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Abstract FOSTERING ADOLESCENTS: A FOSTER PARENT PERSPECTIVE ON RAISING ADOLESCENTS IN FOSTER CARE by William Caine Bell Adviser: Professor Harriet Goodman The U.S. Adoptions and Foster Care Analysis and Reporting System indicates adolescents comprise more than 45% of the total foster care population. They are approximately 40% of new placements into foster care but represent less than 20% of children adopted from foster care each year. This exploratory study sought to illuminate the voices of foster parents raising adolescents in their homes. The study identified foster parents' perspectives on (a) policy improvement needs from the State child welfare system, (b) assistance required from the State to improve adult outcomes for adolescents in their care, and (c) training parents needed to be successful in fostering adolescents. Utilizing semistructured interviews, this qualitative study examined the experiences of 17 foster families raising teenagers in family foster care settings. The sample was primarily White and middle class; all informants were King County, Washington, residents. Study participants had an average of 17 years as foster parents and had collectively fostered more than 3,000 youth. Key findings suggest that knowledge of the motivations of foster parents provides useful information to improve recruitment, training, and support strategies for child welfare systems. Foster parents who were successful with adolescents expanded their role beyond the basic requirements of the State system. Consistent, easily accessible respite services were critical to maintaining successful foster parenting for adolescents. Results suggest a need for future research to examine perspectives of other stakeholders to improve adult outcomes for adolescents emancipating from foster care. These include social workers, adolescents in foster care, systems administrators, and birth parents. Additional inquiry should explore the relationships between foster parents and young adults formerly in their care and how these interactions affect their life outcomes. Finally, more exploration would illuminate the potential for child welfare systems and other community institutions to promote resiliency in youth in foster care. This study describes two midlevel theories emerging from the voices of study participants: (a) features of foster parents and child welfare institutions that promote risk or resilience for adolescents aging out of foster care and (b) fostering the future for adolescents in foster care: a path toward hope and improved outcomes.
Cocaine addiction is a significant public health issue with an outsized effect on the individual and society at large. A principal reason for the immense social and personal costs associated with cocaine addiction is the difficulty in remaining abstinent. Utilizing diffusion tensor imaging (DTI) and functional magnetic resonance imaging (fMRI), current cocaine dependence has been associated with deficits in white matter integrity and atypical neural activation in multiple cognitive control regions. However, while the neurobiological and behavioral deficits associated with current cocaine dependence have been well-characterized, it is relatively unknown if these deficits persist after the cessation of cocaine use. To elucidate neurobiological functioning during cocaine abstinence, we conducted three experiments utilizing either DTI or fMRI methodology in cocaine dependent (CD) individuals at varying periods of abstinence. The results of these investigations show that as a group, abstinent CD individuals do not display the same neurobiological deficits as current users. We speculate that the absence of these deficits may be partly due to the intensive drug-treatment programs the participants were enrolled in. However, when we conducted subject-level examinations, we found that abstinent CD individuals displayed neurobiological functioning related to the duration of abstinence. We postulate then that continued abstinence may be responsible for an amelioration of neurobiological deficits or reflect preexisting differences that allow for extended abstinence. Additionally, we observed participant-level differences that were not a function of duration of abstinence leading us to speculate that recovery occurs at temporally different rates in some individuals. Overall, it appears that while a majority of recovering individuals do not display the neurobiological deficits associated with current cocaine users, there exists a subset of individuals that continue to display these deficits. We hypothesize that those individuals who continue to display neurobiological deficits will have the greatest risk of cocaine relapse.
This project reported in this dissertation analyzes phonetic details of the speech patterns in one of New York's bilingual communities, asking whether a bilingual speaker can attain native-like proficiency in both languages and the extent to which authenticity — maintenance of language-specific settings — is sustainable. Researchers have established that Italian and English differ strikingly in their characteristic time settings for vowel durations: durations are greater for vowels preceding voiced consonants, e.g., cab, rather than voiceless, e.g., cap. This duration difference, termed the consonantal voicing effect (CVE), is notably greater for English than for Italian. The greater magnitude of the CVE found with English is considered to be a phonological enhancement of a basic phonetic process. Utilizing a speech production task, the study reported compares the performance of Italian-born bilinguals for whom English was acquired in adulthood, as a second language, with that of U.S.-born speakers who experienced simultaneous acquisition of their languages (albeit in an English-dominant setting). In separate sessions for each language, speakers produced utterances in which the target word, situated inside a carrier phrase, contrasted in [voice] value for the post-vocalic consonant, e.g., Say the word « ___ » to me. Stimuli were familiar words selected to sample the vowel inventories for each language and for which the voicing contrast was realized through the inventory of stops common to both languages. Analyses revealed no evidence of influence of the second language on the CVE for the first language for either group, despite an extended immersion period in an English-language environment for the foreign-born speakers and simultaneous exposure to both languages from birth for the U.S.-born speakers. But crucially, there was evidence of an influence of the first language in the timing settings found for the CVE in the second language, for both speaker groups: the foreign-born speakers managed to increase the magnitude of the CVE-English but failed to fully implement the phonological mechanism consistent with larger CVE values for that language; and the U.S.-born speakers managed to reduce the magnitude of the CVE-Italian but failed to fully suppress that same mechanism. Results are discussed in relation to language-specific timing patterns and the extent to which a dominant language may influence production in the non-dominant language.
Financial crime poses a serious threat to the integrity and security of legitimate businesses and institutions, and to the safety and prosperity of private citizens and communities. Experts argue that the profile of financial offenders is extremely diversified and includes individuals who may be motivated by greed or ideology. Islamic extremists increasingly resort to typical white-collar crimes, like credit card and financial fraud, to raise funds for their missions. In the United States, the far-right movement professes its anti-government ideology by promoting and using a variety of anti-tax strategies. There is evidence that ideologically motivated individuals who engage in financial crimes benefit from interactions with profit-driven offenders and legitimate actors that provide resources for crime in the form of knowledge, skills, and suitable co-offenders. This dissertation sheds light on the nexus between political extremism and profit-driven crime by conducting a systematic study of financial crime cases involving Islamic extremists, domestic far-rightists, and their non-extremist accomplices prosecuted by federal courts in 2004. Attribute and relational data were extracted from the U.S. Extremist Crime Database (ECDB), which is the first open-source relational database that provides information on all extremist crimes, violent and non-violent, ideological and routine crimes, since 1990. A descriptive analysis was conducted comparing schemes, crimes, and techniques used by far-rightists, Islamic extremists, and non-extremists, before moving into an in-depth social network analysis of their relational ties in co-offending, business, and family networks. The descriptive findings revealed considerable differences in the modus operandi followed by far-rightists and Islamic extremists as well as the prosecutorial strategies used against them. The subsequent exploratory and statistical network analyses, however, revealed interesting similarities, suggesting that financial schemes by political extremists occurred within similarly decentralized, self-organizing structures that facilitated exchanges between individuals acting within close-knit subsets regardless of their ideological affiliation. Meaningful interactions emerged between far-rightists and non-extremists involved in business ventures and within a tax avoidance scheme, indicating that the crime-extremism nexus was more prevalent within far-right settings compared to Islamic extremist ones. The findings were discussed in light of their implications for criminological theories, criminal justice and crime prevention policies, and methodological advances.
Pedagogies of Happiness: What and How Self-Help, Positive Psychology, and Positive Education Teach about Well-Being introduces humanities scholars to the rapidly expanding discipline of positive psychology, and argues that literary scholars, cultural theorists, rhetoricians, and educators must learn about and play a role in shaping the important political and social consequences of positive psychology's research on subjective well-being. The project first explores key rhetorical sites of the self-help genre and positive psychology discipline, and parses their pedagogy, potentiality, promises, and problems. While these movements claim to benefit not only individuals but also society, they are based on a number of unacknowledged--and often overlapping--values that suggest otherwise: they are individualistic, instrumentalized, decontextualized, non-dialogic, non-reflexive, politically conservative, and remedial. Therefore, self-help and positive psychology's versions of happiness, well-being, and flourishing preserve and serve the status quo. After highlighting these problems, Pedagogies of Happiness explores how research into subjective well-being is used to effect crucial policy decisions that affect teaching as well as student learning conditions. The second half of the project presents current efforts to create educational curricula that teach and institutionalize well-being and complicates the assumptions, values, and goals behind so-called "positive education." The final chapter synthesizes the project's various critiques by tracing how self-help and positive psychology rhetoric and pedagogy merge powerfully in a specific positive education initiative: Comprehensive Soldier Fitness (CSF), a mandatory United States Army program for building resiliency, psychological fitness, and well-being in soldiers. Drawing on composition and rhetoric, the scholarship of teaching and learning, and utopian theory, Pedagogies of Happiness concludes by sketching pedagogical alternatives to positive education's contradictory and conservative curricula, and inserts a utopian critique, arguing that future discussions need to consider not only individual resiliency but also social justice.
This dissertation examines the way in which notions of sexuality were interpreted and reworked by the criminal justice system and the citizens that fell under its purview during the decades immediately following the revolutionary struggle in Mexico. The dissertation examines legal and criminological literature as well as a sample of four hundred and fourteen cases drawn from Mexico City criminal and juvenile courts. The cases include criminal offenses such as rape and seduction, and homosexuality, prostitution, incest, indecent behavior and indiscipline in the home among minors. It traces the foreign and national influences that shaped the Mexican criminological establishment's views on sexuality and argues that despite major reforms to the criminal justice system after the Revolution, many continuities existed between Revolutionary legal approaches to sexuality and those of its Profirian predecessor. At the same time, the dissertation examines closely the way in which court officials during the 1920s and 1930s constructed arguments and reached court decisions. In this way, the dissertation shows the way in which old notions of honor and sexual purity were put to the test under the new Revolutionary regime. It reveals how traditional understandings of sexuality could coexist with "modern" notions. An examination of the cases reveals what conflicts could occur between reform-minded government officials and the general public that sought the intervention of the courts to solve disputes of a sexual nature. Finally, the dissertation shows how the Revolutionary criminal justice system could only be successful when the goals of the public officials coincided or, at the very least overlapped with those of the citizens that were involved in the court trials.
Current theoretical and experimental evidence suggests that the sensory bone cells are activated by the induced drag from fluid flowing through the lacunar-canalicular porosity, PLC. One of the most important parameters of the interstitial fluid flow is the PLC permeability. However, the reported experimental measurements of this permeability are several orders of magnitude below the values predicted by analytical studies. The discrepancy between theoretical and experimental values of PLC permeability could be due to the assumptions considered in the formulation of analytical models, the estimation of unknown parameters, the difficulty to perform experiments on the PLC without the influence of the vascular porosity, PV, as well as the lack of freshness, type and origin of samples. In this thesis, innovative analytical and experimental approaches were proposed to accurately estimate the PLC permeability that was determined in a single osteon, a domain in which the PLC can be separated from the PV. The osteon was idealized as a poroelastic annular disk, and the loss tangent was investigated at different loading frequencies. A sensitivity study of the analytical model has showed that the porosity is the most influential parameter, and that the loss tangent was frequency dependent. The PLC permeability was determined based on experimental measurements of loss tangent on human osteons that were curve fitted to the analytical model at different frequencies. The novelty in determining the PLC permeability in this research stems from several aspects that have been neglected in previous studies. First, the use of fresh human samples that include the PLC and exclude the PV. Second, measurement of the model parameters independently for each osteon. Third, the frequency dependence of the PLC permeability was measured. The study showed that the loss-tangent of the osteon changes a few hours after isolation of the sample and that the lack of freshness could be an important factor on the large variability in PLC permeability in literature. It was also discovered that there exist a strong correlation between porosity and PLC permeability. The average PLC permeability in 60 human osteons was found to be (6.15±0.83)10-22 m2, in agreement with previously reported values.
Despite its origins with underprivileged youth in America's urban ghettos, popular rap music in Israel is not necessarily connected with underprivileged minorities in Israel. On the contrary, generally speaking, commercially recorded rap music in Israel is either distanced from politics and adheres to a color-blind ideology, or includes expressions of right-wing Jewish nationalism. As a whole, rap music in Israel reproduces and perpetuates the social order as is, and rarely challenge it, notwithstanding moments of subversion. This anomaly - of pro-government, hegemonic rap - is possible in Israel because both rap music and Zionism, the hegemonic ideology, are perceived as an act of resistance, as "revolutionary", and as a claim for justice. This study also discuss rappers who are Palestinian citizens of Israel, examining how they see rap music as a place to assert claims for a common global experience of marginalization, voicelessness, and oppression that echoes their own struggle. The presence of Palestinian rappers who are citizens of Israel within the hip hop scene highlights that popular rap music in Israel is a tool of Zionist nation-building. This study shows that popular rap music, like other forms of popular music in Israel, serves as a tool of nation-building. Hence, official institutions find rap useful and co-opt rappers of different political persuasions for purposes of propaganda outside of Israel. Finally, it sheds light on the role of the rapper in society, and of the scholar's value judgments rendered on rap music.
A complex molecular network is put into place at specific phases of the cell cycle to prevent unscheduled cell division that could result in malignant cell growth. Emerging evidence shows that still uncharacterized proteins play crucial functions at those cell cycle transition points. Nuclear protein Msp58 and EDD E3 ubiquitin ligase have been implicated in different aspects of cell proliferation and reported to be abnormally expressed in numerous types of cancers. The molecular mechanisms underlying Msp58 and EDD functions, however, are not well understood. The work presented here shows that Msp58 and EDD form a stable protein complex that regulates cell viability and proliferation. Interestingly, knockdown of EDD by RNA interference leads to a significant accumulation of Msp58 protein, which suggests that EDD serves as a negative regulator of Msp58. In addition, our in vivo ubiquitination assays and analyses of various cell lines treated with translational and proteasomal inhibitors demonstrate that Msp58 is regulated post-translationally by the ubiquitin-proteasome pathway. These results imply that EDD ligase activity is involved in this regulatory process. Using flow cytometry analyses and biochemical characterization of Msp58 and/or EDD depleted cells, we show that the Msp58-EDD complex plays important roles in cell cycle progression via the control of cyclin gene expression. In particular, silencing Msp58 and/or EDD alters the protein levels of cyclins B, D and E. Taken together, our data suggest that a set of the biological roles attributed to Msp58 and EDD may be executed in the context of the complex that they form, thereby revealing a novel molecular mechanism for these two proteins to accomplish their functions.
The dissertation was written in the three essay format. In Essay One I discuss the elements of Bentham's philosophical method, both as described by Bentham and as implied or exemplified by a variety of Bentham's texts. It will show that Bentham's principles of morals and legislation, though intended to have practical (political) effect, have also methodological significance, as they are grounded in grammatical and semantic constructs (constructs that affect `method' - the form of one's enquiry). In Essay Two I describe the elements of Bentham's conception of justice, based on Halevi, Sidgwick and other historical sources, and as they appear in Bentham's work. Bentham's approach to `justice' hinges on his theory of fictions, primarily because `justice' is, according to Bentham, a `fictitious entity' - not having a superior genus. It is for this reason that Bentham introduces a new kind of definition - paraphrasis, and I hope to show that this is where a distinction made in Bentham between `adjective' and `substantive' terms helps explain the necessity of this new kind of definition and also helps us define `justice' in itself. One of the conclusions of the second essay will be that there is a great similarity between the terms defining Justice in Bentham and the terms defining Method. In other words, `doing the right thing' and `having chosen the right method' seem to amount to the same thing. This also demonstrates the way Bentham employs the term `right' - primarily in its `adjectival' form. In Essay Three I discuss the conception of `right' in Bentham in the context of the French and American declarations of rights, and we see how Bentham presents the notion of `political rights' in stead of `natural rights'. Benthams' idea of `political rights' derives its validity from the `principle of the artificial identity of the interests of governors and the governed', or in other words, from the authority given to government by the governed. In the second part of Essay Three I show how, contrary to some critics, Bentham's theory of justice and rights does provide adequate individuation of persons. The dissertation as a whole, I hope, shows the continuity between what traditionally belongs to the `content' of political theories and what belongs to their `form' or method. This is being achieved primarily by offering to replace the traditional `content/form' (or `substance/method') distinction with the distinction between `substantive' and `adjective' terms, which also allows us to see the similarity between the definitions of `method' and `justice' and the proper employment of the term `right'. Both `method' and 'justice' are highly abstracted entities, and as such cannot be defined in themselves by the traditional terms and formulas of definition (definition by genus and difference). It is the emphasis on `adjectival' terms, which are compatible with the new kind of definition - paraphrasis - that allows us to arrive at a partial definition of `method' and `justice'. And since with `paraphrasis' the `adjectival' terms are being employed in a new way, their meaning changes. This change of the meaning of the terms used to define `method' and `justice' helps us see that `justice' is a transformative entity by nature. I also arrive at the conclusion that the mere initiation of the enquiry into `justice' causes a transformation of the terms of the enquiry, its mode (method), and the person of the one conducting it.


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and Ed Shultz say things that seem racist to me. It's the Liberal racism. Liberal racism is when they think they are better than blacks, but want to see black people get ahead and have equal opportunities, but they think they should tell them what they should want and know the best ways for them to succeed. It's called Pity Racism. They want to help them because they THINK they are superior to Blacks and feel guilty about it.
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After a brief stint as an ad man, the London-born, Cambridge-educated Ben Schott started shooting some of the biggest movers 'n shakers across the pond—Tony Blair, Stephen Hawking, and Hugh Grant to name a few. On the side, he picked up an unlikely hobby: he started making his greeting cards. The collection of cards, each packed with his favorite wise-guy maxims, later landed on the desk of a publisher who compiled them into a quirky, addictive collection called Schott's Original Miscellany. The book got some heads in the editorial world turning, including The New York Times who signed him up as a regular columnist. Today, in between writing his column, he publishes a yearly social reference book called Schott's Almanac.Photo: Courtesy of Ben Schott
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is a Sherlock Holmes film unlike any other Sherlock Holmes movie
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different way. But don�t worry, there are still puzzles for him to solve.
After the opening credits, a title card reads, �
In 1891 Sherlock Holmes was missing and
presumed dead for three years. This is the true story of that disappearance.
Only the facts have been made up
.� That is funny, but this film is not a
parody of the genre. It takes Sherlock Holmes seriously, and treats the subject
with respect, while having humorous elements and also taking a fresh look at
the characters.
Watson (Robert Duvall) goes to visit Holmes (Nicol
Williamson), who seems to be in a state, on cocaine, and ranting about Professor
Moriarty. Then later Watson finds a man named Moriarty waiting for him. Moriarty
(Laurence Olivier) claims that Sherlock Holmes is following him, hounding him. We
also learn that Moriarty was tutor to both Sherlock and his brother when they
were children.
Watson decides to get Holmes to Vienna to cure him of his
cocaine addiction, and figures the only way to lure him there is to get Moriarty
to leave him a trail.
And so a good
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addiction, with the help of Sigmund Freud (Alan Arkin).
In fact, it�s nearly an hour in before Vanessa Redgrave
shows up. And that�s when the mystery begins. Her character had been a cocaine
addict and a patient of Freud�s. An attempted suicide attempt lands her in the
hospital, and Freud is called. He has Holmes come along, thinking it will prove
instructive for him. But of course Holmes begins noting that she�d been bound.
And soon he is on the case.
Despite a couple of silly scenes (the attack by the horses, and the sword
fight), I love this film.
Mainly that is due to the incredible cast: Alan Arkin (who is always
excellent), Nicol Williamson, Vanessa Redgrave, Robert Duvall, Laurence
Olivier, Jeremy Kemp, and Charles Gray.
Most of these people are Shakespearean actors. Obviously
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As You Like It
Henry V
Richard III
The Merchant Of Venice
King Lear
. Nicol Williamson performed
Hamlet on Broadway, and also starred in a film version of
, as well as the BBC production of
. Vanessa Redgrave has appeared in film and television versions of
A Midsummer Night's Dream
As You Like It
. Charles Gray, who plays
Sherlock�s brother in this film, starred in BBC productions of
Richard II
Julius Caesar
Troilus And Cressida
The Comedy Of Errors
. Jeremy Kemp starred in BBC productions of
Henry VIII
The Winter�s Tale
, and played Cornwall in Olivier's
King Lear
This film is not only full of great Shakespearean actors,
but also has several references to Shakespeare. On the trail of Moriarty,
suddenly Holmes and Watson are stopped by a gate being closed on them. Sherlock
says, �
Like Gloucester at the edge of the
cliff, eh Watson?
� That line is a reference to a scene in
King Lear
. Then when Holmes meets Freud,
he rattles off all he has gleaned about the doctor, including �
You enjoy Shakespeare
.� Later Sherlock
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Freud asks, �
And you and Dr. Watson, you
scotched the snake?
� That is a reference to a line from
. And then at the end of the
film, Freud quotes a line of Prospero�s famous speech from
The Tempest
: �
We are such
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Despite their own frequent misgivings, the seniors' eagerness to learn — and their slow but steady progress toward online independence — is heartening to watch. Eventually, the seniors even compete in a YouTube video challenge, an event that demonstrates just how irrelevant the age gap can be. Shura, a lovely 88-year-old from the program, voices the frustration that multitudes have felt when receiving their first downvote: "How can someone dislike something so innocuous?"
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Kieran Ramsey, supervisory agent in charge of the FBI's New Hampshire office, said Kamberidis "is alive. He's in custody. And he's going to be in prison for a long time."
A report on WMUR Channel 9 Thursday evening said Kamberidis was found in Greece in February.
Ramsey declined to say precisely where Kamberidis was Thursday night, saying more details would be released at today's news conference. However, he confirmed that Kamberidis "is not in the United States. He is in a foreign country."
Kamberidis was convicted in 1991 of beating Chartier savagely, then refusing to allow the boy to receive medical care.
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Kamberidis had posted $50,000 bail and was staying with his parents in Manchester when he disappeared. He was sentenced in absentia to 30 years to life in prison.
Thursday's news release said the news conference would be jointly hosted by the FBI, the U.S. Attorney's Office, New Hampshire Attorney General's Office and Nashua police. U.S. Attorney John Kacavas could not be reached Thursday night for comment.
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Ten Ton Hammer: Why did you decide to do another expansion for Ultima Online? It's been a little while since Kingdom Reborn came out, but why not just continue to do the free content releases?
Cal Crowner: We don't really consider Kingdom Reborn an expansion. Kingdom Reborn was an engine update that was going to eventually change the look and feel of how people played UO. Initially, Stygian Abyss would only be able for people that had the Kingdom Reborn. Since Kingdom Reborn did not go that well, we had to take a look at what direction we needed to go.
We had a plan for the game, there were design docs for it, and they gave a preview and it was like "Ok, this is what we're going to do and with the new engine it will be great. It's a new era for UO."
And then we had to take a step back and look at it. We decided that this isn't really where the player's heads are. So what we did is we pretty much adapted all of what we originally did for Stygian Abyss and made it so that people could play it with the classic client. So the idea was always there to do Stygian Abyss. All we did was pick it up and finish it.
Ten Ton Hammer: During the G4TV Interview, Josh Drescher talked about bringing back the old Ultima Online players and getting those guys back in the game. So what are you doing in Stygian Abyss to really draw those players back in?
Cal Crowner: I think the most important thing that we've done is bring in a lot of the things that players already do. I know I talk about this all the time and folks say that I am kind of playing favorites, but I do like the idea of the chicken coop because it's an idea that players had that we're bringing in. We're updating how camp spawn play actually works and how the encounters work.
We actually have environments that are different, and new in how we actually designed the game. It's not like we were making an expansion just to make an expansion. There was a lot of love and focus that went into doing this and I think what really attracts people to UO is there's a sensibility and respect for the franchise. I think when people feel that and it goes into an expansion that's what attracts them. That's what we're actually seeing on the forums is folks telling us that we got it right. That this feels like the way UO was.


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With a title that pays homage to the "architectons" of Kasimir Malevich — three-dimensional models that extended the Suprematist philosophy into architecture — this series continues Veilhan's practice of creating site-specific installations in important architectural settings. Following Jeff Koons, Veilhan was the second contemporary artist selected to exhibit at the Palace of Versailles in France. Veilhan Versailles, 2009, utilized interiors and especially the gardens of the famed palace in a multipartite exhibition that included eleven large-scaled statues of visionary architects. Currently, Xavier Veilhan has an exhibition on the grounds of Hatfield House outside of London, and an upcoming exhibition at the Phillips Collection, Washington, D.C. in November 2012.
First in a series of installations in Modernist landmarks, the VDL project will be followed by site-specific installations in some of Los Angeles' most iconic houses. The next intervention will take place in Pierre Koenig's Case Study House #21 (1958). Future Architectones include the roof of Le Corbusier's Cité Radieuse in Marseille (1952), set for the spring of 2013; St Bernadette du Banlay Church (1966) by Claude Parent and Paul Virilio in Nevers, France; and the Melnikov House (1929) in Moscow.
Each chapter of Architectones will be a unique response to its setting. The VDL property was the residence and studio of Richard J. Neutra, a young Austrian émigré and a founder and seminal figure in the Los Angeles school of modern architecture. This was Neutra's own home and office, but also a laboratory for his architectural visions. The VDL is a "machine for living" and a structure that communicates with nature, with interiors and exteriors equally important.
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District 11, which represents constituents in the downtown area, has the most challengers of any of the 10 districts having an election this spring.
And as a way to get to know these candidates, there will be two public forums coming up.
Five individuals - including incumbent Roger Patton - will be on hand at 3 p.m. Jan. 27 at the East Terrace Apartments, 801 East Ave., and at 7 p.m. Jan. 28 at Avalon Square, 222 Park Place.
During these forums, the five will present their backgrounds and offer their views on issues related to the City of Waukesha and the district.
The candidates for District 11 are Patton, Tyler Hoffman Sr., Lenny Miller, James Cowee and Kyle Villarreal Sr.
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The Spring Primary is Feb. 19 and the General Election is April 2.
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NBA awards 2015 All-Star Game to New York
The Knicks and Brooklyn Nets will co-host the weekend festivities that culminate with the All-Star Game on Feb. 15, 2015, in renovated Madison Square Garden.
The 3-point shooting and dunk contests along with other activities will be held at the home of the Nets in the Barclays Center in Brooklyn.
"New York City is the basketball capital of the world and the sport's biggest stage," New York mayor Michael Bloomberg said at a news conference. "We're lucky enough to have two world-class arenas, and the only thing better than having All-Star weekend at Madison Square Garden or the Barclays Center is having it at both of them."
A cold-weather city hasn't hosted the event since 2005 when it came to Denver. The last NBA All-Star Game played in New York was in 1998.
"New York offers an extraordinary opportunity to host NBA All-Star events at two world-class venues," NBA commissioner David Stern said. "We look forward to celebrating our game with basketball fans across the entire city, in all five boroughs."
The 2014 All-Star Game is scheduled for New Orleans in February. The Toronto Sun reported Tuesday that the 2016 All-Star weekend will be in Toronto to coincide with the Raptors' 20th anniversary as a franchise.
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The Yorkton Terriers began preparation to defend their back-to-back Saskatchewan Junior Hockey League championships holding their annual fall camp over the weekend.
Terrier general manager and head coach Trent Cassan said he liked what he saw over the three-day camp, which attracted about 85 hopefuls.
"I thought it was a good camp, very competitive," he said, adding the scrimmages were intensely played and close. "… The games had a good pace to them."
Cassan said the veterans returning to the fold led the way through camp.
"The older guys all came back and set a good example with their work ethic," offered Cassan.
The veterans had a short summer having played through May to capture the team's first National Championship, but Cassan said they do not look like they want to rest on the laurels.
"They were pretty enthusiastic," he said, adding every player eligible to return not trying out at a higher level, was back for the camp.
"They had a short summer but they were anxious to get back at it."
The Terriers do have some holes to fill, as the team saw a number of high profile players complete their Junior eligibility in the spring, including starting netminder Kale Thomson.
That leaves Thomson's back-up Riley Medves with the eyes squarely on him.
"Riley had a good camp. You could tell he had played at the Junior 'A' level," said Cassan, adding in the black and orange game Sunday evening, "he made two, or three really big saves."
Carson Bogdan, who played with the Yorkton AAA Midget Harvest last season, and was the Terrier's third netminder through the playoffs is the other familiar face in camp.
Cassan said camp scrimmages are not the best for evaluating goaltenders as they get limited net time, and face a lot of Midget-aged players.
"In exhibition (games) you get a better look at goaltenders," said Cassan, who will take four goalies into the preseason, Medves, Bogdan, Bailey Stephens and Ryan Bontorin.
"It's really wide open. It really depends how the six exhibition games go."
The Terriers will look different on the blueline this season too, with Brady and Chase Norrish and Devon McMullen gone to graduation, and Tanner Lishchynsky moved to Flin Flon to complete the deal last season for Brett Boehm.
That leaves only Dylan Baer and Dallas Rossiter with extensive blueline time with the Terriers, and Sam Stormoen with limited action.
Among the rookie crop is Braden Lozinski, who was with the Prince Albert AAA Midget Mintos, and was with the Terriers in Vernon for the RBC Cup as insurance on the blueline.
Cassan admitted they are watching the defencemen closely to "see who can play, and in what situations."
Up front the Terriers return 10 with considerable Junior 'A' experience with the team.
Adam Santoro, with the Beardy AAA Midget Blackhawks and Carson Cayer, another Minto, are in camp after having limited game time with the Terriers last season as affiliated players.
Brandon Sookro is a new face with Terrier bloodlines as older brother Ryon wore orange and black.
"He's looked good. He had a good camp," said Cassan. "He's certainly a guy we feel can step in and contribute."
Kurt Johnes, 20, is another player who could add to the offence, coming over from Virden in the Manitoba Junior Hockey League to complete a deal for Curtis Oliver.
"I think he should be able to contribute," said Cassan, adding he had 17 goals in the MJHL last season.
The Terriers will be in exhibition action at the Farrell Agencies Arena Thursday hosting the MJHL's Swan Valley Stampeders and Waywayseecappo here Saturday.


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What Happened to Immunity for U.S. Troops in Iraq?
President Obama's recent moves in Iraq seem to have violated the one thing on which virtually everyone inside and outside of both the Obama and the Bush administrations agreed upon -- that U.S. troops in Iraq required parliamentary-approved immunities. In light of the President's recent escalation of U.S. forces, what are the immunity protections for the 3,000 U.S. troops in Iraq? Why weren't those protections enough to provide for a stay-behind force in 2011? And why does it matter?


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When B.o.B's May 25th mixtape hit the 'net back in February, readers and staff agreed that Gladiators was a cut above the rest. Today, slowpokes who still have yet to listen to the project can finally hear what the fuss is about. On this slow-burning banger, heavyweight producer The Alchemist serves up a densely-layered instrumental fraught with tense synths and glimmering piano riffs as B.o.B and fellow buzzmaker J. Cole suit up for battle. The rappers aren't fighting amongst themselves – on the contrary, they seem determined to take on the whole damned industry. The headliner comes with even more intense flows than usual, while Cole keeps things a little lower-key, spitting guest bars that drip with steely determination. Needless to say, the record should have readers cheering just like spectators at the Colosseum. If you're a Bobby Ray devotee, you'll be happy to hear that the album release date cited in the title of his latest mixtape has already been rendered incorrect. Say what?! That's right: the artist's debut set, The Adventures of B.o.B, has been pushed ahead to April 27.
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Before Twitter and YouTube could respond, millions of users saw video of journalist James Foley being beheaded. An equally large number of people were privy to naked photos of celebrities on sites such as 4chan and reddit, after a hacker illegally stole the photos from the cloud. These were eventually removed, but not before a surprising controversy rose up around these instances: Should social media sites be in the business of censoring content-and, by extension, users?
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DigitalContainers Inc. has signed a deal with Paperback Digital, Inc., a provider of MP3 audio books, to securely package and distribute the company's original Frankenstein radio broadcasts from the 1930s for sale in P2P networks. The original broadcasts, which have been remastered, cleaned, and transformed into MP3 audio books, will be packaged with additional background information about the series and a catalogue offering collector's memorabilia for sale, in an effort to form a complete digital collector's item.
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SMART Futures
On June 9, 2014, the School Board of Broward County approved Resolution 14-88, which would put a $800 Million General Obligation Bond on the November 4th ballot. The proceeds of this bond will be utilized for capital improvements and to purchase technology for teachers and students. SMART stands for: Safety, Music & Arts, Athletics, Renovation and Technology.
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If your child is going to be absent, please contact the school office, prior to 9:00 AM, on the day of the absence, in order to facilitate accurate record keeping. The school's phone number is (754) 323-5600. Thank you for your cooperation.
On August 20, 2013, The School Board of Broward County, Florida adopted revisions for Policy 5.5:Attendance, effective for the 2013-2014 school year. You can view the revised Attendance Procedure Manual at www.broward.k12.fl.us/studentsupport/sswad/HTML/ap.htm
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Menahem Lowy said the driver had already deposited 2 feet of plowed snow at the end of his driveway and was coming around for another sweep. He said the plow stopped in the street in front of his 13 Mountain View Drive home as Lowy shoveled the end of his driveway.
"It's not I who didn't let him do his job. It's he who didn't let me clean my driveway," a flustered Lowy said Wednesday.
Police said that the driver of the Merrimack Public Works Department plow reported that Lowy was blocking the roadway. Police said in a statement that Lowy complained to police about the driver plowing snow across the end of his driveway.
"With my age and the cold, there is no purpose for me to stand there for 20 minutes," Lowy said. "I just wanted to clean my driveway and go home."
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