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- The Raconteurs, are an American rock band formed in 2005, featuring four members known for other musical projects: Jack White (of The White Stripes), Brendan Benson (solo), Jack Lawrence (of The Greenhornes and Blanche), and Patrick Keeler (also of The Greenhornes).
- According to the band's official website, "The seed was sown in an attic in the middle of a hot summer when friends Jack White and Brendan Benson got together and wrote a song that truly inspired them. This song was 'Steady, As She Goes' and the inspiration led to the creation of a full band with the addition of Lawrence and Keeler."
- The Raconteurs were renamed as "The Saboteurs" for the Australian market when it was discovered that a Queensland band was already using the name "Raconteurs". The Queensland band refused to give up their name for the amount they were offered, and instead asked for a higher price from the Raconteurs' record company, who refused to pay the greater amount.
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NEW YORK (CNN/Money) - U.S. stocks were weaker at the open after reports of escalating violence in the Middle East put pressure on markets the first day of the second quarter.
In the just-completed first quarter, analysts surveyed by First Call expect profits to have fallen 8.8 percent. Companies will release detailed accounts of their performances over the next few weeks.
Casting a dark shadow over trading, Israeli forces were on the move in the West Bank one day after Prime Minister Ariel Sharon said that his country was at war with terrorism. The declaration came after two suicide bombings earlier in the day, one of which resulted in the deaths of at least 14 people.
In international trade, Asian stocks closed mixed while European markets were closed for the holiday. The dollar was stronger than the euro but fell versus the yen. Oil prices rose to a six-month high on the Middle East tensions.
Treasurys were modestly higher, with the ten-year note yield at 5.38 percent.
Among a large list of brokerage downgrades for the new quarter, automaker Ford (F: down $0.63 to $15.86, Research, Estimates) was lowered to a "sell" from a "hold" by Prudential while telecom Nokia (NOK: down $0.37 to $20.37, Research, Estimates) was cut to a "buy" from a "strong buy" at Credit Suisse First Boston.
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Corrales, NM -- (ReleaseWire) -- 05/21/2012 -- The Kindle edition of Celebrity Chef Jane Butel's Best of Southwestern Grilling cookbook is available for free from May 22, 2012 through May 24, 2012 on Amazon.com
Celebrate Memorial Day with recipes from Jane Butel's Best of Southwestern Grilling. The free Kindle eBook includes easy-to-follow instructions and brings to the table delicious and easy-to-prepare grilling specialties, such as:
- Lemon-Pecan Butter (see below)
- 6 boneless, skinless chicken breast halves, trimmed
- 3 tablespoons freshly squeezed lemon juice
- 2 tablespoons unsalted butter, melted
- Salt and freshly ground white or black pepper
- 6 sprigs flat-leaf parsley or tarragon
- 1/4 cup pecans
- 1 stick (1/2 cup) unsalted butter, softened zest of 1 lemon, minced
- 2 teaspoons fresh tarragon or 1 teaspoon dried tarragon
- 1 tablespoon freshly squeezed lemon juice
Prepare Lemon-Pecan Butter and refrigerate. Brush chicken with lemon juice and butter, and season lightly with salt and pepper.
Preheat grill to medium or 350F (175C). Place rack 4 inches above heat. Arrange chicken on rack; grill 6 minutes. Turn and grill 5 to 6 minutes or until juices run clear when chicken is pierced with a knife and interior is 185F (85C). To serve, place 1 breast half on a plate and top with 2 thin slices Lemon-Pecan Butter. Garnish with parsley. Makes 6 servings.
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What happens in a toddler's brain when they use an iPad
Those of us who have used traditional computers for a while think the iPad is pretty magical. t's super fast, super portable, and the direct interactivity is a very different experience from what we're used to with a mouse and keyboard. But those comparisons aren't as valid for children who are growing up with this technology. While the iPad is a sea change for traditional computer users, the effect of using it on young minds is still mostly undetermined.
This article in the Wall Street Journal talks about the scientists currently studying that effect. Studies on developmental experimentation usually take about three to five years, so with the iPad only available to the public for a little over two, actual research is still forthcoming. But so far, there are both good and bad effects for children using the iPad.
First, because it is so direct and interactive, scientists have seen that kids are much more easily immersed in material they read and browse on Apple's tablet. Books, especially, are ideal on tablets, because they can use sound, video, and other forms of interaction to bring students right into the content.
But the flip side of that is that kids can apparently get too immersed. Because the iPad is so focused and easy to use, too much screen time can interfere with childrens' development. On the other hand, too much of anything is obviously a mistake for toddlers. As with everything, iPad use will have to come down to what parents think is healthy, and best for that individual child.
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State of the Union Preview: A First Step to Rebuilding the Middle Class… Building the Keystone XL Pipeline
1,607 Days and Counting: It's #TimeToBuild the Keystone XL Pipeline
According to the New York Times, President Obama on Tuesday evening is expected to focus his State of the Union address "around restoring economic prosperity to the middle class." As part of his plan to restore a "thriving middle class," he reportedly will call for new infrastructure projects to help create jobs and boost our economy. The Keystone XL pipeline is a shovel-ready project that would jumpstart the U.S. economy, but will President Obama finally embrace the middle class jobs project?
With recent incidents of terrorism and unrest across the globe threatening energy prices, and negative economic growth and stubbornly high unemployment here at home, the Keystone XL pipeline would seemingly be a blessing and welcome component in any effort to rebuild the middle class.
It is a $7 billion private sector infrastructure project, not involving additional government spending, that will create an estimated 20,000 direct and over 100,000 indirect jobs during the life of its operation, delivering reliable energy from our northern ally to our lower 48. The Keystone XL pipeline would bring nearly a million additional barrels of North American oil per day to U.S. refineries, helping to lessen our dependence on oil from unstable sources and providing greater protection from supply disruptions which could lead to higher gas prices.
President Obama has a historic opportunity to approve this important jobs and energy project, which could play a key role in rebuilding the middle class. Yet, rather than issue the necessary permits to build the pipeline, the administration has allowed the project to languish for over four years. In fact, it has now been 1,607 days since TransCanada first submitted its application to construct Keystone XL to the State Department.
The president is running out of excuses not to build Keystone. The pipeline has been through an exhaustive environmental review and Nebraska's governor has now endorsed the revised route. And if we don't take Canada's oil, China will. In a February 10, 2013, column in the Washington Post, former Obama economic adviser and Clinton Administration Treasury Secretary Larry Summers outlined an agenda for growth, which called for approval of the pipeline citing economic and environmental benefits. Summers stated, "Those who will decide whether to approve the Keystone XL pipeline, which would run between the tar sands of western Canada and Nebraska, need to recognize that Canadian oil not flowing to the United States will probably flow to Asia, where it will be burned with fewer environmental protections." The president would be well served to follow the counsel of his former adviser.
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Due to the preparatory works of the museum building reconstruction planned next spring:
The Museum of Fine Arts Budapest will temporarily close its gates from 16 February 2015.
We will welcome you again in 2018. Meanwhile a highlight of our painting collection will be on show in the Hungarian National Gallery (in Buda Castle) from the May of 2015.
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Museum+ continues in 2014! We look forward to seeing you in 2014 at our Museum+ evenings with extended opening hours and theme programmes.Events are still scheduled once a month on Thursday evenings but at alternating venues: the Museum of Fine Arts and the Hungarian National Gallery (www.mng.hu).The series will be complemented in the summer with Wine Wednesdays in the Hungarian National Gallery. On these occasions various events, guided tours and workshops will be organised around the selected theme of the evening. Introducing a fresh approach we wish to highlight the connections art has with everyday life and bring the fine arts closer to the public to make museum visits a more vibrant and diverse experience for all.
Famous guests have been asked to take on a brand new, challenging role: they will give guided tours of the museum's collections and talk about their favourite works and the selected theme of the evening in a novel and personal way. Visitors will also have the opportunity to experience the joy of the creative process in the workshops and take home the objects they make as mementos. Prominent winemakers will also be introduced on each occasion, whose wine tasting as well as the exquisite specialties and live jazz concerts will make Museum+ evenings a truly memorable experience. Please check always for the latest information on our website.
In 2014 the location of Museum+ events alternates between the Museum of Fine Arts and the Hungarian National Gallery.
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16th January - Passion (MFA)
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In budding yeast, PKC1 plays an essential role in cell wall integrity and cell proliferation through a bifurcated PKC1/mitogen-activated protein (MAP) kinase pathway. The evidence that KNR4 is a member of the PKC1 pathway and genetically interacts with BCK2, a gene involved together with Cln3-Cdc28 in the G1 to S transition phase of the cell cycle, was as follows. Both KNR4 and BCK2 were isolated as a dosage suppressor of a calcofluor white hypersensitive ( cwh43) mutant. Overexpression of either of the two genes in a wild-type strain led to increased resistance to wall-affecting drugs, while this effect was not obtained in a bck2 Delta mutant that overexpressed KNR4. Deletion of KNR4 or BCK2 was synthetically lethal with components of the linear PKC1/MAP kinase pathway. Loss of Knr4 was lethal in combination with loss of Cln3, as was shown for Bck2. A protein interaction between Knr4 and Bck2 was measured using the two-hybrid system, although a direct physical interaction could not be detected by co-immunuprecipation methods. Finally, a genome-wide analysis of cells that overexpress BCK2 or KNR4 indicated that both genes also have effects independent of each other. In particular, the microarray data showed up-regulation of SWI4, which may account for the suppression of the cell lysis of a pkc1 null mutant, due to overexpression of BCK2.
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Jan. 28, 2015
Leviathan, Golden Globe winner and Oscar-nominated Russian film, has polarized Russia ahead of its long-delayed release Feb 5; critics applaud movie as realistic account of life in country in Putin era, but others demand it be banned as propaganda; few Russians have seen film. MORE
Jan. 27, 2015
Film distributors are buying small, independent movies at Sundance Film Festival in sales flurry unseen in years; video on demand helps fuel brisk sales. MORE
Jan. 26, 2015
New documentary Censored Voices, about 1967 Middle East war, features archival footage interspersed with previously unseen interviews with Israeli soldiers who give accounts of brutal behavior toward their Arab adversaries; film debuts as International Criminal Court weighs investigation in latest Gaza conflict. MORE
Jan. 26, 2015
Kirby Dick documentary film The Hunting Ground, expose of rape culture on college campuses nationwide, has been prompting strong responses that point to film's powerful highlighting of controversial issue; film's producers Dick and Amy Ziering hope that its release will prompt policy changes aimed at reducing sexual assault. MORE
Jan. 24, 2015
Many French movies are relying on foreign financing and larger tax breaks from other European countries like Belgium and Luxembourg; broadcasters beset by low revenue are investing in big-budget films, hurting smaller productions; twenty-two percent of filming for French movies was done outside country in first nine months of 2014. MORE
There's More to Winning an Oscar Than Meets the Eye
A look at how much money Hollywood studios spend promoting a film for Oscar glory.
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Below the Line: Visual Effects of 'Guardians of the Galaxy'
Stephane Ceretti, a visual effects supervisor on "Guardians of the Galaxy," discusses his process.
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A$AP Rocky on His Sundance Hit, Mourning A$AP Yams and Why He Rejects Those Tupac Comparisons
The 26-year-old rapper's first film, "Dope," a hip-hop-driven comedy in which he plays a drug dealer named Dom, is an early favorite to win the festival's audience award.
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An unflinching exploration of jihadists is the focus of Abderrahmane Sissako's film "Timbuktu."
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The star of "The Diary of a Teenage Girl" says that after she read the script, she felt for the first time that she would die if she didn't get the part.
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The Academy of Motion Picture Arts president Cheryl Boone Isaacs and the actor Chris Pine announced the 2015 Oscar nominations for best director, best actress, best actor and best picture.
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Patti Smith, the "godmother of punk," crossed a new frontier when she wrote an original song for the movie "Noah," based on the biblical flood.
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Love it. I'm going to make this butter. I have a few Rhode Red organges left over from Bill Willey's church fund raiser. Bought them by the case. They're the best.
Often the best kitchen creations are the simplest. I absolutely love when something fantastic comes together using a few basic ingredients I have on hand in the pantry. This cashew butter is not only fantastically simple, it is simply fantastic. I set out to restock our nut butter supply and while I was processing the cashews our fruit assortment caught my eye. Our fruit assortment would catch anyone's eye.
So, we like fruit – there are worse things to hoard. Since we had a few clementines to spare, I thought a little zest sounded like a good addition to the cashews. I assure you, "good addition" is a total understatement.
A few clementines along with a little vanilla add a sweetness that reminds me of being a kid. It bears a likeness to a vanilla cream-filled cookie. A subtle citrus flavor in a blend of salty, creamy cashews. This needs no accompaniment. No jam. No honey. The sweetness is in the butter. I really couldn't believe that just a few clementines added such flavor and transformed this basic nut butter into something absolutely spectacular, something definitely worth hoarding. I hadn't planned on posting this recipe since I've already posted a few nut butter recipes. But once I tasted it, I couldn't keep this from you. That would just
be wrong. And once you taste it, you'll see what I mean. I'll expect a thank you note, maybe some flowers….or how about a basket of fruit? We're running low.
Clementine Cashew Butter Ingredients: 3 cups raw, unsalted cashews, slightly roasted 3 clementines 1½ teaspoons vanilla (I used mexican vanilla) ½ teaspoon kosher salt Directions:
Love it. I'm going to make this butter. I have a few Rhode Red organges left over from Bill Willey's church fund raiser. Bought them by the case. They're the best.
Yuuuuuuuuuuum. If I was handing out blog awards, you would definitely receive "best photos taken with a point and shoot." So pretty!
You use a point and shoot? Hot damn, that's some talent. I know plenty of DSLR users whose photos don't even look that good! The header pic on this post is gorge.
Can I add that I love that one of your tags is "zest" ?
Wow, I would've never come up with that one. It sounds fabulous. Congrats on being featured!
Wow, that looks and sounds incredible, what could i put it on though? Hmmm i'm considering making it and then just eating it with a spoon
Looks great. I have two food processors and I can't get either of them to get past the nut meal phase when I try to make nut butter.
I have my food processor for almost 2 years now, and I have never made a nut butter…this is a crime… it is now on my to-do list. Thanks for the inspiration!
Love you pics! Just gorgeous. Looks like a great kitchen fun for the weekend.
Beautiful! Clementines are very photogenic
Wow sounds exotic looks fabulous I will make it this wknd Love
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I would have never thought to combine clementines and cashews but I love them both and this nut butter sounds amazing!
Wow, what a yummy sounding combo!
Wow! I love the idea of citrus butter. Yum!
YUMMM!!! I love nut butters and adding the citrusy clementines to cashews is wonderful. Well done…best foods are the simple ones aren't they? Don't worry about your food processor…mine is an old Breville one somewhat older than yours and still going strong after much use! (no jinx, no jinx!!)
Thank you for sharing, I'm definitely going to make this.
Ya know how I enjoy my Asian sauces with peanut butter. Made it with this butter, diced oranges & cashews, added a couple of hot pepper flakes. OMG!!! You come up with the best recipes ideas.
I finally made this and YUM! It's so delicious, I can't stop eating it out of the food processor!
Question about storage — I hate cold nut butter. Do I need to store it in the fridge because of the clementine juice? Thanks!
I'm so sad! I tried to make this, and when I did, the end result resembled broken mayonnaise (blech!). What could have gone wrong? The only deviation I made from the recipe was that I added a couple teaspoons of oil while processing the cashews by themselves because they weren't getting smooth and my processor was having a bit of trouble.
Any ideas?
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This sounds really delicious and am looking forward to trying it. Wondered how long and at what temperature you slightly roasted the cashews before you put them into your food processor?
I just made this and it is delicious! The only weird thing is that when I had just the cashews processed, it looked like your photo in color and consistency…very creamy. But then when I added the rest of the ingredients, the consistency changed to a less creamy and more oily consistency even after processing for a long time. The color was also alot darker afterwards. It's delicious but would love to have kept the previous texture. I was wondering if maybe it;s the vanilla I used. It has an alcohol base to it.
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Gov. announces Hardy County jobs
July 24, 2012 Gov. Earl Ray Tomblin has announced American Woodmark plans to invest $15. more »»
Hardy County man enters plea to drug charge
May 30, 2012 A 20-year old Petersburg resident entered a guilty plea recently in United States District Court in Elkins before Chief Judge John Preston Bailey. Kevin G. Thompson J. more »»
College's window display successful
May 23, 2012 Eastern West Virginia Community & Technical College created a storefront, called "Eastern's Extravaganza," for the community to shop a variety of local small businesses at their new Main Campus... more »»
Moorefield company honors employees
May 23, 2012 The Pilgrim's Pride Moorefield transportation department has selected Mike Crites as its "Driver of the Month" for January, and Casey Snapp was selected for February. more »»
Spring Mountain Festival begins today
April 27, 2012 Join in welcoming spring by attending the 20th annual Spring Mountain Festival held in and around Petersburg today through Sunday. more »»
Driver of the Year honored at plant
April 11, 2012 The Pilgrim's Pride Moorefield transportation department has selected Ralph Greenwalt as its 2011 Driver of the Year. more »»
Moorefield plant honors March Partner of the Month
April 10, 2012 Donald Hoppe has been honored as the March 2012 Partner of the Month for the Pilgrim's Pride Moorefield fresh plant. more »»
Brunch planned to address drug-related problems
April 9, 2012 The Eastern Panhandle will host a Legislative Brunch at 10 a.m. April 20 at the Moorefield South Branch In. more »»
Grand jury indicts 14 individuals
March 27, 2012 Fourteen individuals were named in five indictments returned March 20 by a Federal Grand Jury sitting in Martinsburg, according to a recent announcement by U.S. Attorney William J. Ihlenfeld I. more »»
Earth moving
March 26, 2012 A crowd of some 100 citizens from Hardy County and the surrounding area gathered Monday to applaud Gov. more »»
W.Va. Division of Natural Resources to host meetings
February 20, 2012 The West Virginia Division of Natural Resources will host 12 public meetings across the state to provide hunters, trappers, anglers, landowners and other interested parties an opportunity to review... more »»
Mitchell Iliff honored as plant's December Partner of the Month
January 24, 2012 Mitchell Iliff has been honored as the December 2011 Partner of the Month for the Pilgrim's Pride Moorefield fresh plant. more »»
Teacher earns Adult Educator of the Year award
December 10, 2011 RESA 8 Adult Education career readiness teacher Karen Stanley, of Fisher, has been named as 2011 Adult Educator of the Year. more »»
Hardy residents receive scholarships
November 17, 2011 SHEPHERDSTOWN — Three Hardy County residents have been awarded scholarships from the Shepherd University Foundation. more »»
Weight management program more inclusive
August 20, 2011 Hardy County Health and Wellness Center has announced that the PEIA Preferred Provider's Weight Management Program is now open to more people. more »»
Anita Haggerty is Partner of the Month
July 20, 2011 Anita Haggerty has been honored as the "Partner of the Month" for the Pilgrim's Pride Moorefield fresh plant. more »»
Hardy Commission awarded REAP grant
July 14, 2011 Twenty-six applicants, including one in Hardy County, have been approved for amounts totaling $57,241 for state Department of Environmental Protection REAP Litter Control Matching Grant. more »»
Tucker Senior Center plans several July events
July 14, 2011 The Tucker County Senior Center has several events planned for the remainder of the month, including entertainment and bingo. In addition, organizers are making plans for fall trips. more »»
State BOE?president visits RESA 8
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RESA VIII conducts emergency vehicle class
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New York Fashion Week Spring 2013: Avril Lavigne Shows She's Just a Skater Girl With New Collection (GALLERY)
Avril Lavigne has followed in Gwen Stefani's footsteps, transitioning from rock star to fashion designer. The singer, who launched her lifestyle brand, Abbey Dawn, in 2008 and debuted her first collection at New York Fashion Week in September 2009, showed her Spring 2013 collection at New York Fashion Week on Monday.
Although Lavigne is no longer dating Brody Jenner and recently announced her engagement to Chad Kroeger, the singer has remained close to her former flame's younger sister. She asked Kylie Jenner to walk the runway again for her Spring 2013 collection.
Like Stefani, Avril's collection is very much an extension of her own personal style, with a girlie-rocker vibe. For her Spring 2013 collection, edgy black-and-white pieces were contrasted with bright pops of color for spring. And models even sported blue and pink hair (similar to blue and pink dip-dyed streaks Lavigne is currently sporting). While Kylie skipped the colored hair, she gave a very Avril-esque pose, flashing her tongue on the runway.
Not surprisingly, the edgy rocker included numerous punk influences, from the requisite studded leather jackets and skull-and-crossbones motifs to ripped denim and shredded tees. But with today's skater girl in mind, Lavigne countered tougher pieces with feminine silhouettes, pairing a blue striped A-line dress with a skeleton design, and a red sheath with a black lace peplum and studded straps.
Take a look at our gallery to see more of the collection, plus, the surprising 'do the designer revealed at the show.


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Washington - One of the more emotional moments at Tuesday's State of the Union address occurred when President Obama introduced a soldier severely injured in Afghanistan.
Sergeant First Class Cory Remsburg sustained shrapnel wounds to his brain from a roadside bomb. The injury left him disabled and blind in one eye.
When President Obama introduced him, Remsburg responded with a wave and a smile. The audience members burst into applause, lasting more than a minute-and-a-half.


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At a joint press availability in Dresden, Germany, this morning, President Obama jokingly chastised the German press for playing up stories about alleged tensions between him and German Chancellor Angela Merkel.
Mr. Obama was responding to a question from a German television reporter, who noted that there has been certain "mild, sometimes even wild speculation" about the president not leaving much time for a visit with Merkel on his way from Cairo, Egypt, yesterday, where he gave his major address to the Muslim world, to Normandy, France, tomorrow where he will join in the commemoration ceremonies marking the 65th anniversary of the D-Day invasion. Some in the German press have suggested this constitutes a slight and is part of a history of tensions between the two leaders.
"I think your characterization of wild speculations is accurate — they are very wild and based on no facts," President Obama said, with a smile. "The truth of the matter is, is that the relationship not only between our two countries but our two governments is outstanding. Most of the speculation around my schedule here in Germany doesn't take into account simple logistics: traveling, trying to get from one place to the other, coming off a Middle East trip, having to go to Normandy tomorrow. There are only 24 hours in the day. And so there's nothing to any of that speculation beyond us just trying to fit in what we could do on such a short trip. That's all that there was."
The president then jokingly scolded the German reporters to his left.
"So stop it, all of you," he said." I know you have to find something to report on, but we have more than enough problems out there without manufacturing problems."
Merkel said that "it's fun to work together with the American President because very serious, very thorough analytical discussions very often lead us to draw the same conclusions…I very much look forward to our future cooperation."
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The World's Most Average Typeface, and Other News
July 23, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- On the Booker longlist: Joshua Ferris, Joseph O'Neill, Richard Powers, Siri Hustvedt, Howard Jacobson, David Mitchell, David Nicholls, and others. Notably excluded: Donna Tartt.
- Earlier this month came news of Charlotte and Branwell Brontë's tiny books; now it's the Brontë sisters' school progress reports. In the early nineteenth century, a minister at Cowan Bridge noted that Charlotte "writes indifferently … knows nothing of grammar, geography, history, or accomplishments."
- Do you seek a bland font, a middling font, a dutifully average font? Try the Universal Typeface, "a constantly evolving, algorithmically produced font created by averaging hundreds of thousands of handwriting samples submitted to BIC's website. Anyone with a touchscreen can help shape the Universal Typeface by linking their phone or tablet to the website and writing directly on the touchscreen—the lettering is quickly transferred to the Universal Typeface algorithm. As of this writing, more than 400,000 samples have been collected from around the world, and the resulting alphabet is … well, sort of boring."
- Wallace Shawn discusses playwriting and his new take on Ibsen's The Master Builder: "If a man can presume to make a list of men who contributed to the feminist view of life, you'd have to put Ibsen at the head of the list. But he's laying out on the table some of the worst male fantasies. I mean, he was a very daring writer, and he dared to be sort of sickening. He dared to create these characters who were sort of dreadful."
- "The jukebox musical can be an embarrassing phenomenon: a living, breathing pop-music wax museum. It can be pandering and disingenuous, fostering a dynamic that the Times has called 'ovation-by-coercion.' It can repackage your happiest memories as a Vegas revue … Our instinct is to sigh about it, but we shouldn't. The form is evolving."
Miniature Books by the Brontës, and Other News
July 3, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- When Charlotte Brontë was thirteen and her brother, Branwell, was twelve, they designed and wrote a series of tiny books: "Measuring less than one inch by two inches, the books were made from scraps of paper and constructed by hand. Despite their diminutive size, the books contained big adventures, written in ink in careful script."
- Charles Simic is addicted to soccer, though in his youth he wasn't very good at playing it: "My grandmother once came to watch me play and when she got home told my mother: 'All the other kids were running around nicely and kicking the ball, except your son, who kept jumping up and down and flailing his arms.'"
- Later this month, the Guggenheim will host "ANTI-PASTA: A Dinner Inspired by Italian Futurism," which observes the tenets set forth in Marinetti's "Manifesto of Futurist Cuisine." "Be rid of pasta, that idiotic gastronomic fetish of the Italians," Marinetti wrote, enumerating eleven requirements for an ideal meal, including "harmony between table setting and food, the invention of food sculptures, and the use of scents, poetry, and music, as well as scientific instruments during preparation."
- This may not be a cause for pride, but we're proud of it nevertheless: two of the books in this "Weird Sex" roundup are by recent Paris Review interviewees Nicholson Baker and Samuel Delany. (On House of Holes: "Amid the bathetic histrionics, Holes asserts a striking degree of tender, if debauched, humanity.")
- New York has subways and buses, ferries and trams, but it also has dollar vans, a form of "shadow transit" operating "mostly in peripheral, low-income neighborhoods that contain large immigrant communities and lack robust public transit."
Snub Your Suitors the Brontë Way, and Other News
May 2, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
- Need to reject a marriage proposal or two? Take a page from Charlotte Brontë's book. Here's what she wrote to Henry Nussey, a Sussex curate, in March 1839: "Do not therefore accuse me of wrong motives when I say that my answer to your proposal must be a decided negative … I have no personal repugnance to the idea of a union with you—but … you do not know me, I am not this serious, grave, cool-headed individual you suppose."
- Just when you thought it'd been a while since anyone asserted the death of the novel, here's Will Self, asserting the death of the novel. "This time it's for real," the headline notes.
- What do conductors do? Divining the art of hand-flapping: "One problem some conductors encountered is what a conducting friend of mine calls the 'Grecian Urn' syndrome. This is where the left hand mimics the right hand exactly, tracing the outline of an antique urn. It's more picturesque than the 'dead hand' syndrome, where the left hand hangs limply, but just as useless."
- New research suggests that Freud was right all along: our dreams are fueled by sex. "I vividly recall the day in the late 1970s when I realized that dreams and their unconscious sexual meaning were part of a larger whole … I and another orderly were given the task of delousing, showering and cleaning up an old alcoholic who had been picked up off the streets for a drying-out period … All of a sudden this emaciated, brittle old man jumped up, stared straight at us revealing a full erection and then lifted a massive metal table over his head, threw it against the wall and began wailing in ever louder sing-song tones a string of sexual expletives that left me and my colleague terrified that the man was crumbling, psychically, before our eyes."
- Inflammatory bowel disease "is fast becoming resistant to every antibiotic thrown at it." But there is a kind of miracle cure: a fecal transplant. "Some doctors have likened the recoveries of desperately ill patients to those seen with anti-HIV protease inhibitors in the mid-1990s … Yet few other interventions elicit such disgust, revulsion and ridicule … What's behind this knee-jerk aversion? Perhaps, as one epidemiologist believes, it's the voice of our evolutionary ancestors, warning us away from a major source of parasites and other pathogens. Perhaps, says another researcher, it's the fading of an agrarian life that equated manure with opportunity, whose cultural influence is now drowned out by public health warnings of diarrhea-borne epidemics in towns and cities. With the last lines of antibiotic defense beginning to crumble, however, getting past the cognitive dissonance of healthy poo as powerful curative could be a matter of life or death for tens of thousands of patients."
What We're Loving: Good Friday Riffs, Your New White Hair
April 18, 2014 | by The Paris Review
It took me twenty-five years to read Jane Eyre. The first twenty-four and three quarters were tough going—I almost never made it past the death of the annoying Christian schoolmate. Rochester drove me up the wall; so did passive-aggressive Jane. Then a couple of months ago a friend gave me a beat-up old pocketbook edition. This time it took. When I realized a couple of pages were missing, I read them on my phone. When the paperback got lost in the coatroom at Café Loup, I started taking my iPad to bed (a reluctant first). When the same friend presented me with a Folio edition giveaway, weighing sixteen pounds (with regrettable illustrations), I took it everywhere, in case I had half an hour alone. I was warned that things go downhill after you-know-who appears in the night and tears Jane's you-know-what. Not for me. The weirder the subplot, the more Jane tightened her grip. What had changed? Maybe certain writers—Norman Rush, Defoe, Dickens, Melville, Hawthorne—or maybe just reading in general had taught me that dialogue can come in weird shapes, not just tit-for-tat, and that soliloquies can happen on the page. Maybe I've just gotten to know more women, like Jane, who live at war with themselves, and maybe the freakiness of wanting and hating to be bossed around makes more sense to me now. The whole time, I kept thinking, So many girls read this when they're kids—and get it. How could it take so long to catch up? —Lorin Stein
Reading a László Krasznahorkai novel is a major commitment, and the kind I'm willing to make, but I haven't had the time lately to devote myself to it. I've made do with the London Review of Books' recent story "There Goes Valzer." A man named Róbert Valzer who likes walking ("not that I have anything do to with the famous Robert Walser") takes an aimless stroll on the Day of the Dead in his La Sportiva boots, through cemeteries and out to the edge of town. Because of its brevity and relatively short sentences, the story offers an opportunity to better appreciate Krasznahorkai's sly humor, often camouflaged by his melancholic themes. Not that there isn't disillusionment here, but it's tempered by a ready absurdity: "I hate Michaelmas daisies and, I must confess, I am not too keen on people either, in fact you might say I hate people too, or, better still, that I hate people as much as I hate Michaelmas daisies and that is simply because every time I see Michaelmas daisies they remind me of people rather than of Michaelmas daisies, and every time I see people I always think of Michaelmas daisies not of people." (Yes, that is a short sentence—for Krasznahorkai.) —Nicole Rudick
This unending winter—and the moods that have come with it—has reminded many Americans, brutally, of the effect the environment has on our psyches. It's a theme I haven't encountered in a work of American fiction in recent memory, though I wonder, with our rapidly changing earth, if we'll begin to see it reflected more in our country's creative output. The seasons and their regularities, their whims have figured prominently in Japanese art for many centuries, though, and Takashi Hiraide's The Guest Cat, recently translated by Eric Selland, is a new cornerstone in this tradition. A short novel about little more than the comings and goings of a neighborhood cat around the grounds and home of a childless couple, the swells and lags in the emotional narrative of the book are propelled by a rising temperature, a blooming flower, a drooping tree. It's reassuring to feel that perhaps a close tie between one's mental state and the weather may be, in fact, quite natural. —Clare Fentress
Boswell's The Life of Samuel Johnson is a bit like Nigel Slater's Kitchen Diaries: there's an entry for almost every season, holiday, or time of the year. Reading Boswell's Life, it's hard not to think of it at times as a practical joke; Boswell's silliness is the great enigma of this book. Just to see what he would say, Boswell would ask Johnson questions like "What would you do if you were locked in a tower with a newborn baby?" The entry for Good Friday, 1778, contains so much: a discussion of literary aestheticism and didacticism, of the usefulness that literature can have to society, of the etiquette of making small talk. And it's full of the usual yuks from the Boswell-Johnson buddy act:
Johnson: "Sir, it would have been better that I had been of a profession. I ought to have been a lawyer."
Boswell: "I do not think, Sir, it would have been better, for we should not have had the English dictionary."
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18 Yes indeed! I tell you that until heaven and earth pass away, not so much as a yud or a stroke will pass from the Torah -- not until everything that must happen has happened. | 18 I tell you the truth, until heaven and earth disappear, not the smallest letter, not the least stroke of a pen, will by any means disappear from the Law until everything is accomplished. |
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By Ryan Naraine
August 17, 2006
When Joe Stewart spotted a variant of the Mocbot Trojan hijacking
unpatched Windows machines for use in IRC-controlled botnets, he
immediately went to work trying to pinpoint the motive for the attacks.
Stewart, a senior security researcher with LURHQ's Threat Intelligence
Group, set up a way to silently spy on the botnet's command-and-control
infrastructure, and his findings suggest that for-profit spammers are
clearly winning the cat-and-mouse game against entrenched anti-virus
"The lesson here is once you get infected, you are completely under the
control of the botmaster. He can put whatever he wants on your machine,
and there's no way to be 100 percent sure that the machine is clean,"
Stewart said in an interview with eWEEK.
Stewart, a well-respected researcher who specializes in
reverse-engineering malware files, echoed a warning issued earlier this
year by Microsoft.
"The only way to be [completely] sure the system is malware-free is to
completely wipe the hard drive and reinstall the operating system," he
Stewart arrived at that conclusion after eavesdropping on Mocbot for a
few hours.
"I have two machines here running in an isolated network. I infect one
with the malware, and I have the other machine pretending to be the
entire Internet," he explained.
The second machine, known as a sandnet, is a custom-made tool for
analyzing malware in an environment that is isolated, yet provides a
virtual Internet for the malware to interact with.
"I can sit back and see all the interaction up to point where it [the
infected machine] joins botnet's control channel. Then I can take that
information, go outside and replicate it. I can see what the real server
is doing to get an entire picture of the operation," Stewart said.
With Mocbot, which was targeting the Windows vulnerability patched with
Microsoft's MS06-040 patch, Stewart was able to figure out that the
infected drones were connecting to two hard-coded command and control
servers at "bniu.househot.com" and "ypgw.wallloan.com."
He was able to capture the IRC (Internet Relay Chat) login sequence
generated by the bot. This included a user, a nickname, the channel name
and the first bit of instructions to the infected machine.
The command schemes were all encrypted, forcing Stewart to create a
custom Perl script to decode the algorithms.
"They're using trivial encryption, so a bit of reverse-engineering had
to be done. You can see some of it in the code of Mocbot, and I wrote a
little script to do the decoding. When I visit the channel and he gives
a command, I can easily decrypt it to see the instructions he's sending
to the bot," Stewart said.
Using telnet to connect to the command-and-control server on Port 18067
(the port number for the IRC server), Stewart successfully started
spying on the control channel, but there was not much to see.
"The IRC server code was stripped down to give almost no information to
the client, except the channel topic line, which was encrypted," he
Once decoded, he found that the botmaster was telling the infected
machines to join another control channel to receive another encrypted
When decoded, the command simply served up a URL hosted at PixPond.com,
a free image hosting service.
"The command is an instruction to download and execute [a second] file
in the provided URL," Stewart said, noting that the mission of the
botmaster was to get the second file into the infected system.
The file is a spam proxy Trojan named Win32.Ranky.fv.
"The entire scheme of mass infection is simply to facilitate the sending
of spam. The proxy Trojan is also a bot of sorts; reporting in to a
master controller to report its IP address and the socks port for use in
the spam operation," Stewart said.
With the spam proxy Trojan sitting on his test machine, Stewart was
again able to join the spam proxy net to get an internal peek at the
Using the sandnet, he found that the Trojan was sending a 4-byte UDP
packet to the "yu.haxx.biz" address.
Stewart then mimicked this on an Internet connected network with a fake
socks proxy that feeds into a blackhole SMTP server to infiltrate the
proxy network.
He immediately started seeing "loads of spam being pumped through our
socks server." This was coming from dozens of IP addresses and using
forged sender addresses.
The spam e-mails, which are now being pumped from infected Windows
desktops, represented a range of the typical junk mail, Stewart said.
He found mail advertising everything from pornography to fake Rolex
watches and pharmaceuticals.
"It looks like this was a small, targeted attack for one simple reason.
They wanted to stay under the radar. This is all about setting up small
botnets and making money from spam. They could be the spammers
themselves or the guys doing the dirty work and then renting the botnets
to spammers," he said.
"This is a business model that is obviously working. They wouldn't be
going to these lengths if it wasn't making money," Stewart added.
The LURHQ researcher says the recent attack proves that businesses and
consumers should be careful about depending on existing anti-virus
In the initial stages of the Mocbot attack, only one-third of anti-virus
scanners tested by Stewart's research team were detecting the malware.
"This was just a minor variant of something that was out there for
months but the majority of scanners were missing it," he said.
Even more worrisome is the fact that the attack included the use of
botnet instructions to download the second-stage Trojan executable.
"In this case, it was a spam proxy Trojan, but what if it was a rootkit?
The rookits are getting so good these days that the programs we
typically rely on to find and clean machines just can't see them.
There is still the possibility that the spammers could slip in a rootkit
to hide things forever," he said.
"It's getting to the point where you might want to consider just
rebuilding and reformatting machines after these attacks. If your
security software doesn't spy on the botnet and know exactly what is
being dumped on the machine, the malware can go undetected for a long
time," Stewart said.
The lesson? "Don't get infected in the first place," Stewart said. He
urged IT administrators to apply critical patches early and maintain
several levels of defense against malware, including firewalls,
anti-virus and system hardening.
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Ah, the Keeper of Traken, the beginning of the end for Tom Baker, and the start of one of the shows' biggest period of change. Pity the episode aint no damn good. But I get ahead of myself. Here, let me enlighten the new people reading. From 1963 to 1989 (and a couple of false starts thereafter) the BBC ran an immensely popular family program called Doctor Who. The main character is called The Doctor, a Time Lord from the planet Gallifrey. He travels the universe in the TARDIS, a wondrous spaceship that can go anywhere in time and space - provided that the Doctor can steer it correctly. During his adventures, he and his companion (usually a young human female with weak ankles and good lungs) combat evil and injustice wherever they find it. Key to the longevity of the series - Doctor Who can do what the James Bond movies have done several times. When fatally injured, Time Lords have the ability to regenerate, totally changing their faces and personalities, allowing the ability to swap out the lead roll when the actor wants to leave the series. So there have been several Doctors with different faces (ten, so far), but all of them the same character. Oh, and the name of the show is Doctor Who. The main character is simply called The Doctor. The Doctor (the one with the scarf) and Adric are visited by the wizened Keeper of Traken, who informs them that a Great Evil has come to Traken in the form of a Melkur - a calcified statue. The Keeper is nearing the end of his reign and seeks the Doctor's help in preventing the this evil from seizing control of The Source, the bioelectronic power core that is the keystone of the Traken Union. Arriving on Traken, the Doctor and Adric are caught up in the various political double-dealings and backstabbing. Meanwhile the Melkur manipulates his way into becoming the next keeper, receiving the awesome powers of the Keepership. However, things take a more disturbing turn as the Melkur is revealed to be the Master's TARDIS - and the Master is poised to use the Keepership to gain a whole new regeneration cycle and turn his evil loose on the universe once again. . . . The Keeper of Traken is maddeningly uneven story that holds loads of potential but somehow always leaves me wanting. The core premise is solid enough - a society held together by people just being terribly nice to each other, a society so pure that it literally makes evil shrivel up and die. Unfortunately this isnt carried out very consistently. The ruling council seems to be in a position to swiftly deal out justice based on some really flimsy evidence - the Doctor and Adric must be evil because the keeper shows up and goes "EVIL! EEEEEE-VIL!" before passing out just as the Doctor enters the room? This is grounds for execuition? Of course if the Doctor was such an evil being, then why is he walking around and not shriveling up and dieing (or becoming a statue like the Melkur). This is of course putting aside the completely subjective nature of evil. Oh sure, there are things that everyone can agree on as evil (Nazis, flying planes into buildings and so on), but just how much evil is necessary to turn you into a statue? The bribery that we see a Traken leader commit in episode 3? Some of the stuff the Doctor has done? It's not a very well defined system - and to base a whole story with that system as a corner stone, well we need more to hang our writers hat upon. The problems don't stop there - the whole projection has this air of being a community theater about it. The "exterior" sets don't convince me at all, the cast (save for Anthony Ainley) are either instantly forgettable, acting for the back row or twirling their mustaches and chewing on the scenery. The worst offender of the lot is probably Kassia our main heavy. Sheila Ruskin completely over-acts every fainting, hand gesturing step of the way. Actually, that's not quite entirely true - Geoffrey Beevers as the Master is over-the-top, but then the Master is suppose to be barking mad anyway, so it fits right in with the character. Beevers delivers a wonderfully Eeee-VIL performance with menace dripping from every pore. His confrontation with the Doctor is pretty good stuff and of course the very final scene is really wonderful indeed. THE DVD - You know, I'm running out of ways to say that the Restoration Job on this episode looks fantastic. The Keeper of Traken' was fairly straightforward, the episopde was in pretty good shape with just a modest amount of tape dropouts that needed fixing. So between the manual cleanup and standard noise reduction and color grading, the episode looks damn fine. THE EXTRAS - Released as part of the New Beginning boxed set along with Logopolis and Castrovalva, we get a wonderful selection of extras on all three stories. On the Traken disc, we get commentary from Matthew Waterhouse, Sarah Sutton, writer Johnny Byrne and the only commentary ever recorded by Anthony Ainley before his death in 2004. It's a damn shame too, since he's wonderful in the commentary - and seeing him in person, I know that he was a great speaker filled with all kinds of fun stories. Still we got one in the can from him. Following that up is a half hour documentary about the making of the Keeper of Traken with interviews from Sarah Sutton, Sheila Ruskin, Geoffrey Beevers, director John Black, writer Johnny Byrne and script editor Christopher H. Bidmead, and then a short feature on the Return of the Master about bringing the Doctor's nemesis back. There's a segment from the show Swap Shop with Sarah Sutton with questions phoned in from young viewers, a selection of trailers and episode bumpers, an isolated music track and of course the photo gallery and subtitle trivia track, along with the 1982 Doctor Who Annual, Radio Times listings for The Keeper of Traken and the BBC Enterprises Season 18 sales literature in pdf format. THE BOTTOM LINE - Not the best of stories, but it does give us the Master back - so that's saying something. And the commentary with Tony Ainley is a treat, bittersweet tho it is - so that right there makes it worthwile to pick up. OTHER DOCTOR WHO EPISODES ON DVD: DOCTOR ONE - The Beginning * Doctor Who and the Daleks * The Aztecs * The Dalek Invasion of Earth * Daleks: Invasion Earth 2150 A.D. * The Web Planet * The Lost in Time Collection DOCTOR TWO - Tomb of the Cybermen * The Seeds of Death * The Mind Robber * The Invasion DOCTOR THREE - Spearhead From Space * Doctor Who and the Silurians * Inferno * The Sea Devils * The Three Doctors * Carnival of Monsters DOCTOR FOUR - Robot * The Ark in Space * Genesis of the Daleks * The Pyramids of Mars * The Robots of Death * The Talons of Weng-Chiang * Destiny of the Daleks * The Leisure Hive * The Keeper of Traken * Logopolis DOCTOR FIVE - The Visitation * Earthshock * Time-Flight * The Five Doctors * Warriors of the Deep * Resurrection of the Daleks * The Caves of Androzani DOCTOR SIX - Vengeance on Varos * Timelash * Mark of the Rani * The Two Doctors * Revelation of the Daleks DOCTOR SEVEN - Rememberance of the Daleks * Ghost Light * The Curse of Fenric * Survival * The Television Movie THE NEW SERIES - Doctor Who - Series One * Doctor Who - Series Two * Torchwood - Series One * Doctor Who - Series Three * The Infinite Quest


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Dawes's Taylor Goldsmith counts guys like Kris Kristofferson, Jackson Browne, and Warren Zevon as his heroes. They wrote wordy, but they were always the right words: conversational words, words that trigger universal emotion, words with two meanings. Goldsmith has yet to string 'em together quite like "Freedom's just another word for nothing left to lose," but he's already our best throwback to the days when words mattered. Every last one of them in this ballad will gut you, including "The way that she remembers me is the way I really am. But I'm hoping they got something in common."


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You need to back up your assumptions. I would actually assume the opposite. YouTube has long since supported 720P and now even supports 1080P (if your computer can handle it). I would assume that a large percent of video consumed on the internet is actually HD quality television shows and other media, e.g. Hulu. Furthermore, it is almost impossible to buy a modern device that does not record in HD -- even cellphones.
If this is not already the case, trends overwhelmingly point to the fact that consumers want high quality video. It's fine to argue that we don't need this quality in favor of open standards, but don't pretend like people don't want HD.


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25 And God saw the people of Israel, and God knew their condition. | 25 So God looked on the Israelites and was concerned about them. |
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With the power sector struggling to achieve the targets set in the XI Plan, the Economic Survey on Friday called for bold reforms in the power sector and asked the States to reduce subsidies and cross-subsidies on electricity and hike tariffs.
Stating that India had one of the highest transmission and distribution losses in the world at 35 per cent, the Survey, said India currently has one of the lowest and most uneconomical average electricity tariffs in the world — 8 cents per unit at the retail level, compared to about 12-15 cents in countries endowed with more coal or gas and 19-10 cents per unit elsewhere.
It called for end to monopoly of State Electricity Boards (SEBs) in power distribution by encouraging open sales of the bulk of power supply in the market, which would increase competition.
"The T&D losses are draining public revenues, forcing larger price increase requirements and causing massive losses to the State electricity boards, which is about 1 per cent of the GDP," it said.
It stressed on the strong role of independent regulators to ensure adequate competition and act on uncompetitive behaviour in wholesale trade of electricity, including capping wholesale tariffs and investigating competition.
The Survey suggested three different ways to encourage open access or putting the bulk of power supply for sale in the market.
First, there could be a public-private partnership mode with open access, where long-term concessions were granted to private distribution companies.
Under this mode, which is very similar to what is being followed in the telecom sector, the tariff would be regulated and bulk consumers would be permitted to access the network. This would involve the bulk of power supply being put on sale in the market.
The second option was a distribution franchisee model where operators are selected through competitive bidding and ownership of the assets remained with the State power distribution company. In the third mode suggested, there could be a performance-based state distribution company where open access is allowed.
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"Mandla Mnyakama, a photographer from the Daily Sun, was allegedly shot in the back with a rubber bullet by police while covering the protests near Robertson," it said in a statement.
"In the same protest, Lulama Zenzile, a photographer at Die Burger, was injured while standing 20 yards (about 18 metres) from the police," Sanef said in a statement.
Zenzile, whose nose was bleeding, had since been discharged from a clinic.
Sanef said other reporters at the scene had confirmed the incidents.
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Driving into the BOB office in beautiful Boise you notice two things: fewer cars in the parking lot and a plethora of two-wheelers in the bike rack, even on the snow-stacked days of deep winter. This is not a reaction to the bulge in gas prices or a sudden guilt-induced concern over the environment, but a reflection of the basic culture at BOB. BOB has always preferred using their own horsepower over resource-consuming products. In fact, if your visit had occurred three years ago, or thirteen years ago, you would have seen pretty much the same thing.
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