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Although our Museum is now also known as the Natural History Museum of Utah, Collections & Research will continue to use the UMNH acronym for all collections activities.
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POTSDAM Composer and professor, father and husband, traveler and collector Robert B. Washburns life and legacy will be preserved by his work and the memories of those who knew him.
The former dean of SUNY Potsdams Crane School of Music died Wednesday at the United Helpers Riverledge facility in Ogdensburg. He was 85.
He was a very warm person, a very bright person. Talented. His students loved him and his family loved him, said his wife of more than 60 years, Beverly D. Washburn.
She remembers living out of a camper with their two children in France and Spain, visiting Africa and Asia. During their world travels, they amassed a large collection of exotic instruments and learned more about the natives of wherever they visited.
We were definitely traveling to see the people and to hear them, Mrs. Washburn said.
While in Paris, Mr. Washburn studied under Nadia Boulanger, one of the most renowned music instructors of the 20th century.
His compositions have been played in Carnegie Hall, at the White House for John F. Kennedy and during the opening ceremonies of 1980s Winter Olympics at Lake Placid.
No matter where he went and what he did, he would always bring his experiences back to his classroom at SUNY Potsdam.
He always backed all his teaching with personal experience, said Ralph B. Hastings, one of Mr. Washburns former students and now president of the Crane School of Music Alumni Board.
He valued tradition, Mr. Hastings said. Not only tradition in music, but traditions in teaching.
Mr. Washburn spent much of his life at Crane. He received both his bachelors and masters degrees there, then joined the Air Force during the Korean War. He was stationed at Lackland Air Force Base in San Antonio, Texas, where he and Beverly were married in 1952.
After his service he returned to Potsdam, joining the Crane faculty in 1954. He became dean in 1988, serving until 2000.
The current dean, Michael R. Sitton, said Mr. and Mrs. Washburn continued to attend concerts at the school until Mr. Washburns health began to fail.
He remembers visiting their home and seeing the couples large collection of foreign instruments. Each one of them has a story, he said.
Mr. Washburns world travels and his specialty in Asian and African music helped make his work unique, according to Mr. Sitton. He soaked that all up, and parts of that come out in his music, he said.
Crane faculty members are considering a performance in Mr. Washburns honor, Mr. Sitton said.
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He was very open with his students and his friends, talking about the people he met, she said. He loved people. He loved what he was doing. I just think he was the most wonderful person.
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Typically there is no need to compile kernel (every distribution I have used has the modules already installed, these are RedHat, Slackware and Debian) , just load proper modules, edit your lilo.conf file. here is how i did it.
Any atapi/mmc compliant cdrw should work.I have one cdrom(hdc), one cd writer (the hp 8100, aka hdd). i use xcdroast for toasting software. I use hdc to rip music, to do this with xcdroast scsi emulation needs to be on for it too, if the drive is atapi/mmc compliant then there are no problems. i could use the burner to rip music, but it is slower and much more expensive than the plain old cd-rom.
- Edit lilo.conf or your grub.conf file so there is a line which says append=" hdc=ide-scsi hdd=ide-scsi" for lilo or hdd=ide-scsi hdc=ide-scsi for GRUB. this needs to be done in the section under image=/boot/vlinuz Here is a small example:
Code:boot=/dev/hda map=/boot/map install=/boot/boot.b prompt timeout=150 message=/boot/message linear default=linux image=/boot249/vmlinu label=linux read-only root=/dev/hdb1 append="hdc=ide-scsi hdd=ide-scsi"
- In the directory /dev/ delete any links to cdrom and create links to the drives files (which will be scsi) i.e.
You will want the file /etc/fstab to map to these correctly, the nice thing about symbolic links is that they work with any device file. My /etc/fstab has these entries:Code:rm /dev/cdrom* ln -s /dev/scd0 /dev/cdrom ln -s /dev/scd1 /dev/cdrom1
Code:/dev/cdrom /mnt/cdrom iso9660 noauto,owner,ro,unhide 0 0 /dev/cdrom1 /mnt/cdrom1 iso9660 noauto,owner,ro 0 0
- Run /sbin/lilo - this will make the chahges in lilo take effect, if you are using GRUB there is no ned to re-run this.
- Install xcdroast - this is trival in debain and redhat systems because the package systems will tell you what you ned. but in slackware you will need to also make sure mkisofs and cdrecord are installed plus the loop devices for the cdrom filesystem to be created. But if you are using slackware you are probably writing how-tos, not reading them
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Rangers Record: 10 - 6 - 1
Flames Record: 9 - 4 - 1
When the Rangers visited the Edmonton Oilers a couple nights ago, it was as near to a must-win game as possible this early in the season.
Having gotten the job done, the Rangers face another "must" for tonight as they visit Calgary, they must play consistent.
Steve Valiquette will get the start again as Henrik Lundqvist needed another game for maintenance especially since the Rangers won't play again until Thursday.
The line combinations appear to be:
Vinny Prospal - Brandon Dubinsky - Marian Gaborik
Chris Higgins - Chris Drury - Ryan Callahan
Enver Lisin - Artem Anisimov - Ales Kotalik
Sean Avery - Brian Boyle - Dane Byers
This is also the first meeting between the two teams following Avery's disparaging remarks to Dion Phaneuf about a previous girlfriend.
Both teams have played it down, as well as both players.
For Calgary, the offense has relied on the play of captain Jarome Iginla who has 16 points in 14 games. In addition to Iginla, a pleasant surprise for the Flames has been the play of the young Rene Bourque, who has 16 points as well.
The defense has stepped up for the Flames as well, with Phaneuf leading the offensive charge from the backend with 10 points. Robyn Regehr has complemented Phaneuf with eight points.
However, depth has been a question for Calgary early on. Former Rangers Nigel Dawes and Frederick Sjostrom have contributed, but not consistently. Dawes is also -6 on the year.
And the Flames' biggest acquisition in Jay Bouwmeester has not paid off, just yet. Bouwmeester has seven points and has been unable to capture the two-way play that made him a standout in Florida.
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Dr. George S. Sturtz, a longtime Watertown pediatrician who referred to himself in a 1994 Times story as a plain old country doctor, has died.
Dr. Sturtz, 88, Alexandria Bay, died Tuesday in Bronxville. Calling hours will be from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. Friday at Cummings Funeral Service Inc., 214 Sterling St. A funeral Mass will be said at 11 a.m. Saturday at St. Patricks Church, 123 S. Massey St.
Dr. Sturtz practiced medicine for nearly 40 years, retiring in 1994. He co-founded the North Country Childrens Clinic in 1971 as a well-child program targeting low- and middle-income families. The agency now has locations in Jefferson, Lewis, St. Lawrence and Franklin counties.
He was a real pillar of our organization, said Janice L. Charles, interim director of the clinic. We would never have progressed the way we did without him. We will miss him greatly.
Mrs. Charles, who retired in 2009 after leading the clinic for nearly 30 years, said Dr. Sturtz played a key role in promoting nurses in the clinics early days when it was staffed by about 20 volunteer nurses, offering medical training that allowed the nurses to serve more as nurse practitioners than was common at the time.
He had the foresight to want to put nurses in that role, Mrs. Charles said. He provided a lot of training so that we were able to actually examine children and identify what was normal and what was abnormal.
A graduate of Georgetown Universitys medical school, Washington, D.C., Dr. Sturtz did his residency at the Mayo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., among the most pre-eminent medical institutions, where he was chief resident. Despite an early start in research and an offer to join the staff of the Mayo Clinic, Dr. Sturtz returned to Watertown, eventually starting in 1957 the practice that became Pediatrics Associates of Watertown.
When asked at the time of his retirement whether he always planned to return to Watertown, Dr. Sturtz said, Always. Its my home, my community.
He also worked on Head Start and with Catholic Charities. He was president of Mercy Hospitals medical staff in 1982; was the House of the Good Samaritan, now Samaritan Medical Center, chief pediatrician from 1970 to 1975; and from 1957 to 1975 was the pediatrician at the former St. Patricks Orphanage, among other appointments. The former Mercy Hospitals dialysis center was dedicated to him.
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SFCC is committed to the health and safety of its faculty, staff and students and to maintaining a safe environment in which
they may work and learn. Therefore, any student behavior that causes concern on campus or in the classroom should be reported
to the Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT). Complete the BIT Referral Report form (linked below) and email it to
If this is an EMERGENCY, call 9-1-1 and contact SFCC Campus Security at (509) 475-7040.
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The SFCC Behavioral Intervention Team (BIT) is a multi-disciplinary team of college administrators, faculty, counselors and
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Over one million copies sold.
Gretchen Rubin had an epiphany one rainy afternoon in the unlikeliest of places: a city bus. "The days are long, but the years are short," she realized. "Time is passing, and I'm not focusing enough on the things that really matter." In that moment, she decided to dedicate a year to her happiness project.
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Q and A: DU Magazine Field Editor and "Closing Time" columnist E. Donnall Thomas Jr.
By Brandon Butler
E. Donnall (Don) Thomas Jr. isn't your average outdoor writer. If you're a reader of "Closing Time," Thomas's back-page column in
Ducks Unlimited
magazine, you're already aware of his immense talent for storytelling. But perhaps what separates him most from other writers is the straightforward and honest way he writes about hunting and himself.
The first time I met Don, I knew I liked him before a word was ever spoken between us. It was sometime in 2004. I was a pharmaceutical salesman calling on Don's medical practice in Lewistown,
, where he and his wife, Lori, still call home. As comfortable in a business suit as a cat is in water, I was in the wrong profession. So when Don came out of his office wearing grease-stained jeans and a shirt Goodwill might reject, I knew I had found one of my own.
While Don has written for almost every major outdoor magazine and published more than 20 books over the past two decades, he has scrupulously avoided becoming an "outdoor personality." He personally describes his breadth of work as "a collection of what's known in the trade as lyrical hunting stories." He's never enjoyed how-to writing much, but admits, "There probably is some useful, instructive information buried away in some of the things I write."
Don may not write about how to set a
decoy rig
for diving ducks or the ideal load for dropping a high-flying
Canada goose
, but his words do tell us how to enjoy, savor and embrace this passion for
we all share. He graciously took time out of his busy schedule to answer the following questions.
You've had a busy life as a family man, physician and adventurer. How did you come to be an outdoor writer as well?
I suppose it was an inevitable collision of two urges. My parents are avid outdoors people. I grew up with waterfowl, wingshooting and bird dogs. I actually have always loved to write and have a degree in English from the University of
I earned before enrolling in medical school. I began to write about the outdoors professionally in the early '80s and found I enjoyed it. It gave me a fresh perspective on a lot of things I was doing in the outdoors, so it became a marriage of two basic instincts.
What came first, the bow, the gun or the fly rod, and how did your path as a sportsman unfold?
I didn't become a serious bowhunter until later in life; I basically grew up with either a fly rod or shotgun in my hand. My father is a great shot and an excellent teacher who believes in starting kids young. So, by the time I was 8 or 9 years old, I could hold my own with the men at the local skeet club. So waterfowling and fly-fishing essentially came together, both long before bowhunting.
Your hunting and fishing adventures have taken you around the world. Can you name a couple of premier waterfowl destinations and explain why they're worthy of mention?
I've hunted waterfowl in a number of strange places, including South Africa, New Zealand and Australia, but most of those were add-ons to something else, usually a bowhunt.
Aside from Montana,
, the Columbia Basin and
Gulf Coast are regular destinations. I used to live in Alaska and I still get up their four to six times per year. I enjoy waterfowl hunting on the coast and in the interior.
Lori and I have very good friends from Texas who we usually visit every year to hunt the Gulf Coast. That's kind of a unique
area, with the warm saltwater marshes. It's like Alaska tide flats, only it's about 60 degrees warmer and there is an interesting assortment of waterfowl. It's also the only place I've ever been where I can cast a fly rod out of a duck blind and catch a redfish. And the Columbia Basin, because of growing up there and hunting with my father.
Could you describe to me an ideal day of waterfowl hunting?
There are a whole lot of ways you can have an ideal day waterfowl hunting, but I like a lot of variety when I'm hunting ducks. Here in central Montana, this is a dry area. We don't have a lot of wetlands because we're right on the cusp between the Central and Pacific
. Early-season duck hunting isn't much, but we have some really good late-season hunting over spring creeks. It's about 99 percent mallards though. A
is a great bird and I know hunters who would be happy if they never shot anything but a drake mallard for as long as they live. I'm the exact opposite; I love variety. A great day of duck hunting for me is when I'm seeing
wood ducks
and a diver or two. Of course, like a lot of us, I probably wouldn't walk across the street to shoot a limit of ducks if I didn't have one of my dogs with me. So one of the Labs has to be there.
Duck hunting is one of the few kinds of hunting that's a social affair. You get to talk to people in the blind, as opposed to bowhunting, which is extremely solitary. I really enjoy good company. Often it's Lori, but for years it was my father, who is still alive at age 91 but hasn't hunted the last few seasons due to health issues.
A variety of ducks, some good dog work and one of my favorite hunting partners with me—particularly my wife or my father—that's my ideal day of waterfowl hunting.
Explain to me the role of dogs in waterfowl hunting.
I absolutely hate losing game; I got that from my father. He grew up poor in rural Texas during the Depression and hunted because they needed the meat. Even when I was a kid my father would look for an hour for a downed bird if he had to. I grew up with the notion that it is very, very important to eat what you shoot.
So there is an important practical role the dog plays. Above and beyond that, I just love
hunting with dogs
. Now that the kids are grown and gone, the dogs are kind of our family. My dogs laugh at my jokes and don't look at me funny when I miss. Labs are just such personable, companionable dogs. I do a lot of hunting on my own with only my dogs, and Labs just make great company. They never cease to amaze me with their enthusiasm and willingness to hunt. The best trait in any hunting companion is enthusiasm, and you just can't beat a Lab in a duck blind.
Being a traditionalist, I doubt you're shooting any new, fancy shotgun. Tell me about the shotgun you waterfowl hunt with.
I appreciate nice shotguns, but I'm not a gun guy; a
is a tool to me. When I graduated from medical school in 1972 my father gave me a Browning over-and-under as a graduation present. That's what he always hunted with and what I grew up hunting with. I basically hunt with that gun 98 percent of the time. It's an improved cylinder modified, which a lot of people would say is a little too open for ducks, but most of my hunting is done over decoys and it absolutely gets the job done.
Let's say the tables turn and your physician comes to you and says, "Don, the end is near. You've got the time and strength for one more adventure." Where are you going? Who's going with you? And what are you chasing?
If I could only go hunting one more time, it would be duck hunting in Alaska, because I love Alaska and the wilderness so much. I would fly out to the west side of Cook Inlet or over in the Bristol Bay area and set up on a brackish-water pothole with Lori and one of my dogs, and I'd shoot a limit of ducks. I'd be just as happy as a clam.
For more information about Don Thomas's latest book,
The Language of Wings
, consisting of a collection of "Closing Time" columns from Ducks Unlimited magazine along selected with new material, go to


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News about Bradley Manning, including commentary and archival articles published in The New York Times.
Chronology of Coverage
Aug. 28, 2013
Editorial criticizes military's response to declaration by Chelsea Manning, formerly known as Pfc Bradley Manning, that she wants to live as a woman; urges military to give Manning appropriate medical care and safe but not unduly isolated housing, which should be available for all transgender prisoners. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
News organizations are divided in their handling of request that they now refer to Pfc Bradley Manning as a woman. MORE
Aug. 23, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning, who was sentenced to 35 years in prison for leaking vast archives of government files to WikiLeaks, says that he is female and asks to receive hormone therapy while in prison, setting up a potential conflict over a treatment the Army says it does not provide to its inmates. MORE
Aug. 22, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning is sentenced to 35 years in prison for providing more than 700,000 government files to WikiLeaks; sentence is longest ever handed down in case involving leak of United States government information for purpose of having information reported to public; leak lifted veil on American and military diplomatic activities worldwide; Manning will be eligible for parole in about seven years. MORE
Aug. 22, 2013
Editorial contends Pfc Bradley Manning's 35-year sentence is too severe, given his stated desire not to betray his country but to shed light on realities of American war effort; notes prosecutors are attempting to discourage other leakers with sentence, but holds even threat of a severe prison sentence will not deter those who believe the government is too secretive. MORE
Aug. 21, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning is posed to be sentenced for providing more than 700,000 secret government documents to WikiLeaks, largest leak of confidential materials in American history; faces up to 90 years in prison. MORE
Aug. 20, 2013
Defense lawyers for Pfc Bradley Manning make plea for leniency at sentencing hearing, asking military judge Col Denise R Lind to allow him a chance to rehabilitate himself; Manning faces up to 90 years in prison for his role in disclosing government documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Aug. 15, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning, who is facing up to 90 years in prison for leaking 700,000 government files to WikiLeaks, apologizes at his court-martial trial, saying he now realizes that what he did was wrong. MORE
Aug. 14, 2013
Former supervisor of Pfc Bradley Manning testifies at his court-martial trial that Army intelligence unit in Iraq allowed Manning to keep working with classified information despite recurring concerns about his mental health because unit was understaffed and he was playing vital role in analyzing insurgent threats. MORE
Aug. 13, 2013
Lawyer for Pfc Bradley Manning says at sentencing hearing that his client showed behavior that could have been a warning that he was unsuitable to serve as an intelligence analyst; Manning has been convicted of giving classified documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Aug. 10, 2013
Army prosecutors present their last witnesses in sentencing phase of Pfc Bradley Manning's court-martial for providing a trove of secret files to WikiLeaks. MORE
Aug. 9, 2013
Pentagon adviser Cmdr Youssef Aboul-Enein, who is witness for the prosecution in sentencing phase of court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning, offers testimony saying Al Qaeda could have used WikiLeaks disclosures to encourage attacks on the West. MORE
Aug. 5, 2013
National Theater of Wales staging of play The Radicalisation of Bradley Manning is opening three-week run as part of the British Council showcase at the Edinburgh Festival; play's run comes as public is highly attuned to Manning, whose trial began in June, and questions raised about legality and morality of whistle-blowing; play's author Tim Price says he feels kinship with Manning, whose mother is Welsh. MORE
Aug. 4, 2013
News analysis; disclosures of classified information by Pfc Bradley Manning and Edward J Snowden underscore how the government is stumbling in its efforts to protect its secrets in the Internet age. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
News analysis finds that disclosures made possible by digital media, government surveillance and unorthodox publishers like WikiLeaks have unsettled mass media's place in American democracy; notes case of Pfc Bradley Manning, who dodged a legal bullet with his acquittal on the most serious charge against him, aiding the enemy. MORE
Aug. 3, 2013
Former State Dept official Susan Swart, testifying at sentencing hearing of Pfc Bradley Manning, says Washington had to restrict access to an intelligence-sharing system after America's biggest leak of classified information to WikiLeaks. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Prosecutors in trial of Pfc Bradley Manning seek, as sentencing phase begins, to prove his disclosure of classified information to WikiLeaks has sown mistrust and damaged United States; suggest maximum sentence of 136 years in prison, but legal experts say it is unlikely that Manning will receive a sentence that long. MORE
Aug. 1, 2013
Letter from Floyd Abrams comments on July 31 article about verdict of not guilty in aiding the enemy in case of Pfc Bradley Manning. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Roots of Pfc Bradley E Manning's decision to release documents to WikiLeaks may spring as much from his troubled youth as from his political views; Manning, who spent his childhood alone and his teenage years bullied for his conflicted sexuality, had turned to Internet and burgeoning hacker community for solace while feeling outcast as a soldier in Iraq. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Military judge finds Pfc Bradley Manning not guilty of 'aiding the enemy' for releasing documents to anti-secrecy group WikiLeaks, rejecting government's unprecedented effort to bring such a serious charge in a leak case; is convicted of multiple counts of violating Espionage Act and could theoretically face maximum sentence of 136 years in prison, though actual term is likely to be much shorter. MORE
Jul. 31, 2013
Editorial welcomes acquittal of Pfc Bradley Manning on treason charge for leaking classified information to WikiLeaks, but notes that he still faces equivalent of several life sentences on espionage counts; asserts that federal government should satisfy itself with a more moderate sentence for Manning and then do something about its addiction to unchecked secrecy and overzealous prosecution of those who breach it. MORE
Jul. 30, 2013
Military judge Col Denise Lind has reached verdict and is poised to announce it in high-profile court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning, former Army intelligence analyst whose release of some 700,000 secret documents to WikiLeaks opened window into American military and diplomatic activities. MORE
Jul. 27, 2013
Defense lawyer for Pfc Bradley Manning portrays his client as 'young, naive, but good-intentioned' when he sent databases of secret documents about American military and diplomatic activities to WikiLeaks; urges judge in Manning's court-martial to be lenient. MORE
Jul. 26, 2013
Military prosecutor gives closing argument in court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning, portraying him as a traitor for leaking classified documents to WikiLeaks; Manning's lawyers counter that he is a principled protester who wanted to help society. MORE
Jul. 19, 2013
Military Judge Col Denise Lind rules that Pfc Bradley Manning will face a charge of aiding the enemy; Manning, if found guilty on all five counts, could face life in prison without parole plus an additional 154 years. MORE
Jul. 18, 2013
Col Denise Lind, military judge in trial of Pfc Bradley Manning, is expected to decide whether to drop charge accusing him of 'aiding the enemy,' which could put him in prison for life. MORE
Jul. 16, 2013
Judge hearing case against Pfc Bradley Manning says she will consider request to dismiss seven court-martial charges, including allegations that he aided the enemy when he provided hundreds of thousands of classified documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Jul. 11, 2013
Defense in court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning rests its case, with Harvard law professor Yochai Benkler testifying that WikiLeaks performed a legitimate journalistic function when Manning gave it vast archives of secret government files. MORE
Jul. 9, 2013
Defense lawyers for Pfc Bradley Manning ask military judge to acquit him of the most serious charges he faces--aiding the enemy by providing classified information to WikiLeaks--as they begin to present their witnesses at his court-martial. MORE
Jul. 2, 2013
Prosecutors in case against Pfc Bradley Manning try to prove that he aided Al Qaeda by giving diplomatic and military documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Jun. 18, 2013
Prosecutors lay groundwork for trying to prove that Pfc Bradley Manning gave WikiLeaks the e-mail addresses of more than 70,000 troops deployed in Iraq, charge to which he has pleaded not guilty. MORE
Jun. 5, 2013
Adrian Lamo, former computer hacker who reported Pfc Bradley Manning to military authorities in May 2010 after Manning confided that he had provided vast archives of secret government documents to WikiLeaks, testifies at the Private's court-martial; Lamo, despised by Manning's supporters, has maintained that turning Private Manning in was socially responsible act because such a wholesale leaking recklessly endangered others. MORE
Jun. 4, 2013
Court-martial of Pfc Bradley Manning, whose secret release of vast archive of military and diplomatic materials put WikiLeaks into international spotlight, opens with dueling portrayals; prosecutor says Manning is traitor who put sensitive information into enemy hands, while his defense lawyer insists his client had been 'naive.' MORE
May. 22, 2013
Government drops one charge against Pfc Bradley Manning, confessed source of vast archives of government documents made public through WikiLeaks, as pretrial hearings wrap up. MORE
Apr. 18, 2013
Military appeals court declines to rule on lawsuit seeking greater access for journalists to court filings and proceedings in criminal case against Pfc Bradley Manning, who has admitted to leaking confidential government documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Apr. 11, 2013
Military Judge Col Denise Lind rules that prosecutors must prove beyond a reasonable doubt that Pfc Bradley Manning had 'reason to believe' that secret government files he leaked to WikiLeaks could be used to harm the United States or to aid a foreign power; ruling adds addition burden to prosecutors at his court-martial. MORE
Mar. 25, 2013
David Carr The Media Equation column holds that federal trial against Pfc Bradley Manning for releasing state secrets has itself become state secret, with majority of proceedings and documentation being withheld from public and media; notes trial represents pattern of growing, almost capricious secrecy on part of government and affords the public little access to the proceedings. MORE
Mar. 14, 2013
Op-Ed article by Prof Yochai Benkler and lawyer Floyd Abrams warns prosecution of Pfc Bradley Manning, if successful, will establish chilling precedent of subjecting person who leaks national security information to capital prosecution or at least life imprisonment; urges prosecution to use Manning's guilty plea on lesser charges to steer clear of setting precedent that would create severe threat to future whistle-blowers. MORE
Mar. 11, 2013
Bill Keller Op-Ed column maintains that if Private Bradley Manning had given his secrets to the New York Times instead of WikiLeaks, consequences of his actions might have been slightly mitigated. MORE
Mar. 2, 2013
Military prosecutors say they will try Pfc Bradley Manning on most serious charges they have brought against him and possibly seek sentence of life without parole, despite his voluntary guilty plea to 10 lesser charges; Manning admitted in court that he provided about 700,000 government documents to WikiLeaks in most extensive leak of confidential and classified material in American history. MORE
Mar. 1, 2013
Pfc Bradley Manning confesses in open court to providing vast archives of military and diplomatic files to WikiLeaks, saying that he released information to help enlighten public and spark debate about foreign policy; pleads guilty to 10 criminal counts, exposing himself to up to 20 years in prison; case against him is not over, as military has charged him with more serious offenses, including violation of the Espionage Act. MORE
Feb. 27, 2013
Military Judge Col Denise R Lind rejects bid by lawyers for Pfc Bradley Manning to have leak charges against him dismissed on grounds that he had been denied a speedy trial; Manning spent more than three years in jail awaiting charges on providing confidential government documents to WikiLeaks. MORE
Jan. 17, 2013
Military judge rules that Pfc Bradley Manning's defense, led by David E Coombs, cannot present evidence of political motives for releasing confidential documents to WikiLeaks; ruling prevents defense from making sweeping claim that Manning's acts were in the public interest, argument that Coombs has hinted at. MORE
Jan. 10, 2013
Military judge says Pfc Bradley Manning's trial on charges of leaking confidential documents to Wikileaks will be postponed until at least June 3 to allow consideration of classified information that may be used. MORE
Jan. 9, 2013
Military Judge Col Denise Lind declines to dismiss charges against Pfc Bradley E Manning, former Army intelligence analyst accused of providing classified information to antisecrecy group WikiLeaks, despite his claims of mistreatment in detention. MORE
Dec. 12, 2012
Lawyers for Pfc Bradley Manning, who is accused of leaking confidential documents to Wikileaks, continue to argue that he suffered abuse at the hands of his jailors at Quantico Marine prison; military prosecutors argue that Manning was isolated and deprived of certain belongings because officials feared he was suicidal. MORE
Dec. 8, 2012
Lawyers for Pfc Bradley Manning, who faces life sentence for leaking confidential documents to WikiLeaks, are refocusing attention on his former jailors at Quantico, Va, Marine Corps base; have asked judge to throw out case due to abuses that allegedly included stripping Manning of his clothing and keeping him in isolation. MORE
Nov. 30, 2012
Private Bradley Manning, who is accused of leaking classified documents to Web site WikiLeaks, testifies during pretrial hearing that he felt like a caged animal while locked up in small cell for nine months after his arrest; his lawyers are seeking dismissal of all charges against him, arguing that his pretrial confinement had been needlessly harsh. MORE
Nov. 9, 2012
Private Bradley Manning notifies court-martial judge that he may plead guilty to at least some of the accusations that he leaked hundreds of thousands of military and diplomatic documents to antisecrecy group WikiLeaks. MORE
Apr. 27, 2012
Military Judge Col Denise Lind refuses to throw out a charge that Pfc Bradley Manning, who is accused of leaking government files to the anti-secrecy Web site Wikileaks, aided Al Qaeda; charge could result in a sentence of life in prison. MORE
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Review: 'Whistleblower,' a Dance-Theater Take on Chelsea Manning
This Mark Dendy cabaret explores the story of Ms. Manning, formerly Bradley Manning, who is serving a prison term for leaking documents.
September 21, 2015, Monday
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Más allá de Caitlyn Jenner, la lucha por los derechos transgénero continúa
El odio, la discriminación y la violencia siguen siendo parte de la vida diaria para miles de personas transgénero.
June 15, 2015, Monday
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Beyond Caitlyn Jenner Lies a Long Struggle by Transgender People
As a broader understanding of gender identity emerges, a history of hatred, violence and discrimination continues.
June 15, 2015, Monday
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Zach wrote:This move is the only thing that could make me feel worse right now after that Ravens game. Plus there is no way the Yankees would eat that much of his contract
Though the Yankees currently have $1-2MM to spend on a designated hitter, they could free up cash by dealing A.J. Burnett, Jon Heyman of CBS Sports tweets. Burnett has $33MM remaining on his contract, and it would be a surprise if the Yankees free up more than $10MM via trade.
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TuckerBlair89 wrote:I would argue that he is not even a proven commodity in the AL East. He has shown little during his time to be considered a player that should be targeted by the Orioles.
We should really stay away from players like Burnett. We have enough depth at SP to not need another risk like Burnett.
Zach wrote:This would not be low risk. We would have to dish out money that could be spent elsewhere this offseason (development, scouting, etc...). Also, if we had to dish out anything besides money it would be a waste of prospects which is something we don't need at all. This trade just doesn't make sense right now in the stage of the development of this organization.
Matt P wrote:Your plan is banking on the fact that he bounces back and is worth something in the future. There is no evidence that suggests that will happen at all. If the reason he has been bad is because he can't handle the NY spotlight why would any playoff team want to trade for him for a playoff run? If the reason he has been bad because he just isn't that good of a pitcher we are stuck with him for two seasons and wasted 10 million.
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It seems like just yesterday we were stalking the web, hoping to get a first glimpse at the much buzzed-about Coachella lineup, and now the festival is practically upon us! But before we begin gushing about the amazing bands we're excited to see--Robyn, The Black Keys, Arcade Fire, and Kanye West: we're talking to you!--we've got to talk about fashion. (After all, the three-day music event has become a serious style scene.) And while some attendees will no doubt wear their most extreme hipster ensembles, we think you should create outfits that are practical and stylish, even if that means leaving the knee-high, lace-up gladiator sandals at home. Accordingly, we've rounded up a handful of festival-worthy items that are sure to help you create inspiring looks without giving you wonky tan lines or making you look like you're trying too hard. So whether you're packing for Coachella, gearing up for Bonnaroo, or getting ready for Lollapalooza, you definitely won't want to miss today's edition of WWW Picks!
1. Isabel Marant Out of Africa Shell and Stone Bracelet ($120)
Remember, simple and fuss-free outfits are key when it comes to music festival attire, so it's always best to keep your accessories and jewelry minimal. Avoid slinky necklaces and delicate rings, and go for a sturdy bracelet instead, like Isabel Marant's shell and stone bracelet! It has a cool, pseudo-tribal vibe and subtle hints of color, which means it will work well with an array of festival outfits.
2. Madewell Solid Bandeau Top ($44) and Solid Boybrief ($44) in Olive Grove
Assuming you're not camping on site, you're probably staying at a nearby hotel. And what do most hotels have? Pools, of course! Since the shows don't usually kick off until the early afternoon, why not catch up on your tan poolside in this suit from Madewell? We adore its retro bandeau top and simple silhouette; it's a perfect, classic, affordable option! Of course, if you don't have access to a pool, you can always wear this suit under your clothes...just incase you want to shed some layers throughout the day.
3. Forever 21 Wide Brim Hat ($6.50)
As avid Coachella goers, we definitely know a thing or two about what makes the perfect festival hat. While in the past we've reached for woven boaters and fedoras, this season we're going for a more '70s/boho look with Forever 21's floppy hat. The wide brim is great for keeping the scorching sun off your face and the subtle straw bow adds a sweet element to this must-buy piece.
4. Levi's Classic Trucker Jacket ($79.50) in Light Blue
Though you'll probably want to avoid any type of outerwear when the sun is blazing, we do recommend packing some lightweight layers for the after-hours sets. Levi's Classic Trucker Jacket is our top pick, thanks to its simple silhouette and cool, vintage-inspired wash. When the sun begins to set, just throw it on over your maxi dress or a loose tank and we guarantee you'll be thankful you brought it.
5. Winter Kate Passenger Halter Dress ($285)
It's always a good idea to have an unfussy maxi dress on hand, and this one by Winter Kate is ideal for a number of reasons. For starters, it's airy and lightweight, so you won't feel overheated. We also are crazy about its floor-grazing silhouette (you won't have to worry about flashing the world when you sit down) and its floral print, which won't show dirt easily (you'll look presentable even if you're dirty). If this dress doesn't quite fit in your budget, French Connection's Garden Print Maxi Dress ($93) and Guess' Floral Pink Printed Maxi Dress ($138) are both whimsical alternatives that embody a similarly laidback vibe. Whatever frock you choose, we suggest styling it with a wide-brimmed hat for the perfect free-spirited look.
6. Salvatore Ferragamo Suede Messenger Bag ($1490, 1.800.628.8916)
If you're going to bring one bag to this year's music fest, make it Salvatore Ferragamo's Suede Messenger Bag. It has a charming, rustic look that is sure to be a crowd-pleaser and the across-body strap allows for all-day comfort and easy toting. Even better: it has plenty of room to store all your necessities, like sunblock and your denim jacket! If you're looking for a less pricey carrier, we're also crazy about Topshop's Suede Tooled Leather Satchel ($70) and Fossil's Vintage Re-Issue Flap Crossbody ($148); both meet all the sartorial demands and their prices are right!
7. Essie Nail Polish ($8) in Da Bush
While you might be tempted to play it safe with a nude nail polish, we like the idea of going for an offbeat earthy tone instead! One of our favorites is Da Bush from Essie's Resort 11 collection, a pretty khaki-meets-sage green color that's subtle and very wearable. Of course, if you're not quite sold on this exact color, be sure to check out the collection's three other free-spirited shades. You're sure to find something you love!
8. BDG Raw-Edge Corduroy Shorts ($39) in Red
While we always recommend packing a pair of your staple denim cutoffs--they're a classic choice for music festivals--these adorable red corduroy shorts by BDG are the perfect way to address this season's ultra-bright color palette. The frayed hemline gives them a great worn-in look, plus the pop of color will liven up your neutral pieces perfectly. (Note: if you're not a fan of red, these shorts also come in blue and brown.) We'd pair them with a slouchy tank and sandals for a cool and comfortable daytime ensemble.
9. Topshop Vanda Blue Crochet Espadrilles ($40) in Blue
Since you're going to be doing most of your walking/standing on grass and dirt, we suggest wearing a wedge or flat shoe. If you prefer the latter, you definitely don't want to miss Topshop's Vanda Blue Crochet Espadrilles. These slip-ons are the perfect alternative to a pair of flip-flops and are a light and airy choice your feet will certainly appreciate. And did we mention, they're super comfy? Yes, you can take these oh-so cute espadrilles from morning 'till after midnight without skipping a beat.
10. Kain Tank Libby Sweater ($184, 212.966.5303)
A music festival typically calls for plenty of tank tops, so each year we're always on the lookout for some fabulous options. Happily, we came across this netted version by Kain. The earthy, taupe color is quite lovely and the woven detailing offers plenty of textural intrigue. The sweater straddles the line between dressy and casual, so you can wear it with a pair of cutoffs during the day and style it with a maxi skirt for the late-night parties. Now if you're not willing to invest in this perfect piece, you should take a look at Wool and the Gang's Tala Hand-Knitted Cotton Tank ($85) and Topshop's Apricot Crochet Zip Back Crop Sleeveless Top ($55).
11. H&M Sunglasses ($12.95, 212.343.2722) in Brown
Hands down, the number one music festival accessory is a cute pair of sunnies! Now, you know we're mad about the insanely cool styles seen at Proenza Schouler and Fendi, but if you're looking for a classic, circular shape, these sunglasses from H&M will surely fit the bill. The rich brown color is very flattering, and we like that they're simple yet still very chic, so you can wear them with everything.--Jessica Baker
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Clinton Power Station returned to full power Tuesday evening, following repairs to the hydraulic control system that regulates speed on the main turbine.
CLINTON, Ill. – Clinton Power Station returned to full power Tuesday evening, following repairs to the hydraulic control system that regulates speed on the main turbine.
Operators took the unit offline on Friday, April 26, after they observed low hydraulic pressure on the control system that regulates main turbine speed. Both the turbine and main generator are on the non-nuclear side of the plant.
Clinton Power Station is located approximately six miles east of Clinton. The plant produces 1,078 megawatts, enough electricity for about one million homes.
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