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Though they had one more worthwhile album in them (1987's Pleased to Meet Me), by 1986 it was time for the Replacements to fall headlong off the ledge of greatness. Their charming mix of personalities and musical prowess was perfect, but nothing perfect lasts. Tommy's brother, Bob, was fired in 1986, before the recording of Pleased to Meet Me. Bob Stinson, whose heartfelt guitar playing could shatter steel hearts with piercing hard-core riffs one moment and then ring melodically and harmonically the next, had taken the band's well-known advocacy of getting fucked up beyond the pale. When Bob was axed, I asked Tommy how he could reconcile the dismissal of not just a bandmate but his own brother. He mumbled some rationalization without confirming the widespread rumor: that Bob was a heroin addict and abuser of other chemicals who failed to grow up with the rest of the Mats.
If he'd been fired a year or two earlier, the hypocrisy might have destroyed the group in the eyes of its fans. But maturity had set in for the band, and the discharging of Bob Stinson was only a small part of the overall tragedy. By 1989's Don't Tell a Soul, the whole party was over. The record A which I called "Don't Sell a Soul" A sucked. The next one, All Shook Down, was even lamer. Mars, Westerberg, and Tommy Stinson all went on to solo careers. Bob Stinson was forgotten, left to his self-induced obscurity. Last week he died of an apparent drug overdose.
Over the years, I had heard rumors that the loss of his artistic career did little to slow down Stinson's intake of mind-altering substances. He married and had a son, Joseph, now six years old. Contrary to what the Miami Herald mentioned in its brief Stinson obituary last week, he wasn't estranged from his family. They didn't live together, but they did keep in touch. Bob Stinson was 35 years old.
Details about Stinson's death were scarce last week. A woman at a record company who told me about it said, "I wonder how MTV is going to report this. The Replacements didn't do videos back then, so what will they do for footage?" Stinson had no record label, no PR flack, no one to make the obituary process simple and easy.
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April 29, 2014 | by Lilly Lampe
Late last year, the Metropolitan Museum of Art unveiled "Ink Art: Past as Present in Contemporary China," the institution's first survey of contemporary art from the country. Situated within the museum's Chinese art galleries, the exhibition interspersed the old with the new, adding context—or, perhaps, simply conserving space. In the permanent Ming Scholar's retreat, an aubergine rubber scholar rock by Zhang Jianun cast a long shadow over its limestone brethren, while unusable furnishings by the artist-activist Ai Weiwei—a wobbly stool constructed like craniopagus twins, and a table folded at the middle so its four legs have become two legs and two arms—seemed poised to animate and wander away from their sixteenth-century predecessors. Resistance to tradition is a prominent theme in Ink Art, as is the importance of writing in—subtext, of course—a country with an active policy of censorship.
The exhibition looked at the evolution of China's calligraphic traditions, but its most powerful statement came with works that play on an idea of language, rather than on actual words. Song Dong's 1996 performance Printing on Water (Performance in the Lhasa River, Tibet), in which the artist futilely stamped the water's surface with a large wooden seal, alludes to the hopelessness the act of writing can evoke, particularly if it leaves no trace. The final two works in "Ink Art" are also concerned with meaningless writing—but they combined to create a more comforting message. Xu Bing's installation Book from the Sky filled the last room with scrolls covered in block-printed Chinese characters. The text cascaded in soft arcs across the ceiling, wallpapering the room and coming to rest in neat piles on the floor. The careful organization evokes a calm—which is abruptly displaced when one learns that the text comprises four thousand nonsense characters. Most Western viewers wouldn't be able to read the text anyway, but the realization that no one can is transformative. An expanse of gibberish becomes an inhabitable space of words: the viewer is absolved from the act of reading. Read More »
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January 31, 2014 | by Ben Flake
Today is the Chinese New Year, and as you prepare to celebrate, I entreat you to remember the reason for the season. It's a tale of not inconsiderable woe, and for this reason children are cautioned against reading it, though they're also, paradoxically, commanded to heed it.
In the land called China, during a period called the shànggǔ—which translates roughly to "a very long time ago"—a fearsome creature-beast once roamed the land. It was known as the Nian, because rather than howling or roaring like your more conventional monster types, it emitted a cry that sounds like the Chinese word nián. Accounts of the beast's appearance vary, but in many depictions, it resembles the stone lions sometimes seen outside Chinese restaurants: flat faced, with a dog's body, prominent incisors, and a barrister's powdered wig. Some have even described it as a lion with the heart of a bull. All of which suggests that it's fairly effete and underwhelming, with very high blood pressure.
And yet it struck terror into the hearts of men. Every year on the night of the second full moon after the winter solstice, the Nian would come down from its home in the mountains to harass people and eat their chickens and children. In order to escape its wrath, the villagers would evacuate their homes and flee into the forest. This went on for centuries, presumably, until one year the people devised a plan. They sent an emissary up through the mountains into the Nian's lair. Quaking with fear, he approached it and he said, "Nian, if you think you're so big, go and kill all the other monsters in the world."
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Well into my adolescence, New York City began and ended with a single street. For a long time, it did not even seem important that I learn the name of the street; everyone simply called it the Street of the People of Tang. The Tang, of course, were the Chinese, and Americans, foreigners to the street, named it Chinatown.
Of course, strictly speaking, I was a foreigner too. Because my mother worked in a suburban Connecticut town, all colonnaded colonials and frosty-haired WASPs, and spoke halting English, we boarded the Metro-North only when desperation over the last can of aoki mushrooms made it imperative. Later, when I grew to speak better English than she, I became the navigator. "So when we take the downtown green line, where is it that we get off again?" my mother would ask, eyes squinting nervously over the teeming throngs we would soon join at the mouth of Grand Central. Canal, I answered, always the same answer. We get off at Canal Street.


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ROME (AP) — In his most significant break with tradition yet, Pope Francis washed and kissed the feet of two young women at a juvenile detention center — a surprising departure from church rules that restrict the Holy Thursday ritual to men.
No pope has ever washed the feet of a woman before, and Francis' gesture sparked a debate among some conservatives and liturgical purists, who lamented he had set a "questionable example." Liberals welcomed the move as a sign of greater inclusiveness in the church.
Speaking to the young offenders, including Muslims and Orthodox Christians, Francis said that Jesus washed the feet of his disciples on the eve of his crucifixion in a gesture of love and service....
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THEATER REVIEW: "Who Killed the Kingfish?"
Local production just as good as TV courtroom dramas
Published: Friday, March 5, 2010 at 3:00 p.m.
Last Modified: Wednesday, March 3, 2010 at 11:04 a.m.
Le Petit Theatre de Terrebonne has embarked on an intriguing course for its latest production, "Who Killed the Kingfish?"
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What: "Who Killed the Kingfish? The Huey Long Murder Case" by David Zinman and Michael Wynne. The 1935 assassination of Sen. Huey Long marks its 75th anniversary in 2010 yet remains one of the most hotly-debated events in U.S. history. This production explores the following questions: Did the mild-mannered Dr. Carl Austin Weiss slip past bodyguards to confront the governor for his intention to slander Weiss' wife and subsequently shoot Long or did the 29-year-old physician merely punch the Kingfish? Did a wild shot from his own bodyguard kill the boss as their lethal barrage cut down Weiss? The play brings Weiss back and puts him on trial before a jury selected from the audience each night.
When: Through March 7.
Where: Le Petit Theatre de Terrebonne, 7829 Main St., Houma.
Tickets: $12.
Reservations: 876-4278 or www.houmalittletheatre.com.
The play depends on the audience to decide the ending — and cheers and boos erupt at the announcement of the verdict. On any given evening, the ending could be one of three: the defendant could be declared guilty or innocent — or the play can end in a hung jury.
With a cast of 18 — not including the 12-member jury from the audience — this courtroom drama rivals any TV production for suspense. The play is built on the premise that the man historically considered the assassin of Huey Long, Dr. Carl Weiss, could be innocent.
Instead of dying at the hands of Long's bodyguards, Weiss is paralyzed and brought to trial in a wheelchair.
Reggie Pontiff, whose talents we've seen grow over the years, is the unhappy Weiss. We see him in a fury at that "tin pot Napoleon," Sen. Long; we see him stone-faced at the trial, we see him sad, regretful, upset and — if declared innocent — ecstatic.
Weiss' attorney is Cecile Morgan, crisply portrayed by Janet Owens. Owens' poise and convincing mannerisms make the audience question the implied guilt of the defendant. She strides confidently about the stage in a crisp green suit and several times bests the efforts of the attorney general and prosecutor, Gaston Porterie, ably characterized by Frank Davis.
Bailiff Brandon Walker stiffly and loudly calls for each witness and swears them in, and Bud Barnes gives us the authoritative Judge Oliver P. Carriere that completes our vision of the 1935 courtroom. First the prosecution and then the defense bring in their list of witnesses.
But, using flashbacks, attention is centered repeatedly on Long and his plans to run for president, his overriding manipulations of state government and his ability to harangue a crowd.
Larry Hyatt gets a spontaneous round of applause for Long's "High poppalorum, Low poppahirum" speech. Especially when he appears in the famous white linen suit, he seems to radiate the star quality Long is still remembered for. But the play's authors, David Zinman and Michael Wynne, make sure we also remember his underhanded dealings.
The anti-Long faction includes Weiss' wife, Yvonne, tenderly played by Danielle Marchive; his father, Dr. Carl Adam Weiss, played by Harlan Belanger; his steadfast brother, Tom Ed, rendered by a powerful Mike Brossette; and Jack Williamson, an angry state rep, dramatically portrayed by Scott Goodwin — who also gives us a confident Dr. Cook, surgeon for Weiss. Poor Cornelius Hammond of Lincoln Parish Police Jury gets turned around after Long strongarms him.
Long's supporters rally around their chief in flashbacks and testify against Weiss on the stand: the loyal Edmund Burke, chair of the Ways and Means Committee, played by Gordon Moss; the smug Pauline LeBlanc, the farmer's wife, played by Lydia Courtney-Voigt; the delicious Alice Grosjean, Huey's secretary and "confidante" played by Patti Foret Loupe; the rabid Rev. Gerald L.K. Smith, organizer of Long's "Share the Wealth" program, who still preaches the ideals of his "martyred" boss, gone on to the "great podium in the sky;" the belligerent Brigadier General Louis P. Guerre, played by Dwayne Adams, really head of Long's private police force; the self-important Justice John Fournet of the Louisiana State Supreme Court played by Joel Waldron; the rather dense bodyguard, George Washington Huckabee, brilliantly played by Matthew Deroche; and another self-proclaimed hero, Bodyguard Murphy Roden, played by Harlan Belanger.
We hear how enemies from President Roosevelt on down want Long dead. We hear how Long gave the people what he promised: free textbooks, bridges and roads. We hear how he proclaimed "I am the Louisiana constitution!" We hear how Long's bodyguards ran roughshod over people, how all state, and many parish employees, had to ante up 10 percent of their paychecks, and how Long "was in touch with the people."
The "evidence" is hashed and rehashed; testimony follows testimony, putting in doubt words sworn to minutes earlier. In the end, the audience must decide how much "reasonable doubt" it requires to declare a man innocent, just as real juries must decide every day.
The delightful aspect of this production — other than the storyline and strong cast — is that a different ending can occur each evening, based on the selected jurors' opinions. No matter the outcome, the play puts in doubt any opinions we previously held as to the guilt of the mysterious Dr. Weiss. It is just possible that seeing this play will change your mind about this particular historical conclusion — and historical conclusions in general.
Jackie W. Jackson, an English instructor at Nicholls State University, has been involved with writing and drama for 30 years. Reviews represent the opinions of the writer, not necessarily this newspaper. She can be reached at firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Tom Mockridge, the chief executive of Sky Italia, is replacing Rebekah Brooks as chief executive of News International with immediate effect following Brooks' resignation this morning.
Mockridge will assume control of News Corporation's embattled UK newspaper division News International, owner of The Times, The Sunday Times, The Sun and, until last week, the News of the World.
Mockridge, who has led Sky Italia since 2003, was tipped to replace James Murdoch as chief executive of Sky in 2007, but chief financial officer Jeremy Darroch got the job.
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Went for Light Lunch Omakase(30-) yesterday, very good!
I also went for lunch yesterday (hmm, maybe I actually SAW Russ after all these years).
Had a wonderful meal. I noticed that Kiriko seems to be expanding their lunch offerings with special blackboard deals - offerings that, in name anyway, seem to be similar to the Hides of the world. There was shrimp and vegetable tempura and also a shrimp tempura roll. Interesting strategy.
re: jcwla
I totally disagree about the value. The nine pieces of nigiri always include at least one piece of toro (often two if they do a seared tuna), bluefin tuna, and usually other high-end fish. Two pieces of toro is at least $10 at most restaurants, and the blue crab roll alone would be $7. That's $19 of the $29.50 total right there. As part of the omakase, I have often received items like japanese red snapper, copper river salmon, scallops from Japan, uni, sweet shrimp (with the heads fried and served separately), baby yellowtail, or homemade smoked salmon. Usually, omakase includes bluefin and at least two of the above items. Those would be at least $3.50-$4 a piece at most sushi restaurants. So those six items ala carte would typically cost the same amount as the entire omakase, which includes four more pieces of very high-end fish, excellent miso soup (the best I've ever had), salad, and homemade ice cream or sorbet.
Sure you can get a lunch special at Echigo for $11, but the fish comes nowhere close to Kiriko's in terms of quality.
concurring with this. kiriko is a stellar place. i had the best yellowtail of my life there.
so much of the sashimi was just beautiful. i wish i'd gone today, in fact
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Kiriko is one of my faves precisely because of the non-fish options. It's a great spot given the quality of sushi and the menu both in one place. Another goodie for that is Tama Sushi in Studio City, if you ever need one out that way.
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I had a similar experience. I had made special arrangements with Ken to do a special dinner for some VIPs (including two Olympic medalists) who had told me that they loved sushi. What I didn't realize was that their frame of reference for sushi was California and tempura rolls. I was mortified when one of them said he wasn't "really into the raw fish thing." But Ken, thankfully, bailed us out with amazing tempura (my guests freaked out at the size of the prawns) and the always great halibut in spicy miso sauce.
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No. They are not open for lunch on weekends.
The $30 lunch sushi special has been a long time favorite (since it was about $18, all those years ago). Even at the higher price, I agree with those who call it a great value for the quality. If you have room, add an order of tamago--it's rather unusual (looks like a sponge cake) and tastes great--before the ice cream. (And I would still like to find black sesame ice cream anywhere in LA remotely as good as the all-too-tiny scoop you get at Kiriko.)
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I've been quiet for the last few weeks because:
1) I took my #2 daughter to college. College prep, then driving and getting her settled, then coming home and catching up … took time. Lots of time.
2) Writing! Yes, writing is keeping me very busy. Last year I didn't have as many tight deadlines; this year they seem to have crept up on me. But I finished the edits on MORTAL SIN, have been writing the next Lucy book (and having great fun!) and am expecting the page proofs for COMPULSION, the next Max book, this week.
3) Sports — both boys in football, daughter in softball, and then we transition over the next couple of weeks to daughter in soccer, older son in basketball and younger son in wrestling. Oh, vey. What have I done? The next two weeks there will be double practices.
(Not to mention, the SF Giants have defied all naysayers and made it to the NCLS championship! So I must make time for baseball …)
4) Family Reunion — I took a weekend off to go out of town for a family reunion with my mom and one of my kids. The others couldn't come … I still wrote each morning, but spent most of the time catching up with my clan.
But! I have some news!
I'm cheating today because I'm in the middle of a writing spree and couldn't take time to write a blog. But here are a couple of things you might be interested in:
Today over at Romance at Random Carla Neggers and I are interviewing each other! We had so much fun putting together the interview that I wanted to make sure I shared it with everyone here. This blog also feeds into GoodReads and Amazon so it makes it much easier to post in one place than a gazillion. (Or three!) We're also giving away books. Free books, fun interview, doesn't get much better unless we were giving away wine, too! LOL.
Carla's latest book, HARBOR ISLAND, looks just as good as all her others. I'm a huge fan, and so is my mom, so that means you should be too!
Enjoy the interview
On Friday, I took the day off to play with my daughter, Mary.
We all need a play date every now and then. This one centered around my editor's invitation to go to a Giants game with her and her 11 year old son, who's only days older than Mary, while they were on vacation out here in the Far West.
In fact, considering that I write nearly every day, taking a full day off is rare, and getting a day with just one of the kids is even rarer. I think Mary had a lot of fun … she was singing the SpongeBob song, "It's the Best Day Ever" half the night …
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Two years before the events in Notorious, Max travels to Colorado Springs to investigate the disappearance of a college student. Frustrated over the lack of interest from both friends of the victim and campus authorities, Max tags along with the leader of search and rescue and his dog through the beautiful and deadly Rocky Mountains in the hopes of finding answers. Every answer she finds leads to more questions--questions neither the police nor the college want Max asking.
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I reviewed the deployment the FBOpen API the other day, which is a simple API resource of business opportunities with the U.S. Federal Government. An interesting aspect of the FBOpen implementation was that 18F used Solr to deploy the API layer.
Solr is an open source search tool developed by the Apache Software Foundation, which can take any document store and easily generate a simple, yet pretty powerful web API—opening up access to content, without costly infrastructure. I showcased how the Free Law Project launched the Court Opinion API, using Solr, opening up access to archives of legal documents from across the country.
18F took XML dumps of business opportunities from FBO.gov, then deployed Apache Solr as the API layer. You can download or fork 18F's FBOpen API, and deploy the API in your own infrastructure. This provides a pretty interesting blueprint for how government can easily open up data, then launch an API for developers to build on top of.
I'm thinking that government data dumps, plus web API deployed using Solr, plus interactive documentation deployed via Github, combined with frictionless API access via api.data.gov or 3Scale, open licensing and terms of use—all sounds like a pretty health formula for open, reusable government API infrastructure.
Along with other healthy patterns for API design, deployment, management and evangelism I find out in the API space, I think what 18F has done with the FBOpen API, needs highlighting. I think government data plus web API using Solr is a recipe I'd like to see used across all government projects.
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This Sunday's series premiere of Kendra was E!'s highest-rated reality show since 2002.
Now, reports indicate that Kendra Wilkinson will be giving viewers even more to watch in the future: she's pregnant!
Various sources have confirmed that the former Girls Next Door cast member and fiance Hank Baskett are expecting their first child together. Congratulations to the couple!
Though we guess this means Kendra can't wear white at her wedding this summer.
Wilkinson herself has confirmed the pregnancy to E! News:
"Hank and I are thrilled to announce that we are expecting our first child together. We are touched by the outpouring of support by our family, friends and fans."
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congrats kendra and hank i am so happy for u guys and dont bother listing to what everyone else opn here is saying u r hot and they r just really not happy with there selfs and i am a 28 year old girl and i have a beautiful 11 year old daughter that just loves u guys and i even make my husband watch the show with me and he also watched the girls next door too me with me when it was u guys and i really miss u guys on there its just not the same but i guess ill go and god bless u and ur family,michelle
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In an undercover prostitution-reversal sting, the Austin Police Department Central Metro Tactical Unit arrested 23 males, all varying in age.
Undercover police officers posed as prostittues and when men agreed to service terms, they were arrested on the scene.
Aside from the suspects, the only variance was the location, according to affidavits. Those include the 1800 block of Colony Creek, the 700 block of E. Powell Lane and the 7100 block of Grand Canyon.
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287-3668 - Inductor 120uH 4A
A range of Common and Differential mode suppression chokes used to design and build discrete filter networks. Each choke is constructed using a wound ferrite ring mounted vertically on a flame-resistant insulating carrier.
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287-3518 - Inductor 33uH 10% Radial Leaded
General purpose radial inductors offering good DC resistance and current ratings over a high range of inductance values. Wound on ferrite bobbins these inductors have tinned leads for through-hole mounting.
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Mfr Number: MCSCH110-330KU
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287-3608 - Toroidal Inductor 220uH 20%
1:1 ratio common-mode two-coil toroidal inductors for high efficiency filtering and RF protection. ± 20% tolerance
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High quality torodial inductors in a variety of inductance values and current ratings.
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A range of general purpose radial inductors offering high DC resistance and current ratings. Their small size make them particularly suitable for power line filtering/decoupling, low power switching and tuned circuits. Feature wound ferrite bobbins and insulating,...
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Excellent. Product was as described and works great. I will buy from MCM again.