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The following test reads a file, and using lxml.html generates the leaf nodes of the DOM/Graph for the page.
However, I'm also trying to figure out how to get the input from a "string". Using
doesn't work, as this generates a "Element" as opposed to an "ElementTree".
So, I'm trying to figure out how to convert an element to an ElementTree.
test code::
import lxml.html
from lxml import etree # trying this to see if needed
# to convert from element to elementtree
#cmd='cat osu_test.txt'
cmd='cat o2.txt'
proc=subprocess.Popen(cmd, shell=True,stdout=subprocess.PIPE)
# s contains HTML not XML text
#doc = lxml.html.parse(s)
doc = lxml.html.parse('osu_test.txt')
doc1 = lxml.html.fromstring(s)
for node in doc.iter():
if len(node) == 0:
print "aaa ",node.tag, doc.getpath(node)
#print "aaa ",node.tag
nt = etree.ElementTree(doc1) <<<<< doesn't work.. so what will??
for node in nt.iter():
if len(node) == 0:
print "aaa ",node.tag, doc.getpath(node)
#print "aaa ",node.tag
(parsing html instead of xml) Added the changes suggested by Abbas. got the following errs:
doc1 = etree.fromstring(s)
File "lxml.etree.pyx", line 2532, in lxml.etree.fromstring (src/lxml/lxml.etree.c:48621)
File "parser.pxi", line 1545, in lxml.etree._parseMemoryDocument (src/lxml/lxml.etree.c:72232)
File "parser.pxi", line 1424, in lxml.etree._parseDoc (src/lxml/lxml.etree.c:71093)
File "parser.pxi", line 938, in lxml.etree._BaseParser._parseDoc (src/lxml/lxml.etree.c:67862)
File "parser.pxi", line 539, in lxml.etree._ParserContext._handleParseResultDoc (src/lxml/lxml.etree.c:64244)
File "parser.pxi", line 625, in lxml.etree._handleParseResult (src/lxml/lxml.etree.c:65165)
File "parser.pxi", line 565, in lxml.etree._raiseParseError (src/lxml/lxml.etree.c:64508)
lxml.etree.XMLSyntaxError: Entity 'nbsp' not defined, line 48, column 220
Managed to get the test working. I'm not exactly sure why. If someone with py chops wants to provide an explanation, that would help future people who stumble on this.
from cStringIO import StringIO
from lxml.html import parse
doc1 = parse(StringIO(s))
for node in doc1.iter():
if len(node) == 0:
print "aaa ", node.tag, doc1.getpath(node)
it appears that the StringIO module/class implements IO functionality which satisfies what the parse package needs to go ahead and process the input string for the test html. similar to what casting provides in other languages perhaps...


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Minnesota Wild
Interregnum Illustrated: Hawks-Wild Game 5
May 12th
Posted by Le Pac in 2014 Playoffs
Blackhawks Game Day Illustrated – Let's Do It Again!
May 6th
Posted by Le Pac in 2013-2014 Game Previews
No Exchange: Hawks @ Minnesota Preview
Dec 5th
Posted by mightymikeD in 2013-2014 Game Previews
It is what it is. I'm not going to second-guess this overmuch. These lines probably make the most sense based on the pieces available in St Paul. The fact that there is an NHL-ready (if not 100% yet then learning) Center getting ready for a game in Charlotte with the Icehogs tonight while a winger is the 2nd Line pivot and two players with 8 & 9 NHL games between them are on the 3rd line with a Defenseman is just one of those things that we're going to have to try to ignore and have faith that Q knows what he's doing.
Otherwise we might think he's out of his mind.
As my esteemed colleague JesusMarianHossa pointed out on Twitter, chances are that the erstwhile 3rd line will be more like the 4th, certainly in terms of TOI. This whole "The 4th Line is ROCKIN'" narrative should get put to a stern test because it's been a possession black-hole and is likely to see some hefty opposition tonight.
Mike Yeo does love his match-ups and obviously has last change. so look for him to get his big guns out aginst them. The Minnesota lines have a slightly makeshift look about them, with Mikael Granlund now out indefinitely with a concussion. They are expected to roll Parise-Koivu-Pominville ahead of Heatley-Coyle-Niederreiter. This could get hairy quite quickly. Apparently Saad could also see some time at Center, too. What is guaranteed is a lot of double-shifting, so it's a good thing this isn't the first of a back-to-back with the Ducks coming to Chicago tomorrow, hey?
Anyway, I would expect the line blender in overdrive if things don't start well tonight.
The Wild are no slouches, as we discovered already this year, outside of the top-tier Parise & Suter, they have Jason Pominville, Coyle & Niederreiter all contributing well. Jared Spurgeon is having an excellent year thus far and of course there's that goalie. The Wild allow the 2nd fewest Shots Against in the League and Josh Harding has a SV% of .939.
This could be a long night against a genuine Conference III contender.
Of course, it might all click brilliantly, the Hawks annihilate the Wild and Q looks like a genius.
Guess there's only one way to find out.
Puck drops at 7
CtA Season Preview: Northwest Division Edition
Jan 17th
Posted by Nakis in Calgary Flames
(Now we'll take a look at the division the Canucks win every year in a cakewalk and managed to feature exactly one playoff team last year.)
Northwest Division
2011-2012 Standings
#1 Vancouver (111) Calgary (90) Colorado (88) Minnesota (81) Anaheim (80)
Vancouver Canucks
New guys: Jason Garrison (I wanted him), Cam Barker (you're all horrible people for making fun), Jim Vandermeer (?) and Derek Joslin.
Gone: Samuel Pahlsson (yup, that one), Sami Salo (one ball joke) and Aaron Rome.
Not yet gone: Roberto Luongo
Young players to keep an eye on: There really isn't a whole lot here. With injuries to guys like Ryan Kesler and David Booth, hulking winger Zach Kassian will get a shot to play in the Vancouver top six. Chicago Wolves defenseman Kevin Connauton scares the shit out of me – but at least it looks like he's at least another season away from leaving Rosemont. Should Kesler or Booth miss more time than expected, puny 5'8 center Jordan Schroeder could be called upon to fill the void. Due to all the injuries, 2011 1st round pick Niklas Jensen will get a shot to make the roster out of camp, but that appears to be a long shot.
Outlook: Think a team with Barker and Vandermeer can't make the playoffs? Think again. Edmonton and Minnesota aren't pushovers anymore, sure, but the Northwest still belongs to the Canucks. Their depth looks questionable, but as soon as it *really* starts to hurt, they can pull the trigger on a Luongo deal and probably improve multiple spots. Garrison should more than make up for the loss of Sami Salo and I can't imagine the Sedin's letting this team nose-dive. As much as you don't want to hear this, it looks like Vancouver probably gets home ice for at least the opening round.
Edmonton Oilers:
New guys: Nail Yakupov (clearly a cancer in the dressing room) , Justin Schultz (this guy could have played anywhere in the NHL and chose Edmonton), and Mark Fistric (became an Oiler just the other day).
Gone: Taylor Chorney.
Young players to keep an eye on: All of them. Yakupov, Schultz, Ryan Nugent-Hopkins, Taylor Hall and the list just goes on and on. All of these damn guys are probably going to be superstars (if they aren't already) and constitute a fine young core for Edmonton. How the hell they plan on paying all these #1 picks in the future is beyond me – but that's their problem. Should injury strike their defense, 6'3 Swede Oscar Klefbom (a fine hockey name) could see his first NHL action. 2011 2nd rounder David Musil would be another option here.
Outlook: Is this team closer to the '07-'08 Blackhawks or the '08-'09 Blackhawks? It's impossible to say. Some analysts have suggested that the lockout could benefit younger teams. If that's the case, then the Oil should be in decent sharp – even with Nikolai Khabibulin in net. In my view, the weakest area on this team is the blue line. Yes, Schultz is a great young prospect, but this isn't a unit many teams are going to fear as they move into the Oilers zone. The offensive potential is pretty much unlimited. If the trio of #1 overall picks click right away, those defensive problems may not matter much. Edmonton is one of the tougher teams to judge this year. Could go either way. Sorry, total cop-out.
Minnesota Wild
New guys: Zach Parise (now sporting a Mr. Monopoly monocle at all times) , Ryan Suter (ditto Parise), Zenon Konopka, Jake Dowell and Torrey Mitchell.
Gone: Guillaume Latendresse, Erik Christensen and Mike Lundin.
Young players to watch: The Wild have a pool of prospects that should make any Blackhawks fan who supports realignment strongly reconsider. They are stocked pretty much everywhere. Center-icemen Mikael Backlund and Charlie Coyle, along with defenseman Jonis Brodin and Matthew Dumba, are elite prospects. While it's unlikely any of them except Backlund (and maybe Dumba) see time in the NHL this year, all are worth keeping an eye on in the future. Guys that have seen NHL time like Brett Bulmer and Jason Zucker could be called upon again if needed. Mario Lucia, Zach Phillips, Johan Larsen and Matt Hackett round out their prospect poll. Not too shabby. In fact, it's absolutely terrifying.
Outlook: As good as this team may one day be, expectations are probably set a little too high for this season. While you can't blame Minnesota fans for being excited with the arrival of Parise and
Konopka Suter, there are still a lot of question about this teams defensive depth and nobody knows how quickly this semi-overhauled roster will take to gel. The improvements are impossible to ignore, but this is still a team that looks scarier for what they might one day become – as opposed to what they currently are.
*We should mention that their owner, Craig Leipold, was a big driver of this lockout on the owners side. So fuck him and his team. Hating Minnesota is going to be a lot of fun.
Colorado Avalanche
New guys: PA Parenteau (the rare player who wants to leave the Islanders), Greg Zanon and John Mitchell.
Gone: Peter Mueller (getting a second chance with Dale Tallon) and Jay McClement.
Young players to keep an eye on: Colorado's defense is a disaster, so guys like Ty Barrie, Stefan Elliott and/or Duncan Siemens could get a look once this team is out of the playoff race – which will probably be about three weeks from now. Often injured prospect Joey Hishon may finally get a look if they can't lure back Ryan O'Reilly from Russia. Mark Olver went to Northern Michigan University, which makes him awesome.
Outlook: This team sucks and will be even suckier if they can't re-sign O'Reilly. Sure, Gabriel Landeskog is a monster and they have a number of talented forwards, but like we mentioned already, that defense is just terrible. The goaltending behind it is almost as bad. Not a playoff team. Moving on.
Calgary Flames
New guys: Sven Bartschi (remember this name), Roman Cervenka, Dennis Wideman (contain your laughter) and Jiri Hudler (condolences to Hudler on the recent passing of his father).
Gone: Olli Jokinen (obligatory waffle gif), David Moss and Scott Hannan.
Not gone because Jay Feaster is delusional: Jarome Iginla and Miikka Kiprusoff.
Young players to keep an eye on: Bartschi and Markus Granlund (coming over from Finland). The Flames also drafted John Gaudreau, but he's a few years away. T.J. Brodie is an option on the blue line if they don't want to torture themselves with Anton Babchuk and Corey Sarich.
Outlook: This team has some talent, yes, but still drag around entirely too much dead weight. The guys over at Hockeenight are always making fun of Flames for giving out no-trade clauses to any and all comers – and its's completely true! It's like this roster was carefully booby trapped to guard against any and all rebuilding efforts. Even if they wanted to give up the chasing the dragon and start over, they couldn't do it.
Oh, and Mike Cammalleri is still a douche.
Western Conference playoff picks:
Los Angeles-St.Louis-Vancouver-Chicago-Phoenix-Detroit-Minnesota-San Jose
(That concludes the Western Conference portion of our season preview. We'll be back in the next day or so with a look at the East.)
"Bad Faith" and Distrust: A Players' Perspective on the Lockout
Jan 4th
Posted by C in 2011-12 Ramblings
Gary Bettman and the NHL don't seem to get it. They never have. Since Gary took over in 1993, the NHL has seen three lockouts. Briefly, lockouts occur when the league feels that it can no longer sustain its current activities without a freshly negotiated collective bargaining agreement (CBA). Note, the league is the only one who can lockout the players. If the players are the unhappy party, they can go on strike. The CBA serves as a labor contract between the league and the players' union on a plethora of subjects ranging from revenue, to contracts, to pensions, etc., etc.
Under Gary Bettman's tenure, the NHL moved and expanded several teams to non-traditional hockey markets. Some have been successful and won Stanley Cups and filled stands, while others have floundered. The Phoenix Coyotes, originally the Winnipeg Jets, filed for bankruptcy in 2009 and the NHL had to take control of the team and they see some of the lowest attendance numbers in the NHL. The Bettman-expansion Atlanta Thrashers suffered so many losses and ownership struggles, that they moved to Winnipeg to become the new Jets, a city deprived of its original team by Bettman when he moved them to Phoenix to become the failing Coyotes. We can coin this the "Bettman cycle."
In contract law, there is a term called "bad faith." The gist of this term is that one of the parties to the contract intentionally or maliciously used deception to make the other party agree to the contract. We will examine this term with regard to the actions of the NHL.
Reports are surfacing that Bettman attempted a "bait-and-switch" of language in their CBA proposal regarding how the NHL could handle team punishments for hiding revenue (Charles Curtis- NJ.com). The league's language was changed in such a way that Bettman would have sole control of the penalties.
Reports are also surfacing that the owners and their GMs told Gary Bettman, who in turn told the NHLPA, that they would welcome the opportunity to renege some of the contracts they offered to players (Charles Curtis- NJ.com). This of course angered the NHLPA, and why shouldn't it? If someone offered you millions of dollars and wanted to take it back or even dump you from their roster, would you be happy about it or even ok with it? Of course not. Why is Gary Bettman, under the direction of the owners, doing this? Because they want to lower the salary cap of the NHL by ~$10M per year to $60M. That is a ~15% decrease for those not interested in doing the math.
The NHL was in a dire financial state in 2004 when a lockout took away the season. The reason they bounced back was savvy marketing. What could the NHL have possibly been marketing that would appeal to so many people and bring the league back to such great heights? Could it be players? Of course. And it was. Alex Ovechkin- drafted 2004. Sidney Crosby- drafted 2005. Jonathan Toews- drafted 2006. Patrick Kane- drafted 2007. Steven Stamkos- drafted 2008. New, young marketable players, appealing to young fans and fresh faces leading to increasing profits? You don't say.
Fan attendance increased in post-lockout 05-06 for 25 of the 30 teams in the NHL. Moreover, the average cost (tickets, concessions, parking, etc.) for a family of four rose from $256 to $329 in 2011, per Forbes. The value of the average NHL team has increased from $159 million in 2003, to $240 million last year, and average NHL player salary from $1.6M to $2.4M (Forbes). Could it be that the reason more and more kids want to play hockey is due to young talents emerging every year and inspiring them? Could it be that the NHL is seeing record fan interest because the best players in the game are in their early twenties, bringing a new young generation of fans to the game? I think so.
Young, talented players like these are why the NHL was saved after the 2004 lockout. Young, talented players were able to bring more and more fans to the game and in turn allowed the league to increase its salary cap EVERY YEAR for the past 8 years. That is EVERY YEAR since the last NHL lockout. Coincidence? I think not.
In 2012, we saw ENORMOUS contracts being handed out left and right for big name players. Crosby- 12 yrs, $104M; Parise- 13 yrs, $98M; Suter- 13 yrs, $98M; Weber- 14 years, $110M. There were plenty of guys signed in the offseason who were arguably overpaid by their teams. For reference, go read articles by beat writers and read fan Twitters from the summer. Plenty of grumbling. Every one of these contracts was offered to players a few months before the collective bargaining agreement expired. The owners knew that the salary cap would be an issue moving forward in negotiating a new CBA, but they offered these contracts anyway. Here we are, 6-7 months later. It is January of the following year. We are still locked out, the players are not receiving their paychecks, and the owners want to LOWER the cap by 15%. The salary cap is STILL an issue the NHL and NHLPA cannot agree on. There is something fishy about this. I'm not saying that Pittsburgh, Minnesota, and Nashville are the teams responsible for the lockout. BUT, collectively, the owners knew that the CBA was going to expire very shortly after these contracts were signed, and yet they still offered them. Now, they want to lower the cap and the GMs "regret" and want to renege some of the contracts they offered.
The NHL has shown a mechanical unwillingness to negotiate with the NHLPA. A number of times when the league made proposals and the players countered, Bettman and his cronies stood up and walked out of the room. The NHL has used fruitless, and frankly pathetic, language such as "final offer," "only offer on the table," and "take it or leave it" in their negotiations with the NHLPA. Sounds a bit like something a small child would say when he or she doesn't get his way doesn't it?
Since the 2004 lockout, NHL league revenues have increased by nearly 64%. Revenues, of course, don't translate to team profits and there are only a handful of financially viable teams in the league. There are a number of teams struggling financially. Some are struggling due to poor ownership and mismanagement, but others are struggling, because they are in places where hockey fans simply don't exist and hockey teams don't belong in the first place. This falls squarely on the owners and the league, not the players. Still, the players have made concessions. They have agreed to a 50-50 split of revenues, they have agreed to limiting contracts. Still not enough. How does the NHL respond? They behave like stubborn children, say "take it or leave it" and LITERALLY just walk out of the room. They try to make a preemptive strike on the NHLPA by going to court and trying to block the NHLPA from disbanding and filing an antitrust suit against the league.
We've heard from numerous reporters and writers from TSN and various other news outlets that there is a strong sense of distrust between the NHL and the NHLPA. Are you surprised? I'm not. The players are the ones who bring the fans to the stands. The players are the ones whose skills allow teams to market them and bring people to the arenas. Convincing players to sign for their teams by making them believe that they will receive a large amount of money and ultimately wanting to renege those contracts by masquerading under a new collective bargaining agreement? That is the DEFINITION of "bad faith." Putting up with the NHL's unwillingness to compromise, hearing the NHL say "final offer" countless times, watching the NHL storming out of meetings and behave like an 8th grader who just got dumped; do these things seem like the type of behavior that builds trust? Is this behavior expected to be perceived as professional? The question you need to ask yourself is, how would you feel if you were in the players' shoes? Would you be okay with the NHL wanting to renege some contracts? Would you "trust" them? I sure wouldn't.
The NHL needs to keep in mind that the players are the ones who rescued the league after the last lockout. The players will be the ones who will help them bounce back from this lockout. Fans don't come to see Gary Bettman and his golf buddies at hockey games. Fans come to see the Crosbys, and the Ovechkins, and the Toewses. This lockout won't end until the NHL decides to accept this and start showing some more respect to the players.

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Darfur and southern Sudan Publications
Apr 30, 2012
In recent days the renewed hostilities between Sudan and South Sudan have caught the world's attention. However, the back-and-forth between the two countries has often been difficult to follow. In light of this, the Enough Project has produced a new timeline to chronicle the often confusing events along the border and in the negotiating room.
Jan 26, 2012
Since its independence last year, the Republic of South Sudan has successfully addressed a number of critical issues, but also has setbacks and challenges, many of which are the result of decades of war and neglect.
Jan 23, 2012
Prior to South Sudan's independence in July 2011, Sudan was the largest country in Africa, bordering nine other states. Today, the two Sudans share a diverse and critical geopolitical sub-region that links the Sahara, the Sahel, the Horn, and the Great Lakes. In this report the Enough Project examines some of the two countries' most important neighbors and regional relationships.
Jan 17, 2012
In an attempt to shed light on what has occurred in the negotiations to date, as well as to inform future discussions concerning the process, and the AUHIP's contribution to it, Enough has compiled the following timeline providing an overview of the negotiations to date, and reflecting the various changes to the process' structure.
Dec 15, 2011
The last round of negotiations between the government of Sudan and theSudan People's Liberation Movement/Republic of South Sudan saw significant concessions made by the SPLM/RSS and a lack of political will to negotiate on the part of Khartoum. Although the two parties remain far apart in their positions, the SPLM/RSS proposal put forward in the last round paves the way for a comprehensive deal going forward.
Nov 29, 2011
Enough has recently documented that Sudanese military forces in Blue Nile state have engaged in the killing and raping of civilians, resulting in tens of thousands of refugees and displaced persons fleeing for safety in neighboring Ethiopia and South Sudan, and within Blue Nile. On a trip to a location near Kurmuk in Blue Nile close to the Ethiopian border, Enough Project staff spoke to Blue Nile's elected governor, Malik Agar, about the current situation and his aspirations for Sudan's future.
Nov 1, 2011
After a trip to the Ethiopian border, Enough Project researchers Amanda Hsiao and Omer Ismail report that Sudanese government forces and militias are killing and raping civilians in Blue Nile state, according to refugees who recently fled the fighting.
Sep 8, 2011
The combination of current internal, regional and international variables could provide a real catalyst for future peace in Sudan. Demonstrations earlier this year, inspired by Arab Spring initiatives in neighboring countries, were ruthlessly crushed with draconian regime tactics—including rape of women involved in protests.
Aug 22, 2011
Within its first month of independence, South Sudan was named among the top five countries in the world where terrorist attacks are most likely to occur. Further attempts toward destabilization by militias are therefore imminent and are, in fact, likely still happening in the field.
Aug 4, 2011
After a decades-long deadly struggle for freedom, South Sudanese celebrated for days over the realization of their dream of independent statehood. A new U.S. policy—rooted in the international responsibility to protect civilian life and democracy promotion—is desperately needed for these two new Sudans.
Jul 13, 2011
The international community's robust push for southern independence, while successful, has been the continuation of a long-standing piecemeal approach to Sudan that addresses the symptoms, rather than the root causes of the country's conflicts. Less has been said of the fragility and potential for mass conflict that exists in what will be left of Sudan itself, and the policy changes needed to address this reality.
Jun 20, 2011
When Sudan becomes two countries on July 9, 2011, the two new states will face multiple urgent crises. Without a change in international policy approach, Sudan's internal strife will become an international conflict that could threaten the wider stability of the region and will certainly cause new levels of human suffering.
Apr 28, 2011
The town of Malakal, Upper Nile State, South Sudan, is under siege. An increased Sudan People's Liberation Army security presence is illustrative of the weaknesses of the government approach to dealing with militias, as well as the concerns of its citizenry.
Apr 4, 2011
The Abyei area has often been called Sudan's Kashmir, a territory claimed by two nations. It could more aptly be described as Sudan's West Bank, where a local population is being progressively dislodged and displaced by government-backed settlements. This report presents an assessment of the current situation of ongoing violence in Abyei, and recommendations for a sustainable solution.
Mar 24, 2011
As South Sudan edges toward independence in July 2011, Abyei remains a critical flashpoint for conflict, as demonstrated by the recent intentional burning of villages by forces reportedly aligned with the northern government, and the displacement of 20,000 residents.


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Featuring live performances by John Zorn, Lou Reed, Laurie Anderson,
Medeski, Martin & Wood, Mike Doughty, Joe Lovano, Marc Ribot, Lee Ranaldo, Don Byron, Steven Bernstein, DJ Spooky, Roy Nathanson, Gary Lucas + surprise special guests
Thursday, March 1, 2007
Town Hall 123 West 43rd Street (at 6th Avenue) New York City
Showtime: 8 p.m.
Tickets: $52/$38/$25
Ticket Info: Ticketmaster, www.oyhoo.com
"It's rare for a club to act as a magnet for talent, drawing a new scene around itself. But in New York City, where the Knitting Factory has become synonymous with new music, that's precisely what's happening." - Rolling Stone (1991)
"The Knitting Factory has almost single-handedly revised New York's downtown arts scene in its first six months of operation. Presenting Jazz and improvised music, along with films, poetry, performance art and dance, it's putting on affordable, genre-crossing double bills every night of the week." - New York Times (1987)
The Stone is a non-profit performance space in the Lower East Side founded by John Zorn to support the avant-garde music community. 100% of the net proceeds will go to The Stone.
In 1987, defying the homogeny of the NYC club scene, Michael Dorf and two fellow Wisconsin friends defined a "downtown" home for a burgeoning improvisational jazz community and alternative rock scene. Originally nestled almost equidistant between the seminal CBGB's and The Bottom Line, two venues to recently shut down operations, the Knitting Factory (47 E. Houston Street) marked an artistic space renowned for its emblematic bookings. An overnight success, the "Knit" made an imprint as one of the essential venues in New York, becoming an international symbol of the "downtown" scene.
Along with the ambitious entrepreneurial spirit supporting the "Jack Kerouac-inspired bohemian nightclub" came an aggrandizing anticipation to expand their formidable brand well beyond the status quo. In 1994, Dorf relocated his venue to a three-floor, multi-stage institution with an accompanying recording studio (74 Leonard Street in Tribeca). Dorf comments, "from the beginning, I wanted to be both a record label and a live music venue. Our initial radio series 'Live from the Knitting Factory' helped document all the musical activity at the club. We formed an immediate entry into the recording business." Within ten years of its inception, Michael Dorf had released in upwards of several hundred albums, had distribution in over thirty countries, an office in Europe, was producing festivals all over the world, and was at the helm of the most eclectic programming schedule in New York City.
With the upsurge of the dot-com boom, Dorf took on his first outside capital in 1996 and created KnitMedia, Inc. The company quickly grew to over 100 employees, and started to collaborate with Apple, Intel, Bell Atlantic and MCI to usher in a wave of new music and internet ventures. Dorf subsequently opened the Hollywood Knitting Factory, and formed with partner Andrew Raseji, the Digital Club Network (online community streaming live concerts) and the Plug.In Conference (one of the largest digital music conferences to date). In 1999, Inc. Magazine named KnitMedia, Inc. one of the Top 500 fastest growing businesses in America. That same year, New York Magazine named Michael Dorf one of the ten most important New Yorkers.
The aftermath of the dot-com bust and September 11th brought many immediate changes to KnitMedia, Inc. In 2002, Michael Dorf stepped down as Chairman & CEO, bringing him to his latest philanthropic activities including the sold-out Tribute to Joni Mitchell at Carnegie Hall, the sold-out Tribute to Bob Dylan at Avery Fisher Hall, Lincoln Center, and the upcoming Tribute to Bruce Springsteen at Carnegie Hall this April 5, 2007. In an effort to celebrate the survival of the Knitting Factory, an inimitable club reaching a 20-year milestone this year, the benefit concert at Town Hall will feature live performances by several musicians who made their start at the "Old Knit."
Oh MAN hearing John Zorn jam with MMW would be so sweet, it'd make my ears orgasm. Plus Lour Reed, DJ Spooky, Mike Doughty, and a slew of other guests? I'm living in the wrong part of the country, man. MMW was my first show ever and they've continually stimulated my mind to the point of madness. Good lineup, Michael.
mmmmm, MMW with Ribot, once again. yeahya! really like to hear this show, so tapers, please be on top of it....
this plus keller the next night is gonna be a sickkk time in the city..
Got my tickets a while ago...Row A, balcony!!!!! I wonder what the scene is going to be like?...never been to Town Hall...
Sounds great. All these guys can really lay it down.
ok...MMW + Zorn + Lou Reed = time to call Homeland Security...THE KNIT IS RIGGING NYC TO EXPLODE!
MMW with Ribot is so fucking sick
I got my tickets when it was first announced..Front row!!! It might be the best collection of new york artists to hit the stage together. A must see
could anyone use a pair of tickets im not going to be able to make itOrch A 119 and 121
wish i could be therelou reed hates hippies
how much 4 those tix leron? thank goodness the office is in repeats.
Everyone: You have to check out this band that I saw in Knoxville a few nights ago. Their name is G-Roc. It is a guy who plays electronic drums and a keyboard player who lays down loops. They are freakin' awesome! I am personally going to tell everyone I know to check them out. Peace! www.myspace.com/grocband


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Florentine Stuffed Baby Peppers
It looks especially nice to leave the stems on when you halve the baby peppers. Other greens may be used in place of the spinach; just be sure to cook them until they are tender.
It looks especially nice to leave the stems on when you halve the baby peppers. Other greens may be used in place of the spinach; just be sure to cook them until they are tender.
Host an unforgettable graduation party and set-up a chili bar. Allow your guests to top their favorite foods with this Chunky Three-Bean Beef Chili. Supply hot dogs, tortilla chips, pasta, and fries along with additional chili toppings. Everyone is sure to enjoy a meal that they love.
Celebrate Independence Day with a flavorful and easy-to-make small-batch clam and shrimp boil. Your family and/or friends will love this iconic American-Northeast meal. Make sure you tell them to bring plenty of napkins!
I like to think of risotto as a contemplative dish. You don't have to think too hard about what you're doing, none of the steps are difficult or technical, but you have to stay close by, stirring gently. It gives you time to think. And when it's done, you have a dish that has an air of sophistication. Perfect for a dinner party, but easy enough for a family dinner.
This bread pudding has the flavors of turkey stuffing, making it perfect for the holiday table or any time you're serving poultry or craving stuffing. If you like, you can make this a vegetarian dish by substituting vegetable stock for the chicken stock. If your family has traditional add-ins to their stuffing, you can add them here. Or, throw tradition out the wind and add things that might never be in stuffing, like cooked carrots, frozen peas, or roasted red peppers. Or, top with shredded cheese that will melt on top.
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Camillus West Genesee's girls basketball team dominated the paint in its 61-45 girls' basketball rout of visiting Corcoran Thursday night in the Section III Class AA quarterfinals.
When the no. 3 seed Wildcats (15-4) weren't dropping in layups, they were pulling down offensive rebounds, and Corcoran coach Jim Marsh came away impressed by the host's effort down low.
"They (West Genesee) were able to get it to the rack and get second-chance opportunities," Marsh said. "I thought it was an inside game. We couldn't defend them. They went by us at will. They got better shots than what we did. Their inside kids beat up our inside kids."
WG's two key frontcourt players, Melissa Fumano and Vicki Graveline, combined for 34 points.
Graveline, who had 16 points, did most of her damage in a second-quarter run that saw the Wildcats take the lead for good. The junior dropped in eight points in a decisive 9-3 spurt that gave West Genesee a 33-23 halftime lead.
"Vicki did a great job in the middle against a 2-3 zone," Wildcats coach Dan Hallinan said. "She scored a lot early and had a lot of action on defense. The key was her facing the basket in the middle of the two-three and taking it to the hoop hard."
Fumano, who led her side with 18 points, saved her best for the third quarter, when WG stretched its lead. The sophomore scored eight points in a spurt when the hosts took a 47-33 lead.
"Melissa took the ball to the basket, hard. Over and over again," Hallinan said.
Any thought Corcoran had of coming back in the final quarter was doused by the Wildcats' outside game. Kerri Taylor dropped in a pair of 3-point bombs to give the hosts a 54-40 advantage with less than four minutes left.
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I bought and sell 6 Leicas when I was at 20s. Whenever I bought one , I had had no money for film. I have still a Leica and film money but now there is no lab around or cheap quality and expensive. I am taking my last color pictures. I will switch to entire BW , Kodak + HC110 B and FP4 + Pyrocat. This solution is even more expensive but I will get real negs. May be , for 120 and Velvia 50 , Byzantine Mosaic Series , I will send the slides to Germany.
My other exit strategy is using a Bolex and slide film and tiny neg size , shot one by one.
This is the best option. May be I can use a tele , shot a series horizontal , overlap each other and stitch at computer. I want elegantly saturated pictures. May be I can do BW Street also.
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View Poll Results: First TD catch against the Whiners this week
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Marshall Faulk
Az Hakim
Torry "Big Game" Holt
Isaac Bruce
Ernie Conwell
Orlando Pace (I wish, wouldn't that be great)
Ricky Proehl
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-12-03-2001 #1
Who does Warner's 1st TD pass go to this week?
Been over at the Whiners board a bit, and they actually think that their CB's can cover the wideouts one on one. So, with that, who goes first into the end zone via Air Warner?
-12-04-2001 #2
Time for a veteran like Isaac Bruce to remind frisco ninies how a big time TD is realized -- a la Broooooose!!
Go deep 80! GO RAMS!!!
Who you going for TXRamsFan?... :cool:
-12-04-2001 #3Martiin Guest
I would say that If Marshall Faulk isn't the first to score,
beers are on me!!
But then again it has been awhile since Isaac Bruce has scored!!! My money is on him!!!!!
-12-04-2001 #4DaddoRam Guest
-12-04-2001 #5
PAAAACE he he
I am the Pace vote. I would love to just wipe the end zone with a Pace TD.
-12-04-2001 #6RAMSFAN Guest
I think Bruce is due for another big game. The league really seems to be focusing on Faulk these days.
-12-04-2001 #7
I'm going with Holt.He has been playing really well as of late.
:angryram: GO RAMS! STAY FOCUSED! WIN!:shield:ST.LOUIS RAMS:THE MOST FRUSTRATING TEAM IN THE NFL!!!
-12-04-2001 #8Atlas Guest
I'd be willing to bet money that the touchdown goes to Faulk! He's the most consistant weapon you got and you'll need to throw up the scores as fast as you can and end this game early.:nerd:
-12-07-2001 #949RSRUL! Guest
Put money on Warner's 1st TD pass going to Ahmed Plummer!!!
Or better yet, Lance Shulters maybe??
-12-07-2001 #10RAMSFAN Guest
we'll find out sunday
Hey Rul,
Welcome to the other side. Good to have you here.
Sounds like you're feelin pretty ****y...I hope Plummer and the rest go into the game with that attitude. :evilram:
I guess the talkin is almost over...come Sunday, we'll have our answer. :angryram:
-12-08-2001 #1149RSRUL! Guest
Hey RF, how ya doin'?? Thought I'd cover over your way and check out your neighborhood... This is a pretty nice board...only thing I don't like is all the "whiner" junk, but then it's a Rams board...
Didn't mean anything by my last post -- just having a little fun...
Like all you guys, really looking forward to the game and hoping my side wins...but win or lose, I do expect it to be a great hard-fought game...
Take care Ramsfan...see you around...
-12-08-2001 #12DJRamFan Guest
hey guys, just wanna interject real quick. Let's try to keep some of the smack talk out of the other forums and in the Smack Talk Area...Thanks...:nerd:
-12-09-2001 #13sprtsmac Guest
Bruce over the middle; how's that for being soft?:angryram:
-12-09-2001 #14
So soft...
Yeah, and Ricky Proehl, catching big time down the middle; and Torry, Marshall... all of them roughing it up against frisco.
"Soft..." Ha-ha-ha-ha!!!
Now this is no smack-a-talkin, Just some 'soft facts.' Great 27-14 W too!
GO RAMS!!!!!!! :evilram:
-12-09-2001 #15MsWistRAM Guest
Well Faulk did get the first TD, but the first TD pass was to Proehl. Stats mean squat! (Just kidding!)
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This sort of invasion in our community needs to be addressed quickly and decisively.
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- Alok Verma
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"Fabulous hotel with great hospitality"
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We had a wonderful stay in this hotel during our stay in this hotel. The hotel is located just 1 km from the railway station. One of my friend suggested this hotel. The hotel looks great. The interior of room was also fabulous. They treated their customers in a very polite way. The room service was very fast within minutes. Their quality of service is also very good. Some foreign tourist were also there. I very much liked this hotel and willing to stay in future visits.More » « Less
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- Sunil Choudhary
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"Rooms & food quality was bad"
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I visit the hotel for my exam purpose. I booked hotel through Goibibo. I reached around 5.30 pm. There was no one at the reception I waited for 30 minutes there. Their behaviour was very unprofessional.More » « Less
Then we went in the room that was very scary and the facility they mentioned were not available there. Ac was not working. Staff was very generous but the food quality was bad.
I advice visitors not to stay in this hotel. I think dharamshala is better then the hotel. I think hotel should be at prime location. Food would be good and the room must be clean and well-managed.
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- Aayush Gupta
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"Co-operative staff and neat rooms"
- Posted Dec 16, 2014
Hotel was situated near to the railway station. It was a silent area. Look wise the hotel was average. Staff behaviour was co-operative. Hospitality of the hotel was fast. Rooms were neat and Janak Palace is a nice place to stay and enjoy the grooming of beautiful Rajasthan. One of the most important things about it is that the whole surrounding is very good and pleasant.More » « Less
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- Prakash Verma
- Lives in Mumbai
- 2 Reviews
"Good garden & mountain view ; quick services"
- Posted Sep 26, 2014
Hotel was situated at near to the railway station. It was a silent area. Look wise the hotel was average. Staff behaviour was cooperative. Hospitality of the hotel was fast. Rooms were neat and clean. TV, AC, geyser and other basic amenities were available. Garden and mountain view was available from the room. Food was tasty. I took just veg food. Complimentary breakfast they served. There was no delay in check-in and check-out facility. I went there with my family for sightseeing in November month 2013. Nothing was available in activities. This is a recommendable hotel for tourists.More » « Less
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- Ramanath Awasthi
- Lives in Chennai
- 4 Reviews
"Clean, spacious rooms; nice location"
- Posted Aug 14, 2014
Rooms and toilets were clean and spacious. The interior was heritage-style. A comfortable stay, with a nice location. The rooms have new A/Cs installed. Room service, and the TVs could be improved.More » « Less
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- Vikash Kumar
- Lives in Chennai
- 1 Review
"Overall nice stay"
- Posted Jul 26, 2014
Janak palace is a nice place to stay and enjoy the grooming of beautiful Rajasthan and one of the most important thing about it is that the whole surroundings are very good and pleasant. So only I love this place. I came here with my family. All were admiring this palace. Nice to stay.More » « Less
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- Shankar Das
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- 3 Reviews
"Good hotel near station"
- Posted Jun 2, 2014
Hotel is Nice. Everything is good in this hotel. Rooms are fantastic. Geyser, TV and all other basic amenities are available in the rooms. Room service is very quick. Appearance and maintenance is fair. Hotel is located about 10mins distance from Jaipur railway station. It is a nice looking hotel. Reception was great. Services are fast and satisfying. Food is delicious. Indoor games are not available but garden is there and it is beautiful. Jaipur place is very good. I can recommend this hotel for others.More » « Less
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- Ashwin Badahe
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"Bad experience, service was not prompt"
- Posted May 5, 2014
Deluxe room was booked for 3 nights stay in Jaipur thru goibibo. We stayed in the month of Nov 2013 considering heritage hotel and reviews on some sites, paying 100 % in advance. After reaching to the station, pick up was in scope of hotel, which was not arranged by hotel after frequent follow up vehicle came for pick up asking money, was settled on arrival, manager was not available at desk, clerk / peon took the booking, room allotted was shabby, not cleaned properly, bath room was too dirty - very bad first impression.More » « Less
After 3 days stay at hotel I recommend not to prefer this hotel, it is not professional hotel, foreigners are well treated where as in India and Indians are not treated well. Basic issues - room allotted was different then what I booked no change later by hotel staff due to non availability of other room. Cleanliness - dirty rooms, dirty bathrooms, no cleaning at all. Services - as in the packages hotel did not arrange to drop us on station? No responsible answers. Hotel locality is pure residential area with no shops and restaurants around.
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- Piyush mishra
- 1 Review
"Good location"
- Posted Jan 14, 2014
Jaipur is one the best destination in India. Hotel Janak Palace is located at very suitable place in Jaipur. The over All Ambience is excellent. The hotel terrace area is excellent. Artificial green grass is an innovation. Service was excellent. However, the buffet Break fast has scope of improvement.More » « Less
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- Mayur singh
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"Would love to visit here again"
- Posted Sep 28, 2013
I have stay in hotel janak palce for 4 days. The rooms was awesome. I also like the staff facility and the lunch and dinner was also good.More » « Less
I went there with my frnds they have also enjoyed thw facility of janak palace .If ill again go to jaipur i would like to go there only...
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Janak Palace Hotel is located on Jamnalal Bajaj Marg. It is a 90 year old property. The Jaipur Airport is 12 km from the hotel and the Jaipur Railway Station is just 1 km away. The hotel organises trips for the guests to the nearby sightseeing attractions.
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Janak Palace Hotel offers accommodation in their 16 rooms. The categories of rooms are Heritage Deluxe, Heritage Standard Double and Heritage Standard Single. They have an in-house restaurant. The amenities available at Janak Palace Hotel are doctor on call, travel desk, car rental, car parking, laundry service, room service, television in the rooms,internat browsing facilities, STD/ISD/Fax and hot and cold water.
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Like the anime is kinda scary so the younger crowd shouldn't be encouraged to view it.
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But instead of hustling a dollar here and a dollar there with deft openings and clever traps, the mostly homeless players and their supporters were playing Sunday in defiance of a recent police crackdown and ban on the public games. And they were backed by a brass band and several homeless advocates who helped organize the three-hour "chess-in" under bright, blue skies on a hot San Francisco afternoon.
This month, police confiscated chess gear, tables and chairs at the site.
Police said the games had begun to attract illegal gambling and drug sales to the area adjacent to a cable car terminal, which is a popular tourist destination. Nearby merchants had complained about an increase in illegal activity.
"We don't mind the chess players and would like to have them back," said Cody Hunt, manager of an electronics store in front of which the games were played. "But lately, the games have attracted loud dice games and open drug deals, and nobody needs that."
The chess players argue that the police response to the illegal activity that took place near the games was heavy-handed and indiscriminate.
"Have the drug deals stopped because chess has been banned?" asked Andrew Resignato, a San Francisco resident who would play a game along Market Street occasionally. "It was an excuse to move homeless people away from here."
San Francisco police didn't return a phone call.
Police Capt. Michael Redmond told the San Francisco Chronicle last month that he agreed the chess players themselves were not the problem. But others used the games as a shield for illegal activities.
Redmond said arrests and complaints from merchants increased in the area.
Hector Torres Jr., a homeless man who scratched out a living by renting his chess equipment, tables and chairs to Market Street players, said the games were a San Francisco tradition that attracted all sorts of players from all walks of life.
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- Free self parking
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Luggage storage
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Number of floors - 4
- Number of meeting rooms - 4
- One meeting room
- Smoke-free property
- Spa tub
- Total number of rooms - 92
- Year Built 2009
Family Friendly Amenities
- Area shuttle (complimentary)
- Free Wi-Fi
- Indoor pool
- Laundry facilities
- Rollaway/extra beds available
Available in all rooms: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Available in some public areas: Free WiFi , Free wired high-speed Internet
Free self parking
Room Amenities
- Air conditioning
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Climate control
- Coffee/tea maker
- Free newspaper
- Cribs/infant beds available
- Daily housekeeping
- Designer toiletries
- Desk
- Free local calls
- Free WiFi
- Free wired high-speed Internet
- Hair dryer
- Individually decorated
- Individually furnished
- Iron/ironing board
- Pay movies
- Phone
- Pillowtop mattress
- Private bathroom
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Satellite TV service
- Shower/tub combination
Where to Eat
Guests are offered a complimentary continental breakfast.
Nearby Things to Do
An indoor pool and a spa tub are on site. Other recreational amenities include a fitness center.
- Golfing nearby
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Braille or raised signage
Hotel Policies
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-out time is 11 AM
Children and extra beds
- Children are welcome.
- Kids stay free! Children under 12 years old stay free when using existing bedding.
- Rollaway/extra beds are available for CAD 15 per night.
- Cribs (infant beds) are available.
You need to know
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
Optional extras
- Pet fee: CAD 25 per pet, per stay (maximum CAD 2 per stay)
- Late check-out fee: CAD 100
- Rollaway bed fee: CAD 15 per night
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We should mention
Children 12 years old and younger stay free when occupying the parent or guardian's room, using existing bedding.