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Well, you wonder, how dangerous could the "graveyard" be if Clark survived it solo for 15 years? Then word of Mavericks gets around, and legendary surfers from Hawaii's North Shore come to visit. One of the sport's champions, Mark Foo, is killed after wiping out on a medium wave. One theory is that the tether to his board got caught on rocks and he drowned. Another surfer thinks he felt or sensed somebody under the water who shouldn't have been there. Exactly one year later, during a memorial to Foo, another surfer is drowned.
The documentary "Riding Giants" shows surfers gathered to discuss and mourn the lost men. It does not show Jeff Clark during those previous 15 years because, of course, he was alone. And what a species of aloneness it was, to plunge into the cold ocean and swim out 45 minutes for a few seconds of exhilaration at the risk of your life. Clark and his kind live at the intersection of courage, madness, skill and obsession.
Consider Laird Hamilton, the current golden boy of the sport, who has cashed in with endorsement contracts, modeling assignments and magazine covers. But no, I am not comparing him unfavorably to Clark, because Hamilton is also a superb athlete and a driven man. Hanging around as a kid with Hawaii's big wave riders of the 1960s, he introduced his divorced mom to one of them, who became his stepfather and tutor; Laird grew up to become surfing's first superstar.
What Hamilton has done is go farther from land than any rider had thought to go, seeking "remote offshore reefs capable of producing unimaginable waves." At first this involved paddling two hours and then waiting up to two hours for a wave. Then Hamilton invents "towing surfing," in which a jet ski tows him out to the far reefs, and slingshots him onto waves moving so fast it is impossible to access them any other way.
The jet ski driver's other job is to pick up Hamilton again after the ride, or be prepared to rescue him. The current thriller "Open Water" shows a couple lost at sea after being left behind on a scuba-diving tour. For Hamilton, being lost at sea is a possibility several times a day. "Riding Giants" was directed by Stacy Peralta, whose "Dogtown and Z-Boys" (2002) documented the invention and culture of Southern California skateboarding. In both films his archival work is the key; he seems to have access to limitless historical footage, sometimes in home movie form; we see Hamilton at the dawn of towing surfing, when at first it was scorned and then embraced by the sport's champions.
In August 2000, Hamilton goes to Tahiti in search of a legendary wave so big it is "a freak of hydroponics." He finds it and rides it, and we see him precariously balanced on its terrifying immensity in what the movie calls "the most significant ride in surfing history." Other surfers, providing voiceover commentary, say the wave's characteristics were so different from ordinary waves that Hamilton had to improvise new techniques, some of them violating years of surfing theory and instinct, right there on the wave.
What a long time it seems since that summer of 1967, when I sat in a Chicago beer garden with the suntanned and cheerful Bruce Brown. He'd just made a documentary named "The Endless Summer," and was touring the country with it, at the moment when surfing was exploding (there were 5,000 surfers in 1959, 2 million today). For Brown, surfing was a lark. With a $50,000 budget, he followed two surfers on an odyssey that led to Senegal, Ghana, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Tahiti and Hawaii. They were searching for the "perfect wave," and found it off Durban, South Africa: "A 4-foot curl that gave rides of 15 minutes and came in so steadily it looked like it was made by a machine."
A 4-foot curl? Hamilton and his contemporaries challenge waves of 60 or 70 feet. "The Endless Summer" charts a world of beaches and babes, brews and Beach Boys songs, and surfers who live to "get stoked." In "Riding Giants" the sport is more like an endless winter -- solitary and dangerous. Even as Brown was making "The Endless Summer," modern surfing was being invented by pioneers like Greg Noll of Hawaii, who ventured 15 miles up the coast from Honolulu to Waimea Bay. It was thought to be unsurfable; a surfer asks himself, "can the human body survive the wipeout?" It could. The discovery of the North Shore of Oahu, the movie says, "was surfing's equivalent of Columbus discovering the New World."
More vintage footage. The "storm of the century" descends upon Hawaii, and Noll, known as "The Bull," determines to surf it. His chances of surviving are rated at 50/50 by the movie, at zero by any reasonable person watching it. He survived. It was "the biggest wave ever ridden" -- until, perhaps, the monster that Hamilton found off Tahiti, too big to be measured.
After Bruce Brown finds his Perfect Wave in "The Endless Summer," he marvels: "The odds against a wave like this are 20 million to one!" The odds that Laird Hamilton could get stoked on a 4-foot curl are higher than that. Before seeing "Riding Giants," my ideas about surfing were formed by the Gidget movies, "The Endless Summer," the Beach Boys, Elvis and lots of TV commercials. "Surfin' Safari" was actually running through my head on the way into the screening.
"Riding Giants" is about altogether another reality. The overarching fact about these surfers is the degree of their obsession. They live to ride, and grow depressed when there are no waves. They haunt the edge of the sea like the mariners Melville describes on the first pages of Moby Dick. They seek the rush of those moments when they balance on top of a wave's fury and feel themselves in precarious harmony with the ungovernable force of the ocean. They are cold and tired, battered by waves, thrown against rocks, visited by sharks, held under so long they believe they are drowning -- and over and over, year after year, they go back into the sea to do it again.
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Daniel Petrocelli, who graduated from the Barney School in 2005, is already running the family business at the tender age of 24. Petrocelli is Co-Director of Precious Angels Child Care Center, located in Warwick, Rhode Island. Precious Angels has 28 full time employees and cares for 144 children ranging in age from six weeks to six years old.
Then again, Petrocelli has always been an early achiever.
I created the business plan for Precious Angels when I was a senior in high school, he says. I helped my mom launch the business seven years ago, and it has continued to grow ever since.
Petrocelli says the education he received at the Barney School has been a key element in the child care center's continued growth.
The Barney School has great professors and world class administrators, Petrocelli says. They were always willing to make time for me and help me with any problems I might be having.
Even though he has already achieved a great deal, Petrocelli is clearly not resting on his laurels. He started an MBA program at the Barney School right after graduation and needs just two more classes to complete his graduate degree.
Even though I'm happy where I am now, I know the MBA will open a whole new world of opportunities for me, Petrocelli says. And at my age, I have plenty of time to go exploring.

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THE WORLD OVER: MECA Faculty Exhibition on View at the ICA through December 22
Posted: 2012-11-07
THE WORLD OVER: MECA Faculty Exhibition on view at the ICA through December 22
The Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art (ICA at MECA) in Portland will present the exhibition The World Over through December 22, 2012.
Featured artists include Jeffrey Clancy (Metalsmithing & Jewelry), Elizabeth Jabar (Printmaking) and Colleen Kinsella (Printmaking), Adam Manley (Woodworking & Furniture Design), and Gail Spaien (Painting). All are current faculty members of the BFA program at Maine College of Art. The World Over is the sixth in MECA' s series of juried thematic faculty exhibitions. This exhibition was juried by Amie Scally, Deputy Director/Curator of White Columns, New York.
Jeffrey Clancy is a visual artist, designer and educator whose studio practice is informed by historical and traditional craft practices and theory. Clancy is represented by Gallerie Elisa Plateau, Brussels, Belgium, has been awarded The Society of Arts and Crafts Artist Award, Boston, MA. Recent exhibitions include Vestige, a solo exhibition at Gallery 37-A, Portland, ME; Art Brussels, 2010; Generously Odd: Craft Now, Lexington Art League, Lexington, KY; Re-make / Re-model, National Ornamental Metal Museum, Memphis, TN; Exterior / Ulterior National Ornamental Metal Museum, Memphis, TN; "Exhibition in Print 2010, Neo-Palatial: A Curatorial Imaginarium," Guest Curator Garth Clark, Metalsmith Magazine.
Elizabeth Jabar is a print based artist and her hybrid works on paper explore ideas of ethnicity and heritage. In her printed assemblages and artists books she displays a highly personal visual language, incorporating cultural motifs from folk art, religious traditions and textiles. Her works have been shown at galleries and museums nationally and internationally, including Victoria Arts Connection, Victoria, BC, Canada, National Gallery of Art, Ulaanbaatar, Mongolia, Pyramid Atlantic, Rhode Island School of Design, Montserrat College, Colby College Museum of Art, The Institute of Contemporary Art at Maine College of Art, The Center for Maine Contemporary Art, University of New England, La Jolla Fiber Arts, La Jolla California, New York and The Center for Book Arts, New York, New York. Her work was recently published in 50/ 50 A Survey of Contemporary Printmaking.
Colleen Kinsella's primary focus is split between printmaking and music. Her work has been published on over twenty-five album covers. She and her partner, who are known for their one-of-a-kind art and music production, began the group Big Blood and started Dontrustheruin Records out of their home. Her work was selected for this year's Biennial at the Portland Museum of Art and was featured on the catalogue cover. She has shown at the International Print Center in New York; Dean Johnson Galley, Indianapolis, IN; Seattle's Wall of Sound, Columbia College, Chicago, IL; and the Southern Graphics Council, Chicago, IL.
Gail Spaien has been granted numerous awards and fellowships including the New Hampshire Charitable Foundation Artists Advancement Grant, the Maine Arts Commission Good Idea Grant and Artist Visibility Grant, the Djerassi Foundation Resident Artists Program in Woodside, CA, Millay Colony for the Arts in Austerlitz, NY and, the Skowhegan School of Painting and Sculpture. Gail's exhibitions include the DeCordova Museum of Contemporary Art, in Lincoln, MA, Center for Maine Contemporary Art in Rockport, ME, San Jose Institute of Contemporary Art, in California, Crocker Art Museum, in Sacramento, CA, the Portland Museum of Art, the Institute of Contemporary Art in Portland, Maine, and the Colby College Museum of Art in Waterville, Maine. She is represented by Aucocisco Gallery in Portland, Maine, Miller Block Gallery in Boston, MA and the William Scott Gallery in Provincetown, MA.
For more information on the exhibitions and artists, visit our website: http://www.meca.edu/meca-life/ica
And, please remember that the ICA is always free!
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MECA Announces Fall Lecture Series
Posted: 2012-10-15
MECA's Visiting Artist and Guest Lecturer Series invites professional artists, educators, curators, thought leaders, and creative entrepreneurs to present on topics of interest and importance to the MECA community. All lectures in this series are open to the public at no charge. RSVPs to email@example.com are encouraged, as seating is limited. Call 207.699.5010 for more information.
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As the director of Long Now, Alexander has facilitated projects such as the 10,000 Year Clock, The Rosetta Project, Long Bets, Seminars About Long Term Thinking, Long Server and countless others. Alexander shares several design patents on the 10,000 Year Clock with Danny Hillis, the first prototype of which is in the Science Museum of London. His experience also includes serving as an artist in residence at Silicon Graphics Inc., a project manager for Shamrock Communications, and a founding partner of Inertia Labs. Alexander has attended the Art Center College of Design and graduated with a bachelor of arts honors degree from Carnegie Mellon University in Industrial Design in 1995.
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Scott Berzofsky is a recent SMACT graduate from the MIT Program in Art, Culture and Technology. His work explores the relation between art, ecology and urban spatial politics. Before coming to MIT, Scott lived and worked in Baltimore, where he co-organized several artistic and activist initiatives including campbaltimore, Participation Park, The City from Below and STEW. His writing has appeared in Third Text, Critical Planning and The Journal of Aesthetics and Protest.
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Leanna Morris
Materials and Process
Leeanna Morris is currently in her first year of the MECA MFA program. She earned a BFA in Studio Art concentrating in photography and a minor in Art History from Southern Methodist University (SMU). After graduating Leeanna was a Studio Resident in ceramics at SMU's Meadows School of the Arts. In her work, she is currently exploring ideas of installation and limitation through materials and process. She works in a variety of mediums, ranging from photography, ceramics, fibers, and drawing.
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Art Education Open House: January 29, 2013
Posted: 2012-10-15
The Art Education post-baccalaureate program will hold an open house and lecture on January 29 from 5-9pm for prospective students. The evening begins at 5pm with an information session about the 10-month program which prepares students for K-12 certification nationwide.
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MECA Announces Lecture with Anthony Smyrski at the ICA
Posted: 2012-10-10
Anthony Smyrski is a founder of Smyrski Creative and co-founder of hte experimental media project MEGAWORDS. Anthony gave a talk about finding his passion, starting his own design firm and offered practical advice to students about starting a creative business or freelance practice.
First year students at MECA engage community with mural project
Posted: 2012-10-03
This striking new mural recently appeared as a result of a community partnership and MECA's Public Engagement efforts at the corner of Preble Street and Cumberland Avenue, a block off of Monument Square.
Two of MECA's FY-In sections have teamed up with Wright Ryan to create a temporary public installation on the exterior of the new Preble St Teen Center. Paul Gebhardt and Adam Manley's classes collaborated to create a 48 foot Mural to be mounted on the side of the building at the corner of Preble and Cumberland Streets. Students worked together to come up with a mural spoke to both the residents of the center and the general population of Portland. After a group brainstorming session, the students were divided into groups of two, each of which was assigned a letter, as well as a language commonly spoken in Portland to act as a visual prompt for the painting of their letter. The mural is divided into 4' x 4' squares, each containing one letter, and the individual artworks that developed around each of these letters is based on the students' extensive research into the visual language of the assigned cultures.
The building is being renovated to become the Preble Street Resource Center's new Joe Kreisler Teen Shelter. But the mural is actually a collaboration between Wright-Ryan Construction and this year's freshman class at the Maine College of Art.
Wright-Ryan superintendent Rob Barrett was a driving force behind the initiative. He said, "The building renovations required his crew to remove the first-floor facade and erect a temporary plywood shed. Instead of having a blank wall, it seemed like a perfect canvas for a community art project, so I contacted a couple of instructors at MECA. Members of the freshman class then teamed up in pairs to paint the mural's individual panels, each of which honors a different nationality from the diverse immigrant community at the nearby Portland High School."
"It was a way to get incoming freshmen introduced to Portland, and introduced to the Preble Street Resource Center, with a community-based arts project," explains Barrett.
Chair of MECA Illustration Department Releases New Book
Posted: 2012-09-19
Portland Based Author/Illustrator and Chair of MECA's Illustration Department Tops 2012 Best Children's Books List
Portland, Maine ~ Illustrator, author, designer, and nationally-known media mind Scott Nash's latest release, The High Skies Adventure of Blue Jay the Pirate has already garnered recognition of note on ABA's (American Booksellers Association) Best Children's books of 2012 Listand at The Society of Illustration's Original Art Show.


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How would a modern 4.5 player fare against Evert in her prime?
Modern 4.5 player with modern racquet and strings vs. Evert in her prime with her equipment of choice. Who wins?
My opinion is that a strong 4.5 could easily blow away Evert.
Nah ******** I think Evert would win. Evert is too consistent for 4.5s. High ranked juniors nationally in the 16s boys and male college players could beat Evert though
I remember an Tennis magazine article back in the 70's by one of the male writers. On the urging of his buddies (who thought similarly to you) he challenged a US ranked player (Beth Norton). He was probably a 4.5 club player from his description. He lost in straight sets, managing to win only a couple of games.
I remember his observations included 1) how consistently deep her shots were, so he could not attack, 2) how easily she returned his strong 1st serves, and 3) how she compared his best shots to another woman pro ranked lower than her.
Evert would probably have bageled the same guy. Even now at 55, I think she could beat a 4.5 male.
At first I thought someone on the high end of 4.5 might be able to take a set from her. The more I think about it - that would be exceptionally lucky. I am clear they would not win the match; especially against her in her prime.
IMO - you can't discount a multi-Grand Slam title holder's mental abilities, strategy, execution, footwork, and fitness against someone who would be lucky to qualify for a satellite circuit event.
Today's equipment favors a baseline game; she was the role model of that game for many players.
lol, this is stupid of course evert wins
Here's video of Evert. Can 4.5 players top that?
Hmm...So a 4.5 who can consistently hit 100+ mph serves and big heavy groundstrokes can't beat her?
Maybe it's just me but I think a 4.5 should handle her easily.
Think about it. All of her serves will be attacked. How the heck is she gonna return a 100+ mph serve? Can she really defend against heavy groundstrokes that kick with topspin?
I think the 4.5 player would win relatively easily in two sets.
Remember that this is a modern 4.5 player who may use a babolat aeropro drive with polyester strings and such.
Now I know the video says otherwise, but I think this is a very strong 4.5 player. Now does Evert have any chance against this guy?
or these guys
A strong serve might win points off her, but do you honestly think a 4.5 is going to serve better against her than Navratilova did?
Do you think someone who won all the titles Chris did can't place her serve _extremely_ well? I can ace people with a well placed 60 Mph 2nd serve - so clearly pace isn't everything.
A 4.5 is going to beat Chris with groundstrokes? No way.
Evert's groundstrokes aren't that penetrating. They're just consistent. A 4.5 can crush all of them. Btw, a 60 mph serve can be crushed regardless of where it's placed..
1) 1st serve percentage is low - I think 0 for the first 3 points. What good is a 100+ mph serve if it doesn't go in?
2) At a point in each of the points - at least 3 or 4 shots into a rally - their shots don't penetrate either - they're bouncing around the service line or shorter.
I don't know how someone who has both their feet outside the singles line on the ad side of the court - especially if they're moving off the court - can crush a 60 Mph serve hit down the T. If you hit into their strike zone - sure. Do you think Chris is that stupid?
I think a 4.5 with a very potent serve could probably win a few games against WTA, but it would probably be like a 6-2, 6-1 kinda match. The shots that might bother other 4.5 players would probably not bother a WTA pro. So not only is a WTA player going to have better racquet control and footwork, but they will also have better shot tolerance than a 4.5. Although I don't necessarily think a WTA pro would overpower a 4.5, but it depends on the player I guess.
4.5 is not that good compared to her, that is.
according to tw, a 4.5 player is not even good enough to use a k90 effectively (look at the k90 page, tw recommends it for 5.0+ players)
I bet she'd beat most 4.5s handily, especially if she chose to play with modern equipment. I think some 4.5s might match up well against her though, but they would be few. Her consistency and tactics would end up putting her over the top.
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Federal research fish turn into SD meals
They call it science to sushi.
Federal biologists have tapped an emerging San Diego nonprofit group to turn their catch of albacore into meals for the poor after they took samples of the tuna for their research. It's part of a national trend to minimize food waste, in this case by taking it off the docks.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration last week gave about 800 pounds of tuna to Fish. Food. Feel Good., which longtime sportfisherman Todd Bluechel started in 2009 to pair donated fish with charities such as Meals-on-Wheels that feed the elderly or homeless.
It's not new for fishermen to give away their catch to a good cause, but Bluechel hopes his first partnership with NOAA's fisheries arm will help expand formal arrangements to port cities across the country.
"There is no reason why this program cannot be repeated anywhere fish are caught," he said.
Owyn Snodgrass, a federal fisheries biologist in La Jolla who helped set up the deal with Bluechel. "We don't want to waste it when we don't have to," Snodgrass said. "Wherever you can reduce that, it's pretty important."
NOAA officials are prohibited from keeping fish used for science. Historically, local researchers have taken samples from carcasses after anglers have removed the meat, but Snodgrass said in this case the fisheries service needed to buy whole fish for logistic reasons.
The tuna that Bluechel landed last week were caught by the commercial albacore fleet in Washington and Oregon. NOAA purchased them for studies about the life history of the species, part of a much larger effort to manage the ocean for the good of the ecosystem instead of one species at a time.
Researchers inspect the tuna's stomachs to learn about their eating habits, and they use various samples to evaluate their age and growth rates.
"All the samples we collect provide data which is used to evaluate the stock structure of albacore through dynamic population modeling," Snodgrass said. "(We) hope … to create an extensive genetic database for albacore in hopes of better understanding albacore and how they interact with their environment."
While that's going on, Bluechel has other goals. The San Diego-based energy consultant formed his nonprofit group after watching Robert Redford's film "Lions for Lambs," a movie about war and soldiers who attempt to do something important with their lives.
"That movie made me say, 'Why don't you do something to give back to the greater good?'" he said.
Bluechel's thoughts eventually turned to his passion for fishing and the large hauls that sportsmen unload at Point Loma. He wanted to help anglers donate their catches and fashioned himself into a middleman between fishermen and charities that need more high-protein food.
Bluechel said the program can be replicated because it's so simple; neither he nor the nonprofit groups pay for fish so it takes very little money to run. He relies on Fisherman's Processing in Point Loma to freeze and store the bluefin, yellowfin and other open-ocean fish until they are needed. Three of his nonprofit allies use fillets, but leaders as Father Joe's Villages prefer whole fish so that residents can develop job skills by learning how to prepare them.


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Woke up and as usual I had to go, so I lazily grabbed my camera. Didn't come through the blanket as I hoped, nor did I cum much since I pawwed off the night before, but was still fun marking myself, bed, and plushies. =D
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The last thing two sixth-grade girls wanted to talk about in a courtroom full of adult strangers today was the night a man came into their beds during a 2011 sleepover and touched their private parts.
Dressed in purple pants, sneakers and bright-colored hooded sweatshirts, the girls came to New London Superior Court with their parents to testify on the first day of the sexual assault trial of 41-year-old Harold L. "Monty" Waites.
Waites, of New London, is charged with two counts of first-degree sexual assault, two counts of fourth-degree sexual assault and risk of injury to a minor.
Both girls spoke so softly it was difficult to hear them from the audience. They balked when asked to detail what Waites had done to them on March 26, 2011.
"There's no need to be embarrassed," prosecutor Lawrence J. Tytla told them repeatedly as he gently elicited their testimony.
They squirmed in their seats and covered their faces with their hands. One of them cried. But their stories eventually emerged for the jury of seven women and one man.
The best friends, who were 9 and 10 years old, were having a sleepover at one of their homes on a Friday night. The host girl's father spent the night drinking with Waites. In an upstairs bedroom, the girls slept on a trundle bed and watched TV until they fell asleep.
Sometime around 4 a.m., Waites came into the bedroom and laid down next to one girl.
"He told me he was my uncle," the girl testified. He kissed her and reached into her pants and touched her beneath her underwear. He told her he would take her to Chuck E Cheese, she testified.
Waites did the same thing to the other girl, telling her to look away when he moved into the other's bed. He left the room at one point and returned, saying he was looking for something.
"He said if we didn't say anything, he'd take me to Friendly's," the girl testified.
Once Waites left, the visiting girl had to use the bathroom but was afraid to go downstairs, the girls testified. Both girls went into the brother's room and told him that Monty had "hurt us," one girl testified. The brother said they had to tell their mother.
Both testified that when they ran into Waites downstairs, he put his index finger to his lips and made a shushing noise. They went to the mother's bedroom, shook her awake and told her what had happened.
The mother testified that she called 911 and called the mother of the girl who was sleeping over. She said she saw Waites in the doorway with a bottle of vodka in his hand and the only thing she could think to say to him was, "What the (expletive)?"
She said on the following Monday, when he was presented in court for arraignment, Waites turned to her in the audience and mouthed the words, "I'm sorry."
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Following up on the sales injunction of the Galaxy Tab 10.1, Apple has also won another preliminary injunction against Samsung, this time regarding unified voice search patents (i.e. Siri) and will affect the Galaxy Nexus.
Yes, Google just lost a case about search patents.
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U.S. federal court judge Richard Posner followed up his earlier, tentative dismissal of the Apple vs. Motorola patent suit with a full on "get off my lawn" dismissal of the entire case.
The speech recognition app Speak For Yourself for iPad has given 4 year old Maya Nieder a voice of her own for the first time. Due to a lawsuit concerning several patents, the app has been pulled from the App Store. Her parents worry if the app is removed remotely they may lose their new found communication channel with their daughter.
Chicago judge Richard Posner has thrown out Apple and Motorola's jury trial set to start next Monday, calling their patent claims "frivolous" and "ridiculous". Posner had previously forbidden Apple from turning the case into a "popularity contest", which is certainly fair given the experts that Apple is prone to dragging out for these kinds of cases.
As the head of a publicly traded company -- THE most publicly traded company -- when asked on the D10 Conference stage about ongoing patent litigation, Apple's Tim Cook went straight into CEO mode.
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"There is still a big gap in the patent war with Apple but we still have several negotiation options including cross-licensing," Shin told reporters at Seoul airport shortly before his departure for the United States.
A date has been set for Apple and Samsung's court-ordered settlement talks -- May 21 and 22, 2012.
Apple CEO Tim Cook was asked during Apple's Q2 2012 conference call how he felt about ongoing patent litigation, and whether he might be more open to a settlement or resolution than his predecessor, Steve Jobs might have been. Cooks answer was pretty much the same now as it was before he became CEO -- he doesn't like litigation, but he also doesn't like other companies using what he feels are Apple innovations to sell competing products.
Apple and Samsung CEOs will be meeting in San Francisco within the next 90 days to hopefully put an end to their ongoing patent feud. This was partially forced by Northern District of California judge Lucy Koh, who ordered that both parties reexamine their availability for Alternative Dispute Resolution.
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By Fabius Mayland / September 18, 2012
Deus Ex: Human Revolution (henceforth simply referred to as Human Revolution) is the sequel to Deus Ex: No Subtitle (henceforth simply referred to as Deus Ex), which was released in 2000. Deus Ex is endlessly replayable. To date, I have finished six or seven playthroughs. I have finished Human Revolution twice, and to be frank, I have never since felt the urge to reinstall it. Human Revolution is a good game. Sadly, for the sequel of the towering achievement called Deus Ex, good is not good enough. Where did it go wrong?
Human Revolution is a façade. Deus Ex embeds freedom and meaningful choice into a mostly linear game in a singular and unprecedented way, all the while remaining playful and unabashed. The game's freedom never seems inauthentic. I hereby refer you to Matt Warner's excellent review of Deus Ex. Go ahead, read it. It is immensely helpful in order to understand what went wrong with Human Revolution. Human Revolution attempts to repeat all the good things Deus Ex does. But here, they only work on the surface level.
So here is my thesis: The developers of Human Revolution were too self-conscious. They were incredibly afraid to disappoint, frantically jotting down a list of things they needed to include in order to make Human Revolution a true Deus Ex game. In the process, Human Revolution has been robbed of the original's sincerity and playfulness. Deus Ex has tons of quests, paths, and characters which I did not know about in my first or even second playthrough. The developers of Human Revolution, by contrast, feel the need to show you everything as soon as possible. You can feel their anxiousness to deliver. This claim may sound somewhat esoteric, but in the next few pages I shall endeavor to substantiate it.
Now first off, Human Revolution is not a particularly hard game to beat. If the artificial intelligence wasn't as simple-minded, then maybe gunfights would be more challenging. Sadly, simple-minded describes the artificial intelligence all too well; nearly every fight plays out in more or less the same fashion. I shoot one or two of the adversaries in the head before I am spotted, then hide behind cover and get rid of everyone else during the moments they are busy reloading. Few enemies ever attempt to storm my cover. Instead, they simply opt to wait for obscene amounts of time, maybe in the hope that I will die of starvation. (They do shout mean things at me from time to time, though.) This wouldn't be a problem if the game didn't feature regenerating health, but, well, it does. Only seldomly do enemies try to force me into the open with grenades. And by "into the open" I really just mean "behind the next piece of cover", because the game is littered with it.
|Contractual Deus Ex obligation number 45: The game needs an AI that becomes self-aware. Nevermind that it is way more advanced than Morpheus in Deus Ex, of which Eliza would be the precursor. (A post-credits scene explains this, but it still doesn't make an awful lot of sense.)


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Orioles' manager Dave Trembley is in trouble
Apr 15, 2010, 11:00 AM EDT
How do you know that? Because people who know things — people like Ken Rosenthal — are talking about who should replace him. Rosenthal's choice: Phil Garner. He notes that Andy MacPhail interviewed Garner when MacPhail was president of the Cubs.
I was rather surprised that Trembley was even brought back for 2010. He's a nice fellow and someone you might want to have around when young players first break into the bigs, you know, so as not to scare them or something, but there's a fine line between being a friendly welcoming face and perpetuating, however inadvertently, a culture that everything's OK, win or lose. If Trembley has motivational skills they've eluded everyone who watches and writes about the team. He reminds me of a more sedate Ned Yost if such a thing is possible.
Firing the manager is always an exercise in scapegoating to some degree, but the Orioles don't want for talent at the moment. It's too early to expect them to contend, but it's not too early for them to be playing sharper baseball, and it's never a good time for them to be comfortable with losing, which many Orioles fans think this team is quickly becoming.
Is Phil Garner the answer? Eh, I was never a big fan of his, and there's a danger in overreacting by bringing in rah-rah guys like him and Larry Bowa and their ilk. But it's not like anyone expected Trembley to still be around when this team finally does contend. To the contrary, even if the team was doing better right now, he'll long have accepted a roving instructor or special assistant job within the organization by then for being the dutiful organizational solider he has been, having been replaced by a guy with some experience with a winning team.
And really, something has to change in Baltimore, if for no other reason than to give the fans something to care about for a while.
- APBA Guy - Apr 15, 2010 at 11:14 AM
You can never, ever, write a story about managerial (or other change) in Baltimore without mentioning, even in speculation, the Angelos factor. It is less important what McPhail thinks than it is what Angelos may be dreaming about at the moment. Like Scrooge in "A Christmas Carol", his indigestion has more influence than anything his subordinates do or say.
- BC - Apr 15, 2010 at 11:42 AM
Paging Dallas Green!!
(love that guy)
- YankeesfanLen - Apr 15, 2010 at 12:04 PM
Let's not get carried away- we don't want to work too hard to get tickets at Yankee Stadium South.
- Joe - Apr 15, 2010 at 12:19 PM
Dave Trembley looks like Bill Shatner. That is all.
- Jeff V. - Apr 15, 2010 at 12:27 PM
Curious if the O's could snag Sandberg from the Cubs myself.
- MarkH - Apr 15, 2010 at 1:03 PM
Why don't teams just replace their fired manager with a lineup of more talented players? I'm fairly sure that tactic would succeed where others have failed.
- excatcher - Apr 15, 2010 at 2:23 PM
This is all part of MacPhail's master plan. Tank early to screw the Red Sox and Yankees by giving wins to the BJs and Rays, blame the closer injury and whatever else, and come back strong against the west and the rest of the AL East. ???. Profit. Or, high draft pick.
- jimbeetle - Apr 15, 2010 at 2:25 PM
Baseball 101, at least for the past umpty-something years or so. For a young team you hire the empathetic, teaching-type manager that you describe for three or so years. When it's time to make a move you bring in a closer (not saying Garner is the man).
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Who knew there were so many local kids attending, and thriving at, the Berklee College of Music in Boston?
We got an email today saying that eight students from San Mateo County made the dean's list for the 2009 spring semester, meaning they had GPAs of 3.4 or higher:
— Lauren Blocker, Portola Valley
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Celebs in Denim: Cindy Crawford in Current/Elliott
Cindy Crawford and her husband Rande Gerber took a boat ride with some friends in St Tropez. Cindy is wearing a pair of Current/Elliott Cut Off Shorts in High Low wash with a classic leopard print blouse. We are seeing a lot of leopard print tops lately! Her shorts seem to have split at the seams on the side though, I wonder if she did this intentionally? Cindy looks great as usual.
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How to Tie-Dye and Distress Your White Denim
Here is an easy way to get yourself some tie-dye destroyed jeans. What you will need:
1. White jeans-you can use jeans that have been a little dirty because hey you are going to dye them anyways. The 100% cotton jeans are the best to destroy as they fray the most though the stretch versions can work too just not as well.
2. Procion Dye-you can buy the dye here I do not suggest trying black as it is a very hard color to tie-dye. All other colors should work fine though. 2 oz is enough dye to do about 3 pairs of jeans.
3. Soda Ash Fixer-you can buy the ash fixer here This will set the dye so that it does not bleed too much. One cup of Soda Ash Fixer is enough to do two small pairs of jeans.
4. Rubber Gloves.
5. Newspapers – you don't want to dye your house, so these will help protect your work area.
6. Empty squirt bottle (optional) – you can squirt the dye on the jeans if you have one of these
7. Measuring cup, measuring tablespoon, plastic spoon (optional) – you can measure your dye and soda ash fixer and use the plastic spoon in place of the squirt bottle to get the dye on the jeans.
8. Thick rubber bands – to bunch the jeans up and hold them in place
9. Plastic bag – you have to let the jeans sit wet for 4-24 hours to set the dye, a plastic bag is perfect for this.
First, using a cheese grater and a block of wood behind the jean, you can destroy the knees or any other areas you want to have that ripped look.
Second, lay your jeans flat on the floor. Have the rubber bands close by you.
Start bunching up your jeans like the picture above.
Wrap the rubber bands around your jeans, try to get them into the tightest ball you can, remember the parts of the jeans that you can see on the ball is what is going to be dyed. Now prepare the Soda Ash Fixer (1 cup fixer for one gallon of luke warm water) and completely emerse the jeans in the Soda Ash Fixer for about 5 minutes. Then take the wet jean ball and squeeze to remove the excess, you want to keep the jeans damp, but not dripping wet.
Now mix the Procion Dye as directed (1 tablespoon for one cup luke warm water for most colors). You can now either transfer it to the squirt bottle and squirt it on your jeans or you can spoon it on your jeans. Do not emerse your jeans in the dye (you probably won't have enough dye to do that anyway) You want dye all around on the outside of the jean ball, one splash of dye is enough, don't soak them too heavily with dye. Next you put the wet jean ball in a plastic bag and close the bag so no air can get into it; you want the jeans to be wet so that the dye can react. Let the jeans sit in the bag for 4-24 hours then remove the jeans and rinse (still tied up) under cold water until the water runs pretty clear. Then as you are removing the rubber bands, rinse the jeans under warm water until the water is pretty clear. Almost done! Now put the jeans in the washer on hot with detergent.
The last thing is to admire your work. I hope that you enjoy and have fun doing it! Be creative and make some hot jeans!
A Day In The Life Of Paige Adams-Geller: Wednesday
Here is day 3 in the wonderful series of posts about how Paige Adams-Geller, designer and founder of Paige Premium Denim lives her life. If you missed the previous posts don't worry! Click here for Day 1 and click here for Day 2. Also check out the gallery for more behind the scenes images of the 2010 Look Book! These posts are exclusive to DenimBlog only!
The Lou Lou Tulip Jean (Image from the 2010 Look Book).
Wednesday, July 29
6:00 Wake up – Same routine!
9:30 Interview candidates for new sales rep position.
11:00 Meet with Retail Manager of the LA Paige store, Annette Luna, and web coordinator to go over Transition 11/30 and 12/30 buys for our store and web. Marketing and PR managers sit in as well to review the line!
12:30 Lunch with my dear friend Eula Smith, retail consultant, at Akasha in Culver City. Love their salads, coffee and baby cupcakes!
2:00 Review Spring 2010 line with my sales reps! We need to be prepared for the shows coming up! Project and Coterie are around the corner. The Venice style in Coast is going to be a winner!
3:00 Fitting of new development and production.
4:00 Call backs for models for photo shoot.
5:00 Discuss photo shoot with photographer and stylist as well as my PR and marketing team! Needs to look perfect!
6:00 Finalize outfits for Look Book and Trend Book Spring 2010.
7:30 Dinner with Kathleen, Allie, Courtney, Lacie and myself at Marino's Restaurant. The Marino family is my second family! The best old-school Italian food in town! Gotta have the pizza and eggplant parmesan and chicken cacciatore.
8:30 Pantages Theatre to see the play, Dirty Dancing, with my design, marketing and PR gals, Kathleen, Allie, Courtney and Lacie. I wanted to thank them for all their hard work on the Paige and OPI collaboration.
11:30 Home to bed.
What are your favourite shoes to wear with your favourite jeans?
It's time to talk shoes! We all have a favourite pair of jeans, be it a certain pair of skinny jeans you always wear or a classic pair of bootcuts. What I want to know is – what are your favourite shoes to wear with your favourite pair of jeans? I myself am in love with lots of pairs of Christian Louboutins, I love a great pair of heels with my skinnys, I can't afford any Louboutins though haha so I have to make do, but what are your favourite brands of shoes? Why not even post a comment with a picture of the shoes as well? Shoes are just as important as denim and they make or break an outfit so lets give them some credit! I know I am always looking at celebs shoes just as much as their denim.
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The Venerable Bishop Fulton Sheen once remarked that atheism was not natural to the human person and that it was acquired. He used as his reference St. Paul's words in Romans: For the wrath of God is revealed from heaven against all ungodliness and wickedness of those who by their wickedness suppress the truth. 19 For […] Read the rest of this entry »
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., whose birth we commemorate this weekend, is most known for his work with racial justice and civil rights. But Dr. King had other things to say as he preached each Sunday, first in his own assembly and later as he moved about. Among the recorded sermons that are available comes […] Read the rest of this entry »
Susan Jacoby, an author and atheist wrote a column in last Sunday's New York Times entitled "The Blessings of Atheism." In it she proposes that atheism has a lot to offer, especially in times of tragic loss and that it frees human beings from having to ask and answer difficult question. As you may imagine, […] Read the rest of this entry »
I was asked by the Young Adult group in my parish to address some ads on our local buses and subway trains here in Washington. The members of the Young adult group found the ads offensive and troubling, especially since they were aimed at kids. The ads are posted by the American "Humanist" Association (AHA) […] Read the rest of this entry »
To me there are three kinds of atheists, in a broad sense. First there are the lazy ones who simply want little certainty. The trouble with certainty is that, once it is manifest, you have to take a position. They prefer the vague and uncertain. Then no commitments are necessary and life can be pretty well lived as I […] Read the rest of this entry »
The History Channel has been running a series called Life After People It depicts what would happen to our cities and landmarks if all humans suddenly disappeared. As you might imagine, things tend to fall apart pretty quickly. What the series depicts rather graphically is the Second Law of Thermodynamics which is: The entropy of […] Read the rest of this entry »


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Apart from strong defence arguments, Australian prosecutor cited mounting time and cost of litigation
Australian prosecutors have, "in the interests of justice", decided to drop the criminal negligence charges slapped against India-born United States doctor Jayant Patel, who was jailed in 2010, accused of manslaughter among other charges. Patel, 63, was facing trial on two charges of manslaughter, two of causing bodily harm and criminal negligence, seven counts of fraud and one of attempted fraud. He was formally discharged on Friday in the Supreme and District courts in Brisbane.
Patel, however, did earlier plead guilty to fraud — he had obtained employment as a medical practitioner in Queensland through dishonest means — which were the only charges the Director of Public Prosecutions Tony Moynihan chose to pursue. Mr. Moynihan said his decision was prompted by the amount of time that had passed since the alleged crime, the time Patel had already spent in jail, the strength of the defence arguments and the cost of litigation, which had climbed to over $3 million. In his statement, Moynihan said: "[In the] retrials, the defence has presented credible evidence from medical experts and […] the Crown has not been able to satisfy the requirement of proving the alleged negligence to the criminal standard. In the circumstances [...] I have decided that it is not in the public interest to continue the counts alleging criminal negligence against Jayant Patel." .
Patel, who will be sentenced in the District Court next week, was hoping to return to America, said his barrister.
In the ten years since Patel began work as director of surgery at Bundaberg Base Hospital in Queensland, he has faced three trials and spent two-and-a-half years in jail over allegations of maiming or killing patients.
Patel, who was dubbed 'Dr. Death' by the media here, was sentenced to seven years in prison in 2010 after a jury convicted him of killing three patients and causing the grievous bodily harm to another.
Last year, however, he was, following a successful High Court appeal, released and awarded a separate retrial.
In March, Patel was acquitted of killing patient Mervyn Morris. Last month, a jury was unable to decide whether he was guilty of maiming Ian Vowles.
Patel's former patients expressed disappointment at his acquittal.
"I just can't believe that it's all come to this. Now, the patients are left to pick up the pieces," former patient and patient advocate Beryl Crosby was quoted as saying.
Sixty-six-year-old Vowles, who believes the surgeon removed his bowel unnecessarily, was disappointed with the decision. "I thought there definitely should have been a decision made one way or the other, guilty or not guilty," he said.
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Portsmouth boss Harry Redknapp has called on England manager Fabio Capello to drop David Beckham and replace him on the right with ... Manchester United's Wayne Rooney!
Capello tried playing Rooney as a frontman behind Jermain Defoe - but the United star flopped, constantly running out of position.
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MIDDLEBURY — United Way of Addison County has reached 60 percent of its $775,000 goal in its 2010-2011 fund drive, nicely ahead of last year's pace as the campaign enters the critical holiday giving season, officials said on Thursday.
It was in September that local United Way launched its annual fund drive to aid the county's many nonprofit human service agencies. Organizers set the same goal as last year — a threshold of $775,000 that the United Way fell $40,000 short of realizing for 2009, in large part due to the sluggish economy.
BRISTOL — Amidst filling out college applications, going on campus visits and completing routine homework assignments, Mount Abraham Union High School senior Rosie Nelson also finds time each week to Skype with the students and faculty of the New Life School in Ghana.
Nelson, 18, on her second trip to Ghana, volunteered at the school for 11 weeks this past summer, during which time she and her 22-year-old German roommate Christina Rohmann worked together to eliminate the practice of caning from the school's bylaws after witnessing it firsthand.
MONTPELIER — State and local officials on Thursday formally announced e-Corp English's plans to grow in Middlebury and confirmed details of a state aid package that helped woo the English-language training company to Addison County's shire town.
The company's plans, first reported by the Addison Independent, call for an initial work force of 35 workers to locate next year in a vacant 6,700-square-foot space at 1197 Exchange St. Deborah Schwarz, founder and president of e-Corp English, hopes to expand that work force to more than 100 within the next three years.
ADDISON COUNTY — In today's international food system, a consumer can get a pound of bananas grown in the tropics at any grocery store for under a dollar. But a local potato? That's something the average consumer has to do a little work to find.
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Yamaha Motor Company Limited, a division of Japanese conglomerate Yamaha Corporation, has been producing motorized vehicles since 1955. Yamaha currently produces motorcycles, motorbikes, ATVs, boats, marine engines, automobile engines, personal watercraft and snowmobiles. Under the Yamaha brand, it produces sportbikes (YZF-R1, FZ1, FZ8 and others), sport tourers (FJR1300A), adventure tourers (Super Ténéré), dual-sports (WR250X, XT250 and others), dirt bikes (YZ450F, WR450F and others) and scooters (Tmax, Zuma and others). In the U.S., cruisers produced by Yamaha have been sold under the Star Motorcycles brand since 2006, including the Royal Star, Roadliner, Stratoliner, Vmax, Raider, Stryker and others. Yamaha motorcycle reviews and road tests explain why the brand has won Rider's Motorcycle of the Year four times: in 2006 with the FZ1, in 2003 with the FJR1300, in 1996 with the Royal Star Tour Classic and in 1993 with the GTS1000.
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The open-class adventure touring segment has grown from a class of one—the BMW R 1200 GS/Adventure—to a class of five in recent years, with the introduction of the Ducati Multistrada 1200, Moto Guzzi Stelvio, Yamaha Super Ténéré and Triumph Tiger Explorer. We compared the BMW R 1200 GS Adventure... Read more »
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Yamaha Motor Corporation, U.S.A., is pleased to announce its complete schedule of customer-focused activities for the July 27-29 Red Bull U.S. Grand Prix at Mazda Raceway Laguna Seca in Monterey, California. Yamaha is celebrating its 7th consecutive year as a marketing partner of the event, and most... Read more »
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(This Riding Around article was published in the May 2012 issue.) By Greg Drevenstedt • Photography by Jeremy Henrie I've got a confession to make. I crashed several test bikes during my first couple of years at Rider. Sure, I could B.S. you with tired clichés like, "If you don't crash once... Read more »
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After debuting its crossplane crankshaft in 2009, Yamaha's 2012 update of the YZF-R1 has focused on refinement, adding traction control, updating the look and celebrating the company's Grand Prix racing heritage. Worldwide, 2,000 World GP 50th Anniversary Edition YZF-R1s, with anniversary... Read more »
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photography by Kevin Wing This 2011 BMW R1200GS Adventure vs. 2012 Yamaha Super Ténéré Motorcycle Comparison was originally published in the January 2012 issue of Rider magazine] 2012 Yamaha Super Ténéré (left) and 2011 BMW R1200GS Adventure can do it all: touring, sport touring, dual-sporting,... Read more »
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Admission is a $5 donation to the Domestic Violence and Sexual Assault Program. The 2003 movie documents how "The Vagina Monologues" sparked the creation of V-Day, a nonprofit organization that donates funds to groups all over the world in a campaign to stop violence against women and girls. "The Vagina Monologues," a series of candid speeches by women about sexual topics, including sexual violence, was first performed off-Broadway in 1996. Since then, playwright Eve Ensler's work has been produced all over the world. Now in its 15th year, V-Day has raised more than $90 million, according to www.vday.org.
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by James Slater - The internet pages and those of the press in general have never been so alive with news of heavyweight Audley Harrison! Not since "A-Force" won his Olympic gold medal way back in 2000, anyway. Ever since his thrilling, come from behind KO of Michael Sprott in which a virtually one-handed Harrison snatched the vacant European title, members of the media been talking about and interviewing the 38-year-old southpaw..
Most recently, Harrison gave an interview with Sky Sports News, and the new European heavyweight ruler spoke once again of his intentions of getting either David Haye or one of the two Klitschkos into the ring so he can finally make good with his "Yes I Can" prediction of becoming a legitimate world champion.
After he has allowed his torn right pectoral muscle to heal, Harrison plans to be back in the ring in September. Alexander Dimitrenko is Harrison's mandatory challenger, Euro title-wise, and the former Olympian has spoken about taking this fight. However, Harrison's ultimate goal is a world title shot - and "A-Force" feels he has the beating of David Haye and that is it his "destiny" to meet the current WBA champ.
"David Haye doesn't want to fight me," Harrison said to Sky Sports News. "I've sparred many rounds with Haye. David is a big puncher but is open to getting knocked out. The history of British heavyweight boxing shows that the two heavyweights always collide at some point. Destiny is going to make me and David Haye fight."
The way things are right now in the muddled heavyweight division - with Ring magazine, IBF and WBO king Wladimir Klitschko unconvinced Haye will accept his recent video challenge of him, and with WBC ruler Vitali Klitschko busy with his May fight with Albert Sosnowski - it's entirely possible Haye will accept Harrison's challenge and fight him later this year. Sure, Adam Booth, Haye's manager and trainer, said Audley is "not on Haye's radar," but if Haye doesn't face a Klitschko next, who else could it be? Certainly, as badly as many fans would no doubt knock a Haye-Harrison clash, this match-up would be a whole lot better than Haye-Nikolai Valuev II.
Still, Harrison is also hopeful it will be he who gets a date with one of the Klitschkos - and wouldn't that be a strange turn of events; if it were Harrison, and not Haye, who got a date with a Klitschko next!
"Alexander Dimitrenko is the [European] number-one contender so I have to fight him," Harrison said. "If I beat him, and I plan to, then I will be ranked in the top-ten by all of the organisations. I am one fight away from a legitimate world title challenge.
"Or, if the Klitschkos come calling straight away - because they are desperate for challengers ranked in the top-ten - then obviously I'd jump at the chance. I'm either one fight, or no fights, away from fighting for a world title."
As crazy as it may seem to some, Harrison is spot on with what he says. And even though most experts would not pick him to beat either Haye or one of the two Klitschkos, Harrison could get his chance this year. Talk about a comeback!
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Congress complains to the election commission about Narendra Modi flashing his party symbol during a press conference. The press conference that was held a few yards away from the polling booth in Gandhinagar where Modi along with his mother, cast his vote on Wednesday morning saw a huge crowd of voters of Gujrat and mediapersons.
A congress party member said that Modi violated the code of conduct at the press conference by flashing his party symbol in his hand and therefore we have placed a complain with the election commission right after the incident. And we have placed a demand that immediate proceedings be made and his nomination papers be held.


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Bangalore: Taking a serious view of the death of a student following the collapse of a school building at Bellary two days ago, Primary and Secondary Education Minister Vishweshwara Hegde Kageri on Thursday said that the schools — government, aided and unaided functioning in dilapidated buildings in the State would be shifted to safe places..
Speaking to reporters, the Minister said that he was concerned about the safety of children studying in such school buildings and that such accidents should not recur anywhere in the state. He said that he had directed the Deputy Directors of Public Instruction and Block Education Officers to constitute teams of officers for assessing the condition of the buildings.
Based on the reports of the teams, which was expected in a month, action would be initiated to shift the schools to safe places, he added.
About the Karnataka High Court judgment on the English medium schools, the Minister said that the Government was yet to get a copy of the same. Mr. Kageri said that he would discuss the issue with the Chief Minister B.S. Yeddyurappa and all those concerned before taking any decision on it. He said that the Bharatiya Janata Party Government was committed to the State's language policy.
When his attention was drawn to the hardship faced by students appearing for the Pre-University supplementary examinations, especially in the districts owing to the Bharat Bandh, the Minister said that he had instructed the officials to consider whether re-exam could be held for those who could not attend it. He made it clear that there was no need for holding re-exam for all such students. He assured that the parents/guardians of such students need not worry.
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According to legend, author Mark Twain once called Alton a "dismal little river town," largely thanks to the dark history that the city had already endured prior to its heyday as a thriving river port. From those days, through the early 1900s, Alton saw more than its share of death, disease, disaster, violence, murder and even the scars of the Civil War. Now, come see how the events of the past have created the hauntings of what is now being called "one of the most haunted small towns in America." For the first time since 2004, the Haunted America Conference is returning to Alton -- the perfect setting for our ghostly event! For generations, Alton has boasted a
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America's Original Ghost Conference (Founded in 1997 and often imitated, but never equaled) is back for our 19th year and will be held over the weekend of June 19-20, 2015 at the Atrium Hotel in Haunted Alton, Illinois. Join us as we return to "one of the most haunted small towns in America" and present new and returning favorite speakers on ghosts, hauntings, monsters, the supernatural, and the unexplained. The 2015 event will include lectures and presentations, a speaker's panel, haunted tours, ghost hunts, "strange stuff," the Haunted America Masquerade Party and much more!
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This year's Exclusive design will be available in sizes Small - 4XL!
Interested in a vendor table at the conference?
In addition to our speakers and presenters, we'll also have a limited number of spaces available for vendors at the 2015 Haunted America Conference! Do you have books, shirts, jewelry, collectibles, unique antiques, a haunted location to showcase? Then, we have the perfect audience for you! Our guests are not just browsers -- they want to see you!
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for a Vendors Table -- get one while they last!
Darker than Art Juried Exhibit
Calling all artists to take part in the first annual juried art exhibit by American Hauntings, to be shown and juried at the 2015 Haunted America Conference in Alton, Illinois. Artists are encouraged to reserve a space and share with us your unique and original works of art. All medias are welcome and artists can show and sell their original pieces during the event!
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to see more about the show and to register for an exhibit!
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Alton, Illinois!