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Leo Komarov will get the opportunity to play against NHLers while representing Team Finland in the 2014 Winter Games. He just hopes he won't have to wait too long before it happens again.
Komarov spent the shortened campaign with the Toronto Maple Leafs, scoring four goals and nine points in 42 contests while averaging 14:56 minutes per game.
He ultimately decided to return to the KHL for 2013-14, both because it was the better option financially and it presented him with an opportunity to play in a bigger role ahead of the Olympics. The 27-year-old forward has made the most of that extra ice time by recording a career-high 31 points in 48 contests. Going forward though, he wants to return to North America.
"It's a big goal for me for next season," Komarov said, according to TSN. "[But] I'm going to see how it's going to work out. Dynamo is playing pretty good right now so it's like everything is good there too, but I really enjoyed it in Toronto. It was really good."
Komarov will be an unrestricted free agent this summer, so while he is interested in returning to Toronto after they drafted him in 2006, he's also open to signing with other NHL clubs.
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Karn McNeil, 21, has complained to Mana Coach Services, which operates Newlands Coach Services, after one of its drivers pulled the finger at him, performed another rude gesture, and spat at him out of the window.
Mr McNeil, a retail worker, had been waiting to cross Manners St towards McDonald's on Wednesday night when the bus went past, heading towards Willis St.
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General Hospital spoilers tease that the Friday December 19 episode of the ABC soap will be packed full of must-see drama, and rumor has it GH fans will not want to miss a second of it. GH rumors have been flying around for weeks that Ric Lansing was headed back to Port Charles - and it looks like he has finally arrived, unfortunately he is bound and gagged in the trunk of the car. Comment?
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With Sami Khedira telling Bild journalists 'I'm a bit outside Real Madrid now' last night, the German World Cup winner looks sure to leave Los Blancos before the end of the transfer window.
Arsenal have appeared the favourites to sign Khedira throughout the transfer window, though there have been doubts over whether they'd be willing to pay his wages.
The Gunners now have a new competitor to contend with, as Napoli have entered the 'race' to sign Khedira, according to Gazetta dello Sport.
The Italian paper claim that having seen Fellaini get injured, the Neapolitans are looking for an alternative defensive midfielder, and see Khedira as the perfect option – especially as they enjoy such strong relations with Madrid, having paid them good money for Callejon and Albiol in recent seasons.
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the resivuor is full,no lights are on in the dash. the place i got the truck replaced a line that was damaged, i dont think they bled the brakes properly, was wondering how to do it.
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The last time somebody not named David Greene or D.J. Shockley was playing quarterback at Georgia, the Southeastern Conference had a distinctly different look.
The year was 2000, and Jim Donnan was in his final season as Georgia's head coach. Mark Richt was still calling plays at Florida State.
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The Rare Book Collection and the University Library mourn the loss of George Stuart (Ph.D. 1975), beloved good friend and benefactor.
The Rare Book Collection and the University Library mourn the loss of George Stuart (Ph.D. 1975), beloved good friend and benefactor.
A week ago, on a stormy Thursday, May 15, Wilson Library gave shelter to sessions of the 2014 Conference of the North American Society for Seventeenth-Century French Literature (NASSCFL).
At lunch hour, the Rare Book Collection mounted a selection of outstanding and eclectic imprints from the Grand Siècle, to the delight of the very knowledgeable conference attendees, who left behind their sandwiches and drinks for some bibliographical nourishment.
Materials were grouped thematically: "Arts & Science," "L'Imprimerie Royale," "Mazarinades," "History & Literature," and "Women as Agents and Objects." Clearly, there was something for everyone, as well as much surprise that such French literary resources resided in Chapel Hill. In particular, the extensive collection of Mazarinades—pamphlets published during the French civil wars known as the Fronde—elicited a fair degree of wonder. RBC's cataloging of the approximately 1,000 titles overlapped with the publication of Hubert Carrier's two-volume opus, Les mazarinades (Geneva, 1989-1991), which consequently failed to note UNC's impressive holdings. Examples on display and the two drawers of shelflist cards received much attention.
Professor Ellen Welch, of UNC's Department of Romance Languages & Literatures (and a co-organizer for the NASSCFL conference), has certainly used the Mazarinade collection to great advantage with her advanced French literature courses. A recent class did in-depth analysis of a small selection and produced an informative website.
The 2014 NASSCFL conference display was enjoyed not only by conference attendees but also by Wilson Library employees, who found new books to love. A particular favorite is Adrian Sicler's scarce cabbalistic palmistry text (left). And our recent acquisition of a rare edition of Melusine has already inspired a post on Wilson Library's tumblr.
The RBC is pleased to be sponsoring the current Wilson Library exhibition, Imagining the U.S. Civil War 1861-1900, curated by Professor Eliza Richards's undergraduate seminar in American literature. On April 24, the show opened with a lively reception, where the 21 student curators fielded questions from some 120 visitors about the over 80 items on display. Organized into categories such as "Union and Confederate Poetry," "The Suffering of Prisoners," "African American Literature" and "Women at War," the diverse materials include memoirs, dime novels, anthologies, photographs, broadsides, periodicals, and even a surgical kit.
Professor Eliza Richards led the reading- and research-intensive semester class, and students worked closely with Library staff to create an exhibition that gives a unique perspective on the epochal event through the superb holdings of Wilson Library's Rare Book Collection, North Carolina Collection, and Southern Historical Collection, as well as the Special Collections at the Health Sciences Library.
The opening took place the day after Unesco's World Book Day, April 23, the death date of writers William Shakespeare and Miguel de Cervantes. April 23 is also the feast day of St. George, or Sant Jordi, in Catalonia, where it is traditional for a man to present a rose to his beloved. In 1923, a bookseller created an adjunct tradition that caught on, in which a woman gives a book to her loved one. Millions of roses and hundreds of thousands of books are exchanged throughout Spain on April 23.
And so, in gratitude for presenting the public with so many amazing books, the student curators were presented with red roses, which they brandished with great flair for a group photograph.
The exhibition is up for graduation this weekend and continues through July 20.
The current Rooms of Wonder exhibition, which closes this Thursday, April 17, continues to attract enthusiastic viewers in its last weeks and days. On Saturday April 7, participants in the graduate student conference "Making Knowledge in Medieval and Early Modern Literary Culture"—a collaboration between UNC and Kings College, London—streamed into Wilson to see the show with the expert guidance of Professor Jessica Wolfe, who spoke at length about some of her favorite books on display.
Then the large group moved to the Pleasants Family Assembly Room to hear Dr. Pamela Smith, Seth Low Professor of History at Columbia University, deliver the conference's keynote address, "From Matter to Ideas: Making Natural Knowledge in Early Modern Europe." Professor Smith examined Renaissance mining and metalworking and the codification of that industrial and artisanal knowledge in Early Modern manuscript and printed books, such as the woodcut-illustrated editions of Georg Bauer, or Agricola. The lecture, one in the English & Comparative Literature Department's Critical Speaker series, is available in full in video at their site.
The picture above, while illustrating Professor Smith's lecture, also demonstrates how strangely distorted the experience of books can be when mediated by modern digital technology. So do listen to (and watch) the lecture, but come in one last time if you can to behold the marvelous printed books lent by alumna Florence Fearrington for Rooms of Wonder: From Wunderkammer to Museum, 1565-1865.
On Saturday March 29, the Modernextension Dance Company demonstrated the vitality of rare books in a multimedia dance program, which was partially inspired by Abeceda, a classic work of Czech modernism recently acquired by the Rare Book Collection. The company, directed by Heather Tatreau, performed their "Haunted" program to a full-capacity audience, who were encouraged to change their vantage points during the seven dance pieces, in order to experience different views from within the University's historic Gerrard Hall space.
Vítězslav Nezval's Abeceda, or "Alphabet," was the inspiration for the piece "Ghost," choreographed by Wilson Library employee and Modernextension Dance Company member Matt Karkutt, and "To the Letter," in which five dancers created solos in response to the book. Abeceda, published in Prague in 1926, shows dancer Milča Mayerová enacting letters of the Latin alphabet, opposite Nezval's poems. The noted Czech graphic designer Karel Teige is responsible for the illustrations, which manipulate photographs by K. Paspa.
Karkutt's choreography and the solo dances effectively exploded common conceptions of the static nature of letterforms and books. Dancers mimicked Mayerová's poses and spelled out words, with images from the book projected behind them.
It was an evening of forceful performances, with a great vibe. The Rare Book Collection hopes for future collaborations with other artists on campus. Indeed, the RBC considers itself a museum in the very best sense of the word: in it, the muses are at work. All artists–and every man is an artist–are encouraged to seek inspiration in the Rare Book Collection.
A week ago, on Thursday March 20, some two hundred Library supporters gathered in the FedEx Global Education Center's Peacock Atrium for a reception and viewing of UNC-Chapel Hill's seven millionth volume, Juan Latino's first book, the first book of poetry in a Western language published by an individual of Sub-Saharan African descent.
After much joyous socializing, the crowd moved into the Nelson Mandela Auditorium, where University Librarian Sarah Michalak welcomed the audience and spoke about the significance of Latino's book for UNC-Chapel Hill. And then Borden Hanes formally presented the volume to Chancellor Carol Folt as the gift of the Hanes Foundation in memory of his father, University benefactor Frank Borden Hanes, Sr.
Following Chancellor Folt's acceptance on behalf of the University, Curator of Rare Books Claudia Funke had the great pleasure of introducing the evening's speaker, Professor Michael A. Gómez, who gave a masterful address, "Juan Latino and the Dawn of Modernity."
The public program concluded with closing remarks from Sarah Michalak and the distribution of a beautifully printed keepsake edition of Professor Gómez's lecture.
There were further festivities at Wilson Library, where the book will be on public view through April 17 and live thereafter in perpetuity in the Rare Book Collection. Seven is indeed a lucky number!
This past week was UNC's Spring break, and most of our students have been away, at their families' homes or traveling. No doubt, they've all had with them electronic devices: smartphones, iPads, laptops, and Kindles. And maybe some made their journeys with a paperback or two.
Well, if they'd lived two centuries earlier, their portable reading matter might have had more style. The traveling library above, which the Rare Book Collection acquired last fall, is one of the earliest examples of its kind, the volumes bearing dates from 1802 to 1815. The whole is complete, with all 49 miniature books present, corresponding to the engraved contents list (above left), pasted to the inside of the original book-shaped box.
Each volume is 3-1/2 inches high, the pages comparable in size to a smartphone's screen. Titles include classics by French authors such as Molière, Racine, and Voltaire, as well as the works of other writers less well-known to Anglophones today.
Certainly, this traveling library is limited in content and more cumbersome than recent inventions, but what an elegant way to read on the go. Lore has it Napoleon even owned one.
We make one final post for Black History Month on this last day, and an exciting post it is. The University Library has just announced that its seven millionth volume—to be presented by the Hanes Foundation on March 20—is a copy of the first book by Renaissance humanist Juan Latino, widely considered to be the first person of sub-Saharan African ancestry to publish a book of poetry in a Western language. The rare and important 16th-century imprint will become a part of the Rare Book Collection. Read more about Latino and his book in the library news release. And join us for the viewing, presentation ceremony, and a lecture by Professor Michael A. Gómez at the FedEx Global Education Center.
We couldn't let Black History Month pass without blogging about the Rare Book Collection's outstanding resources for the study of the Black tradition. Here we highlight a recent acquisition and an extraordinary survival. This ephemeral broadside for the Sabbath School of the State Street M.E. Church is an African-American imprint, dateline Mobile, Alabama, March 17, 1865. There is only one other printing issued in the Confederate States of America known to be of African-American authorship.
This single sheet gives the rules, regulations, and by-laws for a school that appears to have became the first one for African-Americans in the state of Alabama. Sabbath schools were different from the Sunday schools of our era, offering non-religious instruction on the Sabbath, that day being the only one of the week that the laboring classes might have free. The creation of a school for African Americans was a bold move, and this document was produced on the very day that Union forces began their campaign to take the port city.
The State Street Methodist Church was founded in 1829 as a mission of the Methodist Episcopal Church, later the Methodist Episcopal Church, South. It came to have a congregation of 500 full members by 1855, when an imposing Italianate structure had been erected as its home. The landmark building still exists in Mobile.
In Urban Emancipation: Popular Politics in Reconstruction Mobile, 1860-1890 (Baton Rouge, 2002), Michael W. Fitzgerald notes that "less than one month after the city fell, the 'State Street M.E. Colored Church' opened a school with the assistance of a northern aid society. Ten days later over five hundred students were in attendance, gathered from churches throughout the city." The broadside now in the RBC would seem to relate to that school's origins and history. It also elicits all kinds of queries: from the circumstances of access to a printing press to the identities and lives of the "Committee and Framers," a few of whom can be found in the 1870 census for Mobile, with their "Color" listed variously as Mulatto or Black.
Other schools for African Americans rapidly opened in Mobile in the wake of State Street's. Tragically, at least two were destroyed by arson. A true rarity, the RBC's broadside provides material evidence of the Black quest for education in the United States and opens up new avenues for thought and research on Reconstruction and Black history in the American South.
A record-breaking number of people arrived at Wilson Library last night to view Rooms of Wonder: From Wunderkammer to Museum, 1565-1865 , an exhibition from the collection of alumna Florence Fearrington (A.B. 1958). The extraordinary assemblage of books, prints, and objects captivated an audience of over 200 students, faculty, and friends, who came from near and far. Exhibition goers had the opportunity to examine a range of important items that document the cabinets of curiosities phenomenon, from the first book to illustrate a specimen cabinet (1565) to a P. T. Barnum show bill advertising living wonders (1863).
Also on display were objects from the North Carolina Collection Gallery's natural history holdings and the Rare Book Collection's own Curiosities Cabinet (mostly non-codex examples from the history of the book), all of which recall the contents of Wunderkammers past and greatly enhanced the exhibition experience.
After the viewing and reception, people headed down to the Pleasants Family Assembly Room to hear a lecture entitled "The Cabinet of Curiosities in Word and Image: 500 Years of Representation (and Misrepresentation)," delivered by the leading scholar on Wunderkammers and the origins of museums, Arthur MacGregor, former curator of antiquities at Oxford University's Ashmolean Museum.
The overflowing crowd was also accommodated in a room on the other side of Wilson's lobby, where a live audio-video stream enabled those seated there to follow the speaker's every word and projected image.
MacGregor gave a sweeping survey of cabinets of curiosities, analyzing the degree to which many of the arresting renderings of Wunderkammers matched—or failed to match—their textual descriptions. It was an expert exploration of the topic, and appreciated by all in attendance. UNC is grateful to Mr. MacGregor, and, of course, to Ms. Fearrington for such a special evening.
The show will be up for the next two months, and we suspect that we'll see many of you in the Saltarelli Exhibit Room again and again, as this is an exhibition that repays revisiting. Also, mark your calendars for a future Rooms of Wonder lecture on Saturday, April 5, by Prof. Pamela Smith of Columbia University.


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Julian Knight: Beware US pensions and madcap mansion tax
Sunday 27 September 2009
The Government's personal accounts plan is in big – possibly terminal – trouble. Pensions minister Angela Eagle announced on Thursday that it won't now be fully in place until 2016 due to employer concerns over cost.
That's a four-year delay on the original plan and a staggering 12 years after it was first proposed by Lord Turner. But with the Government's life ebbing away, the scheme will either be ditched or radically overhauled by an incoming Tory government.
The Conservatives are looking at aspects of the 401(k) employee pension system from the US. In particular, they are intrigued that it's easier to withdraw cash from a 401(k) than from a UK pension scheme. Greater flexibility will help answer the old gripe against pension saving that you pay the money in but don't see anything for it until retirement.
Let's hope the Tory flirtation with 401(k) ends there, though. The US scheme doesn't compel employers to contribute. Porting this idea across the Atlantic may please business leaders but it would prove a disaster.
Our demographics are far worse than those in the US. Theirs is a relatively young population while ours is ageing. Hence we need to be saving more, and this can't be done without an employer contribution. If anything, contribution levels from both employers and employees have to be higher than the 8 per cent of salary proposed under personal accounts. The National Association of Pension Funds reckons an equivalent to 10 per cent of salary will do, but again this will only give a meagre pension pot.
So who is Mr Bean now, Vince?
Lauded by many as Britain's very own credit crunch soothsayer and teller of the famous joke about Gordon Brown morphing from Stalin into Mr Bean, Lib Dems Treasury spokesman Vince Cable hit the buffers spectacularly last week with his "mansions" tax proposal. Like Rowan Atkinson's Mr Bean character, Cable's wheeze is out of place, an anachronism reminding me of the Seventies and the days of "super taxes". He should know better. I can think of half a dozen ways such a property tax could be legitimately avoided.
And that's the key to something else – totally ignored by Labour when it imposed a new higher rate of income tax in the last Budget. The taxation system works best through consent: above a certain level, systemic avoidance takes place. In the 1980s, the Tory chancellor, Nigel Lawson, knew this when he cut the top rate of income tax from 60p to 40p. It actually brought in more money because avoidance fell and those near the threshold suddenly saw it was worth taking on that extra project or overtime.
We already have plenty of property taxes: stamp duty, capital gains (on a second home), inheritance tax and council tax. Remember, too, that the state, in effect, takes your home if you need long-term local authority care.
It is deceitful of politicians to pretend that the massive structural public deficit can be reduced without you and me paying higher taxes. And, yes, a dose of Nick Clegg's "savage cuts". Only after a decade, or maybe two, of this misery will taxes come down a little and public spending incrementally increase.
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[quote:Anonymous Coward 25676821:MV8yMDU3NTM5XzM0NjA1MzA4X0FFQTY0REE1] [quote:Anonymous Coward 28010201:MV8yMDU3NTM5XzM0NjAwOTI3XzM2NjY0NzUy] [b]80% of U.S. Mosques Teach Violence[/b] Last week came new confirmation that mosques in the U.S. aren't quite holding potluck suppers and teaching civic pieties. A new study has demonstrated that 80% of mosques right in this country are teaching jihad warfare and Islamic supremacism. Researchers Mordechai Kedar and David Yerushalmi reported in the Summer 2011 issue of Middle East Quarterly about a new survey that found that "51% of mosques had texts that either advocated the use of violence in the pursuit of a Sharia-based political order or advocated violent jihad as a duty that should be of paramount importance to a Muslim." Another 30% of mosques in the United States "had only texts that were moderately supportive of violence," while only "19% had no violent texts at all." This yet again contradicts the universally held assumption that U.S. mosques are completely benign institutions, in all respects equivalent to churches and synagogues. As long ago as 1998, Sheikh Muhammad Hisham Kabbani, a Sufi leader, visited 114 mosques in the United States. Then he gave testimony before a State Department open forum in January 1999 declaring that Islamic supremacists controlled most mosques in America . "The most dangerous thing that is going on now in these mosques," Kabbani said, "that has been sent upon these mosques around the United States—like churches they were established by different organizations and that is okay—but the problem with our communities is the extremist ideology. Because they are very active, they took over the mosques, and we can say that they took over more than 80% of the mosques that have been established in the U.S. And there are more than 3,000 mosques in the U.S. So it means that the methodology or ideology of extremists has been spread to 80% of the Muslim population, but not all of them agree with it." Terrorism expert Yehudit Barsky affirmed the same thing in 2005, saying that 80% of the mosques in this country "have been radicalized by Saudi money and influence." The Center for Religious Freedom in 2005 found a massive distribution of hateful jihadist and Islamic supremacist material in mosques in this country. The Mapping Sharia Project's 2008 study likewise found that upwards of 80% of mosques in America were preaching hatred of Jews and Christians and the necessity ultimately to impose Islamic rule. And in June 2008, federal investigators found that the Islamic Saudi Academy in Virginia, despite promises to stop teaching such material, was still using books that advocated that apostates from Islam be executed and that it was permissible for Muslims to kill and seize the property of "polytheists." What is most arresting about these studies is their unanimity. Although each was conducted independently of the others, they all came to the same conclusion: that around three-quarters of mosques in this country are teaching what amounts to sedition. And yet the mainstream media has shown about as much interest in the new survey as they did in the others—that is, none at all. Maybe they figure that it could be worse. After all, in recent years we have seen mosques used to preach hatred, to spread exhortations to terrorist activity, to house a bomb factory, to store weapons, to disseminate messages from Osama bin Laden, to demand that non-Muslims conform to Islamic dietary restrictions, to fire on American troops, to fire upon Indian troops and to train jihadists. But most of that took place outside the United States, so who cares? We know the mosques inside this country are different! And on what do we base this certainty? Why, nothing, nothing at all except for the bland and smiling assurances of Muslim leaders in this country that mosques are simply places of worship, no more, no less, and that anyone who thinks otherwise is a greasy Islamophobe. It is time to be more realistic. At the very least, reporters all over the country should be asking pointed questions of local mosque leaders about the books they're using and what they're teaching in general. And they should call on them to give honest, verifiable answers. It is more likely, however, that this study, like the others, will simply be ignored. But don't let that happen. Call upon your elected officials and the media to take notice of this new survey. Our freedoms depend on it. http://www.humanevents.com/2011/06/14/most-us-mosques-teach-violence/ [/quote] These mosques are being used as "Sleeper Cells" waiting to attack Americans from within. [/quote]
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Is the sheer number of individuals who are so incredibly ignorant and devoid of any understanding of dogmatic Islamic ideology and philosophy -- and then go on to create an extremely distorted perspective of the situation in Gaza without proper understanding of the reality at hand.
Have you READ the Qu'ran? Do you know what Sharia law is? Do you know this religion is bigoted beyond comprehension, at complete odds with the rest of the free world? That to this day they will stone women and gays? Do you understand Palestine is a word created in recent history to reflect displaced Arabs that mostly subscribe to this ideology???
Or will you continue to bark the same shit without educating yourself?
If you do not know what the true face of the religion is about, DO NOT OPINE about Israel and its operation in Gaza, because you have ABSOLUTELY NO CLUE WHAT YOU'RE TALKING ABOUT OR REFERRING TO.
THIS IS NOT ANY KIND OF TRADITIONAL WAR OF SIDE A vs. SIDE B.
When you fully understand that radical Islam is a WORLD DOMINATING, FREEDOM HATING IDEOLOGY that is akin to mental illness on the order of dementia, and teaches prevarication and deceit is the way to subdue all that DO NOT BELIEVE IN IT, you will understand that ISRAEL IS NOT FIGHTING A WAR WITH OTHER HUMANS.
It is fighting a war against a PSYCHOSIS that unfortunately will place innocent civilians -- including women and children -- in its path at ALL COSTS -- to ADVANCE ITS IDEOLOGY.
So please, do yourself and this forum a favor and shut your incredibly naive mouth until you are fully educated on the topic. Cease and desist from casting blind blame in the wrong direction and promulgating bullshit. You're no better than the mainstream media.
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