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On February 15, Slow Food Japan's congress was held in Himeji. Welcomed by Hirai-san, leader of the active Harima Convivium, elections took place to usher in a new term for the Slow Food national associations. The new board, composed of regional leaders, has retained much of its previous structure and will carry the association into the next three years. Tsuyoshi Goto was reelected as President of Slow Food Japan. Masayoshi Ishida has resumed his previous position as Vice President. Toshiya Sasaki, has withdrawn from the board and has been replaced by Koji Hirano, a member of the Gifu Convivium. Long-time member Yoko Kurokawa will again head up the Ark of Taste, and is working to fulfill objectives not only for Japan but for the greater area of Asia and Oceania. She will focus on strengthening the domestic network, nominating many more products for the Ark, and organizing a delegation of members to participate in the Salone del Gusto and Terra Madre 2014. "Our association is by now recognized as a diverse and independent platform working for the ideals of Slow Food in Japan," said reelected Slow Food Japan President Tsuyoshi Goto. "This year we have Salone del Gusto and Terra Madre. Our delegates have focused goals and incentives for the event, and will participate in various discussions and conferences on an international level. We hope that the members of Slow Food Japan, in conjunction with friends and colleagues from all over the world, will help celebrate the true worth of Slow Food by sharing the pleasure of Japanese food and its respect for the rhythm of nature." Slow Food in Japan currently has 43 convivia, 1,000 members, one Presidium, 29 Ark of Taste products, and a brand new Slow Food Youth Network.www.slowfoodjapan.net
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Posted by fitzbunch6This is a delicious rich cake. Very velvety and buttery. Not recommended to be iced, best served as is.
Butter Mochi Cake
- 1 stick unsalted butter 1 1/2 cup sugar 1 box Mochiko Flour (or sweet rice flour) 16oz. 1 12oz. can evaporated milk 1/2 cup water 1 13.5oz. can of coconut milk 4 large eggs 2 tsp. baking powder 1 tsp. vanilla extract
- You can use up to 2 1/4 cups sugar without increasing the volume of the liquid ingredients. It all depends on how sweet you want the Mochi to be.
- Add one stick unsalted butter to a microwave safe bowl and melt in microwave for 30 seconds. Add sugar and mix until well combined. Add vanilla extract, then add eggs, one at a time. Mix until well incorporated. Add in Mochiko flour and baking powder, and continue to mix.
- Combine evaporated milk and water in a separate bowl. Whisk to blend. Add to Mochiko mixture in 2 parts, mixing well between additions. Next add in coconut milk, whisking until well blended.
- Pour mixture into a 9? x 13? pan and bake for one hour at 350F. Promptly remove from oven, and let cool completely. To serve, cut into 1? x 2? bars.

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Author:Patrick Weston Joyce
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|Patrick Weston Joyce
This author wrote articles for the Dictionary of National Biography, and the list on this page is complete to 1901.
Articles written by this author are designated in the DNB by the initials "P. W. J."
- A hand-book of school management and methods of teaching (1867) [1]
- How to prepare for civil service competition, under the new regulations (1871) [2]
- Irish Names of Places (1869, 1873, 1913) in 3 vols. and multiple editions v.1 v.2 v.3
- Ancient Irish Music
- A Short History of Ireland to 1608 in multiple editions [3]
- A Child's History of Ireland
- Irish local names explained (1885) [4]
- A Social History of Ancient Ireland (1903) in 2 vols. 3rd ed (1920) v.1 3rd ed (1920) v.2
- A Concise History of Ireland: From the Earliest Times to 1837 (1893) in multiple editions 12th ed. 1903
- A grammar of the Irish language (1896) [5]
- A reading book in Irish history : for fourth standard (1901) [6]
- Atlas and cyclopedia of Ireland. Part I: A comprehensive delineation of the thirty-two counties, with a, map of each. Part II: The general history (1905) [7]
- The story of ancient Irish civilisation (1908) [8]
- English as we speak it in Ireland (1910) [9]
- Ireland and Scotland ([c1910]) [10]
- The wonders of Ireland and other papers on Irish subjects (1911) [11]
- Old Celtic Romances translated from the Gaelic (1879) [12]
Contributions to the DNB[edit]
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Some or all works by this author are in the public domain in the United States because they were published before January 1, 1923.
The author died in 1914, so works by this author are also in the public domain in countries and areas where the copyright term is the author's life plus 99 years or less. Works by this author may also be in the public domain in countries and areas with longer native copyright terms that apply the rule of the shorter term to foreign works.


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Former city attorney ID'd as driver in fatal hit-and-runApril 11,2013By Brent Curtis
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Former Rutland City attorney Christopher Sullivan has been identified as the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run crash in the city Wednesday night.
In a statement issued by city police Thursday evening, Sullivan, 53, was identified as the driver although police also said he has not been charged with any crimes in relation to the death of 71-year-old Jane Outslay who died hours after she was struck while crossing Strongs Avenue at about 8 p.m. Wednesday.
Police Chief James Baker said Sullivan, through his attorney, turned his vehicle over to detectives who are examining it. The make and model of the vehicle were not disclosed and Baker said the vehicle was being sequestered while the investigation continued.
While Sullivan, who was city attorney under former mayors Jeffrey Wennberg and John Cassarino, has not been charged with any crimes, Baker said charges were pending and Rutland County State's Attorney Marc Brierre and the Vermont attorney general's office were involved in reviewing the case.
A press conference has been scheduled for Friday at 2 p.m. to provide further information in the case.
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Police Arrest Wanted Suspects in Motor Vehicle Theft
Wednesday, January 25, 2012 - 9:11am
BROWNSVILLE - Two suspects, responsible for stealing and burning a vehicle, several weeks ago have finally been taken into police custody.
According to reports from the police department, warrants were obtained for 21 year-old Jaime Esparza and 23 year-old Mario Colon, after surveillance video showing the men stealing a 2000 Saturn. Police found the suspects earlier this week and both men were charged with engaging in organized criminal activity and theft of a motor vehicle.
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Welfare has been a persistent social phenomenon. It has created a welfare mentality, which perpetuates the class of welfare recipients. There are some familiar negative consequences. It can destroy families. It discourages work and encourages illegitimate children.
A focus is being placed on the welfare recipient to work. The theory here is correct, but we can question its practical aspects.


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The Hank Bullough era has returned to Buffalo
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|Hank Bullough. I remember Art Schlichter being in Bills camp competing for the starting QB position when Hank was the coach. This year's team is not nearly as bad as those teams, but they still will be lucky to win 2 games.
|I think both Cleveland and Detroit are much better than the Bills. Those teams at least hang in with their opponents. The Bills get a 10 point head start and still lose by 16. As a tribute to Doomed, I offer up this poll:
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|Excellent article Steve---I never ever thought the Bills would ever reach the depths of despair again.
Hank Bullough took over for Kay Stephenson 4 games (0-4) into the 85 season and finished 2-10, then in the 86 season he was relieved of duties by Marv after starting the season 2-7---overall a dismal 4-17 record.
Joma---they only lost by 10---lolololololololololololololz
3D---I forgot that Schlicter tried out, was it before or after he went to jail?
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Could "Inside Llewyn Davis" have a few more songs left in its awards season campaign? After a week that left its Oscar prospects in serious question, after being shut out by both the PGA and WGA nominations, the latest from the Coens has scored some big honors at the National Society Of Film Critics...Read More »
Continuing our look at the Best Of 2013, we've come down to definitely the smallest, most fleeting and ephemeral of cinematic elements: the single shot. If in the living organism of a movie, a shot is perhaps just a single cell, but it doesn't mean that on occasion that one cell can't take on an imp...Read More »
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Move over Paper Magazine critic Dennis Dermody, there's another New York critic even more cranky and contrarian, and he's been doing it for years. That's right, Melissa McCarthy's biggest fan, Rex Reed of the New York Observer, has weighed in on his worst films of 2013, and usual, he's running hard ...Read More »
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text: Telecoms in earnings spotlight; loonie could find lift from jobs data Canadian Press, The Canadian Press 0 Comments| May 4, 2014 Add to favourites TORONTO _ Earnings from corporate Canada and the latest reading on job creation will be the prime focus for investors this coming week. The Toronto stock market finished with a gain of 1.59 per cent last week, boosted by deal-making and positive earnings reports from the energy, industrial and technology sectors. The Dow industrials edged up 0.92 per cent. This week, traders will look to the telecom sector in particular, with earnings reports out from heavyweights BCE Inc. (TSX:BCE, Stock Forum) and Telus Corp. (TSX:T, Stock Forum). Luciano Orengo, portfolio manager at Manulife Asset Management, said he expects earnings from both telcos should be ``at least in line with analyst expectations.'' But he noted that there are quite a few headwinds facing them. ``There's more competition, there is at least for Rogers and BCE, losing cable subscribers, people are cutting their cable,'' he said. ``Then there's government oversight. Ottawa wants to make the telecoms more competitive, they like to have an entrant to keep everybody more honest so between that, and in the case of BCE, losing the NHL playoff broadcasting rights. So you know, valuations got a little stretched.'' Analysts surveyed by Thomson Reuters expect earnings per share from Telus at 61 cents and 60 cents ex-items. A year ago, the Vancouver-based company posted earnings per share of 56 cents. Analysts look for BCE to post earnings per share of 76 cents per share, up from 73 cents a year ago. Investors will also consider earnings during the week from Tim Hortons (TSX:THI, Stock Forum), Canadian Tire (TSX:CTC.A, Stock Forum), auto parts giant Magna International (TSX:MG, Stock Forum), pipeline company Enbridge (TSX:ENB, Stock Forum) and oil company Talisman Energy (TSX:TLM, Stock Forum). Meanwhile, the Canadian dollar could find some added lift from the latest reading on employment on Friday and trade data earlier in the week. The loonie gained about half a cent last week amid a generally positive run of economic data and a narrowing in price between Western Canadian Select crude, which is produced from the oilsands, and West Texas Intermediate, a lighter crude used as the U.S. benchmark. It should be difficult for the Canadian economy to beat the performance in March when 43,000 jobs were cranked out, even as job creation has been volatile and regularly missing economists' expectations. But Peter Buchanan, senior economist at CIBC World Markets, said he expects job creation to come in at around 18,000 with the jobless rate remaining steady at 6.9 per cent. ``And that's really what we need to have _ a trend basis with two, 2.5 per cent gross domestic product growth and one per cent or so productivity, which we think is what we're seeing from the Canadian economy at this point,'' he said. ``The other thing is, we only had 10,000 per month jobs in the last half of the year, so we do think there may be a bit of room for catch-up, a stronger performance on the job side.'' Buchanan also said he expected better balance from the April jobs data, noting that job growth in March was largely driven by the public sector. ``I think we will see a bit better quality of jobs than we did in March,'' he said. ``We're looking for an increase in the energy sector, resources generally. Transport, warehousing more gains there. And also, longer term, we have seen significant growth in the last year in areas like health-care, hospitality, (all) beneficiaries of a lower dollar.'' Merchandise trade data for March comes out on Tuesday and Buchanan also expects improvement in that area after Canada racked up a $290-million trade surplus in February. ``Our forecast is for a $500-million surplus,'' Buchanan said, with oil playing a big part in the improvement. ``Oil is a positive, energy is up on a trend basis. U.S. production is crowding out exports from OPEC jurisdictions. Our exports have been setting records recently.'' It's a relatively light week for economic data in the U.S. The major report for the week is the Institute for Supply Management's report on the health of the non-manufacturing sector. Tags: OIL & GAS E&P ENERGY CONSUMER CYCLICAL TELECOM SERVICES Rate this article v Usefulness Clarity Credibility Log in required to rate this article. Interested in these industries and sectors? 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Libya have won their first international football title by beating favourite and West African power Ghana on penalties in the final of the African Nations Championship in South Africa.
Libya won 4-3 in a penalty shoot-out on Saturday after the teams drew 0-0 after extra time at Cape Town Stadium.
The victory prompted celebrations on the streets of Tripoli and other Libyan cities. The players were also greeted warmly by supporters upon their arrival at the team's hotel in Cape Town.
The African Nations Championship is the continent's lower-level tournament for home-based players, but that mattered little for the Libyans.
Mohamed Abdaula, Libya's goalkeeper, saved the first two Ghanaian penalties to help the North Africans clinch victory in a tournament they were initially meant to host but had to give up to South Africa because of unrest at home.
Historic win
Libya's best result before Saturday's triumph was reaching the final of the main African Cup on home soil in 1982, when it lost to Ghana on penalties.
It handed over hosting rights for this tournament and last year's full continental championship following the overthrow of Muammar Gaddafi in 2011 and because of the ongoing violence.
But under Javier Clemente, the former Spain boss, Libya's footballers drew with Ghana in the group stage and beat Gabon and Zimbabwe in shootouts in the knockouts to progress to the final.
In the final, Libya held their own and were even the more dangerous team in some stages and had two clear chances to score in extra time when Elmutasem Abuschnaf headed over from close range and Abdelsalam Omar also failed with a header.
Stephen Adams, Ghana's goalkeeper, made important saves throughout the 120 minutes and also blocked two Libyan spot-kicks to send the shootout to sudden death after the sides were level at 3-3 after five kicks each.
Ahmed El Trbi scored for Libya and Joshua Tijani pulled his penalty wide for the crucial miss, confirming Libya's victory even though Mohamed Benouza, the Algerian referee, was not immediately certain that it was over and there was a slight delay before the Libyans could celebrate a meaningful feel-good moment for their long-troubled nation.
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StopWatch 4 all Lite
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This app works as a stopwatch and timer, and can therefore be used for any sport.
The number of visible stopwatches depends on the current height of the display.
There can be started multiple stopwatches and timers - the number is only limited by memory.
The timers can be started individually and simultaneously.
All timer and countdown-timer are also running in the background, ie when the app is minimized, the sound / beep also be played.
Each stopwatch can be turned into a timer.
Simply select the desired timer (white area) and enter the time.
To switch to the timer, simply put the time back to zero.
For the timer, all internal and external Ringtones can be used.
The volume level can be managed independently from the device setting.
General Features:
* Each stopwatch can be renamed or deleted (select the white area)
* Another stopwatch can be added always
* The number and names of the stopwatch will be restored during a restart of the app.
* Timer for swimmers (function to calculate the stroke rate).
* An external button can be connected, and performs the function of the button "lap" from 1.Timer.
Planned is the one to connect up to 6 buttons, one for each timer.
Works with:
Tablet and Smartphone with USB-host function.
The external button can be ordered from me - price on request.
Timer functions:
* In each timer can be set a beep before the last "X" seconds.
The number of "X" beep can be adjusted.
Stopwatch functions:
* In each stopwatch can record up to 3 laps, in the Pro-version no limit.
* The time of the round, depends on the setting, shown in km/h or min/km.
* The list can be displayed in tables or as a text.
* By "Share" you can send or save the list - for later if you want.
A big thank you to Andrea Greco for the help he has given me during development.
I am grateful for any comments and feedback, because this could only help to make this app better.
For problems or questions please contact me via e-mail.
Unfortunately we can not respond to comments on Google-Play.
Supported languages:
German, Italian, English
Keyword: crono, stopwatch, cronometro, countdown-timer, Stoppuhr
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Version 2.16
* Fixed problem with displaying Laps.
* Small corrections
Version 2.15
* Small corrections
* Only devices with an Android version from 2.3 supported.
Version 2.14
* The function "Send" can now be used.
Version 2.13
* Fixed problem with countdown timer, alarm no more dropouts.
* Bugfixes
Version 2.12
* The layout can be changed for left-handers and right-handers.
* Support of units miles and yard.
Version 2.11
* Stroke rate adjustable 2 to 6.
* Bug Fixes
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Nice APP but missing some elements. The Developper has filled in the missing gaps and now has a very find product called StopWatch 4 All Pro. That version is complete, can be used for multi-sports and any number of athletes and beats most other apps Ive seen.


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Album Review: Eric Clapton Complete Clapton
By Jeff Swindoll Oct 17, 2007, 16:19 GMT
Although that disc is called the Complete Clapton, Id think that moniker would be best used on a giant box set. This collection is quite the grand one, but it seems a bit wrong to call a two disc set complete when the man has undoubtedly done much more work.
That minor quibble out of the way, the set is one of those that I dearly love the instant collection (complete or not). This set gathers many songs, totaling 36 tracks, that will be very familiar to our ears, from his Cream Days (I Feel Free, White Room, etc.), one from Blind Faith (Presence of the Lord), and two from Derek and the Dominoes (Bell Bottom Blues and Layla). Not to mention many of his solo hits, including After Midnight, I Shot the Sheriff (but I didnt shoot the deputy, the mind fills in), Tears in Heaven, and many more.
He even teams with B.B. King (Riding with the King) and J.J. Cale (Ride the River). This wonderful set collects quite a number of great songs from Clapton from 1968 up to 2006.
If youre a fan you may have all the albums that those came off of, but if youre a casual listener this set offers you an easy say to instantly purchase some great guitar work . But I did not shoot the deputy.
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PS. Okay, janjanmom is not a failure. I have discovered a boo boo in my quiz, and I can't figure out how to fix it. Everybody gets a freebie on the question about the tattoo. I do NOT have a tattoo. You'll have to pick the parrott answer though in order to get credit for a correct answer. Sorry janjanmom!
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Speaking of gold chains, a man who accessorized his with multiple rings saw me scribbling in my notebook and beckoned me over.
"I know a bunch of younger women; I give them advice all the time," David Levi, told me.
"So, you've been divorced, then?" I asked.
"Three times," David said. "The first marriage was to this Chinese woman who left me when she found someone richer. The second one . . . well, I don't count it, it actually only lasted 24 hours. And the third woman got pregnant, and one day she cleaned the house and took off. But you know — women go crazy when they get pregnant sometimes."
The rough lesson that three failed marriages taught him?
"Marry for love," he said. "It's what I'm gonna do next time."
Music: The first song I heard booming from the DJ booth was an unmatchable anthem of the broken-hearted: "I Will Survive." Seriously, disco goes with divorce better than Häagen-Dazs.
As the evening wore on, "Love Stinks" came blasting from the speakers and brought everyone back on their feet. I was dawdling near the information table, checking out pamphlets, when two women perusing the table turned and began screeching the lyrics in my direction. While I was speculating on whether they were drunk, bitter, or both, one of them screamed: "What, don't you know this song? Haven't you seen Wedding Singer?"
Yeah, but I guess it's just one of those things I won't get until after my first divorce. Which, after seeing how much fun divorcees have, I can't wait. Forget holy matrimony and the suburban white picket fence! Watching people twice my age party hardcore and then stumble off the dance floor with sexy strangers undid years of good parenting in a single night. The truth was revealed: Marriage is just something you gotta get through to get to the party.
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Date: September 16, 2009
by: Heidi Kurpiela | A&E Editor
Backstage at The Players Theatre a gaggle of senior citizens — all of them women — are sashaying and singing show tunes and channeling Hollywood sirens and comediennes from Mae West to Bette Midler.
Sitting at a desk off to the side is their director, Jared Walker, in a Hawaiian button-down shirt and jeans, rattling off suggestions and music cues as 75-year-old Ruth Berkel works the room.
"Now, basically you come in and go bada-bada-bump," Walker says, using his pen to gesture Berkel's next move.
"Do you want me to land on his lap?" asks Berkel, swinging her hips.
"No, let's not go that far," Walker replies. "I know what kind of heels you'll be wearing."
Berkel pouts, shrugs and walks off stage. Crowned this year's Ms. Florida Senior America, Berkel, a retired Sarasota High School teacher and Latin dance instructor, has worn high heels her entire life. She knows whether she can handle landing in a man's lap.
Walker turns to face his partner, Eric Berkel, the group's choreographer and Berkel's only son, and shakes his head as if to say, "Your mother."
Up next is Lois Lane, playing the sardonic Phyllis Diller in a wild, blue wig; a big, pink overcoat; and an oddly misshapen — not to mention — disconcerting baby bump.
"Lois Lane is her real name," Walker whispers. "Like Superman's girlfriend."
He's smiling before she even begins the number.
The Players Follies, a 55-and-up theater troupe, is embarking on its second year. Walker, 44, is a theater jack-of-all-trades with acting, directing, choreography and costuming credits at the Golden Apple Dinner Theatre, the Banyan Theater Company and the Manatee Players — to name a few. He helped organize The Players Follies last January, after spending two years working with the Sarasota Senior Theater, another 55-and-up entertainment troupe.
The group is rehearsing bits from "20th Century Foxes," a vaudevillian romp they'll perform at a surprise 50th-birthday party at a law office on Cocoanut Avenue. It's the first time the women have been asked to perform at a private party, so energy levels are high — hence Berkel's desire to land on the birthday boy's lap.
"I love being the guy who creates the process," Walker says. "Acting was my living for awhile, but I've paid my dues. My legs are tired."
On the contrary, those who've worked backstage with Walker say he's tireless. They joke that when he signs onto a project, he and the Berkels come as a package deal — a trifecta of talent known as "The Jared Walker Team."
Walker grew up on Florida's east coast and studied music and theater at Shenandoah Conservatory, in Winchester, Va., before moving to New York City to act.
Like many New York stage actors, Walker needed a second job, so he started working for an A-list events company, which catered some of the city's biggest galas.
"One time, I was standing in the green room with Meryl Streep and Harrison Ford, just sort of looking around at all these famous actors thinking, 'I can't believe I'm here in my tux, backstage with these people,'" Walker says.
Walker pauses as Berkel flits by in a Carmen Miranda costume and precariously high platform heels.
"My life in New York was theatrical in a whole different way," he says. "I don't miss it at all."
Jared Walker is not alone in his pursuit of the director's chair. Many Hollywood actors and actresses have directed and/or produced their own films.
• Woody Allen, one of Hollywood's most famous actor/directors, is rumored to have cast France's first lady, Carla Bruni-Sarkozy, in his next project.
• George Clooney directed "Confessions of a Dangerous Mind" and, in 2007, produced the Oscar-winning thriller, "Michael Clayton," in which he starred.
• In 2006, Brad Pitt produced "Running with Scissors" and "The Departed," followed by "A Mighty Heart" in 2007.
• Drew Barrymore has produced and starred in two "Charlie's Angels" movies, "Fever Pitch" and "Never Been Kissed."
• Clint Eastwood's directing credits include the Oscar-winning "Million Dollar Baby," "Mystic River" and "Unforgiven."
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Holiday harmonies
Shoppers and residents were treated to some holiday harmonies by the Senior Friendship Centers' group, the Second Wind Harmonica Players, in Downtown Sarasota.
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The Cal Ripken Sr. Foundation and the Boys & Girls Clubs of Sarasota County teamed up to bring the anti-bullying event Rachel's Challenge to Sarasota Dec. 3.


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Ain't he sweet? Would be 67 today so, just because, here's a an old mix of Cramps type bidniss and the video clip of their legendary show at Napa State Mental Hospital.
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Ain't he sweet? Would be 67 today so, just because, here's a an old mix of Cramps type bidniss and the video clip of their legendary show at Napa State Mental Hospital.
God Damn Rock 'n' Roll by Mumblin' Earl on Mixcloud
In my capacity as writer for north-east arts and music magazine Narc, this month I got to interview The Colonel – Mr JD Wilkes – from The Legendary Shack Shakers on the occasion of their comeback from what proved in the end to be a pretty short hiatus. It's fair to say I was a bit overexcited about interviewing him – he's something of a hero of mine, and somebody I knew would have a lot more to offer than the usual "well, we're dead chuffed with the new album and we start the tour next week in Bristol, it'll be mint" nonsense. He was as charming, thoughtful and flat out warm and welcoming as I'd hoped and the interview ended up being far longer than the double page spread in Narc would be able to accommodate, so Claire Dupree at Narc was kind enough to let me run the entire conversation here. So here it is, largely verbatim (although I should point out that JD is quick to laughter and whatnot, and that sort of thing looks terrible typed up.. ).
"We did some warm up shows before the big debut at the Muddy Roots festival and we've been on the road for 5 days since then, doing the north east corridor… We're in Michigan now"
It feels real good, we're having a ball and it's good to be back on the horse. We have a Hammond organ player now (Adam Holliday, from guitarist Rod Hamdallah's side project), and it's sounding really nice and full and cinematic. We're much more capable of representing the way we come across on records now… we're getting close to that, it's fun to hear it come alive every night.2
That was a major factor, alongside road-weariness and just a really hectic schedule for ten years straight. We all have other projects we do, other art jobs on the side, other bands we like to indulge in so it was good to take a break. We did a play in Copenhagen last year so we still haven't had a full year off, officially. We were hired to be a band in a play (called FUBAR), an avant-garde Danish play about the black market gun trade in Africa. I'm not sure why they called us.. I guess we sound pretty bombastic and we're southern, so some of us own guns which is ironic and odd… It wasn't a pronouncement of anything political, it was just an exploration of the topic, and they saw us on youtube and fell in love with the music and they thought it would be good to write a musical play around our tunes. A lot of tunes we had to learn, we've never played them live. They were supposed to bring it over to America but something fell through. There's a whole trilogy, we were the middle installation… it was cool because we got to set our amplifiers and drums in the theatre and leave them there, and then clock in every day. We got to stay in an apartment, see some of Copenhagen, it was like having a day job. It was an easy job to do, and we got to be citizens of Denmark for a week (and a month, doing the show, the year before). Very avant-garde and art damaged and like something Tom Waits would be involved in…"
We just did a few demos to shop around for label opportunities so in the process we've got a couple of new tunes in the set now, and we're planning on going back into the studio in December, January, something like that, and come next summer we'll release a new record."
"It was a sort of co-op that you assembled piecemeal label duties from, an a la carte label service, but they didn't really do a very good job so we're thinking about going back to a traditional label situation, someone we can trust. What do we know about running a label? There's a lot of things that a label do for you that are indispensable, as we learned… But the Muddy Roots label is re-releasing the album, Agridustrial, that we put out ourselves and hopefully it'll finally get some attention that will see us through to the new record. It'll have new sequence and new mastering."
"You'll be able to hear how this next record came out of Agridustrial – in the songwriting, the structure and the subject matter – and we'll have Duane Dennison probably do some of his guitar work as a guest, he's signed off to help on the next record. It won't be so noisy…"
"Polka when it's very happy go lucky is just kind of grandpa music, but if you put a minor chord to it, it becomes like carnival music – Moorish and arabesque and it has these ancient qualities. I always thought that gypsy music was the blues of Europe, it has these blue notes in the scale that hint at pain and loss and struggle, whereas the major scale of your typical Yankovic polka is a little too satisfied…"
"I do connect with that, it's something I think I've always appreciated, even as a little kid, anything uniquely American and lost in the past, those tragic scenes – dusty roads, crumbling dilapidated towns, fading ghost signs, slipping into obscurity. The poetry and the magic of all that, the aesthetics of all that, is perfect for songwriting. And Waits nails it. There's a lot of people who dabble in it, it's like Waits has spawned his own genre, but of course it goes back to Captain Beefheart and the art damaged blues of the sixties.. . Kerouac and the Beat poets, Jimmy Durante, Louis Armstrong and Howlin' Wolf… all these tragic, down on their luck characters. Waits puts it all together in more of a punk way…"
"By presenting it I'm hopefully presenting it. If you can just reach one person you've succeeded. It's not just some rock band, it's a cultural force, a brand that is all about preserving and educating… so many bands, it's just about ego and fashion and swagger, but for me I want it all to reflect back on how cool and beautiful American aesthetics is. Right now I'm fighting a battle for the preservation of a ghost sign that was recently revealed in a demolition down in Paducah, Kentucky. It's for a patent medicine – really eye-popping colours, beautiful. I'm trying to be quite outspoken in preserving this because you can print up all the books with all the old photographs and you can even recreate murals, but to preserve something that still exists from that time, that is our history, it's not the tip of a hat, it's a surviving relic from a time when we were a more neighbourly, communal culture. And sure, there are bad things about those days but there's something aesthetically pure and innocent and timeless about this stuff, it reminds us of who we are. We're paving over everything and painting over everything and putting up another Walmart . You guys have your castles, you've got your cathedrals, you have your own aesthetics that go back millennia. We're a young country but why not take a chance to establish who we are before some asshole contractor comes along and knocks it down, know what I mean? So when are we going to get a chance to have our mid-century modern, our art deco, our post-modern architecture… it's all good, it all goes to tell the story of who we are, but there won't be anything left if everyone's an iconoclast."
"Yeh, I want to feel it in my bones, I want to inhabit it. From when I was a little kid, I still remember the trappings of that old weird America, the old man with a hat sat at a lunch counter using old expressions and dialects that are dying off now because of television and the internet. I still want to be a decanter or a harbinger of that, to carry some of it into the future. Like I said, if I can touch one person…"
"Oh definitely, yeh, but they're much more of a kind of spaghetti western gothic gospel band – there's that regionalism that's so important! They're taking element of their landscape as a backdrop, you can almost see the rippling mirage of the desert in their music.. and you hear the church organ too, and that's what I grew up with, I grew up singing in Baptist churches like that. To see all that getting thrown out in favour of this contemporary Christian handclapping praise music written by a team of Nashville songwriters after shit tonnes of research and focus groups and what not. It used to be one person wrote a song, he was a poet he poured his heart out and it made you feel something, more than a team of songwriting professionals in a lab cranking this crap out. Slim Cessna are true artists and they're touching on something that's familiar to me and it's nostalgic and personal and it's cultural. Them and the Pine Hill Haints and a new band called The Tillers, another band that'll just break your heart with the pain they sing about, but it's authentic, it's not like tragic for tragic's sake. You can just tell the moment you hear it. You can't explain it.. if you could explain it, then it's not real. You can't put your finger on what it is, but they got it, Slim Cessna and Pine Hill Haints got it, there's a handful of bands that really get it. Everything else is just kind of a put on."
"That's a thing with European rockabilly bands, they play it better than we do. They've learned it inside out and they know it but it frustrates them that they're not American and there's this weird kind of attitude you get from them when you're over there. But we're just playing the way we grew up playing. Like, we didn't grow up in the fifties but we like that stuff, that's in there too. But we have a lot of other weird things that we grew up with, that influenced us. It's important to be authentic to who you are, instead of putting on some minstrel show, some period-perfect replication of something you imagine happened sixty years ago…. Man, there's even Kaizers Orchestra, a Tom Waits-ish Norwegian polka band that sings in a dead Norwegian tongue. Amazing melodies… They're fantastic. They're a perfect example of a band who took their own music and their own language and infused modern sensibilities – not just to be modern.. their psychology informs it and makes it their own, they're pure to who they are and that's really what's important, I think."
"I'm not an iconoclast. I grew up that way, I have certain sentimental connotations and nostalgic memories and experiences, but then I have a lot of bad experiences of it. I'm just careful not to throw it all out, because one thing I've discovered is even if you take away religion, people still behave in good ways and bad ways, in abusive ways and exploitative ways. You see that in politics, and even in music – in the cliques that form around certain musical movements, like indie rock. You have preachiness and sanctimony and hypocrisy, all those things are human qualities, they're not just religious qualities. You take away religion, like we're becoming more secularised, and those human qualities are being expressed through other avenues. It wasn't all religion's fault! People suck!"
"So I don't want to dismiss old gospel music just because I'm not religious any more, in fact that's my religion – the music of it, the way it makes me feel I'm connected to something larger than myself. 'm getting chills just talking about it. Old Brother Ely, or when Roscoe Holcomb sings some old primitive gospel Baptist hymns and winds it out till it's 10 minutes long and you listen to every note. It's so haunting. It's important to not throw all that out just because we're not into Jesus, you know? Running through this conversation, and running through our contemporary times, it's iconoclasm, throwing everything out, like everything that reminds us of the past is bad. Well, let's pause and reflect on that first."
"Luckily it's kinda what happens anyway. If people want me to keep pushing the boundaries, they're gonna be out of luck because I'm 42 now. But I like to goof off… when the first note of the song starts, it's like starting a car. I'm in a different frame of mind and from thereon out, I'm inhabiting the songs. It happens naturally, it's not a put on. I mean, sure, I'll have to put it on a little bit if I'm feeling under the weather but I find that once I do that, and push myself a little harder then it becomes natural as the set wears on. Sometimes you need to give yerself a kick in the pants, so the only thing that I could say is like a pressure is from me to get into it."
The Legendary Shack Shakers tour the UK in late October. You should go.
Y'all know how we love us some Elvis around here, like all right thinkin' folks do, don'tcha? Well, here's a thing about The King. We been fair set to reelin' by the very idea of this duet from beyond the grave with Barbara damn Streisand. I mean, I don't know that I can bring myself to face that full on. Who stands still for this types of shit, y'know? It's disgusting. I mean, Randy kinda likes her a little, I have on the other hand had to be bluntly an abruptly silenced on the subject. "Tell me, you did not just bad-mouth Barbara Streisand in a gay bar? My Lord! What is wrong with you?" My protector cried. I was forgetting myself and grateful for his counsel. Mighty strong cocktails in that place. Anyways just about everytime I go to post anything about Elvis on here I heads on out into the wilder reaches an darker corners of the interwebs looking for Joni Mabe: The Elvis Babe. I've generally found that to be a hard and lonely journey and been disappointed in my searches. Did I just imagine her?
I surely did not y'all. A good many years ago I came across her Travelling Panoramic Encyclopedia of Everything Elvis, and I have the goddamn book to prove it. Joni is an Elvis collector and also the maker of some pretty great Elvis art, she claims to have made her first Elvis piece on the day he passed on, Walked Dem Golden Stairs up to The Man In The Sky and so on. Why, I pondered, does this amazing collection not have any kind of an online home? Somewhere I can direct like minded folks to check out its wonders? Well, eventually I resorted to taking a bunch of pictures from my own copy of her book. You're looking at them right now, the book 'Everything Elvis' is still available for not much money from those apalling tax dodging amazon sons o'bitches should you wish to get hold of a copy. It's sure to brighten any home and it offers hope in your dark times too.
So, yeah. I amde them photo's and I let them set around some too. now that I eventually come to share them with you I thought I'd go looking for Joni again. This time friends, I finally done tracked her down. Still don't appear to be no online record of her collection and work but it has stopped touring about. Seems as Joni inherited an already historic old boarding house from her family and it now doubles as a museum for her Encyclopedia of Everything Elvis as well. This is the Loudermilk Boarding House Museum in Georgia. It looks like an amazing place to stay/visit if'n you're around that way. Anyway, here's some more of Joni's great artwork and a couple of links, the news clip is definitely worth checking out.
Loudermilk Boarding House Museum, facebook
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St. Patrick's Day parade in NYC held amid boycotts
A weekend of St. Patrick's Day revelry and tensions over the exclusion of gays in some of the celebrations culminated Monday in New York.
St. Patrick's Day Parade to close several streetsComment
Downtown Washington has been a sea of green Sunday as the city celebrates the the 42nd annual St. Patrick's Day Parade. Streets began to reopen around 3 p.m.
D.C. police increase patrols for St. Patrick's DayComment
D.C. police say they will be aggressively enforcing the city's laws against drunken and impaired driving. Officers will operate traffic checkpoints and other patrols.
St. Patrick's Day parade in Dublin draws over 500,000 peopleComment
An estimated 500,000 people crowded Saturday into central Dublin to view the St. Patrick's Day parade, a focal point for Irish celebrations worldwide and the start of the tourist season in debt-battered Ireland.
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|There are 18 review(s) for this product.
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Mediocre Tablet by Steve58
I have had this tablet for over a year and it has back for repairs three times. Most common response to my complaints is to reload Windows, yet I still have horrible Touchscreen response, jerky video, and frequent lockups when streaming video. The only good things I can say are it does have MS Office suite and provides a good platform for capturing pix. The keyboard is nice since it adds battery life and peripheral expansion.
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I Love This Tablet by Dee65
I bought the Asus as a replacement of my iPad that was stolen. Anyone considering a tablet purchase should check the Asus out. Honestly, I am enjoying the Asus more than I did the iPad. Having a keyboard to type with is awesome. Windows 8 RT is great. Iove, love, love it!
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Its ok I guess by Schtoultz
This works fine, but it is nothing too special. I could have completed what it was bought for with a 10 times less costly device. However I was upsold by the salesperson.
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Great tablet. Great price. by DKRA
I am not an "early adopter" of any technology. I had been shopping for tablets for over a year. I couldn't get excited about the I pad. The price seemed too high. I love the ASUS. The price was right and it came with Windows RT. Which I love. Still waitng for the keyboard which ASUS is giving away as a promotion through 12-31-12.
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Great Tablet by Railer
The only thing I've been dissatisfied with concerning this tablet is the fact that there is no screen protector or case available (FROM ANY SOURCE) to protect my investment. In my opinion this is very poor planning on ASUS's part for customer satisfaction.
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Not worth it by Rjs1987
Not worth the money: not even windows 8, just windows rt....I cannot stand this version at all
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Great tablet w/ dock for work and school. by Brownie2191
This tablet rocks. Paired with the keyboard it is a great tool for school and for work depending on what you're buying it for. Along with the productivity side, the features for games and organization are awesome too!
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Excellent Windows RT tablet by MAAP67
Excellent hardware running an amazing OS and modern applications. I use it everyday for productivity with Microsoft Office and more and for entertainment.
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Excellent Windows RT Tablet by JCmn
In terms of hardware, this tablet packs in a lot. The question is: can Windows RT take advantage of all that hardware features. I think Asus' unique design mostly succeeded in showing that Windows RT shines in this package. The combination of touch screen, keyboard, and trackpad makes it a joy to run a variety of apps and programs on this tablet. One can also plug in a mouse transceiver to the usb port adapter for the tablet when it is undocked to get similar effects via a mouse. The central key enabler, I think, is the cursor, which is almost non-existent in iOS or Android. As this tablet shows, touch and mouse inputs can co-exist. For many productivity apps, the combo is very powerful. The Vivo RT shows many great potentials of Windows 8 RT. At this point, the first few days, I am using this as my device of choice to access a Windows 7 Pro desktop via remote desktop in addition to typical iPad type of tablet usage. Eventually it will probably completely replace my iPad 3 as the number of apps grow. In a way, this is a much better laptop replacement than iPad if one already has a desktop somewhere for the remote desktop app. I also found that the built-in HDMI port for connecting a monitor is very useful. Just like that in a laptop, a connected 1080p monitor can be used to extend the display or as the sole display. The touch gestures still work the same on the tablet's touch screen even when the display is not being used. One area that Asus needs to improve on is quality control. The first device I got froze up completely a few times in a day. Every time I had to power the device down and back up to get it to work again. I exchanged that for this 2nd one that I am using to type this review. It has been working flawlessly so far.
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Lightweight Windows in more ways than one by SFMitchell
I've tried Windows Surface RT and the Vivo several times and think the Vivo is better in my hand. I love Asus' dock far better than either of the keyboards that Microsoft is currently offering for Surface, it's actually usable. The problem is that WindowsRT just isn't ready for prime-time. As an OS, it roughly on par with Android Froyo, but with practically no apps. Worse, it's just as closed an ecosystem as iOS. All this may not be a big deal to many potential buyers as it's being advertized as a business machine that can be used to create real MS Office documents. That is you can as long as you don't need to access documents via VPN. Practically no business standard VPN protocols are supported on Windows RT. Given all the drawbacks, I'd expect the Vivo to actually be less than the Asus' Transformer Infinity that is similarly spec'ed, but it's actually substantially higher priced. My suggestion is simply to wait. The Microsoft rep told me that VPN will be coming in Surface PRO some time in the beginning of 2013. When you can have a REAL business machine that is as lightweight as other tablets, it might actually be worth it. I expect Asus to likely offer one of the more compelling options at that time.


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Sorry, not the same as seeing Rick Mears click off four amazing laps minutes after the track opened on pole day then watching 30 drivers come up short during the long afternoon.
There isn't even the hope of what the late Tom Carnegie loved to call "the new track record."
The cars have been detuned since "Flying Dutchman" Arie Luyendyk averaged 236.986 mph in 1996. Saturday's pole winner won't come within five mph of the record.
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Welfare spending, improvement in private consumption, lower interest rates and better show by agriculture will lead to the growth number going up to 6.4 per cent
Global ratings major Standard & Poor's (S&P), which has threatened to downgrade the country's sovereign rating to junk, on Monday, said it sees economic growth improving to 6.4 per cent next fiscal.
The agency also retained its growth forecast for the current fiscal at 5.5 per cent, half-a-percentage-point above the readings by the Central Statistics Office.
"The increased government welfare spending because of the next general elections, improvement in private consumption, lower interest rates and a better show by agriculture will lead to the growth number going up to 6.4 per cent in 2013-14," agency's credit analyst Geeta Chugh said.
Ms. Chugh said the growth number would go up further to 7.2 per cent in 2014-15 as mining and power sectors would also start showing improvement.
The comments come within a fortnight of the CSO forecasting a poor 5 per cent reading of GDP in the current fiscal, the lowest in a decade.
Ms. Chugh, however, clarified that the relative uptick in growth had already been factored in the sovereign rating, which was the lowest investment grade rating and the worst among BRIC.
The agency had cited a host of concerns, including the sagging growth numbers, fiscal imprudence and lack of policy initiatives in the past as the pain areas.
Finance Minister P. Chidambaram, assuming charge in August, took a slew of measures which led to an increase in investor confidence.
Ms. Chugh said these steps would lead to a gradual recovery, but warned that the agency would look for progress on the implementation front.
Early signs
Referring to specifics like the Cabinet Committee on Investments and a new Land Acquisition Bill, which is likely to be passed in the Budget session, Ms. Chug said, "These are early signs that things have started to move."
The real effect of the recent measures, which have boosted investor confidence, will be visible only starting the second half of 2013, she said.
The reform process needed to be pushed and carried forward, she added.
"We are at the bottom while it comes to the corporate sector, but the recovery will take at least six to nine months. It will not be a V-shaped sharp recovery but a gradual one," she said.
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On the banking system, the rating agency said the asset situation of banks would continue to be under stress next fiscal and the scenario would improve only by 2015, as economy started to look up.
"The troubles for the banking system here are likely to increase in the next 12 months due to slow economic growth and sluggish fiscal reforms," the agency said. It also added that the woes were close to bottoming out.
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I was watching the WWDC '09 keynote, desperately waiting to see if anything new was announced for Mac OS X 10.6 Snow Leopard in regards to automation, and specifically Automator.app. Nothing was said at the keynote, but when I looked on the newly updated Snow Leopard page on Apple's site, I was ecstatic. One of the refinements listed was that Mac OS X Services would now be a feature of Automator. Services let you use features of one application while you are inside of another. In the Automator instance, you would be able to use workflows while you are inside of any Mac OS X application that supports the use of Services.
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Synacor Selected For Google I/O 2013 Developer Sandbox
BUFFALO, N.Y., May 14, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Synacor Inc. (Nasdaq:SYNC), the leading provider of next-gen startpages, award-winning TV Everywhere solutions, and cloud-based Identity Management (IDM) services, across multiple devices for cable, satellite, telecom and consumer electronics companies, will demo Cloud ID Social Login with Google+ and advanced TV Everywhere technologies in the Developer Sandbox at Google I/O, May 15-17, Moscone West Convention Center in San Francisco, Calif. Developers and technologists will discuss with Synacor how Social Login, recently named as a TMC Cable Spotlight Product of the Year, was built to break down TV Everywhere barriers, and how they can integrate similar technologies for their customers.
"See you in the Sandbox! Synacor couldn't be more proud than to accept Google's invitation to demo our Cloud ID Social Login and TV Everywhere innovations during Google I/O 2013," said Michael Bishara, Vice President and General Manager of TV Everywhere, Synacor. "And we're excited Synacor's kiosk will display the special designation Google+ Badge, as we leverage the Google+ platform in our Social Login capability for consumers to access their favorite pay-TV shows, movies, music and more, providing a fun, friction-free TV Everywhere experience."
Having been an industry first, Social Login gives Synacor customers the flexibility to offer subscribers access to online pay-TV content with their favorite social accounts, like Google+, Facebook and Twitter, while simultaneously authorizing with the subscriber's pay-TV provider or billing account. Through the award-winning Cloud ID Management Platform, Synacor brings the convenience of Social Login to TV Everywhere consumers with the trust of entitlement verification for TV authorization. Additionally, TV Everywhere users have the option to install their MVPD's TV Everywhere Android app over-the-air after they sign in with Google+, making it more convenient than ever to access content wherever they are.
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