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Miami, FL (Sports Network) - Adeiny Hechavarria drove in a run with a triple to highlight a three-run fourth inning and help the Miami Marlins blank the Colorado Rockies, 3-0, in the second game of a three-game set.
Rookie sensation Jose Fernandez (10-5) fanned eight batters across seven strong innings while only surrendering four hits.
Ed Lucas and Jake Marisnick also knocked in a run for Miami, who snapped their four-game losing streak.
The Rockies have still not won a game with Jeff Manship (0-4) on the mound. The struggling right-hander pitched a season-high six innings and allowed three runs on four hits.
Michael Cuddyer extended his hitting streak to eight games while going 2-for-4 with a double for the Rockies, who have lost three of their last four games.
Steve Cishek picked up his 28th save of the season after retiring the Rockies in order in the ninth.
Giancarlo Stanton started off the Marlins' fourth-inning outburst with a line- drive double to left that took one hop on the warning track and bounced off the wall. He moved over to third on a Logan Morrison groundout and crossed home plate after Lucas singled to left. Hechavarria followed with a triple and scored on Marisnick's sacrifice fly.
Cuddyer was left stranded at third in both the second and fourth innings.
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Colorado first baseman Todd Helton is currently four hits shy of 2,500 career hits ... Fernandez stayed perfect at home with a record of 7-0 and has not had a losing decision since July 7 ... Cishek hasn't blown a save in his last 23 opportunities ... Colorado shortstop Troy Tulowitzki had his hitting streak snapped at 10 games after going 0-for-4.


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1-1/2 pounds boneless skinless chicken breasts, cubed
2 cups frozen broccoli florets, thawed
1 cup julienned carrots
1/2 cup chopped onion
1 tablespoon olive oil
1 can (10-3/4 ounces) condensed cream of broccoli soup, undiluted
1 cup stuffing mix
1 cup milk
1/4 cup raisins
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I am here to tell you write me if you do please, won't you? So here's the idea. This is one of those techniques that nobody knows about and that's because it's buried it's only available from the keyboard. It turns out that you can replicate and transform an object over and over again. A function that goes by the name of series duplication inside of other applications, inside Photoshop it doesn't really have a name and here's what I want you to do. Here I am working on this ongoing clock face composition that's inside the cardinaletondo.psd image.
I want you to select the second hand layer if you are working along with me and we are going to do this strictly from the keyboard because there is no other way to pull it off. You may recall if you press Ctrl+T or Command+T on the Mac you will enter the free transform mode for the active layer but if you press Ctrl+Alt+T or Command+Option+T on the Mac you will not only enter free transform but you will also end up duplicating this layer in the process. Now it doesn't look like you are duplicating the layers so far, but keep your end on the Layers palette, it will change in just a moment.
Alright, now I am going to move this origin point to the center of the hand like so and I am going to drag outside the transformation boundary in order to rotate the hand vastly and you can see right away I go ahead and duplicate the hand and a new duplicate second layer appears inside the Layers palette. Alright, so I want to go ahead and rotate this layer 36 degree so that I can be assure that I will have a total of 10 second hands inside of a 360 degree circle.
So let's change that angle value here inside the options bar to 36. Whatever it turns out to be for you change it to 36 like so and then press the Enter key a couple of times or the Return key on the Mac a couple of times in order to apply that transformation. Now here's the incredibly cool part. Here's the series duplication network. I want you to jam on a few keys here, it's Ctrl+Shift+Alt+T on the Macintosh side that's Command+Shift+Option+T and I am going to go ahead and keep pressing those keys Ctrl+Shift+Alt+T on the PC or Command+Shift+Option+T on the Mac in order to duplicate the hand over and over and over again.
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More set photos have arrived from the Michael Bay produced reboot Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles, and its safe to say the film has a licensing deal with Pizza Hut. The fast food joint, which of course is a perfect tie in for mutant turtles who love pizza, have donated boxes to some quite unique Turtle Lair furniture as we get a good sneak peek inside their sewer-based home. Production has moved inside from location shooting on the streets of New York City, and here, we also get our first look at Shredder. He may be hard to make out in this blurry spy-snapped pic, and it was not confirmed that its William Fichtner in the suit. Take a look.
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Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill Reteaming to Tell the Story of Olympic Bombing Suspect, Richard Jewell
Hot off their Oscar nominations for 'The Wolf of Wall Street,' Leonardo DiCaprio and Jonah Hill are reteaming to tell the true story of Richard Jewell, a security guard at the 1996 Olympic games who became a hero after a bomb scare, only to find his life fall apart when he became a suspect himself. According to Deadline, Fox has acquired the rights to Marie Brenner's 1997 article 'The Ballad of Richard Jewell,' which will serve as the source material for the film.
Between his unlikely chemistry with Channing Tatum, and his even more unlikely chemistry with DiCaprio, Hill's increasingly varied career has really become something wondrous and strange to behold. Yes, somehow the chubby guy from 'Superbad' is a two-time Oscar nominee with a steady working relationship with one of the biggest and most powerful names in Hollywood.
Although the film doesn't have a writer or director yet, the involvement of Hill and DiCaprio will surely get things rolling quickly. Hill will play Jewell and DiCaprio will play his attorney, who defended Jewell when the media transformed him from a hero into a terrorist. [Ed. note: You can read the entire Vanity Fair article this film will be based on here.] Considering that another one of Brenner's articles became Michael Mann's fantastic 'The Insider,' we imagine that this could be a big winner. Heck, why not pursue Mann for the director's seat?
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The latest incident happened at a Target store on Delaware Avenue in North Buffalo and has store managers reviewing their policies. A couple shoppers were trampled by other customers rushing into the store on black Friday. Several early bird shoppers were knocked over sending at least one man to the hospital, as hundreds of shoppers tried grabbing those big holiday deals.
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ENS Group has moved from its Engle Road location to 8181 W. Jefferson Blvd. in the Olde Canal Office Park, according to a statement Thursday from the Fort Wayne-Allen County Economic Development Alliance.
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Summary: The Kindle Fire brand, launched two years ago, has grown to be one of the best-selling products across Amazon's vast empire. Now, the retail and cloud giant is ready to relaunch its refreshed tablet range.
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The updates framed for enterprise use are still basic compared to the entertainment features, but they are likely to satisfy at least some IT departments with bring-your-own-device (BYOD) policies in place.
Fire OS 3.0 includes WPA-2 password-controlled Wi-Fi, and support for third-party mobile device management platforms and VPNs from the likes of F5 and Cisco (among others) via Amazon's Appstore. The software also includes support for Microsoft Exchange, and Kerberos support for secure access to corporate intranets.
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I feel like I should submit Yavana's design to eschergirls.
What in blue blazes that corset? Where in the bloody Wilds is she picking up lace thigh-highs? Are those bone pauldrons connected to her super-comfy looking neck-brace? They've converted the boob window to a goddamn boob veranda, and made a lovely lower-back keyhole cutout for convenient spine slashing.
I feel like I should submit Yavana's design to eschergirls.
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Based on the TV show Pointless, this is a quiz I've made to while away the last few hours of this term with my classes. Couple of rounds on maths topics, otherwise it's largely Christmas themed or just general knowledge. You may need to change the Ringwood round though!
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It's also worth having a play with before using so you're used to how to operate it.
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Clearly a lot of work has gone into this, but I'm a little confused. Are the children supposed to guess the names of all the films for example and then choose which one will have the fewest answers? Do you just reveal the names of the films at the end of the game?
Really good resource, great for the end of term, the students loved it, thanks.
A high quality resource.
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We all enjoyed it on the last school day. Really good!
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Washington, Jan. 20–So Sometimes fights break out, And so on. Now this portly, muscular Not that you can see anything And I heard America singing: "Fuck you all then." "Illegitimate motherfucker." "Get the hell away, "Go back to Idaho and "Yeah." "Get a job, drifter." And jeering. All over the Hippies in the distance "Leave Jesse alone!" Hippies taunt back, over "What?" Kids bait "Leave Jesse alone, "Haaah haaah…" "He said he was sorry!" "Ah-hah, dick!" Loudspeaker voices, refracted Presumably someone's Fuck-you fingers in the Plump little cowgirl Texas "Bush! Bush! Bush! "…illegitimate president." "Fuck you, buddy." Guy outside the Metro "Hail to the tobacco "Shut the fuck up," "Hail to the oligarchy!" "Shut the fuck up, People straggled out of "Hail to the thief!" "Isn't that Gore? "That's Gore, "Shut up, you bastard." The heckler glided down Up on dark Pennsylvania A couple longhaired country "You see anything, "Just a bunch of police A third guy, a middle-aged "Huh. He's "Aw, he ain't "Someone's "Nawwwww." "Someone surrounded "Who's that? Laura "Naw. She's wearing "Yuh. This one's "This is flimsy shit." "Ain't it?" Rain froze on the grand Tour buses were loading. "This is a great day," "Shut up." "You shut up." "Jesus." Citizens posed for photographs "Take it down," A teenager in an overcoat The hippie watched, strolled "No no no, take that The hippie removed the sign Hippie stepped forward and Guy with the camera, cursing, It angered me. Today they But the hippie maintained Everything was screwy. On the other hand, you had You could walk through the Walked up to the Gallery A bunch of policemen stood "…Eighteen rounds, "She's administrative The eight army trucks rumbled A crusty black kid handed "It was a little tense "What protest?" "Just all of them. Across the street an abandoned Entered the MCI Center, "Historically, the And so on. Kloeppinger's "Salmon P. Chase lived The Palace Theatre, and The house on H St. where "Seventh Street north "Center Market…was In other words, a civilization Rather, they concern themselves Georgetown pub, evening. "Did anything happen "That thing at 14th "Classy. The signs. "Just white kids whose "Or maybe I'm The college-age bartendress "George Washington The matron appraised her "That's rude," The inaugural balls were College-age ballgoers congregated "You fellas have ID?" Stagey horror. "ID! All night you'd see On the Metro, a passenger "Yo, Matt, move your "Oh, is that what you're Matt, you pure product of For the 50th time that day, Visited a DC journalist "I'm still confused I bid everyone good-bye. The bus let me off and I By 9:30 it was snowing. Man, I'll tell you Two Hispanic guys, friends "Heyyyyy, baby. Hee "Hey mami you lookin' Welcome to the New America. And some awful ethnic journalist "Hey, mami…" Slept in the almost-empty Two elderly men had struck "One guy. He had a "Good." "Did y'all get "I didn't go, "Oh! Do you like it?" "It's okay. It's "Oh, there's international "Yes." "…I ate at Chi-Chi's. "Yes." There's nothing like "I could tell he wanted "Good."
every four years there's this rustling in the provinces, and the rustics
head east, toward the royal court. Horse carts jam on the high-roads into the
capital city, and one witnesses the grand pageant of the yeomanry: barkers;
crapulous reeves on piebald horses; whores selling mutton pies; pox-scarred
franklins; carbuncled highwaymen wearing Saint Christopher medals; hurdy-gurdy
men; manciples with bucklers; eunuchs working a sleazy itinerant trade in papal
indulgences. The city's ruddy innkeepers collude, gouging pilgrims, charging
extra ha'-crowns for lodgings. Jugglers, fools in motley, mummers circulate
amidst the carnival crowds, and slumming knights with their squires, chivalrous
veterans of Flanders. So the city inclines toward the great day, toward the
and factions do hurly-burly in the alleys. Maidens battle with rolling pins,
and brawlers turn the carts over, littering the streets with cakes and flagons
of ale.
young guy in workboots, a real bruiser, stalks the marble risers that line the
west side of the Mall–this Muscovite plaza. Swaggers along the row of moist
spectators, their necks craned in the direction of the Capital building, that
Unreal City, consumed by mists, materializing on this Inauguration Day out of
wintry fog-banks.
from here. It's noon, the Inauguration ceremony's in progress, but
the podium's far beyond any of us punters' ability to see it. So there's
just this angry, workbooted bruiser, carrying a little Pigpen-cloud of static
along with him as he moves, baiting people, starting up with Grand Old Party
matrons, in town for the great day. Sticking his middle finger right up into
unsuspecting Bushie faces. And his comrades follow him, in their protest rags,
a nervous current trickling through Republican masses.
you son of a bitch."
Texas–where you came from, huh, you racist Republican motherfuck–"
Mall, in the rain-muted hum of the Sousa marches oompahing from the scaffolding
(and the huge videoscreens, smudges of color against the colorless noon), little
wars broke out–dustdevils on a plain, nodes of countervailing energy. Grunge-kid
protesters with placards and bumperstickers affixed to their black sweatshirts–DICK
CHENEY HATES GAYS–break out into open confrontation with Republican triumphalists,
under the freezing precipitous slop.
unrolled a black sign: ILLEGITIMATE.
the triumphalists screamed, satirically. "He didn't mean to do it!
the great distance, but their words are lost in the fog.
from amidst the fratboy cluster, holding cupped hands up to their ears, laughing
at hippies. "What? What was that?"
you racists! He said he was sorry!"
through moisture: mwaaaaaaaaaaammmmmmmmm.
getting sworn in way up there, on the podium.
faces of:
wives with thousand-dollar rodeo rigs and painstaking makeup jobs. Suburban
dads with brush-mustaches, their kids on their shoulders, sticking up into the
mesosphere like human weather probes. Jimmy Stewart-style oldsters who recoil
in confusion in their raincoats–this glowering silent son of a bitch is
in their faces, flipping them off, what?–guys who a thousand years
ago stormed beaches, fragged krauts in Cherbourg, disemboweled Japanese on atolls–and
who this morning collected their gentle wives and motored in at 45 per, hugging
the shoulder in ancient well-preserved sedans, optimistic despite the rain,
the Restoration so close they could taste it–
Bush!" people chanted at passing protesters.
Center train station wore a baseball cap, stood near a sign reading SUPREME
HYPOCRISY TOPPLES DEMOCRACY, under the eave, out of the late-afternoon weather.
He loped about in a tight circle around his sign, handing out stickers, hollering
with an amused inflection to his voice.
passing Bushies yelled back, but he took it in stride, couldn't be dissuaded
by their abuse.
he yelled. "Hail to the tobacco president! Let's get those kids addicted
you bastard."
the downpour, headed for the train. A father and son strode in, grim and loose-jointed,
metal-detector guys, the both of them wearing sopping "Sore Loserman"
t-shirts. The inaugural parade was over, everyone was headed home. There was
that tired, straggling, all-business-and-our-business-is-getting-home feeling
you get in the air after you've watched a big football game that consumes
all your passion, and then suddenly it's over and real life reasserts itself,
the little constituent threads of the real reassert themselves, the matrix of
mundanity becomes reconstituted. Carnival time runs out, people head back to
their wives, hungover and remorseful, wondering where the money went. Rubbish
strewn all over the street. Guys would rip off their disposable ponchos, throw
them on the ground as if they represented everything that had to be left behind
about this contested, freezing, ceremonial day–this break in the continuum,
this Event of the sort that has to be lived through once in a while, endured
but not enjoyed. And they'd glide down the escalator, dripping toward the
dry train tunnels.
the guy in the baseball hat was yelling. "Hail to King George the Second!
Hail to the tobacco president!"
That's Gore."
too. But Gore didn't win, did he? Let's get the kids addicted!"
into the Metro.
Ave. in front of the White House, tv crews broke themselves down on the media
stand across the street from the reviewing stand. The white and blue pavilion
was still bathed in the white-hot lights, it was too real. The whites were too
white, the royal blues too blue. You could climb to the top level of the now-empty
bleachers on the White House side of Pennsylvania Ave. and look straight over
the top bar, down onto the White House lawn and into the White House windows,
homefully lit and alive with bodies, the optimistic hubbub of a move-in day.
boys occupied the top bleacher step with a pair of binoculars.
and shit. And a nice set of china."
guy in a trench coat, obviously not part of their crew, hung behind them on
one step lower, looking tired. "You guys voyeuring?" he asked, stressing
the first syllable.
the one with the binoculars."
in there," the fellow in the trench coat said. "He's at the Texas
in there. That's Dick Cheney."
by people."
blue tonight."
got one strap, and the other side's down, you can see her–" He
broke off, and gestured with his hand in the direction of his left breast. Then
his attention broke and he lowered the binoculars to his chest and looked at
his feet. Started hopping up and down on the bleacher plank, testing it. It
sagged and flexed queasily under his old boots.
trees that line Pennsylvania Ave. The media and review pavilions faced each
other, both ablaze with arc lights. A blazing, silent, million-watt drama on
a night lacquered with rain. Beams howled down from cranes. Soldiers walked
in formal uniforms. Red, white and blue bunting lined the cast-iron fencing.
Golf carts sped, crew-guys coiled up feed-cables. Somehow this seemed an appropriate
ambiance for the consolidation of great power. Tourists wandered the stretch–dazed,
damp, stumbling in the direction of the crane-mounted tractor beam, like sci-fi-flick
provincials attracted by an alien radiance.
a woman was berating an elderly protester. She bustled in her red coat and with
her camera, gathering groups for photographs, waving family members into a phalanx,
hooking wandering children into the shutter-frame. She turned to address the
man. "We waited eight years for this day."
in front of the blank whitewashed wall of the review pavilion. Bugs pinned by
light against a white wax tray–when they moved away from the wall, you'd
see their guts smeared against it, or else the pure tv radiance would have seared
onto the wall the outline of their skeletons. A barrelshaped woolly hippie,
standing nearby, removed his knapsack from his back, squatted over it. Produced
from it a flyer. Soaked the flyer in a rain-puddle. Strolled up to the pavilion's
white wall and affixed it at eye-level. Red letters declared: NO BUSH GENOCIDE
IN COLOMBIA. Crimson paint dripped down the wall.
a passerby yelled.
did so–walked up calmly, pulled the flyer off the wall, threw it on the
over, picked it up off the pavement and stuck it up again. Another red stain.
down," barked a man's voice. A middle-aged guy in khakis held a camera
and, holding it, retreated respectfully until the guy'd flashed his kinfolk,
who grinned under the presidential seal. Gold carts buzzed around, functionaries
with two-way radios.
affixed the sign again. A third bloody dripping stain.
stepped up without even looking in the hippie's direction. Ripped it down.
Ripped it to pieces. Stuffed the pieces in a trash barrel.
had given George W. Bush, of all people, the keys to the world, and this poor
hippie couldn't even have his one bloody sign. I wanted him to have it
up there on the wall. It was his own little fragment, shored against what he
perceived as ruins.
his patient composure, dripping, an eternal part of the landscape, like a tree.
Even in the morning, in clogged Union Station, where some protest kids were
streaming off the trains and others had staked out floor-space to paint signs,
you could sense a strange caffeinated energy. Like, let's get this done.
Washington had attracted only the extremists, the purest, most committed members
of the two dominant political American sects. The Red and the Blue, to use the
contemporary categories. The rustics had arrived to crown their strange new
king. The college kids with their protest signs and their black-sweatshirt anarchist
rigs had materialized in order to mess shit up. So on the one hand you
had the day's Bushie majority, which–for reasons that have always
eluded me–finds something redeemable, something worthwhile, something admirable,
something even perhaps human, in that decadent, ignorant and destructive complex
of ideas known, misleadingly, as American "conservatism."
the usual youngsters practicing the privileged whitekid parlor game that's
called "oppositional" or "radical" politics in this deeply,
even dangerously–because the self-absolving pretensions of privileged whitekids
have great social implications and costs, in a way that the self-absolving pretensions
of, say, poor Cambodian immigrants or poor-white Appalachians don't–dishonest
political culture of ours.
city and watch factions clash. I'd lately read War and Peace, and
I felt like Pierre, gallivanting around behind armies, watching campaigns from
ridges, out of harm's way, becoming progressively more amazed by the extent
of the waste, disorder and carnage. Gangs would verbally skirmish, retreat,
regroup–Rwandan units in the rain, some dressed as suburbanites and cowboys,
others as grunge-kids and old hippies. They'd stopping just short of actual
physical violence, although for all I know that might have happened, too, somewhere
in that weird city, somewhere in that giant rainy arena of a place.
Place-Chinatown Metro stop and found the MCI Center, the sports arena, presiding
over an emptied-out neighborhood, one of those wasted, empty, depopulated regions–victimized
by postwar concrete-bunker architecture–that typify American cities. National
Guard trucks rumbled in a line down F St. Soldiers in visored helmets,
flak jackets and shin guards loitered at their posts along the street, passing
ax-handles between their hands. Left to right, right to left, the gloved hands
caressing bonebreaking hickory, skullcrushing ash.
out of the rain in the station arcade, pistols strapped to their thighs. These
were big guys, obviously conscious of their power, talking through the bored
I said you retarded? Carry 18 rounds in your carbine…"
duty, she's not carrying."
in the rain, you could feel the deep low-grade diesel-churning in your intestines.
Guys in fatigues stepped out into the street to direct the Army vehicles with
languid gestures.
out religious literature–"Last Generation: To Prepare You for the
Final Conflict Between Good and Evil: Special Issue."
up here a while ago," he said. "They were lined up across the street.
They're expecting the protest to come by here."
I'm not up on the political situation, but things are weird. This is the
first time they got to check your bags. This is the first time they've
ever checked bags for the Inauguration. They just up and search you now."
prewar office tower dominated its stretch of block. I looked at it for a while.
It was a beautiful old thing, white-tiled. It evoked a thriving old-time commerce,
from back before the days when Americans hadn't, for the most part, given
up on the idea of the city.
looking for a way out of the rain, and read the glossy historical placards lined
up across from the box office. They presented kookily cheerful indications of
a lost civilization:
site of the MCI Center was at the center of downtown… [O]n the ground beneath
our feet, J.P. O'Donoghue ran a shoe store and W. Uttermehle a tailor shop.
Printing houses at 631-633 F Street are now the site of Sections 430, 431, and
432 in the arena. In the 1840s, Carroll Brooks sold groceries from what is now
Section 408. Belva Lockwood, the first woman to argue a case before the Supreme
Court, lived in what is now Section 201. Matthew Emery, the city's first
mayor, lived on F Street. Children played here and family pets were buried here.
The following is a glimpse of what was once beneath our feet."
bakery, two stories, corner of 6th and G. Bergmann's laundry, opened on
G St. in 1918, and "soon expanded into next-door stable." The gorgeous
home of the National Benefit Association, designed by W. Sidney Pittman (1875-1958),
one of the U.S.' first black architects. The Barrister Building, 625 F
in this grand house on E Street while serving as Lincoln's Secretary of
the Treasury."
the Gayety Theatre. A confectioner's.
John Wilkes Booth was said to have conspired.
from Center Market was a major business and retail street. Dry goods merchants
clustered nearby, including Mr. Saks, who began his business here before moving
to New York."
one of the great democratizing experiences of daily life in Washington. Society's
upper crust mingled with servants and the working class while browsing the many
goods on sale."
exterminated, wiped from the face of the Earth. I stood in the empty arena lobby
for a while and dried out. Protester kids crossed the intersection outside and
down the street, past the trucks. A civilization trashed in the name of our
suburban dispensation, in the name of our culture's weird geographical
logic, in the name of the way our civilization spreads itself profligately across
space. The very ground we were standing on–this lifeless block, dominated
by a sports arena for wealthy suburbanites–represented some of the most
damning evidence you can find against the culture these kids claim to be so
against. The bipartisan physical reality that surrounds these kids is a dehumanizing
joke–they live amidst waste and ugliness, a continental shoddiness–but
they don't even notice. They ignore the evidence. It doesn't even
occur to them to complain, to demand that it change.
with the big things. They write "ASHCROFT" on oak tag pieces, replacing
the "S" with a swastika. They carry on about how much Dick Cheney
hates his own gay daughter.
Lacquered middle-aged Republican matron sits at bar smoking. She speaks with
that pungent Southern-accented sarcasm, that mordant twang, which Southern women
tend to acquire after they turn 40. Her companion is a rumpled, tweedy elderly
gentleman of the common Washington genus Tipus O'Neillus.
today?" she drawled.
St.," the man answered her. "Tried to climb over the banister."
'Bush Get Off My Bush.' Beautiful."
fathers give them money and tell them never to come back."
just getting old. I mean, it's like it's 1968. Well, I gotta go. We're
gonna be late. I been late all day. I don't wanna be late for the ball
and miss the W. Because it's at the Armory, he's gonna hit that first.
Go now, stay until 11, 11:30. See what else."
broke in here.
U.'s having one. I got invited, but I'm not going. Guy who invited
me got mad because I wouldn't date him. So he canceled the tickets."
as only a Southern woman can appraise other women.
she said, raking her up and down with her eyes, and you could tell she didn't
think it was rude at all, she thought it was probably justice.
commencing. Walking up Pennsylvania Ave. from the White House up to Georgetown,
you could see people in black tie congregating in the lobbies of every hotel
and restaurant you passed. The Park Hyatt, Galileo, The Prime Rib. Sometimes
you'd walk by a hotel dining room and look through the window and downward
onto a vista: a huge table rimmed by Several Generations of Republicans, all
in severe black tie, the Older Republicans helping tuck the Immature Republicans
in behind their starched napkinage. Regular middle-class people dressing up
for the night in their rented rigs, religious people, decent folk, I guess,
and it was affecting. Sometimes the rooms were empty–elegant and empty–which
rendered the ambiance mauve and melancholic, like these people'd had their
party stolen out from under them. But maybe it was just early.
in the Georgetown pub now, clean-cut young men leading dewdrop girls in dresses.
Embarrassed on the night of my prom!"
tuxedoed kids all over the city, in transit–in cabs, clogging the sidewalks,
dominating the Metro. Only in Washington. Guys in evening dress on the subway,
headed toward bureaucratic balls. A whole rapid transit system that I think
exists only to ferry tuxedoed preppies on this one night every four years–a
system that blazes into its full reality only on Inauguration Days. Every other
night, the Metro system exists in a sort of half-real twilight, drained of vitality,
its heart isn't in the work. Carrying porters, cleaningwomen, spinsters–such
are the mundane ferryings of the days. And through the long fallow periods between
coronations, the train engines pine in their electric hearts for the redemptive
ceremonies, and in the train sheds at night the engineers swear they can hear
the engines' lonely sighings.
leaned over a tuxedoed preppy's head to check the route map.
head. Guy's trying to look."
doing? I thought he was trying to pick me up."
America, you're unschooled in the negotiations that govern urban lives
on subway trains, and so you confronted my subway-rider's harmless and
reasonable and quite helpless gesture with macho Republican excess.
it occurred to me how much Americans hate each other's guts.
friend of mine at his house in Columbia Heights, sat with his friends for
a while eating Ritz crackers and watching the inauguration's aftermath
unfold on the grainy black-and-white television feed.
by what's happening, I haven't figured it out," my friend said.
"I spent eight years despising the Clintons and now the situation's
shifted. The Clintons, as much as I hated them, I understood them, I knew
people like that, I lived in their world. Everything that was disgusting about
the culture they epitomized–that yuppie meritocratic culture with its worship
of money and power, its smugness, its disregard for the violence it inflicted
on others, its hatred of everyone who was different, who wasn't a yuppie
or a meritocrat–I understood that, as much as I disliked it, I understood
it. I went to school with those people. I've worked with those people.
With Bush, I'm totally against all his policies, everything he stands for,
but it's something new, it's this royal WASP thing, it's something
I just don't understand. I have no experience with it."
Walked through dripping poor neighborhoods–the buildings were ramshackle,
the front-yard gates swung open, and no lines in these neighborhoods are ever
flush–and over to 16th St., where I flagged down a bus going, as it turned
out, in the wrong direction. Rumbled blithely for 25 minutes through streets
that grew progressively more tree-lined and suburban until I sensed something
fishy and came to my senses, and asked questions of my fellow passengers–tired
working people, all Hispanic–and ascertained that I was actually in Silver
Spring, MD, where I had neither need nor intention to be.
walked in the twilight along the shabby commercial strip toward the elevated
Metro terminus. American ugliness, American waste–these edge-city landscapes
we compulsively build. From the elevated train back into the city you could
look down into the suburban ratlands. The interchanges, the traffic pulsing
along the malled suburban arteries, the lighted office-blocks rising from their
low-slung voids in the sooty distances, and the abandoned industrial manufacturing
infrastructure rotting in the interstices, twisted amber-rusted metal, forgotten.
Unreal city. Again, it bothered me. No one protests this. No one protests
reality, the way America unfolds itself around you, the way your body is forced
to fit into the contours of its landscape. No one protests the way the country
physically is.
I stood around in Union Station waiting for the last train back to New York.
There was a slack, wasted, post-climatic anti-energy all over the station, all
over Washington, all over the world. Union Station's lobby had been subsumed
by a ball–the New York/New Jersey/Pennsylvania ball. I stood outside the
entrance to the thing and checked it out, the Uninvited Guest, out in the cold,
trailing behind me the stench of my political cynicism. And here were these
people, celebrating their victory. Women floated about the entrance in their
gowns, headed over to the next-door stationary kiosk for cigarettes. Wafted
back into the ballroom, flashing their perfect slender postures and their golden
one thing. This GOP broad thing–it occurs to me that it's extremely
compelling. A little slice of some kind of heaven: a whole goddamn ballroom
filled with lithe GOP broads, thousands of smooth-and-powdered whitegirls, veterans
of cotillions and field-hockey exertions, gliding in evening clothes, pearls
and blonde bangs. They're married by 24. Wearing headbands, Hermes scarves
and J.P. Tod's, they steer Volvo station wagons through the melancholy
Chevy Chase cul-de-sacs of their too-precocious matrimonies. They betroth themselves
unto wonks, guys who commute in to posts at State. And so the race perpetuates
itself. In bedrooms in Bethesda, in Chevy Chase, in Virginia, bureaucrats and
media hondlers and senior policy analysts screw their beauteous wives–a
miscegenation, a compounding of wonk and swan–who stare wistful at the
shifting bedroom ceiling, disinterested, clutching wonk-backs with halfhearted
fingers and dreaming, almost certainly, of ethnic editors of weekly newspapers
in New York City–
apparently, stood at the entrance with me–loose, chortling, slouching in
baggy trousers, backslapping, falling out–baiting the women as they emerged.
hee hee hee."
goooooooood. Hee hee hee hee hee…"
Can you imagine? Glide out from your ballroom, all hopped up from having met–that
very day–the President of the United States of America, the consummation
of what you've worked a full eight years for, your veins coursing with
the day's triumph, the triumph of the Restoration, and you're conversant
with Senators, you're indulged by newsmen, no stranger are you to Georgetown
dinners, a habitue of fragrant White House drawing rooms you shall be, and tonight
you're slender in your ball gown, queenly and golden-armed and achingly
blonde in your purity, when–boom!–all at once you're walking
out to the magazine stand for a pack of smokes and there's a couple Puerto
Ricans with their eyes popping out of their faces, throwing sleaze in your direction,
saying stuff about your ass–
in black boots, there with those Ricans–are they together? He snuffles
through his ethnic nose, his ethnic eyes appraise you. His rain-matted hair
sticks up omnidirectionally. Your underclothed body–you shiver from the
clammy violative energy that's conquered this ruined moment. The smirking
ethnic scribbles in a notebook. The Ricans fall out. You grip your handbag,
you adjust your shawl.
late train as it screamed northward from DC though the snow.
up a conversation. Next to one of the gentlemen sat a teenage girl, traveling
nose like a Cuban parrot. And the flag came down and he started going 'burn
it, burn it!' I wanted to say something to him but there's about 250
of them, and– There was a big cop there, and I could tell he wanted to
sock him."
close to the inauguration?"
actually," the nice girl said. Nice kids kill me, especially nice girls.
You're 16, you have to put up with all that shit–and still you find
it within yourself, somehow, to be decent, to speak respectfully to old men
on trains. "I'm going back to school. I go to boarding school."
a good…international experience."
students! There were some international students marching in the parade today."
It was excellent."
moving in a mostly empty train through a snowstorm. Baltimore looked beautiful.
Trenton looked beautiful. Newark looked beautiful. You could look down from
the trestle into the humble Newark neighborhoods, cleansed by snow. I saw a
pensioner walk out from a corner pub–an old neon sign threw silent gassy
blue light–and rock homeward at 2:30 a.m. through new-fallen snow.
to sock him."
Washington, Jan. 20–So
Sometimes fights break out,
And so on.
Now this portly, muscular
Not that you can see anything
And I heard America singing:
"Fuck you all then."
"Illegitimate motherfucker."
"Get the hell away,
"Go back to Idaho and
"Get a job, drifter."
And jeering. All over the
Hippies in the distance
"Leave Jesse alone!"
Hippies taunt back, over
"What?" Kids bait
"Leave Jesse alone,
"Haaah haaah…"
"He said he was sorry!"
"Ah-hah, dick!"
Loudspeaker voices, refracted
Presumably someone's
Fuck-you fingers in the
Plump little cowgirl Texas
"Bush! Bush! Bush!
"…illegitimate president."
"Fuck you, buddy."
Guy outside the Metro
"Hail to the tobacco
"Shut the fuck up,"
"Hail to the oligarchy!"
"Shut the fuck up,
People straggled out of
"Hail to the thief!"
"Isn't that Gore?
"That's Gore,
"Shut up, you bastard."
The heckler glided down
Up on dark Pennsylvania
A couple longhaired country
"You see anything,
"Just a bunch of police
A third guy, a middle-aged
"Huh. He's
"Aw, he ain't
"Someone surrounded
"Who's that? Laura
"Naw. She's wearing
"Yuh. This one's
"This is flimsy shit."
"Ain't it?"
Rain froze on the grand
Tour buses were loading.
"This is a great day,"
"Shut up."
"You shut up."
Citizens posed for photographs
"Take it down,"
A teenager in an overcoat
The hippie watched, strolled
"No no no, take that
The hippie removed the sign
Hippie stepped forward and
Guy with the camera, cursing,
It angered me. Today they
But the hippie maintained
Everything was screwy.
On the other hand, you had
You could walk through the
Walked up to the Gallery
A bunch of policemen stood
"…Eighteen rounds,
"She's administrative
The eight army trucks rumbled
A crusty black kid handed
"It was a little tense
"What protest?"
"Just all of them.
Across the street an abandoned
Entered the MCI Center,
"Historically, the
And so on. Kloeppinger's
"Salmon P. Chase lived
The Palace Theatre, and
The house on H St. where
"Seventh Street north
"Center Market…was
In other words, a civilization
Rather, they concern themselves
Georgetown pub, evening.
"Did anything happen
"That thing at 14th
"Classy. The signs.
"Just white kids whose
"Or maybe I'm
The college-age bartendress
"George Washington
The matron appraised her
"That's rude,"
The inaugural balls were
College-age ballgoers congregated
"You fellas have ID?"
Stagey horror. "ID!
All night you'd see
On the Metro, a passenger
"Yo, Matt, move your
"Oh, is that what you're
Matt, you pure product of
For the 50th time that day,
Visited a DC journalist
"I'm still confused
I bid everyone good-bye.
The bus let me off and I
By 9:30 it was snowing.
Man, I'll tell you
Two Hispanic guys, friends
"Heyyyyy, baby. Hee
"Hey mami you lookin'
Welcome to the New America.
And some awful ethnic journalist
"Hey, mami…"
Slept in the almost-empty
Two elderly men had struck
"One guy. He had a
"Did y'all get
"I didn't go,
"Oh! Do you like it?"
"It's okay. It's
"Oh, there's international
"…I ate at Chi-Chi's.
There's nothing like
"I could tell he wanted


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Teens tweet. Teens don't tweet. Sobering Twitter stats. Great Twitter stats. How to make money. How to auto tweet. How to be a chump and get unfollowed immediately.
These are just a few of the many posts I've seen recently talking about Twitter. But so what? Here's my ten cents on all things Twitter. I'd welcome your thoughts, ideas even your disagreements.
1. To enable face to face conversations. Sounds like industry jargon to you? Don't buy it? Too bad. Thanks to the search functions (and my ability to precision stalk) I have been able to find, follow, make brilliant connections for others as well as develop relationships with some of the smartest, brightest minds in my industry. I'd even say that I've made a couple of really good industry friends, thanks to twitter.
2. You don't have to search for it. It can find you. I used to monitor content, conversations and topics by simply using the search function or # tag function within Twitter. That works but isn't nearly as effective as using the search function on TweetDeck – A great friend of mine @KeithBurtis <yes. we did discover each other via twitter. Yes we are great mates. Yes we have face 2 face convos, and even meet for drinks when we can> pointed this out to me recently. I've never looked back. Looking for a job? Imagine if every tweet that has the word "Job" in it came directly to your Tweet Deck section?
3. Change the world! Yes - I am crazy enough to believe that I can change the world for the better. I do it in a lot of ways, but I also do it through twitter. My @kilos4kids project raised awareness for Rodney Stafford. It was an experiment where I could only control one variable. @dannybrown <Yes. I met him on twitter. Yes he is a great friend. Yes we have had several face to face convos and even meet for drinks when we can. PS! He lives 15 minutes drive from me too!> Anyway, @DannyBrown has been featured in Marketing Profs for his brilliant mind that is helping to change the planet for the better. Check out @12for12k
4. Follow me or else! What a load of bollocks! This is such a chumpy thing to say, tweet about or do. Honest to goodness people! I follow a lot of people that don't follow me back but I don't get my knickers in a knot over it. Why? Because they're smart people and I get value from their thought process, links, tweets, or conflicting opinions on something. Furthermore, did you ever consider why they haven't followed you back? It's not always about you my friend. Mind you, if you're tweeting up a storm threatening to unfollow those who don't follow you back… well…
5. Listening in on live events. Hashtags people! Get to know them. Get to love them. Make them your friend.
6. Spammers! MLMers! Affiliate Marketers and any other chumps on twitter broadcasting your crap all over the place. Stop it! Stop it! STOP! The Successful people in this space all live by the law of sewing and reaping. <this rule doesn't apply to celebrites… and I'm pretty sure there may be another exception out there> PS – @Spam finds the spammers and other chumps annoying the rest of us on twitter and disables their accounts. If you come across a twitter handle that needs to be outed… do us all a favor and tweet an introduction to @Spam. Eg. "@spam – meet @Spammer"
We will respond if we think you actually give a damn. I am one of those people who absolutely gets the law of sewing and reaping. I live by it. I work by it. It's manifest in all that I do. I think I have a tendency to expect the same in return. My friend @keithBurtis has articulated a golden rule for this space. Wanna know what it is? Check it out here.
7. Auto Tweeting! (sigh) there are definitely two trains of thought here. I clearly support only one of these. Here we go – I believe this space is successful because it's real. It's human. Therefore, I do not auto anything on twitter. I don't autofollow because I don't know if your tweets are going to just stream me garbage or not. So I'll go to your profile and check three things: 1. You have a profile pic. 2. Scan your last five or so tweets to get a sense of who you are. 3. Your profile/ web link / blog link etc. This all takes time. When I do follow you… it's because I think you're smart and that we are likeminded and perhaps that I could somehow support your effort, work, profile. If I don't follow you… and you choose to unfollow me. Great! I'm not in it for the numbers. @BrandBuilder and @kethBurtis we're tweeting about this very thing. It's quality not quantity. 30,000 chumpy followers means squat. 1,000 smart, good quality followers is far more valuable. If you follow someone and want to get on their radar faster? DM them. @ them or go to their links and read up on them… show them why they should stop everything and get to know you better. Some lousy affiliate marketing message broadcast or MLM scheme is not going to cut it!
8. Teens don't tweet! So what? First of all the leading authority here is @Carol_phillips and her site www.millennialmarketing.com is brilliant. Teens use social to further bond their friendships. That's why facebook is ideal for them. Twitter has a lot to do with promotion, networking, making connections and business. There are exceptions… and I personally follow a ridiculously smart group of children on Twitter. @PencilBugs is a smartypants.
9. Pareto's Law! 80/20 people! Why does this surprise everyone… 80% of people on twitter may not be for you. So what!? 20% are. I don't feel like I need to belabour this but seriously. My 20% on Twitter? I've been able to get them jobs, introduce them to business partners who have since gone on to do great things. Helped someone set up his own gig. Found a publisher in San Fran for my mate in England – guess what I got a few months later? A copy of his published book… although not with original publisher. But my point is this. You don't need 30,000 chumpy followers to be able to achieve great things. My modest 1000 and some followers allows me to change the worlds of many of my twitter connections which by default – enables me to change my world. HAH! You see how I just brought that round?
10. I get to learn! Lots! This space is in the midst of a massive evolution. I learn loads from the people I follow, their shared links, their thought processes and profiles… but I also continue to learn about technology, social everything and more. If you can make a point of following the virtual cookie crumb trails you can discover worlds you never knew existed.
Twitter is valuable if you know how to use it! I leave you with this visual I first discovered in a ZigZiglar book – I believe it was called… See You At The Top. A gentlemen gets a brand new car but no key. He is later seen cruising through the town sittig on top of the roof of his car… being pulled by multiple horses. The point is this… the car works fine. He just didn't have the key to turn it on.


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IAEA expert arrives in Iran
A senior inspector of the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) arrived in Iran Saturday to monitor the implementation of the first step of Tehran's interim nuclear deal.
"The delegation of the agency's inspectors, headed by Massimo Aparo, will report start of Iran's voluntary measures to the agency Jan 20, thus the first step in implementing the Geneva Joint Plan of Action officially begins," Press TV quoted Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran (AEOI) spokesman Behrouz Kamalvandi as saying.
Aparo, who arrived ahead of an IAEA delegation in the Iranian capital, was scheduled to meet officials from the AEOI, said Kamalvandi.
On Jan 12, Iran and the six world powers - US, Russia, China, Britain, France plus Germany - finalised the agreement to start the implementation of the Geneva nuclear deal from Jan 20.
The accord, reached between Iran and the five permanent members of the UN Security Council plus Germany in Geneva Nov 24 2013, was aimed at setting the stage for the full resolution of the West's decade-old standoff with Tehran over its nuclear energy programmme.
Kamalvandi also said that based on the commitments made during the talks, the six powers would also begin to ease sanctions on Tehran from Jan 20.
Under the Geneva deal, the six countries undertook to provide Iran with some sanctions relief in exchange for Iran agreeing to limit certain aspects of its nuclear activities during a six-month period.
It was also agreed that no nuclear-related sanctions would be imposed on the country within the same timeframe.
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(WKBW/ABC News) Researchers say soy can be beneficial to women who have had breast cancer.
Soy products contain chemicals called isoflavones that some feared might increase the risk of cancer recurrence among breast cancer patients, but a new study shows soy foods did not increase the risk of cancer recurrence or death in breast cancer survivors.
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Ginger hair enthusiasts from around the globe headed to the Netherlands to take part in the country's annual Redhead Day Festival in Breda.
Redheads – it seems – are enjoying a resurgence in popularity, with flame haired celebrities contributing to the allure of being ginger. People with red hair make up around 2% of the world's population.
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These sea themed illustrations were part of a DIY project that were made to be donated to children in hospitals during the holiday season.
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"Why is There a Bathtub in the Living Room? and Other Great Tales" 2012.
A set of 40 interactive postcards of various interrelated images that are to be used and arranged by the viewer to tell a short story.
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The working lives of the domestic servants at Lindenwald were busy, to say the least. They worked at least ten hours a day, usually more, and rarely had an entire day to spend off the property. When they were in the home, the domestics were literally on call 24 hours a day, seven days a week, as attested to by an elaborate system of call bells throughout Lindenwald. To see how the call bell system was recently recreated click here to watch a fascinating 15 minute video.
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David Lefton was appointed to the Ohio State Bar Foundation membership committee, and the council of delegates screening committee.
Members of the Council of Delegates are elected representatives of Ohio State Bar Association members. While the Council of Delegates has many responsibilities, it is at the Council of Delegate meetings where consideration of legislative proposals from OSBA committees and sections are debated and adopted. Only after adoption of a proposal by the Council of Delegates does it become part of the OSBA legislative program and, thus, an OSBA-endorsed and sponsored bill.
Lefton is an equity partner in the law firm of Barron, Peck, Bennie & Schlemmer, LPA. He practices primarily in the area of estate planning, probate, and trust administration and for more than 20 years has advised individuals, families, businesses and non-profit organizations.
OSBF members are exceptional lawyers who have demonstrated their dedication to the highest ideals of the legal profession and the welfare of their community. Each year, outstanding individuals from around Ohio are invited to become a member of this select group by the membership committee. This year, David is privileged to have been appointed to this select group in recognition of his years of service to the legal profession.
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Digital Ally, Inc. Introduces New DVM-250 Pro
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. , May 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Digital Ally, Inc. (Nasdaq: DGLY), which develops, manufactures and markets advanced video surveillance products for law enforcement, homeland security and commercial security applications...
OVERLAND PARK, Kan. , May 1 /PRNewswire-FirstCall/ -- Digital Ally, Inc. (Nasdaq: DGLY), which develops, manufactures and markets advanced video surveillance products for law enforcement, homeland security and commercial security applications, announced at its Annual Meeting of Shareholders earlier today the introduction of its new DVM-250 Pro, the first in a series of professional-quality event recorders being developed for the transportation Industry.
Event recorders, such as the DVM-250 Pro, automatically record and store audio from inside and video from both inside and outside of vehicles. Thus, in the case of an abrupt change in acceleration, such as during a wreck, sudden stop, or other violent maneuver, the event is automatically recorded. To ensure that the cause of the event is captured on video, the DVM-250 Pro constantly records a 30-second loop. Thus, the recorder captures activities inside and outside the vehicle for 30 seconds prior to a triggering event, as well as during and after the event. Digital Ally has leveraged its law enforcement experience in development of the DVM-250 Pro. Unlike "consumer spec" models, the DVM-250 Pro provides inputs for external triggers and sensors, better video, accurate timing of recorded data, and other professional level enhancements.
Digital Ally, Inc., a leader in digital video technology that commercially introduced the successful DVM-500 In-Car Digital Rearview Mirror System into the law enforcement market in early 2006, has utilized the same design philosophy and technology for the transportation industry. The DVM-250 Pro is completely integrated into a rearview mirror and can therefore be easily installed in any type of vehicle by simply removing the existing mirror and installing the DVM-250 Pro in its place. This allows the DVM-250 Pro to be integrated with modern vehicle interiors without taking up space that might cause a hazard or detracting from the desired atmosphere inside the vehicle.
"Event recorders are used by companies with vehicle fleets in a number of different industries, including taxicab, bus, limousine, and motor coach operators; utility, telecommunication, package delivery, and distribution companies; government agencies; and even personal vehicles," noted Stanton E. Ross , Chief Executive Officer of Digital Ally, Inc. "Uses of such recorders include driver training, personal protection and monitoring, protection against liability and workman's compensation claims, and personal documentation of events. In the aggregate, we believe the market for event recorders in the transportation industry is larger than the law enforcement market that we have targeted so successfully with our DVM-500. We anticipate that Digital Ally will begin delivering DVM-250 Pro systems to customers in the third quarter of 2008."
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A state-of-the-art advanced water treatment research center is also located at the Yuma Area Office. The Water Quality Improvement Center (WQIC) is one of six National Centers for Water Treatment Technologies and the only center focused on inland brackish water, both surface and groundwater. Research is conducted by Reclamation and in partnership with academia, state and local governments, and the private sector. The Yuma Area Office also includes an analytical lab which is licensed by the State of Arizona. The lab analyzes water samples for the Colorado River, well fields, and the WQIC.
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A new season of NYC dance
Trisha Brown Dance Company presents a series of revivals
Cori Olinghouse comes to Danspace Project
Uncover postmodern gems at rutgers
Trisha Brown's famous 1971 work revives itself in Chelsea. How does it hold up after all these years?
Emmanuelle Phuon and Sally Silvers join the veteran NYC artist, Nikolai Hübbe talks about his company
Danspace Projects' Platform 2011
Jill Johnston died on September 18, following a stroke nine days earlier. The shock waves are reverberating. Perhaps we thought she was indestructible. Jill began to write about dance for The Village Voice in 1959, four years after Dan Wolf, Ed Fancher, and Norman Mailer founded the small, feisty ... More >>
Specters haunt the end of this company's 25th anniversary season
Lots of great stuff in this week's Village Voice, though it all kinda pales in comparison to the incomparable Ward Sutton, who imagines R. Crumb doing an illustrated history of Genesis -- that's Phil Collins' Genesis, not God's. Elsewhere in music, Harvilla checks out the tremendously profane ... More >>
Famed Love & Rockets graphic novelist Jamie Hernandez takes over the cover of this week's Village Voice, as R. C. Baker takes a trip with Hernandez to MoMA and through his epic career.
Jawole Willa Jo Zollar's newest revisits the choreographer's erotic and political dances
Gordon, Rudner, Monk, and more—remembering the finest work of the past 10 years
In this week's Village Voice Music Section, Rob Harvilla takes a trip to the r&b salt mines with Ciara and Chrisette Michelle. Edd Hurt on Bob Dylan's Together Through Life, during most of which Dylan apparently carries a gun. Justin Farrar laments the end of USA Is a Monster. Brad Cohan anticipa ... More >>
Is it Trekalicious? Or Trek Jerky? Robert Wilonsky weighs in on the Star Trek movie, in which Spock is a "tormented youth in revolt." Ward Sutton does the funny cartoon version. We're accustomed to think of William Thompson as Mr. Clean. But he's a friend of William Howell, and as city comptrol ... More >>
A choreographer revisits her career with little help from her friends
Seductive lessons in perusing a fleeting world
Now you see it, now you see it again
Barely moving women make every gesture count
Choreographer Trisha Brown loves her robotsand other technology, too
Soaking up grade-a dance without breaking the bank
Visiting choreographer shows us dancers we know in a new and loving light
An intrepid independent celebrates 25 years of bold work
Some folks ride the bucking world in drastic style and try not to fall; others domesticate it
Choreography That Interprets Feminism From Behind the Lens
Judith Jamison and Trisha Brown Are Movin' In
New Choreography by Swanson, Curran, and a Clutch of Downtowners
Dancing to the Down, the Dirty, and Dave Douglas
White Oak Shines New Light on Rambunctious Old Days
Ballet Renegade Warms Up at the Barre
Dancing and Drumming and Talking: Which Came First?
New York City Ballet Shows Its All
Kicking Off Fall With a Spirit Journey
The Avant-Garde Takes Center Stage
Two Giants of Dance Join Forces
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- This birds-eye view map offers a detailed picture of the Berlin palace of the elector of Brandenburg as it appeared in 1688. The residence was part of a large fortress that Frederick William I (1620–88) ordered built following the end of the Thirty Years' War (1618–48) in Germany. Construction began in 1650 under the direction of the architect and engineer, Johann Gregor Memhardt (1607–78), and continued for more than a quarter of a century. The complex, also known as the Berlin Fortress, had five city gates and 13 bastions. Frederick William I was elector of Brandenburg and duke of Prussia from 1640 until his death. Known as "the Great Elector," he was responsible for reforms that laid the basis for the elevation of Prussia from duchy to kingdom under his son, Frederick III, elector of Brandenburg (1657–1713), who became King Frederick I of Prussia in 1701. The map is by Johann Bernhard Schultz, a medallion maker, engineer, and cartographer from Berlin, who died in 1695.
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- Residentia Electoralis Brandenburgica
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- History & geography > Geography & travel > Atlases, maps, charts & plans
- History & geography > History of Europe > Central Europe; Germany
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The College of Natural Sciences and Mathematics is sponsoring the seventh annual Women in Mathematics, Science, and Technology Program on April 2, 2012 , from 5:00–7:00 p.m. as part of Research Appreciation Week.
The program will highlight scholarly accomplishments of female undergraduate/graduate students and faculty.
For more information about the poster session, submission, or awards, please visit the Women in Mathematics, Science, and Technology website.
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With such a litany of roster needs, the Dallas Cowboys should have no problem finding useful talent in May's NFL Draft. While some teams are targeting a specific position, the Cowboys have multiple positions that could warrant use of their first round pick.
Few will argue the Cowboys' primary needs are at defensive tackle, defensive end, offensive guard, and free safety. The question at hand is what positions and what players will the Cowboys be looking to address in the first round. Here are what I believe are the Top Five First Round Targets for the Dallas Cowboys
Note: We are operating under the assumption that the top-10 players will be long gone. We are only targeting players typically projected to be available at or around #16.
DT Aaron Donald Pittsburgh
The Aaron Donald bandwagon is reaching maximum capacity and it's easy to see why. Donald was a beast on the field in 2013. Watch the tape and you will see a high motor player relentlessly fighting through double-teams and making big plays. The film is amazing on its own and when considering opposing offenses were game-planning against him, it makes it all the more stunning.
Donald posted fantastic numbers at the NFL combine on Monday. In fact, they were downright amazing considering his size. Donald weighed in at 285 lbs and stood 6' 1". He posted a 4.65 second 40 and completed 35 reps of the bench press. The man is strong and fast. Those are two advantageous traits for a DT fitting the 3-Technique spot.
His shorter stature and short arms were the only thing holding his stock down but after seeing his performance at the Combine, all fears are minimized if not eliminated. Perhaps he has just priced himself out of the Cowboys' market. As I wrote earlier in the week, don't be surprised if he is long gone by the time the Cowboys pick.
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