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Nick Moore used short time, Mike Evans used overtime, and for the 71st time in 100 meetings the University of Iowa defeated Minnesota in a battle for the Border Belt, 23-12, on Friday night inside Williams Arena.
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Of course, if you pay attention to technicalities, Richard Boykin will not be the Cook County commissioner from our 1st District until he wins the General Election come November. In reality, though, he is just on an extended political honeymoon awaiting his swearing in.
We offer Boykin, an Oak Parker, our congratulations on his win last week in a crowded five-person field. With strong opponents — particularly Blake
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We believe Boykin has the opportunity to finally bring a voice from our district to a county board where we have been poorly and invisibly represented by the soon-to-retire Earlean Collins. Boykin has the opportunity to thread this district together, uniting the concerns of all. Boykin also has the opportunity to prove his campaign themes of inclusion and bipartisanship.
We credit the incoming commissioner for sticking with an issue-oriented campaign even as Sercye trained some overstated and unfair criticism against him in the final weeks of the campaign. That demonstrated maturity and confidence.
Blake Sercye will surface again in the political realm and he has earned that right. Our hope is that former West Side Alderman Ike Carothers now accepts that he has forfeited his future as an elected official based on his conviction for corruption. He has a role to play, though, in the public life of the West Side and we look forward to his positive contributions.
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There's a subbed one available somewhere.
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- Hata's creepy, in a cute sort of way. - So... Nene had both a d***o and an a*** pl*g in her person during her first two attempts to go through the metal detector? - Poor Kaede. Both Takatoshi and Suzu have it tough trying to play the straight man to both Shino and Aria, so I really feel sorry for her as the straight man to Shino, Aria AND Kotomi. - The curse of the renovation continues! - Yokoshima-sensei, don't ever change. Speaking of which, someone needs to write a SYD crossover with "Free!", with our resident loveable sex maniac of a teacher lusting after the swim team.
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It is funny that even harem shows that are all about cuteness and character relationships underline the importance of MC more crudly than SYD. Wether a love interest or good friend Tsuda became integral part for all of them.
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Oh man, I can't wait to see the next Squid x Takatoshi. It's no big deal to be misunderstood by Aria, but Suzu is another matter entirely. Do your best, Tsuda!
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Two things were evident from our first look at Tyler's photos: he's got talent, and he's got access. "My family is always outdoors," he says. "We have a camper, and we go all around Florida." Couple that with picking up a camera when he was 11 and you get an archive of images that includes "just about every species of animal native to Florida." Tyler sells prints of his images at art shows and through his website, and he's received several awards for his work.
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Although Seffner doesn't offer formal photography classes, Steven, who is a senior at the school, added to his self-taught skills by joining the school's photo club, which his father, Joe, instructs. "But what got me started in photography," Steven says, "was the photography merit badge in Boy Scouts, which my dad also teaches."
Steven's been on the school's yearbook staff for two years as a photographer and editor, and he's won several first prizes in the Florida State Fair youth photography competition.
The documentary style and strong compositions that mark his black-and-white, toned, and muted-color photos attracted our attention. Steven says he's definitely drawn to the carefully arranged, carefully thought-out image. "When I was first getting into photography…I saw the work of Ansel Adams, and he did a very good job of making sure that everything in his pictures was exactly the way he wanted it. I always thought that's the kind of thing I want to try to imitate.
Alumnus Billy was featured in the Student Union column in the June, 2003, issue, when he was a junior at Fallston High School in Fallston, Maryland. At that time he said that although his career goal was medical research and biochemistry, he was sure that photography would always be a part of his life.
Publication in the column was an inspiration. "To someone who's 16 years old, to get published in something that people around the country can see, that's a pretty significant thing," he says.
After high school Billy studied chemistry at Boston College, then went on to medical school at Tufts. Upon graduation in May, 2012, he will be Dr. William Wrobel, practicing diagnostic radiology.
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Just reproducing the press release the GBO sent me, since it says everything that needs to be said in the best way possible:
The German Book Office is excited to announce that Kurt Beals has won its first ever translation competition.
Beals, a PhD Candidate in German Literature and Culture at the University of California, Berkeley, will receive a $600 commission to translate the first fifteen pages of Nora Bossong's novel Gesellschaft mit beschraenkter Haftung into English. Translator Elizabeth Janik, meanwhile, has been named runner-up, and both translators will be added to the Goethe-Institut & German Book Office translator database.
"As a reader and a student of German literature, every so often I come across a work that's brilliant, unexpected, and untranslated," said Beals. "And as a translator, that's the kind of problem that I like to solve. But I think that the more fundamental reason to translate, for me, is that there's no better way to engage thoroughly with a work of literature, to think about each word, why it's there and how it fits into the work as a whole."
The competition, which aimed to bring aspiring German language translators into contact with US editors, asked contestants to translate a seven-hundred word excerpt from Gesellschaft mit beschraenkter Haftung. Submissions were limited to translators who had no more than one translated book published in English and are US based.
The first round of judging featured a panel of American editors – comprised of Jenna Johnson from Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, John Siciliano from Penguin, and Random House's Lexy Bloom – who narrowed down the nearly sixty submissions to a shortlist of nine.
A panel of three accomplished translators – Susan Bernofsky, Burton Pike and Ross Benjamin – then chose from that shortlist the winner and runner up.
The announcement was made last night at a reception and awards ceremony at the Goethe-Institut New York.
"I'm pleased that the German Book Office has offered translators at an early stage in their careers an opportunity to test their skills and receive recognition for their efforts," added Beals. "This is a great way to encourage the next generation of translators!"
At 30, the Mexican writer Valeria Luiselli is already gathering her rosebuds. Faces in the Crowd, her poised debut novel, was published by Coffee House Press, along with her Brodsky-infused essay collection, Sidewalks. The essays stand as a theoretical map. . .
Fantomas Versus the Multinational Vampires: An Attainable Utopia (narrated by Julio Cortázar) is, not disappointingly, as wild a book as its title suggests. It is a half-novella half-graphic novel story about . . . what, exactly? A European tribunal, Latin. . .
Marie NDiaye has created a tiny, psychological masterpiece with her Self-Portrait in Green. In it she explores how our private fears and insecurities can distort what we believe to be real and can cause us to sabotage our intimate relationships.. . .
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The Sicilian Mafia has always been a rich subject for sensational crime fiction. The Godfather, Goodfellas, and The Sopranos worked the mob's bloody corpses and family feuds to both entertainment and artistic value. Giuseppe di Piazza's debut novel attempts this,. . .
Antoine Volodine's vast project (40 plus novels) of what he calls the post-exotic remains mostly untranslated, so for many of us, understanding it remains touched with mystery, whispers from those "who know," and guesswork. That's not to say that, were. . .
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IBD's list of employers that have cut work hours or adopted other labor policies to limit ObamaCare liability has expanded to 319.
The updated list now includes 250 public-sector employers and 50 employers based in Indiana.
IBD's effort to document the impact of ObamaCare's employer mandate on modest-wage workers is getting a helping hand from people who have felt or seen up close the sting of cuts.
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The information includes reports of work-hour reductions at Goodwill Industries and the Salvation Army.
IBD got no response from the divisions where reports of reduced hours emerged — Goodwill Industries of East Texas and Sacramento Valley/Northern Nevada and Salvation Army's Eastern Michigan Division.
A Salvation Army spokesman said each of its 40 divisions across the country "makes most of its own operational decisions." Goodwill's structure appears similar.
IBD isn't adding Goodwill or Salvation Army to its ObamaCare Employer Mandate List Of Cuts To Hours, Jobs because of the lack of conclusive evidence of systematic cuts across entire divisions. But the reports are credible and consistent with the shrinking workweek at used merchandise stores.
More broadly, the workweek has fallen to a record low in industries where the pay of nonsupervisors averages up to about $14.50 an hour. It is clear that modest-wage workers have the most to fear from the Affordable Care Act's employer mandate.
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Now, we have examples of organizations synonymous with doing good apparently being compelled to act in ways that do harm to their own workers.
The risk is that this becomes a trend. IBD's ObamaCare employment impact list already includes the LDS Church-owned Deseret Industries, which operates thrift stores that train war refugees for lasting employment.
The list's seven new additions include Cabela's (CAB); Worldwide TechServices; Davis School District in Utah; Eastern Florida State College; and three Indiana school districts (School City of Mishawaka, Shelby Eastern Schools and Southwestern Consolidated School District).
They include three employers whose work-hour cuts have apparently gone unreported. In each case, current or former employ ees provided official documents to back up their claims.
Cabela's, whose 42 U.S. retail stores sell hunting, fishing and camping gear, cut part-time workers to a maximum of 28 hours per week. A notice to employees informed them that the change was due to health care reform: "the definition of part-time em ployment is changing to less than an average of 30 hours per week."
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Worldwide TechServices of Tewksbury, Mass., is the first technology firm on IBD's list. It cut the hours of field service technicians to a maximum of 29 per week at the end of 2012. The technicians do low-margin contract warranty repairs for firms such as Dell (DELL) and Lenovo.
After July's employer mandate delay, the company temporarily lifted the cap on hours worked.
Davis School District in Farmington, Utah, cut hours of part-time support staff such as bus drivers to 29.5 hours a week, starting this December. In a memo to employees, officials blamed "the potential costs that would be incurred as a result of the ACA mandate to provide insurance for any employee that works 30 hours or more per week."
IBD is removing Wal-Mart (WMT) from the list, after it set plans to lift 35,000 part-time workers to full-time status. It's no longer clear that Wal-Mart is systematically altering its labor model to avoid ObamaCare's mandate.
As IBD noted this week, the negative impact of the employer mandate won't only show up in fewer hours worked. It also will hurt the operation of the health insurance exchanges.
Another way of dodging the mandate is to offer employees inexpensive skinny" plans that don't cover hospitalization or surgery, but are cheap enough that they might appear like a good deal relative to exchange policies.
As promotional efforts ramp up to get the young and healthy to enroll, businesses aiming to hold the line on health expenses will be giving many of them a reason to opt out.
A pilot project is helping SolarCity soar into the nascent but accelerating solar-storage market, but the solar installer is far from alone in turning up the heat on storage: SunPower (NASDAQ:SPWR) expects three recent acquisitions to position it as a top provider of "smart-energy homes." ...
Too slippery to gain traction, the price of crude oil remains below $50 a barrel. How long it stays there is guesswork. Speculation ranges from months to years. What investors want to know is how to play the situation now. Low-price retailers are already benefiting from pumped-up consumer spending. ...
A choppy start to the stock market in January may hold a taste of what lies ahead for ETF investors in 2015. In a word, volatility. Analysts debated the causes: Was it tumbling oil prices? Or the poor outlook in Russia and Greece? Or the expectations of a Fed rate hike? Or the Swiss currency ...
One of the most powerful middleman industries in the global economy is emerging from more than a half-decade of difficult transition. Drug distributors purchase drugs, often entire lines of drugs, from manufacturers. They warehouse and sell them to retail chains and mail-order, online and specialty ...
Canadians are not Americans, and that was one of Target's (NYSE:TGT) biggest misunderstandings as it expanded north of the border. So said analysts from retail and shopping consultancy Kantar Retail in their review of "Target's Canadian affair," following the retailer's announced closing on ...
ObamaCare's dynamic analysis didn't happen until after the fact. But if the bombshell that the law would cut the equivalent of 2.5 million full-time workers had dropped during the legislative debate, it would have been an eye-opener, to say the least. House Republicans now are instructing the ...
ObamaCare's controversial employer mandate finally took effect on Jan. 1 — one year behind schedule and coinciding with the Republicans' return to power in the Senate. Not surprisingly, among the first agenda items for the GOP-led Congress is to target the mandate's much-disdained rule ...
One number stands out from ObamaCare's second enrollment season: Among those signing up for coverage via Healthcare.gov, 87% have qualified for subsidies. That's even higher than the 85% subsidized share of the 8 million people who signed up for ObamaCare exchange plans during the first enrollment ...
Economists have been quick to pin the blame for muted wage gains on labor market slack — all the people who can't get jobs or more hours of work easing pressure on employers to pay more. Still, the softness in wages has been at least a little surprising at a time when so many states have been ...
In just six months, the Supreme Court's King v. Burwell ruling could render ObamaCare unworkable in 36 states that don't operate their own exchanges. The big question that Republicans will be wrestling with until then is what happens next if justices rule that Healthcare.gov can't legally disburse ...
What is ObamaCare's impact on business and the economy? What are the pros and cons of President Obama's health care reform? IBD provides constant news coverage and commentary on the Affordable Care Act, including enrollment on federal and state insurance exchanges, regulations, premiums, costs, fines, Democrat and Republican politics -- and a unique employer mandate scorecard of job and work-hour cuts, updated regularly.


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A friend and I were talking today, and this was a question that came up. He has fallen asleep in a couple of places over the years, as have I. Inside the parks, I once slept on an MGM bench for a couple of hours. I was really tired! Outside the parks, I visited WDW with my class trip in 1984, and ended up falling asleep on a hammock at the Polynesian - also for a couple of hours. Not a big deal normally, except that I ended up with a massive sunburn that sent me into shock at the airport that evening. I have very fair skin, and used baby oil - not realizing I'd end up cooking myself.
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IT conventions for 2015: What you should look for
If you're working as a software developer, programmer or anything in between, chances are you're spending quite a lot of time in front of your computer. While it's perfectly understandable to do so, given the nature of your work, there are times when you should just put everything on pause and get out a bit, and by "get out a bit" I mean go to a convention on a topic pertaining to your work. There are plenty of gathering, conferences and conventions throughout the year, and attending all of them would be close to impossible, but we've put together a list of the ones you should absolutely do not miss in 2015. Check them out!
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Exploring different kinds of music history with noise-jazz legends Borbetomagus, guitarist and archivist Nathan Salsburg, and darkwave veterans Lycia.
By Grayson Haver Currin and Marc Masters , September 25, 2013
Age and time: Borbetomagus, Lycia, and Nathan Salsburg
In this edition of the Out Door, we explore the fingerstyle playing and archival digging of Kentucky-based guitarist and music historian Nathan Salsburg, and dip into the darkwave of Arizona veterans Lycia, who've recently released their first new album in over a decade. But first, on the occasion of their rare U.S. appearance at next weekend's Cropped Out Festival in Louisville, we devote two sections to the fascinating career and heavy discography of avant-garde iconoclasts Borbetomagus. (Remember to follow us on Twitter and tumblr for all types of experimental music news and information).
I: Borbetomagus: Change Your Mind
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One of the most unlikely stories in any musical genre is the 34-year career of Borbetomagus. Since the late 70's, the trio have used just two saxophones and a guitar to create the loudest, densest, most ear-confronting sounds imaginable. Their discography, released mostly on their own label Agaric, has constantly evolved despite the consistency of their setup and unrelenting ferocity of their approach. They've garnered devoted followings in the U.S., Europe, and Japan (one of their first pieces of fan mail came from Masami Akita, aka Merzbow), collaborated with many of the avant-garde's leading figures, and influenced many more like-minded artists.
Perhaps even more unlikely than the impact and endurance of Borbetomagus' difficult sound is the way it came together. Their story goes all the way back to the late 50s, when Jim Sauter and Don Dietrich met as kindergarten classmates in Rockland County, NY, about 40 minutes outside of New York City. They attended separate elementary schools, but when they reunited in middle school, they discovered both had taken up saxophone-- and shared a similar attitude to the instrument. "What was appealing about the saxophone was its ability to make sound," says Dietrich. "My interest in the instrument was as a sound-making device, not a note-making device."
That perspective led to Sauter and Dietrich to devise a collaborative technique as teenagers that they use to this day. They call it "bells together," and it's exactly what it sounds like: they face each other and unite the open ends of their saxophones, resulting in a cacophonous tone neither might acheive individually. "It was a fairly original idea, I guess," says Sauter with a chuckle. "I don't think it was any epiphany moment-- it just seemed to make sense." "It was just a way to fuck things up a bit-- and it sounded great!" adds Dietrich. "Aside from looking very strange, it impressed the hell out of me just because of the wild sounds that we were getting." The pair actually used the technique in high school, which got them kicked out of bands and classes repeatedly. Dietrich recalls one teacher halting rehearsal and commanding, "If you want to play that stuff, I suggest you join a hippie tribe!"
Don Dietrich and Jim Sauter playing "bells together" at Hurrahs, NYC, 1979. Photo by Elizabeth McGuy
Growing up in such a conservative area, Sauter and Dietrich had limited access to music that sounded like what they were making together. But they learned about some experimental artists in their college years, and soon after Dietrich discovered an avant-garde radio show hosted by Donald Miller on Columbia University station WKCR. Dietrich and Sauter became such fans that, according to the latter, "I took it upon myself to give him a call and tell him how much Don and I had been enjoying the show, and also to ask him where we could get some of the records he'd been playing."
Unbeknownst to Dietrich and Sauter, Miller was a musician himself, playing guitar in the no wave-era group Sick Dick and the Volkswagens. At that point, though, he sought new avenues for his ideas. "I wanted Sick Dick to be more of a live electronic thing like AMM or MEV," Miller recalls. "And everyone else in the band wanted to make it more pop so they could meet girls after the gig, which none of them ever did of course." So upon learning that Dietrich and Sauter played together, Miller suggested they drive into Manhattan and jam with him.
The session that resulted in early 1979 was essentially the birth of Borbetomagus. "Jim and I went in with no idea of what to expect," says Dietrich. "We meet this strange guy playing laptop guitar with files and sheet metal and all this crazy shit, and Jim and I did an extended bells together thing for the whole jam." "Miller's jaw just dropped, seriously," says Sauter. "We loved what he was doing, and it just instantly clicked. The whole ride home, Don and I said to each other, 'Whoa!'" "It was a mutual surprise," says Miller, for whom the timing was perfect. "I had made a conscious decision when I turned 20 to develop my own style, and I happened to meet Don and Jim when I had it developed. That's why it worked so infamously well. All three of us were primed to meet each other."
In a way, Borbetomagus's career been spent in feverish pursuit of the ecstatic feeling the trio got when they first played together. Improvising their music at what often seems like the loudest-possible volume, the three musicians constantly push themselves to find ephiphanies inside their massive sound. "When you hit a certain level of playing, the amount of energy it takes to create the sound seems to become easier, simpler, more part of your basic DNA.," says Dietrich. "I guess it's an adrenaline rush."
"We hit a groove, and it might be so twisted, but we are all into it so much that we'll just milk it, twist it, turn it, flip it over," Sauter explains. "I'll think, 'Have we been doing this for ten minutes?' And when I listen back, it's maybe been 40 seconds. Time sort of stops, and you're so into it that you don't want to let go of it." "There's a lot of work involved-- we're not just there in an auto-erotic frenzy, shall we say," adds Miller. "But once it comes together, there's nothing quite like it, and it's so much fun-- particularly when you know that it's absolutely hellish to listen to!"
Part of reaching ephipanies is avoiding boredom, and thus Borbetomagus has made it a priority to never repeat themselves. Their first few albums in the early 1980's set the bar high, offering dense sounds and textures that skirted the lines between free jazz, noise, electronics, sound art, and even industrial music. Over the decades the group has changed things up by evolving their gear: Sauter and Dietrich at first played acoustically, then put mics down the bells of their horns and played through amplifiers, and eventually started using an array of effects. (Dietrich, a former guitar player well versed in pedals, found that "if you put frequencies through them that they're not designed to take, depending on how you link them up, you can create some very startling effects.")
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But Borbetomagus has also varied their work by sheer creative will. "It's not just the devices, it's each time trying to create something new, something we haven't heard before," says Sauter. "It gets harder year after year. When you finally do get to that point, it's like, what the hell do we do to follow that up? But that's the exciting thing about working with the same guys for so long. We don't have to have a polite tea party; we can push it pretty hard." "We used to have a resolution that if we ever began repeating ourselves, we would quit," recalls Miller. "And it hasn't happened yet."
This insistence on eternal evolution has made Borbetomagus hard to classify, but that hasn't kept people from trying. "There were times at Tower Records where our records were in jazz, electronics, improv, and the weird 'other' section," says Dietrich. "Each of these niches had their own buyer, and they all liked us. If these folks want to adopt us, that's ok." Sauter concurs: "I love the fact that the music we makes inspires people to respond to it in different ways at different times. That makes it worthwhile."
Such varied interest in Borbetomagus has continued despite the fact that the band plays live less frequently than before. That's partially due to Miller's move to New Orleans in 2001, which means, as he puts it, "people have to show that they love Borbetomagus. Someone has to cough up the airfare for us to come play." "In some ways it was annoying when Donald left New York, but in retrospect it was the right thing to happen," says Dietrich. "If he was here we would probably pick up a lot more insignifcant gigs, and the music would tend to get kind of stale. The fact that we don't play with a lot of regularity is probably healthier for the group."
Still, Borbetomagus manages multiple tours almost every year in Europe, where arts funding is relatively plentiful. American shows have become increasingly rare, but the band will appear in Kentucky this weekend as part of the excellent Cropped Out Festival, which will also include performances by Wolf Eyes, Hair Police, Bill Orcutt/Chris Corsano, and many more. "Cropped Out is a very pleasant change," says Miller. "We went without playing in America for a very long time because nobody's had any money to do it."
That scarcity has meant that, as with most experimental bands, all three members of Borbetomagus have to hold down day jobs. Miller has found a slew of like-minded collaborators in New Orleans, but Sauter and Dietrich still live in the county where they grew up, carving out careers and raising families in a place not known for moonlighting avant-garde artists. As Miller says wryly, "The collective IQ of Rockland County in 1979 when I met them was like 360, and 320 of that was divided between Don and Jim." But for Dietrich, his staid environment has been motivating. "I've always had a deeply profound interest in music that's difficult and pisses people off,' he says. "The only way I could express my disapproval was through music. I couldn't beat the system, but I could be a pain in its ass."
I ask Dietrich if unsuspecting neighbors in Rockland County ever ask about his music, and his response seems to sum up the Borbetomagus attitude. "Sometimes people will say, 'Oh, you're a musician, what do you play?' and I'll say "I play saxophone.' Their immediate response is "I love the saxophone!'" Dietrich explains. "And Jim's line for that is, "Well, I bet I could change your mind!'" -- Marc Masters
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