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School Briefs - Deep Run High School
Come Nov. 16, when the Deep Run High School boys' basketball team opens its 2012-2013 season against Thomas Dale High School, 270 days will have passed since head coach Curt Kassab and his Wildcats have taken the floor. And coming off a stingy loss to Highland Springs in the Wildcats' first playoff appearance under Kassab, this year's squad will be hungrier than ever.
Deep Run will be looking to build off last year's 16-9 season – the school's first winning season since Kassab took over as head coach two seasons ago. Last season also marked the first District and Regional tournament appearances in the Kassab era. "Our goal every year is to compete for a district title and a birth in the Regional Tournament," Kassab said.
Repeating last year's success will be no easy task, however, as Deep Run heads into the 2012-2013 season losing 10 players to graduation; most notably first-team All-District guard Parker Hull and second-team All-District center Lucas Dyer. This leaves a mere four returning varsity players for Kassab and company, and only one, junior guard Tim Branin, with extensive varsity game experience.
These key departures mean new faces will have to step up and lead this year's team, a challenge that senior guard Nick Butz welcomes. "I'm looking forward to being a leader of the team," Butz said, "I expect our team to be tough and have a great year."
While most are ready to write them off, Kassab sees this team with loads of untapped potential. "We have some talented young players and it's important that we develop these young kids," Kassab said. "I think that is critical in building a good basketball program."
With three-fourths of last year's team gone, Deep Run will have to rely heavily on its renowned student section, the "Wildcat Wackos."
The Deep Run basketball program has tons of momentum after last year's playoff run; however, with the large amount of turnover, repeating last year's success will be an immense challenge for coach Kassab and the Wildcats.
Henrico to offer Christmas tree recycling
Citizen Staff Reports 12/22/2014
Henrico residents can recycle their Christmas trees after the holidays at one of several locations in the county.
From Dec. 26 through Jan. 11, trees will be accepted at the following spots:
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CVWMA curbside recycling collection and trash collections will have a one day delay in collections Dec. 25-26 and Jan. 1-2. There will be no collections on Dec. 25 or Jan. 1.
Curbside recycling collections Monday through Wednesday will be on regular schedule. Red Thursday and Red Friday curbside recyclers will have a one day delay in collection services Dec. 25-26. Blue Thursday and Blue Friday curbside recyclers will have one day delay in collection services Jan. 1-2. Containers should be placed at the curb by 7 a.m. on collection day. All Friday collections will take place on Saturday. > Read more.
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Mothers Against Drunk Driving (MADD) will host a candlelight vigil of remembrance and hope Tuesday, Dec. 2 at 7 p.m. at the University of Richmond, outside the Cannon Chapel. The public is invited to attend and join MADD to honor victims of impaired driving crashes, while helping to remind the community to be safe during the holidays. > Read more.
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'Jingle All the Way 2' is expectedly flawed
Was anyone asking for an extra-large helping of Larry the Cable Guy this Christmas? If so, you can thank Santa Claus for Jingle All the Way 2.
If not, you can be like the rest of us and curse Santa for his folly in creating such a film. Santa, we neither wanted nor needed this.
A follow-up to the much-derided 1996 Christmas film Jingle All the Way, Jingle All the Way 2 isn't so much a sequel as it is an odd kind of remake, offering a few original twists on the original's dad-vs-dad holiday showdown, but also copying large chunks of the original without alteration. > Read more.
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Weekend Top 10
Several holiday performances take place this weekend in Henrico including "It's a Wonderful Life" and Theatre IV on Tour's "'Twas the Night Before Christmas" – both at The Cultural Arts Center at Glen Allen. The Central Virginia Masterworks Chorale will perform Vivaldi's "Gloria" at River Road Church, Baptist and the Virginia Repertory Theatre will present "Santa's Christmas Miracle" at the Children's Theatre at Willow Lawn. A fun annual tradition, now in its 14th year, will be at SkateNation Plus in Short Pump – Chabad of Virginia's Chanukah on Ice. For all our top picks this weekend, click here! > Read more.
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Double Cylinder: A double cylinder lock is keyed on both sides of the door and is only locked and unlocked via a key. Often times they are used on doors where glass is near the door that could be easily broken and the thumbturn on a standard single cylinder lock would be accessible. Note: Some images of this product may be of single cylinder version of the lock with a thumbturn on the interior rather than a keyed cylinder.
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Call it a sixth sense, a special connection, or just plain mystery. But whatever gift cats and dogs have that allows them to detect health conditions in their owners sure has been saving a lot of lives.
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Kavita just returned from another month-long tour in France with OLLI GOES TO BOLLYWOOD! What a blast!
TWEET: Almost done writing my first song cycle for mezzo-soprano and piano. Is this what giving birth feels like sans the blood & pain? #wonder #proud
TWEET: I cannot WAIT to get back on the road! 2 weeks till the second leg of the Olli Goes to Bollywood concert tour. France, HERE I COME!
Kavita updated her LinkedIn page! Connect with her and check it out.
The next leg of the Olli Goes to Bollywood tour is set to commence on October 6th!
Tour dates include:
-Le 10 Octobre "Avel Vor" Plougastel-Daoulas (29)
-Le 12 Octobre "Bleu Pluriel " Trégueux (22)
-Le 13 Octobre "Scène Jacques Prévert" Savigny-Le-Temple (97)
-Le 19 Octobre "Le Quai" Angers (41)
Watch Kavita and a mystery man perform the Marilyn Monroe classic, 'I Wanna Be Loved By You' in a cute video cover on YouTube!
Kavita is back in Chennai and composing music for a solo album, that is expected to release in 2014.
Kavita performed with Olli Goes to Bollywood at the Tombées de la Nuit festival in the Rennes, France on July 5, 2013!
What an incredible birthday!! This is the best birthday I've had in YEARS! After our performance in Dijon, Olli revealed my birthday to the audience who then sang the birthday song to me IN FRENCH! Then later, the whole crew surprised me with a party and cake. We danced to disco all night, signed CDs and posters, and had a jolly old time.
I couldn't have asked for more.
I was born with music inside me. Music was one of my parts. Like my ribs, my kidneys, my liver, my heart. Like my blood. It was a force already within me when I arrived on the scene. It was a necessity for me-like food or water.
Olli Goes to Bollywood - BEHIND THE SCENES
On June 16th, the Olli Goes to Bollywood team performed on RADIO FRANCE in two live national broadcasts!
Beginning June 2013, Kavita will be going on a month-long tour with Olli Goes to Bollywood where she will be performing Bollywood style music in France! Soloists include Ollivier Leroy, Kavita Baliga, Asad Khan and The Violin Brothers.
Check out Kavita's cover of Etta James' classic, 'At last'.
OLLI & THE BOLLYWOOD ORCHESTRA returned to Chennai for a two-week long video shoot for the concert tour that is schedule to commence in June 2013. Kavita and members of Euphonic Yatra recorded at Sy9 studios for the CD.
The third song by A.R. Rahman for the QYUKI launch. Kavita Baliga and Nikhita Gandhi sing in the Hindi version of Scarborough Fair. Check it out!
Concept - A.R.Rahman; Project Manager - Kavita Baliga; Vocalists - Nikhita Gandhi, Kavita Baliga; Lyrics - Shashwat Singh; Guitar - Akshay Yesodharan; Violin - Bhaskar Bhuyan; Recording Engineers - Jerry Silvester Vincent, Santhosh Dhayanidhi, Saikumar Prabhakaran; Programming - Kavita Baliga, Santhosh Dhayanidhi; Mixed by - Jerry Silvester Vincent; Mastered by - R.Nitish Kumar
The second of three songs for the launch of QYUKI. Listen now!
Concept - A.R.Rahman; Project Manager - Kavita Baliga; Vocalist - Deepiga Swaminathan; Harmonies - Kavita Baliga; Vocal Supervisor - Karthik; Lyrics - Pa.Vijay; Guitar - Akshay Yesodharan; Recording Engineers - Jerry Silvester Vincent, Santhosh Dhayanidhi, Saikumar Prabhakaran; Programming - Kavita Baliga, Santhosh Dhayanidhi, Jerry Silvester Vincent; Mixed by - Jerry Silvester Vincent; Mastered by - R.Nitish Kumar
The first of three songs premiered on QYUKI. Check it out!
Vocal Supervisors - Karthik and Kavita Baliga; Music Producer - A.R.Rahman; Vocalist - Abhay Jodhpurkar; Harmonies - Hema Nayak, Vedika Chandran; Vocal Supervisor - Karthik; Lyrics - Pa.Vijay; Recording Engineers - Jerry Silvester Vincent, Santhosh Dhayanidhi, Saikumar Prabhakaran; Programming - Santhosh Dhayanidhi, Jerry Silvester Vincent; Mixed by - Jerry Silvester Vincent; Mastered by - R.Nitish Kumar
The official launch of QYUKI, the social media platform founded by Shekhar Kapur and A.R. Rahman was broadcast live today across the world. The launch premiered three of the songs Kavita managed and wrote. The project features Western Classical and Folk tunes re-arranged and written for Indian audiences. The first three songs included Scarborough Fair in Hindi and Tamil, and Greensleeves written for the first time in Tamil.
Watch Classic Incantations on NDTV today at 3 pm featuring A.R. Rahman's scores performed by the Film Orchestra Babelsberg, KMMC Chamber Choir, Kavita Baliga, Navin Iyer, Arun Kamath, Asad Khan, and conducted by Matt Dunkley.
Kavita visited Yash Raj Studios today in Mumbai to sing in the background score of Jab Tak Hai Jaan.
Kavita will be featured singing on Olli's new CD coming out in 2013! She will also be singing in the tour in France! Check out the teaser video!
Kavita recorded for the upcoming CD by Olli and the Bollywood Orchestra at Deepak Dev's studio in Chennai. She also conducted her choir, Euphonic Yatra during the recording. The album will be releasing in 2013!
BUY CLASSIC INCANTATIONS, the CD online! Released September 2012 by T Series.
I had a wonderful time in Germany and performing in Bollywood Dreams. I was shocked to see so many Indian people in the audience! Looking forward to more concerts in Germany!
Klaus Peter Beyer, the director of the Film Orchestra Babelsberg, brought 'Classic Incantations' to Potsdam, Germany on August 25th, 2012. The KM Music Conservatory Chamber Choir, Kavita Baliga, Asad Khan, Navin Iyer, and conductor Matt Dunkley came to Potsdam to perform the scores from A.R. Rahman's films with the Film Orchestra Babelsberg. Once again, the show was a grand success!
I cannot begin to comprehend the various twists and turns life has thrown at me, but I am overwhelmingly grateful for the opportunities I have been given, the people I have had the honor of working with and my loved ones. My family, friends, coworkers and Mr. ARR have enriched my life more than I can say. I feel blessed.
The North American Konkani Association honored Kavita with an award for being a pioneer, entrepreneur, and following her dreams in music. The award ceremony was held at the 2012 Konkani Convention in New Jersey.
Kavita recorded today for composer Stuart Wood at Hoxton Works today in London for his new musical The Mask of Joy. The session was conducted by Stuart and included Hassan Mirza, Ralph Bogard, and Chloe Nicolson.
The new social media platform founded by Shekhar Kapur and A.R. Rahman is set to launch this summer. Kavita is working on composing and programming a set of 10 songs for the launch.
QYUKI - a social media platform founded by Shekhar Kapur and A.R. Rahman. COMING SOON!
TWEET: AFTERGLOW. Classic Incantations tour finished with a BANG in Bangalore! Sad it's over and so appreciative of the opportunity. Love you all!
What an adventure! I am so proud of my students for doing such a fabulous job during the Classic Incantations tour. Brilliant work by the Film Orchestra Babelsberg, Matt Dunkley, Asad Khan, Navin Iyer, and everyone who made this possible. A big hug to everyone! Bravo.
My parents, aunt and close friends were at the Bangalore concert. I am so happy! What a great way to end the tour! It's party time.
WOW. No words. Chennai's Classic Incantations concert ROCKED. The audience was loud and enthusiastic. We all enjoyed the energy of the room. It's so wonderful to have an audience that is so excited. What a great concert! Looking forward to Bangalore.
Classic Incantations in Kolkata still didn't match the energy of Mumbai's concert. The audience was quite silent throughout. However, I felt a wonderful connection with the music today. I sang my heart out. Hope everyone enjoyed it! Chennai, here we come!
The Delhi Classic Incantations concert didn't match the energy of Mumbai's. Plus the audience wasn't as enthusiastic. Cross your fingers for Kolkata!
Classic Incantations kicked off on January 20, 2012 in Mumbai to a packed and enthusiastic audience.
FINAL REHEARSAL of Classic Incantations with the Film Orchestra Babelsberg, KMMC Chamber Choir, A.R. Rahman, Matt Dunkley, and Alan Meyerson at Yash Raj Studios, Mumbai. So exciting!
Kavita Baliga, conductor of KM Music Conservatory's Chamber Choir, had the opportunity to conduct 'What a Wonderful World' for the In Memoriam section of the Oscars that celebrates the lives and careers of people who have contributed to the film industry who have passed. The choir recorded at Yash Raj Studios in Bombay, India under Hollywood sound engineer, Alan Meyerson.
Kavita conducted Roshni Vincent's gospel choir to perform for Bollywood celebrities and Oprah Winfrey for a television special on her new network OWN. Oprah traveled to Bombay and hobnobbed with celebs at a gala event hosted by socialite Parmeshwar Godrej. Attendees included stars like Aishwarya Rai, Priyanka Chopra, and Shabhana Azmi.
TWEET: Beginning rehearsals for Classic Incantations Tour with the KMMC Chamber Choir, scheduled to commence January 2012. So THRILLED!
Kavita made a guest appearance at Blend, in the Taj Clubhouse for the launch of A.R Rahman's new CD SUPERHEAVY. The event was hosted by The Brew magazine. (Above: Sameer Bharat Ram, editor of The Brew and Kavita Baliga).
Kelcey Gavar and Kavita Baliga directed KM Music Conservatory's annual scenes concert at Museum Theater, Chennai. The concert featured scenes from popular operas and musicals performed by KMMC's students, alumni, and faculty.
Kavita Baliga and Kelcey Gavar, voice faculty at KM Music Conservatory, performed 'Mira o Norma' from the opera Norma for KMMC's annual day. They were accompanied by Brian Clark, KMMC piano faculty.
BREW MAGAZINE, Jan 2011
127 Hours Launch Party
Kavita made a guest appearance at BREW Magazine's 127 Hours audio launch party hosted by Courtyard by Marriot, Chennai.
"The voice of an angel!" - Shekhar Kapur on Kavita Baliga
Kavita performed at a Michael Jackson Tribute concert sponsored by A.R. Rahman, and Pravin Mani. She sang 'Don't Stop till you Get Enough' to an audience of 10,000.
Martin Luther King Jr. Tribute Concert
Lady Andal Theater, Chennai, 2009
In early 2009, Kavita conducted the KM Music Conservatory Chamber Choir in a concert hosted by the American Consulate and Lady Andal Theater to mark the 50th anniversary of Martin Luther King Jr.'s pilgrimage to India, and to recognize his non-violent activism toward human rights. The concert featured Kavita, the KMMC Chamber Choir and faculty, and included Martin Luther King III and Indian film actor Kamal Haasan who both spoke at the event.


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Paul Bril
Flemish (born in Belgium), 1554–1626
Trees on a Rocky Bank, c. 1590
ink on paper
35.2 x 27 cm
Collection of the Winnipeg Art Gallery
Landscape painting in Europe was not embraced as an independent genre until the early sixteenth century. At that time the northern schools, mainly the Flemish and German, along with many Italian painters, assumed the leading role in developing the new genre. The landscape sketch or drawing, executed en plein air (outdoors), played a vital role in the development and refinement of the landscape composition in painting. This drawing by the Flemish artist Paul Bril illustrates how artists began the process of creating the composition with individual studies for their finished painting. In this superb rendering of a tree in its natural setting, the artist has focused on key aspects of vegetation and topography that animate the final composition. The Bril family, which included Paul Bril, his brother, and his father, was one of the most important contributors to the northern landscape tradition in Italy in the sixteenth century.
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yes, no, maybe so.
fuckin' with the lights on
You cunt.
fuckin' with the lights on
Even if I spent my whole weekend in the sahara, gobi, and Mohave, seeing "lower tier" acts, it is still worth the trip. An act like Miss Ga works great for me to thin out the herd. On the other hand on the off chance there were no other acts playing I wanted to see, I had no need of a portopot stop, I had already eaten, I'd already spent my record budget at the record store, and had enough of just laying on the sweet green grass, I'd check her act out for a few minutes.
I'm a reasonable man, get off my case....
I voted, but this thread is no help to preventing the situation. There really is enough threads about her. I would want her there if she wore the meat dress and was on stage with lions and tigers and bears, just imagine how much better of a place the world would be.
Lady Gaga playing Coachella isn't so much dependent on her appearance, but on the rest of the lineup. You lock us up alone on a Polo Field together and someone's gonna get cut. You bring Underworld to the party and we're cool.
I'm a reasonable man, get off my case....
100% No.
I'm a reasonable man, get off my case....
It would have been alright if they booked her in 2008. Hell, my Seattle high-school operated dance radio station booked her for a small listener appreciation party in 08'. But now....no thanks. Will take her over Jack Johnson any year though.
Is it a bucket list check off? Kind of.
I would check her out for a couple of songs, just to have my own opinion of her live show. Will the Sahara be off the chain while shes on the main stage? Yes.
Chvrches 09/19
Banks 10/16
Digitalism 11/08
I'd much rather have gaga there as opposed to any other new pop artists.
Friday Lou Reed, Modest Mouse,Beach House,Infected Mushroom, Johnny Marr,Wolfgang Gartner, Four Tet, TNGT, Earl Sweatshirt, Lee Scratch Perry, Dam Funk
the XX, New Order, Knife Party, Violent Femmes, SMD, Major LAzer, 2 Chainz, Danny Brown, Booka Shade, Bingo Players, Pusha T, Trash Talk
RHCP, Nick Cave, Vampire Weekend, Social D, Wu Tang,Eric Prydz, Lumineers, James Blake, Grimes, Raider Klan, Roni Size, Smith Westerns
While this might work for Lolla, it doesn't work for Coachella
September 20: Fleetmac Wood @ Los Globos
September 23: Interpol @ Fox Pomona
September 27: Merchandise @ Echoplex
October 17: Massive Attack / TV on the Radio @ SB Bowl
October 21: Metronomy @ The Regent
November 13: Run the Jewels @ The Echo
November 18: Real Estate @ The Belasco
I wonder what that meat outfit would look and smell like after being subjected to the Indio sun.
hellllllll nooooooo
Coachella 06, 07, 08, 09, 10, 11Lollapalooza 95, 96, 97, 03, 08
Rock The Bells 07, 09, 10
Sasquatch 10
Bonnaroo 09
Vegoose 07, RIP
Mile High 09
Upcoming Shows
6/9 - Deftones/Dillenger | 6/10 - Cake | 6/17 - Buckethead | 6/28 - Glitch Mob | 7/25 - APC | 7/30 - LA Rising (Rage, Muse, Lauryn Hill, Rise Against) | 8/12 - Cut//Copy
im not liking all this lady gaga/eminem/kanye west talk. wtf ?
I'm a reasonable man, get off my case....
Its like the Infinite Monkey Theorem, if you put X amount of monkeys in a room with a typewriter and ask them to give you Shakespeare 99% of them will fling their shit at you while the other 1% will masturbate in the corner.
I'm a reasonable man, get off my case....
No, absolutely not.
Its like the Infinite Monkey Theorem, if you put X amount of monkeys in a room with a typewriter and ask them to give you Shakespeare 99% of them will fling their shit at you while the other 1% will masturbate in the corner.
Yes, because I wouldn't pay to see her on her own tour. However, huge spectacle at Coachella? Yesssss.
I could care less about the chick either way. It's the little monster fans of hers that would show up in droves from L.A. ala Madonna 06' that worry me. Her fans are younger than Madonnas though and have the energy to hang out ALL DAY and ruin everything! lol
I would like it if she drew away from other stages, allowing me to see bands I want to see. I would not like it if she cost so much, it prevented goldenvoice from booking bands I want to see.
Upcoming: 04/11/14-04/13/14 - Coachella Weekend One; 04/18/14-04/20/14 - Coachella Weekend Two; 08/19/14 - NIN/Soundgarden (Isleta Amphitheater - Albuquerque, NM)
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Ugh. And I was waiting for this thread to pop up. And you'd think since I no longer sleep I would have caught this
Ugh. And I was waiting for this thread to pop up. And you'd think since I no longer sleep I would have caught this
Guess I missed out. I was trying to log in to KKF less frequently . . . And I was one who sent a PM to ask questions after I saw the original thread.
Oh, well. I'd like to be a back up for round one, or perhaps on the list for round 2
Wow, sorry I missed it. Congrats, looks like a winner.
Oh damn! Just realized I'm out of luck...! Darn it
id like to get in on round 2 if possible.
Can we go ahead and sign up for another round? I think there are more of us .
I'll talk it over with Butch and see if 20 is doable. I'll report back ASAP!
Also, for those of you who are looking for specs, these knives will have:
Blade Length: 85mm
Handle Length: 100mm
Steel Type: CTS-XHP, hardened to 61hrc
Grind Type: Hollow, on a 4' platen.
Thanks again, everyone.
Already have an answer. Unfortunately, between Butch's custom orders, and razors, 10 is all he can handle for now. He might try to squeeze in an extra one, steel permitting, but that's it until round 2.
Thanks for the amazing response to this, guys!
Aw, man! Would love to get one as well, but I guess I have to wait. If there's a round 2 please sign me up! Great job designing this one, it looks like a stunner of a knife!


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We Won't Bow Down
One day last July I sat next to the Salvadoran-American musician David Molina on a long bus ride. He showed me his pictures of Carnival in Paucartambo in the Peruvian Andes, and when he was done I showed him mine of Mardi Gras in New Orleans. The indigenous town at nearly 10,000 feet holds a raucous celebration with fireworks, costumes, people throwing stuff, playing with fire, kidnapping strangers and keeping them hostage at feasts, drinking in quantity, kids staying up into the small hours—the rules are all broken, and the first rule is the one of shyness and separation. New Orleans is about as different from Paucartambo as could be, starting with the fact that parts of it are below sea level, but it too keeps alive the old tradition of Carnival—not just on Mardi Gras, the last day of Carnival season, before Lent begins with Ash Wednesday, but all through the weeks from Twelfth Night, January 5, when it begins. What happens in Carnival is complicated. But let me send another float through this parade of ideas first.
Six years ago I wrote a book about hope. A few years later I went to look at the worst things that happen to people and found some more hope in the resilience, the inventiveness, the bravery and occasionally the long-term subversion with which people respond. It culminated in another fairly hopeful book, based on the surprising evidence of what actually happens in disaster. Civil society happens, and sometimes joy in that society; institutional failure often also transpires. Sometimes a power struggle to re-establish the status quo follows, and sometimes the status quo wins, sometimes it doesn't. Which is to say, sometimes we win, though that's far from inevitable. This is grounds to be hopeful. Now, being hopeful seems to me like it's preferable to being hopeless, but for six years I've been talking about these books in public. This means I've also been running into people at readings, talks and interviews who are furiously attached to hopelessness, to narratives of despair and decline, to belief in an omniscient them who always wins and a feeble us who always loses. To keep hold of this complex, they have to skew the evidence, and they do. They cherry-pick. They turn complex facts into simple stories. They constitute a significant sector of the left.
I don't believe that they represent the whole left; rather, it seems the self-appointed spokespeople for the left are both more privileged than the left as such and more attached to defeat. Defeat for the privileged means cynicism and an excuse for doing little or nothing; defeat for the oppressed means surrender to hideous or fatal conditions, which might be why hope has of late come from people like the Zapatistas, the indigenous campesinos of Mexico's poorest state, or the Coalition of Immokalee Workers, the incredible undocumented-immigrant farmworkers organization that forced Taco Bell and then McDonald's into negotiations. Hope, in the myth of Pandora's box, is what is left behind after everything else has fled; those who hang on to everything else seem to give up or overlook hope. So they often say we always lose.
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"Always" is the key word here, because many leftists are also smitten with sweeping generalizations—and they are oddly willing to accept generalizations that everything is awful, while if you point out that not everything is awful they will believe you've said everything is wonderful and try to shoot that down. If you generalized about a race or a gender, they'd be all over you, but they'll turn history into a one-sided parade straight to the dogs and feel like they're facing the facts. Attachment to despair and defeatism is often portrayed as realism, though it flies in the face of our history, in which, though corporations have continued their T-Rex march, a host of liberations—from colonialism and age-old discriminations—have proceeded apace, so much so that our society is pretty unrecognizable from a 1965 perspective, wilder than anything in the science fiction of the time in terms of changed roles for women, people of color and unstraight people, changed ideas about nature, religion, power, justice and more. And corporate capital has been far from the only force at work in this era that has seen the WTO diminished into near irrelevance, the FTAA defeated and NAFTA almost universally reviled.
I think of these naysayers as the Eeyore chorus, after the dismal donkey in Winnie-the-Pooh, and I run into them a lot. It may be that for those coming from the mainstream to the left the chance to tell the underside of the official version—that it's corrupt and destructive—seems like the work at hand. I come from the left, and my task is clearly telling the other, overlooked histories of hope, popular power, subversion and possibility. Which elicits a lot of grumbling from Eeyore's many reps.
I got a dose of one of the really common axioms of defeat from a well-spoken young academic woman early on my book tour. I'd been comparing disaster to Carnival in its disruptiveness and subversion of everyday roles. With some irritation at my invitation to consider a more open world, she raised the old bugbear that Carnival is not subversive because it reconciles people to the status quo. (It's a dimming-down of Mikhail Bakhtin's famous writings on Carnival in his book on Rabelais.) First of all, what is Carnival? I've only been to one, a couple of times, but it was in New Orleans after Hurricane Katrina, and it consisted of a host of phenomena tending in all kinds of political directions. Mardi Gras and Carnival are not synonymous; the latter is a weeks-long season from Twelfth Night in January to the last day before Lent, during which krewes put on public parades and private balls. Mardi Gras, Fat Tuesday, is that last day. Rex is the central parade of Mardi Gras, led by the business elite of the town, and only grudgingly integrated after being forced to do so by the city (some of the other oligarchical Carnival krewes, Comus and Momus, just stopped parading rather than integrate). The city sponsors and organizes none of Mardi Gras; it just prevents unintegrated krewes from marching, polices a lot and sweeps up the tons of debris afterward.
So there's Rex, but it has to wait for Zulu, which is a parody of Rex and of stereotypes of African-Americans—it features the city's black elite in grass skirts and leopardskin with spears and jungle floats. Zulu's procession goes before Rex and traditionally, I'm told, likes to keep Rex waiting. Louis Armstrong was once the king of Zulu—the Carnival krewes create their own royalty—and once said to the king of England, "This one's for you, Rex," when he sang "(I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal You." The spirit of Carnival let a son of the New Orleans streets spit in a king's eye. More recently, a queen of Zulu, Desirée Rogers, became Obama's social secretary.
Zulu, like a lot of the African-American krewes, isn't just an organization that puts on a parade. It's an outgrowth of the social aid and pleasure clubs that were once widespread in the South, and the clubs are a version of the benevolent societies that were once a huge social force for the working class of the United States. My friend Eric Laursen has written about them. He says:
Fraternal orders (which also included women's organizations) were an enormous social force among American working people in the first half of the 20th Century—nearly as significant as labor unions. Also known as mutual aid societies, their defining features were [what David T. Beito described as] "an autonomous system of lodges, a democratic form of internal government, a ritual, and the provision of mutual aid for members and their families."... The legions who joined the fraternal orders were not anarchists. The orders tended to be organized in a rigidly hierarchical way, and their leaders loved to underscore their Americanism and denounce radicals and revolutionaries. But perhaps they protested a bit too much. Anarchists have always projected mutual aid as the basic organizing principle of a non-hierarchical, non-authoritarian society. And despite their many defects, the fraternal orders carried out perhaps the most ambitious experiment in mutual aid in US history -- a project that cut across classes and gave immigrants and people of color a tool for advancing themselves when government and capitalist business structures were both geared to keep them in their place. The orders provided a powerful demonstration that mutual aid could serve as an alternative method for organizing a complex modern society.
African-American social aid and pleasure clubs grew out of the benevolent societies of the nineteenth century, which, as Laursen points out, provided funerals, medical coverage and accident and unemployment insurance to their members. Put that way, they sound as dreary as the corporations I write checks to for my health care and other insurances, but they were vibrant organizations that provided a real sense of membership. You weren't giving your money to the faceless bureaucracy and hoping for something back; you were taking care of your brethren, who would take care of you. Put another way, they provided tangible necessities (social aid) when things went wrong but intangible ones (social pleasure) when they went right. Pretty different from your HMO—and pretty cool. Zulu's website proclaims that "during the Christmas season, the organization gives Christmas baskets to needy families, participates in the Adopt-a-School program [where one elementary school was named after a deceased member, Morris F.X. Jeff, Sr.], contributes to the Southern University Scholarship Fund and donates funds and time to other community organizations."
In one sense Carnival keeps the mutual aid societies of New Orleans alive, but in another sense the societies keep Carnival alive. But Mardi Gras is one day, and the big downtown parades are only one aspect of a festival that, like most Carnivals, lasts for weeks. There are a lot of other organizations parading, from Muses, the women's krewe, which is sort of feminist and sort of raunchy, to informal things like Julu, the klezmer-inspired takeoff on Zulu my friend Rebecca Snedeker belongs to. I joined Julu in 2008, and we roamed the streets and stopped off for drinks and ducked out to see other parades. There are about nine gay krewes with their own balls, and there's an AIDS ritual involving cremation ashes on the day of celebration, one day before Ash Wednesday.
The Mardi Gras Indians, who date back to the 1880s, are small bands of African-American men in flamboyant, massive beaded costumes modeled after American Indian regalia. They are said to honor the relationship between slaves and American Indians in an earlier time, and their beadwork is really more Yoruba than it is American Indian, part of the mysterious survival in New Orleans of ties to Africa that largely vanished elsewhere. In The World That Made New Orleans, music historian Ned Sublette says, "The Indians embody resistance" and "collectively, they're part of what knits New Orleans's black populace together." According to him, the refrain of one of their songs includes the line "We won't bow down." The Mardi Gras Indians head out on their own without announced routes on Mardi Gras and a few other days every year, but making the costumes and maintaining the communities lasts all year. This is probably the very essence of Mardi Gras and all Carnival as I understand it: maintaining community.
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JENSEN: Bears survive sluggish first half, then bury Jaguars in second
BY SEAN JENSEN firstname.lastname@example.com October 7, 2012 9:56PM
Jaguars quarterback Blaine Gabbert is sacked by Bears linebacker Lance Briggs during the second half Sunday. Briggs also intercepted a pass by Gabbert and returned it 36 yards for a touchdown. | Phelan M. Ebenhack~AP
Updated: November 9, 2012 6:18AM
JACKSONVILLE, Fla. — Before kickoff Sunday at EverBank Field, with the sun beating down on them, Bears
players braced for the toll the 88-degree heat and the shortened week would take on them.
''It was a hot one,'' receiver Brandon Marshall said. ''I've lived here almost all my life, and I'm still not used to it.''
The Bears looked sluggish at the start, especially on offense. But after getting an earful from coach Lovie Smith at halftime, the Bears returned to the field and welcomed a climate change.
''The sun went down,'' defensive tackle Henry Melton said, ''and the monsters came out.''
And the Jacksonville Jaguars are sure to have plenty of nightmares.
As the sun descended in the third quarter, the Bears got stronger and stronger. The offense grinded its way to a 17-play, nine-minute drive that Robbie Gould capped with a field goal, and the defense dominated to the tune of two interceptions returned for touchdowns.
''I don't know how all that happened,'' Jaguars coach Mike Mularkey said. ''I told the team that I wish I knew what I could say to them afterwards after coming in from a 3-3 tie at the half [and] playing pretty good football. To let it escalate out of control like it did is unfortunate.''
Forget about style points. The Bears had a brutal turnaround, defeating the Dallas Cowboys on the road on ''Monday Night Football,'' then heading to Jacksonville for a game six days later.
The Jaguars were 1-3 entering the game, but their losses had come against three teams that entered the weekend at least tied for the lead in their respective divisions. On any day, running back Maurice Jones-Drew is hard to handle. And the Jaguars' defense embraced the Green Bay Packers' approach, trying to be physical with the Bears' receivers and getting after quarterback Jay Cutler.
On the Bears' first series, cornerback Derek Cox intercepted a pass by Cutler. By the end of the first half, Cutler had completed only 10 of 20 passes for 110 yards.
Smith was none too pleased at halftime.
''He basically cursed us out without cursing,'' cornerback Charles Tillman said. ''He raised his voice, and he gave that mean, surly, stern look. I think we responded to that.''
Tillman certainly did, intercepting a pass by Blaine Gabbert with about five minutes left in the third quarter and returning it 36 yards for a touchdown. By the end of the quarter, the Jaguars had run four offensive plays and failed to gain a yard.
It got worse in the fourth. Cutler started to get into a rhythm late in the third, and his first pass of the fourth was a 10-yard touchdown to rookie Alshon Jeffery.
The Bears' defense forced another punt on the ensuing series, then Cutler highlighted a seven-play, 94-yard drive with a 39-yard pass to Devin Hester and a 24-yard touchdown pass to Marshall. Linebacker Lance Briggs intercepted a pass by Gabbert on the next series and sprinted into the end zone for another 36-yard touchdown.
''It was really the tale of two halves,'' said Gabbert, who finished 17-for-33 for 142 yards. ''We've got to come out in the second half and play better football, and it starts with me. Two pick-sixes in a half, that's awful.''
The mood was decidedly more upbeat in the visitors' locker room.
''Four-and-one, feels good,'' Melton said. ''But you just can't get too excited about it. We've been in that situation [before]. We were 7-3 last year, and it all kind of crumbled for us.
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Boise State University built up several disparate line-of-business (LOB) systems over the years, each serving different groups of people. They wanted to get more value out of their investments and deliver a campus-wide,
unified system without rip and replace. They chose a Business-Critical SharePoint solution, InFlight™ to connect Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010 with PeopleSoft, bringing teams closer, simplifying processes, and improving return on investment (ROI).
Business Needs
Boise State University is a public research university with over 20,000 students. The university built up several disparate information systems over the years, each serving different groups of people. While the human resources department worked with the
PeopleSoft Human Capital Management (HCM) system, the finance department used PeopleSoft Financials. Students and alumni used Blackboard learning management system, Google Apps, and PeopleSoft Campus Solutions.
Boise State wanted to provide students, faculty and staff with a single point of entry into the multiple systems that they accessed on a daily basis. Students in particular found navigating the PeopleSoft systems cumbersome. They were getting frustrated
while engaging with the system to perform core tasks and activities such as enrollment, course scheduling and more. This in turn placed a heavy burden on limited helpdesk resources. Boise State knew that its incoming students expected the university's IT systems
to be as simple and easy to use as Facebook and Amazon. However, PeopleSoft represented a major IT investment that was costly to implement and embedded in operations.
As a result, the big question among senior leadership at Boise State was how they could get more value out of existing investments and a deliver a campus-wide, unified system without having to rip and replace existing systems.
Boise State University chose Microsoft® SharePoint® 2010 to deploy its Unified Web Experience strategy, which would later become known as my.BoiseState. This would provide students, faculty, and staff with a single source for information and a single place
to access key applications including Google Apps, Blackboard and PeopleSoft through a campus-wide SharePoint portal.
Boise State University began researching solutions to tie PeopleSoft into its my.BoiseState SharePoint portal. Instead of developing PeopleSoft-SharePoint integrations with web services, Boise State chose to license and install InFlight™, a Business-Critical
SharePoint solution. InFlight integrates PeopleSoft Campus Solutions, HCM and Financials into SharePoint.
Boise State University's solution has improved the user experience and brought all of the business-critical systems together into one, convenient, easy to use and access, location.
Simplified Processes
InFlight enables customers to integrate any part of any PeopleSoft module into SharePoint. This allows customers to bypass unnecessary or cumbersome navigation or steps in the PeopleSoft application, streamlining the user experience. The university estimates
it will reduce the number of mouse-clicks required to perform key processes by 50% or greater.
One Secure Login for All Systems
InFlight delivers out-of-the-box secure single sign-on (SSO), eliminating the need for additional software and simplifying Boise State's technology stack. InFlight SSO allows a user to log into SharePoint and be immediately authenticated into both PeopleSoft
and Blackboard. "We recognized that we had a pretty ambitious plan for tying in a lot of the Campus Solutions pieces", says Bolt. InFlight ensured Boise State would be able to launch its my.BoiseState portal with direct access to PeopleSoft Student Center
from within SharePoint – a business-critical go-live requirement. The InFlight SSO combined with the ability to transform the look of PeopleSoft translates into a truly unified SharePoint portal with one look and feel. According to Bolt, "The user doesn't
recognize they're in PeopleSoft, they just recognize they're in the my.BoiseState experience".
User Friendly SharePoint Look and Feel
InFlight provides complete control over the look and feel of PeopleSoft. "We knew that we wanted to provide an environment where anything related to PeopleSoft had the same branded and polished style that we were delivering via SharePoint. Making it all
blend in was pretty important to us", says Bolt.
Platform ROI
InFlight made the integration of PeopleSoft and SharePoint fast and easy without any development costs. As a result, the university was able to free-up precious time and resources to focus on the my.BoiseState user experience. InFlight extends hard-to-reach
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Good christ those are tasty, more stamina offered than the Maly 25 legs, and an absolutely sick amount of armor to boot! These are just incredible effective health pants.
Probably the first bit of loot I've seen that seems decently exciting now.
wow...and with sockets, thats nice.
Yeah, only good piece of tank gear so far, and they're reaaaaaaallly damn good.
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so a druid now only has ..... 3.2K more armor than warriors
depending on if that gets modified by the meta and toughness thats anywhere from 830 to 920 extra armor than the same ilvl pants off maly or the badge vendor
not really sure where blizzard is going with this but if this becomes a trend warriors will have more armor than druids
it's only a few plate pieces that have extra armor, so I wouldn't worry about it.
The pants, damn they look nice
Blizzard has made hints that armor is no longer going to be the druid's niche. It will be solely HP.
And yeah, I saw these drop on the test realm yesterday. Pretty much perfectly itemized; pure blue sockets with a stam bonus, and more stam instead of strength, would technically be perfect, but this is probably the best itemized tank piece in WLK.
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Not only that, but bonus armor is maybe 900 on legs or chest, but far far less on say a cloak or bracers.
Please stop QQing.
We now have the next step up from Last Laugh:
And the big daddy of the Gatekeeper:
that was released a while ago is actually slightly better it seems
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Like most tablet computers, the Archos 70 isn't much to look at. It's a plastic slab that measures 7.9 inches wide, 4.5 inches tall, and a slim 0.43 inch thick (or 0.55 for the hard-drive model). The dimensions feel nice in the hand and may even fit in a generous-size pocket.
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