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Published on November 5th, 2013 | by Joe Lawler
Saturday is a big night for Johnny Cash fans in central Iowa, but they'll have to make a big choice.
John Carter Cash, the only child of Johnny Cash and June Carter Cash, brings his "The House of Cash: An American Musical Legacy" show to Wooly's. In the show, Carter Cash will celebrate his musical heritage, performing his parents' songs and providing unique insights on their music and their lives.
Unfortunately, it also falls on the same night as Cash 11, an annual tribute to the Man in Black that has been running since 2003, the year Cash died. The Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash are performing the same night as his not-bastard son. The band got permission from Cash to use the name before his passing, and Carter Cash has produced some of that band's songs.
Cash 11 organizer Randy Burk (who will also perform with his band, Randy Burk and the Prisoners) said it was just an unfortunate coincidence that both shows ended up falling on the same night. His gut reaction was to try to move the tribute show, but between the Bastard Sons' tour and scheduling at Gas Lamp, no good alternatives were available.
"We thought there might be Cash overload for the city, but nothing else worked to change it," Burk said. "But the show at Wooly's starts pretty early, so realistically people can go to the two different shows. We're not trying to compete, but there was nothing we could do to change it."
Burk said that despite the connective tissue of the shows, they're two different things. The annual Cash tribute is a raucous affair, with bands playing Cash songs in their own style as well as mixing in some original tunes. Carter Cash's show is his perspective on a musical legacy; the Cash tribute is more about the collective Johnny Cash experience.
Over the past 10 years the Cash tribute has featured acts such as Brother Trucker, Luke Fox and previous appearances by the Bastard Sons of Johnny Cash and the El Dorados, who play this year. Burk said the variety of bands that have played the tribute illustrates that Cash's music transcends all kinds of music. He's the country musician about whom people say, "I don't like country music, except for Johnny Cash."
So If you want to hear the son of two legends perform their music, then celebrate Cash's music more, make it a marathon night. "The House of Cash" is an early show, but Cash 11 will be going until 2 a.m.
Then you just have to deal with the Sunday morning coming down.
Cash 11
When: 8 p.m. Saturday
Where: Gas Lamp, 1501 Grand Ave.
Cost: $10.
Info: gaslampdsm.com
The House of Cash: An American Musical Legacy
When: 6:30 p.m. Saturday
Where: Wooly's, 504 E. Locust St.
Cost: $25
Info: ticketfly.com


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Field Day – Victoria Park – Saturday 9 August 2008 Featuring the likes of FOALS, RITCHIE HAWTIN, THE NOTWIST and LES SAVY FAV
Field Day performers THE MAE SHI bring their DIY rock and busted electronics, along with hotly-tipped Glaswegian party-rockers DANANANANAYKROYD and WHITE HEAT DJS to a festival pre-party in the intimate surrounds of The Old Blue Last featuring a Tombola and other surprise fete activities with a chance to win a pair of tickets for FIELD DAY
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Cops probe if ...WOMAN HIDES STOLEN MONEY IN PANTY
A woman who was employed to take care of an elderly woman was fired from her job last week after money that was missing was allegedly recovered from her panty.
THE STAR understands that the woman who worked as a caregiver at an upscale St Andrew home left the job in disgrace after only four months wearing handcuffs after a police team was summoned to the premises.
A source told our news team that "The big boss forward home and left his money on his dresser. Him left some $500 bills and some $1,000 bills lying around."
"Him left the room to take a shower, but when he returned to check his money, he realised that one of the $500 bills was missing and some of the $1,000 bills were also missing."
THE STAR understands the man immediately questioned the caregiver about the whereabouts of his money but she appeared ignorant.
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- 10 celery ribs, strings discarded if desired
- 1/2 pound thinly sliced (1/8-inch-thick) cooked smoked ham
- 1/4 cup minced fresh flat-leaf parsley
- 1/4 cup mayonnaise
- 2 tablespoons Dijon mustard
- 1/2 teaspoon Worcestershire sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon Sherry vinegar or cider vinegar
Trim a thin strip down length of rounded side of each celery rib to form a flat bottom, then rest celery on flat bottom. Cut away curved edges with a large knife to form flat-sided pieces of celery, discarding trimmings. Diagonally cut celery into 32 (1 1/4-inch) lengths.
Pulse half of ham in a food processor until finely chopped, then mince remaining ham with a sharp large knife. Stir together finely chopped and minced ham with remaining ingredients and pepper to taste in a bowl, then mound 1 teaspoon of filling onto each piece of celery.
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- Carbohydrates1 g (0%)
- Fat2 g (2%)
- Protein1 g (3%)
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Dumpster Diving? $1,000 fine, or year in Jail.
University of Colorado police say: turning Trash into Treasure is illegal.
Via New Era News' Lauren Egdahl.
'Tis a sad day when the fun of dumpster diving is ripped away from us.
Who would have known the age old saying "your trash is my treasure" no longer holds true and that if you do decide to dive into the pool of riches we have come to know as dumpsters, you could be penalized with either a $1,000 fine or up to a year in jail?
It seems that CU police have imposed a ban on the art of, 'dumpster diving,' implying that there are security threats related to people hopping into buckets of waste. Clearly they don't know what they are talking about.
Sure, there is the possibility of cuts and scrapes on hazardous objects or the possibility that one may 'accidently' cause a fire of massive proportions that happens to be the coolest thing anyone has ever seen; but ultimately, there is a ton of junk that is thrown away that others would find to be junkalicious.
To rebut this point, CU police have recognized the drop-off centers that are scattered throughout campus for people to donate instead of throw things away. However, last time I checked freshmen in the dorms are not the most motivated people in the world and would most likely rather carry their furniture, old clothes, etc several feet to the dumpster outside of their building than carry it all across campus.
The argument stands that by creating this ban, things that could be reused are going to waste. Another irrefutable point is that CU police are worried about non-students getting into the dumpsters. AKA—they don't want homeless people on campus rummaging through trash. It's a good thing we are so giving and considerate of the needs of our community.
How 'bouts we put a separate dumpster that is for donation outside of the dorms that will later be dropped off at drop-off centers? Skip a step and still allow people to enjoy the stuff that others don't want any more while avoiding health and security issues related to people dumpster diving. There's an idea.
All I can say is that I hope that this ban doesn't seep out into the rest of Boulder. Yes, it may be creepy to walk out to the dumpster with your trash and stumble upon a little man investigating the condition of a ripped T-shirt that was thrown away (not that this has ever happened to me), but at least someone is benefiting from someone else's trash. To a lesser extreme, let's think about all of the tables, chairs, and couches thrown away simply because people are too lazy to go to Salvation Army. What if we couldn't take that stuff out, make a trip to a sterilizing center (I hope), and use it.
Bottom line: We live in Boulder and I believe there is a famous quote that many Boulderites live by that says, "reduce, reuse, recycle." If this doesn't optimize dumpster diving to a tee, then I don't know what does. Perhaps instead of the "No Trespassing" signs, we were to say "Trespass at Your Own Risk and Please Don't Start a Fire," this whole issue could be avoided and we could continue to reap the benefits of getting free shit, even if it means we have to submerge ourselves in trash to get there.
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7 Responses to "Dumpster Diving? $1,000 fine, or year in Jail."
Irresponsible employees often throw away documents with sensitive information such as logins and passwords to computer systems or routing and account numbers for financial accounts.
Still, dumpster diving being a crime is intensely idiotic.
It's a sad, sad world when those of us who try to keep as much *out* of landfills as possible are the bad guys here.
being a CU alum, i also remember the university and the city of having, despite (or maybe in spite), a tradition of draconian local laws, like the no more than 4-5 unrelated ppl in a house, in a city with quite a few large victorians (i lived in one with 5 bedrooms, we simply moved 1/2 the furniture out and a couple left for a few days when we knew we were going to be "audited"), & a sore lack of student housing, maybe it's been improved since i was there, but tent cities for freshman for more than a month were the norm….
this is purely a guess, and please feel free to correct me–but most large institutions impose rules/regulations/etc. for two main reasons: to avoid lawsuits or as a result of already being sued. so the logic goes: someone dives in a dumpster (at night to avoid too much detection), it's dark so he/she can't see the whole dumpster, and he/she gets punctured by something pretty unseemly and goes to the ER. Said person sues, and the school settles out of court for a high five-figure sum. maybe it's already happened (these cases aren't widely publicized), or their risk managers/lawyers are worried that it's going to happen.
like I said–just a guess. it does seem like a silly rule–but people file claims (frivolous and valid) against entities with deep pockets ALL THE TIME.
That's just not right. There are so many cool things being created by dumpster divers! And what about people who are looking for food?
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George Galloway hails 'Bradford spring' as he kicks Labour butt
Here's George Galloway sticking a finger in the eye of our Congressional liars and hypocrites
George Galloway has said his surprise victory in the Bradford West by-election showed the "alienation" of voters from the main political parties. The Respect Party politician said his win also reflected concerns about jobs and the economy – and was not just based on the support of Muslim voters.
Labour's Ed Miliband said the loss of the seat was "incredibly disappointing"…he said "local factors" were partly to blame but pledged to "learn lessons" from the defeat.
But the BBC's chief political correspondent Norman Smith said the poll, coming at the end of a difficult week for the coalition government, should have been a "stroll in the park" and that there were questions whether the Labour leadership could connect with its core supporters.
Mr Galloway, expelled by Labour in 2003, won the by-election by 10,140 votes, in the process of overturning a Labour majority of more than 5,000 at the 2010 general election.
He told the BBC that his win represented a "peaceful democratic uprising" against the established political parties and their leaders…
How did he win? Firstly, he appears to have galvanised some who feel ignored, even disenfranchised by the main political parties…
For others, in a multi-ethnic constituency, the call for the immediate withdrawal of troops from Afghanistan was appealing.
For others still, this was a mid-term by-election. It wasn't about choosing the next government, but sending a powerful message, selecting a noisy, high profile advocate to represent them.
Handing George Galloway a 10,000 vote majority certainly does that…
The Conservatives, who came third in the by-election with 2,746 votes, also saw their vote fall by more than 20%…
The Lib Dems came fourth and lost their deposit.
Bravo, George. One of the noisier independent voices for ordinary working people in British politics. Someone who stuck to his guns during the years of Blair/Bush bedsitters.
About half of Americans trust the White House, hardly anyone trusts Congress — how many trust the Supreme Court?
An overwhelming majority of Americans think that the Supreme Court justices' political views will influence how they vote on the Obama health care reform cases…
Respondents were asked "The U.S. Supreme Court will soon decide the constitutionality of the health care reform law signed by President Obama in 2010. Do you expect the Court will make this decision based solely on legal merits, or do you expect politics will influence how some justices vote? "
The poll found 75 percent of Americans think politics will influence the justice's votes, while 17 percent think they will vote solely on the legal merits, and 8 percent aren't sure.
Respondents who described themselves as politically independent were most skeptical of the justices' ability to keep politics out of their decision making process; 80 percent of independents thought politics would influence the justices. Of Republicans, 74 percent thought politics would play a factor, while just 65 percent of Democrats thought politics would influence the outcome.
This is the result of decades of Republicans making revision of the Supreme Court a central task of every Republican presidency – and Democrats lacking the backbone to fight for an independent judiciary. While we've seen dry academic polls lay out this change starting with the Reagan years — till now, there was some conviction that the conservatives on the bench would continue to spell the word with a small "c". This poll demonstrates that the American people have no belief in that being true at all.
We all know the level of contempt felt for the corruption factory that is Congress. And the nation – divided as it is in response to the ideologues of the Right and Religion who preach division – stays divided over the residents of the White House. But, it is a new state of affairs when the third branch of our tripartite government has plunged to the same depths of perceived crony corruption as the rest of government.
I guess we can give special thanks to the Republican Party, once again, for the reintroduction of class warfare to the United States.
From the archive, 1 February 1948 — An interview with Gandhi
It is the violence of Gandhi's death, this complete and contemptuous negation of everything he lived for, which is the shocking thing. Yet paradoxically, this is the aesthetic end to a life of non-violence, the end which, one imagines, the old man would have chosen for himself.
I remember, in the very middle of the war, I went as a war correspondent to interview him in Delhi. It was an excessively hot afternoon and I sat cross-legged on the floor sweating through my army uniform. Gandhi leaned back on a white bolster, wearing nothing but a loincloth, and he said amiably: "What is the good of our talking? You and the people you represent are committed to violence. I am interested only in non-violence. We have nothing to say to one another."
I asked him if he was prepared to see the Japanese invade India (they were then very close in Burma) "Why not?" he said. "They can't kill us all." He went on to propound his famous doctrine: never oppose violence with violence. "Non-violence," he said, "requires an even higher kind of courage than violence. You must be just as prepared to lay down your life – even more so." I remember how cheerful he was that afternoon, how healthy with his great brown barrel of a chest, and how wittily he talked.
Nor was he much changed when I went to one or two of his prayer meetings in Delhi this winter. He was still getting up at four in the morning to exercise, he was still the nimblest (and I think the gayest) good brain in India, and he was still talking in parables on precisely the same theme.
Of course he becomes a martyr now; more than that – a mystical legend and a god. It is probably a waste of time trying to assess him in western terms. Inevitably, the mysticism and the fatalism intervene, blocking out all logic. I do not think Jawaharlal Nehru and the others ever expected practical politics from Gandhi, but they were inspired by him just the same. They loved him passionately.
I never met anyone in India who came away from a meeting with the old man without being captivated and in a slightly elevated condition of mind. He had an overpowering charm under that humility. He talked hard common sense as a rule and the mysticism ran between the lines.
What happens now? It seems almost impossible to be optimistic. The country has lost its figurehead, its living public conscience. Who is to speak against racial hatred now with that authority? The British kept the peace with police and prestige and Gandhi did it with love. Now, within six short months, both police and love have vanished together. Perhaps enough of his followers will obey his creed of non-violence. Whatever the immediate effect may be, at least his influence in the long run can only be for the good.
He has been missed in so many ways.
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Looks like the Brits – and especially the Tories – are getting worried about for-real devolution, this time. This is a fiery topic with old mates of mine in Progressive politics in the UK coming down on both sides of the question. As a "child" of the Highland Clearances, I'm a supporter of sovereignty for Scotland. Causes more pub rows than an Auld Firm derby.
Netherlands apologises to Indonesia for 1947 Rawagede massacre
Dutch Ambassador Tjeerd de Zwaan throws petals over graves at the Rawagede Hero Cemetery
The Dutch government formally apologised Friday for a 1947 massacre on Indonesia's Java island, in an emotional ceremony on the anniversary of the executions by its colonial army.
Dutch troops swooped into a village in the town of Rawagede during Indonesia's fight for independence and executed men and boys as their families and neighbours looked on. Dutch officials say 150 people were killed, but a support group and the local community say the death toll was 431.
"In this context and on behalf of the Dutch government, I apologise for the tragedy that took place in Rawagede on the 9th of December, 1947," the Netherlands ambassador to Indonesia Tjeerd de Zwaan said.
He then repeated the apology in the Indonesian language, to the applause of hundreds of people attending the ceremony, some of whom broke down in tears as they listened in front of a marble monument commemorating the dead.
In a landmark ruling, a Hague-based civil court in September found the Dutch state responsible for the executions and ruled in favour of eight widows and a survivor of the massacre who lodged the case. Two of the widows have since died, and so has the survivor, Saih Bin Sakam, who passed away in May at the age of 88…
One of the widows, 93-year-old Anti Rukiyah, said she was relieved to finally receive an apology, and would use the compensation money to help her children buy a home…
Indonesia's Foreign Minister Marty Natalegawa praised the Dutch government for making the apology.
I live in a land where fools in one political party condemn members of the other as unpatriotic cowards for "apologizing for America". Slavery and genocide never happened in this Land of Liberty – if you listen jaw agape to the pronouncements of Republicans, Kool Aid Partygoers and the Blue Dog flavor of spineless Democrat.
Someday, no doubt when I will have shuffled off this mortal coil for a century or two, American education will have progressed sufficiently to produce a generation or two of adults who embrace an ethical view of history.
In 2011, the 4th of July has become Independents Day
As we celebrated Independence Day at the start of a long hot campaign season, it is worth remembering that patriotism is not the same thing as partisanship.
Our first president, George Washington said, "I was no party man myself, and the first wish of my heart was, if parties did exist, to reconcile them…"
And the third president — and author of the Declaration of Independence, Thomas Jefferson, observed: "I never submitted the whole system of my opinions to the creed of any party of men whatever in religion, in philosophy, in politics, or in anything else where I was capable of thinking for myself. Such addiction is the last degradation of a free and moral agent. If I could not go to heaven but with a party, I would not go there at all…"
The fact is that 41% of Americans describe themselves as independents — as opposed to Democrats or Republicans — according to an April Washington Post/ABC News poll. Independents are the largest and fastest-growing segment of the electorate. Back in 1945, they made up 15%…
…And the growth of independent voters has occurred precisely as the two parties have become more ideologically polarized than at any time in our recent history…
Missouri coppers "kill" cement alligator
Buy the mold and make lots of 'em for your yard
Police in a suburb in the state of Missouri recently encountered one tough alligator — or so they thought.
Officers in Independence, a Kansas City suburb, responded to a call on a Saturday evening about a large alligator lurking on the embankment of a pond, police spokesman Tom Gentry said.
An officer called a state conservation agent, who advised him to shoot the alligator because there was little that conservation officials could do at that time, Gentry said.
As instructed an officer shot the alligator, not once but twice, but both times the bullets bounced off — because the alligator was made of cement…
Gentry acknowledged the incident is drawing a lot of attention.
"In hindsight, it's humorous," he said. "But we have to take every call seriously."
You could chuck a rock at the "critter" if no one's seen it move in a day or two – before you open fire.
Any idea where the ricochet went?
Nearly 4 million southern Sudanese to vote on independence
Almost 4 million southern Sudanese, or roughly half the south's population, have registered to take part in an independence referendum next week that is likely to split Africa's largest country in two.
The U.S. State Department said it was optimistic ahead of the vote, which is due to begin in six days and marks the climax of a 2005 peace deal that ended a civil war in Sudan that killed at least 2 million people and destabilized much of the region…
Southerners are expected to vote to separate from the north and form a new nation.
"The total number of people registered in the south, in the eight countries abroad and in the states of northern Sudan is 3,930,916," said Chan Reek Madut, a member of the referendum's organizing commission.
The vast majority of voters are in the southern region. Only some sixty thousand registered in the diaspora and less than 120,000 in the north, amid accusations of voter intimidation and a fear of reprisals should the south separate…
The State Department's Crowley said both the Obama administration's special envoy for Sudan, Scott Gration, and Princeton Lyman, a veteran U.S. diplomat named to help negotiations between north and south, would be in Sudan for the vote, and said both sides appeared to be sending "the right signals" about the need for an open and credible process.
But he noted that the two sides remain split on key issues including border demarcation, the fate of the disputed region of Abyei, and the sharing of oil revenues — any of which could spark potential confrontation in the weeks following the referendum…
In order to be valid, the referendum requires that 60 percent of those registered turn out to vote.
Cripes. That wouldn't work in the great democratic nation of the United $tates of America.
And, yes, I trust the government of Sudan about as far as I could throw them uphill into a heavy wind. These are the gangsters who still say they never knew Osama Bin Laden was training in their land back in the mid-80's.
They didn't know. The CIA didn't know. Anyone who travelled through the region knew. But, official liars say they didn't know. Hogwash!
Welcome to Laptopistan
Inside the Atlas Cafe
Just after 4 o'clock on a Wednesday afternoon, as a dozen people clicked away on their laptops at the Atlas Café in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, half of a tree broke off without warning less than a block away. It crashed into the middle of Havemeyer Street, crushing a parked car, setting off alarms and blocking the street. A deafening chorus of horns rose outside Atlas's window as traffic halted. An 18-wheeler executed a sketchy 10-point turn in the middle of a crowded intersection before a pair of fire trucks made their way through the traffic jam in a blaze of red. Chain saws roared, sawdust flew and the horns built to a peak. It was New York urban pandemonium at its finest.
Inside the warm confines of Atlas, separated from the chaos by only a thin wall of glass, not a soul stirred. A quiet mention was made of the falling tree, a few heads rose for a second, and then, just as quickly, they ducked back down. They all returned to whatever was on the other side of their glowing, partly eaten apples. On a day when the cafe Internet connection had already been down for four hours, and the toilet had been blocked for even longer, I thought I had seen these worker bees pushed to their limit. But I had underestimated them. Nothing could stir these people. They were not in New York; they were citizens of Laptopistan…
I was, admittedly, a profoundly skeptical observer. Though I had been a freelance writer for the last eight years, I had always worked at home, clad in pajamas and brewing my own fuel rather than paying $3 for someone to make pretty designs in my caffeinated foam. Whenever my wife suggested that I get out of the house, maybe take my laptop to a cafe, I shot back: "Real freelancers don't work in coffee shops. It's just unemployed hipsters and their unpublished novels, or screenplays, or Facebook stati…"
So what was I doing in Laptopistan? I moved from New York to Toronto in September, but had come back to the city for a week and was sleeping on a friend's couch. I needed a place to work. Someone suggested Atlas. I swallowed my skepticism and got my passport ready.
Set on the corner of Havemeyer and Grand Streets, and flooded with light from two walls of windows, Atlas Café, which opened in 2003, looks like a combination of worn trattoria and late 1990s Seattle coffeehouse. The name reflects its wall-sized map of the world (there are also a mobile of hanging globes, and flourishes of décor inspired by someone's travel to the Far East). The soundtrack is a mix of old country and folk (Dylan, Willy, Cohen and Cash), classical, bebop and French ballads…
Laptopistan's is an entrepreneurial economy, driven by solitary thinkers. Aszure Barton, a choreographer from Alberta, was working with colleagues to prepare for her contemporary dance show called BUSK, which will debut Dec. 17 at the Jerome Robbins Theater. Robert Olinger runs a biotech startup that is getting silkworms to make spider silk at commercial scale, designs online education programs for the New York City Department of Education, and directs theater projects with Russian artists. In just a few days I met architects and event planners, database designers, classical musicians, film editors and app developers, every facet of the creative economy working under one roof, not so much together as in tandem…
RTFA. It's long, interesting, well-written, sometimes humorous, always introspective. The sort of "notes from our journalist in the field" that keeps much of my weekend online reading stuck into the Observer or the NY Times.
This particular effort reflects a certain portion of my life with telling accuracy. I think much of the style – as observed – fits a close look at intellectuals shoehorned physically if not mentally into an urban shoebox. It still won't impose restrictions on their curiosity or openness.
And, of course, MacDonald's can fill the bill as well as many a coffee shop. Or, if you're in Santa Fe, Java Joe's.
Happy 1,000th Birthday to Hanoi
Drummers below a statue of King Ly Cong Uan
who founded Hanoi as VietNam's capitol in 1010
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A musical refrain blared from a loudspeaker as this weekend began — "Hanoi, Hanoi, Hanoi" — and on the sidewalk below, Nguyen Thi Thuy was selling red heart-shaped decals printed with the gold star of Vietnam's flag.
"I've been waiting for this day for a long time," said Ms. Thuy, a 20-year-old college student, who had pasted one of the decals on her cheek.
"This day only comes once every thousand years."
With parades and concerts and flamboyant kitsch, Hanoi is celebrating its 1,000th anniversary on Sunday, and much of city life has ground to a halt to make way for it…
But in the symbolism of the celebration, the Communist Party ruled supreme, just three months before a once-every-five-years party congress, at the pinnacle of a history that includes royalty and feudalism as well as revolution…
As an urban landscape, though, Hanoi seems mostly to be succeeding, where other Asian cities have failed, in integrating development with preservation.
Zoning laws have maintained the low-rise heart of the city with its shade trees and broad sidewalks. Most development has been shifted to the western suburbs.
Many of the elegant villas of the old French quarter have been preserved, and the bustling Ancient Quarter, choked with tourists and commerce, survives. The area around Hoan Kiem Lake has so far resisted development…
As the city's modernization picks up pace, it seems, the pace of nostalgia accelerates along with it.
The article is more than a little choppy – likely edited to suit New York/American politics.
After all, this is the celebration of a nation that generally succeeded in rebuffing attempts of their much larger neighbors like China to absorb them. They defeated old colonialists like Japan and France and a new imperialist like the United States. The distance they have brought a nation impoverished by war – by comparison with neighbors like Thailand – is stellar.


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Guest blog by Mary Dell Harrington, co-founder of the parenting blog Grown and Flown
Long ago, our house became a favorite destination for our son's playdates, and we have a big, brown, furry family dog to thank. During our 20+ years of marriage, we have actually had four chocolate Labrador retrievers, beginning with a puppy when we got engaged and ending with the dog who joined our almost-empty nest three years ago.
Of all the dogs, though, Argus, a Christmas addition for our then six-year old son, was the rowdiest, matching up in temperament perfectly with the pack of energized little boys who came over to play. As he trained (somewhat successfully) his unruly pal, our son gained a playmate and confidante, alarm clock and buddy; in fact, he gained a brother. The years of puppyhood, with chewed possessions and indoor accidents, are distressing. But witnessing your grown child say goodbye to a now-aged dog as he leaves home for college is infinitely harder.
Author Willie Morris (1934-1999) wrote about the magic of a family dog in his wonderful book, My Dog Skip. We learn of how Morris blossomed from an awkward and lonely (only) child to a confident college student and recipient of a Rhodes scholarship, all with the help of his loyal dog. As the story ends, an ominous call arrives for him in Oxford telling Morris of Skip's death. He writes:
The dog of your boyhood teaches you a great deal about friendship, and love, and death: Old Skip was my brother…. They had buried him under our elm tree, they said—yet this was not totally true. For he really lay buried in my heart.
As we packed our son off to college for his freshman year, my husband, daughter and I watched as he hugged his dog and told him he would see him soon. For 13 years, the enormous chocolate Lab who joined our household so many years before, taught our son about friendship and love. Like Morris' dog Skip, Argus passed away during our son's collegiate years.
No doubt our son will have other dogs, but he may never have a relationship quite like the one he had with Argus. When I think of him as a really young boy, in my mind's eye, he is smiling broadly, running with his giant retriever. It is an indelible image.
Mary Dell Harrington, a graduate of the University of Texas and Harvard Business School, began her career in the media where she worked for NBC, Discovery and Lifetime. Most recently, she and Lisa Heffernan co-founded Grown and Flown, a parenting blog that looks at the entire arc of family life from the point of view of moms with kids 15-25. Their writing has appeared in Huffington Post, Atlantic.com, PBS Next Avenue and Lifetime Moms. Along with her chocolate Labrador partner, Moose, Mary Dell is a certified Pet Partners animal therapist and volunteers for New York-Presbyterian Hospital in that capacity.
A group of preschoolers from New York City's Resurrection Episcopal Day School recently spent some quality time with dogs and cats of all shapes and sizes during a tour of the ASPCA Adoption Center in Manhattan.
The students toured the Adoption Center, led by ASPCA Volunteer Coordinator Beverly Pietrucha, where they met and observed plenty of adorable adoptable puppies, adult dogs, kittens and adult cats. ASPCA veterinarian Dr. Jennifer Lander demonstrated a basic health exam on a super-friendly therapy dog named Britney Spears.
For the tour's grand finale, Dr. Lander brought in three six-week-old kittens for the students to interact with. It's safe to say these young animal lovers learned a great deal about caring for animals and had a blast in the process!
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Summer Sundae Weekender 2011 review
Chris Eustace checks out the laidback Leicester bash
Photographer: Peter CorkhillChris Eustace on 15 August 2011
There are fetching top hats, a hastily-assembled festival-goers' choir who, by Sunday, are tackling big harmonies
and you can even charge your phone by pedal power. But the thing that sets Leicester's Summer Sundae apart?
If you've only ever been to the enormo-festivals, the relatively small the main stage area looks may puzzle you at first, but this festival is perfectly sized. There are five stages, all within a five-minute walk of a campsite where you won't unzip your tent in the morning to find someone else's right outside. Plus, with the main stage right next to De Montford Hall, which doubles as the Indoor Stage, clever scheduling means it's entirely possible to see at least a bit of every band on both.
There are families here too, not just in the kids' area, but running around while bands are on and with good, but not overbearing, security, it's obviously deemed safe enough to be a lot of people's first festival.
While 5,000 people to entertain still remains a big deal, perhaps it's the laidback atmosphere that means that many bands this weekend feel able to play new material.
None more so than The Maccabees (7.5/10), whose Friday night headline set sees new nearly outnumber old. Even Orlando Weekes admits it could all go "horribly wrong", but with the likes of 'Precious Time' and 'Love You Better' still included, they win through, with 'Grew Up At Midnight' the pick of those new songs.
Graham Coxon (8/10) also unveils newies, plus a hitherto hidden talent for gymnastics, pulling off a backward roll during a rollicking 'Freaking Out'. Perky Vampire Weekend-style pop from Givers (7/10) and the soaring voice of Raghu Dixit (7/10) also help to get the festival flying, while the intricate Portico Quartet (7/10) fascinate indoors and Toots & The Maytals (8/10) cement their 'festival institution' status afterwards.
Flashguns' (8/10) blues-driven indie kick-starts Saturday, and Benjamin Francis Leftwich's (7.5/10) hazy, summery strums draws an appreciative indoor crowd, with the energetic Bhangra-rock of Kissmet (7/10) and Bellowhead's (7/10) folk stomps getting the Main Stage dancing.
The kids in the audience also now have an instant comeback when a parent/grandparent claims chart music was better "in the old days" – Showaddywaddy (4/10) and their dubious 70's hits. Reef (6/10) are another band out of time, but it'd take a very cynical soul not to at least grin when 'Place Your Hands' starts up.
Meanwhile, Saturday bill-topper Newton Faulkner (6.5/10) is much more enjoyable when viewed as a demented children's entertainer, with "silly songs" about "professional dog food tasters" and audience games involving Spongebob amongst the earnest MOR. Indoors, Chapel Club (6.5/10) may well have the song that takes them chartwards with new falsetto-led song 'Shy', while I am Kloot (7.5/10) round the day off with a stately set.
Much of Sunday's best is to be found on the Indoor Stage. Fans of Jeff Buckley, Death Cab or The National should check out The Antlers (8/10), and give The Phantom Band's (7/10) quirky take on the latter a go too. Warpaint (8.5/10) drop jaws with the killer harmonies of 'Undertow', while Everything Everything (8.5/10) whirl through brilliant, idiosyncratic sing-alongs and Blood Red Shoes (7/10) snarl through their last UK gig for a while.
The Rising Stage gives us Tom Williams and The Boat's folk bite (7/10) and the sharply crafted indie pop of the much-underrated Dutch Uncles (8.5/10).
Sundae then brings out the big guns. Example (7.5/10) wheels out the club-pop hits, getting the site pogo-ing like no-one else does all weekend. There are murmurs that he should have headlined, but McFly (7/10) then draw an even bigger, if slightly less animated, crowd. They appear to be morphing into Bon Jovi, but they're undeniably fun, with '5 Colours In Her Hair' and a closing 'Shine A Light' the highlights.
If there's a criticism, it's that there's not much to do once the bands have finished, save for a Silent Disco, but perhaps that's the trade-off for the central location. It would be so tempting for a festival such as this to try to expand, but to do so would be at the expense of what makes it work. It's safe to say some people caught the festival bug this weekend, and no doubt a few had theirs rekindled too.


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ST. LOUIS (KSDK) - We first introduced you to 7-year-old Arianna Dougan back in February.
Arianna is fighting stage 4 neuroblastoma, and discovered her amazing talent as singer and songwriter through a program called "Kids Rock Cancer."
Arianna and Dr. Tom Eschen, vice president of Maryville University, joined us live in the First @ 4 news room Wednesday to talk about an upcoming concert fundraiser that supports other children with a cancer diagnosis.
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DiFrancesco assisted on the first goal for Clarkson (2-9-3), which was scored by Brian Buckner in the 17th minute. DiFrancesco then scored in the 68th minute off a pass from Kurt Knolle. Saverino Spagnolo made four saves for the shutout.
Danielle Swanston had 12 kills to lead the SUNY Canton volleyball team to a 25-13, 25-16, 25-20 sweep of SUNYIT in a nonconference match Wednesday night.
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Paul van der Velpen, the head of Amsterdam's health service, the Dutch capital city where the sale of cannabis is legalised, wants to see sugar tightly regulated.
"Just like alcohol and tobacco, sugar is actually a drug. There is an important role for government. The use of sugar should be discouraged. And users should be made aware of the dangers," he wrote on an official public health website.
"This may seem exaggerated and far-fetched, but sugar is the most dangerous drug of the times and can still be easily acquired everywhere."
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The Book of Blacksmithing (Setting Up, Essential Skills, Easy Projects) by: Michael Cardiff
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The ability to heat and shape metal into tools, fixtures, and other useful items is one of the most practical skills in the handyman's toolbox. The Book of Blacksmithing shows how surprisingly easy it is to get started in this rewarding craft.
Veteran blacksmith Michael Cardiff teaches you how to set up a basic shop, gather the necessary tools, select the right steel, and hone common metalsmithing techniques. He then walks you step-by-step through 15 simple projects-- including making handy tools for your workshop, decorative items for your home, and a classic single-edge knife--that will help you master hammer control, coordinate tong and hammer use, and perfect other essential skills of the trade. Every technique and project is accompanied by clear, easy-to-follow illustrations.
Hot iron is a joy to work with--a normally hard, unyielding material that suddenly, as if by magic, becomes easy to bend, twist, cut, and shape into all sorts of functional items. Learn how to do it safely and effectively with The Book of Blacksmithing.
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50 Books to Read in High School
The 50 Books to Read in High School list was created by the Lexington Public Library staff in response to frequent questions regarding the best books for high school students. The 50 Books to Read in High School is a list generated by the teen services team with input from librarians from the Fayette County Public Schools. The list is intended to either reflect the life experiences of local teenagers, or to broaden your world view. On this list, you'll find classics as well as cultural phenomena, and you may find something you wouldn't have immediately picked out for yourself. Read them and share what you think with your friends, teachers and, of course, your favorite librarians!


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Banksy is an infamous yet unidentified graffiti artist with a portfolio of widely known pieces, many of which I am sure you will recognise. His work, to say the least, has caused great controversy in the world of art and politics, but on the flip side it is respected and highly admired. The fact is, he dares to take what are usually touchy subjects, and either injects humour, or simply highlights them, and for this, I will always be a fan.
His creations usually consist of some very clever and detailed custom stencils, which are preparred in his studio and usually finished with a black and white outcome in combination with pops of bright colors. He also creates work on canvas, and usually they are more detailed than his street art, but for obvious reasons the later mentioned receives much more attention, and the canvas's usually remain in private collections. If you have been inspired by this post, but would rather crawl before you sprint, then we recommend taking a look at a company called Stencil Warehouse, they sell lots of different stencils that can help you get the ball rolling, and also the chance to create your own custom stencils.


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Friday, 29 December
418. Postmodernity: Liabilities and Opportunities
12:00 noon–1:45 p.m., Liberty Ballroom Salon C, Philadelphia Marriott
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Presiding: Amy J. Elias, Univ. of Tennessee, Knoxville
1. "Postmodernity, Antifoundationalism, and Dialogical Value," Amy J. Elias
2. "Postmodernity Is Not Postmodernism: Implications for Individuality and Agency," Elizabeth Deeds Ermarth, Univ. of Edinburgh
3. "The Death of Postmodernism and the Rise of Informationalism," N. Katherine Hayles, Univ. of California, Los Angeles
4. "Postmodernity and Information Machines," Mark Poster, Univ. of California, Irvine
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Mr. O.J. Flanagan: asked the Minister for Foreign Affairs whether the term "Parliament" is applied in any of the Common Market treaties with reference to the EEC deliberative assembly; and, if not, if he will arrange that the correct designation of this institution is used in documents and publications issued by the Government, in view of the fact that the use of the term "Parliament" may give the impression that the EEC possesses a real parliament in the sense of an elected body with powers to make laws.
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The MacMurray College Baccalaureate Service and Commencement, held on May 4, 2013, were joyous and memorable experiences, even with the gray and rainy day. Graduates, their families, friends, and the entire MacMurray College community — faculty, staff, students, alumni, trustees — celebrated and "felt the joy" of lives transformed. Since not everyone who wished to attend was able to do so, the College is very pleased to share with you these two major addresses:
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- Dr. Kathryn Kimura Mlsna's Commencement address to the graduates, entitled "The Promises."
In my Commencement welcome I reminded graduates that America's first lady in the mid-20th Century, Eleanor Roosevelt, was present with us 66 years ago when she spoke at MacMurray College's Commencement in May 1947. In closing I shared the following Roosevelt quote, which captures beautifully what so many of us Highlanders know to be true: "Many people will walk in and out of your life, but only true friends will leave footprints on your heart." Thank you graduates, faculty, staff, and families and friends for leaving footprints in our hearts, in the MacMurray Highlander tradition. We hope you will enjoy sharing the graduation experiences of 2013 through this experience.
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