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WPT Enterprises Folds' Em
We may never know if poker legend Doyle Brunson's $700 million bid for WPT Enterprises (WPTE) was a bluff. But we do know the company is being sold for far, far less than that amount.
WPT Enterprises, otherwise known as World Poker Tour, announced Tuesday its plans to sell its assets to British online-gaming group PartyGaming for $12.3 million. PartyGaming will also pay WPTE an ongoing 5% participation in gaming and other revenue generated by the assets, which include WPTE's television library, intellectual property rights, brand names and trade names. WPTE closed at $1.01 a share on Tuesday.
The deal trumps a previously announced bid of $9.075 million from private investment consortium Gamynia. However, it's still well below the $29.50-a-share offer made by Brunson in July 2005. Los Angeles-based WPT Enterprises was founded in March 2002 and went public at the height of the poker craze in August 2004 at $8 a share -- the same rage that swept up casino stocks and gaming stocks like International Game Technology (IGT), WMS Industries (WMS) and Shuffle Master (SHFL).Yep, WPTE stayed at the table too long and effectively went bust. Steve Lipscomb, president and chief executive officer of WPTE, preferred not to look back, saying in a statement that PartyGaming's offer is "financially superior and we look forward to working with one of the pioneers and leaders in the poker and online gaming markets." Still, it's hard not to think back to Brunson's all-in bet on the company and the pot that could have been. WPT's stock jumped more than 50% in one day, prompting an investigation by the Securities and Exchange Commission. Brunson, a two-time World Series of Poker champion, invoked his Fifth Amendment right when the SEC came calling. In poker parlance, that means he played his cards close to the vest. The WPTE just played its hand badly. Dumb-o-meter score: 70 -- "In stocks or poker you gotta know when to walk away and definitely when to take the money and run."
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Rep. Peter Welch (D-Vermont) and Reps. Earl Blumenauer (D-Oregon) and Ed Markey (D-Massachusetts) co-introduced legislation that would cut $40 billion in subsidies to the oil industry over the next five years.
Not a single Republican congressmen signed on to Welch's bill which appeared to fall along partisan lines.
With a new Republican majority in the U.S. House that's friendly to the fuel-oil industry, and with high gasoline prices at the pump, it's unlikely the bill will be passed.
However, if Welch's bill moves forward, the Ending Big Oil Tax Subsidies Act (H.R. 601) would eliminate tax loopholes that have been used for years by America's domestic and overseas petroleum industry.
"Taxpayer support for mature, profitable industries makes no sense, particularly when we should be investing in the energy efficiency and clean energy sectors," said Welch in a statement.
H.R. 601 was previously introduced in the House last year following a House Energy and Commerce Committee hearing. If approved by the House, H.R. 601 would move on to the pile of more than 300 bills now stalled in the U.S. Senate.
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Dairy Products Not Associated with Stroke Risk
Lately, there has been a really big push to keep people from eating dairy products with justification stemming from ideas such as a relationship between dairy product consumption and stroke as well as type 2 diabetes. Clearly, the idea that dairy products can increase the risk of type 2 diabetes has pretty well been proven false. With respect to the idea that dairy product consumption can increase the risk of stroke, a recent study published in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition addressed that idea.
Rather than relying on self reported dairy product consumption, in other words, asking people what they ate, this new report actually looked at what are called biomarkers to determine dairy product consumption. Biomarkers are, in this case, specific measurable fatty acids that are unique to dairy products and therefore could be assessed by looking at blood results. Continue reading
Higher Dietary Carbohydrate Associated with Lower HDL
HDL is commonly referred to as "good cholesterol," as clearly higher levels of this carrier protein are associated with a reduced risk for accumulation of atherosclerosis within the walls of arteries, especially the arteries that supply blood to the heart.
While so much attention is focused on total cholesterol, as well as LDL, which unfortunately has been given the name "bad cholesterol," it seems clear that it is fair to explore what can be done to raise HDL since it is so important for vascular health.
As it turns out, diet does in fact playing important role in determining a person's HDL level. In a study appearing in the American Journal of Clinical Nutrition, Canadian researchers evaluated the diets of 619 Canadians of either Aboriginal, South Asian, Chinese, or European descent who had no previously diagnosed medical conditions. Continue reading
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Sunday, September 14, 2014
What are my gifts?
Here are how my Spiritual gifts ranked:
Apostle/Giving/Deeds of Power
Evangelization/Exhortation, Encouragement/Hospitality/Knowledge/Prophet
I found it interesting that serving ended up on top, but I'm not surprised by it as I do tend to lean towards serving people and the Church. I was sort of surprised to see faith up there as high as it was because I haven't felt like my faith was strong at least not as strong as it was in college. The ministries that use my tops gifts also fit me, I do volunteer with social ministries, I have no problem doing mundane tasks. I am a lector, greeter, and Eucharistic minister and I would totally run and participate in Bible studies and take pictures of the events in the parish. CCD teacher, youth leader and teaching are stuff I do already and I've often said I would love to teach the teachers, so it was nice to have my gifts and ministries reaffirmed. I would love to find a way to get paid to do all this stuff, but that will come I guess.
Hopefully there will be more to come on this later but for now I am off to read for class ;)
Go to your room!
So this week's reading is from Matthew's Gospel. What comes to mind is the idea of praying in "secret" or alone giving the fact that the highest form of Catholic prayer is public it amuses me that we are told to pray alone. The word prayer jumps out too as in I need to pray more. Oddly or not oddly I do tend to pray alone either in the car or in a room away from my family so that I don't get any questions about what I am doing.
My favorite form of prayer is and has been Eucharistic Adoration mainly as I can be by myself. I've always been the leave me alone type of person not because I don't like people but I just like being by myself. So I guess I have always found a way to go to my room and pray. We were given an assignment of doing an Examen prayer in the style of St. Ignatius Loyola. We're supposed to do it daily at the end of the day so we can look over our day. I don't mind doing it, I just don't want to look at my life that way as I'll see how imperfect I am. I mean really who wants to see what they are really made of.
Grad School and Scripture
So our first reading assignment was Luke 5:1-11
"While the crowd was pressing in on Jesus and listening to the word of God, he was standing by the Lake of Gennesaret. He saw two boats there alongside the lake; the fishermen had disembarked and were washing their nets. Getting into one of the boats, the one belonging to Simon, he asked him to put out a short distance from the shore. Then he sat down and taught the crowds from the boat. After he had finished speaking, he said to Simon, "Put out into deep water and lower your nets for a catch." Simon said in reply, "Master, we have worked hard all night and have caught nothing, but at your command I will lower the nets." When they had done this, they caught a great number of fish and their nets were tearing. They signaled to their partners in the other boat to come to help them. They came and filled both boats so that they were in danger of sinking. When Simon Peter saw this, he fell at the knees of Jesus and said, "Depart from me, Lord, for I am a sinful man." For astonishment at the catch of fish they had made seized him and all those with him, and likewise James and John, the sons of Zebedee, who were partners of Simon. Jesus said to Simon, "Do not be afraid; from now on you will be catching men." When they brought their boats to the shore, they left everything and followed him."
We were asked to spend time with the scripture passage so of course my mind went straight to doing Lectio Divina with the passage. You know read it, think about it, read it again, think about it again and pray with it. Yeah, easier said than done. I read it and attempted to do Lectio but it wasn't the best effort. My thoughts alway turn to how human St. Peter is. Of course we discussed it in class and each person thought of something different. As I was reading the passage I thought of my past trip to Ireland specifically our tour of Donegal, especially the fishing village of Killybegs because when I saw the picture that is below, I thought of this Scripture passage. What, I am a theology major it makes sense. What came to mind as I read the passage was the stench of the net; it was nasty. So I went on to think well ministry can be smelly as it's not always easy and well dealing with teenagers does mean getting dirty literally and figuratively when you discuss the heavy hitting issues.
I always think of the USCCB Vocations video when I read this passage as well, it is called Fishers of Men after all.
We had a session on spiritual gifts and charisms trying to figure out what our individual gifts are. It was an interesting session which I will get into in another blog but the session ended with us getting an assignment of spending time in prayer so the next Scripture passage is quite appropriate.
Our second reading assignment is Matthew 6:6
"But when you pray, go to your inner room, close the door, and pray to your Father in secret. And your Father who sees in secret will repay you."
More to come on this later after I sleep and after I actually spend time with it in prayer.
Monday, September 8, 2014
Grad School
This is what I will be up to for the next three years. I got a new laptop so I might actually be blogging more :)
Wednesday, March 5, 2014
Lent 2014
So begins Lent 2014. This year I'm giving up junk food aka actually sticking to my weight watchers program and giving up the idea of drinking just for the hell of it which is really drinking to forget how crappy life can be at times. As usual I will add in Liturgy of the Hours and reading books. This year's books are Lenten Reflections from A Father Who Keeps His Promise by Scott Hahn and Lent With Pope Benedict VI: meditations for every day. This also means I might attempt to read the book that Scott Hahn's reflections are taken from but I might read any one of the books I have sitting in my room. I know it's a lot to add in but it's stuff I should be doing anyway. Of course there will be my Friday daily Mass and stations of the cross to follow that Mass. Our parish is offering Theology Tuesdays so I'll go to those and also attempt to to to Mass and the Lenten presentations at St. Paul's. Most of this is stuff I would and should be doing anyway so it's a lot of getting back to where I was. Mainly this Lent I want the dark cloud that seems to have a hold on my soul to go away but I know that's easier said than done. I also know that I have opened myself up to fail and I am fine with that as I know that Jesus fell while carrying the Cross but He got up and kept going so that's what I will do should I not be perfect at what I plan in doing.
Thursday, October 3, 2013
The tale of two, I mean three Popes
I wanted to write/type this shortly after Benedict abdicated from office, but never got around to it and today with the election of Pope Francis I can't help but think of all three of them, because I can't not think of JP2 when I think of pope. One of my co-workers is wondering when my next trip to Rome is, because as you know I have to go see the Pope.
I am the JP2 generation, people forget that Pope Francis is only the third pope I have ever known and the conclave that elected him is only the second of my lifetime. There were marked differences between my reaction to the last papal election and this one. When John Paul the second died, I didn't know what to do or think. The man that had been Pope for 28 years was gone, the only Pope I had known was gone. The man I had been to three World Youth Days with and seen on a trip to Rome was gone. There would be nothing that could compare to him or take his place. Then along came Pope Benedict and I cried tears of joy when I heard Joseph Cardinal.... I knew my Church was save and that nothing would change.
When I head "Annuntio vobis gaudium magnum; habemus Papam: Eminentissimum ac Reverendissimum Dominum, Dominum Georgium Marium Sanctae Romanae Ecclesiae Cardinalem Bergoglio qui sibi nomen imposuit Franciscum" and while translating the Latin in my head I thought, who, who did they elect. At first I thought oh Francis, they elected a Franciscan and I thought, no I would have heard "Ioannes" and known it was O'Malley, so until EWTN said who it was I was still wondering who the heck is our Pope. I didn't have tears of joy in eyes as I watched this at work, later that night when the sound was on and I could hear and see everything I cried just like I did when Benedict was elected. Why, because now I know that my Church will always be the same, because God's in charge.
Fr. Derek, whom I met on my last trip to Rome and who has quickly become one of my favorite priests spoke of his reaction to being in Rome for Benedict's election and how he didn't know what to do with out John Paul the Second, but all of a sudden it hit him, that this is Jesus' Church, that God is in charge, and that He will take care of it. Thanks to this homily from Fr. Derek and the grace of God, I can now say the same thing. What, Fr. Derek does have a few years and an extra degree on me, lol.
The above picture is from my second trip to Rome and it is one of my favorite JP2 memories because it was here that I felt the love and peace that came from this man. Nothing seemed to stop him especially when it came to the youth and for that I will forever be grateful as I was one of those youths that he brought closer into the Church. My favorite JP2 memories have to do with me seeing him and the overwhelming feeling of joy that came over me when I saw him.
This picture is from my favorite Pope Benedict memory. I consider myself a papal event veteran aka a snob, I know what I'm doing and I know how to do it. There was something about this Mass that just spoke to my heart. It was a Sunday Mass in the den of the devil, I mean Yankee Stadium (I'm a Mets fan in cause you couldn't tell) and it felt like a Sunday Mass it didn't feel like the crazy massively large World Youth Day Masses. I guess this was were my love of Pope Benedict was fostered, see I never saw the man as this hard hitting teacher, just a man who loved his church and the liturgy that went with it. I admit that I am a liturgy snob and if the slightest thing is off it irks me, yes I am a traditionalist aka a don't mess with the Roman Missal type Catholic. I saw Benedict when I was in Rome as you can see below. In Rome I looked for the same feelings I got with JP2 and didn't get them and I wondered why; what was different. See in Rome this time I did something I have never done before I put my camera down and away in my bag and watched Pope Benedict drive within touching distance of me. While the felling of "stupid Asian woman with the damn flag" was the most present thought it wasn't until later that I realized what a blessing this trip was. Seeing Benedict many not have given the same feelings as when I saw JP2, but now looking back on both events that took place in the Eternal City, well technically it was the Vatican, the same ear to ear grin comes to my face and a sense of peace comes over me and a few tears come to my eyes too.
I love both of these men, JP2 make the Church young and friendly to me, ok the priests I met and got to know along the way have helped with that too. Benedict helped to love the traditions of the Church and kept the liturgist and traditionalist in me happy.
I've watched with joy and trepidation what Pope Francis is doing. I know that he's teachings are what the Church teaches, but I can't help but wonder as my pastor put it, does he know what he's doing. There are so many aspects of Pope Francis that I love, but there are aspects that I don't like as well. The media seems to love him like they have loved no Pope before and that scares me because I don't trust the media.
Everything that Pope Francis says and I mean everything is being published via the internet or some other thing. The most recent comment directed towards the pro-life movement or the heavy focus on abortion; bothers me. I don't like hearing people say "abortion is not a litmus test to being Catholic." They are right it's not a litmus test but I can not comprehend how someone can say they are Catholic and support anything that claims killing an innocent child is ok. I get that we need to think about the teaching of the Church and we are allowed to question them but I can't help but wonder what is Francis' plan here. I am in a country that is now forcing me to pay taxes under the guise of universal healthcare where I have to pay for something that I am morally opposed to. I am called a hater and a bigot because I believe that marriage is between a man and a woman. I am now hearing the media say that my Pope is telling me to stop focusing on abortion, and marriage, but I can't as those are my issues. I am Catholic and I have no other church to run to because I am not leaving the Eucharist or the Church that Jesus Himself started but I can't help but wonder what will happen the moment the leader of said Church finally says something ex-cathedra.
My bishop puts it this way, "He is reforming the way the world sees Catholicism." For everyone's sake I hope my bishop is correct. Francis is reforming the way the media sees Catholicism, but I can't help but wonder if that's a bad thing. Fulton Sheen said something along these lines, "There are not a hundred people in America who hate the Catholic Church. There are millions of people who hate what they wrongly believeto be the Catholic Church — which is, of course, quite a different thing." As I thought before, the Church does not kick people out or turn people away; those that leave the Catholic Church have done so on their own because there is something that they don't agree with it. Those doors are always open as they always have been. Our first vocation is to love one another and maybe that is what Francis is getting at. God has a plan and I know everything will work out but I am left here wondering what is the plan.
Friday, February 15, 2013
Lent 2013
Every one seems to ask me "What did you give up for Lent?" or "What are you giving up for Lent?" I usually answer with a I don't know yet, because I don't normally give something up. I did give up candy and sweets as a child, and I often gave up something like soda during college. It worked I don't drink as much soda or eat at much candy as I have, but when it boils down to it, I go right back to that which I gave up on Easter Sunday. As in years past I looked to add something this year. I will once again try to say liturgy of the hours every day, I did try this as a New Year's resolution as well and it worked well, until I got lazy and stopped for a week and then Lent came so I added it back in. This year's Lenten promise to myself and to God is to get back to Adoration of sorts. Not in the formal way, which I would love, but in the informal way of just walking into a Catholic Church and sitting there with the Blessed Sacrament in the Tabernacle. As my bishop, Bishop Serratelli, says, "just walk in and spend five minutes with the Blessed Sacrament."
Recently I spent 3 wonderful days on retreat with the parish youth group teens and told them that this is what I plan on doing for Lent, walking into the church and spending time with the Blessed Sacrament. Easier said than done, but I've decided that I will just show up early for Mass, or Fr. Ray's presentations and spend time with Jesus that way. Then again going to daily Mass is also something I add in each year. Yes I take the easy way out and go on my days off, but I'll make more of an effort to actually get to St. Paul Inside the Walls for daily Mass on the days that I have something down there.
I also plan on the eating better thing, but I've been doing that for a few weeks now; mainly actually watching what I eat and how much I eat. I do plan on starting Couch to 5k again and I'm usually pretty good at it when Lent is involved. I feel as if there is something else pushing me to do it as well. Granted the idea of adding extra point to eat (I'm doing Weight Watchers) is almost enough to get me running again.
I've also decided to re-read The Screwtape Letters by C. S. Lewis and to read The Gargoyle Code by Fr. Dwight Longnecker. I've wanted to read Father's book and found the digital version of it, so it is now on the iPad and I read a "letter" a day as it's set for Lent. I'm enjoying both books and watching both men make fun of the Devil and his evil spirits. It also opens my eyes to how Evil works in the world and makes me more aware of what I an doing and what might be influencing me.
So I guess for Lent I am giving up being lazy and adding more in spiritually. I'm often reminded of Fr. Bill telling us while at Seton Hall about his nephew who would ask "Uncle Billy, did you give up yet?" instead of what did you give up, granted this nephew is probably now in college or out of it. Not an Ash Wednesday goes by where I don't think of this comment. As Fr. Bill said, "no I haven't given up yet." I'm also reminded of something else Fr. Bill said to me years later. "Mar, we're not perfect, do something extra for Holy Week, just make an extra effort to do it."
We're not perfect and I don't expect my Lent to be perfect nor should I. I know I will probably fall and fail at what I plan as now that I look at it I've opted for a lot of things to do. I didn't give up anything but I am adding in more to better me as a Christian and most especially a Catholic.
Wednesday, January 23, 2013
Is there really a "choice"
Before I get into the whole why am I pro-life story, I want to share the wisdom of my 8 year old nephew and 10 year neice. They happened to stay over a few days ago and when it was time to go to bed they asked me to pray with them as is our little tradition. So I lead them, well my niece joined in, in the traditional prayers of the Our Father, Hail Mary, Glory Be, and Angel of God. I follow those up with the "who do we want to pray for question and my niece responds with "everyone and everything, that should cover everybody." I said, "ok, and added in "for safe travels for those going to DC this week." Of course that illicted the "What's in DC this week?" question. They knew about the inraguation or I just skipped over it and I said the March for Life. Of course "what's that?" was asked. I explained it as "that is when thousands of people who think abortion is wrong get together in DC." Yes, "what's abortion?" was asked and I said "the killing of an innocent pre-born child." Both my niece and nephew were confused by this and I tried to explain that sometimes someone doesn't want a baby. Then came the words of wisdom from the 8 year old, "who wouldn't want a baby?"
I took the lazy way out and said I'll explain what it is when you are older, but I realize that they both understood what I meant and that it was the idea of someone not wanting a baby that confused them. Granted I said "well mommy and I made it, others didin't it." They asked why are we here, I answered with because your mom chose life and because we love you.
What I don't understand is how a young child can get it, "who wouldn't want a baby" and a grown adult claims there is a choice in the matter. Well yes, there's a choice to have sex, there is no choice in killing your child.
I will chose to march on DC this Friday, along with two teens and two adults from my parish. The two teens have become my pride and joy this year. Both are so strongly Catholic and pro-life that it makes me burst and I can't wait to experieine the March with them.
We are chosing to be a voice for the voiceless, we are chosing to take a trip to DC. Those are choices, killing your child is not a "choice."
I continue to pray for those affected and tramuatized by abortion. I will also contine to pray for an end to abortion and a respect of life in all stages.
March for life 2013, here we come.
Tuesday, September 4, 2012
I haven't disappeared, I'm still around
Fr. Jim's right it's a shock to find that you've been unfriended especially when it was left that you might actually be able to talk to the person and they just up and click a button and end a friendship. Fr. Jim's homily adds to Fr. Derek's comment of God gives and He takes away what isn't good for us. See I was such a horrible friend by going to the wedding that the countless trips and sleepovers and free babysitting I did for the former best friend was all forgotten. Being there for her at her wedding and the insanity that surrounded it, doesn't matter anymore. The 13 years or whatever it was wasn't matter because I disagreed with her on something for the first time in what was a best friendship.
I've had a lot of priests be a part of my life. Fr. Jim's is mainly an internet friendship as it's on Facebook and blogs that we interact however I've come to realize that the world between Diocese of Paterson and Archdiocese of Newark is quite small and Fr. Jim and I have many mutual friendships as Facebook calls them. Oddly Fr. Geno makes that an international world now as he's working on the Council for Evangelization. Fr. Geno is one of these priests that no matter how hard one tries to shake they can't. I will forever "blame" Fr. Geno aka FG for who and what I am.
FG started the youth ministry program that I was a part of in high school and am now proudly helping to run at the parish. When he left the parish I was at Seton Hall, so I wasn't overly attached to the home parish, but I still looked forward to FG's homilies and masses when I came home on the weekends. We in essence went our separate ways after my freshman years at SHU until our worlds reconnected a few years ago at a "small" place known as St. Paul's Inside the Walls.
Bishop Serratelli tasked FG with building an Evangelization Center, and that they did. Through St. Paul's I got to see the crazy priest that I knew in high school acting in much the same way as he did back then. Before he left for Rome and the Vatican FG had an overnight retreat for certain young adults that were hand picked to be there. The topic was friendships in Christ and how they affect our lives.
During the retreat Fr. Geno talked about trust, friendships, prayer, and of course God. Looking back on it, God was giving the grace to finally say goodbye to the 13 year friendship that maybe one day will return but for now it won't. Fr. Derek in one of our "classes" on catechesis as Evangelization talked about the Dark Night of the Soul and how the further away God seems the closer we are to Him. During one of these sessions he said something along the lines of "God gives us friendships and sometimes He takes them away. God takes away things that might seem good for us but may not be." I thought of the former best friend and said yes yes He does. Fr. Derek's comment came before Fr. Geno's retreat, but they all tie into me reading Fr. Jim's blog and saying, yes it is odd and a shock when you get de/unfrieneded on Facebook.
I've been busy with St. Paul's and learning more about Evangelization and ways to get people back to and into the Catholic Church. I'm spending my Sunday evening with the greatest joys in my life, the parish teens, showing them that being Catholic is serious but it's also alot of fun. I'm one again teaching in the Confirmation program, I'm still an Extraordinary Minister of Holy Communion and active at the parish on a few committees, so yes I'm busy and don't usually have time to sit and blog. Work is work and keeps me busy from 9am-7pm.
I'm still around but when I'm not in front of the computer (or iPad and wireless keyboard) I'm at work, or at the parish or at St. Paul's sharing and learning more about the Catholic faith.
So with the drama of the last year and a half finally out on the internet I hope to return to blogging but I know it won't be conssistent.
Friday, August 31, 2012
election 2012
I wish to tell you, that I find your stance on abortion deplorable and utterly offensive to women. When you speak for and to the youth of this country and the women who you wish to give national coverage too, I want you to know that you do not represent me. There is no way in hell that I would vote for a person who believes that killing babies under the guise of abortion and women's rights is correct and morally acceptable. Rest assured that I will do everything in my power to not, that's right NOT get you elected. I will pray that your Christian heart is turned so that you can see how evil abortion is. Don't expect me to believe a word that comes out of your mouth. It is insulting to believe that someone who was given the right to live by his own mother would turn and tell a woman what to do with her body. That's right I'm turning the classic pro-abortion argument back on the movement, Planned Parenthood was created to get rid of "your people" aka the blacks in this country. Yes, Margaret Sanger was a racist and wanted to see the African-American population killed off, hence why Planned Parenthood killing centers are usually found in inner-city neighborhoods.
I also find it absurd that one day you would be behind your pastor and the next day resign from your church as if it was some political office. Religion is not something to toss around lightly, especially a belief in Christ and His teachings.
May God have mercy on you, me and this country for what it is doing.
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Liberate yourself from poor-quality sound. Break the bonds of your small tablet, smart phone or laptop and feel your media come to life. Whether it's listening to music, watching movies, or playing games, Antec Mobile Products' (a.m.p.) SP1 portable Bluetooth speaker will let you hear your media the way it was meant be heard. And with built-in microphone and controls, you'll never miss a call; easily switch between your music and phone functions with the touch of a button. For even more convenience, pair the SP1 with your laptop and stay in touch through Skype and Google or pair it with your smart phone and use it with Viber.
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A novel concept for the treatment of mitochondrial disorders using directed enzyme replacement therapy (DERT) has won for a Hebrew University of Jerusalem doctoral candidate one of this year's Kaye Innovation Awards. The awards were presented at this year's 71st meeting of the Hebrew University Board of Governors.
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Palestinian Prisoners Continue Hunger Strike despite Grave Health Conditions.hunger strike hunger strike, refusal to eat as a protest against existing conditions. Although most often used by prisoners, others have also employed it. For example, Mohandas Gandhi in India and Cesar Chavez in California fasted as religious penance during otherwise political or even after the country's envoy to the UN said a dozen of them have been hospitalized due to their grave health conditions.
In a letter to the UN Security Council, Riyad Mansour said the health condition of several other prisoners, on hunger strike for between 59 and 67 days, is at risk.
About 1,550 Palestinian prisoners are now on hunger strike in Israeli jails in protest at their detention.
Mansour noted that prisoners Bilal Diab and Thaer Halahla - who have been on hunger strike for more than 65 days - are now in a "grave condition."
Both hunger strikers "are suffering life-threatening conditions, including severe weight loss, nerve damage, dehydration, decreased muscle tone and low blood pressure," the envoy wrote.
Meantime, a senior member of Hamas movement on Friday warned Israel there would be consequences if any of the Palestinian prisoners on hunger strike dies in jail.
"You (Israelis) must realize that the hunger strike isn't a party, and we could be surprised by the death of some of them," Khalil al-Haya said.
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Comics A.M. | DMP gives Tezuka Kickstarter another try
Crowdfunding | Digital Manga Publishing's recent Kickstarter campaign raised some questions as to the proper role of crowdfunding in publishing. When DMP acquired the rights to all of Osamu Tezuka's manga that haven't already been translated into English, CEO Hikaru Sasahara launched an ambitious Kickstarter effort to publish about 400 volumes in just a few years. The campaign raised eyebrows not only because of the large amount of money involved (with stretch goals, it would have been more than half a million dollars) but also because it went beyond the direct costs associated with single volumes to include travel and staffing. That campaign failed, but DMP immediately launched another one that's closer to the usual model. I interviewed Sasahara and one of his most prominent critics to get both sides of the discussion. [Publishers Weekly]
Comics A.M. | 'Naruto' creator looks ahead to next series
Creators | In an interview to be published in Japan next Friday, Naruto creator Masashi Kishimoto says he plans to spend some time with his wife and child, and take a long-delayed honeymoon, before starting his next series. And as he is about to turn 40, he hints that he may not be up for another weekly series. [Anime News Network]
Comic strips | The first color Sunday funnies appeared on Nov. 18, 1894, in Joseph Pulitzer's New York World. David Shedden observes the 120th anniversary of this innovation with a look back at some popular comic strips and footage of New York Mayor Fiorello LaGuardia reading the funnies over the radio during the newspaper strike of 1945. [Poynter]
Comics A.M. | Jeff Smith, Keith Knight & more on censorship
Banned Books Week | National Public Radio's Lynn Neary covers Banned Books Week, with interviews with frequently banned creators Jeff Smith (Bone) and Dav Pilkey (Captain Underpants). Although Smith acknowledges he was initially shocked to see his acclaimed fantasy adventure among the 10 most challenged books of 2013, he soon came to terms with the distinction. "I mean my heroes are on this list," he says. "People like Mark Twain and Steinbeck and Melville and Vonnegut, so part of me also kind of says, 'OK, fine I can be on this list.'" [NPR]
Banned Books Week | Michael Dooley runs a brief excerpt from Fun Home, and Keith Knight does a show-and-tell of his comics that were too controversial for some newspapers. [Print Magazine]
Comics A.M. | 'Walking Dead, 'Saga,' 'Titan' rule bookstores in April
Retailing | While Captain America: The Winter Soldier Ultimate Collection cracked Nielsen BookScan's Top 20 graphic novels sold in bookstores, making it the first Marvel or DC Comics release since January to do so, the April chart was again dominated by three familiar titles: The Walking Dead, Attack on Titan and Saga, which claimed a combined 13 spots. The horror series by Robert Kirkman, Tony Moore and Charlie Adlard led the trio with six volumes, followed by Hajime Isayama's dystopian fantasy with four, and Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples' space opera with three. The 36th volume of Masashi Kishimoto's hit manga Naruto was No. 1 in April. [ICv2.com]
Events | On the eve of the 11th Toronto Comic Arts Festival, The Japan Times looks at both the growing presence of manga, and Dork Shelf talks with festival director Christopher Butcher about its Comics vs. Games 3 showcase. Meanwhile, the National Post is running a series of conversations between artists attending TCAF, beginning with Georgia Webber and Seo Kim, and Réal Godbout and Nick Abadzis. You can read more of its festival coverage here. [Toronto Comic Arts Festival]
Comics A.M. | Cartoonist Signe Wilkinson named in defamation suit
Legal | Signe Wilkinson, Pulitzer Prize-winning cartoonist for The Philadelphia Inquirer and Philadelphia Daily News, has been named in a defamation lawsuit filed against the newspapers by Pennsylvania Supreme Court Justice Seamus McCaffery and his wife Lise Rapaport. The judge and his wife accuse the two papers of running a smear campaign against them, and the suit specifically mentions a Wilkinson cartoon satirizing their marital and work relationship (it's complicated). Blogger Alan Gardner adds that he hasn't been able to find a case in which a cartoonist was successfully sued for defamation, although in this case the newspapers' reporting is part of the issue as well. [Philadelphia, The Daily Cartoonist]
Comics A.M. | 'Airwolf,' 'Saved by the Bell' revived as digital comics
Publishing | Lions Forge Comics announced a partnership this morning with NBC Universal to create digital comics based on five television series from the 1980s and 1990s: Knight Rider, Airwolf, Miami Vice, Punky Brewster and Saved by the Bell. The comics will be released on a variety of e-book platforms, including Kindle, Nook and Kobo, but there was no mention of comics apps such as comiXology. [USA Today]
Publishing | Denis Kitchen's Kitchen Sink, long a packager whose comics were published by others, will now be an imprint of Dark Horse, releasing four to six books a year. The imprint will include art books, reprints of archival material, and new graphic novels; it will kick off with The Best of Comix Book: When Marvel Went Underground!, a collection of works from the Marvel magazine, which was edited by Kitchen and Stan Lee. [ICv2]
'Bizarro' complaints draw two wildly different responses
Although at least one newspaper editor was quick to apologize for Monday's installment of Bizarro, cartoonist Dan Piraro took a far less conciliatory tone in response to a reader complaint.
The one-panel cartoon, titled "Divine Intervention," depicts a trio of angels confronting God with a list of how his behavior affects others, ending with, "… and then there was the weekend bender when you reached rock bottom and created man." It's not the stuff of such anodyne comics-page mainstays as Family Circus or Garfield, but it hardly seems offensive.
Yet the editor of the Paris, Tennessee, Post-Intelligencer donned sackcloth and ashes in reaction to a phone call from a displeased reader. "We won't repeat its irreverent humor, accusing God is sinning — let's just say we were horrified that we didn't pay attention to it in advance, when we should have refused to publish it," states the editor's note in Wednesday's paper. "We apologize to all our readers offended by this particular comic strip. And we'll try to do a better job of ensuring it doesn't happen again."
Tending to delicate sensibilities on the funny pages
You would think being the editor of a newspaper's comics page, in which all the content is provided by the syndicates, would be the world's easiest job, but in fact, it's well known to be a headache, especially when the editors try to change something. T
his recent article from the Capitol Journal, titled "There's nothing funny about changing the comics page," could be put under glass at the Smithsonian as the purest example of all such editorials, a perfect distillation of all the necessary elements: reader revolt at the removal of a moribund comic (in this case, Dennis the Menace), introduction of four new comics (they're good, people, give them a try), and finally, the editors' courageous stand against Peanuts:
Jeff Burney on taking his 'Attica' strip from print to the web
At a time when newspaper comics-page slots are few and coveted, Jeff Burney's decision to stop running his comic strip Attica in the Ottawa Citizen and put it online as a free webcomic seems counterintuitive. Who would trade a regular paycheck to take a chance on the web?
Burney's calculation included both time and money: As he explains in an interview with ROBOT 6, doing the strip seven days a week took up all his time, so he had no opportunity to market it online. The money problem stemmed from the fact that Attica runs in only one newspaper, and his attempts to sell it to others have hit up against the wall created by the current state of the industry.
He began working on Attica while on parental leave from his high-tech job, and he took early retirement so he could become a full-time cartoonist. I asked Burney to talk about his experiences as a creator and the marketer of his own comic, and he provided a fascinating inside look at the newspaper comics market — and the possibilities of webcomics.
Alternative weekly Boston Phoenix closes after 47 years
The Boston Phoenix, the groundbreaking alternative weekly that in recent years had carried the work of cartoonists ranging from Matt Bors and David Sipress to Karl Stevens and Brian McFadden, has closed after nearly five decades.
The announcement was accompanied Thursday afternoon by a tweet saying, "Thank you Boston. Good night and good luck." The current issue, dated March 15, will be the last; a final online edition will appear March 22. Executive Editor Peter Kadzis told The Boston Globe that about 40 employees will be let go within the week with another 10 following soon afterward. There will be no severance pay.
In a statement circulated Thursday to staff members and reposted on the Phoenix's website, Publisher Stephen M. Mindich attributed the closing to a combination of the economic crisis, changes in the media industry and a decline in advertising. Just six months ago the company changed to a magazine format in an effort to attract more advertisers.
"We are a textbook example of sweeping marketplace change," Kadzis said in a statement. "Our recent switch to a magazine format met with applause from readers and local advertisers. Not so — with a few exceptions — national advertisers. It was the long-term decline of national advertising dollars that made the Boston Phoenix economically unviable."
Its sister publications The Portland Phoenix in Maine and The Providence Phoenix in Rhode Island, will remain open.
Quote of the Day | The future of comic strips
"When I started, if you got syndicated, you were basically set — you'd make a good living, and you wouldn't have to worry much else. In the 11 years since then, that door has basically closed. There is no new great syndicated strip, and there probably won't be. Literally, there are no new launches. Now, to make it, you have to go that web route. Many of those guys, from Penny Arcade to Cyanide and Happiness to The Perry Bible Fellowship — which are all excellent — claim to make a living, but how do you know? I can tell you that even if someone does a strip and it's fairly popular online, the money is not online. I question a lot of claims about the money being made, and the question remains that if things continue to go that route for newspapers, and you have to make money online, how do you do it?"
– award-winning cartoonist Stephan Pastis, on how the market for comic strips has changed since Pearls Before Swine received wide syndication in 2002
Poorly timed Broom-Hilda strip refers to gunshots in theaters
An ill-timed installment of Broom-Hilda has forced the Chicago Tribune to explain how the comic made its way into the newspaper in the aftermath of last week's shootings in a Colorado theater.
Part of a series of gags involving a conversation between the title character and a little girl who talks really loud, Wednesday's strip (above) featured the child relating, "It makes people mad when I talk at movie theaters. Especially during action-adventure films. They can't hear the gunshots!"
In an article on the newspaper's website, Associate Managing Editor Geoff Brown wrote, "What might have caused a smile before the Aurora, Colo., mass slayings last week at a screening of The Dark Knight Rises seemed inappropriate today."
Matt Groening's Life in Hell ends after 32 years
After more than three decades, and 1,669 installments, Matt Groening has ended Life in Hell, his influential weekly comic strip starring bitter anthropomorphic rabbits and a pair of gay lovers. Although the final strip appeared Friday, reruns will be offered to newspapers through July 13.
"Thirty-two years is a long time to do it," The Simpsons creator told USA Today. "I love the characters, I love doing it, but it was just time." Groening added to The Poynter Institute, "I've had great fun, in a Sisyphean kind of way, but the time has come to let Binky and Sheba and Bongo and Akbar and Jeff take some time off."
Comics A.M. | Will Eisner Graphic Novel Prize for Libraries launches
Graphic novels | The Will and Ann Eisner Family Foundation and the American Library Association will launch the Will Eisner Graphic Novel Prize for Libraries at the ALA summer conference, held June 21-26 in Anaheim, California. Three libraries each year will be selected to receive all the books nominated for the Will Eisner Comic Industry Awards, as well as a $2,000 voucher to buy additional graphic novels and a $1,000 stipend to hold comics-related or author events. Libraries to register to win at the ALA conference; winners will be announced June 24. [Publishers Weekly]
Graphic novels | Calvin Reid and Heidi MacDonald look at the graphic novel presence at last week's BookExpo America. [Publishers Weekly]
Comics A.M. | Order of the Stick and the $1 million Kickstarter model
Publishing | Three million-dollar Kickstarter drives, including Rich Burlew's $1.2 million campaign for The Order of the Stick, make the fund-raising site look like a pot of gold to some folks, but it's not that easy: Suw Charman-Anderson, who;s contemplating a Kickstarter drive herself, looks at the factors that make the big money-makers so successful. [Forbes]
Editorial cartoons | The New York Times has responded to Daryl Cagle's criticism of its hiring policy and fees for editorial cartoonists, saying the newspaper will delay bringing political cartoons back to its Sunday review section until editors have had time to revisit their policies. [The Cagle Post]
Editorial cartoons | For those who want a look at the bigger picture, Columbia Journalism Review surveys the landscape of editorial cartooning and in particular, the economics of syndication. [Columbia Journalism Review]


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Miley Cyrus performs at The 2013 American Music Awards. (November 24, 2013)
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Her body is so featureless you can't tell if she's facing forward or backwards when her head is cropped out of the picture
I can't help it. I fucking love her body.
As an outside observation, Dearest Don, there is not much to love.
It's a very ugly, mostly non-female shape. What does that tell you about yourself, if you're male?
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Weeks after same-sex marriage became legal in Maryland, a wedding expo was held in the Tremont hotel in downtown Baltimore. In a pair of packed ballrooms, ABBA was playing—"Take a Chance on Me," of course—and vendors were vying for this new marital demographic. Beckoning from tables were caterers, DJs, wedding planners, limo services, B and B proprietors, stationers, photographers, florists. A travel agency invited couples to consider shipboard ceremonies, after which they could shoo guests on shore and embark on a honeymoon cruise. A stilt walker and balloon-twister worked the crowd; the balloons, naturally, came in rainbow colors.
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Scores of couples wandered through the displays, snacking canapés and savoring decisions many, growing up, had never expected to be allowed to make. Afternoon or evening? Big or small? Dress or tux? Cakes were everywhere: tiered confections iced in lavender and silver and daffodil yellow. Couples considered what traditions they would reject, and what traditions they would embrace. Among them was a woman named Melissa, so thrilled to be a bride that she was planning to take the last name of her fiancée. "In the lesbian community, lots of people are changing their name," said Sheila Alexander-Reid, strolling with her soon-to-be-spouse, Deborah Cummings-Thomas. Both women are officiants and have facilitated same-sex weddings in Washington, D.C., since they became legal in 2010.
Cummings-Thomas said many couples who travel to the D.C. area to marry are from states that ban same-sex marriage. Returning home, they find that "being able to change their name is a way to have their home state recognize their marriage," in spirit if not in fact. For their own part, the two women had shown up at the courthouse early, the first same-sex couple to get a license in Howard County, Maryland. They were planning to share a name: They just had to figure out which one. Probably Reid, they were thinking.
The decision to take the same surname is one way same-sex couples are rehabilitating—repurposing, you might say—some of the most ancient marital traditions. Name-change dates back to the common-law doctrine of "coverture," when a bride assumed her husband's name and legal identity and, in what is called "civil death," ceased to exist as a separate legal person. Feminism inspired some women to reject this tradition—about 10 percent of women, according to studies, decline to take their husband's surname—taking a stand for autonomy but contributing to a world in which teachers are sometimes unsure which children belong to which parents, and the generation who grew up with hyphenated names must decide whether to exponentially burden their own offspring. In embracing the standard option, same-sex couples are lending it a new, radicalized flavor. Not only lesbian brides but some gay grooms change their names; whether this will pave the way for straight men remains to be seen. Name-changing may turn out to be something men do when partnering with men, but not when partnering with women. The number of straight men who change their name upon marriage, remains so tiny as to be imperceptible.
Lesbians also have to come to terms with "wife," a word that for many remains ideologically burdened
In same-sex couples, decisions around who will do the name-changing and who will do the name-losing have to be made according to something other than gender. "There's more of a conversation" in many same-sex partnerships, says Suzanne A. Kim, a professor at Rutgers School of Law-Newark.
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A hotel can be old, but it certainly can't look old. Case in point: The historic Roosevelt, a classic among New Orleans' accommodations, had begun to show a little wear before Hurricane Katrina. But the owners took advantage of that disastrous setback to close, renovate and resuscitate their fledgling stamp on luxury. Now part of Waldorf Astoria's esteemed collection, the Roosevelt New Orleans has been able to preserve its legendary status while keeping up with the evolving standard of luxury. Recent lodgers gush over the comfortable rooms and their high-quality furniture (leather chairs and couches, in some cases), and appreciate modern features like the high-speed Internet access and flat-screen TVs. The legendary Blue Room lounge and Sazerac Bar are very reminiscent of the happening spots that they were in the days of Louis Armstrong and Huey P. Long. You can find the Roosevelt New Orleans right off Canal Street, on Baronne. And if you're a Hilton HHonors member you can earn or redeem reward points here for perks.
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Best Buddies of Kentucky held its Champion of the Year Awards Ceremony on Nov. 18 at the Sawyer Hayes Community Center.
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