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Strange, no where did they ever say why the plane went down. There were no details, besides that the people were okay. The article was made up of tiny quotes and statements by people, with no key info or statements. Pretty bad writing if you ask me.
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Representative Bob Goodlatte (R-Va.), chairman of the committee, released the following statement before hearing testimony from a panel of expert witnesses.
On Feb. 4, 2013, a confidential Justice Department white paper outlining the legal justification for targeted killings of U.S. citizens overseas was leaked to NBC News. The leak of this white paper brought renewed attention to an issue largely ignored during President Obama's tenure — is the targeted killing of alleged American terrorists appropriate and under what circumstances? The white paper also confirms a palpable shift in War on Terror policy by this President.
In 2007, Barack Obama, the then-junior Senator from Illinois laid out his position on the War on Terror.
"To build a better, freer world, we must first behave in ways that reflect the decency and aspirations of the American people…. This means ending the practices of shipping away prisoners in the dead of night to be tortured in far-off countries, of detaining thousands without charge or trial, of maintaining a network of secret prisons to jail people beyond the reach of the law."
The same president who opposes the detention of foreign terrorists, who opposes the use of enhanced interrogation techniques on foreign terrorists, and who attempted to bring foreign terrorists to trial in New York City is now personally approving the killing of Americans. Ironically, the detention facility in Guantanamo remains open and Khalid Sheik Mohammed and his co-conspirators are being tried before a military commission.
Following the release of the white paper, a bipartisan group of Committee members requested the opportunity to review the memos that form the basis for the white paper. Our request was denied. One of President Obama's first acts as President was to release the Bush Justice Department's enhanced interrogation techniques memos to the public. But he now refuses to provide his Justice Department's targeted killing memos not just to the public but even to congressional overseers.
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CANTON St. Lawrence Countys options for handling its fiscal problems have narrowed since both of its state senators have refused to introduce a measure to allow it to raise the local share of the sales tax.
We are disappointed and frustrated, said Legislature Chairwoman Sallie A. Brothers, D-Norfolk. Its been very tiresome to hear the same words over and over again.
County officials met personally with Sen. Joseph A. Griffo, R-Rome, and had a telephone conference call with Sen. Patricia A. Ritchie, R-Heuvelton, to try to convince them of their need for a sales tax increase.
The same sentiments were given by both, Mrs. Brothers said.
Sen. Griffo told her he was following the lead of Gov. Andrew M. Cuomo for no new taxes.
They also got elected on mandate relief, and they havent done any of it, Legislator James A. Bunstone, D-Potsdam, said at a Monday meeting. If they want to stay with no new taxes, lets move on to mandate relief. I doubt it will happen.
In his conversation with county officials, Sen. Griffo also deferred to Mrs. Ritchie as St. Lawrence is her home county.
That probably means the coming representation of Sen. Elizabeth OC. Little, R-Queensbury, later this year as a result of redistricting likely will not help the county in its quest for a sales tax increase either, Mrs. Brothers said.
After hearing Sen. Griffo, Im not sure he or Sen. Little have any influence, she said.
Sen. Griffo suggested to county officials they go into deficit financing, but that would mean endless borrowing, Mrs. Brothers said.
A potential bill that would leave sales tax increases up to public referendum is not expected to get very far, at least not during this state legislative session, County Administrator Karen M. St. Hilaire said.
The countys fund balance could dip below $1 million by the end of this year. It is waiting on $3 million in tribal compact funds that have been held up because of a dispute between the state and the St. Regis Mohawk Reservation over gaming exclusivity.
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BUFFALO, NY - "We intended on being here for only a couple of weeks," said Karl Stoll, as he gazed around the cramped motel room that has now served as living quarters for himself, his wife Nancy, and their dog and cat for nearly three months.
Stoll, 54, has been disabled nearly all his life...beset by a myriad of medical maladies including juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, scoliosis, and a heart condition. In more recent years, he also has undergone knee and hip replacements.
Despite all that, he'd still been able to make a way for himself, most recently as a car salesman.
But in March, 2009 Stoll suffered a spinal cord infarction, rendering him a paraplegic and confining him to a wheel chair.
"It took my legs away," he said.
Once the legs were gone, so was his job. Then his home.
"Our house was foreclosed on...and they booted us out," he stated matter-of-factly.
Given the tough economy, the Stolls knew they weren't alone in suddenly being homeless. But they had no idea how much company they had, until they reached out to Belmont Housing Resources hoping to be placed into the federal rent subsidy program known as Section VIII.
Belmont is one of three agencies in Erie County which administers the program on behalf of the federal government.
"They told us that we were on an 87-month waiting list," said Stoll. "I couldn't believe it. I realize that the recent economic downturn has put a lot of people out, but 87 months ..what's that, 7 years? How can anybody wait 7 years for housing?"
"Unfortunately, that's the sad reality," said Kathy O'Brien, Belmont's Vice President for Housing Programs.
O'Brien told WGRZ-TV that while her agency has the ability to fund rental assistance for 5,500 families each and every month in Erie County, the number currently on the waiting list for such assistance is a staggering 24,000.
"There are a lot of people who need help," said O'Brien, noting the number of Western New Yorkers who have lost jobs and houses, and who still can't find work to help them rise from the abyss.
"I wish I could say that I think applications are going to fall off, but I don't see this happening," she said.
For example, while O'Brien says her agency has been able to place nearly 1,800 families into subsidized housing in 2010, the number of new applicants during that same time was roughly 3,400 --nearly twice as many.
"And the federal government recently has not been putting a lot of new funding into this program," she said.
Adding to the backlog is the fact that unlike welfare or unemployment benefits, there is no "maxing out" or cut off time for Section VIII rent subsidies.
"People are not leaving the program...and in the case of senior citizens in subsidized housing, they are living longer."
Nancy Stroll, who was also stricken with juvenile rheumatoid arthritis, is also disabled. And even if she were to gain employment, someone would still need to tend to her husband.
"There's a lot of people who have other options, but my wife is my full time caretaker and I'm trapped here," said Karl Stoll. "There's not a whole lot I can do ...we can't live on the street because given our situation, we wouldn't last a week," he said.
Their living space, crowded by boxes of the belonging they were able to bring with them, is also where they take their meals.
Sometimes, they are graced with food brought over by friends.
On most occasions, though, they retrieve what they can from the cold cuts and milk they have stashed in a mini refrigerator, preparing meals on a hot-plate or on the gas grill which they say the motel owner graciously allowed them to keep next to the wheelchair ramp which leads to the door of their first floor abode.
The Stolls don't ever expect their lives to be easy. After all, their lives never have been. And while their surroundings may be bleak, their spirit--while being tried on a consistent basis--endures.
"I will be looking for work again once we get settled. But that's down the road a piece," Karl said.
These current accommodations, though, are costing them $700 per month, and literally devouring the disability benefits they receive through social security.
"We're spending more money a month here than what it was costing us to live in a house."
"There are some other other places where they may be able to find housing that's more affordable than what they have today," said O'Brien, who offered to personally intervene in the Stoll's case to try and help them.
Grateful for that, the Stolls are also hopeful that someone in Western New York reading this might also be of assistance, particularly if they have an apartment which is wheelchair accessible, allows cats and dogs, and which can be rented for a reasonable amount.
"I'm just trying to find us a place to live," said Karl, his voice breaking just for a moment. "If they've got a place..maybe they can help us...because we're just at our wits end," he said.
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They were married for forty-one years.
Born in Pawtucket, he was the son of the late Thomas F. Grady Sr. and Muriel (Achorn) Grady.
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POTSDAM The town has received a study detailing how to expand water and sewer coverage up Route 56, but a high price tag means the project is still a long way out, if it happens at all.
It would take $7 million or more to extend town water and sewer lines up the studied portion of Route 56, near the border of the village of Potsdam, according to the study.
The high cost did not come as a surprise, Supervisor Marie C. Regan said.
Theres nothing really new there, she said.
Blue Mountain Engineering, North Bangor, completed the study, which was an update of work Blue Mountain did in 2006.
The first time the Town Council discussed the project, it was scrapped because of the high cost, partially because of the focus on building a new town hall.
The updated study is being distributed among Town Council members as they prepare to decide whether to undertake the project now that the hall is finished and renovations on Potsdam Town Court are complete.
Everybody is having a chance to look at the study, Ms. Regan said.
The extension would require numerous funding sources.
Many state sources require projects to be submitted to the states Intended Use Program, an annually updated list maintained by the state Department of Environmental Conservation.
Ms. Regan said the town might apply for a place on the list, but first it needs to make sure the residents and business owners in the affected area are interested in getting water and sewer services.
Now that we know what it costs, well have to talk about it, she said. Well have to see if there is interest.
Regardless of the decision, any action remains in the distant future.
The stretch of road in question has caused occasional controversy between the town of Potsdam and the village.
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NEWPORT–Poor field conditions at Lake Region forced the Lady Rangers to head up to their old rival North Country's home turf to take on Winooski Monday afternoon.
"We are grateful to North Country for letting us use their field," said Coach Urie of the Falcons generosity.
The Rangers Tyrah Urie would net all three goals for LR, pacing the team to a 3-1 win over the Spartans.
Lake Region came out early with pressure, forcing Spartan goalie Shelby Alger to make several first half saves.
Ten minutes into the first, it looked like the Lady Rangers were going to take the lead, but Ashley Locke's shot bounced harmlessly off the left post and out of the danger zone.
Nine minutes later it would be the Rangers catching a lucky break as the officials missed a handball inside the LR 18, thus averting a penalty kick.
After the no call, Lake Region turned the ball up the field and continued their assault on the Winooski net.
Number three would get her first goal when Caitlyn Bernier made a nice pass from the right side of the net to Urie who made a shuffle step and slid the ball past Alger with nine minutes to play in the half.
"When she gets the ball, she is going to score," said Urie, "We just need to get the ball to her to make it happen."
The Rangers would make it happen two more times in the contest, but not before some strong Winooski pressure for the next twenty plus minutes.
The Spartans picked up their game after Urie's goal, and closed the half with a flurry in front of the LR net.
The surging Winooski club continued to play good ball in the beginning of the second, as they won 50/50 balls and make smart passes.
The problem for the Spartans was that they could not hit the net consistently, and when they did get the ball on goal, Jordyn Cowles did not have to move very much to make the saves.
The Rangers also had a hard time making space for themselves when the advanced up the field.
"We are a team built on speed, this field was a little narrower than we are used to, so we did end up bunching up a little bit, but as the half wore on I thought we were able to switch fields a little better and got off some nice crosses," said Urie of his teams' brief let up.
The Lady Rangers seemed shake off their lethargic start to the half when they went up 2-0 on Urie's second goal of the game at the 27:52 marker, but Winooski was not about to roll over just yet.
Katie Decarreau had a great chance to got her team on the board, but sailed her shot over Cowles and the net into the North Country parking lot.
Christina Dang also had a golden opportunity coming down the left side, but a Ranger defender was able to catch up the her and strip the ball away.
Going the other way, it appeared that Lake Region had gone up 3-0 on a nice cross from Brett Chamberlin to Bernier, but the goal was called back due to a hand ball.
The Spartans finally got on the scoreboard when Brianna Robare was able to get the ball up and over Cowles with 5:40 remaining.
Urie would complete the hat trick and restore the two goal margin two minutes after the Robare goal.
Corrina Cota's corner kick, probably the strongest ball of the afternoon, created some LR pressure in front of the Winooski net and Tyrah was able to charge the net and put the game away for the Lady Rangers.
On her hat-trick Urie said simply "It felt good", but when asked about her team she admitted they had a few lapses but they "were able to shake them off and things turned out well,"
After the game Coach Urie said it was nice that they were able to rest some players, but also stated that several of his players are still pretty banged up.
"Cailyn Gallup is pretty much playing on one leg, but she continues to play out there. Our freshman keeper played pretty well, she made one little mistake, but other than that it was good."
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Buffalo, NY -- The movie, "Captain Phillips," about the captain and crew of a U.S. Merchant Marine ship taken captive in 2009 by Somali pirates opened Friday.
Actor Tom Hanks plays Captain Richard Phillips who was held captive for nearly five days by Somali pirates.
And, there is a Buffalo connection. One of the men involved in the rescue operation is from here.
"We were going fast. For as fast as our ship could go, we were hauling," says John Siller.
"So, you knew something was up, but you didn't know what it was yet," said Channel 2's Kelly Dudzik.
"We had a feeling. I mean, we had seen everything on the news. This had been the first American flagged ship that had been taken by Somali pirates," says Siller.
John Siller, a mass communication specialist in the Navy, was aboard the U.S.S. Boxer as it rushed to help free the real-life Captain Phillips.
"Once it developed into that hostage situation, where they left the ship and went onto the life boat, we were like are we going to be going here? And then, turned out, we were," he recalls.
Part of a new counter-piracy task force, Siller and a few of his colleagues were assigned to take pictures to document the events about to unfold.
"I photographed all of his mugshots for the FBI and NCIS," says Siller of the captured pirate. "My heart was beating fast. It was cool, I mean, part of me was like wow, this is awesome. I mean, it's also like you know what just happened, but you also know that you're now involved in what was a huge news story at the time."
Now, Siller's real-life experience is hitting the big screen.
"Maybe they got Denzel to play me. Just kidding. I'm sure there's no one in the movie that remotely resembles what I was doing. If there was, that would be pretty cool," he says.
Siller says Tom Hanks is one of his favorite actors, and he has pretty high expectations for the film. But, he does not want to ruin the ending for anyone unfamiliar with the story.
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YORK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) -- You could call it a local version of "Extreme Home Makeover;" contractor, Jason Lajeunesse is once again making over a home for a family that needs more accessibility for their disabled child.
Over the summer, Jason Lajeunesse, who owns JDL Building & Remodeling of New England, volunteered his services and got a massive team together to help renovate a home for the Bowies; a family in Berwick struggling to move their severely disabled child through their cramped house.
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He's doing it again for a family in York. As their son Miles grows, they struggle to lift him into his baths, and he's losing mobility throughout the home.
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SOUTH AFRICA - A woman blows a vuvuzela in support of the South African national soccer team in Johannesburg. Thousands of fans flocked to the streets of Sandton district waving flags and blowing vuvuzelas in support of their team, two days before the start of the first soccer World Cup to be held in Africa.
VERO BEACH - Steve Pfiester, right, who is a trainer and owns Longevity Fitness Club and Spa, speaks friends and supporters during a party at Costa d'Esta. The event was held to prior the the airing of the first episode of Bridal Bootcamp, a series on VH1, in which Pfiester works as a trainer.
FORT PIERCE - Aidan Harrison, 4, of Port St Lucie looks for fish and is one of the handful of children at Jaycee Park as part of the Wednesday Wiggles program offered by the Manatee Observation and Education Center.
WABASSO - Fourth-grade students Jeremy Madrid, left, and Dante Parks, right, share a hug with their Principal Jody Bennett during the final day of school at Pelican Island Elementary School. For Bennett, it's also the last day of being a principal after accepting a position as the Indian River County School District's new Executive Director of Curriculum. "Of course I'm going to miss the students because I love them." Bennett said about the ending of her four years as principal at the school." I'm looking foreword to doing great things at the district office."
WABASSO - Graduating students Marc Brown, left, Brittany Winkel, second from right, and Naghua Taylor, right are led through the aisle by Shannon Glazer, center, a vary exceptionality teacher during the 2010 commencement exercises for the thre students at the Wabasso School. Wabasso School is a ESE school that takes on 59-60 students with mental or physical disabilities.
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GAZA STRIP - A Palestinian shows the border line between the town of Rafah, southern Gaza Strip, and Egypt. The opening of Gaza's official gateway to the world in Rafah has turned into a scene of extreme anxiety with hundreds crowding around Hamas border officials to learn when, and if, they can cross into Egypt. Gazans sealed in for three years are grateful just to have the hope after Israel's deadly raid on a blockade-busting flotilla focused attention on the Gaza Strip.
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INDIA - Policemen perform yoga exercises early morning near their camp in Allahabad.
STUART - Audubon of Martin County members and Sailfish Point residents gather while observing the least terns that are nesting on the beach in Sailfish Point. From left are president of Audubon of Martin County Lisa Fiore, Audubon volunteer photographer Nancy Price, resident Leslie Hoffmann, Audubon of Martin County member Beverly Poppke and resident Camille Hoffmann. when Leslie Hoffmann noticed the least terns on the beach behind her home, she contacted Audubon of Martin County who plan to continue to monitor the group of birds.
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CALIFORNIA - Confetti rains down as Meg Whitman, left, winner of the Republican nomination for governor of California, and Carly Fiorina, the GOP nominee for the U.S. Senate from California, celebrate at a post-primary election celebration in Anaheim. U.S. Sen. Barbara Boxer says she is used to tough campaigns, so Carly Fiorina won't represent an exception on that front. Still, Fiorina has some things going for her that make her particularly formidable: money, the ability to run as a political outsider and a fired-up conservative base.
SOUTH AFRICA - A man makes animal figures with sand at the Durban beach. The first soccer World Cup to be played in Africa is set to kick off on June 11.
GAZA STRIP - A Palestinian man smokes as he waits to cross to Egypt, at Rafah border crossing, southern Gaza Strip. The opening of Gaza's gateway to the world has turned into a scene of extreme anxiety with hundreds crowding around border officials to learn when, and if, they can cross into Egypt. Gazans sealed in for three years are grateful just to have the hope after Israel's deadly raid on a blockade-busting flotilla that killed 8 Turkish and one US-Turkish citizen, focused attention on the Gaza Strip.
ITALY - Members of the Women's Ordination Conference lift up the holy host as they celebrate a mass at the Anglican church in Rome. Groups that have long demanded that women be ordained Roman Catholic priests took advantage of the Vatican's crisis over clerical sex abuse to press their cause demanding the Vatican open discussions on letting women join the priesthood.
ALABAMA - Chuck Lamb of Clarksdale, Miss., applies sun tan oil as oil cleanup workers clean tar balls off the beach in Orange Beach. Large amounts of the oily tar balls have started washing up on Orange Beach and the beaches in the western Florida panhandle.
SOUTH AFRICA - A South African man wearing a Mexican wrestler mask sings during a promotional event organized by the Mexican Embassy at the Melrose plaza in Johannesburg, Wednesday, June 9, 2010. Mexico will play the World Cup opening match against South Africa on June 11.
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Editor's Note: This is one of a series of articles about the history of the Sun Advocate and the county it covers as a newspaper. These articles are being prepared in commemoration of the 120th anniversary of the newspaper's birth in 1891.>
The beginning of 1958 saw the first mention of the idea of having a consolidated water district for municipalities within the county and the area as a whole.
A report by an engineering consulting firm stated that the "need for an over-all authority to govern the municipal and industrial water supply and distribution problems of the Price River valley" was needed and to that end the "creation of a special improvement district that would provide the central power required to construct and operate water treatment plants" and that would "supply and distribute water to the several municipalities and industries located in the area.
Later that year (in September) the first steps were taken to create such a district by the Carbon County Commission by passing a resolution to create the Price River Special Water Improvement District. In late November, as the idea became more and more controversial the county commission decided to study the idea further, which delayed any action on it into at least 1959.
In late January four men were killed in the Spring Canyon Coal Company mine when a bounce and then an explosion rocked the mine. Killed in the disaster were William Daniels, Dean Nielsen, Cecilio Garcia and Keith Anderson.
The building boom of 1957 started to show results in early 1958 as the new Price City Library was dedicated. It was a project that actually began in 1946 when voters approved bonds to build the building and by 1956 the city was ready to move on the plans. The library opened for regular business on Feb. 24.
In March, Price welcomed a new chain store to the town in the form of the F.W. Woolworth Company. The 12,000 square foot retail enterprise opened on the corner of 100 East and Main Street (where the Southeastern Utah Health Department is now housed).
In those days, this was a version of a big box store, being part of a chain that had stores all over the country. The store would make the news two months later when a car driven by a Spring Glen man jumped the curb when the brakes failed and the vehicle plowed through the new building's front door, breaking the doors and slightly bending fenders on the car.
In 1958 television was becoming more prevalent across the country and the first color sets were being introduced locally. Carbon County commissioners decided to erect a translator station to send signals from the Salt Lake stations to the county. However private concerns in the area that wanted to profit from such transmissions said that the equipment being installed did not meet the requirements of such an arrangement that had been set forth by the federal government. The fight over television and radio translators in the area goes on to this day. In August a number of private concerns including Price Community TV and Helper Community TV filed a motion for a restraining order against the county from setting up a broadcast system in that service was already being supplied to many residents through a cable system.
In December the Price City Council passed a resolution asking that Carbon College become a branch of the University of Utah. The thought was since Carbon County was a principal mining area in the state the school would be ideal as a school of mines for the state.


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CLEVELAND -- For the first time, we hear from the police officers who opened fire on 2 unarmed suspects after a high speed chase last November.
On Wednesday, the Ohio Attorney General's Office released more than 12 hours of interviews conducted by the state Bureau of Criminal Investigation, or BCI.
They reveal a side of the story, never seen before: Veteran police officers, reduced to tears, while recounting their role in the shooting.
Officer Michael Brelo, an Iraq war veteran, is seen pausing several times, as he fights back tears.
"Even through Iraq, I never fired my weapon. I've never been so afraid of my life," said Brelo.
Investigators say Brelo jumped on top of a police cruiser and fired directly into the suspects' windshield. 49 bullet casings at the scene matched his weapon.
In the interview of Officer Mike Farley, BCI agent John Saraya asks, "Why did you fire?"
"It was the scariest thing in the world, I fired because I thought they were shooting at us," said Farley.
"I don't know if I ever want to be a policeman again," he quietly said, as he held tissues and dried his tears.
The 13 Cleveland Police officers fired as many as 137 rounds at the suspects, Timothy Russell and Malissa Williams, and their car after a 22-minute chase that criss-crossed the city, and ended in a middle school parking lot in East Cleveland.
The following barrage of gunfire lasted about 17 seconds.
Officer Wilfredo "Ed" Diaz, who says the suspects' car was coming at him, was the first to open fire.
"I remember thinking I wasn't going to shoot fast enough. I remember thinking by daughter's gonna be 4 in March, and I won't see her," Diaz said, as he choked back tears.
Det. Jeff Follmer, the president of the Cleveland Police Patrolman's Association says he wants the public to see the officers' perspective of that night.
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The Domestic Sphere Goes Pop, a new exhibition at the University Museum of Contemporary Art, investigates what happens to unremarkable objects when they are elevated to the status of art. The exhibition will open on Wednesday, April 4 and be on view through May 6. The opening reception will be held on Wednesday, April 4 from 5-7 p.m. and will include a gallery talk by Rebecca Bernard and Kristen Rudy, co-curators and candidates for Master's of Art in Art History, UMass Amherst.
The Domestic Sphere Goes Pop examines works on paper from the 1960s and 1970s. It focuses particularly on the ways artists manipulate color, form, scale, context, and technique to defamiliarize the everyday. Artists in this exhibition include: Richard Hamilton, Roy Lichtenstein, Eduardo Paolozzi, Robert Rauschenberg, James Rosenquist, and Andy Warhol. The works of art in this exhibition have been drawn from the strong permanent collection of the University Museum of Contemporary Art.
The Domestic Sphere Goes Pop is co-curated by Rebecca Bernard and Kristen Rudy, Masters in Art History candidates, 2012. This exhibition is presented as the culmination of their Curatorial Fellowship. The Curatorial Fellowship is a year-long Independent Study that is conducted in collaboration with the Art History Program. The Fellowship entails all aspects of producing an exhibition, including grant writing, researching the UMCA's permanent collection, and developing concepts and theoretical underpinnings. The success of this program is made possible through the support and guidance of Loretta Yarlow (Gallery Director), Eva Fierst (Curator of Education), and
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The status of James Joyce as a writer never could be determined in his lifetime. In the opinion of some critics, notably Edmund Wilson, he deserved to rank with the great innovators of literature as one whose influence upon other writers of his time was incalculable. On the other hand, there were critics like Max Eastman who gave him a place with Gertrude Stein and T.S. Eliot among the "Unintelligibles" and there was Professor Irving Babbitt of Harvard who dismissed his most widely read novel, "Ulysses," as one which only could have been written "in an advanced stage of psychic disintegration."
Originally published in 1922, "Ulysses" was not legally available in the United States until eleven years later, when United States Judge John Monro Woolsey handed down his famous decision to the effect that the book was not obscene. Hitherto the book had been smuggled in and sold at high prices by "bookleggers" and a violent critical battle had raged around it.
"'Ulysses' is not an easy book to read or understand," Judge Woolsey wrote. "But there has been much written about it, and in order properly to approach the consideration of it it is advisable to read a number of other books which have now become its satellites. The study of "Ulysses" is therefore a heavy task.
"The reputation of 'Ulysses' in the literary world, however, warranted my taking such time as was necessary to enable me to satisfy myself as to the intent with which the book was written, for, of course, in any case where a book is claimed to be obscene it must first be determined whether the intent with which it was written was what is called, according to the usual phrase, pornographic, that is, written for the purpose of exploiting obscenity. -- From the New York Times obituary, January 13, 1941
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Ireland Buys a Trove of Joyce Notebooks
In a sort of homecoming for this country's most famous exile, the National Library of Ireland has acquired a sprawling collection of manuscripts by James Joyce, including, in a total of some 700 pages in six notebooks, 16 drafts from ''Ulysses'' and typescripts and proofs of ''Finnegans Wake.''May 31, 2002 moviesNews
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Editorial Notebook; The Image of the Writer at His Labors
Last Thursday, 27 sheets of faded graph paper filled with James Joyce's handwriting sold at auction in New York for $1,546,000, a record for a Joyce manuscript. The buyer -- a most apposite one -- was the National Library of Ireland in Dublin.December 20, 2000 opinionEditorial
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A New Edition Purges What May Have Been Joyce's Errors and Enrages Critics
Now, coinciding with the 75th anniversary of the publication of James Joyce's ''Ulysses,'', comes a new edition, edited and substantially tinkered with by Danis Rose, a Joyce scholar in Dublin.June 23, 1997 artsNews
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The Fate of Joyce Family Letters Causes Angry Literary Debate
At an international symposium in June, Stephen Joyce, the grandson of the author of "Ulysses," announced that he had destroyed all his letters from his Aunt Lucia, the writer's daughter, who lived nearly 50 years in mental institutions and who died in 1982.August 15, 1988 artsNews
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Corrected 'Ulysses' Sparks Scholarly Attack
Two years ago publishers in the United States and Britain issued a new edition of James Joyce's ''Ulysses,'' one of the most celebrated novels in the English language. The team of German scholars who produced that edition claimed it corrected some 5,000 omissions, transpositions and other errors included in previous editions.June 15, 1988 artsNews
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John Huston's Last Legacy
With his last film, an adaptation of "The Dead," the haunting coda to "Dubliners," John Huston paid homage to his beloved Ireland and to James Joyce, one of the first writers, as he once observed, to awaken him to the possibilities of art.December 13, 1987 moviesNews
How Would 'Ulysses' Be Received Today?
When James Joyce's novel was first published in 1922, it was banned for obscenity and the U.S. Postal Service burned copies.
June 14, 2015, Sunday
The Memory of Catholicism
On celibacy, Catholic literature, and the church as time machine.
April 3, 2015, Friday
Escaping Civilization, but Not His Former Family
In 'Annapurna,' by Sharr White, a middle-aged American named Ulysses is frying sausages in his trailer and sounding like a cowboy, not a former English professor.
November 2, 2014, Sunday
In Lilting Singsong, Dublin's Burbling Essence
In "riverrun," a solo show at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, Olwen Fouéré plays the character who personifies the River Liffey in "Finnegans Wake."
September 19, 2014, Friday
Publish and Cherish
The decade-long battle to overcome the ban against James Joyce's "Ulysses" in America extended the definition of free speech.
August 24, 2014, Sunday
Singular Collection, Multiple Mysteries
As the adaptation "Dubliners: A Quartet" is presented this weekend, a writer ponders a paperback edition of "Dubliners" tied to his family history.
June 27, 2014, Friday
Daunting Path to Publication
In "The Most Dangerous Book: The Battle for James Joyce's 'Ulysses,' " Kevin Birmingham explores censorship.
June 25, 2014, Wednesday
1914: James Joyce Hears an Army
On May 24, 1914, The New York Times reported on the publication of a new poetry anthology, "The Imagists," that featured the works of James Joyce.
June 5, 2014, Thursday
Joyce's Town
"Dubliners" turns 100.
May 25, 2014, Sunday
Who Are James Joyce's Modern Heirs?
"A Portrait of the Artist as a Young Man" was first serialized 100 years ago. Rivka Galchen and Pankaj Mishra discuss Joyce's legacy today.
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O'Neal is accepting race resumes at all times
Ways to submit your resume:
1. Email or mail a hard copy of the resume attention Rider Support/Marc Shear.
2. Apply on Hookit. http://www.hookit.com/brands/onealmoto/programs/
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- Career highlights
- Current year race results
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You should expect an e-mail response within a few weeks of submitting your request for sponsorship.
We encourage riders of all skill levels to apply for sponsorship. We are looking for not only fast riders but riders that will represent O'Neal in a professional matter on and off the track.
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Your ticket to the screening also includes three courses of premium organic tea provided by Austin's own Zhi Tea!
You might think we created our Afternoon Tea series just to have an excuse to nibble on delicious British baked goods. Or you might think we started it as a reason to watch period films with gorgeous costumes and classy British accents. Well, congrats, smarty pants, because you're correct on both counts!
This month, we're savoring the Austen classic SENSE AND SENSIBILITY, featuring luminous performances by Emma Thompson and Kate Winslet set against the beautiful English countryside. The Academy Award-winning screenplay highlights the thrilling (but always polite!) drama and heartbreak of Jane Austen's novel, complete with secret engagements, scoundrels and the unbreakable bonds of sisterhood. Feel as elegant and refined as the Dashwood sisters while you sip on tea, and swoon with a scone over the adorable Hugh Grant and exceedingly dashing Alan Rickman. Whether your inheritance is £5000 or £500 a year, everyone is invited to this delightful and delectable afternoon! (Sarah Pitre)
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Replacing a traditional box spring, our Simmons® Special Edition Beautyrest® foundation is a European-style foundation system with supportive columns of high-carbon steel struts that do not bend or respond to pressure. This rigid structure transfers all energy back up into the mattress, improving back support. Additionally, center wooden truss beams criss-cross with L-brace beams to eliminate bowing and provide support up to 2000 lbs. Covers are rayon damask with an off-white tone-on-tone wavy stripe ticking. One-piece and two-piece foundations are available for queen and king sizes. Sides are covered in an attractive warm brown microfiber. Low profile mattress also available. Mattresses also available.
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The Rangers currently have five defensemen under the age of
28 on their roster and two more top prospects on the way, so it's very likely
New York will be looking to add some offensive firepower with its first-round
pick, No. 15 overall in the NHL Draft.
Between now and June 24th, we'll take a look at some of the
forwards that the Rangers might be thinking about taking on draft
day. Today, we look at…
Sven Bartschi
Pos: LW
Shoots: L
Birthday: 10/5/92
Team: Portland
Winterhawks, WHL
2009-2010 stats: 6g, 5a, 37gp, 10PIM (Langenthal, Swiss-B)
2010-2011 stats: 34g, 51a, 66gp, +23, 74PIM
2010-2011 playoffs: 10g, 16a, 20gp, 16PIM
NHL.com profile >
The Hockey News: 8
CSS: 7 Midterm Rank: 6
TSN: 16 Midterm Ranking: 14
TSN (Craig Button): 11
The Scouting Report: 15 Midterm Rank: 12
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch: 15
Corey Pronman: 18
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What They're Saying:
THN – "Here's one scout describing Sven Bartschi's NHL
prospects: 'Put it this way,' he said, 'I don't think he'll be doing any
yodeling anytime soon.' Which means the
native of Switzerland is in North America to stay. Instead playing in his home pro league, Bartschi followed countryman and
2010 first round choice Nino Niederreiter to the Western League's Portland
Winterhawks. 'If someone didn't tell you
he was from Switzerland,
you wouldn't know,' another scout said. 'He's not a big kid, but he had a lot of talent.' Perhaps it's because old habits die hard with
NHL scouts when it comes to skaters from Switzerland, but some acknowledge they
are looking for flaws in his game and often come away empty-handed. He most certainly has high-end skills and
matches that with a determination to succeed in what is a very tough junior
league. 'He's got great hands, great
vision and great hockey sense,' a scout said."
The Scouting Report – "Bartschi came into the season as a fairly unknown prospect,
but quickly established himself as a high scorer for the Portland Winterhawks.
Bartschi has excellent hands and goes to the traffic areas to create offense,
and has excellent vision on the ice. There are question marks about his two-way
play, however Bartschi only improved as the season went along, quickly creating
a name for himself as an elite level winger in the Western Hockey League while
being a major offensive contributor for the Hawks; continuing his solid play
well into the WHL playoffs."
Bruins 2011 Draft Watch – "Swiss forward and 34-goal scorer
has a wicked shot (rapid release and powerful, accurate drive) and elite
offensive instincts. He formed a highly effective trio with fellow draft
candidate Rattie and Cunningham when the latter came over from Vancouver at mid-season. Not an explosive
speedster, but knows how to get from point A to B. Played a more effective game
in junior this season than he did at the WJC. Solid kid and easygoing
personality, but could stand to pick up the work ethic at times. Highly skilled
winger will likely be a top-15 pick, but he's a finesse guy who could stand to
take the puck to the net more than he does. Bartschi is deadly with that drive
of his, but it's tough to score from the outside consistently at the NHL level,
no matter how much pop you have on your stick."
Corey Pronman - "Sven Bartschi was one of this year's biggest risers with his
performance for the WHL powerhouse Portland Winterhawks. He shows several
desirable tools, especially in the finesse department. Sven is a solid skater
who can get to full speed very quickly and while his top speed is good and he
has turned around several WHL defenders, he doesn't consistently maintain an
above-average level. His agility is good and he can really make people miss, be
it from a standstill or while rushing the puck up the ice. Bartschi has very
loose hands that allow him to make rapid moves with the puck and his while I
grade his puck skills as above-average, he does flash ability beyond that. His
wrist and slap shots are both desirable weapons, the latter of which flashes
plus velocity and he can consistently score from beyond the crease area. His
physical game is fringe but does show a notable work ethic along the walls but
at the moment is nowhere near strong enough to be an effective physical pro. In
regards to his hockey IQ, Sven is regularly trusted with PK duties due to his
good anticipation, positioning and stick work. Offensively, he has good vision
with the puck, although there are times he tries to go beyond his means with
the stick-handling. The skill set is there for him to be a scoring forward with
most tools being above-average or around that if he can overcome the physical
hurdle which at this point is below fringe level."
The Hockey Writers – "Sven brings a good combination of
speed and physical ability to the Portland Winterhawks. Most of his goal
scoring chances are created by his speed, or his hard work. His size
unfortunately could hinder him along the boards and working behind the net in a
more physical league. The biggest issue most scouts are having with him
however, is his overall offensive ability. Does he have the ability to be a top
line forward? Or will he be a boarder-line top six guy? In his first year playing for Portland, Bartschi posted
34 goals and 51 assists, a total of 85 points… in just 66 games. He also
finished with a very impressive plus/minus rating of plus 23. The skill to be a very solid NHL player is
there. Nobody doubts that. But he will need to show that he can be a game
changer every single night, or teams will go for less safe picks, players that
could be elite, or franchise players. Bartschi
makes for a very safe pick, because of his specific skill set. He has high
top-end speed, and knows how to use his body. Unfortunately, standing at just
5'10" and 185 pounds, Sven's size may hold him back from being that strong
physical presence on the ice. He is not afraid to throw his body around, but
until he starts playing with fully developed men in the American Hockey League,
or the National Hockey League, it will be hard to tell if his size will be an
Jess Rubenstein – "Bartschi is a lot like Ryan Callahan but
with more natural talent. Kid has been a huge playoff performer with 10 goals
in the playoffs (5 in the finals)"
Mock Drafts:
Adam Kimelman, NHL.com – 13
Mike Morreale, NHL.com – 18
Steven Hoffner, NHL.com – 9
Deven Persaud, NHL.com - 13
TSN.ca – 10
Gary Joyce, ESPN – 8
Mark Seidel, CBC - 11
Hockey's Future - 11
The Hockey News - 8
Thoughts: Bartschi has been a late riser with his tremendous
playoff performance. Much like his
Portland Winterhawk teammate Ryan Johansen last year, Bartschi's final ranks
might not be reflective of how NHL teams feel about him. It seems that he has really surged late in
the year, and it's highly unlikely he'll be there when the Rangers pick at
#15. The Blueshirts might be interested
in trading up if there's an offensive player they covet, and Bartschi's
reputation for giving his best effort would fit in well with New York.
The Rangers used their first-round pick on Dylan McIlrath
from the WHL last year.
Possible First Round Picks:
Zack Phillips >
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YIELD: Makes 24 hors d'oeuvre servings
IngredientsFor the apple-horseradish mayonnaise:
- 1 (2-inch) piece fresh horseradish root, peeled and finely grated
- 1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
- 2 teaspoons apple cider vinegar
- 1 tablespoon Pommery or Dijon mustard
- 1 cup mayonnaise
- 3 pounds Yukon gold potatoes, peeled
- 1 pound Jerusalem artichokes, thoroughly washed
- 1 large yellow onion, peeled
- 3 large eggs, beaten
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 1/4 cup all-purpose flour, plus more as needed
- About 1 1/2 cups vegetable oil for frying
- 1 (14-ounce) jar taramasalata*
- 2 tablespoons minced fresh chives
- *Taramasalata is Greek carp roe mayonnaise, and is available at Middle Eastern and Mediterranean markets. Chef Todd Aarons recommends Krinos brand.
- Special equipment: Large baking sheet
Make the apple-horseradish mayonnaise:
In a medium bowl, stir together the horseradish, applesauce, vinegar, mustard, and mayonnaise. Season with salt and pepper. DO AHEAD: The sauce can be made and stored, in an airtight container in the refrigerator, up to 3 days.
Make the latkes:
Line a large bowl with a clean cloth napkin or lint-free kitchen towel.
Working in batches, use the larger side of a box grater or a food processor fitted with a grater attachment to coarsely grate the potatoes, Jerusalem artichokes, and onion. As they're grated, transfer the vegetables to the towel-lined bowl. Gather the corners of the towel and wring as much excess liquid as possible from the vegetables. Transfer the wrung vegetables to a dry mixing bowl. Add the egg and parsley and stir to combine. While stirring the mixture, gradually add the flour, stirring well to incorporate.
Line a large baking sheet with paper towels.
In a large sauté pan over moderately high heat, heat 1/4 inch of oil until hot but not smoking. Test the latke batter by frying a small amount of batter in the hot oilit should hold together and not fall apart when flipped. If necessary, add additional flour, 1 tablespoon at a time, but try to add as little flour as possible to create light latkes.
Working in batches, drop 2-tablespoon-size dollops of batter into the hot oil and use the back of a spoon to press the batter into 1 1/2-inch diameter pancakes. Season with salt and pepper and fry until golden brown, about 2 minutes. Flip the latkes and continue frying until golden brown, about 2 minutes. As they finish cooking, transfer the latkes to the paper-towel-lined baking sheet.
To serve:
Arrange the latkes on a large plate or platter and top half with apple-horseradish mayonnaise and half with taramasalata. Sprinkle with minced chives and serve immediately.


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The Inauguration Mass For Pope Francis
- Birgitte - Duchess of Gloucester
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Women's Golf Finishes 17th at MSU/Payne Stewart Memorial
Creighton finished with a team score of 997 (334+323+340).
Oral Roberts won team honors finishing at 891 (296+296+299). Wichita State finished second (297+298+310=905) and Southern Illinois (300+302+308=910) came in third.
Redlands' Lina Aguillon claimed the top spot overall with a 215 (73+71+71). Meghan Schuetz of Wichita State finished second with a 216 (78+74+75) and Missouri State's Megan Thompson (76+70+73=219) finished in third place.
For the Jays, Rachel Thompson (91+74+83) and Grace Yowell (79+81+88) finished tied for 73rd with a 248. Kelsey Petersen placed 76th with a 249 (81+878+81).
Finishing one stroke behind Petersen was Annie Pearson (83+81+88 = 252) who finished tied for 83rd and Madeline Albers placed 100th with an 281 (91+95+95).
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Battle of the Bands: Collier County
The South Regional Library hosted a battle of the bands competition where 4 bands consisting of high schoolers competed for a grand prize recording session donated by www.orangeglowmusic.com. Devil's Waiting Room won with Third Rail taking second place. With lots of talent to go around the performances offered a punk rock feel reminiscent of the late '70s-early '80s.


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The Florida Highway Patrol is investigating a crash in DeLeon Springs that killed a 61-year-old woman.
The wreck happened around 5:15 a.m. Wednesday on Spring Garden Avenue at U.S. 17.
According to FHP, the driver of a 4-door Nissan lost control of the vehicle and crossed the center concrete median on US-17 while traveling southbound, hitting the front of a Hyundai in the northbound lanes.
The 61-year-old woman driving the Hyundai was killed in the crash. Her identity has not been released.
Troopers said the 27-year-old driver of the Nissan didn't have a driver's license. The man was taken to Orlando Regional Medical Center with serious injuries. Charges are pending against that driver.
Watch Local 6 News for more on this story.