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Minister of Industry
June 30, 2015—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on the Proposed Acquisition of Cirque du Soleil
June 24, 2015—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore
June 2, 2015—Space Announcement
April 28, 2015—CANSEC
April 14, 2015—Canada's Latest Wireless Spectrum Auction Set to Begin
March 6, 2015—Announcement of AWS-3 Auction Results
February 5, 2015—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on the AWS-3 and 2500 MHz Spectrum Auctions
December 18, 2014—Advancing Canada's Wireless Policy
December 9, 2014—Price Transparency Act
December 8, 2014—Announcement of SADI Contribution Agreement
December 4, 2014—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on the Proposed Acquisition of Tim Hortons by Burger King
December 1, 2014—National Optics Institute Contract with the Canadian Space Agency
November 25, 2014—Statement by the Minister of Industry on the 2014 Fall Report of the Auditor General of Canada
November 19, 2014—2014 Canadian Aerospace Summit
November 4, 2014—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on WIND Mobile
October 9, 2014—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on the Consultation on Policy Changes in the 3500 MHz Band
October 3, 2014—Announcing E-labelling Regulations
October 2, 2014—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on the Passage of the Combating Counterfeit Products Act by the House of Commons
September 29, 2014—Opening of International Astronautical Congress
September 17, 2014—Luncheon hosted by the Embassy of Canada in Washington and the Canadian American Business Council
September 5, 2014—Address to the Vancouver Board of Trade: It's Time for Free and Open Trade in Canada
August 29, 2014—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on the Harper Government's Plan to End Paper Billing Practices
July 25, 2014—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on the Proposed Acquisition of AltaLink by Berkshire Hathaway Energy
July 7, 2014—Ministerial Announcement of AWS-3 Auction
June 19, 2014—Breaking Down Barriers to Trade Within Our Borders
April 4, 2014—Digital Canada 150 Launch
April 1, 2014—Minister Moore and Minister of State Holder on the Departure of Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council Canada President Dr. Chad Gaffield
March 5, 2014—Statement from Industry Minister James Moore
February 27, 2014—Announcement of SADI Contribution Agreement
February 27, 2014—Industry Minister James Moore Issues Decision on NextWave-Inukshuk Spectrum Transfer Proposal
February 19, 2014—Announcement of 700 MHz Spectrum Auction Results
February 7, 2014—Remarks for Space Policy Framework Announcement
February 5, 2014—Changes to Canada's Antenna Tower Siting Policy
January 10, 2014—Announcement of 2500 MHz Licensing Framework
December 4, 2013—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore on Protecting Canadian Consumers from Counterfeit Products
December 2, 2013—Aerospace Innovation Forum 2013
November 20, 2013—Statement by Industry Minister James Moore During Celebrations of the 2013 Prime Minister's Awards for Educators
November 14, 2013—Statement by Minister of Industry James Moore on Canada's Spectrum Licensing Framework
October 24, 2013—Minister James Moore Applauds the 2013 Recipients of Canada's Premier Biomedical Awards
October 23, 2013—Statement by Minister Moore on Canada's Spectrum Transfer Framework
October 7, 2013—Statement by the Honourable James Moore on the Proposed Acquisition of the Allstream Division of Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. by Accelero Capital Holdings
September 19, 2013—Automotive Innovation Fund Announcement at Ford Motor Company of Canada
September 18, 2013—Address to the Canadian Club of Ottawa
September 16, 2013—Industry Minister James Moore Congratulates Bombardier on Successful First Flight of the CSeries
September 4, 2013—Launch of the Technology Demonstration Program
August 9, 2013—Statement of Condolence
July 4, 2013—Minister Paradis Welcomes Wall Report Showing Benefits of Competition for Canadian Families
June 26, 2013—NGRAIN SADI Announcement
June 13, 2013—Committee on Internal Trade Symposium
June 4, 2013—Telecommunications Announcement
May 30, 2013—CANSEC 2013
May 23, 2013—Aéro Montréal
April 15, 2013—Canada-Hong Kong ICT Business Community Joint Luncheon
April 14, 2013—Opening Remarks to the Consider Canada City Alliance Event
March 28, 2013—Announcement of a SADI Contribution
February 25, 2013—Canadian Pavilion Opening and Tour World Mobile Congress
January 9, 2013—RADARSAT Constellation Mission (RCM) Phase D—Construction
December 7, 2012—CNOOC Limited's Acquisition of Nexen Inc.
December 7, 2012—Petronas' Acquisition of Progress
December 5, 2012—2012 Canadian Aerospace Summit
November 14, 2012—Expoplast 2012 Advanced Manufacturing and Plastics Tradeshow
November 2, 2012—Minister of Industry Confirms Extension of Review Period Under the Investment Canada Act
October 30, 2012—International Institute of Communications Canada 2012 Conference
October 29, 2012—Ministers Congratulate National Research Council for World's First 100% Biofuel Flight
October 19, 2012—Minister of Industry Confirms Notice Sent to PETRONAS Carigali Canada Ltd. Regarding Proposed Acquisition of Progress Energy Resources Corp.
October 19, 2012—Rover Prototypes "Meet our Fleet"
October 17, 2012—Adding Value: Canada as a Platform for Global Manufacturing
October 11, 2012—Minister Paradis Confirms Extension of Review Period Under the Investment Canada Act
October 5, 2012—Minister Paradis Confirms Extension of Review Period Under the Investment Canada Act
August 28, 2012—The Economic Club of Canada
July 25, 2012—James Webb Space Telescope
July 3, 2012—Memory Card Levy News Conference
June 5, 2012—Canadian Telecom Summit
May 8, 2012—Bloomberg Canada Economic Summit
April 24, 2012—Canada 3.0 Digital Media Forum
March 14, 2012—Telecommunications Decisions
February 29, 2012—Canadian Space Agency Event
February 27, 2012—Launch of the Review of Aerospace and Space Programs and Policies
December 5, 2011—Aéro Montréal's Aerospace Innovation Forum
November 29, 2011—International Institute of Communications (IIC) Canada Conference
November 14, 2011—Official Launch of the Digital Technology Adoption Pilot Program
September 20, 2011—Address to the Wireless Canada Technology Showcase
September 18, 2011—Address to the Annual General Meeting of the Canadian Chamber of Commerce
September 12, 2011—Address to the First Canada–U.S. Manufacturing Summit
May 31, 2011—The 2011 Canadian Telecom Summit
November 24, 2010—10th Anniversary of the Canada Research Chairs Program
November 22, 2010—An Interim Report on the Digital Economy and Telecom Strategies — International Institute of Communications Canada Conference 2010
August 18, 2010—Announcement of NRC–IRAP Financial Contribution to Canadian Bio-Systems Incorporated
August 17, 2010—Announcement of NRC-IRAP Financial Contribution to Sonoro Energy Limited and IntelligentNano Inc.
June 14, 2010—Montreal Neurological Institute and Hospital
June 7, 2010—2010 Canadian Telecom Summit
May 18, 2010—Statement — Government of Canada Sends Worldwide Message in Opposition to a Global Bank Tax
May 10, 2010—Keynote Address — Canada 3.0 Conference
April 28, 2010—Canadian Cleantech Summit
April 23, 2010—National Funding Announcement for the Canada Foundation for Innovation Leaders Opportunity Fund
April 9, 2010—Announcement of 2010 Discovery Grants Competition Results and Postgraduate Scholarships Program, Postdoctoral Fellowships Program and Alexander Graham Bell Canada Graduate Scholarships Program
February 12, 2010—Automotive Partnership Canada Funding
February 2, 2010—Canadian Manufacturers & Exporters — Roadmap to Recovery Summit
January 20, 2010—New England–Canada Business Council
Minister of State (Science and Technology, and Federal Economic Development Initiative for Northern Ontario)
June 23, 2014—Announcing PromoScience Recipients
May 16, 2014—NSERC CREATE Announcement
April 17, 2014—College and Community Innovation Program and College-Industry Innovation Fund Stream 2 Announcement
April 14, 2014—John R. Evans Leaders Fund - National Announcement
March 28, 2014—Canada Research Chairs Announcement
March 19, 2014—Statement by the Honourable Ed Holder, Minister of State (Science and Technology), Member of Parliament for London West
December 2, 2013—Announcement of the Government of Canada's Concierge Service
September 25, 2013—Canada Excellence Research Chairs Announcement
September 23, 2013—Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships and Vanier Canada Graduate Scholarships
August 28, 2013—Statement by the Honourable Greg Rickford On the Council of Canadian Academies' Report on Industrial R&D in Canada
June 3, 2013—Announcement of Genome Canada's Genomic Applications Partnership Program and Renewal of the Science and Technology Innovation Centres
May 28, 2013—Mitacs Policy Forum 2013
May 21, 2013—Announcement of Government of Canada Support for Discovery Research and NSERC Grants and Scholarships
May 14, 2013—PackEx 2013
May 10, 2013—Launch of the Algal Carbon Conversion Pilot Project
May 6, 2013—CONNECT 2013
May 3, 2013—Minister of State Goodyear Applauds Victory of Toronto-Area Schools in International Robotics Competition
May 2, 2013—American Association for the Advancement of Science: Forum on Science and Technology Policy
April 22, 2013—Leadership in Innovation Conference
April 11, 2013—Minister of State Goodyear Congratulates Canadian Researchers on Breakthrough in Malaria Treatment
April 9, 2013—12th Annual RE$EARCH MONEY Conference
March 6, 2013—Plenary on International Collaboration EU Science: Global Challenges and Global Cooperation
March 5, 2013—Minister of State Goodyear on the Departure of Natural Sciences and Engineering Research Council President Dr. Suzanne Fortier
January 21, 2013—Mitacs Funding Announcement: Recon Instruments
November 30, 2012—Knowledge Infrastructure Program Finale
November 27, 2012—Genomics: The Power and the Promise
October 11, 2012—Enhancing Innovation: Dialogue Among Political Leaders, Scientists and Industrialists
October 1, 2012—Announcement of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council's Insight Grants, Insight Development Grants and Talent Program Scholarships
September 21, 2012—Grand Opening Mike & Ophelia Lazaridis Quantum-Nano Centre
August 8, 2012—Announcement of CANARIE's Funding and Mandate Renewal
June 4, 2012—World Hydrogen Energy Conference 2012
May 29, 2012—Mitacs Globalink Symposium
May 22, 2012—National Announcement for the Canada Foundation for Innovation's College-Industry Innovation Fund
May 16, 2012—Research Money Annual Conference
May 8, 2012—Polytechnics Canada Annual Conference
April 3, 2012—Visit to ZBx Corporation Inc.
March 30, 2012—Economic Action Plan 2012: Post-Budget Speech, Kitchener Waterloo Chamber of Commerce
March 27, 2012—Visit to Valydate Inc.
March 20, 2012—Funding Announcement Under Automotive Partnership Canada
March 6, 2012—The Economic Club of Canada
January 31, 2012—Genome Canada New Competition Announcement and Launch: Genomics and Personalized Health
December 6, 2011—Announcements of the Competition Launch for the Canada-India Research Centre and of the Results for the Business-Led Networks of Centres of Excellence Competition
November 17, 2011—Canadian Science Policy Conference
November 3, 2011—The Canada 2020 Innovation Summit
September 15, 2011—Banting Postdoctoral Fellowships
September 1, 2011—National Announcement for the Canada Foundation for Innovation's Leaders Opportunity Fund
June 1, 2011—Collaborative Research and Training Experience (CREATE) Announcement of Competition Results
May 30, 2011—College and Community Innovation Program — Announcement of Applied Research Tools and Instruments Grants
February 28, 2011—Commercialization Day PatientCare Solutions
February 24, 2011—Innovation Across Borders Conference
February 22, 2011—Funding Announcement for the Collaborative Advancing Technology Innovation Through Discovery Program
February 15, 2011—Colleges of Ontario Information Symposium
February 11, 2011—Strategic Network Grants Program Funding Announcement
February 8, 2011—University of Alberta Canada Excellence Research Chairs Celebration
November 16, 2010—Maximizing Opportunities: Increasing Women's Participation in Science and Engineering — A Summit
October 21, 2010—Science and Technology as Agents of Economic Growth — Canadian Science Policy Conference
October 14, 2010—Launch of Research and Development Review Panel
August 26, 2010—Canada and China: Collaborating in Science and Research — Canada–China Academic Forum
June 23, 2010—Presentation of a Canadian Innovation Leader Certificate and Announcement of NRC-IRAP Financial Contribution to Soricimed Biopharma Incorporated
June 21, 2010—Opening of R&D Arm of Alberta-Based Ceapro Inc.
March 26, 2010—Canada Research Chairs Program National Announcement
February 8, 2010—Announcement of Strategic Project Grants Program
February 4, 2010—Announcement of the Social Sciences and Humanities Research Council's Community-University Research Alliances Grants
Minister of State (Small Business and Tourism) (Agriculture)
November 17, 2014—Minister of State Bernier Celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week 2014
June 16, 2014—Tourism Week 2014: Minister of State Bernier Highlights Canada's Commitment to the Tourism Sector
November 18, 2013—Minister of State Bernier Celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week 2013
October 20, 2013—Minister of State Bernier Celebrates Canadian Entrepreneurship During Small Business Week
June 12, 2013—Address by Minister Bernier to the International Economic Forum of the Americas' Conference of Montréal
November 12, 2012—Minister of State Bernier Celebrates Global Entrepreneurship Week 2012
October 14, 2012—Minister of State Bernier Welcomes BDC Small Business Week
November 2, 2010—Tourism Industry Association of Canada, 2010 Tourism Summit
Deputy Minister of Industry Canada
June 19, 2010—Deputy Minister's notes for his appearance before the House of Commons Standing Committee on Industry Science and Technology
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Electronic and Experimental Music
Technology, Music, and Culture, 4th Edition
By Thom Holmes
Routledge – 2012 – 546 pages
Routledge – 2012 – 546 pages
Electronic and Experimental Music: Technology, Music, and Culture, Fourth Edition provides a comprehensive history of electronic music, covering key composers, genres, and techniques used in both analog and digital synthesis. This textbook has been greatly expanded and revised with the needs of both students and instructors in mind. The reader-friendly style, logical organization, and pedagogical features provide easy access to key ideas, milestones, and concepts. Now a four-part text with fourteen chapters, the new fourth edition features new content:
The companion website, launching June 2012, includes a number of student and instructor resources, such as additional Listening Guides, links to audio and video resources on the internet, PowerPoint slides, and interactive quizzes.
'For me, this book is my student's primary resource – it exists as a place to reference what is done in class, it's there to show a historical path, it's there to read about how others have treated the electronic world in a musical fashion – I view its place very highly at present.' – Frank Felice, Butler University
'…Holmes clearly worked meticulously to provide a well-written, easily understandable text delving into the history of electronic music. The content is thoughtfully prepared, thoroughly investigated and presented in a way that invites and informs newcomers and experts alike. The 4th edition's expansions enhance the text and make it even more appealing as a text for courses delving into electronic music with pop culture, rock, or jazz…' – Elainie Lillios, Bowling Green State University
Part 1. Early History—Predecessors and Pioneers (1874 to 1960) 1. Electronic Music Before 1945 2. Early Electronic Music in Europe 3. Early Electronic Music in the United States and Latin America 4. Early Electronic Music in Japan, Southeast Asia, and China Part 2. Analog Synthesis and Instruments 5. Tape Composition and Fundamental Concepts of Electronic Music 6. Early Synthesizers and Experimenters 7. Principles of Analog Synthesis and Voltage Control 8. The Voltage-Controlled Synthesizer Part 3. Digital Synthesis and Computer Music 9. Early Computer Music (1953-95) 10. The Microprocessor Revolution (1975–2011) 11. The Principles of Computer Music Part 4. The Music 12. Classical and Experimental Music 13. Jazz, Live Electronic Music, and Ambient Music 14. Rock, Space Age Pop, and Turntablism Pioneering Works of Electronic Music Appendix 1. The Evolution of Analog Synthesizers Appendix 2. The Evolution of Computer Music
Thom Holmes is a composer and music historian. He studied composition with Paul Epstein in Philadelphia, was the longtime publisher of the magazine Recordings of Experimental Music (1979–85), and worked with John Cage.
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Saturday, 23 February 2013
Aleksandar Hemon: A personal history of Sarajevo
An ice storm looms over Chicago and Aleksandar Hemon is going for a walk. Flat-capped, black-coated, his stride restricted by old football injuries, he gives the impression of a man older than he is. Hemon is tall, and has a shaved head. Everyone who knows him even a little bit calls him Saša. "I walked a lot when I first moved here," Hemon says, as we enter a small, nondescript storefront. For the past year he has gone to this studio during the day to write. He makes a coffee and leads us to a silent conference room; it is 21 years ago to the day that Hemon landed in America – 27 January 1992. The Serbs' terrible siege of Sarajevo had yet to begin, and Hemon was just a young Bosnian journalist about to set off on a tour of the United States. His plan was to return home with the cultural loot of new experience.
"I landed in DC, and an escort from the US information agency and I went to see his friends," Hemon recalls. "We parked in Georgetown, and I remember the street. It was a nice townhouse in Georgetown, and I could see the light inside and the people inside moving, and whatever little bit of furniture, and I thought with that kind of pressing clarity: I will never get inside this house.
"And there was no basis for that. I did not intend to stay, I had no experience in the United States – I may have been here less than 24 hours – but I knew I would never get inside there. And 'there' not being America necessarily, but that harmonious mode of living that some people are lucky enough to have in this country."
Hotel Europa, Sarajevo, May 2006
It was an inauspicious first feeling, and one he would have to live with for a while. Hemon wasn't able to return to Sarajevo for eight years. Shortly after he arrived in the US war descended on Bosnia, cutting him off from friends and family. Rare phone calls brought him news of friends conscripted into the army, separated from their fathers and brothers and killed. Snipers riddled his neighbourhood with bullet holes. The snipers shot dogs when it was discovered that the animals could anticipate a shelling.
Many Sarajevans who escaped lost their whole family. Hemon was luckier. His parents, an engineer and a schoolteacher, got out the day before the siege began. So did his sister. Eventually, they wound up in Canada, where they worked in grim jobs and his father was able to resurrect his love of beekeeping. Stuck in Chicago, Hemon watched as his city was destroyed.
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Sad. But you stayed & survived! Too bad you did not come to Canada though. :)ReplyDeleteReplies
His girlfriend (at that time) worked with me in Television Centre. Later she left Sarajevo, but did not join him. Yes, it would not be that bad to live in BC, but then as you say some of us stayed, survived and are still alive! :-)Delete
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Reporters Without Borders sent a letter today to Théophile Nata, president of the Benin state High Authority for Broadcasting and Communication (HAAC), asking him to lift the closure order issued last December against the newspaper Le Béninois Libéré and to drop sanctions imposed on its managers.
The press freedom organization also wrote to President Thomas Boni Yayi informing him of its action.
"Reporters Without Borders, which criticized the severity of your decision at the time, is concerned about the length of the closure and the consequences for Aboubacar Takou and Eric Tchiakpè ," it said in the letter.
"By preventing Le Béninois Libéré from resuming publication, you are keeping these two journalists out of work and in financial hardship, as well as depriving Benin's newspaper readers of an important title.
"We call upon you today to show leniency and re-examine the case. It appears to us that the Béninois Libéré staff have paid enough since last December for the offence of which they were accused. In allowing the newspaper and its managers to resume publication, you would be making a firm and commendable gesture."
The HAAC ordered the indefinite closure of Le Béninois Libéré on 8 December for "violating the ethical and professional rules" of journalism. Its articles were seized and its premises sealed.
Takou, the paper's manager and Tchiakpè, its publisher, were banned from working as journalists and setting up a news organization.
The HAAC accused the newspaper of publishing "inflammatory articles and discourteous comments aimed at destroying the republic and damaging relations between Benin and the other members of the Conseil de l'Entente", as well as a "particularly serious" headline and expressions that were "vulgar, offensive and foul" towards the heads of state of the Conseil de l'Entente in an earlier edition.
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With his eye patch in place, he shakes out the muleta, his red cape, and shouts: "Toro!" Everybody's eyes are full. Only the young cow, with her velvety, bumblebee-like ruff, seems distracted, unaware of the import of this moment. She charges Juan's blind side, and he expertly sidesteps her.
Padilla insisted on this date because he refused to let the year end without "the sensation of dressing as a bullfighter" and standing before an animal. He describes his desire to "grab the cape" in supple, tactile terms, with the longing of a ghost recalling its body. "And above all I wanted to share it, to offer it as a gift to my family and those close to me who suffered through this, to the doctors. Afterward I realized that I hadn't been wrong, to have this hope of returning."
In January the surgeon in Oviedo, the skeptic, examines Padilla and is so impressed by the adaptation of his right eye that he revises his initial prognosis: Padilla is able to measure distances and spaces with only one eye, and so it's "perfectly fine" for him to return to the bullring. Garcia-Perla, who attended the private corrida on the thirtieth, agrees.
So on March 4, in the southwestern town of Olivenza, the Cyclone reappeared, looking like a glittering apparition of his former self, haunting the afternoon, wearing a black eye patch and a laurel green suit of lights. Olivenza is not a major venue on the calendar taurino, but Juan Jose's one-eyed return magnetized the world's gaze. In the moments before his first bull came rampaging onto the sand, nobody knew what to expect: Were they about to watch a man's suicide, a second goring? How much could he really see? Wasn't it just yesterday, practically, that his face was torn apart in Zaragoza? Journalists flinched preemptively, prepared for a literal collision between the man's blind ambition and the sprinting animal. But Padilla swept his cape over the bulls' horns a dozen times, as if he were intent on violently, defiantly erasing every doubt.
III. Homecoming
At eight thirty every weekday morning, Juan Jose Padilla drives from his home in Sanlucar to meet with a physical therapist. For thirty minutes, he endures an electroshock treatment that causes his face to convulse and contort. This is exercise for his paralyzed facial muscles, a daily attempt to coax that nerve to regenerate. He also meets with his speech therapist and his ear doctor. Mornings are for doctors' visits, afternoons for the bulls.
At noon, Padilla drives his white Mercedes to the Sanlucar Plaza de Toros, a small, intimate bullring. "My office," he jokes. Walking through the archway feels like entering a seashell, scrubbed clean by years of sand and salt and light. Today, a Thursday in early May, the audience is me, my translator, and Diego's strawberry blond dog, Geto.
What does training look like for a bullfighter?
Padilla strides into the ring, skeletally gaunt in a T-shirt and black bike leggings. An athlete, no question, but with a mauled look. Wild and fragile at once. He's dropped forty pounds since Zaragoza. He's average height, but his extreme weight loss makes him look like a gangly giant; his large hands dangle from his wrists, and his Adam's apple tents his long throat. If Goya were to paint a taurino trading card, it would look like Juan Jose.
"Toro!" Padilla screams at Diego, furiously wagging his red cape.
Diego lowers his head and runs at him.
Diego Robles is 60-plus and leather-skinned, so super-marrón he seems to be getting tan from within, as if at any moment he might hiccup a tiny sun. He's an ex-torero with startlingly blue eyes, and he'll grab his jerky-lean stomach muscles to show you he has no "Michelins"—nary a spare tire.
Diego adjusts his backward powder blue baseball cap, paws the sand with a sneaker toe, and charges again. He runs with his head down, holding a pair of real bull's horns that look like yellowed saber teeth. He circles Padilla, huffing in an unconvincing imitation of a deranged bull. Padilla holds his body erect, drawing the cape over Diego's head with animatronic evenness.
Next, Diego disappears from the plaza and returns with what appears to be a Tim Burton movie prop—a wheelbarrow with a bull's skull affixed to its front end. The skull's a little crooked, which makes its grin look somehow bashful. A hay bale is lashed to the cart behind it, frizzing golden straw.
"What do bullfighters call that wheelbarrow?" I ask, preparing for a whimsical yet terrifying new vocabulary word.
"The wheelbarrow," says Diego, looking flustered. Geto greets the skull in cosmopolitan fashion, licking first one bony cheek and then the other.
The skull-barrow rolls my way.
"Grip the horns," says Diego. They're a foot long at least, thicker around than my wrist. It's a sickening exercise to imagine this bovine stalagmite tunneling through Padilla's eye socket.
Now Padilla practices the volapié—a death blow delivered to the bull by an airborne matador. He runs at the wheelbarrow, leaps over the skull's horns, and sinks his estoque, the needle-like sword, into the center of the hay bale. "Bien!" claps Diego. The hay bale looks like a cheese cube at the end of a gigantic toothpick. The skull grins vacantly into the stands; Geto, bored, has wandered off to lick his own foot.
To a foreigner, it's an almost comically surreal scene. "Toro!" Padilla screams into the empty ring.
Every May for nineteen years, Padilla has returned to his hometown of Jerez de la Frontera, a thirty-minute drive from Sanlucar, to torear at Jerez's annual fair.
My twentieth Feria.
In Spain, every locality from Madrid to the most rinky-dink pueblecito celebrates its annual fair: a big weeklong street party, usually tied to a religious holiday. Portable tents go up like luminous mushrooms; inside these temporary pavilions, everybody boozes and shimmies. Jerez de la Frontera, the fifth-largest city in Andalucía, is located in Cadiz province. Halfway between the sea and the blue burrs of the mountains, it's the true cradle of what Americans consider to be stereotypically Español: sherry, stallions, flamenco, fighting bulls. The Jerez Feria is one of the major events on the bullfighting calendar, this year even more than usual. Padilla's canted face is on posters everywhere in town; he's wearing the laurel green jacket, extending his montera. On the posters his snarl looks stagy and flirtatious, deliberate; in person, you can see that this grimace is frozen onto him, a half smile he can't straighten.
It's Saturday, May 12, and I've been invited to Padilla's house about an hour before he'll leave for the corrida in Jerez. The Padilla homestead turns out to be a Sanlucar monument. Kids on bikes don't know the street address, but when I say "Padilla" their eyes go wide—"Ah! The house of the torero." Sanlucar and Jerez are not wealthy towns—Sanlucar has one of the lowest per capita incomes in Spain—so bullfighting can be something analogous to Hoop Dreams for the poor kids of Andalucía.


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Steve Schmidt, president, said they closed on the purchase in December, and "our intentions are to break ground this spring." The company is negotiating right now with a general contractor.
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The Valley City State University basketball teams swept Dakota State University Thursday night in Madison, S.D. The No. 24 Viking men won 63-54 and the No. 25 women won 57-54.
The women had a 29-22 lead at halftime, but allowed a late run by the Trojans to make it a 3-point game. The Viking women shot only 10-34 in the second half and had only four points from Brittany Lehner, who snagged 10 rebounds.
Katie Ralston led Valley City with 17 points and Kelsey Hunter had 10.
When the Valley City High School Hi-Lites dance team readies a routine for state, the end result is usually a product of months of works.
Months of dancing in Valley City's Studio 29 and the Hi-Liner Activity Center. Months of watching tape, looking for the little details. Months of competition, where crucial feedback is given.
But when the Hi-Lites perform their hip hop routine Saturday at the second day of the North Dakota Association of Dance and Drill's State Championships, it will be the first time the routine is done for judging, the results of a late-season audible.
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The class is free for ON THE MOVE members, $6 for non-members with scholarships available.
Barnes County Parks, primarily Clausen Springs Recreation Area and Little Yellowstone Park made more than $26,000 in revenue in 2012 making it a record year.
A steady stream of people including seniors, adults and children streamed into the Valley City Rotary Club's annual Pancake Dinner Tuesday evening at the Veterans of Foreign Wars Post.
After diners were initially served a meal of pancakes, sausages, syrup, and a choice of coffee, water or milk, Rotary Club members went table to table offering seconds to those who wanted more, along with pouring coffee.
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Jul 12, 2011, 11:19 AM EDT
For anyone wondering where I've been during the past week or so–and just to be clear, that "anyone" is purely hypothetical–I wrote a very lengthy, picture-filled recap of my trip to Long Beach, California for the 41st annual SABR convention.
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- yankeesfanlen - Jul 12, 2011 at 11:50 AM
Aaron, glad you had a good time, and hopefully a great discussioins on the new metrics of RSVP and SPQR.
However, your snapshots look like they were shot through the bottom of a beer bottle. If nothing else, use that little flower thingy button on your camera when you shoot objects closer than 18″ from the lens.I'd hate to have to give Craig the "Ansel Adams HBT Photography" award by default.
- halladaysbiceps - Jul 12, 2011 at 11:56 AM
Aaron, glad you had a great time. From the looks of things, skimming over your blog pictures and some of the content, looks like you did. I have always wanted to try an In-and-Out Burger. Chase Utley always raves about them in interviews as the main reason he goes back to California in the off-season.
Just a question, though. Are SABR conventions like Star Trek conventions? Do they have Q and A's with Bill James and company? Do people go to these conventions dressed as their favorite sabermetric stat?
- losburrosinblue - Jul 12, 2011 at 1:34 PM
In-N-Out is exactly as Aaron stated – amazing, but not life-changing. Being from California was interesting when I went to college in Oregon because people from all around the US (and some other countries) would ask me if In-N-Out is as good as everyone says. I think the hype makes it overrated, but its definitely good.
- Jonny 5 - Jul 12, 2011 at 1:46 PM
It's our version of "5 guys" burgers bicepts. Good enough to beat the fast food joints and some peoples own cooking skills. But not much to write home about.
- halladaysbiceps - Jul 12, 2011 at 1:52 PM
You know what, I have been hearing about 5 guys for years, but have never gone to one. I need to make that my summer's resolution and try them once. The afternoon guys on WIP are always talking about them.
So, basically you are saying I could do better than them just with some fresh ground beef and a frying pan at home?
- losburrosinblue - Jul 12, 2011 at 1:57 PM
We just got a 5 Guys about 10 minutes from my house but I haven't tried it yet. I keep hearing that the two joints are similar. Yes, many people can make a better burger at home, but I think part of the allure comes with the atmosphere.
- halladaysbiceps - Jul 12, 2011 at 2:01 PM
Yeah, I have to obtain a good home-made burget receipe. I usually just cook the frozen patties like Bubba Burgers or something like that because it's easy. No matter what condiments you put on top, they seem to still taste barely edible.
Fast food and restaurant places always taste better than at home.
- dluxxx - Jul 12, 2011 at 4:51 PM
Biceps, try this:
1 lb. hamburger, 1/2 Tbs Garlic Powder, 1 Tbs Lawrey's seasoning salt (Johnny's works too), 1 Tbs Black Pepper, 1 1/2 Tbs of A1 steak sauce. Mix everything together, make patties and grill it up. I've been making them for years and I never have any complaints.
- halladaysbiceps - Jul 12, 2011 at 5:29 PM
Thanks for the recipe. I will try it out this weekend and let you know how it turns out.
Thanks again.
- marinersnate - Jul 12, 2011 at 1:22 PM
Seems wildly exciting. Right up there with the annual Matchbook Cover Collectors of America convention (MCCA).
- losburrosinblue - Jul 12, 2011 at 1:38 PM
Oh, man. I thought you were kidding… http://www.matchcovers.net/
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But now he can take heart from the fact that the iRing actually exists, even if it has nothing to do with Apple television, and looks nothing like the various mockups that did the rounds in the wake of his claims. It can be yours for just $25.
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iRing is a simple double sided ring that fits comfortably between your fingers. On one side is an engraved linear pattern of three dots, on the other is an engraved triangular pattern of dots. iRing uses the front-facing camera on your device and advanced volumetric positioning algorithms to recognize and determine the exact physical location of the ring in relation to the device camera. This precise reading of the physical location of the ring is converted into MIDI control messages that are easily read by your music apps
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Is this made by Apple or third party? If made by Apple I would expect the design to be sleek an not bulky as the pic shows. with third party I expect the blown plastic mold cheap over priced pos. Forget this where is the iPhone 6 rumors?!
This is made by us – IK Multimedia. We have been making audio products for 17+ years and have been making mobile music creation accessories an apps from the ground floor too. We have our own factory in Modena, Italy too where we make many of our products (including iRing) as well as research and prototype many too. More about us: http://www.ikmultimedia.com/about-us/
interesting, but is it really practical?
i ring is stupid give me accessories that help me work or unwind watching tv. as it is now it trash very disappointed apple invested in this. oh how I miss Steve Jobs………….


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2002 album from Peter Gabriel is the soundtrack to the highly acclaimed independent Australian film ''Rabbit Proof Fence'' directed by Phillip Noyce (The Bone Collector, Patriot Games and others). 15 tracks. Realworld Records / 2002 release. No US release is currently scheduled.
Aside from a multimedia pastiche he did for England''s millennium celebration, this soundtrack for Philip Noyce''s film marks Peter Gabriel''s first full slate of original recordings in nearly a decade. In the meantime, Gabriel''s globally ambitious Real World musical mini-empire has taken precedence; the knowledge the musician gleaned there is immediately apparent in his film cues here. While the booming electro-tribal rhythms of previous Gabriel work come instantly into play, there''s a sense of spacious mystery that''s perfectly emblematic of the story''s Australian outback setting. Gabriel''s penchant for dense aural construction gives way to an ambient soundscape punctuated by Aboriginal percussion, didgeridoo, and bird song, and occasionally washed over by lolling tides of synth and samples. It''s an atmosphere that, like the Aboriginal world it evokes, is nearly devoid of traditional melody, but one infused with a gripping, almost subliminal power. "Cloudless" then brings in haunting indigenous voices as well, intertwining them with a wordless, Westernized choral to emphasize Gabriel''s compelling world music vision. --Jerry McCulley
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To an outsider the Mets offseason, where they've traded away Cy Young award winner R.A. Dickey and have thus far failed to build an outfield, would appear to be cause for negativity. But that didn't seem to be the focus for second baseman Daniel Murphy Wednesday, who was volunteering at the Far Rockaway neighborhood of Queens that was affected by Hurricane Sandy.
David Wright was probably the best third baseman in the big leagues,—Daniel Murphy
David Wright was probably the best third baseman in the big leagues,—Daniel Murphy
"David Wright was probably the best third baseman in the big leagues," said Murphy at the event, according to a report on the Mets website. "Ike Davis played four months of the season and still hit 32 bombs and almost drove in 100. I really like the core we have in the infield."
Indeed the Mets with Davis, Wright, Murphy, and shortstop Ruben Tejada have one of the better infields in the league. But the team didn't get any better in the short term with the trade of Dickey and then cutting ties to outfielder, and former All-Star, Jason Bay.
Yet at the same time the Mets are finally a much more fiscally responsible franchise. Replacing the lavish free agent contracts that used to be handed out every offseason, the team is attempting to build from the bottom up.
Acquired from the Dickey trade was highly touted catching prospect Travis d'Arnaud (ranked 11 prospect overall on MLB.com) while their trade of Beltran in 2011, netted them sixth-ranked overall prospect Zack Wheeler.
Both minor leaguers are expected to make their debuts this season. And while manager Terry Collins's outfield remains a mystery the Mets infield and future looks bright.
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The story of how the Hawaiian people lost their homeland--and their continuing quest to win it back.
The Spitzer affair's obvious rationality continues to elude the therapists, sexperts and pundits for whom shame is the game.
Why should we get all worked up over the revelation that the New York governor paid for sex?
To build a fence on the US border with Mexico, the Department of Homeland Security seized land without trials or negotiations.
The caucus was raucous and the rancor will continue for weeks. But if you're a Democrat in the Lone Star State, these are good times, baby.
Hillary Clinton may have won Texas, but the huge crowds participating for the first time in the primary and caucuses were there mainly because of Barack Obama.
As a crucial primary looms, Democrats in Texas have gotten the Party started again, as the state continues its remarkable shift from red to blue.
The white working-class vote is on the line--so is the myth of Clinton-era good times.


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Society for the Humanities, Cornell University Presents:
Earth Art to Eco Art: An Anniversary Workshop
October 17-18, 2008
A. D. White House
Cornell University
The occasion for this celebratory event is the confluence of this year's annual research theme at the Society for the Humanities, "Water: A Critical Concept for the Humanities," with the 40th anniversary of the infamous Cornell exhibition, Earth Art, which took place in the A. D. White House when was the home of the A. D. White Museum of Art. Organized by Timothy Murray and Patricia Phillips.
Featured Guest, Thomas Leavitt, Former Director, A. D. White Museum of Art
Friday October 17
A. D. White House
Welcoming Remarks,
Timothy Murray, Director, Society for the Humanities
Patricia Phillips, Chair, Department of Art
Pamela Seymour Smith, ?Reflections by Willoughby Sharp, Curator of Earth Art?
Renate Ferro, Department of Art, "Earth Altars: A Collective Installation"
2:15-4:00 Celebrating Earth Art
Moderator, Buzz Spector, Department of Art
Marilyn Rivchin, Department of Theatre, Film, and Dance, "Filming Earth Art"
Marin Sullivan, Department of History of Art, University of Michigan, "The Emergence of Earth Art: Cornell University, 1969?
Navjotika Kumar, Modern and Contemporary Art, Kent State University,
"Land Art as/and Cataclysm?
4:30 Plenary Lecture
Dennis Oppenheim
"Land Art and the Earth Art Show"
Saturday, October 18
A. D. White House
9:15-11:00 Fluid Geographies
Moderator, Sam Baker, Society for the Humanities
Patricia Phillips, Department of Art, ?Fluid Geographies?
Stacy Levy, Artist, ?The gristle of nature: celebrating what is left in our landscapes?
11:15-12:30 Digital Gardens
Moderator, Andrea Hammer, Department of Landscape Architecture
Verena Andermatt Conley, Society for the Humanities and Harvard University, "Place, Non-Place: How to Cultivate a Digital Garden?
Daniel Warner, Hampshire College, ?Never the Same River Twice: Landscape, Soundscape and Water?
2:00-4:00 Environmental Others
Moderator, Maria Fernandez, Department of History of Art
Brandon Ballengee, Artist - New York,
?Sacred Monsters: Biological Abstractions Sculpted by a Changing Environment?
Cary Peppermint and Christine Nadr, Colgate University
"Externalities: Wilderness and its Others."
Patricia Zimmermann, Finger Lakes Environmental Film Festival, Ithaca College, "ECO-PUBLICS"
Panel Discussion
Timothy Murray, Patricia Phillips, Dennis Oppenheim, Verena Andermatt Conley, Christine Marran
Cosponsors: The Rose Goldsen Lecture Series, Cornell Council of the Arts


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The EU is warned that terrorists infiltrating among migrants via the Mediterranean Sea.
Breakthrough adapts insulin to be taken as a pill instead of shot. Can it be applied to other meds?
"Unfortunately, there are those who seek to exploit the sanctity of Ramadan, and distort its meaning in favor of … terrorism."
In his first public comments following the tenure extension crisis, Rabbi Riskin delivered up some harsh criticism of the Chief Rabbinate.
A recent meeting between National Security Council officials and the left-wing Breaking the Silence group barely made headlines but was a significant move in President Barack Obama's agenda to justify his view that Israel is an "occupier." It was President Obama who succeeded in removing AIPAC as the default representative of what is called […]
Those who suggest further capitulation to Iran are wrongly harming the interests of the West.
He wants to show everything is "business as usual," which everyone knows is not.
The Palestinian Authority Jawwal mobile phone company is back in business in Gaza after Hamas allowed it to resume operations following last week's forced shutdown. Hamas claimed that Jawwal, part of the Paltel conglomerate run b one of Mahmoud Abbas' closest confidantes, owed taxes. The terrorist organization did not explain why it was allowing Jawaal […]
Jordanian authorities seized 100 pounds of explosives carried by a member of an Iranian-backed group.
Police closed in on a ring of Israeli and Palestinian Authority Arabs who smuggled eggs and sold to supermarkets in urban centers in Israel. The gang raked in more than $2.5 million a year in the operation that stamped the eggs with forged approval. Police investigator Shai Kovnator noted, "The phenomenon of smuggling eggs from […]
Samsung is establishing a new startup accelerator in its development center in the Yakum industrial park between Netanya and Herzliya. The company is looking for 6-10 startups in mobile communications, information security, wearable computers, big data, cloud computing, mHealth, biometric identification, wireless charging, and autonomous vehicles. Start-ups that join the accelerator will receive a $50,000 […]
Three fires of 300 acres of forest in the Jerusalem area probably were ignited by Arabs, according to police.
Few Arab Israelis found anything positive in the decision of its MKS to join any Gaza flotilla.
Ramadan is SUPPOSEDLY a month of introspection & repentance; yet attacks on "Infidels" skyrocket
The daring rescue operation which stunned the world. July 4, 1976.
Yishai hosts ZOA Israel Director Jeff Daube, International Committee for the Preservation of Har HaZeitim (ICPHH) chair Abe Lubinsky, committee volunteer Dr. Paul Rosenstock and Rabbi Mike Feuer.Daube, Lubinsky and Rosenstock discuss the work of the ICPHH, dedicated to stopping the defilement of Judaism's oldest and holiest cemetery, with more than 150,000 graves. Through neglect on the part of Israeli authorities and acts of anti-Semitism, it has been desecrated and its visitors and mourners attacked. Then, Yishai is joined by Rabbi Mike Feuer to delve into this week's Torah portion, Balak, where curses are transformed into blessings.
"Unfortunately, there are those who seek to exploit the sanctity of Ramadan, and distort its meaning in favor of … terrorism."
Nicholas Winton saved hundreds of Jewish children from the gas chambers but said nothing for nearly 50 years.
Four Israelis hurt Monday night in a driveby terror attack by terrorists near Shvut Rachel.
Perhaps on a deeper level, the mitzvah of parah adumah at this junction was not just to purify the body, but the spirit as well.
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Journal: Chronicle: Yesterday's bike ride
Rode my bicycle yesterday for exercise, with intent to go to Meijers (The name, Meijer's Thrifty Acres, which people colloquial called "Meijers". The name has changed, removing the need for the possessive "s." Kids and sticklers now use the new name.) I did go there, stopping off at the Royal Oak Post Office en route.
The post office is a nice one. I used to have a PO Box there. They've since added inner doors to replace the gate locked at nighttime. The doors look nicer when closed, i guess, but also makes it look more office-like during regular business hours. The bike stand/rock was missing outside, so i used the railing on the accessibility ramp. It goes around like a hairpin, but gets more narrow in middle of the second half. Well, if whoever uses it can use the more narrow part, using the side of the excess shouldn't be an issue, should it?
Anyway, they're slow, but what government office isn't? When the guy two in front of me went up (without being called, to wait for the returning clerk, who asked if he was actually next when she came back) the guy in front of me went moved up. The line at the office is not straight. There is the counter and an open area for standing and leaving, then an island with a flat top and forms on the side. The line forms on the other side of the island and around the bend, where people usually wait to be called. So, both people in front of me were facing perpendicular to the direction i was facing. When two-in-front went up, one-in-front walked forward. I turn and got behind him, and he moved up just a little further. Obviously, he wanted room. So be it. I figured he might not kike Jews, so i didn't stare at him either. That is, i made sure to look away from him. He did his business and left. I needed only a minute, so i was out relatively quickly.
As i was beginning to ride away on my bike, he commented (while unlocking his car?) to me, "I never saw a rabbi on a bike before." I smiled and kept on riding. I still don't know what he meant by the statement or why he considered me a rabbi. Mayhap, he doesn't get out much.
Before i even got to Meijers, i was pooped, and realized i really needed the break before i could ride home. The stop at the post office elongated my trip more than expected, and i wasn't ready for that much exertion this summer, yet. I took my time in the store, including checking out the Italian section, and getting Turkish sun dried tomatoes. I may go back and grab some of the Pomi products (they had two, iirc) to see if they are that good.
On my way home, i evoked the same responses as usual. People stare at me biking. I think people stare at all bikers, or better put, intruders on their domain. Anyway, as i was riding down one street, i saw two boys playing a couple(?) blocks ahead. The first went inside. Seemed normal. I don't know if he saw me or not. The second saw me and ran inside too. Nope, not inside. As i passed by, i saw him hiding behind a bush. Did he think i might curse him or was he just afraid or shy? I wish could go back and ask. Or maybe watch a video online with comments. Hmm... bike cam, anyone?


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