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FRANK HEWITT -- Speaking of dying unrecognized: there is a romantic conception that this happens to great jazz musicians. If that were the case, it would mean that greatness is common in jazz, which isn't particularly true, or that lots of great musicians don't seek recognition, which is even less true. But the pianist Frank Hewitt played frequently at the West Village basement club Smalls until his death at 66 in 2002, and he was the exception: a genuinely high-level, genuinely unrecognized jazz pianist. (Incidentally, he was never reviewed in The New York Times.) Hewitt was a bebopper and a ballad player who was exceptionally talented, if lacking sufficient originality to make people forget the competition. The evidence is on ''We Loved You,'' a posthumous recording on the newly formed Smalls Record label and -- hard to believe-- his first record. He chose lovely, relaxed tempos and improvised flowingly and casually; when he plays standards, they come with curiously dramatic solo introductions, improvised verses and a young rhythm section that knows his moves.
FLY -- A cooperative jazz group that in an earlier incarnation was known as the Mark Turner-Larry Grenadier-Jeff Ballard trio (with Mr. Turner on saxophone, Mr. Grenadier on bass and Mr. Ballard on drums). By either name, it represents a new kind of tenor-saxophone trio music, partnering Mr. Turner's astringent thinking and clear tone with the rhythm section's grooves. It reflects a new attitude of jazz, too: instead of scrambling to fill the space, Mr. Turner lays back trustingly, demonstrating a kind of reticence that you hardly ever hear among serious jazz tenor players. The tunes on ''Fly'' (Savoy Jazz), the group's first album -- all originals except for Jimi Hendrix's ''Spanish Castle Magic'' (not the greatest choice) -- are so simple, stark and moody that any chordal instrument played above a whisper would have utterly changed the balance. The threesome are boiling their music down to its essence, which has long been a ploy of avant-gardist jazz but only rarely of the mainstream..
JENNY SCHEINMAN -- A cool-headed violinist and composer who's worked with Bill Frisell, she shares his wide range of expression: in her case, jazz and nearly anything else that has included violin. Her third album, ''Shalagaster'' (Tzadik), hops all over, from harmonized violin-and-harmonium lines as streamlined and neat as a Michael Nyman string quartet to something that sounds like a triple-meter Turkish dance (''Wisacre'') to a lovely piece of bucolic-Americana classicism (''New View of the Horse'') to tango to elegiac Middle Eastern music. All these elements are filtered through her imagination and come out with her own unifying sensibility.
PACO DE LUCÍA -- This great flamenco guitarist sounds as if he's from Andalusia; he also sounds as if he's from Mars, with sudden runs that flash up the neck and have the (seemingly divinely inspired) speed of improvisations of Indian music and the clarity of the best Baroque guitarists. On his new album, ''Cositas Buenas'' (Blue Thumb/Verve), confirming that outer-space feeling, some of the singers' voices are digitally processed to sound like machines. You can hear the physical closeness of Gitano music-making: the musicians are almost in each other's skin, yelling at each other on a particularly devastating rhythmic snap. At the same time it's got a little post-production chill; he has included the voice of Camarón de la Isla, the incomparable flamenco singer who died in 1992, from old studio tapes they made together. In all, it's a tense, peculiar album, with fascinating details and alarming virtuosity.
MARY LOU WILLIAMS -- ''There's so many different forms of jazz, it isn't even funny,'' she says between numbers, on ''Piano Jazz: McPartland/Williams,'' the latest in the CD series of Marian McPartland's radio broadcasts. (The original broadcast was in 1978; the CD is released by the Jazz Alliance and distributed through Concord Records.) So after some soulful free improvising -- the new sound, circa 1978 -- on a piece called ''Baby Man,'' by John Stubblefield, Williams plays her own ''What's Your Story, Morning Glory?,'' which was a hit in 1940, a great, expansive strolling blues with old-fashioned upholstery. And later, introducing ''Rosa Mae'': ''I'd like to play this little rock thing I wrote. It has a rock rhythm, but I put the blues back on top of it.'' It's a commonly held belief that the best jazz players should play the music from all eras, but few have been interested enough to do it.
Photos: Jenny Scheinman, a cool-headed violinist, Paco de Lucía, a great flamenco guitarist and Frank Hewitt, an unrecognized jazz pianist. (Photo by Jack Vartoogian for The New York Times)


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I've talked at length about the importance of business process monitoring alongside of system monitoring, but in discussions I found that sometimes an overview and simple examples are not enough to convince people about the benefits of this approach. Business owners think they don't need to know anything about the operational performance of their systems as long as they have their numbers, and engineers often don't feel they need to invest time into understanding the business they are supporting in detail, finding examples shown too "common sense."
One question we ask our engineers during an interview at work is to describe the process of how they would go about troubleshooting a hypothetical issue, given only the minimum information. We often hear from our clients things like, "our website is slow" and "something's wrong with registration" with no additional information, and in order to figure out the potential issue we need to review the whole system at a glance. For large applications, with a myriad of moving and interweaving components, this is not an easy task. This is one of the reasons we are looking for best of the best. But if you are monitoring all of those components, in a lot of cases, the task can be simplified.
So let's examine a real problem. A large e-commerce company called and said that they are seeing less money coming in from web transactions. They have a pretty complex system with a lot of different revenue generation points, so this observation shed very little light on the root cause of the problem. Luckily, both systems and business processes were being monitored with Circonus, so the data was available to review.
As any engineer knows - step one of troubleshooting the problem is to confirm the problem, so looking at the revenue trends seemed like a good starting point.
The graph clearly shows that, starting around April 30th, the trend looked abnormal in comparison to the previous few weeks. So it seemed like there was an actual problem, and potentially, the issue could lie in payment processor itself or somewhere in the system, preventing certain users from making a purchase. So let's overlay the traffic trends, collected from Google Analytics, against revenue graph and see if there are any common trends.
Even though the traffic showed a clear drop at the same time as revenue, the ratio remained the same, allowing us to exclude payment processor and other application logic from the equation (for now).
Note: This is the first potential breaking point in the process. It is very tempting to look at the ratios, attribute revenue decrease to traffic decrease, and stop the investigation. 99% of the time, unfortunately, nothing "just" happens, so on we go.
Now for the next step - what would be a logical cause for a drop in overall traffic to the site? Response time is probably the first thought that should come to mind. So let's look at what the HTTP checks collected.
Load times didn't seem to be deviating from the norm, but the HTTP response metric doesn't provide full visibility into the load times for a dynamic application, so let's check the health of the database and CPU usage on the server(s), to validate that the underlying platform is not the bottleneck. There are numerous metrics to monitor database and system health that should be, and in this case, are collected, but when researching the root cause of the elusive problem, diving deep into a specific component can waste time early in the process.
Both of the metrics appear well within norm, so at first glance, it seems like the problem is not a systems issue.
Note: This is the second point of the investigation where the process can break down. A lot of technologists will either report that there is no confirmation to the problem reported; the reported problem is just an anomaly because the system monitors don't exhibit any issues. This is exactly why understanding of the business by the technology team is vital.
With that said, what would be the next logical process to validate? It is not uncommon for an e-commerce site to see a drop in purchases if they either stop promoting or if their marketing campaign is ineffective: traffic to the site slows down, subsequently decreasing the number of transactions. This company, in particular, sends out tens of millions of emails a day which bring in new users, and subsequently, new conversions. So let's take a look at the email deliverability and bounce rates collected from the company's MTAs.
Bingo! The bounce rates sky rocketed at the same time as the drop in traffic and revenue stream occurred. Upon closer investigation, it appeared that one of the major ESPs accidentally blocked the delivery domain, and the emails did not go through to the recipients. The issue was resolved (after some discussions with the ESP) and the trends returned back to the expected level.
Keep in mind, if email deliverability was not the issue - there are multiple other metrics that were on a list to be verified, both system (operational and development alike) and business. The amazing part of all of this is that I was able to view the whole system at a glance in just one graph. Granted, stacking everything on one graph is probably not the most optimal every day approach, but it is very useful in a certain cases when the direct overlay correlation is needed. For everything else - a real-time dashboard that displays all the vital points of the business at any given moment is a must-have for anyone responsible for business and/or system health.
Everyone responsible for the success of a business, regardless of the role, needs an ability to see the status of the whole business at a glance at any given point. System engineers don't need to know all the ins and out of marketing, but they should be aware of the overall organizational goals, and should be able to spot irregularities in the business trends. Similarly, CEOs don't need to know how systems work in the background, but should be able to correlate high email bounce rates (if it's critical to the business) to a decrease in purchases.
The point of all of this is that everything should be monitored, and to suggest some tools and methods that can enable users in all roles--within any organization--to ensure the success of the business. Get 'em, learn 'em, use 'em! You will thank me later.
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Ryan Aber: Guthrie 42, Deer Creek 35 OT
This game had anything you could want from a high-school football game, two good teams, a great venue and a great finish (with some controversy).
Guthrie QB Bryan Dutton led the Bluejays on a game-tying drive that ended with just two seconds remaining in regulation after catching a break just moments before. Guthrie then scored again on the first play of overtime and Guthrie.
Scott Wright: OCS 44, Davis 41, Dec. 8
Talk about saving the best for last. The final game I covered this season tops the list — OCS' win in the Class 2A championship shoot-out. A week earlier, Davis had shut out Vian, the second-highest scoring offense in state history, and OCS posted 544 yards and 44 points to knock off the favored Wolves and win its first state title in its sixth try in a game that was back-and-forth like none I saw all year.
Jacob Unruh: Cashion 36, Crescent 29, Oct. 18
Cashion's win added another storybook finish to the rivalry. Cashion quarterback Ty Reasnor somehow found receiver Nate Lee in the back corner of the end zone for a 31-yard TD with 6 seconds remaining. It capped a comeback just after Crescent took a 29-28 lead with just more than one minute remaining while completing its own comeback attempt.
Best Peformance
Ryan Aber: Norman North QB Peyton Gavras in Timberwolves' 49-42 win over Owasso on Nov. 23
I say plenty of scintillating performances this season, from Gavras and Edmond Santa Fe QB Justice Hansen and Tulsa East Central's Stanvon Taylor and Carl Albert's Steven Thompson among others. But Gavras' was the biggest. Gavras threw for 395 yards and five touchdowns to lift Norman North into the Class 6A title game.
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This is just 1 of the myriad creatures that God created (God's precious little ones). You don't believe in God? Just look all around you and see the miracles of creation; if you still don't believe, well all I can say is, they have eyes and cannot see, ears and cannot hear of those people. OPEN your minds and let the truth filter in, God's creation is limitless!
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I've been Praying for you for a few years, Tammy. I'm glad God found a way to reveal Himself to you. I Pray now that you accept Him.
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Rescue Me ID: 15-01-28-00040Leilah (female)
Ah....it's Leilah! Leilah came to us with a bad case of dermodex mange, a non-contagious condition. She and her two siblings came in the same condition and since they have been in rescue, they are no longer taking medication, their hair is steadily growing back in, and at 4 months, this little girl is ready for her forever home! Please visit us at RDRNE.org for an application to adopt. Ruff Dog Rescue North East Fulton County Thompson, PA 18465 MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-27-00554Mia (female)
Wow what a people dog! LOVES cuddling and snuggling, play, sleeps in bed with me and 2 other dogs from day one. She has no aggression about food. Can take treats and toys from her mouth with ease. Takes treats very gently. Very good about getting a bath. VERY short haired almost no coat, so no shedding of any measure. Mia is extremely good with other dogs and likes to play - she is very gentle and courteous with other dogs. Ignored our cats. She is sensitive and VERY bright....learned our usual commands like lightening and wants to please desperately. Mia would be a wonderful family dog and is very athletic and agile. She like to play hard ... (Read More)but also likes to be a couch potato with you. Does not need crating, very house trained and does not chew, scratch, or have any destructive behaviors. She's one of the best fosters I have ever cared for! (Less) Happy Hounds Homeward Bound York County Hanover, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-27-00051Max (male)
Max is a 6 month old shepherd/boxer mix. He is good with other dogs and likes to play. Happy Hounds Homeward Bound York County Hanover, PA MAP IT!
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URGENT! I'm a boxer lover and have two boxers of my own. I came across this boxer on the Chester county spca website and fell in love. Unfortunately I can't have any more dogs but there is someone out there that can adopt this loving boy and let him spend the rest of his days in a warm loving home. He is in danger of being euthanized due to space issues and I am on a mission to find this boy his forever home! Will you be his savior? Chester county spca 1212 pheonixville pike Chester County West chester, PA 19380 MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-26-00614Amelia (female) Amelia is a 3-4 month old female boxer. She is super sweet. Happy Hounds Homeward Bound York County Hanover, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-21-00613doozer (male)
We got him about 2 months ago due to him being a big dog n us not having the yard room we can't keep him. I'm looking for someone who will love and care for my baby as much as we have. Jefferson County Punxsutawney, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-20-00159Oscar Lou (male)
I love this dog with all my heart; I have had him for almost 6 years. But, my new work schedule does not allow me to give him the amount of time and attention that he needs and deserves. He is very loving, loves to cuddle and run around, loves my 3 year old nephew and other people, and loves my cat. He needs to be in a home where he can run around in a fenced area. Allegheny County PITTSBURGH, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-15-00502buddy (male)
this is buddy he was left at a boarding kennel from august of last year , his owners never came back for him however that doesn't stop buddy from coming to about as perfect as a companion as you can get ,a meet and greet with another dog is required ,buddy is good with cats and loves kids buddy IS NEUTERED and utd on his shots ,if your interested in buddy email or call me on how to fill out an adoption application for buddy ,please consider giving a home to this very deserving young boy i promise it will be your best decision for 2015 Luzerne County harveys lake, PA 18618 MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-13-00456JOEY (male)
This handsome boy with the beautiful eyes is Joey, a 1.5yr old boxer mix. Joey and his friend were confiscated from dreadful conditions in south Texas. When Joey came into the shelter he had a vacant look in his eyes and there were suspicions he was deaf. That is certainly not case. Joey has done remarkable in the shelter. He has blossomed! He is a good boy, listens well, loves to cuddle, and gets along great with the 5 yr old son of a shelter worker. Joey has a loving nature that was never seen due to his sad living situation. Joey is neutered, up to date on his vaccinations, micro chipped, and looking for a safe and loving home ... (Read More)on the east coast. Joey's adoption fee is $170. Our adopted dogs kiss the high kill state of Texas bi-monthly via Rescue Road Trips. There is a $180 fee for their safe and secure into the waiting arms of their new families. Joey will need some help learning potty manners since he has always kept outside. He does not soil in his kennel and has the ability to learn quickly with proper direction. If you would like to adopt this sweet, gentle and eager to please boy into your heart and home, contact us for an adoption applications. Joey says thanks for considering him and hopes his forever family finds him soon. (Less) Lytle Animal Control-Pennsylvania Franklin County Carlisle, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-10-00480Spike (male)
Goodboy.. Very loving spoiled needs a woman to love and spoil him. Montgomery County norristown, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-10-00417Gemma (female)
Very good dog loves to play.looking for a loving home. She listens very well. Loves fruits and veggies.(fresh) Montgomery County norristown, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-10-00404Chewie (female)
Chew is a very good dog. Loves to play. We just want her to be with a family who will love and be good to her.she loves all fruit and vegies(fresh) Montgomery County norristown, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 15-01-01-00115Adicus (male)
Adicus came from a home with 12 cats and 1 dog. He is very sweet and just needs a good family to live out the rest of his life. Elk County Humane Society 1029 East Eschbach Road Elk County St Marys, PA 15857 MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 14-12-30-00245Reno (male)
Urgent foster/forever. Hi! I'm Reno, and I'm running out of time. Reno's family describes him as a very loving snugly fun boy. He comically will walk through Pet Smart picking up and putting down toys, until he chooses just the right one. Despite this idealic life, he didn't get off to the best start in life. He was kept crated 24/7 by an unscrupulous breeder, until he escaped into the arms of a his loving family who are heartbroken. They are going through life changes and can't keep Reno. Reno has been through so much at only 1yr 8mo. He is looking for a family who can finally love him forever. He is UTD and neutered. He is housebroken, ... (Read More)knows sit, down, and doesn't beg at the table. He loves to sleep and snuggle with his humans. His next favorite things are his car rides and balls. Especially, balls! Careful! He will even jump out the car window if he sees a ball. Because of his past being crated so many hours, he hates crates. He doesn't chew household items, so it is fine for him to enjoy his freedom. He does have allergies and is on Iams fish diet. He also takes steroids, which are relatively inexpensive. Reno was assessed and is dog friendly. No cats, please! He does fine with children but not realizing his size has knocked little ones over. Thus, He would be best with children 9 or older. Reno knows he only has until February 15th. He also knows he can't go to shelter and be caged again. He wouldn't do well, and we all know what this means. Please help me. I'm too cut and young to die. I will repay you with loyalty and love for the rest of my life. Love, Reno For fosters, family will buy all food and medication, until adopted. For information and adoption application email Sue at firstname.lastname@example.com. (Less) Kaelen's K9 Dreams 2070 McKees rocks road Allegheny County McKees Rocks, PA Pennsylvania MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 14-12-23-00073Samson (male)
He is a very loving, cuddling, kissing dog that wants attention and love always. He had two incidents with another dog in the house and bit someone trying to break them up. This is the only time he has shown aggression. When i (his main owner)stepped in he did not attempt to bite me. He needs a home with no other dogs and a very loving firm but gentle alpha human. He does his zoomies everyday and likes a walk or a short run but he mostly just wants to lay on his human. He is a 70 pound lap dog. Montgomery County Ambler, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 14-12-08-00709Duchess (female)
Just a sweetheart looking for a loving home Bucks County Warminster, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 14-11-15-00018Frances Eleanor (female)
Frances Eleanor is a gorgeous, brindled, middle aged gal who is waiting for her special someone. She is mellow and laid back, but still enjoys perusing through the neighborhood. She is low-medium energy. Frances enjoys the company of other relaxed dogs. Never jumpy, Frances wouldn't mind living with kids, either. Relaxation is the name of the game for this sweet girl--she would be the perfect dog for someone looking for a couch surfing buddy! While Frances Eleanor is considered one of our 'Golden Girls', she is by no means ready for the retirement home. She enjoys her long walks and is currently learning basic manners. She is great in the ... (Read More)car and loves to go everywhere with her people! (Less) Pittie of Love Animal Rescue Philadelphia County Philadelphia, PA MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 14-07-18-00017Catalina (female)
She's UTD on all her vaccinations, spayed and has a registered microchip...all she neeBaby Catalina, just 5 months old!! Beautiful brindle coloring and a sweet, sweet personality to boot! Catalina has it all...she loves kids, cats, dogs and of course her people!! She is crate trained and does well on a leash. She loves to jog too!! Catalina is a sweet girl, her breed is a mystery, maybe a boxer/hound mix...whatever the breed, she will make an incredible family member.Please fill out an app at www.rdrne.org for a foster or adoption application. All of our animals are examined by a veterinarian, given age-appropriate vaccinations, spayed ... (Read More)or neutered, de-wormed, heart worm tested and treated if necessary. Vet references are required and prior to adoption a home inspection will be conducted. Adoption fee is $300.00 (Less) Ruff Dog Rescue North East Fulton County Thompson, PA 18465 MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 14-07-06-00019Maddie (female)
She is apporx 2yrs old, and is as FUN as they COME! She LOVES to PLAY!! So we are seeking an active home that can accommodate making time for playtime with her!! She prefers to be the only dog, so she can have all the attention herself! She is in need of a Furever home!! Ruff Dog Rescue North East Fulton County Thompson, PA 18465 MAP IT!
Rescue Me ID: 14-05-04-00251Shannon (female)
***CHECK ME OUT!!!*** Shannon was listed as a Boxer / Beagle mix. She definitely looks houndy and someone mentioned pointer looking. What ever Shannon is mixed with she is very sweet. Very people oriented. She is fine with other dogs and likes to play but can be bossy. She is fine with cats. Shannon can be an only dog or would be fine with others. She is moderate energy, pretty much would fit into any household. Spayed, hw neg, utd on shots and on preventatives. Safe Haven works on house and crate training while in foster care. PLEASE go to our website: www.safehavenpa.org for information on our adoption process and our rescue. FILLING OUT ... (Read More)AN APPLICATION IS THE FIRST STEP IN OUR ADOPTION PROCESS. Our website also gives information about our adoption events. Come meet our dogs in person!! (Less) Safe Haven Monroe County Blakeslee, PA MAP IT!
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The Vaccination Forum is reporting an increase in the number of enquiries from women
There has been a sudden increase in the number of women reporting symptoms following vaccination with human papillomavirus (HPV) vaccine according to the chairwoman of the Vaccination Forum Else Jensen.
The Vaccination Forum is a private organisation that seeks to spread information about vaccines, and help those who have experienced side effects. From 2010 until May this year, the organisation had only received one approach. But in May, five young women approached the organisation independently of each other, worried at side effects following an HPV vaccination against cervical cancer.
"It is very unusual for us to get so many approaches about a single vaccine," Jensen says, adding that online debates and critical remarks may have made young women more aware of symptoms.
Jensen says there is a clear pattern in connection with the symptoms – fainting and tachycardia (fast heartbeat), blood pressure problems, dizziness, headaches and nausea. Several of those who have approached the organisation say they have problems with daily routines.
Although there is no proof that the six women's problems are the result of an HPV vaccine, Jensen says the likelihood is there.
"The evaluation of a connection (Ed: with the HPV vaccine) is based on the fact that the symptoms are found in otherwise healthy people and that there is a timeframe connection between the symptoms and the vaccine," Jensen says.
There has been quite extensive media debate at home and abroad regarding the HPV vaccine, which has been available free of charge to girls in Denmark since 2009, and to women born between 1985-1992 since last year.
Foreign experts have previously criticised the Danish Health and Medicines Authority, the Statens Serum Institut and the Danish Cancer Society for having painted too rosy a picture of the vaccine's effect and neglecting the risks of serious side effects.
The Danish Cancer Society which has warmly supported the HPV vaccine is in no doubt of the vaccine's positive effect.
"There are rumours around that the vaccine is dangerous - but there is nothing in these rumours," says Consultant Physician Iben Holten M.D., a project executive at the Danish Cancer Society.
Holten says that the World Health Organisation evaluated the HPV vaccine in June this year.
"Their conclusion was clear. It is perfectly safe and effective. Some 175 million doses of the vaccine have been administered across the world," she says. While Holten understands that young women may become nervous if they experience problems following the vaccine, she says there is no reason to blame the vaccine for the symptoms.
"The fact is that here are some illnesses that affect a population with a certain frequency. If you vaccinate a large part of a population, there will be a degree of statistical coincidence. So while I understand the mechanism (Ed: for the fear) there is no basis for it," Holten says.
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WikiLeaks is finding it increasingly difficult to spit in the eye of an outraged establishment with impunity.
MasterCard has reportedly refused to handle anymore donations to WikiLeaks and its boss Julian Assange, depriving the renegades of another source of funding after PayPal dropped them Friday and the Swiss Post closed their new bank account Monday.
Cnet's web site quotes a spokesman for MasterCard Worldwide as saying "MasterCard is taking action to ensure that WikiLeaks can no longer accept MasterCard-branded products" because "MasterCard rules prohibit customers from directly or indirectly engaging in or facilitating any action that is illegal."
That seems to leave only Visa through a web page hosted by an Iceland-based outfit called DataCell.com, banks accounts in Germany and Iceland and a post box in Australia where sympathizers can offer financial support.
Of course, if WikiLeaks is declared a terrorist organization, as the incoming chairman of the House Homeland Security Committee wants, US banks would be prohibited from processing payments and it would be a felony to provide the group with "material support or resources."
And it appears that Assange is going to need somewhere between £100,000 and £200,000 pretty soon to post as bail to keep him out of a British cooler. In American money that's $133,000-$265,000.
According to the Guardian he'll also need "up to six people offering surety, or risk being held on remand."
The paper says he's supposed to appear in a UK court Tuesday and at some point have a chat with Scotland Yard, which received an extradition request from Sweden.
The Guardian explained that "once he turns himself into the police he will have to appear before a magistrate's court within 24 hours, where he will seek release on bail. A full hearing of his extradition case would have to be heard within 28 days."
Assange is expected to fight the extradition that Sweden is seeking so it can ask him some more questions about the rape, sexual assault and unlawful coercion allegations made against him by two Swedish women.
The Guardian said Assange is afraid that Sweden is acting on trumped-up charges as a "cipher" of the United States, which may charge him with espionage, and that Assange claimed "prosecutors had requested that he be held in solitary confinement and incommunicado."
Assange has admitted to consensual but unprotected sex and Wired says that means "one woman told police that Assange refused to stop after the condom broke."
The issue of his arrest was upheld by Sweden's Supreme Court after Assange challenged the findings of two lower courts.
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I again say with amazement the amount of propaganda (election related certainly) trying to proclaim all is well: stock market? saved and strong; housing? saved and coming back; national debt? don't worry about that; pension obligations? covered; state and city financial stability? covered and/or bailed out, on and on and on.
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If you want a double-dip, go to Carvel, Daniel Gross writes. The biggest impediment to the recovery is "residual bearishness" and the resulting crisis of confidence. "Since this recovery began in the spring of 2009, it has been widely disbelieved and dismissed. Fretting about the double-dip is as much about where we've been as where we are." [View news story]


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Krishna Das: The Yoga of Chant Retreat
April 2, 2013
Krishna Das is a disciple of Indian sage Neem Karoli Baba. Layering traditional Hindu kirtan with accessible melodies and modern instrumentation, Krishna Das has become a worldwide icon and the best-selling Western chant artist of all time. His album Live Ananda (released in January 2012) was nominated for a Grammy in the Best New Age album category. The subject of the award-winning film One Track Heart: The Story of Krishna Das, he is first and foremost a devotee, with the sharing of his practice a profound act of his faith.
Upcoming Courses
Yoga Vacation Program
February 20 — 22, 2015
Krishna Das
Nourish your heart, inspire your mind, and uplift your spirit through chant, music, and devotion with Krishna Das.