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The Golden State Warriors have picked up the option year on Stephen Curry's four-year contract Wednesday.The former Davidson College star, a runner-up for NBA Rookie of the Year honors in 2010, turned in a strong second season for the Warriors. Curry played in 74 games, averaged nearly 19 points-per-game and led the NBA with a .934 free-throw percentage.
Curry in two seasons, is averaging 18 points-per-game and six assists and outing. The Warriors were 36-46 last season. Curry Was an elite scorer during his collegiate days at Davidson. He poured in an average of 21.5 ppg as a freshman, 25.9 ppg as a sophomore and 28.6 ppg as a junior. During his sophomore campaign, Curry led Davidson to the Midwest Regional finals, where the Wildcats were evetunally bested by Kansas, which went on to win the national championship.
Curry was a two-time All-America and he set numerous school records at Davidson. He's the all-time leader in three-point field goals (414), free throws (479), 30-point games (30) and 40-point games (6). He poured in a career-high 44 points against Oklahoma his junior year in 2008. Curry left Davidson after his junior year and was selected by the Warriors in the first round (seventh pick) of the NBA draft.
He was named to the All-Rookie Team in 2010, and he won the NBA's Sportsmanship Award in 2011.
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On March 10, Bob Caldwell, a respected Oregon journalist and longtime editor of the newspaper's opinion pages, died of a heart attack at age 63. Two days later, the newspaper told readers Caldwell had suffered his fatal heart attack while in his car.
The next day, March 13, the paper printed a correction—based on a police report—that revealed Caldwell had suffered the heart attack after a sex act in the Tigard apartment of a 23-year-old woman.
The woman told police she had befriended Caldwell at Portland Community College, that Caldwell knew she didn't have much money, and he occasionally gave her cash for books in exchange for sex acts.
Suddenly, a local journalist's obituary had become international news.
In a March 16 column, Oregonian Editor Peter Bhatia explained that the original error came after one of the newspaper's veteran editors provided false information about how and where Caldwell had died. Bhatia fired the editor, Kathleen Glanville, although he didn't tell readers he had done so.
Glanville apologized to the newsroom, explaining she had hoped to protect Caldwell's reputation.
WW has subsequently learned Glanville did more than provide a false story to her paper: She also drove to the young woman's apartment and moved Caldwell's vehicle from the scene. Glanville declined comment.
Part of Bhatia's message was that, once The Oregonian had the police report, the newspaper had done due diligence in checking out the young woman's background.
"We went to the apartment and talked to neighbors and the woman's mother," Bhatia told readers. "We checked her criminal record; again, a typical response. She has only minor offenses, none related to sex or prostitution."
Bhatia's account is far from the whole story.
The young woman Caldwell visited was a full-time call girl whom one admiring client, in an online review, called "the reigning princess of the West Hills."
Using Internet archives and public records, WW found that the woman has been advertising her services for three years on a regional website called TNA Board (warning: not safe for work), often used by hookers and johns. Her advertisements feature explicit photographs of her performing oral sex, by all accounts her specialty.
She charges up to $200 an hour and tells prospective johns she won't take them on as clients without at least two references from other prostitutes. As she put it in her ad on tnaboard.com, "I do not see newbies!"
WW found no evidence Caldwell met the woman through the Internet.
The woman declined to answer WW's questions. She expressed sorrow about Caldwell's death.
"I feel extremely sad and helpless that I was unable to do more to save his life," she said in a statement. "His death will haunt me for the rest of my life."
WW has chosen not to name the woman or use her online pseudonym.
According to records, the woman was born in another Western state and moved to the Portland area about 10 years ago. She graduated from a local high school where she was a cheerleader.
In 2007, the woman was convicted on a misdemeanor theft charge. In 2009, when she was 20, she began advertising as a prostitute on tnaboard.com.
On her Web page on the site, she mentioned attending classes but said she was available to johns during the week, for a total of 43 hours Monday through Friday. She signed her posts with a quote from the Native American painter Fritz Scholder: "Life is short and death is long."
Clients who wrote reviews of her on tnaboard.com praised her technique—"to die for," as one poster described.
She said she took calls at her Tigard apartment, sometimes meeting clients at Portland strip clubs or private sex parties. She advertised herself as independent—no pimp or madam, a claim WW couldn't independently verify.
Her mother, who was at her daughter's apartment when a WW reporter knocked on the door, says she was aware of her daughter's work. In online posts, the young woman explained she called her mother before seeing clients to "check in" for safety reasons.
The woman's mother told WW that her daughter did not know who Caldwell was, or that he worked for The Oregonian, until after his death.
He had spent a lifetime in Oregon journalism. A University of Oregon journalism graduate, Caldwell worked for newspapers in Albany, Springfield and Gresham, where he was publisher for the local newspaper, the Outlook. He joined The Oregonian in 1983 and two years later became the paper's metropolitan editor.
He served two years as the newspaper's first public editor, and in 1995 took over as editor of the newspaper's editorial board. Caldwell oversaw more than 10,000 editorials in that time, touching on every aspect of Oregon life. His was often the final say when it came to the newspaper's political endorsements. And he oversaw editorials about the Oregon State Hospital that won the Pulitzer Prize in 2006.
In his column after Caldwell's death, Bhatia noted that in 2010 he had chosen not to publish a story about Caldwell's arrest for DUII. (He pleaded no contest.) At the time, Bhatia's decision triggered anger in the newsroom, especially when other news outlets, including WW, did report the story.
This time, explaining his decision to reveal the details of Caldwell's death, Bhatia acknowledged the difficult situation but believed the newspaper had to correct the record.
"Frankly, this was a no-win choice," Bhatia wrote in his column. "If we went with the story, we would be criticized for besmirching a good man and further hurting his family. If we held the details back, we would be accused of a cover-up."
Bhatia said the original erroneous report about Caldwell's death resulted from a lack of skepticism about what otherwise seemed a routine matter.
"[W]e can be faulted for not digging deeper," Bhatia wrote.
Bhatia and Oregonian Publisher N. Christian Anderson III declined to respond to WW's questions.
Since 2000, The Oregonian, with Caldwell as editorial page editor, published at least 16 unsigned editorials on prostitution.
"Some people will tell you that prostitution is a victimless crime," an Oregonian editorial said in 2001. "They're wrong…. [W]hen you think about it, you realize prostitution isn't 'victimless' even when prostitutes reach the grand old ages of 15 or 17 or 19."
In 2008, another Oregonian editorial linked prostitution to "distress, blight and violence," and noted that many women in the sex trade "are victims of incest and abuse, have a parent in prison or a drug problem."
In another 2008 editorial, the newspaper lamented the "betrayal" of then-New York Gov. Eliot Spitzer, who'd been caught in a prostitution scandal.
"He of all people understood the bright line between legal and illegal conduct, between public trust and opprobrium, and between treating people like human beings and treating them as objects," the editorial said. "If he indeed consorted with high-priced call girls…he is guilty of criminality, indecency and gross hypocrisy, making it unimaginable that he can govern his state effectively again."
As recently as 2010, The Oregonian editorialized in favor of a city proposal to seize assets—including cars and cash—from pimps and johns.
"The embarrassment factor probably doesn't weigh heavily on pimps," the newspaper's editorial said, "but with johns, it's a different story."


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Wednesday, January 27, 2010MACON, Ga. – The Atlantic Sun Conference's strong tradition of academic success continued with the announcement of the fall All-Academic teams. On Wednesday, the conference office announced that more than 58 percent of men's and women's cross country, men's and women's soccer, men's and women's basketball and volleyball players earned All-Academic status.
Lipscomb holds a narrow lead on ETSU with Belmont, winner of seven of the last eight All-Academic trophies, and USC Upstate following in third and fourth. The Bisons' percentages for men's cross country, men's basketball and women's basketball all top the conference. Additionally, the Bisons lead with 87 student-athletes on the team, followed by Belmont with 77 student-athletes and UNF with 71.
In total, 711 student-athletes made the All-Academic teams, led by 184 from the conference's women's soccer programs. ETSU's men's and women's soccer teams boasted the top percentages in the respective sports. The women's cross country team and volleyball team from Belmont each led the conference in those sports.
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Fact: today's consumers shop and buy where it is most convenient for them. Tablets, smartphones, EMV, mobile payments, and alternative payments like PayPal and Google Wallet, are all rapidly changing the point of purchase experience. Over the next five years, U.S. consumers will adopt mobile payments at an accelerated rate, reaching $90B by the end of 2017. Furthermore, 80 percent use their smartphone to shop, and 4 out of 5 users access retail content on their phone. Add in gift and loyalty products that turn the point of sale (POS) into a marketing engine, and merchants have a significant number of options to consider for driving revenue.
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- 1 of 5Here at Who What Wear, one of our most rewarding tasks is solving your celebrity-outfit mysteries. Whether it's finding out who made Olivia Palermo's maxi skirt or tracking down where you can buy Caroline Sieber's adorable cardigan, we're more than happy to put on our sartorial detective hats and work relentlessly to uncover all the need-to-know details about some of your favorite looks. We've done just that for today's slideshow, so sit back, relax, and enjoy today's edition of What Was She Wearing: Answers, featuring five truly inspirational outfits!
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Silva: Castillo could be cut to make room for Young
Earlier today on WFAN, host Mike Francesa he has been told – as of right now – the Mets do not intend to have Oliver Perez or Luis Castillo on the Opening Day roster.
In addition, Mike Silva from NY Baseball Digest just tweeted:
There is something weird going on, actually, since, from what I can gather, the team will soon announce a few different signings, mostly people to minor-league deals with invites to Spring Training, such as Scott Hairston, like Ted Berg mentioned earlier today. These should not impact the 40-man roster, short of Chris Young, who is said to have signed a one-year deal worth around $1.5 million. Nevertheless, transactions will need to occur, if not now then in a month from now… so, the clock is clearly ticketing on Ollie and Castillo, to say the least.


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LINCOLN — It was mission accomplished at the Senior Center on Wednesday as the town's Thanksgiving Basket Drive wrapped up with the final baskets going out to local families.
Dave Sale, town facilities manager, reported that a total of 325 baskets were delivered to families in time for the Thanksgiving holiday, about 75 more than were prepared last year.
"It was the bad economy, absolutely, no question about it," Sale said.
The Senior Center staff prepared the list of families needing assistance and many were referred to the program by family and friends. Some families reported difficulty in meeting expenses such as heating and housing costs due to the loss of a job and the inability to find a new one, according to Sale. The food baskets are intended to give families a break from their economic struggles and allow them to focus on meeting other expenses, Sale noted.
The number of families falling into difficult times is becoming alarming, he said.
"This year the phones never stopped ringing, right up today," he said.
The drive was assisted by a wide-ranging group of volunteers that included students and faculty at the high school, local church groups, local businesses, and town employees and volunteers. The drive began with the collection of non-perishable items at several town locations and culminated with the high school's spirit week activities and food collections. After the canned goods and other items were sorted, the volunteers used donated funding to purchase any of the items needed to complete the baskets, such as loaves of bread and other perishables. Each basket included a turkey, 10 pounds of potatoes and Thanksgiving staples such as squash, carrots, cranberry sauce and a pie.
Members of the Lincoln High School Student Council worked a distribution detail at the high school on Tuesday where many families went to pick up their baskets.
Also helping out this year were Terrie and Robin Farel, George Hadley, Sharon Barr, Joe and Sue Cerra, Richard DiMase, and Maryann McChomisky, a counselor at the high school.
Sale and his volunteers also made deliveries to elderly shut-ins and prepared a final round of baskets at the Senior Center Wednesday afternoon. The volunteers are not quite done for the year, Sale noted. Beginning Monday, the group will start work on preparing another round of baskets for the Christmas holiday, which will include toys and gifts for children in addition to a wider range of foods.


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text: Brandon Mull, who recently released his first novel, "Fablehaven," answers questions at Pinnacle Canyon Academy on Feb. 15. As he passed through Carbon County visiting elementary schools, Mull told students there are two things they can do to increase their imagination abilities. He said the first is to read. The second is to create, whether through art, music, writing or any other creative process. The author also signed copies of his book for students and gave each student a bookmark.


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What's better than watching movie with a vagina-shaped alien dismembering humans in a basement during a thunderstorm? Typically, the answer would be "NOTHING!" But in the case of this movie, the answer is: "NOTHING! Unless it was made for less than the price of a new washer/dyer combo." You're in luck.
Douglas McKeown's THE DEADLY SPAWN is the epitome of 1980s homemade horror filmmaking. When an extraterrestrial meteorite unleashes a carnivorous beast on an unsuspecting New Jersey town, no one is safe. Grandmas, a horror-movie-obsessed-little-kid, and everyone in-between are fair game for this unstoppable eating machine and its leech-like minions. Crammed with ambition, unbelievable latex effects, and brutal gore, DEADLY SPAWN builds a special, self-contained universe and holds no ties to rational thought. If perfection existed, this movie would eat it for breakfast. (Joseph A. Ziemba)


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On Sept. 19-21 Carbon County 4-H Horse Project youth represented the county at the Utah State 4-H Individual Horse Show in Farmington.
There were two divisions to compete in, the two-handed (Colt) class and the project horse class. Each class had three age groups - Junior, Intermediate and Senior.
To qualify for the state two-handed show a participant had to show their horse in one of the three horse shows sponsored by the county 4-H program over the summer. Awards at State were given in each age group for the top 10 finishers in each show event and for all around.
Lynde Lleweyn competed in the Junior group finishing first in showmanship, third in western horsemanship, first in reining, third in trail and taking home first place Junior All Around. Lisa Migliori competed in the senior group taking second in showmanship, first in western horsemanship, fourth in reining and second place Senior All Around. Outstanding performances were turned in by both young ladies.
For the project division of the state horse show each county could send up to five 4-Her's in each age group. Participants were selected by earning points at the county horse shows including the Carbon County Fair 4-H Horse Show.
Earning the opportunity to represent Carbon County at the state show this year in the Junior group were Lynde Lleweyn (county Junior All Around), Bobbie Pell, Garrit Pell, Chandelle Rudman and Carlie Johnson.
In the Intermediate group were JD Pell (county Intermediate All Around), Sara Johnson, Levi Colton-Romero, Jared Clark and Raelynne Colton-Romero.
The Senior group members having the opportunity to attend consisted of Arlene Cunningham (county Senior All Around), Joyce Clark and Lane Pell.
In the state, project show awards were given for the top 10 finishers in each event and for the top 20 finishers in three all-around categories.
In the Senior group Arlene Cunningham stood out finishing ninth in the scurry race, fifth in pole bending, fourteenth in all around speed and twelfth in high point all around.
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The antelope, or more accurately, the pronghorn, is a unique species to North America. Historically pronghorn ranged throughout the western three-fourths of Kansas and were considered nearly as numerous as bison. But by the late 1800s and early 1900s, unregulated harvest reduced pronghorn to the western border of the state. Trap and transplant efforts were initiated in 1964 in Wallace and Sherman counties. Later (1978-1983) pronghorn were reintroduced into Barber, Comanche, Ellsworth, Saline, Gove, and Morton counties. A Flint Hills population of pronghorns was also established in Chase County with releases in 1978 and 1979, 1982 and 1983, and 1991 and 1992.
The western Kansas reintroductions were successful. There are about 2,000 pronghorn in the westernmost two to three tiers of counties. A few pronghorn roam Barber County, and 50 or so remain in the Flint Hills, which was the eastern edge of the historic pronghorn range in the U.S. None remain in Ellsworth and Saline counties.
As the landscape becomes more intensely developed and modified, it becomes more and more difficult to find space for larger animals like pronghorn, and landscape changes such as the loss of native prairie (to agriculture, urbanization, and tree growth resulting from fire suppression) have not been favorable for pronghorn. Even fences can present a significant barrier to pronghorn movement and survival. As a result of these things, the amount of good pronghorn habitat is limited in Kansas. Even areas with extensive native grassland like parts of central Kansas that might appear to be suitable for pronghorn have seen reintroduced animals dwindle or dissappear. There is a healthy population of pronghorn in Kansas, but they are primarily restricted to the west.
The first pronghorn hunting season in Kansas occurred in 1974. Nearly 500 hunters applied for the 80 permits available. Seventy pronghorns were harvested. Today, hunting is restricted to three management units that include parts or all of Sherman, Thomas, Wallace, Logan, Gove, Trego, Greeley, Wichita, Scott, Lane, Ness, Hamilton, Kearny, Finney, Gray, Hodgeman, Ford, Stanton, Grant, Haskell, Morton, Stevens, Seward, Meade and Clark counties. Firearms and muzzleloader permits are limited to residents only, and about 170 permits are authorized each year. More than 1,000 applications are received, and hunters who are unsuccessful in the drawing receive a preference point. It currently requires six preference points for a general resident to draw a firearms permit, or three or four preference points to draw a muzzleloader permit. Archery hunters can purchase pronghorn permits over the counter, and nearly 200 are sold each year.


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|'Dads rally in 9th, beat Legends 8-7
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The Hickory Crawdads came racing back with four runs in the top of the ninth to claim the 8-7 come-from-behind win against the Lexington Legends on Thursday, before 6,480 fans at Whitaker Bank Ballpark in Lexington. Hickory has won four in a row, and trail the 1st-place Hagerstown Suns by only 2.5 games with 10 games remaining in the first half.After a scoreless first inning, the Crawdads (33-26) took an early lead in the top of the second inning. With two outs, Josh Richmond belted a solo homer to left field, putting Hickory up, 1-0. The Legends (28-32) tied it up with a tally in the bottom of the third inning against Hickory starter Roman Mendez. With one out, Jiovanni Mier and Adam Bailey reached on consecutive singles, putting runners at first and third. Mendez then plunked Chris Wallace to load the bases before Mike Kvasnicka smacked an RBI single up the middle that tied the game, 1-1.
Lexington scored three more in the fifth inning, opening a 4-1 lead. However, the 'Dads kept it close with an RBI single by 1B Andrew Clark in the top of the sixth. The Legends again tried to pull away with a run in the bottom of the sixth and two more in the seventh, making it 7-2.
But Hickory started chipping away in the top of the eighth. With one out, Odubel Herrera and Tomas Telis knocked reached on consecutive singles, putting runners on at first and second. Christian Villanueva had RBI single and picked up another run on a throwing error, cutting the deficit at 7-4.
The Crawdads continued their comeback in the ninth inning against losing pitcher Jorge DeLeon (1-3). With the bases empty and one away, Jake Skole reached base on a throwing error charged to Delino DeShields, Jr. Jhonny Gomez walked, and with two outs, Jurickson Profar bounced an RBI single through the right side of the infield, bringing in Skole and moving Gomez to third. Gomez scored on an RBI single by Herrera that also advanced Profar to third. Profar came in on a passed ball that tied the game. Herrera to second base on the play. Telis lifted Hickory drove in th go-ahead run with an RBI single to right-center field, giving the Crawdads an 8-7 lead.
The Legends threatened a comeback in the bottom of the ninth inning, getting runners to the corners with two outs against RHP Ryan Rodebaugh (S, 8). A Lexington rally came up short in the bottom of the ninth. With the tying run in scoring position, Mier ripped a high line drive towards right-center field, but Herrera brought it in with a leaping grab, ending the game.
NOTES: The Crawdads continue the series in Lexington on Friday at 7:05 p.m. The 'Dads return home on Thursday, June 16 against the Charleston RiverDogs. It will be Thirsty Thursday, presented by Buffalo Wild Wings with $1 can beers and Pepsis! Also, don't miss the post-game concert by Norva Jean Dreams! First pitch is at 7 p.m., gates open at 6 p.m.
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Mohammedan Sporting take on Pune FC
Just-crowned Durand Cup Champions Mohammedan Sporting will be looking to translate their good run in the I-League as well when they host last season's runners-up Pune FC in the inaugural game of the 2013-14 Season on at the Salt Lake Stadium on Saturday.
While Mohammedan Sporting will be making their return to the top flight for the first time in four years, Pune FC will be playing their first I-League game following the departure of Derrick Pereira, who was in charge of each of their previous 104 I-League matches.
Dutchman Mike Snoei is Derrick's replacement and will be aiming for a winning start much like his counterpart Moshood Bola Abdulaziz, who will be in charge of an I-League game for the first time as well.
Both clubs invested heavily on foreigners in the summer with Mohammedan Sporting recruiting Luciano Sobrosa, Penn Orji, Tolgay Ozbey and Josimar. The quartet have immense experience in Indian football and the Kolkata Club's fortunes this season will revolve around their performances.
Among Pune FC's foreigners, only Ivorian midfielder Douhou Pierre has previous experience of playing in India but the other three have impressive CVs. English central defender Calum Angus is a former Portsmouth youth player while Australian striker James Meyer is a former Hertha Berlin youngster and A-League forward. Spanish-born Raul Fabiani is a former Villarreal 'B' striker and current Equatorial Guinea international.
Hosts Mohammedan Sporting are fresh from their first Durand Cup success in 73 years and coach Moshood is ecstatic.
"It's an honour to guide the team to a victory after 73 years and it is their perseverance of all years (that paid). I respect them for that," Moshood was quoted saying.
Despite finishing second last Season, the aim for Pune FC remains to not only be consistent but also develop players along the way and that is evident from the fact that besides the foreigners they have kept a young Squad.
"Our main objective is to develop youngsters at the club. In this season, you will see good young players getting a fair chance in the first team," Snoei said after his unveiling back in July.
On Matchday one every team starts as equals so both Mohammedan Sporting and Pune FC will be fancying their chances of recording maximum points but the hosts will be without their Brazilian defender Luciano, who suffered an arm injury in the Durand Cup final against ONGC.
'It's a big blow for us. It is unfortunate that he got a bad injury," Moshood lamented.
This will be the first I-league meeting between the sides with their last encounter being a goalless draw in a Federation Cup group match in Kolkata two years ago.
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|Griewisch Ninth At Nationals
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Kate Grieswish finished ninth at the Division II National Championships in Albuquerque, NM on Saturday.The Lenior-Rhyne University junior and Banner Elk native finished the women's 5,000 meter run in 17:18.14. She was one place shy of earning All-American honors. Monica Kinney of Grand Valley State won the race in 16:28.02.
Griewisch is a two-time NCAA Division II All-American (2009-10) in women's cross country. She was ninth at nationals in the 10,000-meter run last year in Charlotte. Griewisch, who was named the United States Track and Field and Cross Country Coaches Association Female Athlete of the Year, also holds the school indoor track and field records in the mile (5:05), the 3,000-meter run (10:11) and the 5,000-meter run (16:45).
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Susan M. Christensen 1933 ~ 2010 Susan Martha Phillips born to Florence McPhie and Reese Phillips (both deceased), peacefully returned to our Heavenly Father on Oct. 16, 2010. Due to the untimely death of her mother she lived with her aunt and uncle, Tom and Lydia Bendall (both deceased). She grew up in a loving family home and graduated form Carbon High in 1951. She married W. Ross Stephenson in August 1954, later sealed in the Jordan River Temple. After his untimely death she served an LDS mission in the Pacific Northwest afterwards attending Brigham Young University. She lovingly raised three children, Mark, Deena (Ely), and Ann (Curtis) Detton. She earned her Bachelor of Science in Special Education at the University of Utah and Master of Education at Westminster College and taught at Granite School District schools for 25 years before retiring. She was a member of the LDS church where she served faithfully in many callings including the Ward Choir. She also sang with the Bountiful Chapter of Sweet Adelines. Her love of music and influence on her family will be felt for generations. She led a life patterned after our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ. She was charitable to the poor, fed the hungry, and helped all those in need. She is survived by one sister, Sharon Richwine of California and preceded in death by another sister, Janice Banker of Arizona; her three children, eight grandchildren, six great-grandchildren, one niece and one nephew. She was beautiful, gracious and cultured and will be greatly missed by those who knew and loved her.
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BUFFALO, NY - Outgoing Erie County Comptroller David Shenk says an audit of the Erie County Water Authority, the first since of the authority done since 2000, should by the end of next week when he leaves office.
Last month, as part of a continuing series of stories on the Water Authority, 2 On Your Side reported that a number of top patronage jobs at the Water Authority pay tens of thousands of dollars a year more than similar jobs in county government, even though county government is twenty times the size of the Water Authority.
Shenk says his audit will focus in part on the Authority's hiring practices and how it purchases equipment.
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In this highly mobile world, trends that have just kicked in are gotten rid off immediately and a much newer trend is then adopted. With the Unlocked Droid ( X) from Motorola and Incredible from HTC covering the elite section of Verizon's smartphones, the older ones such as Droid, which hits its eight month, and Devour, which hits five, are taking the back seats. Although Verizon will still continue selling both their products, Motorola will be pulling back their any further supplies. So make sure to decide fast if you want your Unlocked Motorola handset because these stacks are soon to be cleared for fresher stocks to arrive. Like the former mentioned Motorola, a few others will be soon following suit, and in the mad rush to aim for the better and newer and more sought after models, these too will also be shown the door.
The 9630 tours by BlackBerry did not make it to the cut like Motorola's Droid X and will soon be cleared from most stores. As mentioned previously all precedent older mobiles, which have already had their fill of success in the market will soon be out. The Blackberry Unlocked 9650 Tour will be replaced by Bold 9650 accompanied by the much sought after Nokia Twist. Samsung's feature phones too have been treated the same way as they lost the crunch, although that was always expected. These changes are a sure sign that no longer will phones be tolerated as only newer models of cell phones are being sought after by customers. The Droid on one hand drove a heavily successful campaign in the advertisement world, which ensured their stay.
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The Temporary Travel Office produces a variety of services relating to tourism and technology aimed at exploring the non-rational connections existing between public and private spaces. The Travel Office has operated in a variety of locations, including Missouri, Chicago, Southern California and Norway.
Performing NAFTA with a transport truck and RFID
"The Exchange project is an artistic inquiry that uses cultural resistance to unsettle questionable relationships between international politics, technological surveillance, and identity construction. Specifically this project addresses:
1. The politics of trade agreements such as the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA)
2. Myths of increased national security through technological surveillance of people and commodities
3. Identity construction based on collections of economic and surveillance data.
One outstanding feature of the Exchange project is a cross-border performance that combines Radio Frequency Identification (RFID) surveillance technology, a full-size transport truck, and all of Nisbet's personal belongings. In this sustained performance, Nisbet's things will be inventoried, radio frequency tagged and freely traded with individuals encountered during the six month trip that circumnavigates Canada, the United States and Mexico. This project exchanges the studio for the roads, truck stops, border crossings and cities of North America. 'Exchange' creates through the untidy weaving of politics, surveillance technology and identity construction. From the spaces between these coarse threads will emerge resistance, solidarity, vulnerability and moments of human connection."
The exchange project starts in Vancouver on May 1st and proceeds across Canada, stopping in Ottawa on June 6th and in Montreal on June 9th, and with stops all along the periphery of the U.S. beginning in July. More details are available in EXCHANGE 2006: A Performance of Resistance (pdf).
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Joseph Nechvatal Interview
Many thanks for the opportunity to interview you for Biota.org. For those not familiar with your background, can you please introduce your academic background?
Sure. I took a BFA at Southern Illinois University in Carbondale first, taking design classes with Buckminster Fuller and making art in a permissive post-minimalist environment. I then went to Cornell University with the idea of getting an MFA, but found the art department there years behind Southern Illinois University, so I left and went to New York and Columbia University where I worked towards an MPhil, studying with Arthur Danto most notably.
In the late 90s I earned a Ph.D. in the philosophy of art and new technology at Roy Ascott's Centre for Advanced Inquiry in the Interactive Arts (CAiiA) at The University of Wales College. That was a fantastic intellectual experience. My research was focused on the immersive ideals behind virtual reality. Your readers can examine the introduction and download the full thesis as a pdf file if they wish.
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The Tactical Sound Garden rewrites the idea of locative media. This project intrigues me since it adds an aural, not visual, layer to the city. Most projects that propose a geospatial web or other virtual superimposition over an urban condition run aground due to the problem of attention. As Walter Benjamin points out, we apprehend architecture—and cities—through a state of distraction. Adding some kind of PDA-style visual interface to the city is a fruitful strategy, but fails to engage with this dominant, distracted way by which we experience cities. On the other hand, thanks to the Walkman and the iPod, millions of individuals are thoroughly accustomed to détourning their urban environment with sound on a daily basis. Mark Shepard's proposal for the Tactical Sound Garden suggests that this is something that urbanists will be able to directly engage.