversee the transfer according to Mr Mohamed Osman of the Somaliland anti-piracy task force, the nine convicted pirates are all from Somali, the convict are expected to serve sentences ranging from 10 years to 25 years.
It was during the London Conference on Somalia that Somaliland Ahmed Mohamed Silanyo signed an agreement with Seychelles President James Michel the transfers of convicted Somali pirates held in Seychelles to Somaliland so that they can serve the reminder of their sentences. The two leaders back their then signed joint statement to recognize their concern about the serious impact piracy has on the region and on international security and agreed that it is vital to ensure pirates are brought to justice.
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Quick note to pass along this morning as the results for the FanSided Pitcher Of The Year award came in.
For the American League, Justin Verlander destroyed the Angels Jered Weaver – an obvious winner. As for our National League, things were a bit closer but still a clear runaway as the Dodgers *gag* Clayton Kershaw took home the hardware. Four of the Giants five starters, Tim Lincecum, Matt Cain, Madison Bumgarner and Ryan Vogelsong all picked up votes as well.
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When the Washington Post's David Ignatius writes a column headlined "Putin Steals the CIA's Playbook on Anti-Soviet Covert Operations," is that supposed to be a criticism or a compliment?
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What should we make of the so-called "trifecta" of scandals hitting the Obama White House? And what questions should we ask about the IRS/Tea Party story? Also this week: Chris Matthews wants Obama to take charge–just like the union-busting Ronald Reagan. And the Newseum decides two Palestinian journalists shouldn't be considered part of their tribute to journalists who died reporting the news.
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In the new issue of Time (12/12/11), Fareed Zakaria writes in the first sentence of his column: It is difficult to find a country on the planet that is more anti-American than Pakistan. In a Pew survey this year, only 12 percent of Pakistanis expressed a favorable view of the U.S. It's not that difficult. The same survey of seven countries found one of them, Turkey, with an even lower 10 percent favorable opinion of the U.S., and Jordan just a hair above at 13 percent. More important is Zakaria's conclusion: There is a fundamental tension in U.S. policy toward […]
Libya and Terrorist Signatures
Under the headline "Nations Hope Veil Lifts From Libya's History of Terrorism," John Burns writes in today's New York Times (8/30/11): Television footage of the only man convicted in the Lockerbie bombing lying in bed, purportedly comatose with advanced prostate cancer at his Tripoli home, has provided a focal point for a question asked with new urgency in places far from Libya: With Col. Muammar el-Gadhafi's government in ruins, what reckoning is likely for the terrorist bombings that were once a signature of the former Libyan leader's war with the Western world? So terrorism was Gadhafi's "signature," and many "nations" […]
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In his new book, Ron Reagan says he saw early signs of Alzheimer's disease in his father, Ronald Reagan, while the late president was still in the White House. When he said as much on ABC's 20/20 last Friday (1/14/11), he infuriated many on the right, including his older brother Michael Reagan. Over the weekend, the older Reagan son took to Twitter, writing over the course of several messages, "My brother seems to want [to] sell out his father to sell books…. My father did not suffer from Alzheimer's in the '80s…. Ron, my brother, was an embarrassment to my […]
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In his latest Salon blog entry (5/1/09, ad-viewing required), Glenn Greenwald displays his find of "a perfect illustration of how severely our political spectrum has shifted in the last two decades and how depraved and extremist our political and media classes have become"–one quote of the Washington Post's Charles Krauthammer rebutting those who "believe you never torture. Ever": Torture is an impermissible evil. Except under two circumstances. The first is the ticking time bomb. . . . The second exception to the no-torture rule is the extraction of information from a high-value enemy in possession of high-value information likely to […]
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Spoiler Alert: Tom Cruise dies a lot in Edge of Tomorrow. Ok, that's barely a spoiler, as the premise of the film involves Cruise's character living the same day over and over, as it resets every time he dies. With that said, if you haven't seen the movie yet, you might want to skip this video, as this darkly amusing "death edit" is kind of spoilery. Many of these scenes are better seen in context.
I know. You hear there's going to be a Tetris movie, and instinctively roll your eyes while bellowing, "Hollywood has officially run out of ideas." I hear you. But it gets worse, because Hollywood thinks this is the thing that will turn around low theater attendance. Things are the new stars, don't you know.
Clearly, Jeremy Renner loves his franchises. Thats why hes a key player in not just The Avengers, but the Hansel & Gretel, Mission: Impossible and Bourne film series too. It turns out though that even he was previously worried about his roles in each of these franchises, and that he only took the part of William Brandt in Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol because Tom Cruise kept nagging him and he wanted to get off the phone.
Tom Cruises Jack Reacher, an adaptation of one of Lee Childs best-selling novels, was ignored despite terrific reviews. Thankfully, Cruise is going to get another crack at Jack Reacher, but only after a few key changes have been implemented in the burgeoning franchise.
This impressive B-roll footage from Tom Cruise's Edge of Tomorrow shows you how practical FX and CGI were used to create one of the coolest movies no one saw this summer. Cruise is a madman for doing his own stunts.
It was all the way back in 1996 that director Brian De Palma first introduced us Tom Cruise's Ethan Hunt and Ving Rhames' Luther Stickell, and the characters have been come back again and again in the years since.
Mission: Impossble 5 is steaming along in its production schedule at the moment. Which means it's time to find someone for Tom Cruise to try and stop from threatening international security. Sean Harris just might be that person.
2014 is evidently the summer of the Ice Bucket Challenge -- an effort to raise money and awareness for ALS -- and the trend has very clearly spread to movie sets.
How do you take a movie so well received as Edge Of Tomorrow and make sure no one goes and sees it? Simple: keep changing the damned title until nobody knows what movie to look for!
Before signing off, I asked Simon Pegg if he knew when he would begin filming the fifth installment of the Mission: Impossible franchise, where hell reprise his role as Benji Dunn. Pegg shared a few key details.
Tom Cruise is still one of the biggest stars in the universe. Edge Of Tomorrow is going to be considered an underperformer even though it could end up grossing $400 million worldwide. If a guy has a history of smash movies that continues until today, and he's a buddy of Abrams, and he's a Star Wars fan, you don't think Disney is going to act on that until now?
Alamo Drafthouse feels the need for Cruise! They're celebrating Tom Cruise's extensive body of work with an event called "Cruise Control," a mystery marathon of five Tom Cruise films on 35mm. It's set to take place at the Alamo Ritz in Austin, TX next month. Even for those of us who are nowhere near Texas, this trailer for Cruise Control will have us all craving a Cruise marathon.
Early in Tom Cruises career, he was able to find the balance between humor and seriousness repeatedly. In recent years, its been a little more difficult. So, its time we took a few steps back and celebrate how Edge Of Tomorrow truly gets its right. Here are the 6 funniest moments in the film
Hollywood is filled with actors who definitely have a funny bone, but just no opportunity to show it. Here are a dozen actors that we thought could benefit from a lead comedic role, something silly and lightweight to diversify their careers and show their fans that sometimes, being a movie star means just having a good time.
Edge of Tomorrow has officially arrived in theaters! It's earned a lot of praise from critics. Now it's time for the rest of us to hash out what we loved (or didn't love) about the sci-fi film. Get ready for the necessary spoiler warning. If you haven't seen the movie yet, turn back now!
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Muhammad Jamil in his bright orange CSA worker vest, attends to his little garden at a roadside Tube (subway) station. When a bomb exploded at the Edgware station in the July 7th, 2005 transit bombings in London, Muhammad was among the first to rush into the tunnel to help the victims.
Muslim guitarist Usman Khalid Kashmiri enjoys rocking out wearing faux-hawks and skinny ties.
"Rebel Muzik" artists wearing stripes, plaid, hoop earrings, jumpers, leather jackets, fedoras, tie-dye, and many other common types of Muslim garb.
"'Rebel Muzik is an initiative undertaken by a group of individuals to create a platform for conscious artistic expression whether it is through rap, poetry, singing or any other type of artistic expression, this is a platform created for people to lyrically express their concerns and experiences about issues that concern us all in a conscious, entertaining and truely revolutionary way."
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The state House of Representatives, after more than five hours of debate Wednesday night, approved raising the minimum wage by 75 cents over two years – a controversial move that caused sharp clashes between Republicans and Democrats.
The increase was approved by 89 to 53 on a mostly party line vote. Three fiscally conservative Democrats – John Hampton of Simsbury, Jeffrey Berger of Waterbury, and Tim Larson of East Hartford – joined with the House Republicans against the bill.
State Rep. Peter Tercyak, a New Britain Democrat who introduced the bill on the House floor, said that about 10 percent of all workers in Connecticut earn the minimum wage, including many women.
He said the money would spread quickly through the economy as workers need the extra money to pay their bills.
\"It\'s all going to be spent,\'\' Tercyak said, noting that a person working 40 hours per week at the current minimum wage of $8.25 per hour earns $17,160 per year. \"Every penny earned will be spent. That\'s what happens with minimum wage.\'\'
The bill, which was approved last week by the state Senate, calls for an increase of 45 cents per hour in January 2014 and then another 30 cents per hour in January 2015.
A longtime union supporter, Tercyak noted that businesses have often opposed raising the minimum wage in the past.
\"There\'s an organization called CBIA. It has something to do with business,\'\' Tercyak said.
But Republicans immediately countered that raising the minimum wage would boomerang and hurt the economy by cutting jobs. If small businesses were forced to pay higher wages to their workers, they said, some business owners would decide to lay off workers instead. A Republican said he was told by the manager at Lake Compounce that fewer workers would be hired in the future if the minimum wage is increased.
State Rep. Pam Sawyer, a Bolton Republican, noted that state legislators also have not had a raise in a decade.
After the vote, Gov. Dannel P. Malloy said once again that he will sign the bill.
State Republican leader Larry Cafero of Norwalk, who has been in the legislature for 20 years, said he thinks he has debated the bill 10 times – ever since the minimum wage was about $6 per hour.
In the past, Cafero voted in favor of raising the minimum wage in good economic times. The minimum wage is often paid at small businesses, including plumbing supply shops, hardware stores, barber shops, bodegas, and beauty salons, he said.
\"Frankly, for the past seven years, small businesses are hurting,\'\' said Cafero, who opposes the bill this year.
In his first job at the age of 15, Cafero said, he earned minimum wage at a deli, where he stacked cans on the shelves.
Statewide, 73 percent of the businesses have nine or less employees, he said.
\"Despite all the rhetoric, it is hard to find someone who is raising a family on the minimum wage for an extended period of time,\'\' Cafero told his House colleagues.
\"I\'m looking for the little guy. Why? Because the little guy is the guy who employs people at the minimum wage,\'\' Cafero said.
Various Republican amendments were rejected during the debate, which started at about 5:45 p.m. Wednesday and lasted more than four hours.
Rep. Anthony D\'Amelio, a Republican who owns and operates a restaurant in Waterbury, said it has been a struggle in his business since the recession hit hard in 2008. He said he could not serve in the state legislature without the help of his hardworking employees.
In the restaurant business, he said he cannot control his rising food costs, but he can control his wages. He said he could not raise his menu prices because that could drive customers away. With 102 applications on hand, mainly from high school and college students, D\'Amelio said he has no openings at his restaurant.
\"In this economy, going out to eat is a luxury,\'\' he said. \"It\'s not because you don\'t want to give your employees more money. It\'s because you don\'t have any more money to give. … This bill, as well intentioned as it is, will cost jobs. … I\'m living this reality.\'\'
Nationally, only 2.1 percent of workers over the age of 16 earns the minimum wage, said Rep. David Rutigliano, a Trumbull Republican who is a small business owner. Republicans said that 2.9 percent of the workers in Connecticut earn the minimum wage, but Democrats said that total was much higher.
Rep. Richard Smith, a New Fairfield attorney who serves as the ranking member on the labor committee, listed a series of surveys in which Connecticut ranked poorly for business climate. Connecticut ranked 45th in the nation for doing business in one survey, as well as ranking second-worst in the nation for income growth. Another study placed Connecticut as 45th-worst for minimum wage, and another said the state has the third-highest labor costs for farms in the country, he said.
At the same time, Connecticut routinely ranks at the top in the United States for per capita income, fueled largely by high-income individuals in Fairfield County. The county is the home to numerous hedge funds and billionaires, who help pay a huge amount of income and sales taxes in the richest state in the nation.
Echoing a phrase often used by Gov. Dannel P. Malloy that Connecticut is open for business, Smith asked, \"Does this open business for Connecticut?\'\'
He noted that the Council of Small Towns has opposed the hike because wages would increase in those towns.
In the same way, Rep. Prasad Srinivasan said that Connecticut was not open for business.
Tercyak countered that the top problem for many businesses is weak sales, rather than growth in wages. In addition, farm costs are often double in Connecticut when compared to Vermont.
\"It\'s foolish to say that every problem in farming we\'re going to have this year\'\' is related to the minimum wage, Tercyak said.
Rep. Henry Genga, an East Hartford Democrat, said there was \"no discernable effect on low-wage workers due to modest increases in the minimum wage. I believe this is the right thing to do, and the facts show that.\'\'
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Dietary laws and prohibitions can be found in all religions and all religious cultures. Nutritional taboos, the distinction between pure and impure, the use of edibles in religious ceremonies, and festive dishes are just a few of the aspects which shape our food intake.
"Not quite kosher" is a well-known phrase. Lesser known are the religious laws that define whether food is kosher or trefe, i.e., pure or impure.
The Jewish dietary laws, the kashrut, along with everything else that has anything to do with food in Judaism, are the focus of the book on the exhibition at the Jewish Museum Berlin. From this angle, it considers comparisons with the other world religions, primarily Christianity, Islam, and Hinduism. Well-known scholars of religion and culture illustrate the developments and peculiarities of the different religious traditions and how they view food. It ultimately becomes clear that the saying "you are what you eat" also holds true in the religious context: Food promotes identity, be it for a particular group of people or an individual.
"Identities" is the title of one of the eight chapters in the elaborately designed book, in which various authors explore questions concerning "Food and Religion." "Bread and Wine," "Enjoying and Abstaining," and "Paradise" are other aspects the authors consider. Around 170 primarily color illustrations allow further insights into the topic's rich diversity.
The book's authors include Peter Heine, Rainer Kampling, Renate Syed, David Kraemer, Doron Rabinovici, Barbara Kirshenblatt-Gimblett, Herman Simon, Ruth Ellen Gruber, and Claudia Roden.
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Over 210,000 of the mentally handicapped and mentally ill were murdered, 400,000 men and women underwent forced sterilization, and numerous psychiatric patients died as a result of medical trials between 1933 and 1945 in Germany.
Beginning with an essay on race hygiene as a leading science of the
Nazi regime, the exhibition book covers forced sterilization, the
"Kinderfachabteilungen" (Special children's sections), the T4 campaign
– the mass murder of the sick that is seen as the forerun to the
genocide of European Jews – and the decentralized murder of the sick in
the later stages of the war.
Moreover, the fates of families whose children became victims of Nazi "Euthanasia" and of others who were unable to escape forced sterilization are told with the aid of recently discovered documents, letters, and photos.
The lives of the perpetrators are also considered: The doctors, carers, and helpers who were part of a system that sought to legitimize murder, the majority of whom were able to continue their careers after the war.
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"Every photo I took was an event for me. It seemed to me that I was
just beginning to gain sight. I saw everything in a new light."
Born into a family in the business of photography for three
generations, Ruth Jacobi began her photographic career in Berlin of the
1920s. Exhibited here for the first time, her recently rediscovered
works not only bear witness to the revival of interest photography was
experiencing during this epoch, but also to the photographer's
intuition and her "ability to read people's faces."
Ruth Jacobi's memories describing her family's history can be found alongside the photographs, painting a very personal picture of the photographer, as sensitive as she was emancipated.
Born in Posen, Ruth Jacobi (1899-1995) received her photographic training at the Lette Photographic Academy in Berlin. Following five years employment at the Berlin family studio, she moved to New York in 1928. An impressive photographic series from this period shows the streets and markets of the Lower East Side, proof as much of the photographer's considerable talent as of her social conscience. At the beginning of the1930s, Ruth Jacobi returned to Berlin before emigrating permanently to the USA in 1935, where she settled with her husband in New York's Queens district.
Throughout her lifetime, Ruth Jacobi walked in her famous sister Lotte's shadow, as her memories published in the book as well as those of her niece Beatrice Trum Hunter testify. This is perhaps why Ruth Jacobi never exhibited her work and why it was forgotten for so long. This book shows a selection of her works - portraits, reportage, travel, and botanical photography - allowing insight into her mastery.
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The well-illustrated exhibition book provides extensive information on the historical background to the looting of cultural artifacts and how their loss through persecution is handled today.
Two essays by Dan Diner and Constantin Goschler explore the historical, political, and moral dimensions of confiscation. Seventeen authors, among them experts of international renown such as Michael Bazyler, Patricia Grimsted, Jürgen Lillteicher, and Frank Kuitenbrouwer examine the procedures used by Nazi looting organizations and the often disreputable role of museums, libraries, and art dealers. The first restitutions of cultural artifacts by the Allies just after the war and the restitution procedures of the 1950s and 60s are described, as is the revival of the theme in Europe since the collapse of the Eastern bloc and the Washington conference in 1998. These articles present the facts of the 15 case stories described in detail in the book. They tell of the often intricate paths from "looting" to "restitution." Involved parties such as heirs, lawyers, museum representatives, and politicians have their say in interviews.hide content
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The Bharatiya Janata Party will organise a women's rally against the promotion of liquor trade in Tamil Nadu, party national general secretary P. Muralidhar Rao said on Tuesday.
Referring to reports that liquor worth Rs. 150 crore was sold on Deepavali, he said generation of revenue should not be at the cost of savings, social health and families.
He said the BJP had devised programmes to attract different section of voters, particularly the youth. People from various walks of like, including many not connected either with the BJP or its prime ministerial candidate Narendra Modi, were showing interest in working for a change. The party would utilise the non-conventional media to reach out to the first-time voters in the age bracket of 18 and 25 years. The first meeting of the party's campaign committee would be held in Chennai on November 18 to finalise the calendar of programmes for the election campaign.
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Brazil striker Neymar has said that his two goals in the opening match of the World Cup on Thursday exceeded his dreams, BBC Sport has reported.
The hosts eventually won 3-1 against Croatia in an entertaining, though eventually controversial encounter. Niko Kovac's side took the lead after only 11 minutes when Brazilian left-back Marcelo turned the ball into his own net following a cross from the left, but Neymar drew his side level 17 minutes later with a low shot that went in off a post.
The second half saw Brazil see plenty of the ball, but Croatia were holding the off comfortable. However, the game changed just after the three-quarter mark when referee Yuichi Nishimura awarded a controversial penalty to Brazil for a foul on Fred. Neymar converted from the spot, before Oscar added a breakaway third late on.
Neymar's performance and brace of goals saw him earn the man of the match award, and afterwards he said: "I think I am happier than I ever dreamt, to start with a victory in the World Cup such as this. The whole team deserves praise for being able to keep calm and turn things around."
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Manchester United's in-form striker Robin van Persie believes he missed chances of putting Manchester United ahead in the 1-1 draw against Real Madrid on Wednesday night. The Dutchman reckons he wasted chances that could have helped Manchester United pick an away win in the first leg of the Round of 16 battle against Real Madrid.
Real Madrid goalkeeper Diego Lopez stopped a couple of sure-shot goals from Robin van Persie in both hales. The winter signing might have a rabbit's foot in his pocket because of the strikes from Robin van Persie were whiskers away sliding into the net.
"I had three in the second half, especially the other when I hit the bar," Robin van Persie told Sky Sports. "That was a big chance, I should have put that in. I slightly mis-kicked it, I didn't hit it properly. So with a bit of luck, it could have gone in but it didn't.
"In the dying seconds, their keeper made a really good save because I was counting that one to go in."
Meanwhile, in Manchester United's defense goalkeeper David de Gea was sweating as well. The Spanish shot-stopper had to dive in for a couple of important saves to ensure Cristiano Ronaldo's goal was the only goal of the night. Robin van Persie confessed that the match could have gone either way, even though Manchester United got better chances at scoring.
"Yes, for sure (it could have gone either way)," Robin van Persie continued. "They had a couple of good chances and I think if you said it would finish 1-1 before the game, most of us would take it.
"Away from home, it's a good result but for the people who watched the game, they have seen chances on both sides and it was a great game to watch."
The 1-1 draw means Real Madrid will have to score at Old Trafford in order to enter quarterfinal stage of the Champions League. The former Arsenal striker claims Manchester United cannot bank on such advantages to progress from the Round of 16.
"Well, slightly," Robin van Persie said admitting Manchester United had edge. At this level I don't really think these kind of teams care if they play at home or away.
"We don't really care, they don't really care and it is only half-time now. We will be ready for the second half."