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Distribution of principal frequencies. Fast Fourier Transform was used to determine the principal frequencies of different gene expressions. (a) Histogram of principal frequencies obtained from the microarray data set under alternating light and dark cycles [16]. (b) Distribution of principal frequencies from the Toepel et al. data set [17] under alternating light and dark periods followed by continuous light. The x-axis shows the frequency and the y-axis shows the number of genes.
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Keenan Lewis and Ryan Clark are both playing very well this season, turns out they make quite a good team...
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I read that Lewis is tied for the NFL lead for passes defended...15...
If a few of those could turn into INTs....
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Have you ever seen photographs from an area where a REAL hurricane came ashore?
Obviously not.
"Sandy" was a very minor hurricane. FEMA has a cake-walk after this one.
The only problem, aside from NY subways flooding is the power lines that didn't get put where they should be with funding from Obama's Porkulus bill had the usual, predictable, inevitable damage when a storm with strong winds comes through.
Power lines strung from pole to pole in the air have been a well documented, constantly observed problem. Obama threw away 860 billion dollars with his Porkulus plan. Why didn't we get some infrastructure work out of it? Something like bury the power lines.
If Obama hadn't stuffed all of our money into the pockets of Democrat cronies, the people of the northeast would have power now.
Now that the mediocre storm has passed, back to the important issues:
Who told Susan Rice what to say when she lied all over the television networks and at the UN?
It obviously wasn't Obama.
Who in the White House is giving the orders the president should be giving?
Anyone have a guess?
After Obama loses this election, we're going to get answers to that question, and a whole lot more questions are going to be answered, too.
Stay away from Nobraina for 24 hrs, while the rest of the major NE coastal damage is accessed-he'll have you CONvinced-all those homes and businesses from AC on up the coast to the CT side of Long Island Sound-are nothing but "affluence"--and he he couldn't be more full of FLATULENCE on that.
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My admiration for "The Matrix Revolutions" is limited only by the awkward fact that I don't much give a damn what happens to any of the characters. If I cared more about Neo, Morpheus, Niobe and the others, there'd be more fire in my heart. But my regard is more for the technical triumph of the movie, less for the emotions it evokes. Neo is no more intended to have deep psychological realism than Indiana Jones, but the thing is, I liked Indy and hoped he got out in one piece -- while my concern about Neo has been jerked around by so many layers of whether he's real or not, and whether he's really doing what he seems to be doing, that finally I measure my concern for him not in affection but more like the score in a video game.
Consider too the apocalyptic battle scene of the movie, as the vast, mechanical, all too symbolic screw of the Machines penetrates the dome of Zion and unleashes the Sentinels, nasty whiplashing octopi. The humans fight back by climbing into fearsome robotic fighting machines, so their muscles control more powerful muscles made of steel and cybernetics. Each of their surrogate arms ends in a mighty machinegun that sprays limitless streams of ammo at the enemy.
It's all well done in a technical way (the computer-generated special effects are awesome), but I'm thinking: (a) The Machines use machines, so shouldn't the humans be fighting back in a more human manner? and then (b) But it's silly of me to think in this way, because neither the humans or Machines are really there, and what we're seeing are avatars in a computer program. Who wins the battle wins the world, but the world is not what we see; what we see is a projection of the cyber-reality of the Matrix.
Or is it? See, that's where I get confused. Do humans have a separate physical reality and did they really construct Zion, that city buried deep within the earth, and is it really there, made of molecules and elements? Because if they do and if they did, then why don't the Machines just nuke them?
Why all the slithering mechanical octopi? And why, in a society that is unimaginably advanced over our own, are machineguns still used, anyway? So it would seem that the battle is a virtual battle, not a real one, and that impression is reinforced by the way the laws of physics seem to be on hold; as Niobe and Morpheus race to the rescue in their speeding ship, for example, it bounces off the walls and sheds so many vital parts that if it were a real ship, it would have crashed.
I am sure my information is flawed. No doubt I will get countless e-mails explaining or demonstrating my ignorance in tiresome detail. But the thing is: A movie should not depend on the answers to questions like this for its effect. The first "Matrix" was the best because it really did toy with the conflict between illusion and reality -- between the world we think we inhabit, and its underlying nature. The problem of "Matrix Reloaded" and "Matrix Revolutions" is that they are action pictures that are forced to exist in a world that undercuts the reality of the action.
There is, to be sure, the movie's underlying philosophy, but this grows more underwhelming as the series continues. When Neo finally sits down with the Oracle (Mary Alice) and demands the 411, what he gets is about what you'd pay 50 bucks for from a storefront Tarot reader. When the dust has settled and we all look back on the trilogy from a hype-free zone, we'll realize that the first movie inspired its fans to imagine that astonishing philosophical revelations would be made, and the series hasn't been able to live up to those anticipations. Maybe that would have been impossible. No matter how luridly the barker describes the wonders inside his tent, it's always just another sideshow.
Still, in a basic and undeniable sense, this is a good movie, and fans who have earned their credit hours with the first two will want to see this one and graduate. To the degree that I was able to put aside my questions, forget logic, disregard continuity problems and immerse myself in the moment, "The Matrix Revolutions" is a terrific action achievement. Andy and Larry Wachowski have concluded their trilogy with all barrels blazing. Their final apocalypse in the bowels of the Earth plays like "Metropolis" on steroids. There are sights here to stir the sense of wonder, and a marriage between live action and special effects that is about as good as these things get in the movies.
It's a rich irony that the story is about humans occupying a world generated by computers, and the movie consists of actors occupying a world also created by computers. Neo may or may not exist in a universe created by computers, but Keanu Reeves certainly does.
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For the accused heretics who were burnt at the stake for revering her in the 14th and 15th century, she symbolized the prophecy of the return of the Holy Spirit, which was perceived as the female aspect of the Holy Trinity.
In the sequence of cards in the major arcana, the High Priestess appears as soon as the Fool decides he wants to develop his innate powers, making a move toward becoming a Magus. The High Priestess is his first teacher, representing the Inner Life and the method for contacting it, as well as the contemplative study of Nature and the Holy Mysteries.
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In a Golden Age of Discovery, Faraway Worlds Beckon
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The Epicurean philosophers of classical Greece would probably not have been surprised by such a turn of events. They believed that the chance conglomerations of infinite atoms in an infinite universe must form ''innumerable worlds.'' Metrodorus of Chios, a disciple of Epicurus, wrote, ''It would be strange if a single ear of corn grew in a large plain or were there only one world in the infinite.''
When the Polish scholar Copernicus determined in the early 16th century that Earth orbited the Sun, a revolutionary idea began to take root in modern Western thinking: Earth might not be the center of the universe or even unique as an abode of life. Acceptance of that idea was grudging. Giordano Bruno was burned at the stake in 1600 for, among other things, the heresy of speculating about other inhabited worlds.
More recently, scientists have been encouraged in the search for other worlds by the recognition that the laws of physics appear to be universal and that life is a phenomenon based on natural chemical processes that need not be confined to one planet around one rather ordinary star. Since the 1960's, a few radio astronomers have been patiently listening to the heavens, seeking signal patterns that just might come from intelligent extraterrestrials.
Prospects for finding worlds around other stars improved substantially in the 1980's. Dr. Bradford A. Smith, of the University of Arizona in Tucson, and Dr. Richard J. Terrile, of the Jet Propulsion Laboratory in Pasadena, Calif., made infrared observations of a thick rotating disk of dust around the young star Beta Pictoris. This appeared to be a planetary system in the making and thus confirmation of the standard theory for the origin of such systems.
According to the theory, as a cloud of interstellar matter compresses and collapses, forming a new star, rotational forces cause the residual dust and gas to form a flat disk and then fragment and coalesce as planets. Similar disks were soon observed around other young stars. Some stellar clusters show signs of such disks around at least 60 percent of their stars. But detecting these broad disks has been easier than finding planets, relatively small objects obscured by the bright light of their parent stars.
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Planetary companions cannot be seen directly in visible light or other wavelengths. Their presence must be inferred from their gravitational effects on the motions of their stars. The spectroscopic method, used by most astronomers, including Dr. Marcy and Dr. Butler, involves measurements of changes in the frequency of a star's light, the Doppler shift that reveals slight motions of the star toward or away from the observer. The simplest explanation for such radial motion is that a companion tugs at the star. The size of the frequency change in the starlight gives the amplitude of the star's motion, which in turn provides an estimate of the mass of the orbiting object.
Other scientists use the astrometric method, which requires years of tracking a star's course through space. Astronomers try to discern any speeding up or slowing down of a star, a sign that an orbiting object, like a planet, is alternatively holding back the star, then pulling it faster along its trajectory. Over the years, this technique has raised many false hopes, as when two companions were supposedly detected earlier in the century around Barnard's Star. They later proved to be artifacts of the telescope.
As it turned out, astronomers using radiotelescopes, not spectroscopy or astrometry, were the first to strike pay dirt in the search for planets, in 1994.
Dr. Alexander Wolszczan, a radio astronomer at Pennsylvania State University, reported detecting two and perhaps three planet-size objects orbiting a star in the Virgo constellation. He called this ''a final proof that the first extrasolar planetary system has been unambiguously identified.''
Although scientists accepted this assessment, they were nonetheless disappointed. Dr. Wolszczan seems to have found planets, but not planets around a normal star like the Sun. They are companions of a pulsar, a dense, rapidly spinning remnant of an exploded star, its thermonuclear furnace dead. The detections were made by observing regular fluctuations in the pulsar's rapid radio signals, indicating the planets' complex gravitational effects on the dead star.
But a pulsar is no place for supporting life. The environment there would lack warming starlight and be saturated with deadly radiation.
Meanwhile, other astronomers were busy studying the visible light of nearby stars for telltale variations of their radial velocity, with no success. Dr. Marcy and Dr. Butler had been at the task since 1987. A group at the University of British Columbia in Vancouver, led by Dr. Bruce Campbell and Dr. Gordon A. H. Walker, who pioneered the spectroscopic search technique, had been looking even longer. Discouraged, the British Columbia group abandoned its fruitless work in April 1995, just before two Swiss astronomers scored the breakthrough.
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Thirty million Americans and countless millions worldwide have taken up a practice that is transforming their lives. Follow filmmaker Suzanne Bryant as she meets with the most prominent Yoga Gurus and teachers in the west and travels to India to explore the power of this ancient practice. Along the way she discovers what YOGA IS.
This is the story of a woman who thought she had it all ...until she lost her beloved mother to cancer. Trying to process and understand her profound grief, Suzanne embarked on a journey and turned to a deeper practice of yoga.
Suzanne's journey led her to India on a spiritual quest to learn more about this powerful ancient practice. She studied yoga and Ayurveda in Kerala, Ashtanga Yoga with Pattabhis Jois and his daughter Saraswati, met with Guru Neem Karoli Baba s son in Vrindavan to learn about Bhakti yoga and came face to face with a near death experience herself. While in India, something had shifted within her, the light had returned.
Inspired by her experience in India, she returned back to the U.S. to explore what yoga means to the West and how it can transform lives. Suzanne met with the most prominent western Yoga Gurus and teachers as well as celebrity yoga devotees Russell Simmons, Christy Turlington, musician Michael Franti and Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman in search for the answers that unite us all. Answers to questions such as Love, Truth, Happiness, Purpose, The Now, our Dark and Light , Empowerment, Karma, Enlightenment, Transformation and so much more. What she found was something wonderful: a path that can enable anyone to transform suffering and experience daily peace and happiness.
Suzanne Bryant is a former journalist from NYC. She attended NYU for journalism and worked for Producer George Crile at 60 Minutes II. While living in NYC she took up a daily yoga practice to deal with her anxiety a bi product or so she thought of living amongst metropolis.This daily practice of yoga would be the beginning of a journey. Although she had been practicing yoga, taking her first class in 1991, it was her daily experience of yoga in 1998 that would be the beginning of a transformation.
After noticing the powerful effects of calming her mind, clarity about her life began to reveal itself. She enrolled in a 500 hour teacher training with Alan Finger of Ishta Yoga in NYC in 2000 while still working in journalism. A phone call would change her life. She learned of her mother's breast cancer diagnosis. She left NY to come back to San Francisco to be with her mother, believing she would return at some point. The illness became terminal and the one thing Suzanne found strength to deal with the reality of her dying mother was yoga.
Yoga had been a blessing in her life in NYC, but now she had to find a way of staying present and being supportive in a reality she did not want to be facing. Yoga became like a best friend, that no mater what she faced in the day, would make her feel stronger and peaceful after the practice. It was like magic.
After her mothers passing she decided to explore more deeply this mysterious ancient practice of yoga. She embarked on a journey looking for answers. This journey led her to India the birthplace of yoga where she studied Ashtanga Yoga with Pattabhis Jois and his daughter Saraswati, Bhakti Yoga and the teachings of Guru Neem Karoli Baba with scholar Syham Das in Vrindavan, India as well as Yoga and Ayurveda in the South of India, Kerala with Shiva Rea.
After a near death experience in India, she was further determined explore this practice and set out to interview many of the most prominent yoga Teachers in the west as well as some high profile celebrities Russell Simmons and Christy Turlington Burns, musician Michael Franti and Buddhist scholar Robert Thurman in search of what YOGA IS.
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I enjoyed this as a documentary and learning about ones struggle to find inner piece.Published 4 months ago by hollister.meppen
It is about her journey. I wouldn't watch it again. It was interesting to see different yoga instructors and hear them, a few with extreme ideas, but overall quite boring... Read morePublished 4 months ago by Vivi
Good DVD to add to your Yoga collection. Lot's of popular and well respected Yogi's interviewed. Thoroughly enjoyed the DVD.Published 6 months ago by Kathy
I tried so hard to like this movie, but I just couldn't get past the nauseating reality that I was a privileged spectator in the spiritual exhibitionism of a hyper privileged woman... Read morePublished 7 months ago by Weiwei Torres
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Smith talked ad clutter and digital technology as Cannes ad festival wrapped up.
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The seminar barely touched on advertising, but in a 20-minute press conference afterward she fielded a bunch of questions about it. Smith is not an expert on digital ads - or advertising at all. But she does have well defined views on the proper role of advertising in society, on the problem of clutter, and on the symbiosis between ads and technology.
Among her comments here: "People that use advertising would be smarter to give the public less advertising but more creative advertising." And: "The Internet is based on advertising, and you can feel almost like you're being devoured."
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Another Fatal Plane Crash Stuns Oklahoma State
by Paul Steinbach November 2011
Tragedy has again struck the Oklahoma State University athletic department.
For the second time in 11 years, an airplane carrying OSU basketball officials crashed, leaving no survivors. KOCO in Oklahoma City is reporting that head women's coach Kurt Budke, assistant women's coach Miranda Serna and two other individuals not affiliated with the university, including the pilot, were killed when their small plane went down Thursday night in Perry County, Arkansas. Budke and Serna were on a recruiting trip, according to a university statement.
Recent Tragedies Put New Focus on Shallow Water Blackout
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The July deaths of two 21-year-old men in a Staten Island, N.Y., public pool brought increased attention to shallow water blackout - a largely unknown and potentially fatal condition that occurs when an insufficient amount of carbon dioxide is available to activate the body's natural impulse to breathe. Swimmers and free divers who practice prolonged underwater breath-holding are particularly at risk.
Second Man Dies in Staten Island Breath-Holding Accident
by Michael Popke — AB Managing Editor July 2011
A second man has died following an underwater training accident at a public pool on Staten Island. The New York Daily News reports that 21-year-old off-duty lifeguard Jonathan Proce died Sunday at New York Presbyterian Hospital following an exercise at Lyons Pool last Wednesday in which he and his friend, Bohdan Vitenko, also 21, were practicing underwater breath-holding.
Videographer's Death Calls Scissor Lift Safety Into Question
by Paul Steinbach November 2010
By all accounts, Declan Sullivan loved his job as a student videographer for the University of Notre Dame football program. But he also recognized the risks. Before going to work Oct. 27, a day that saw extreme high winds whip through South Bend, the 20-year-old tweeted, "I guess I've lived long enough." Once aloft in a 50-foot scissor lift, with wind gusts exceeding 50 miles per hour, genuine panic ensued. "This is terrifying," Sullivan typed.
One on One: Baseball Fan Hollye Minter Recalls Fall from Stands
by Paul Steinbach July 2010
Ever wonder what it would be like to fall out of an upper deck? Hollye Minter would tell you, if only she could remember. Everything between losing contact with a 30-inch-tall railing on the Home Run Porch at The Ballpark in Arlington and landing on the Care Flight helipad at Parkland Hospital in Dallas is a blank. That was April 1, 1994, opening day of the Texas Rangers' new stadium, and Minter — who, on her 26th birthday, suffered a fractured vertebrae, two broken ribs, a broken shoulder and six broken teeth - was reminded of at least some aspects of her ordeal last month, when a man fell 30 feet out of the first row of the Ballpark's club level. Paul Steinbach spoke to Minter on July 7, the day after Tyler Morris became the second member of an unenviable Rangers fan club.
AEDs Save Lives, But Only If You Maintain Them
by Andrew Cohen July 2010
Kathy Margiasso, fitness director at Mount Kisco (N.Y.) Athletic Club, joined a really special club last week when she saved a 64-year-old member's life with an automated external defibrillator. Told that the member (whose name was withheld) had fallen off a treadmill and was unconscious, she told the club manager to call 911, grabbed the AED, shocked the victim and, with the help of personal trainer Val Yasovic, performed CPR until EMTs arrived. According to First Aid Corps, the member was stabilized at a nearby hospital and underwent double bypass surgery the following day.
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Ballpark Fall Turns Fatal at Miller Park
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Having reported on fatal falls involving ballpark upper decks, I was particularly shocked to read minutes ago of a death involving a fan who fell 14 feet from a lower-level railing at Miller Park in Milwaukee.
Heightened Awareness of Concussions Changing Culture of High School Sports
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Last Sunday, Jon Fenlon, Daniel Langdon and Rick Brown, ages 26, 36 and 65, all collapsed and died while running a half-marathon in Detroit. What made these deaths unusual was that they all happened within 16 minutes of each other during the last two miles of the 13.1-mile race. While the autopsies are still pending, the deaths were most likely caused by heart failure. Add these deaths to the list of fatalities during recent endurance events (half-marathons claimed two lives in San Jose, Calif., earlier this month and another in Virginia Beach, Va., in September), and it's enough to make even avowed couch potatoes break a sweat.


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As he leaned on a long, knobby hand-carved cane, we asked to take his picture. He stiffened, and indicated that we dare not, then turned around and disappeared back down the path, too proud of his heritage to be taken for a mere relic. Many old-timers, I later learned, have an almost superstitious anathema to pictures.
We made our way on to Sfakia, stopping in what seemed like every small taverna along the town's main road for strong Greek coffee and a taste of the cheese pie of local fame, sfakiani pita. Something between a crepe and a pancake, it is filled with a delicious, soft, sour cheese called xynomyzithra, pan-fried and served with a generous drizzling of thyme honey.
An area that we found to be lovely driving territory is Kissamos, in the far northwestern corner. Some very good olive oil is produced there, although most of the prize-winning liquid gold comes from Sitia on the eastern end.
From Hania, west of Rethimno and worthy of a stay of several days itself, we drove the 50 or so miles to Kissamos Prefecture, just to eat organic pork braised in wine, chestnut, tomato and potato stew, and boureki, a luscious zucchini and cheese pie. We had both at Milia, an elegant taverna in the medieval village of Vlatos.
On another recommendation of a local friend, we drove south of Hania another time, about 40 miles to the village of Prases to visit Katina Kotsaki at the family-run kafeneion bearing her name. A kafeneion is literally a coffee shop, but it's more like a village social center, where you can get everything from a simple cup of coffee to an array of local dishes. These places are small, open all day, but are not exactly bustling: This is the languid Mediterranean, where men play backgammon and spend half their day over a cup of demitasse.
I had called ahead, which is advisable if you are interested in sampling more than the daily fare she cooks for her own family. That day the menu was no disappointment.
We dined on some of the best grain dishes I've found on the island, especially the rice pilaf fragrant with local clarified butter called staka, and the hondros, cracked wheat, which was cooked with snails, another Cretan staple. Her kaltsounia, pastries filled with wild greens and cheese, and her potatoes were perfect: both fried in olive oil over a wood fire and worth driving 40 miles to nibble on.
From Rethimno, the drive east along the highway is straightforward, and we decided to head well past Iraklion to enjoy brunch à la Crete in a tiny roadside place, Yiorgia's, in Tarmaros, not too far from Malia. Yiorgia is a simple cook whose repertory doesn't exceed a handful of dishes, among them the sunny side up eggs drizzled with lemon juice and served on a pool of her own delicious chartreuse olive oil. She brought us another Cretan homemade specialty, tiny cracked green olives flavored ever so delicately with bitter orange juice.
We spent the afternoon driving around some of the villages in Lasithi, one of the main farming plateaus in Crete. For our evening meal we settled in Hersonissos at a hidden gem called Stenakis Mezethopoleion, which was really nothing more than a glorified shack surrounded by olive and mulberry trees about halfway up the peninsula, which is what hersonissos means in Greek. Together with Malia, it is one of the most egregiously touristy places on the island. Both villages, though, are ghost towns in the off season.
The home cooking here was exceptionally good. The family runs a rabbit farm, so it goes without saying that rabbit is the main fare. My favorite dish was the olive-oil-fried rabbit, ''extinguished,'' as they say in Greek, with red wine.
If rabbit doesn't sound appealing, it's worth going just for the fries, silver-dollar sized and cooked in the island's ubiquitous olive oil. We were given a wedge of excellent kefalograviera, a local sheep's milk cheese, and served a bowl of pale green mashed fava beans together with a few shots of the ubiquitous firewater.
To prepare for the long ride back, we finished with a spoonful of candied bergamot and quince, two of Crete's many preserved fruit dishes.
After our exploring and eating around the island, I understand why Greeks consider Crete their culinary cradle, a place where the food traditions of the whole Aegean culminate. Crete's well-defined cuisine is shaped by the seasons and by a well-honed sense of versatility. Although the same simple ingredients are used again and again, local cooks use them to create a whole spectrum of different dishes. At any time of the year, the food is memorable, as long as you are sampling the real thing.
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All these tavernas are mom-and-pop places, open for lunch and dinner, beginning around 11 a.m., and usually closing when the last customer leaves. Most do not take credit cards. They are open all year, unless noted.
Their seasonal menus usually change daily, with cooks going out to pick their own greens and often serving eggs from their own chickens. One can call beforehand to order a meal.
Smoking is allowed, and every place serves local wine and beer; wine is usually around $3.50 a carafe and beer about $3 a beer, at $1.19 to the euro.
Taverna Petralantonis, (30-28210) 63337, is right on the sea with a view of snow-capped mountains in the small village of Marathi, in Akrotiri, 18 miles east of Hania on the airport road. It specializes in fresh, local fish (and a few daily specials): cuttlefish with wild fennel and olives ($7.75), char-grilled cuttlefish stuffed with feta and onions ($11), grilled octopus ($8.25), and sea urchin salad ($11). Open every day, May to October, for lunch and dinner; weekends only, in winter.
Taverna Milia, in Vlatos, Kissasmos, (30-28220) 51569, is in a lovely agricultural compound in a renovated village on the far west of Crete. Local spring and summer fare includes an eggplant, vegetable and potato casserole ($6.50), rabbit stuffed with a soft, local sheep's milk cheese, myzithra ($8.25), and lamb baked with zucchini ($9).
Kafeneion tou Kotsaki, in Prases, about 20 miles south of Hania, (30-28210) 77901, is perched about 1,500 feet over a river in mountain terrain. It's best to call ahead to order dishes you would like to try, from handmade savory pies, to artichoke, zucchini and herb frittatas, to local meats -- mainly goat and lamb -- sold by the kilogram (around $9.50 for about 2.2 pounds) and prepared in various ways. Mrs. Kotsakis does all the cooking. English is halting.
Kafeneion tis Kaliopes, in Potamous, in Amari, about a 45-minute drive from Rethimno, (30-28330) 61440 or 61285, is another tiny roadside place. Call to let Kaliope Kehadiadaki know you are coming or to order in advance. Good choices include green beans with fresh plum tomatoes, pan-fried cheese and greens pies, and the hot cheese and honey pie as dessert, about $4 to $5 each.
Yiorgia, in Tarmaros, (30-28410) 71698, on the national road about a half-mile east of the Malia archeological site, also serves breakfast. The menu changes daily -- ''as if I was cooking at home,'' Yiorgia says -- and can include hand-cut Greek fries in Cretan olive oil, ($2.50), green bean ragout and chick pea soup ($3.50), and homemade meatballs ($3.50).
At Stenakis Mezedopoleion, in Hersonissos, (30-28970) 25406, you might try the rabbit sautéed in olive oil ($7), those famous Greek fries ($3.50), and homemade spoon sweets ($2.50 to $3.40). DIANE KOCHILAS
Photos: Manolis Marakakis is the chef at Milia, an elegant taverna in Vlatos. Kaliope Kehadiadaki cooks at her kafeneion in the tiny village of Potamous. Snails with vegetables and potatoes at Kotsaki's in Prases. (Photographs for The New York Times by Yannis Kontos/Polaris) Map of Crete.


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Today Ed Markey will be sworn in as our U.S. Senator. I hope this will serve as a good wake-up call for Massachusetts Republicans.
The June special election was a winnable race for the GOP. If the Republican nominee had received 60% of the Brown 2010 vote, today would be a happy day.


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Some extraordinarily special Olympics days in Los Angeles
The 6,500 athletes are accompanied by their 2,000 coaches, along with 30,000 volunteers and an anticipated 500,000 spectators in attendance.
Indigenous news: WNBA and Native heritage, hula protest, lacrosse comeback
Braids flying, sticks scooping, American Indian lacrosse players of all ages bring back a tradition that's more than a game.
Today in history: Olympic runner Wilma Rudolph born 75 years ago
"My doctors told me I would never walk again, my mother told me I would; I believed my mother."
UFC's ultimate fighters battle for fair treatment
Sara McMann researched and found that 86 percent of women fighters in the UFC could be negatively impacted by the deal with Reebok.
High school students protest gross inequalities in sports programs
Students held signs with startling numbers like "36,000 students of color go to high schools with almost no sports."
Today in African American history: Muhammad Ali the champ!
On this date in 1964, Cassius Clay, later known as Muhammad Ali, became world heavyweight boxing champion by defeating Sonny Liston in a stunning upset.
Today in African American history: Birthday of Eddie Robinson
Edward Gay Robinson (February 13, 1919 - April 3, 2007) was an outstanding American football coach.
Athletes join growing movement for racial justice
"This issue as I see it - police killings as a symptom of the systematic and historical devaluing of black lives - seemed too big to ignore."
Thousands rally against Washington's divisive nickname
Native American leaders, local politicians, former sports stars and other speakers voiced their disdain the nickname they call derogatory and racist.
Patent Office cancels Washington's disparaging trademark
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Family Art Project: Green Bugs Gathering
at Wave Hill House (in Wave Hill), Bronx
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Study the similarities and differences between cicadas, katydids, and crickets. Then, use craft materials to construct bodies and movable parts, like wings and legs.
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Shape Up NYC Body Sculpting
at Poe Park Visitor Center (in Poe Park), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
This total body workout addresses muscle strength and endurance while keeping the heart rate up to burn calories. Enjoy fun, continuous movement to great music.
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B'rook'lyn Chess Festival
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Learn to play chess, compete, sharpen your skills, meet and play a chess master, and have fun!
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at Greenbelt Nature Center (in Blood Root Valley), Staten Island
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
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at Perkins Visitors Center (in Wave Hill), Bronx
10:00 a.m.–11:00 a.m.
In this beginner-level class, Irving Yee, a member of the William CC Chen Tai Chi School, introduces students to the internal martial arts and promotes an awareness of its benefits.
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Community Paddle
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10:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
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at 81st Street and Central Park West (in Central Park), Manhattan
11:00 a.m.–12:15 p.m.
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11:00 a.m.–2:00 p.m.
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11:00 a.m.–12:00 p.m.
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11:00 a.m.–1:30 p.m.
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The Saint Mary's Panthers JV baseball team won Wednesday's home conference game against Encinal by a score of 11-1.
(May 2, 2012: Albany, CA 94706) The Encinal Jets baseball squad (Alameda, CA), was overwhelmed 11-1 in Wednesday's league test with the host St. Mary's Panthers (Albany, CA)
With the win, St. Mary's upgrades its record to 12-3 on the season. The Panthers travel to Piedmont (Piedmont, CA) to battle the Highlanders in a test on Friday, May 4. The Highlanders come into the test with a record of 1-3.
With the defeat, Encinal falls to 0-6 on the season. The Jets host Salesian (Richmond, CA) to battle the Pride in a non-league test on Friday, May 4. The Pride come into the test with a record of 4-2.


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In one of the trailers for Nothing Was the Same where Drake accepts his Grammy Award, he asks what the formula for his success has been? Is it his youth? Pure luck? Well, he seems to have found what it is. Happiness and Simplicity.
Also continues the Wu Tang shouts from the NWTS recording process, playing off "Can It Be All So Simple" from "Enter The Wu-Tang (36 Chambers)".
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