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This Week… starting May 23, 2011
Municipal Fiestas This Week
Kinchil Fiesta: May 24
This fiesta is in honor of Cristo de las Ampollas. Kinchil is located between Samahil and Celestun, just 34 km southeast of Merida, so it is near enough to the city to go and see this event. Look for woven baskets of palm, rattan and bamboo here.
In the City of Merida
Monday (Lunes) May 23, 2011
Dance (Jazz): 2011 Grand Season of Dance
IV Season of Independent Groups. Featured tonight is Southeast Dance, under the direction of Janette Pasos.
Location: Teatro Armando Manzanero, Calle 62 x 61
Time: 9:00 PM Monday
Admission: Tickets available at the box office
Tuesday (Martes) May 24, 2011
Café Pena K'aay T'aan: Grupo GUVA
Turn your speakers down and visit Grupo GUVA's website. These are some of the smoothest young rock talents we have heard in a long time. We are so lucky to be able to get to know these young performers before they go off on international tours.
Location: Casa de la Cultura del Mayab, Calle 64 x 63
Time: 8:30 PM Tuesday
Admission: Free
Tuesday of Trova: Trio Ensueño
This performance is under the excellent direction of Diego Cocom. Trio Ensueño is always a crowd pleaser.
Location: Auditorio del Olimpo, Calle 62 x 61
Time: 8:30 PM Tuesday
Admission: Free
Temporada XV, Programa 9: Orquesta Sinfonica de Yucatan
Juan Carlos Lomonaco, our beloved symphony director, heads this performance, featuring Ricardo Galindo, baritone, Sergio Meneses, bass, Fabiola Venegas, soprano, Mauricio Rabago, baritone, Wendy Oviedo, soprano, and Norma Vargas, mezzosoprano. Don't miss it! There are few places in the world (we don't know of any others…) where you can see such talent and hear such perfection at such a low price!
Location: Teatro Armando Manzanero, Calle 62 x 61
Time: 9:00 PM Tuesday
Additional performances: May 22, 12:00 PM and May 24, 9:00 PM
Admission: Tickets Available at the Box Office
Dance (Classical): Ballet de Camara de Clasico (CEBA)
This classic ballet performance is coordinated by Ruby Montejo and is part of the 2011 Grand Season of Dance.
Location: Teatro Daniel Ayala, Calle 60 x 61
Time: 9:00 PM Tuesday
Admission: Tickets available at the box office
Wednesday (Miercoles) May 25, 2011
Music: Best of the Bella Epoca
This performance is part of a series to introduce their new CD, produced in celebration of the 35th Anniversary of Lluvia con Sol. We had to laugh when we read an interview with director, vocalist and drummer Eddie Gomez, who said that "Best of the Bella Epoca" is the most stolen CD they have ever made! When they played it for a group of fans and finished listening to it, the CD had suddenly disappeared. It looks as if this is going to be a great musical performance with a tropical flavor. Preview this wonderful group here: Lluvia con Sol
Location: Auditorium of the Olimpo, Calle 62 x 61
Time: 9:00 PM Wednesday
Admission: $50 pesos
Book Launch
You are invited to the English Language launch party for Jonathan Harrington´s new book of poems…HERE – AQUI published in bilingual English-Spanish format by JKPublishing, St. Louis, Missouri. Over 100 people attended the Spanish launch at Cafe Poesia (Chocolate). In these poems, published for the first time in a bilingual edition, Jonathan Harrington points us to that place we all inhabit…HERE! Whether in a furnished room in Mexico, on top of a Mayan ruin, buying grilled corn in the plaza, at a West Indian dance club, or on a once deserted beach now changed beyond recognition, these poems are a map to the treasures in each of us and speak eloquently of the urgency of HERE and NOW! Don´t miss this opportunity to meet Jonathan Harrington, and purchase his book at 50% discount ($50 pesos) for attendees ONLY.
Location: Cafe El Pendulo, located at calle 64 y 75 in Col. Centro
Time: 8:00 PM Wednesday
Admission: Free
Dance (Oriental): 2011 Grand Season of Dance
This middle Eastern style dance performance by Compania Azzare Belly Dance, under the direction of Giselle Amaral.
Location: Teatro Daniel Ayala, Calle 60 x 61
Time: 9:00 PM Wednesday
Admission: Tickets available at the box office
Music: Duet for Violin
We cannot find out who the performers will be for this event but you can be certain that the quality will be excellent. This is the time of year when senior level students and their teachers present their recitals and we get to be the beneficiaries of their hard work and talent.
Location: Museum of the City of Merida, Calle 65 x 56
Time: 8:00 PM Wednesday
Admission: Free
Thursday (Jueves) May 26, 2011
Music: Dance With Flavor
This is a musical performance by the Chamber Orchestra of Merida, under the artistic direction of Maestro Jose Luis Chan Sabido. The invited guest director is our young friend and multi-talented musical artist, Maestro Alejandro Pinzon, who has come home from West Virginia and Pittsburgh especially for these performances. Given Alejandro's love for tango, the name given to this performance guarantees it will be one of the best of the week.
Location: Auditorium of the Olimpo, Calle 62 x 61
Time: 9:00 PM Thursday
Admission: Free
Check the MAAG for updates on this event as soon as we get them!
Location: LA 68, Calle 68 at Calle 55, Centro
Time: Thursday, 9:00 PM
Admission: $30 pesos, $15 pesos students.
Dance (Contemporary): 2011 Grand Season of Dance
This is a modern dance performance by Compania Tumaka't Danza Contemporanea, A.C., under the direction of Vania Duran.
Location: Teatro Daniel Ayala, Calle 60 x 61
Time: 9:00 PM Thursday
Admission: $60 pesos
Friday (Viernes) May 27, 2011
Check the MAAG for updates on this event as soon as we get them!
Location: LA 68, Calle 68 at Calle 55, Centro
Time: Friday, 9:00 PM
Admission: $30 pesos, $15 pesos students.
Movie: Los Vampiros
(France 1915) An intrepid reporter and his loyal friend battle a bizarre secret society of criminals known as The Vampires.
Location: Cineteca Nacional Manuel Barbachano Ponce in Teatro Armando Manzanero
Time: 7:00 PM Friday
Admission: Free
French Classes with Mathias Therod
Want to learn the language of love? OUI! Of course you do!
Location: Call 999-117-4115
Time: 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM and 6:00 PM to 7:00 PM Fridays
Admission: $200 pesos registration + $50 pesos per hour
Boxing For Women
Monique says "Taught by the inimitable Lilia Valencia. Stick and move, Straight right, Upper cut, Peek a boo. Its all about the hips! Come and express yourself!!!"
Location: Monique's Bakery: Calle 31 #70 x Calle 12 in Colonia Chuburna de Hidalgo, on the brink of Colonia Malaga
Time: Friday Nights: 7:30 PM – 8:30 PM
Admission: $50 pesos per class
More Information: moniqueduval[at]aol.com
An Invitation: Inauguration of the Mural de Habla
This event will kick off a series of courses and workshops related to murals, public and private. The ultimate goal is to create a mural community on the order of the Mural Arts Program in Philadelphia. For more on this beautiful mural (including preview photos and biographies of the artists, read our new story called Speaking Without Words).
Location: Habla, Calle 26 No. 99 B x 19 y 21, Colonia México
Time: Workshop and Presentation: 6:00 PM to 8:00 PM, Reception: 8:00 PM
Admission: Free
Language: English and Spanish
For More Information, Call Habla at 948-1872 or e-mail contact [at] habla [dot] org
A Concert At The MACAY: Armando Martin and Gina & Los Flit
This concert will be simultaneously broadcast on 103.9 FM / www.radio.uady.mx in celebration of the eleven years that the MACAY and The Arts Connection radio program have worked together to bring local, national and international news of the arts to the people of Yucatan.
Location: At the MACAY, Calle 60 x 61
Time: 8:00 PM Friday
Admission: Free
Painting / Jazz Dance / Classical Guitar
It is the end of the Academic School Year. These are student performances for the Artistic Training workshops at the Cholul Cultural Center. Please do come and show these young performers that all of their hard work is recognized and applauded.
Location: Corredores Comisaria Cholul
Time: 5:30 PM Friday
Admission: Free
Opening of the Exposition: Paintings, Photographs and Installations
This art exhibit will continue until June 26.
Location: Centro de Artes Visuales, Calle 60 # 411 x 45 y 47, Santa Ana, Centro
Time: 9:00 PM Friday
Admission: Free
Dance (Expo-Danza): 2011 Grand Season of Dance
This are performances by the Academies of Dance as part of the Expo-Danza which will continue through Sunday.
Location: Lobby II of Teatro Armando Manzanero, Calle 62 x 61
Time: 10:00 AM Friday
Admission: Free
Dance (Expo-Danza): 2011 Grand Season of Dance
These are performances by the dance students of dance academies, schools, and cultural centers.
Location: Lobby II of Teatro Armando Manzanero, Calle 62 x 61
Time: 5:00 PM Friday
Admission: Tickets available in the box office
Saturday (Sabado) May 28, 2011
Check the MAAG for updates on this event as soon as we know them!
Location: LA 68, Calle 68 at Calle 55, Centro
Time: 9:00 PM Saturday
Admission: $30 pesos, $15 pesos students.
Movie: Carandiru
(2003 Brazil) Directed by Hector Babenco and starring Enrique Diaz, Wagner Moura, and Caio Blat. This film is based on the real life experiences of Doctor Drauzio Varella inside the dreadful state penitentiary called Carandiru, in São Paulo, Brazil. As a social worker concerned with AIDS prevention, he discovered hundreds of convicts living in extremely degrading conditions. The situation came to a climax in 1992, when in order to smother a rebellion, police killed 111 men.
Location: Audiovisual, Centro Cultural Olimpo, Calle 62 x 61
Time: 7:00 pm, Saturday
Admission: Free
Two Concerts in One: Daniel Ayala Perez Orquesta Sinfonica Juvenil
Both of these performances are under the direction of Jose Luis Chan Sabido. The first is to celebrate the closing of the International Week of Sound that has been going on in workshops and lectures for professionals and teachers throughout the week. This one features 19th and 20th century music from Yucatan, with works by Daniel Ayala, Efrain Perez Camara and others. The second concert is to celebrate the World Day of Sound.
Location: Teatro Daniel Ayala, Calle 60 x 61
Time: Concert 1: 8:00 PM, Concert 2: 9:00 PM
Admission: Free
Sunday (Domingo) May 29, 2011
Video Documentary: Puma, Lion of the Andes
This is a documentary about the mysterious puma. Only a lucky few have ever seen this magnificent cat that prowls the Andes. For two years, acclaimed natural history filmmaker Hugh Miles lived among Patagonia's pumas, capturing never-before-seen images of this shy, secretive predator. Experience the unprecedented trust formed between the filmmaker and an extraordinary puma he calls Penny. His camera, equipped with a special night-vision lens, reveals the triumphs and tragedies of Penny's life: She finds a mate, gives birth to three cubs, and guides her offspring through daily struggles against starvation and poaching. It is rare for a totally wild creature to allow a human to come so close, and Hugh Miles makes the most of this once-in-a-lifetime opportunity. Now, you too can walk in the path of the Puma, Lion of the Andes.
Location: Natural History Museum, Calle 59, next to the zoo
Time: 12:00 PM Sunday
Admission: Free
Music: Dance With Flavor
This is the second musical performance by the Chamber Orchestra of Merida, under the artistic direction of Maestro Jose Luis Chan Sabido. The invited guest director is our young friend and multi-talented musical artist, Maestro Alejandro Pinzon, who has come home from West Virginia and Pittsburgh especially for these performances. Given Alejandro's love for tango, the name given to this performance guarantees it will be one of the best of the week.
Location: Iglesia de San Sebastián, Calle 72 x 77
Time: 8:00 PM Sunday
Admission: Free
Movie: Los Vampiros
(1915 France) Director: Louis Feuillade. Starring Musidora, Edouard Mathe and Marcel Levesque. An intrepid reporter and his loyal friend battle a bizarre secret society of criminals known as The Vampires.
Location: Cineteca Nacional Manuel Barbachano Ponce in Teatro Armando Manzanero
Time: 7:00 PM Sunday
Admission: Free
Coming Soon
First Meetup: Single Women in Merida: May 27
If you are a single woman on your own in Merida, you are cordially invited to join Single Women in Merida (SWIM). Perhaps you have already realized that being in a new country or new city, a new culture and on your own, it's time to sink or SWIM. This is a new group for woman who are in the transition period of learning how to embrace this wonderful adventure, find new friends and share in the exploration of a new life. Why go it alone?
Location: Hennessy's Irish Pub (first meetup), Paseo Montejo No. 486-A, 41 y 43
Time: 2:00 PM, Friday
Admission: Free to attend, pick up your own check at Hennessy
Learn More and Join Now: SWIM website
2011 FIBA Americas U16 Women's Championship: June 13 – 18
Participants: Argentina, Brazil, Canada, Mexico, United States and Venezuela, with two countries from the Central American and Caribbean sub-zone also to be announced later in the Spring. The top three placed women's basketball teams from both championships will qualify for the 2012 FIBA U17 World Championships in France. Come watch some incredible women athletes compete!
Location: Ciudad de la Paz Stadium
Time: TBA
Admission: TBA
Summer Arts School for Kids: July 11 – Aug. 4
This is a four-week international bilingual program for local and international students ages 8-13. The summer course will be taught in both English and Spanish by an array of educators and teaching artists from the United States and Mexico. This extraordinary team of teachers will offer the students a multi-disciplinary exploration of the theme of "Beneath the Surface" through the visual arts, music, dance, theater, and creative writing. Students will read a variety of books–in Spanish and English–and will create public performances and exhibits each week of the program. Contact Habla through their website, www.habla.org
Location: Habla, Calle 26 No. 99 B x 19 y 21 Col. México
Time: Monday – Friday: 9:00 AM to 1:00 PM
Shakira in Merida, City of Peace: July 16,2011
This will be a massive free concert by this world-famous singer, songwriter, record producer, dancer and Colombian, who sings pop rock in Spanish and English. Shakira can easily be called one of the most influential entertainers, worldwide, of the 21st century! Juanes' concert saw a 26% increase in tourism in the city. We can only imagine the effect this international wonder will have on Merida's hotel industry alone. Mark your calendars and make your plans to be in Merida on July 16 for this internationally acclaimed event.
Location: La Plancha (the open area north of the former train station, on Calle 50 north of Calle 57)
Time: TBA
Admission: Free !!!
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WACO (November 20, 2012) -- Baylor women's golf head coach Jay Goble announced the signings of three student-athletes to National Letters of Intent on Tuesday. One of the signees will join the team immediately and compete in the spring semester, and the other two will enroll at Baylor in time for the 2013-14 season.
Laura Lonardi, Maggie Beth Byers and Hadas Libman all signed NLIs to join the Baylor program. Lonardi will compete as a freshman this spring, while Byers and Libman will have four years of eligibility remaining when they join the program in 2013-14.
"We could not be more excited for the players that we signed this November," Goble said. "I truly believe that this signing class joining our already outstanding team will help continue to elevate Baylor women's golf to the next level of competing for Big 12 and national championships."
Lonardi won the 2012 Italian International Championship and 2012 Coppa d'Oro Citta di Roma. She competed as a member of the Italian Amateur National Team, finishing second at the Italian Amateur Championship and the Belgium International Championship.
"Laura is starting at Baylor next semester and we cannot wait to get her here," Goble said. "She is the reigning Italian International Champion and brings to Baylor a wealth of international competition experience. She is a very intelligent and hard working young woman, and I cannot wait to have her as a part of our team."
Byers, a product of San Antonio's Churchill High School, competed on the Texas Junior Golf Tour in 2010-11, winning four of 12 tournaments played and finishing in third place twice. She won each of her last three events, including the TPC San Antonio Major Championship. She was the District 26-5A champion as a sophomore in 2011.
"Maggie Beth is exactly the kind of player that we are looking for – she is very smart, determined, has a great work ethic, but most importantly, I believe her best golf is in front of her," Goble said. "She hasn't peaked as a player, and that's a very good thing for our golf team. She has continually improved over the past few years and I think her improvement is going to continue to rise. She is very well rounded and will be an excellent addition to our team."
A Caesarea, Israel, native, Libman played on the 2010-11 Future Collegians World Tour, finishing in the top three in three of four events, including a tournament title at Black Diamond Ranch. Libman currently plays at David Leadbetter Golf Academy in Brandenton, Fla., where she has finished in the top three in three of five events this season.
"Hadas has one of the most natural golf swings I have ever seen," Goble said. "She has all of the tools to be a great player in college golf. Hadas had many options of schools in which to go play for and we could not be happier to have her here at Baylor."
Baylor, which earned two top-two finishes in its four tournaments during the 2012 fall season, begins the spring portion of its schedule at Miami's Hurricane Invitational on Feb. 4 in Coral Gables, Fla.
Laura Lonardi – Verona, Italy
Maggie Beth Byers – San Antonio, Texas (Churchill HS)
Hadas Libman – Caesarea, Israel


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LINCOLN – The Great Park Pursuit (GPP) begins its seventh year of giving people an opportunity to win prizes while enjoying parks across Nebraska.
The goal of GPP, a partnership between the Nebraska Game and Parks Commission and the Nebraska Recreation and Park Association, is to promote active lifestyles while increasing awareness of the state's nature-rich outdoor recreation opportunities.
This is done by encouraging participants to visit up to 20 GPP sites located across Nebraska between May 1 and Sept. 17, 2014 and follow clues that will lead them to a GPP post, where use a pencil to make an impression of the post to prove they were there. Prizes and entry into drawings are based on the number of impressions collected. The grand prize is an outdoor recreation package with a retail value of $1,500.
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It's time once again to welcome Royce Reed back to the blog so she can tell it like it is. For the past two seasons of Basketball Wives, Royce has recapped every episode, all the highs and lows, and given us her completely honest and unfiltered opinion. We're thrilled to have her back for season four.
This episode was very disturbing. From the airing of the dirty laundry and throwing skeletons out the closet to questioning the loyalty of a friendship because you were told you were wrong…
I cringed as I watch the scenes between Evelyn and Jenn. In all the interviews I've read from both sides I've NEVER read about Jenn telling anyone's secrets. Not Nia's, not Evelyn's. Sure, some of her statements can be taken the wrong way, but isn't that what we signed up for when we decided to do a reality show? To have an opinion? To voice that opinion? I'm confused. It shocked me to see Evelyn air so many of Jenn's secrets. It almost seemed as if she got joy from not only airing it to the other ladies, but to the world. We didn't need to know, especially from her former best friends, that her bank accounts were locked, her heat was turned off or who she slept with without a condom. I'm pretty sure if Jenn had a tell-all book, many would move to that cave Uncle Phil was in before Hillary's Playboy ad came out on the Fresh Prince…Just sayin'…Jenn may be bougie, she may say a lot of ignorant ish at times (ie. country vs bougie, or doing what the white people do) but an opinion not elaborated on is just that, an opinion. I've seen her keep the friend code and if there's any key she still has, its not to Nia's apartment, its to her loyalty in keeping those secrets as a friend/former friend. It's sad to see the friend code battered and butchered so horribly. So Evelyn, I hope you know that was "Ratchet!!!!!…..Ooooh she two-faced." (Have you seen that video?) I must say it was a bit humorous to hear them arguing about what was being said over Twitter…sounds familiar…my, how the tables have turned. "Twitter Crazed"…Moving on…
F*ck me? Our friendship may be over? WOW! REALLY? Because I told you it was wrong to call someone a Bitch repeatedly? Because I told you it was wrong to chastise, yell, and belittle someone? Because I told you I didn't want you to come across as a bully and you were better than that???? If that's the cause of our friendship ending then we were never really friends. How do you involve yourself in other people's issues (i.e. Evelyn and Jenn, and Kesha and Kenya) but then have the least to say concerning your own. I've stated many times the type of friends I have and what I expect from them. I may get upset, but they tell me the truth. Right, wrong, bitch, bougie. I've also stated, many times, I don't have a lot of girl friends. THIS IS WHY! I was a REAL and TRUE friend to you, POINT BLANK, and you gave me your ass to kiss because of it. I don't have time for the petty bullsh!t. I don't have time to fight over hearsay. FYI and for future reference…Most "REAL FRIENDS" aren't there when altercations happen because MOST REAL FRIENDS would stop it before it occurred. I have a mind of my own and I speak it. So question the minds of those who were around you and said nothing to your face but all behind your back…Question those who have meetings calling their friends a "Ghetto Hot Mess" and rather than GENUINELY trying the diffuse the fire they throw in the match and walk away like their hands are clean. Oh, and lets be clear…at no point did I EVER say Kesha was right in anything she said. I don't take sides of people, I take sides of situations and in that situation your ass was wrong wrong and another wrong.
Suzie, you second what? Chile pls!
Shaunie, wow are you going to basically force Jenn to speak to Evelyn but you wouldn't even film with me? That's so hypocritical. My question is why didn't you return my phone call when I reached out to you about the misunderstanding we had over a year ago that was then followed by false accusations and lies. Point is, we all have our issues and neither of us is perfect nor do we pretend to be. Please don't act like you're a saint and more people would respect you for that. Own up to your part then we can all sit down as women and hash it out. Hopefully after watching this episode, everyone in the cast sees how you truly view all of us…You drew the lines in the sand. It's not really fair to be one of the executive producers and a cast member at the same time, is it? If you truly want to turn a new leaf, let's be adults and sit down and talk. Let's right our wrongs, let's fix what's broken, and let's bond what's been separated! Isn't that what all of this was originally for? To form a sisterhood from our past hurts and pains. Sisters fight but they always have each others back. What happened? When did that get lost? I have no idea because right now I feel like I no longer have eyes behind my head, but more like knives in my back.
It's been quite interesting blogging this season. From blogging about the episodes, to the social networks, to even my personal life, it's been a purge. I enjoy writing and hopefully I'll be back as a blogger for a 4th season with Season 5…. I don't blog the reunion because it's a sit down with all the ladies and we express our feelings. It took about six hours to film the two hours you will see, so I'm anxious to see what airs. Till next season, I LOVE you all and I'm outtie!!!!!
Fantashique Apprentice Dance Company will be holding open auditions for girls ages 5-17 of all races, backgrounds, and skill levels on June 2 and June 30 in Orlando, FL. Be prepared to learn a short hip hop, jazz, and lyrical combination. A prepared solo is not necessary to audition. Email email@example.com for more information.
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Police cars : Rover/Land Rover
Although earlier Rovers such as the P4 and P5 were certainly used by various police forces, the Leyland-era P6 and SD1 became almost synonymous with the term "jam sandwich", referring to dayglo orange stripe carried by motorway patrol cars.
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A Metropolitan Police Force Rover 2000.
West Midlands Police Rover 3500 V8 patrol car.
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West Yorkshire Police Rover 3500.
Rover 800
A 1993 Rover 800 (revised version) in service with Devon & Cornwall Police.
A 1986 Rover Sterling company demonstrator with Coventry number plates.
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A 1973 Metropolitan Police Force Land Rover.
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A 1970 Range Rover in service with the Kent Constabulary.
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A complete list of the books published by the Centre for Theology and Public Issues. Follow the link to read available texts online.
In 2003, we launched a new series of books on Public Concerns edited by William Storrar and Alison Elliot, in partnership with the Saint Andrew Press.
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Greetings, loyal minions. Your Maximum Leader was just saying how there were too many things to celebrate going on this past weekend. One of them was Robert Burns Day (which was yesterday). Just like Lunar New Year sneaking up on him, this one snuck up on him too. Sure he got the little reminders that he sets for interesting cultural remembrances like Robert Burns Day. But he disregarded them… So… He didn't celebrate the great day. Sadly, no one invited him to a Burns Dinner either…
While your Maximum Leader didn't have a haggis last night, he did have lamb (which if it had been allowed to grow up would have become a sheep suitable for making into haggis). He didn't read any Burns poetry either.
As sad as it might be that there wasn't formal celebrating, the day did not pass unnoticed by your Maximum Leader's loyal readers…
One "Haggis McHaggis" posted a wee little poem for your Maximum Leader's edification at last year's Burns Day post. It made your Maximum Leader chuckle so that he feels he must repost it here.
Tae A Fart
Oh what a sleekit horrible beastie
Lurks in yer belly efter the feastie
As ye sit doon amongst yer kin
There sterts tae stir an enormous win'
The neeps an' tatties an' mushy peas
Stert workin' like a gentle breeze
But soon the puddin' wi' the sonsie face
Will have ye blawin' a' ower the place.
Nae matter whit the hell ye dae
A'body's gonnae hae tae pay
Even if ye try tae stifle
It's like a bullet oot o' a rifle
Haud yer bum tight tae the chair
Tae try an' stop the leakin' air
Shift yersel fae cheek tae cheek
Pray tae God it disnae reek.
But aw yer efforts gan asunder
Oot it comes like a clap o' thunder
Ricochets aroon' the room
Michty me! A sonic boom
God Almichty, it fairly reeks!
Hope I huvnae s**t ma breeks!
Tae the bog ah'd better scurry,
Ach, whit the hell, it's no ma worry.
A'body roon aboot me chokin'
Yin or twa were nearly boakin'
I'll feel better for a while
Cannae help but raise a smile.
Wis him! I shout with accusin' glower,
Alas! Too late! He's just keeled ower
Ye dirty bugger, they shout and stare
A didnae feel welcome ony mair
Where e'r ye be let yer wind gan free
Sounds like just the job for me
Whit a fuss at Rabbie's party
Ower the sake o' one wee farty.
That there is funny. Your Maximum Leader is curious to learn which of his readers might be "Haggis McHaggis." If you would like to fess up - your secret is safe with your Maximum Leader…
Carry on.


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"To be born a woman has to be born, within an allotted and confined space, into the keeping of men. The social presence of women is developed as a result of their ingenuity in living under such tutelage within such a limited space. But this has been at the cost of a woman's self being split into two. A woman must continually watch herself. She is almost continually accompanied by her own image of herself. Whilst she is walking across a room or whilst she is weeping at the death of her father, she can scarcely avoid envisaging herself walking or weeping. From earliest childhood she has been taught and persuaded to survey herself continually. And so she comes to consider the surveyor and the surveyed within her as the two constituent yet always distinct elements of her identity as a woman. She has to survey everything she is and everything she does because how she appears to men, is of crucial importance for what is normally thought of as the success of her life. Her own sense of being in herself is supplanted by a sense of being appreciated as herself by another….One might simplify this by saying: men act and women appear. Men look at women. Women watch themselves being looked at. This determines not only most relations between men and women but also the relation of women to themselves. The surveyor of woman in herself is male: the surveyed female. Thus she turns herself into an object — and most particularly an object of vision: a sight."
― John Berger, Ways of Seeing
Artistic creativity offers women an escape from the self-objectifying bind. The act of making or inventing emphatically asserts a woman's autonomy, her existence as a subject, not an object. When a woman is creating — writing, making art, composing — it is most unlikely that she is giving any thought to what she looks like to any real or imagined observer. (Things get more complicated, obviously, in the area of creative performance, such as dance; I'm only talking about non-performative creation.) Her self, while she is engaged in this work, is not split. The work is the object, and she surveys it.


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Friday, August 22, 2014
As is the job of the newspaper, the Moultrie News covered many notable moments in the history of East Cooper. From town officials, to educators and public service employees, the Moultrie News was there to chronicle their careers and contributions.
On May 28, 1980, the Moultrie News bid farewell to Ted Shogry, Mount Pleasant's town administrator who left the helm after five years to take a new post in Washington as the president of Public Technology Incorporated. His parting thoughts were on how well the town was able to maintain and improve the quality of service the town provides for the expanding community. Those sentiments are much like the ones offered by today's town officials and the theme of growth is one citizens are no stranger to.
And on May 26, 1980, Larry Richter was sworn in as the judge of the Family Court, Ninth Judicial District.
He was elected to the position by the General Assembly and replaced Richard Fields.
Ann Edwards is a notable community member, and on June 4, 1980, the former governor's wife was named to the Columbia College Board. It would be just one of the many boards and commissions she went to serve on.
In August of that year, 907 voters of Mount Pleasant re-elected Mayor John J. Dodds and four incumbent council members. Council members Charlene McCants, Billy Swails, Dorothy Kearns and Charles B. Brunson were the top vote-getters in the election in which 11 people were running for eight council seats.
Ben Tatum, Kruger Smith, Timm Gipe and Aubrey Wooddy Jr. were the newly elected members.
The beauty of a community newspaper is that the stories are not just about public officials but everyday people – local citizens. For example, in July of 1980, Robby Marion emerged victorious over Clay Robertson in the Sunfish Junior class at the annual Hobcaw Regatta.
Tandy, the four-legged best friend of Doug Houghland, received quite a spread in the paper when she was named the state champion of the Cycle K9 Frisbee Disc Catch competition.
A dream came true for Wando High School student Cathy Keenan when she was called by the Backstage Theatrical Company of New York to tour in summer stock productions one year.
The stage and the limelight were nothing new to the almost 17-year-old. But she considered it a step in the right direction towards her dreams of dancing on Broadway.
Unfortunately, there have been and will be times when the Moultrie News must cover sad news. On Oct. 29, 1980, the newspaper reported that a ship by the name of Breck's Joy was reported overdue in the Atlantic Ocean. The commercial fishing boat operated out of Charleston. Osmer Bailey of Mount Pleasant was one of the four men onboard, along with the owner Edward Burch of Charleston, Johnny Comerlander and David Auton, both of Folly Beach.
In addition to military planes and the Coast Guard searching for the boat, family members chartered planes to look. Breck's Joy left Fisherman's Place in Mount Pleasant (what is now The Wreck restaurant) on a Wednesday and was sighted by another vessel approximately 80 miles southeast of Charleston that next day at 3 p.m. The boat was heading towards Charleston when sighted, but weather conditions worsened with 12-foot waves and 35-mile-per-hour winds hitting the area.
The last radio contact came in that Friday when crew reported that one radio was inoperable and their fishing gear and floats had washed overboard. The search area was expanded until probability of detection was exhausted. The boat and her crew were never found.
Capt. Wayne Magwood of Mount Pleasant was best friends with Bailey. He saw him on the boat the day before it left and asked him what he was up to. Bailey, a mechanic, had been working on the engines and decided to go out with the crew. It would be his first and last trip, Magwood said.
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June 27 (Bloomberg) -- The euro stayed little changed against the dollar and yen as Italy sold 9 billion euros of 185-day bills.
The 17-nation shared currency was at $1.2489 as of 10:10 a.m. London time, and was at 99.36 yen.
Italy sold the bills at an average yield of 2.957 percent, compared to 2.104 percent at a similar auction on May 29. Investors bid for 1.62 times the securities on offer.
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After the launch of Paco Rabane's men's perfume "1 Million", it's time for the ladies: Lady Million is a perfume that breathes and exudes luxury. The bottle's design resembles a gold diamond and inside the discovery of a precious perfume, of fresh, floral and woody inspiration. Orange and orange flower, raspberry, honey, jasmine, gardenia, neroli, patchouli and amber make up the unexpected and unforgettable combination of notes for Lady Million, which was developed by perfumers Beatrice Piquet, Anne Flipo and Dominique Ropion.


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text: Healthy Recipes Grilled Whole Trout With Lemon-Tarragon Bean Salad Recipe E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now! Quick Info: Servings Quick Meal Nutritional Info (Per serving): Calories: 341, Saturated Fat: 4g, Sodium: 654mg, Dietary Fiber: 5g, Total Fat: 16g, Carbs: 19g, Cholesterol: 74mg, Protein: 33g Carb Choices: 1 Recipe Source: Prep Time: 25 mins Cook Time: 10 mins Total Time: 35 mins Ingredients 1/4 cup(s) tarragon, fresh, chopped 3 tablespoon lemon juice 2 tablespoon oil, olive, extra-virgin 1 tablespoon shallot(s), chopped 1 teaspoon salt, Kosher, divided 1/4 teaspoon sugar 1/4 teaspoon pepper, black ground, divided 1 can(s) beans, white, (15-ounce can), rinsed 1/3 cup(s) pepper(s), red sweet, roasted, chopped 4 whole fish, trout, rainbow, cleaned, (about 5 ounces each) 12 slice(s) lemon, thinly sliced 4 sprig(s) tarragon, fresh Preparation 1. Whisk chopped tarragon, lemon juice, oil, shallot, 1/4 teaspoon salt, sugar and 1/8 teaspoon pepper in a medium bowl until combined. Reserve 2 tablespoons of the dressing; add beans and peppers to the rest and toss to combine. 2. Preheat grill to medium-high. Coat a large fish-grilling basket with cooking spray. Stuff each trout with 3 slices lemon and 1 tarragon sprig. Sprinkle inside and out with the remaining 3/4 teaspoon salt and 1/8 teaspoon pepper. Place in the basket. 3. Grill the fish until the skin is golden and crispy, 4 to 5 minutes per side. Carefully remove the lemon and tarragon, drizzle the fish with the reserved dressing and serve with the bean salad. E-mail recipe Print recipe To save this recipe, register now!


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Bailey Burkes delivered at the plate and on the mound, leading the Johnson City American Blue 9-10 year-olds to a 17-4 win over JC National and the District 5 championship on Monday at Lions Field. The win puts JC American in the 9-10 state tournament, which starts July 16 in Dandridge.
Burkes went 4-for-4 with a double at the plate, and baffled JC National by striking out 12 batters. He allowed one earned run on three hits and no walks over six innings.
JC American had 21 hits, including three extra base hits. A six-run sixth inning gave JC American the lead for good. Jonah Miller, Kolten Keller and Andrew Miller all hit RBI singles in the sixth.
Burkes, Keller, Jonah Miller, Andrew Miller, David Bryant, Zack Copenhaver and Tommy Kolb all had hits for JC American.


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Even as alternative fuel cars become more commonplace, misconceptions abound about their drawbacks and utility. We clear up five of the most common myths.
Myth: Hybrids need to have expensive batteries that must be replaced periodically.
Fact: Consumer Reports and others have tested older Toyota Prius hybrids, some with well over 200,000 miles on the odometer, and found very little degradation in...Read more
The next Toyota Prius will arrive just as hybrids seem to be going out of fashion.
Set to debut this fall, the 2016 version of the groundbreaking green car leads a segment beset by falling gas prices and rising efficiency of conventional gasoline cars.
The fourth-generation Prius, analysts say, will have to be an extraordinary car to match its previous successes, and it's unlikely to breathe new life...Read more
Tesla Motors Inc. is offering a slew of new options for its Model S electric sports sedan, including a "ludicrous" driving mode that will rocket the car from zero to 60 mph in just 2.8 seconds.
The Palo Alto automaker on Friday introduced three new versions of the Model S, offering a new base model and launching improvements of higher-end models that will increase their speed and range.
The features...Read more
A decade ago, drivers who wanted to go green had little choice beyond Toyota's Prius hybrid.
Today the selection of efficient, lower-pollution cars includes a bewildering array of technologies and models — hybrids, plug-in hybrids, battery electrics, diesels and hydrogen fuel cells. Conventional gasoline cars, meanwhile, have made great strides in going farther on less fuel.
But which technology is...Read more
Electric car maker Tesla's second-quarter deliveries surged 52 percent to set a company record exceeding 11,000 vehicles.
The Palo Alto, California, company had surpassed 10,000 vehicles for the first time in the first three months of the year and on Thursday said it had broken that record, delivering 11,507 vehicles.
Tesla makes only one car, the Model S sedan, but CEO Elon Musk said last month he...Read more
The Obama administration on Friday proposed tougher mileage standards for medium and heavy-duty trucks, the latest move by President Barack Obama in his second-term drive to reduce pollution blamed for global warming.
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Just don't impose on people that consider your guild. Subtly prodding is included in that too. For instance, if you have to talk about things to help promote the guild, do it in an officer area.
I agree, you stated your opinion, Then went back to your recruiting. As though I'm not interested in joining this, as I have specific taste when it comes to these things.
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Video:Carpet Cleaning Solutionswith Jennifer DeCristofano
Learn the right way to clean carpet stains and remove carpet dirt, to ensure that your carpets last as long as possible and that they look beautiful the whole time.See Transcript
Transcript:Carpet Cleaning SolutionsHi! I'm Jennifer DeCristofano for About.com Home.
Keeping your carpet clean and looking fresh can be a real hassle when you have lots of foot traffic or animals running around the house but it is possible to keep looking good as new with a little carpet cleaning maintenance.
So today were going to go over a couple of helpful tips for short term maintenance and how to really clean those carpets with a steam cleaner.
Clean Small, Light Carpet StainsFor small light colored non-offensive stains like this stain here, were going to use a small amount of carpet cleaner, a cup of water, and two dry towels.
Carpet Cleaning with DabbingAs soon as the carpet becomes stained, you generally want to clean it up by dabbing at the stain with a towel. To dab it, press the towel down into the carpet and then allow it to pick up the stain by lifting the towel back up. Next, lightly pour a few dribbles of water over the stained area and dab at the stain some more with the clean side of your towel.
Carpet Cleaner SprayFinally, spray some carpet cleaner on the stain area, and with your other towel, continue to dab at the stain area until the stain on the carpet disappears completely. Allow the damp area of the carpet to dry before walking on it.
Steam Cleaning the Dirtiest CarpetsNow for carpeted areas that are really dirty, sometimes you just have to use a steam cleaner and freshen up the entire carpeted area in the room.
To do this, you will need:
- A vacuum
- Steam cleaner
- Hot water
- A measuring cup
- Carpet cleaning solution
About Steam CleanersMost steam cleaners use a three-part system. First the machine sprays a cleaning solution onto the carpet. Then an agitating brush works the cleaner into the carpet fibers. Finally, a vacuum system sucks up the dirty solution and stores it in a reservoir for disposal.
Pre-Steaming Carpet PrepBefore steam cleaning any carpeted area in your home, it's important that you first vacuum the carpet to pick up any larger particles. Next, its important to pre-treat any heavily soiled areas of carpet with a little bit of carpet cleaning solution.
Next, mix the solution for your steam cleaner. Pour in 1-Cup of Carpet Cleaning Solution and fill up the rest of the compartment with hot water.
Carpet Steam-CleaningNow that our steam cleaner is prepped and ready to go, plug the extension cord on the steam cleaner into a nearby electrical outlet and start steaming. Now it's important to note here, that because steam cleaning the carpet is both time consuming and tiring, you want to run the steam cleaner in a smooth designated pattern around the room. This can be either starting from the center and working your way outward, cleaning from the left side of the room to the right in straight lines, or any floor pattern that keeps the cleaner always covering new territory with each turn.
The important thing is to make sure that you're careful not to over-saturate the carpet. If you do, the carpet padding will become soaked and this could lead to mold problems later on.
After Steam-Cleaning your CarpetOnce you have covered the entirety of the room with the steam cleaner, feel free to open some windows or turn on a fan. This will help the carpet dry a little faster.
Finally, try not to walk on the freshly steamed carpet area until the carpet is dry to the touch. You can check this by pushing your hand down slightly into the carpet. If your hand is still dry when you lift it up, its good to go! So there we have it, smells fresh and looks like new again!
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Paris Hilton and her then-boyfriend Rick Salomon recorded a sex tape in 2003 shot in night vision. "1 Night in Paris" is perhaps one of the most well known celebrity sex tapes out there and even earned the Top Renting Release of the Year award at the 2005 AVN Awards.
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The regularly scheduled meeting of the Board of Trustees was called to order at 4:30 p.m. by President Peg Giesler. In attendance were Trustees Mary Ann Tucker, Mary Taylor, Roxanne Michels, Amy McGilvrey, Sharon Farris, Susan Punzelt and Librarian Teresa Pennington. Absent: Trustees Jerry Cockcroft and Greg McHenry.
Nominating Committee:
MOTION: Tucker, second Michels to approve the slate of officers as presented: President Sharon Farris, Vice President Greg McHenry and Secretary Mary Taylor. Motion carried. New president Farris conducted the rest of the meeting.
Minutes of Previous Meeting:
MOTION: McGilvrey, second Tucker to approve minutes from April 13, 2009 with one correction: that Trustee Roxanne Michels was absent. Motion carried.
Finance Report:
Pennington reported that the library has not yet received the Per Capita Grant. MOTION: Michels, second Punzelt to accept report as reviewed. Motion carried.
Book Committee:
MOTION: Michels, second McGilvrey to approve 14 titles of nonfiction for purchase through the Lucy Bishop Fund. Motion carried.
House Committee:
There was no report from committee members, but Pennington reported that McHenry had cut off the damaged downspout close to the door.
Statistical Report:
Pennington reported that the Lincoln Trails Library System upgrade on April 16 went well. MOTION: Punzelt, second McGilvrey to approve report as reviewed. Motion carried.
Old Business:
Digital Grant: Pennington submitted completed grant on April 30. She expects to hear from the state in September whether the library will receive any grant money.
New Business:
*Budget Committee: MOTION: Tucker, second Michels to approve a salary increase of 3% for the fiscal year 2009-2010 for all library employees. Motion carried. The new budget will be discussed in the June board meeting.
*Summer Activities at the library: the Summer Reading Program will run for six weeks starting June 9. During that time, new librarian Debbie Sims will do a four-week, once-a-week summer reading program for 3-4-year-olds. There will be a limit of 30 preschoolers in that program. Also, the library will host "Silly Safaris" at the YMCA on July 17, during which time children will have an opportunity to see and learn about exotic animals.
*McGilvrey hopes to start The Big Read in 2010. She also will give an overview of Friends of the Library at the next board meeting, and ask for help to get it started.
*Board members were reminded that author Mike Lunsford will be at the library Tuesday at 6:30 p.m.
Librarian's Announcements:
*The annual book sale will be June 11, 12 and 13, 2009.
*The Annual Report is due at the state library May 31. This board's annual report will be available at the June meeting.
*Summer hours begin June 1.
*Next meeting: June 8 in the Northeast meeting room.
Meeting adjourned at 5:15 p.m.
Respectfully Submitted,
Mary Taylor


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Research > Zero-Day Tracker > 20130528
Date Disclosed:
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Patch Not Yet Available
PaloSanto Solutions
Affected Software:
Elastix 2.4.0, 2.3.0, and possibly earlier versions
Elastix contains multiple cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerabilities, that if properly exploited, may allow an attacker to execute scripts in the context of the target user's browser, or perform actions within Elastix.
Code Execution:
Cross-Site Scripting
An attacker may execute scripts or perform actions on behalf of the target user within the context of the target user.
No mitigations are currently available.
BeyondTrust's Retina® Network Security Scanner scans devices to detect for this vulnerability.
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Using Natural Gas to Lower Fuel Costs
With low-cost, abundant natural gas now available in the United States and the promise of new fuel and vehicle technologies on the rise, an opportunity may soon exist for industry (and consumers) to expand the use of natural gas in the form of a liquid fuel for passenger cars and trucks.
In new research, RFF's Arthur Fraas, Winston Harrington, and Richard Morgenstern find that replacing some of the domestic gasoline currently used for these vehicles with natural gas–based liquid fuels could bring economic and energy security benefits. In particular, after accounting for differences in refining, energy density, in-use fuel economy, transport, and related costs—but assuming that the same road taxes are in place as for conventional gasoline rather than the lower taxes currently enjoyed by biofuels—they find that natural gas–based ethanol (especially E85) could yield significant fuel cost savings.
Even when looking at different markets across the nation, E85 stands out as a potential winner. For example, the current price gap between E85 and E10 (which is currently marketed as conventional gasoline in most states) ranges between 31 and 59 cents per gasoline gallon equivalent, but it increases to 52 to 83 cents by 2015 (Figure 1).
At present, E85 is limited to the more than 10 million flexible-fuel vehicles certified by the US Environmental Protection Agency. Based on the available information, the authors used a price range of $320 to $1,300 per kit to illustrate the payback period for conversion of the current fleet to E85 flexible-fuel vehicles. Figure 2 shows that when the conversion cost is low, the payback period is usually less than two years. When conversion costs are higher, the payback period is three to five years. Similarly, vehicles with higher miles per gallon (mpg) also have a longer payback period because they use less fuel.
About Peter Nelson
Pete Nelson is Resources for the Future's Communications Director and co-managing editor of Common Resources. Pete has over twenty years' experience writing about and researching environmental and natural resource policy issues. He was a founder of the environmental news service Greenwire and served as its first editor-in-chief. More recently, he served as Communications Director for the National Commission on the BP Deepwater Horizon Disaster and Offshore Drilling created by President Obama after the 2010 Gulf oil spill.


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Today in Texas History: Jesus Christ is born
Woody Guthrie's populist tribute to Jesus Christ, written as the march of Fascism trampled Europe and the economic woes of the Great Depression wracked the United States seven decades ago. On this date two millennia and eleven years ago, Jesus Christ was born in a manger in Bethlehem. • • • Jesus Christ has been […] [Read More]
Today in Texas History: George Ruby
George Ruby On this day in 1882, prominent black politician George Ruby died of malaria in New Orleans. Ruby was "the most important black politician in Texas during Reconstruction in terms of power and ability," according to one historian. Born and raised in Maine, Ruby briefly lived in Louisiana and then was driven away when […] [Read More]
Today in Texas History: Five Texan wilderness areas established
On October 30, 1984, President Ronald Reagan signed a bill establishing five protected wilderness areas in Texas. The five areas are: Big Slough Wilderness Area (Houston County), Indian Mounds Wilderness Area (Sabine County), Little Lake Creek Wilderness Area (Montgomery County), Turkey Hill Wilderness Area (Angelina County) and Upland Island Wilderness Area (Angelina and Jasper counties). […] [Read More]
Today in Texas History: Narciso Martínez, father of conjunto music
On October 29, 1911, Narciso Martínez was born in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, Mexico. Martínez is considered the father of conjunto music, which is typically comprised of accordion, bajo sexto (12 string guitar) and contrabajo (string bass). Narciso Martínez Soon after his birth, Martínez's parents moved to the United States and settled in La Paloma, a town […] [Read More]
Today in Texas History: The Battle of Concepción
James Bowie On October 28, 1835, Texan insurgents and Mexican troops clashed near San Antonio at the Battle of Concepción. The 30-minute battle initiated the siege of Bexar, which marked the first major engagement of the Texas Revolution. The Mexican force was comprised of 275 soldiers and two cannons. Although vastly outnumbered, a force of […] [Read More]
Today in Texas History: A rail link from Texas to Brazil?
On October 27, 1891, the Pan American Railway was chartered. The ambitious project sought to link Victoria, Texas with Rio de Janeiro, Brazil by rail. Residents of Victoria wanted an independent rail company to compete with the Southern Pacific Transportation Company, which dominated the city's rail lines. The city offered a $150,000 bonus to the […] [Read More]
Today in Texas History: First Texas Cavalry authorized
On this date in 1862, Edmund Jackson Davis was authorized to start forming what would become the First Texas Cavalry. Davis, who opposed the Confederacy, organized his troops in New Orleans, which the Cavalry helped defend for the next year of the Civil War. The company attempted twice to land in Galveston, but could not […] [Read More]
Today in Texas History: The first Texas Prison Rodeo
On this day in 1931 the (in)famous Texas Prison Rodeo was inaugurated. The Rodeo, established by the Texas Prison System during the Great Depression as a fun past-time for inmates, allowed them to perform in rodeo events including calf roping, bronc riding, bull riding, bareback basketball, and wild cow milking. Other, more unusual events included […] [Read More]
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When Aaron Barr poked the hornet nest that is Anonymous last year, by saying he was able to identify the group's leaders based on social media analysis, the group hacked him — as badly as someone can be hacked. They broke into the servers of HBGary Federal, of which Barr was CEO, exposing the security company's sensitive email correspondence, and hacked Barr's Twitter, using it to broadcast his home address, phone number and social security number. HBGary Federal's partners and clients were exposed by the hack and Barr resigned. After that, you might think that Barr would want to go on a permanent off-the-grid vacation. But a year later, Barr, now a director of cybersecurity for federal contractor Sayres and Associates, is still encouraging his colleagues to embrace social media as a tool for their work.
On Wednesday, Barr spoke at a cybersecurity conference co-hosted by the FBI, in a talk titled, "How I learned to stop worrying and love social media." A Powerpoint presentation packed with Dr. Strangelove quotes seemed a nod to the cyberscare replacing the nuclear one as our current security preoccupation.
His advice to the approximately 400 law enforcement and cybersecurity professionals attending ICCS 2012 in New York was to be on social media, but to exercise caution, by, for example, being vague about their job titles and employers on LinkedIn. (The FBI has almost 3,000 employees with their locations and work histories posted on LinkedIn.) He brought up infamous Apple employee Gray Powell — who lost the iPhone 4 prototype in a bar — as an example. Powell identifies himself as field tester for Apple on LinkedIn. He then brought up Powell's profile on Foursquare, which shows the eight places where he has mayorships (which means he goes to those places often). "I now know where he goes and can target him to try to steal that technology," said Barr, wearing his "adversarial hat" and explaining how social media can be used for corporate espionage. (Yes, even if you love social media, there's still some worrying.)
He asked how many people in the Fordham University auditorium had over 300 friends on Facebook.
"I consider you promiscuous social media users," he said to those who raised their hands, warning that information can be bled through your connections. "You're as protected as your weakest friend. The more you're accepting friend requests from people you digitally know and don't physically know opens you up to vulnerabilities."
Barr made almost no references to his own online exposure, which put him on many a year-end list of the worst hacks of 2011. He remains on Twitter.
"The Web has empowered individuals so it's become a very tense place," he said elliptically, referring to the digital mobilization in opposition to proposed piracy bills SOPA and PIPA, and to Occupy Wall Street's use of social media to spread its messages. He said that the Web "offers tools for disruption," so groups like Anonymous "can use social media to crowdsource around particular ideologies to make some of our lives a little miserable."
But he said that's why law enforcement and government types need to be there too — to respond before things get out of hand. He lamented that many of those in the room weren't on social media. "You need to know how they work," he said.
"Having these accounts makes you vulnerable, but not having those accounts makes you vulnerable as well," he continued, noting that if you don't create an account for yourself, someone else might and then use it to connect to your real contacts. Michael Arrington of TechCrunch did exactly that to then Google CEO Eric Schmidt in 2010 when he realized the Googler didn't have a Facebook account (though it was to make a point for a story, not for intel gathering purposes).
Barr, who mingled with protesters from the first day of Occupy Wall Street's launch in September, pointed to it as the perfect example of law enforcement failing to understand the power of social media. While the NYPD did have cameras, it was the protesters streaming video online and "owning the message" on Twitter. "That influenced the media," said Barr, "and so some of the initial coverage was slanted their way."
He mentioned some tools that law enforcement should be using to monitor social media, including "sites like Pastebin or Reddit" – for "real time information that's being posted" — Trendistic (for following hashtag trends, like #OWS) and MentionMap, to see correlations between Twitter users. He also namechecked Palantir, one of the conference's sponsors, as a "robust platform for this type of analysis."
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Terror has hit the West Coast with a vengeance—leaving a tunnel full of corpses beneath the Seattle streets, with a dark promise of far, far worse to come. Despite official attempts to keep the catastrophe under wraps, rogue journalist Frank Corso refuses to remain idle, immersing himself in a shadow world of senseless violence and unconscionable evil. For a strange connection that seems to tie one exceptionally brutal death with the impending destruction of thousands—perhaps millions—of innocent lives is pulling Corso and his best friend and ex-lover, photographer Meg Dougherty, deeper into the heart of a hideous conspiracy. And its nightmarish consequences will dwarf anything ever spawned by simple jealousy, greed, or bloodlust.
About the Author
G.M. Ford broke onto the mystery scene with Who in Hell is Wanda Fuca?, a gin-soaked tome featuring Seattle private investigator Leo Waterman. The six-book Leo Waterman series was nominated for several awards, including the Shamus, the Anthony, and the Lefty. In 2001, Ford launched a new series featuring disgraced reporter Frank Corso and his goth assistant, Meg Dougherty. In 2011, after a twelve-year hiatus, he decided to write a new Leo Waterman novel, Thicker Than Water, which Thomas & Mercer promptly bought. His eighth Leo Waterman book, Chump Change, followed in 2014. Ford lives and works in Seattle, and is married to the beautiful and talented mystery author Skye Kathleen Moody.


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In El Paso, Texas, the Western Refining Sun Bowl College All-America Golf Classic officially turned into a Green event on Tuesday.
University of New Mexico junior Gavin Green erased a four-stroke deficit over the final 13 holes of play and won the prestigious College All-America with an 11-under 202, finishing one stroke better than Alabama's Cory Whitsett at the par-71 El Paso Country Club.
Green shot a 5-under 66 in the final round, going 5 under in the final 13 holes, to capture the tournament that features 21 collegiate All-America players from the 2012-13 season.
Whitsett, the second-round leader at 8 under, birdied holes Nos. 5-6 to go to 10 under par. Green, meanwhile, parred his first five holes and dropped from a second-place tie going into the final round to fifth place at 6-under.
But a birdie on No. 6 and an eagle on the par-5 ninth got Green back in contention. He birdied Nos. 13, 14 and 16 on the back nine before giving a shot back on No. 17. The round was enough to overcome Whitsett and the rest of the star-studded field.
Green finished with a 69-67-66=202 for his 11-under score. Whitsett (66-68-69=203) played the back nine at even-par with a bogey on No. 10 and a birdie on No. 13; he parred his last five holes.
Whitsett was part of the national champion Alabama team that defeated UNM 4-1 in the NCAA quarterfinal match-play round in June. He defeated now former Lobo John Catlin 5 and 4 when Catlin had a 1-under round through 14 holes.
On Monday it was Green's turn to catch fire in the final round to win his third career collegiate event. His 66 during the final 18 holes was his low during the 2013-14 season. Green won UNM's only match against the Crimson Tide last June in Alpharetta, Ga., defeating Trey Mullinax 5 and 4.
Anders Albertson of Georgia Tech finished third at 9-under 204, and California's Michael Kim was fourth at 8-under 205. Texas A&M's Tyler Dunlap, who was tied with Green at 6 under heading into the final round, tied UCLA's Jonathan Garrick and North Florida's MJ Maguire for fifth at 7-under.
The Lobos are off from team competition until Jan. 27-28 when they travel to Tucson, Ariz., to compete in the Arizona Invitational at The Golf Club at Vistoso.


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Sri Lanka Win By 82 RunsThat's a resounding message from the tournament hosts. Zimbabwe were totally outgunned in all departments, and certainly didn't help themselves after an abject day in the field. Jeevan Mendis and Kumar Sangakkara walloped them with the bat before Ajantha Mendis and Jeevan, again, completed the job with the ball. Tomorrow sees the Australians face Ireland and, later, Afghanistan challenge India. Catch you then.
Over 17.3 - Zim 100/10 (Vitori 7)Sri Lanka call their star pace ace back into the attack to finish the job - and he does just that as Mpofu loops and easy catch to mid-off. Game over.
Over 17 - Zim 93/9 (Mpofu 0, Vitori 0)WICKET! Cremer cleaned up by his fellow leg-spinner. He read it correctly, but it didn't turn as much as he expected, also sneaking through the gate to rattle the stumps. Mpofu is the last man in, and soon showing his ability (or lack thereof) with the bat with a weird forward-defence.
Over 16 - Zim 87/8 (Cremer 11, Vitori 0)WICKET! Utseya's lavish drive succeeds only in spooning and edge to slip, with Mendis welcoming a whopping five-wicket haul. These are the second-best figures in the history of the tournament, bettered only by Pakistan seamer Umar Gul's five for six. WICKET! Soon he has the best ever, though, trapping Jarvis dead in front of the stumps with a wrong'un. Easy lbw decision, that. He ends the match with figures of six for eight. Record-breaking. Crazy.
Over 15 - Zim 80/6 (Cremer 11, Utseya 1)Zimbabwe must, at least, bat out their full 20 overs. That will serve as a bit of consolation amid impending doom. Cremer and Utseya are fully aware of this, dropping anchor across this over from Jeevan.
Over 14 - Zim 80/6 (Cremer 7, Utseya 0)Too straight from Ajantha, whose rogue line his helped around the corner for four by Chigumbura. WICKET! Those are his last runs for the day, though, as the next delivery - straighter, sharper, faster - crashes through the gate to castle the stumps. Clever variation from Mendis, who has a four-four now. Zimbabwe crumbling. Utseya in now.
Over 13 - Zim 75/5 (Cremer 6, Chigumbura 15)Chigumbura won't go down without a fight, hoisting the leg-spin of Jeevan high and hard over midwicket for six. Cremer, meanwhile, can't pick the wrong'uns despite being a leg-spinner himself.
Over 12 - Zim 66/5 (Cremer 5, Chigumbura 8)Perera continues, and induces an edge from Cremer but it falls just short of the slip in place. The next ball is also edged, but flies to the third man boundary for four.
Over 11 - Zim 59/5 (Cremer 0, Chigumbura 7)Jeevan Mendis is on now for some leg-spin, hoping to add to his good effort with the bat. Then, Sanga does a great job behind the stumps and WICKET! Ervine must go after failing to get his foot down in time. The Mendis duo are having a great match here, as Waller comes to the middle. Heavens, so much turn! WICKET! Easy peasy decision for Rod Tucker, Wallter trapped in front for a duck while standing right back on the stumps. Cremer comes in and faces a leg-side wide first up.
Over 10 - Zim 57/3 (Ervine 10, Chigumbura 5)Mendis makes way for Thisara Perera, who is no stranger to taking wickets. The first ball beats the bat, and the second is wide and smacked with a cut but there is a man on the point boundary. Ervine hits a lovely pull off the final ball for six, while the run rate has now crept closer to 13.
Over 9 - Zim 48/3 (Ervine 3, Chigumbura 3)Yet another leg-bye adds to the Zim total as Mathews hits the pads. The risky running continues as they pair try for a second and get it, but if the bowler had collected the throw it may have been curtains. A single ends the over, down to fine leg off the pads.
Over 8 - Zim 43/3 (Ervine 0, Chigumbura 3)Mendis continues and gets another WICKET! Masakadza departs as he is bowled neatly, having scored 20 runs. There's an appeal for LBW against Craig Ervine, but a) the bowler was in the umpire's way so he couldn't see, and b) it hit the gloves. Wicket maiden!
Over 7 - Zim 43/2 (Masakadza 20, Chigumbura 3)Angelo Mathews is into the action, and Chigumbura takes a single off the first ball, before Masakadza does the same with a push past point. The all-rounder is bowling a good line though, and his pace is that tricky in-between speed that's tough to get away. They only get four runs off it, as Zimbabweans the world over grumble about the earlier stumping.
Over 6 - Zim 39/2 (Masakadza 18, Chigumbura 0)Spinner Ajantha Mendis is brought into the attack, and the Zim lads take a risky single. Then, WICKET! Sibanda is out for 11 after finding his bails scattered, beaten all ends up as the ball hits the middle stump. The skipper Brendan Taylor comes to the middle and there is immediate action, as he is stumped and they call for a replay. It's OUT, his toe is a millimetre off the ground. This leaves Mendis on a hat-trick, but Elton Chigumbura is all defence.
Over 5 - Zim 36/0 (Masakadza 17, Sibanda 11)Sibanda tries to emulate his partner, but swings and misses against Kula first ball, before edging it behind but they run for a single as Sangakkara misfields. Next ball is misfielded too, at short fine leg, so there must be something on the grass tonight because the fielding from both sides has been poor. Sibanda takes a step forward and flashes hard, getting a thick top edge that flies for four. Zim are keeping pace with where Sri Lanka were at this stage.
Over 4 - Zim 28/0 (Masakadza 17, Sibanda 4)Masakadza is letting rip now, whipping Malinga off his pads for a boundary off the first ball, this time getting it in the middle of the bat. It's easy to get a single off the next ball as the fielders are quite far out, so he pops it square. Good running gets them two off the penultimate ball, before Hamilton bashes it back over Malinga's head for four. Superb shot, and it's 11 off the over for Masakadza.
Over 3 - Zim 16/0 (Masakadza 6, Sibanda 3)Kulasekara tries for an LBW appeal, but it hits outside the line and it's half-hearted. Sibanda takes a leg-bye single as a result, before Masakadza gets off the mark with a push for a single. Once back on strike, Hamilton bashes it with brute force past Kula, not timing required, for a boundary. He ends the over with a risky single that would have sent him packing had mid-off struck the stumps.
Over 2 - Zim 8/0 (Masakadza 0, Sibanda 2)Lasith Malinga steams in and beats the bat nicely, though Sibanda manages to push it into the covers for a single. Four leg-byes come off Masakadza's hip, much to Mahela's amusement, and Hamilton is yet to get off the mark. Malinga's bowling it full and straight, looking good.
Over 1 - Zim 3/0 (Masakadza 0, Sibanda 1)A very good start for the hosts, with lots of swing for Nuwan Kulasekara. Sibanda gets a single but the other two runs comes from a wide and leg bye. The run rate is 9.47 now.
The PursuitBatsmen Sibanda and Masakadza, umpires Gould and Tucker and the Sri Lankan head out to the middle for the resumption of play. Zimbabwe chasing a target of 183 at a rate of a little more than nine runs per over.
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Midterms 2010: Some Takeaways
Democrats sustained an expected thumping on election day. With the dust settled, Republicans will take the House with a clear majority, gaining 65 seats, the largest swing since 1948. This is a bigger swing than the historic 1994 elections.
In the Senate, Republicans gained 6 seats. Most seats up for grabs were Republican seats, which limited the amount of potential gains for the GOP (2004 was still a good year for the GOP after all). This marks the first time the House and Senate did not flip together in an election. Of course, in the past, the party in power of the House generally did not lose control after just 4 years.
Obama has blamed the economy for his ills, and there is a lot of truth to it. While popular dissatisfaction to the healthcare bill and a general since of government out of control were major reasons for the GOP vote, the elections seemed more to be a protest vote than anything else. Obama promised the world and more in 2008, and most people fell for it. With 9.5%+ unemployment, slow economic growth, and few hopes for significant job creation in the near-term, people made their grievances shown with a vote.
Here are a few more observations about the election, a few of these I'll go into further detail in future articles:
1. The Tea Party was a mixed blessing for the GOP. The Tea Party certainly helped bring out the base and without a doubt helped the GOP gain more House seats than it would have otherwise. The 'Tea Party' candidates, on the other hand, were a mixed blessing. Tea Party candidates that focused on fiscal issues and had business experience, Marco Rubio and Rand Paul (a successful opthamologist), did well. However, Tea party candidates that were perceived by the general population to be loony social conservatives, Sharron Angle and Christine O'Donnell, lost. Make no mistake, the GOP could have easily won Nevada (it should have won Nevada) and Delaware had they ran more mainstream GOP members. Furthermore, with Murkowski's apparent win in Alaska, it seems the GOP embrace of Miller was a mistake.
2. California is hopeless for the GOP. Boxer thumped Fiorina in the Senate race, and Brown handily beat Whitman for governor. This state, despite a 12%+ unemployment, continuous falling house prices, and continuing exodus of business due to liberal policies, still stamped Democrat. Unlike in Nevada/Delaware, the GOP candidates cannot be blamed too much since both were fairly mainstream in their views and have impressive business backgrounds.
Make no mistake: California will likely become the next Detroit over the next 10 years. Their fiscal crisis is about to enter a more critical stage, and we'll likely see the state degenerate further before it embraces the reforms necessary to put it on a sustainable path.
3. The GOP can stomp the Democrats in 2012 without doing much. If the economy does not get significantly better in the next 2 years and the Republicans do not run a loon for President, we can see a GOP president and 10+ more Senate seats won by the GOP in 2012 (there are far more Democratic Senate seats up for grabs in the 2012 election). The GOP got trounced in 2008 due to the economy, despite the Democrats controlling the House and the Senate. If there is no significant economic turnaround, people will continue to place the blame on the Democrats and vote accordingly (except in California).