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Students in the MFA in Dance program are exposed to vital aspects of the art as performers, creators, and observers and are encouraged to study broadly, widen their definitions of dance and performance, and engage in explorations of form and function.
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- Combines seminars in reading, writing, and research; choreographic inquiry; and a daily physical practice chosen from various genres
- All students study experiential anatomy, dance history, lighting design and stagecraft, and music for dancers
- Students show original work each semester in the winter and spring concerts and present final projects in the MFA concert in their last semester
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Dancer and choreographer Sara Rudner has been a member of the faculty since 1999. Her recent choreographic projects include "Dancing-on-View," one of a series of dance marathons, and "Heartbeat," a fusion of technology and dance. Awards include a Bessie, a John Simon Guggenheim Memorial fellowship, and support from the National Endowment for the Arts and the New York State Council on the Arts.
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Alastair Macaulay of The New York Times reviews City Center's Fall for Dance Program, which features a performance of "Fortune," choreographed by Pam Tanowitz MFA '98. Macaulay write, "It's always a pleasure to see Ms. Tanowitz's spruce use of footwork and legwork; but her use of the torso is also striking."
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16 U.S. Code § 669d - Apportionment; certification to States and Secretary of the Treasury; acceptance by States; disposition of funds not accepted
For each fiscal year, the Secretary of the Interior shall certify, at the time at which a deduction or apportionment is made, to the Secretary of the Treasury and to each State fish and game department the sum which he has estimated to be deducted for administering this chapter and the Migratory Bird Conservation Act [16 U.S.C. 715 et seq.] and the sum which he has apportioned to each State. Any State desiring to avail itself of the benefits of this chapter shall notify the Secretary of the Interior to this effect within sixty days after it has received the certification referred to in this section. The sum apportioned to any State which fails to notify the Secretary of the Interior as herein provided is authorized to be made available for expenditure by the Secretary of the Interior in carrying out the provisions of the Migratory Bird Conservation Act.
Source(Sept. 2, 1937, ch. 899, § 5,50 Stat. 918; 1939 Reorg. Plan No. II, § 4(f), eff. July 1, 1939, 4 F.R. 2731, 53 Stat. 1433; Pub. L. 91–503, title I, § 102,Oct. 23, 1970, 84 Stat. 1098; Pub. L. 106–408, title I, § 114,Nov. 1, 2000, 114 Stat. 1769.)
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2000—Pub. L. 106–408in first sentence inserted ", at the time at which a deduction or apportionment is made," after "certify" and struck out "and executing" after "for administering".
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"It's hard to predict a precise end date in these types of negotiations, but deals often get done at the point when — or just before — the parties risk losing more money than they're fighting over. Or, if you prefer, when the juice is no longer worth the squeeze."
He adds that the players will start to feel a squeeze when they start missing paychecks and that there may not be a definite and that the point of no return could be what finally pushes a deal to get done.
Feldman writes, "Perhaps that point is simply when a shortened season is no longer feasible and the entire season must be canceled. Can the league and the players afford to miss the Winter Classic because of the lockout? Yes. They'll take a short-term hit for a long-term gain (for one of the parties, at least), but it's hard to imagine either side being willing to cut off their nose, ears, eyes, and mouths to spite their faces by allowing the lockout to cancel yet another season. For now, we wait. Again."


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Orioles minor league hitting prospect Nicky Delmonico, on the Single-A Frederick disabled list since April 19 with a concussion, has now been cleared by Major League Baseball to return to game action. He is heading to play some games in extended spring training before he rejoins an affiliate.
A_K wrote:We should be looking at Delmonico as the sort of limited but intriguing prospect that exists by the handful in every organization in baseball. He's a nice little prospect, it's good to have him, but he's still a single-A player with good but not great offensive stats and no position.
Rising O's wrote:I know he needs a full season at 3rd, but he really is not performing well at all. But its good to see that it has not affected his offense. What are the chances of seeing him as the future at 1B or RF?
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By TERRY WILLISSun Advocate contributing writer
Imagine a playground that is designed by children, for children and built by the community they live in. If a motivated group of people in Price have their way, we will have a brand new playground by next September for the youth of this area.
One day while driving around the Davis county area, looking for something to do with her year-and-half-old grandson, Carbon's own Susan Polster came across a wonderland. She stopped and let her grandson play all afternoon at a playground at a new park in the city of Fruit Heights.
The playground, located on Nicholl's Road off Highway 89 in Fruit Heights, is a park designed by children and community members in 2004. It was built in five days by 1,000 volunteers from a community of 4,400. Similar parks have been built in West Valley and Pleasant Grove.
Named "Castle Heights", the park consists of over a half acre of castles, bridges, ladders, towers and slides for children to climb in, on, around and through. It dwarfs any play area in Southeastern Utah. It is built for children of many ages to explore, climb and play on. After coming back home to Price, Polster decided that the local community could benefit from what a playground could add to the area.
Armed with the information about a company who has helped 1,000 communities in the United States design and build these types of playgrounds, Polster approached Price City Councilwoman, Jeannie McEvoy with the idea of having such a playground in Price. McEvoy approached other members of Price City Council about the idea and others throughout the community. Polster contacted officials at the College of Eastern Utah and asked for their support in helping build the project. She's meeting with community and county leaders plus clubs and organizations to help with this project.
Everyone so far has embraced the project. It is important to note that this is not a Price City project. This is a project that began as an idea from one citizen and has grown as members of the community have caught the vision. It is meant to be inclusive of all communities in Carbon County. The location will probably end up in Price, but so far nothing has been ruled out. Fund raising ideas and community volunteers are major elements in planning this all-community built park.
In early September a steering committee was formed that has grown to approximately two-dozen members. The first meeting was held in the Price Municipal Building. About 10 community members were in attendance to hear about McEvoy's and Polster's ideas. The group offered ideas that they would like to see and shared issues, expertise in fund raising ideas and names of community members who could assist in its construction. The second meeting was held at the same location with the committee gearing up for design day, a day ideas and plans will be given to an architect to design Carbon County's park. Design Day is planned for January 2006.
The Playground Steering Committee will be working with a design consultant named Leathers and Associates from Ithica, N.Y. To secure their assistance the steering committee must raise $3,000 as quickly as possible. The funds will be used to fly the consultants to the area to work with the community to design a playground that is uniquely Carbon. On Design Day, the team will work with children in Carbon County to get ideas on what the kids would like to see the playground look like. Then the team meets with members of the steering committee and local officials to get input. The ideas will be taken back to Leathers and Associates and a design will be produced for the community playground.
Once the plans are drawn up, a ground breaking ceremony is expected in early spring. Price City has agreed to assist with the site preparation with donations of time and equipment. Price City has assigned a liaison to assist the committee with this project.
The cost to build the playground will be approximately $120,000. That includes the $3,000 in consulting fees.
The committee is presently studying various locations to build this play area. The site needs to have at least a half acre available and restrooms already located near by to keep the costs manageable.
Locations in north and south Price have been looked at as well as a site on Fairgrounds Road. The structure will be built out of composite lumber so it will have a 25-year life span with little maintenance. The structure will be designed to be accessible for children in wheel chairs or with other disabilities.
Once the funding has been acquired and the ground prepared, then the building will begin. The goal will be to build the playground in one week with at least a 1,000 members of the community working together to make it happen. Smaller communities than Price have made this happen.
"Build Week: is planned for September 2006.
A website will eventually be set up to give information about the park and updated to keep the community informed on its progress. Anyone wanting to volunteer in helping build the park, can register online.
In the meantime, the steering committee is still looking for people to get involved with the project in the early stages. Anyone interested in joining the committee can contact McEvoy or Polster. Fund raising includes selling the entrance bricks to the park with family names etched on each brick, pickets of the fencing surrounding the park with names etched on each picket, park benches with family names printed on each bench, and many other ideas.
Donations can be made by contacting Polster. The committee would also be willing to do presentations about this project to any group who is interested.
The next meeting of the steering committee is on Nov. 10 at 7 p.m. in room 210 of the Price Municipal Building.


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A Grassy Creek man faces charges of dealing drugs, following his arrest April 20.
Fifty year old Grassy Creek man James "Jimmy" was brought into custody Friday. He is facing multipule drug charges pertaining to opium, marijuana and prescription medications. He was placed in the Ashe county jail under a $125,000 secured bond. More arrests are expected in the case
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NEW YORK (MarketWatch) — Bulls have turned tail and are on the run, according to investment-sentiment surveys, leaving traders to gauge whether the usually contrarian indicator means stocks could be poised to test all-time highs set earlier this month.
The latest weekly survey from the American Association of Individual Investors, probably the most closely watched gauge of investor sentiment, found 42.9% of respondents were bearish on the outlook for stocks, versus 29% bullish and 28.2% neutral.
That marked a more than 14 percentage point rise in bearishness from the previous week, marking the highest level of pessimism since mid-April. Bull sentiment minus bear sentiment, as illustrated in the above chart, has now fallen to negative 14%.
Yet another way to slice the sentiment data, the bull ratio, dropped to less than 40% from more than 73% less than two months earlier, said Jason Goepfert of Sentimenttrader.com. The bull ratio is bullish sentiment versus total bullish and bearish sentiment.
Such a rapid deterioration in sentiment from such a high level has occurred 11 other times in the last 26 years, Goepfert said. Nine out of those eleven times, the S&P 500 index was positive a month later, averaging a gain of 1.7%, he said. The outcome less than a month or more than three months later was much more mixed, Goepfert noted, adding that while sentiment has fallen sharply, it's not yet at a level showing "extreme pessimism."
That would require a bull ratio of less than 35%, with a reading closer to 25% usually required to signal that investors are entering the "throwing-in-the-towel" phase.
Read more on contrarian indicators: B. of. A.'s sell-side signal.
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Big misses in the next round of economic data could push off expectations for when the Fed starts to taper. Investors watch the speeches in Jackson Hole with an eye to Haruhiko Kuroda. Retailers including Coldwater Creek, Express, Guess, and Salesforce.com report earnings.
U.S. stocks ended higher on Friday, allowing the S&P 500 SPX, +0.07% and the Nasdaq Composite COMP, +0.41% to snap two-week losing streaks. The S&P rose 0.5% last week, while the Nasdaq jumped 1.5%, aided as Microsoft Corp. MSFT, -0.72% led a Friday surge in the wake of Chief Executive Steve Ballmer's plan to retire within the 12 months.
The S&P 500 remains 2.7% off its all-time closing high of 1,709.67 set on Aug. 2.
The Dow Jones Industrial Average DJIA, +0.20% however, logged a third consecutive week of declines despite Friday's higher finish, marking its longest weekly losing streak since Nov. 16, 2012.
Fund flows show investors are taking their money out of the market. U.S. equity mutual and exchange-traded funds lost a net $12.3 billion in the week ended Wednesday, the worst week since 2008, according to a Bank of America analysis of EPFR Global data.
John Goltermann, senior vice president at Obermeyer Asset Management in Aspen, Colo., argues that the overall evidence, including fund-flow data, indicate retail investors remain a "pretty reliable contrarian indicator."
The fact that sentiment has started to sink as stocks come off their all-time highs likely reflects retail investors reacting to market cues rather than fundamentals, he said. That's been illustrated by heavy retail outflows from emerging-market equity and fixed-income assets, he said, a move he contends isn't consistent with fundamentals.


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Andy Murray Returns To Dunblane
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I am not sure if anyone really knows how collections are started. There are probably as many collections as there are people. Books, coins and stamps often lead the list of things people collect. Although I am by nature quite a pack rat my only salvation is that I have moved a lot and am not one to carry unnecessary stuff around. For that reason many of my would-be collections were short-lived and ended up in rummage sales or with the salvation army around the Northwest. That's except for one; my post card collection.
I am not sure when I started collecting them, but the first post card I remember hanging onto was a Royal Canadian Mounted Policeman card I was sent from a grandmother when I was about 10. Then when I was 16 I traveled with my classmates to Montreal to attend Expo '67 and came home with a large envelope of postcards from around the world.
About that time I left Canada and finished high school in Montana while living with my grandparents. They resided near Flathead Lake and Glacier National Park. From the time I was a teenager I remember buying postcards showing the beautiful scenery in Western Montana. This was long before I took an interest in photography.
But the hobby of collecting postcards didn't really start there. Like a lot of things people get, those I had ended up in boxes along with letters, cards and memorabilia from events and activities.
It wasn't until years later that I realized I had hundreds of post cards and in one of my early moves I organized them into a shoe box. From the time I and my wife were first married we loved to travel, often to local resorts, mountain areas or recreational spots in southern Canada or Montana. Each visit, without really thinking about it I would pick up a handful of post cards and bring them home.
Now 30 years later, my one little shoe box has turned into a large post card rack that I picked up from a drug store that was going out of business. I also have several shoe boxes full. I estimate that I have over 30,000 cards from all corners of the world.
As I sat down on the floor Sunday night surrounded by stacks and stacks of post cards I thought I could glance through a few hundred and get enough thoughts or material to write a few paragraphs. What I soon realized is that in those stacks of postcards was enough material for a book (or several books).
Most of the post cards are not from places I have been, because as friends discovered my love for the cards they began bringing me more every time they took a trip. This past year I received cards from New Zealand, Germany, England and Scotland.
By the way, very few of the cards are written on. Unless they have a post mark there is no way to tell the publication date. However, following my grandparents and my mothers deaths I went through several boxes of old letters and pictures and there I found post cards sent from England and Canada dating back to the mid-1920's. It appears that families often had their photos made into post cards back in those days, as I found several family pictures and scenes from the early ranches and farms on the prairies in that form. Most of these were dated.
I have written in columns that my sons and I climb a different mountain every summer and ski at a different resort every Christmas. When I do that I pick up a couple dozen cards from every destination.
Despite my personal efforts to pick up cards however, some of my favorites are from friends who send me cards as they travel. Once while living in Pendleton, Ore. I rented out extra bedrooms to rodeo fans who couldn't find hotel rooms for the famous Pendleton Round-up. One of these renters was an engineer from Austria, who had a fascination for the American west and cowboy way of life. That was back in 1988 and at least four times a year he sends me a post card from some remote part of South America, Australia, or the Middle East. These are locations where he is building his latest bridge or building.
Many of the older cards I have come from antique stores where I pick up a stack of cards presumed dated in the 1920's or 1930's for a few dollars.
To the best of my recollection I have cards from 34 states and 110 foreign countries. I have post cards from seven world expos and 22 national parks or recreational areas. The collection contains hundreds of animals from various corners of the world, faces of interesting natives from many foreign lands, large collections of art work and historic buildings you often see in history books.
And one of my favorites is "Castle Gate" before the current road system was put in. There is no date on the card, but it reads, "Railroads and all-weather highways enable travelers to reach the remotest places in this beautiful state. Mother Nature has been generous here in her gifts of huge rock formations, tumbling waterfalls and towering forested mountains." I have had this card for many years and always wanted to visit this part of the world. Little did I realize that someday I would be living here.
So what does one do with that many cards? It could drive me nuts trying to keep them organized so I don't even try, although at different points in my life I divided up the states and countries. I guess the best answer is that I just keep gathering them. I intend on traveling to five more national parks this year and that means about 100 more cards.
I mentioned this propensity to amass post cards to my sons over the holidays and my oldest son had a great comeback when I asked him what he was going to do with the collection when I am gone.
His response, "Thank God for E-Bay!"


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Starting the week off in a fashion-forward manner, we have a report regarding an of-the-moment obsessionÂ--the oversized clutch. Aforementioned in OctoberÂ's WWWD Tips and noted in past stories, we feel this trend is sure to loiter throughout 2008. So far, these bags have had a bit of an underground followingÂ--spotted on only a handful of celebsÂ--but recently, this purse style seems to be getting the recognition it deserves, thanks to a new wave of trendsetters.
Mary Kate Olsen, seen here at the David Yurman MenÂ's Accessory Event in October, unsurprisingly was among the first to take to this trend. While she carried her Prada purse to a fancier event, you donÂ't necessarily need a special occasion to carry an oversized clutch. Per our celebrity examples, you can take one out clubbing (a la Hilary Duff), when going for a walk with your boyfriend (see Ashlee Simpson), or take a cue from the ultimate fashion-guru, Kate Moss, and carry YSLÂ's Catwalk Nubuck Bag ($1595) to your next dinner date. We realize that all of our examples occurred at nighttime, but donÂ't forget that this trend can absolutely be exercised at any time. In fact, carrying an oversized clutch during the day is an unexpected and cool look, so we encourage it.
If youÂ're ready to acquire this sort of handbag, youÂ're in the right place! WeÂ've done some internet window-shopping and scouted out our favorites, in a range of prices, styles, and colors. KoobaÂ's Hannah Lambskin Clutch ($375) comes in a great pewter color and has a convenient wrist loop (for those of you who arenÂ't quite ready to go strapless). Marc Jacobs offers a fantastic option; his Palais Royal Clutch ($260) is a beautiful shade of midnight blue and we like its slightly more square shape. If youÂ're in search for something perhaps a little brighter, we suggest LuLaÂ's Ready Clutch
($242) in the eye-catching Citron. (If you choose a bold accessory like the LuLa bag, let it shine by keeping the rest of your outfit simple.) Finally, we have our personal favorite, TopshopÂ's Patent Oversized Clutch ($69). While less expensive than the others, itÂ's equally fabulous and also quite versatile. The clutch comes with a removable across-body strap, so you have more than one way of wearing it! Â--Jessica Amento
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A Debate on the Basis of Morality: Taylor vs Craig
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The Bible clearly states that God is Lord of Lords and King of Kings.
It also states that those who die in their sins shall be cast into the Lake of Fire, tormented with fire and brimstone, no rest day nor night, the smoke of their torment arising forever and ever.
It is clear that morality is obedience to God, immorality is disobedience to God.
Perhaps the Bible states these things clearly; I'm not sure what's supposed to follow that's of interest. It certainly wouldn't follow that they're *true* -- or even that, whether or not they're true, these things are *good*.
Good and wrong are black and white. True and false are black and white.
Unless you don't believe in God.
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BERWICK, Maine (NEWS CENTER) - Volunteers from Maine and New Hampshire are coming together to help renovate the home of an 11-year old Berwick boy, who suffers from severe developmental disabilities.
Aidan Bowie has an undiagnosed neurological condition. He is non-verbal, has poor muscle tone and motor control issue. He can walk with assistance, but his power wheelchair can't go further than the mud room because his home is not wheelchair accessible. Because of safety concerns, he often has to be carried to the bathroom or his bedroom.
Friday volunteers kicked off the Bowie House Project. Thousands of dollars in skilled labor and building supplies have been donated to build a new wheelchair accessible bathroom and a bedroom. The front of the home will also be expanded and updated. Aidan's family members say they are overwhelmed and grateful for the generosity from the community.
'I am amazed that this is really happening, I am obviously incredibly grateful. There are people standing in my yard that I don't even know but they just want to help and I am most excited that this is about a community coming together,' said Bowie.
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Having a little closet organization will pay you back every time you're looking for your favorite shirt, pants, or shoes. You can build your own storage solution out of 3/4-inch plywood (birch is a good choice). One common approach is to construct a plywood box, use shelf standards for adjustable shelves, then install the unit against a closet wall. The box can be as tall as you want it, even running from the floor to the ceiling. The multiple shelves maximize storage.
You can also find a seemingly endless number of buy-and-install shelving systems on the market, ranging from basic shelves that sit on brackets to closet organizers that cost hundreds of dollars and fill a wall. Just be sure to measure your closet and closet doors before you start shopping so you'll know what fits. With the right system, you could double your storage space in a single morning.
Painting a room can take a weekend or more. You have to clear the space and prepare the walls by filling holes and cracks before you ever apply primer and paint. But stencils allow you to paint appealing designs without investing a lot of time. Personalize a room with borders, backgrounds, focal points, or creative patterns. Some stencils let you use multiple colors for a more vibrant design. You can find stencils online, including on Amazon, starting at less than $10.
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All Tomorrow's Parties is the perfect novel to publish at the end of 1999. It brings back Colin Laney, one of the most popular characters from Idoru, the man whose special sensitivities about people and events let him predict certain aspects of the future.
"Gibson is in fine form in his seventh novel, a fast-paced, pyrotechnic sequel to Idoru....Gibson breaks little new thematic ground with this novel, but the cocreator of cyberpunk takes his readers on a wild and exciting ride filled with enough off-the-wall ideas and extended metaphors to fuel half a dozen SF tales." Publishers Weekly
"More ultra-cool cyberpunk, sort of a sequel to Virtual Light and Idoru....This familiar, vigorous, vividly realized scenario is set forth in the author's unique and astonishingly textured prose — indeed, in Gibson's books the texture is the plot — but the unfathomable ending will satisfy few." Kirkus Reviews
"So many sharp knives slice elegantly through the virtual realities and nanotechnological macguffins that populates Gibson's latest novel. And appropriately so. When Gibson, one of science fiction's greatest literary stylists, is at his best, he offers visceral detail...even when promising transcendent change..." Wired
"Writing at flame intensity, Gibson conjures a world that seems just a breath away from the here and now....Gibson has trouble making his endings as vivid and precise as all the details leading up to them, and All Tomorrow's Parties suffers in this respect....Outrunning the future can be tough in the digital age. You have to hand it to Gibson for managing, once more, to stay at least one step ahead." Frank Houston, Salon.com
"Despite a satisfying conclusion whose highlight involves thousands of naked copies of certain women surreally stepping from a legion of convenience-store nano-dispensers, Gibson seems to leave the door open for another of these wild tomorrow parties, which will go straight to the top of my social calendar." Paul Di Filippo, Science Fiction Age
"All Tomorrow's Parties is immensely engaging, alive on every page and as enjoyable a weekend entertainment as one could want." The Washington Post Book World
"Compared to Idoru and Virtual Light, the world of All Tomorrow's Parties is lo/rez, but the author appears to have been highly resolved to compose a trilogy, even if the result is Virtual Lite." Tom LeClair, The New York Times Book Review
"[L]ess a cyberpunk novel about virtual reality than one that realizes an almost recognizable future filled with new and exciting technologies. Although most of the action occurs in the 'meat' world, Gibson's vision is inextricably linked to the advent of the Internet, whose possibilities he envisioned in the book that made him a big sf name, Neuromancer." Benjamin Segedin, Booklist
"The post modern gospel according to Gibson, the patron saint of cyberpunk literature." Entertainment Weekly
"It's as if Raymond Chandler had written a novel in which Philip Marlowe drops acid, learns Microsoft Word 98 and winds up eating Thai food at a funky San Francisco dive...the most delicious of reads: genre with real literary spunk." New York Daily News
"All Tomorrow's Parties hits on all cylinders." The Seattle Times
"In its own quiet, powerful way, All Tomorrow's Parties functions as a solid novel distinct from genre designations. SF? Well sure. But it also reads like a contemporary novel of its own time and setting. Proof that post-modern doesn't have to be arid or unintelligible." Edward Bryant, Locus
"Master of a pointillist style, Gibson offers a brilliant moving picture of an often-bleak future world in which virtual and actual blur and merge. His characterization is masterly, and his intricate plot demands — and rewards — concentration. Here is a story that seduces readers with the notion that today's science fiction might indeed be tomorrow's reality. It will delight sophisticated cyber fans and sci-fi readers." VOYA
"William Gibson's rich protopointillism coins a wireless future where reality is only proxy and proviso. Made all the more beautiful and frightening by its probability, and by characters who somehow tweeze hope from the polymer." Chris Carter, creator of The X-Files
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He envisioned both the Internet and virtual reality before either existed...
Now, the New York Times bestselling author of Neuromancer returns with his hero from Idoru, in a startling novel of a shift in time--and cyberspace...
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"William Gibson's rich protopointillism coins a wireless future where reality is only proxy and proviso. Made all the more beautiful and frightening by its probability, and by characters who somehow tweeze hope from the polymer." --Chris Carter, creator of The X-Files
"One of science fiction's greatest literary stylists...Gibson wouldn't be Gibson if he spelled it out, if he eliminated all the ambiguity. His specialty is hanging on to that fractal edge without ever going over the brink." --Wired Magazine
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You guys, this movie is, like, a cinematic masterpiece of the 20th century. Before reinventing Jane Austen became cliché, Amy Heckerling adapted the classic story of "Emma" into a hilarious, insanely clever satire of adolescence in Beverly Hills.
This film spawned fashion trends, countless slang terms (AS IF!) and gave Alicia Silverstone a reason to exist beyond Aerosmith videos. Even after 19 years, I am still majorly, totally, butt-crazy in love with CLUELESS, and I quote it incessantly, whether I'm rolling with the homies or pausing at stop signs.
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McDermott's 22 Points Not Enough As Team USA Falls to Australia
KAZAN, Russia - Doug McDermott had a team-high 22 points, but it wasn't enough as Team USA fell to Australia 93-84 on Thursday night in preliminary round play at the World University Games.
Both teams are now 3-1 in Group C, which will send two teams to the quarterfinals. Canada leads the division with a 3-0 mark heading into tonight's game vs. Czech Republic (1-2). Team USA closes out pool play vs. Canada tomorrow at 4 am Central, needing a win to reach the medal round. The contest will air live on ESPNU, and be tape-delayed at 6 pm Central on ESPNU as well. Team Canada defeated Australia, 92-83, on Wednesday. Should the USA win against Canada, a three-way tie for first would result between the USA, Australia and Canada, meaning the two medal quarterfinal spots out of Group C would come down to point differential. The USA needs to win by 10-or-more points to finish ahead of at least Australia in the standings and reach the medal round.
McDermott (Creighton) scored Team USA's first four points, but the Americans quickly fell behind 15-7. Scores from three different men helped the US trim the Aussie's lead to 20-19 at the end of the first quarter, and a Sean Kilpatrick (Cincinnati) three-pointer returned the lead to to the US, 22-20, on the first trip of the second quarter. Neither team led by more than three points in a tightly-contested second quarter, which finished with Spencer Dinwiddie's (Colorado) three-pointer to beat the buzzer and give Team USA a 43-40 halftime edge.
McDermott tied Dinwiddie for team-high honors with 10 first-half points, then drained a triple on the first shot of the second half for the Americans. The US led 59-49 late in the third quarter before the bottom dropped out.
Australia got within 64-59 by the end of the third quarter, then opened the fourth stanza with a 13-1 run to lead 72-65 with 6:45 to play. Australia would lead 78-69 with 4:22 left before a three-pointer from McDermott trimmed the deficit to six. Austraila returned the lead to nine at 83-74 with 2:36 left, only to see McDermott drain another trey to give the US a chance. Two foul shots from Kilpatrick made it a four-point margin with 1:28 left, but Australia scored the next four points to ice the upset.
McDermott had nine of his team-best 22 points in the fourth quarter, but the Americans could not slow down an efficient Aussie attack that made 12-of-16 shots from the floor in the fourth period. In addition to McDermott's 22 points, Dinwiddie (14), Kilpatrick (10) and Indiana's Kevin "Yogi" Ferrell (10) also reached double-figures. Team USA lost the rebound battle 42-41 and the turnover battle 13-10.
Australia was paced by 23 points by Jason Cadee, while Cameron Bairstow had 22 points.
"We just have to revitalize our spirit," said USA head coach Bob McKillop from Davidson. "It was shaken by this, it was shaken by the exhibition loss. It's a very uncommon situation for USA Basketball. Leadership from the coaching staff and leadership from the team is going to be vital right now."
Following the preliminary round, the first and second-placed teams in each of the four pools advance to the medal quarterfinals on July 14 to compete for first through eighth places; while the remaining teams will play out for ninth to 24th places. The semifinals will be played on July 15, and the finals will be contested on July 16.
Assisting McKillop on the USA sideline are John Beilein of the University of Michigan and Frank Martin of the University of South Carolina.
The USA is looking for its first gold medal at the World University Games men's basketball competition since 2005, and currently holds a 141-10 all-time record in World University Games play.
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Almost one million acres of sagebrush in Utah is dead or dying. However, the Division of Wildlife Resources expects that it and other agencies will have a greater ability to deal with the die-off through the opening of the new Great Basin Research Center in Ephraim.
The $1 million seed warehouse and research center was dedicated on June 23 and replaces a former facility that was also located in Ephraim. The DWR projects that the new 17,100 square foot facility will allow it to do the following:
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I found the opinion page in the April 12 edition of the Sun Advocate very good, if you are a liberal left wing fan.
Rebecca Gray told us why we should not drill for oil in the arctic. Rebecca did not tell us what will replace oil and coal. The plug-in car will not get me from East Carbon to Helper and back without a stop to recharge. I have not seen solar panels or wind generators on Air Force One.
The chief of the White House is on the record that he has no problem with gas at four to five dollars a gallon for gas. I would like to ask any on the left if they would go to our Utah parks with gas that high?
We cannot drill for our oil any place. If the president wants to make jobs let the 3,000 or more oil workers around the gulf go back to work. The oil spill from the rig that burned was not even the worst spill in the gulf. In the 1960s a Mexican rig dumped twice as much oil. Look it up. At this point in time the Mexicans, Cubans, Chinese and Angolans are all drilling in the Gulf of Mexico; only the United States can't get oil.
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With so many potential GMs interviewing all over, let's catch you up with the latest. By the way this is super hard to compile in one place and our brain already hurts this mornig. I know I'm going to get a ton of this wrong … so caveat emptor or whatevs.
Tom Gamble (SFO): Gamble still the likely first choice for the Jets. Gamble has done well in San Francisco running the scouting (college and pro) for the Niners. Gambe also has distant ties to Rex via their dads' time in Philly AND San Francisco has built their team the way Rex would like his to look. News broke last night that the Browns are interested in interviewing Gamble … but we'll see how that goes.
Other Teams Still In Play: Jaguars (interviewed), Browns (interest), Chargers (interest)
David Caldwell (ATL): Caldwell was recommended to the Jets by Bill Polian and might be a strong candidate for the team. While Caldwell interviewed in New York yesterday, all indications are that he's in the lead for the JAX job.
Other Teams Still In Play: Jaguars (interviewed twice), Chargers (set interview), Browns (rumor)
Marc Ross (NYG): Marc Ross is so hot right now! But as of yet it's hard to tell whether or not Marc Ross is in serious consideration for any of them yet. Although Ross had Ernie Accorsi's devotion, it looks like Jerry Richardson in Carolina might prefer Gettleman so we're going to have to see how this plays out. Ross was also reported to be of great interest in Jacksonville, but now it seems like Caldwell has leapfrogged him.
Other Teams Still In Play: Panthers (interviewed), Jaguars (interviewed), Chargers (set interview)
John Dorsey (GB): Dorsey seems like a lock to land in Kansas City at this point, but it sounds like he's keeping his options open by travelling to New York first.
Other Teams Still in Play: Chiefs (rumored offer)
Scott Cohen (NYJ): The in-house candidate for the Jets. We don't seem to know how serious the Jets are about him.
Other Teams Still In Play: None known
Brian Gaine (MIA): There's been so little news about Gaine mentioned otehr than the Jets potential interest. It sounds like he would have a very outside shot to get the job at this point.
Other Teams Still In Play: None known
Bent (???): Bent has been reported to have raised his demands. He now wants TWO flatscreen televisions in his office so that he can watch game tape on one, and the Celtics quest for the lottery on the other.
Other Teams Still in Play: Tottenham Hotspur, Boston Celtics, New York Mets
Conclusion: Try as we might get Bent into this candidacy, it looks like the hoity toity Korn/Ferry isn't having it. Even so, the Jets seem to be in a race to land Gamble, Ross or Caldwell with Gamble being the most likely. Ross's and Caldwell's candidacies seem to be setting up a musical chairs situation between them with the Jets being the team left out. Of course, that won't matter much if the Jets get their man in the bargain and don't get punked by some third team like the Browns or Chargers.