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Nova Bancorp Reports Growing Opposition to the Pace Arrangement VANCOUVER, British Columbia, Feb. 11, 2013 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Nova Bancorp Ltd. ("Nova Bancorp") is very encouraged by the growing opposition to the Pace deal. On January 29, 2013, Nova Bancorp announced its plan to oppose the business combination involving Pace Oil & Gas Ltd. (TSX:PCE), AvenEx Energy Corp. and Charger Energy Corp. (the "Arrangement"). Pursuant to exemptive relief from the Alberta Securities Commission that we obtained in order to execute our plan, Nova Bancorp is permitted to make non-public solicitations to not more than 15 Pace shareholders.Nova Bancorp has spoken with 8 of Pace's largest shareholders.7 of these 8 shareholders have advised us that they intend to vote against the Pace Arrangement.In addition, Nova Bancorp has received unsolicited reports from other Pace shareholders who also intend to vote no. There is clearly growing opposition to the Arrangement.Shareholders are not satisfied with the deal or the management of Pace. THIS DEAL CAN STILL BE STOPPED. Only Three Days Left to Vote Nova Bancorp urges Pace shareholders to vote against the Arrangement. oVote against the Arrangement using the form of proxy or voting instruction provided by Pace. oThe cutoff for internet or telephone voting is 10:00 am Calgary time Wednesday, February 13 to meet the Pace deadline of Thursday, February 14. oShareholders using internet or telephone voting can change their voting instructions more than once and at any time prior to the cutoff. oDo not appoint Nova Bancorp Ltd., Jack Muir or Rick Wlodarczak as your appointee.Leave blank or name another individual. Four Reasons for Opposing the Pace Arrangement 1.The limited sale process was not adequate Pace shareholders were not well served when Pace engaged its financial advisor to "conduct a non-public, confidential, limited party sale process."It's unacceptable that the result of this process was a non-arm's length deal.Since the Arrangement was announced, Pace shares have fallen more than 8% to close at $3.11 on Friday. 2.Pace shareholders would be unfairly diluted The Arrangement is unfair to Pace shareholders on an absolute basis and a relative basis.We estimate Break-up Value at $5.40 per share.In Q3 2012 the consensus target price of the six analysts covering Pace was $5.29.The proposed exchange ratios also undervalue Pace's relative contributions to the combined entity.While Pace represents 64% of combined cash flow, Pace shareholders will only own 47% of Spyglass. 3.The proposed dividend is not sustainable The Spyglass dividend will not be sustainable.This view is shared by other analysts not involved in the transaction.Our modeling indicates that more funds from operations will need to be invested in asset development at the expense of dividends. 4.The Arrangement does not improve the management of Pace assets The Arrangement looks more like a game of musical chairs than a serious attempt to improve management and bolster market confidence.In addition, the top five members of the Pace management team will receive cash payments of $5.3 million. Next Steps Part 2 Our press release of February 1, 2013 outlined some minimum changes that would have to follow a no vote.We can confirm that there is a growing consensus among a number of the largest Pace shareholders that significant changes must be made if shareholder value is going to be maximized.Their focus on change is coupled with an informed optimism that there's simply a better deal out there.If the Arrangement is voted down by the shareholders including some of the largest shareholders, Nova Bancorp believes thatPace should be receptive to significant changes.If Pace was not receptive, Nova Bancorp and certain other shareholders would be prepared to organize a second shareholder initiative. Notice This solicitation is being made by Nova Bancorp and not by or on behalf of the management of Pace Oil & Gas Ltd.Except for certain non-public solicitations, any solicitation will be made by broadcast, speech or publication.Nova Bancorp will bear all the costs and expenses associated with such solicitation.Affiliates or associates of Nova Bancorp own an aggregate of 108,200 Pace common shares ("Shares"), representing approximately 0.23% of the total Shares issued and outstanding as of the record date.Nova Bancorp Investments Ltd., an affiliate of Nova Bancorp owns 65,200 Shares.Jack Muir and Rick Wlodarczak own or control an aggregate of 43,000 Shares.Messrs. Muir and Wlodarczak are officers of Nova Bancorp and its affiliates. Vote against the Arrangement using the form of proxy or voting instruction provided by Pace. Shareholders may subsequently revoke such proxy in any manner permitted by law. If you have previously voted on the form of proxy or voting instruction form sent to you by Pace, you may revoke your vote by voting on the internet, by fax, by mail or over the telephone (as available). Only your latest dated form of proxy or voting instruction form will be counted. The address of Pace Oil & Gas Ltd. is 1700, 250-2 Street S.W., Calgary, Alberta T2P 0C1. Nova Bancorp is a member of Nova Bancorp Group (www.novabancorp.com), a private investment company based in Vancouver.Nova Bancorp has considerable experience with oil & gas investments and with shareholder activist situations. Forward-Looking Statements Certain statements in this press release contain forward-looking information within the meaning of applicable securities laws in Canada ("forward-looking information"). The words "anticipates", "believes", "budgets", "could", "estimates", "expects", "forecasts", "intends", "may", "might", "plans", "projects", "schedule", "should", "will", "would" and similar expressions are often intended to identify forward-looking information, although not all forward-looking information contains these identifying words. The forward-looking information in this press release includes, but is not limited to: the timing and holding of the Pace meeting and the future prospects of Pace. In connection with the forward-looking information contained in this news release, Nova Bancorp has made numerous assumptions. While Nova Bancorp considers these assumptions to be reasonable, these assumptions are inherently subject to significant uncertainties and contingencies. 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One teacher, Jennylou Alluvida, admitted that she felt a presence suddenly wrapping her in a heavy embrace. She said she told her students to come near her before she fainted.
Principal Myrna Calvo of the St. Philomene Academy said it was the first case of possession in the school in its 62-year history.
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The title Black Winter, which showcases the annual progression of individual members of a select group of professional snowboarders, plays off the troubled economic times we are living through.
It proved prophetic.
"Black Winter was one of the most difficult movies in recent memory for us to raise off the ground and get into production," explains director Travis Robb. "What I really love about the film is that there is a positive feeling about it that kind of says, 'No matter what, indie snowboard films are here to stay!'"
Robb wondered if he was here to stay while hanging out of that sideways helicopter. "I had the pilot bank the helicopter as hard as possible so that I could shoot hand-held looking straight down on the action," he recalls. "I was quickly looking in and out of the camera, trying to time the shot to the riders dropping in, all this while pulling some minor G [forces] in the helicopter."
He became extremely airsick. Instantly.
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"From that day's helicopter shoot," Robb says, "I think just under a minute total of footage was used in the film."
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Hunter Weeks and his two camera crews shot 210 hours' worth of film.
Ride the Divide clocks in at 80 minutes.
It was an expansive topic: Tour Divide is the world's longest mountain-bike race, spanning more than 2,700 miles from Banff, Alberta, Canada, to Antelope Well, which is on the Mexican border with New Mexico.
Racers pack little gear and ride unsupported for 18 to 30 days to complete the race. Ride the Divide follows three of them: Mary Metcalf-Collier, the first female to race that distance; Mike Dion, a family man who just turned 40 (and was executive producer of the film); and Matthew Lee, who was the favorite to win the race despite it being his first Tour Divide.
What Weeks said he did not want was "bike porn"—that is, crazy angles and camera moves to overglorify mountain biking. He wanted the sport and its athletes to speak for themselves. "We wanted viewers to feel like they were experiencing what these racers went through," says Weeks.
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Fox Chapel Country Day School strives to go above, beyond
Students and staff at the Fox Chapel Country Day School staff are accustomed to learning outdoors, and the school's new leader said she plans to keep that focus while enhancing the program.
The school's setting, surrounded by trees on 17 acres, makes stepping outside for lessons easy.
"For a child to have the freedom and opportunity to explore nature, it gives them a chance to integrate nature into every part of their world," Head of School Sharon Smith said.
The school enrolls about 100 children ages 3 through fifth grade.
Smith said increased enrollment in recent years probably is due to smaller classes that provide more one-on-one time with students.
Class sizes are capped at 16 students — down from a previous high of 20.
Tuition ranges from $5,000 to $17,000 a year, depending on the grade level, finance Director Kathryn Stanton said.
Even math classes at Fox Chapel Country Day have a place outdoors.
"Think of the shapes, sizes and various things they can identify," said Smith, who is starting her second year as head of the school. She's worked there for 15 years in several roles.
Other classes, such as art, are a natural fit in outdoor settings, although a good teacher is important to meld art lessons with the environment.
"They get students excited about the visual arts," Smith said.
Colleen Vecellio is taking on that challenge, in her first year at the school.
"Nature is art," Vecellio said. "It's beautiful."
In coming weeks, she plans to show students the artistic side of nature.
"We'll do nature walks," Vecellio said. "We'll talk about things that we see around us that are often overlooked, such as trees or the bark or the texture bark has or the leaves."
Scot Stevens, president of the school's board of trustees, said the idea has potential.
"We've talked about gardens or even expanding the outside classroom into something such as a pavilion," Stevens said.
"All of that is open for suggestion."
Stevens, who also has a third-grader enrolled, said the outdoor component makes the school stand out. He commends Smith's efforts to expand this concept while maintaining the school's other ideals.
"It teaches them to respect nature," Stevens said of lessons there.
"They are going to spend a good portion of their day outside, especially with science classes."
He said it's good for students "not to feel like they're walled inside."
Smith also wants to increase use of technology. The school recently purchased 16 iPads.
"We envision using them in many ways," Smith said, "but only as an enhancement, not as a solo tool."
Fox Chapel Country Day School was founded in 1948 on the premise of educating students while increasing their knowledge of the environment.
Brian Zimmerman, whose children attend first and third grades, said he appreciates the school's strong educational program and small classes.
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Knights of the road: lost history of the tramp printers and their union
You've heard of the cowboy poets and the lumberjacks, but why has history almost hushed up the tale of the tramp printers, who hopped trains and drank and set type and ran presses, and who by the mid-1800s had built a militant union with equal pay for women and a worker-run hiring system? Labor Radio spoke with Charles Overbeck, co-founder of Portland's Eberhardt Press, and author of a new essay on the history of tramp printers. Read more in his article Knights of the Road in the latest issue of Steampunk Magazine.
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Hey there Jim, that's good news. Wellington is a great city to live in. The art/culture scene there is the best (of the big cities).
"The NZ scenery just explodes your eyeballs, shakes your visual sensibilities right to the core."
You'll get used to it . Great to have another photographer over this way.
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Free Skills Series
The Rewilding Free Skills Series is a family friendly class & networking event that happens monthly, that usually occurs (but not always) on the last Saturday of the month. It is a place for social networking where people make new friends and hang out with old friends learning skills to connect us with humanity's ancestral past and more local and sustainable future. We ask for a $5 – $10 suggested donation with no one turned away. Each month has a different theme. We often change the themes from year to year to introduce new skills for long time community members, but often keep some themes (like acorn processing) every year. We announce the themes for the new year in December. Each season we have three over-arching themes: Food, Craft, and Culture. We are proud to be sponsored by Portland Parks and Recreation Environmental Education division.
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This is an all-inclusive space for people of all types of abilities and backgrounds to learn and share with each other. We are queer friendly, straight friendly, race friendly, gender friendly, age friendly… just plain old friendly! Please be aware of oppressive language (this includes body language) and make nice with people. If anyone makes you feel uncomfortable please see one of our volunteer staff members.
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Rewilding differs from other skills and crafts in that we respect the natural world. All of the skills practiced here come with a set of ethical principles for environmental sustainability through reverence and regeneration.
Where: Parks and community centers around the Portland area.
When: Once a month, on a Saturday or Sunday.
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• $5 – $10 donation (no one turned away)
• Healthy, "paleo" snacks to share
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• The park does not allow harvesting of any material and we want to make nice with the park people if they are there. Please bring any materials you need for your project.
We do not charge a fee for Rewild Skillshare, but it is made possible through suggested donation from $5 up to whatever you feel like giving. We also accept online donations which allow us to keep teaching for "free". Please give us a donation.
All themes, dates, times, and locations are subject to change. It is unlikely, but an RSVP on our facebook can keep you up to date on any changes made. Thank you.
2015 Themes
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Saturday, January 24th 2015, 3pm-5pm
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Saturday, February 28th 2015, 3pm – 5pm.
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I believe I was actually responsible for changing this, somewhat
For the record, we didn't take :name off the list of supported keyword
arguments, per se. Originally, socket-make-stream just pushed through
all its arguments to sb-sys:make-fd-stream, with no checking.
I can't see an objection to adding :name to the interface to provide a
better display. Note, however, that one would want to think about doing
this a little. There would be a benefit to having a client application
be able to set a helpful print name, but the downside is losing the
ability to tell at a glance whether a stream is a socket stream or not.
Perhaps this :name support should be coupled with some enhancement of
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©2011-2015 KariLiimatainen
Such a beautiful picture.
your photography is breathtakingly magical.
i love it.
i love it.
Nice shot!!!
Wonderful! (:
Great shot. Lovely colors. c:
Stunning! Absolutely stunning.
takes my breath away. great one
Lovely colours, and gradations
Beautiful, very inspirating picture. The colours are so warm !
lovely <3
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You are from Finland?
Great shot, amazing
this looks like the place I was in Vihti. What amazing nature you Finnish have!
Really great work!
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I love your photo, where did you take it?
can i paint this? i'm not so good though=.=
Something that deserves its fame and a front page, at last Beautiful capture
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stunning !
completely beautiful!
I only hope i can do some as good as this.
I only hope i can do some as good as this.
so stunning.
It's beautiful, where was it taken?
Beautiful photo, I really love the intensity of the colours along with the mist over the background
Plus you shoot on a fantastic camera
Plus you shoot on a fantastic camera
Oh wow such an intense sunrise. Perfect shot
This looks wonderful
Excellent work!
voi kuinka kaunis !
really beautiful ! love it
really nice pic
Kari Liimatainen. It's always you!
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You always have the most beautiful nature photography!
Saw this on the front page & guessed that it was!
You always have the most beautiful nature photography!
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In love with..
Very nice colors
Beautiful and nostalgic.
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Decatur Police arrested Hilary Denise Crawford, 35, of Hartselle, Tuesday, May 21, from the La Quinta Inn in Decatur.
On April 30, Carole Sharp reported to police that her personal checks had been stolen, forged and subsequently cashed at various locations throughout Decatur. Crawford was developed as a suspect, and she was transported to the police department for further investigation. As a result, Crawford was charged with two counts of 2nd degree forgery.
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Staff Picks: Getting On, Getting Away, Getting Organized!
January 30, 2015 | by The Paris Review
The latest issue of n+1 opens with an edifying symposium on labor and magazines, two subjects more historically entwined than you might think. Nikil Saval has an excellent primer on the first strike in publishing, and Gemma Sieff tells the still-contentious story of Harper's unionization—but what really got me was Daniel Menaker's recollection of tensions at The New Yorker in the seventies, when employees twice tried to stand up for better pay. William Shawn may have been an extraordinary editor, but a manager he was not. "We should have had a policy that after ten years," he said in a speech to the staff, "if [employees] didn't rise to something, then they should leave. They're eccentric, unusual people, and we keep them on." It's a lot of inside baseball—I'm not sure, frankly, if anyone who doesn't work at a magazine will care—but it will nurse the flame of the populist in your soul. And it provides a bracing counternarrative for the publishing industry, which is too often depicted as a kind of rarefied good-old-boys' cabal. Now, if you'll excuse me, I must agitate for collective bargaining among the staff of a certain literary quarterly. Editors of the world, unite. —Dan Piepenbring
Maybe I've been watching too much Girls or Transparent or Togetherness, or reading too much Trollope (see below), but for my money, no comedy on TV can compete with season two of Getting On, a show with old, sick people in it, and with smart, passionate, deluded, lonely protagonists—none of whom is trying to get famous. Such people do exist, and their problems are funny, too. —Lorin Stein
While I was in England a few years ago, someone recommended I arrange to see an Evensong concert. The majesty of the experience doesn't translate to anything I've encountered in the U.S.—the tightly enclosed chapels and their unspeakably beautiful designs, the intensity and reverberation of the voices, the ritual of it all. I was reminded of the experience—one that I repeated as many times as I could—when I came across the Choir of New College Oxford's version of "Shenandoah." (Leave it to an Oxonian choir to offer the most hauntingly beautiful version of an American folk song.) —Stephen Andrew Hiltner
The New York Times wrote that Kathleen Ossip's first collection of poems, The Cold War, "conjures delightful and unexpected muses in this socio-poetical exploration of post-World War II America." Her second collection, The Do-Over, is an equal delight. It uses the same socio-poetically shrewd eye to consider America's pop-culture milieu, distilling its own understanding of mortality and death. Unassuming and masterly, Ossip's poetry is sneaky, very often disguising itself as easy, and surprising you the moment you let your guard down; "her poems are fun and deadly serious at once," as NPR put it. The Do-Over is a kind of elegy to contemporary culture: it critiques modern life while basking in its ever-younger, glitzier rabble. —Jeffery Gleaves
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Even the Losers
July 25, 2014 | by Dan Piepenbring
Even the losers
Keep a little bit of pride
—Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers
About a month ago, when I last wrote about The Paris Review's softball team, I called us "damn fine." "The Parisians are on something of a hot streak," I had the gall to say, noting that we'd "met with defeat only once, at the hands of The Nation."
Then July happened.
Reader, you gaze upon the words of a broken man. (Specifically a broken right fielder.) Today, that "damn fine" is inflected with callow hubris; that "hot streak" runs lukewarm. After three more games—against Vanity Fair, New York, and n+1—our season is over, and our win-loss record is a measly 4-4.
The close of yesterday's game found us supine on the Astroturf, wondering: What happened back there? That's for history to decide, or the trolls in the comments section. Whatever the case, our early, easy victories against the likes of The New Yorker and Harper's now seem like distant memories.
The trouble started with our game against Vanity Fair, whose chic black-on-black uniforms belied their brutish athleticism. (And their trash talking: "Don't just tweet about it," shouted their third-base coach, "be about it.") They eked out a 5-4 victory; I ate some of their pizza in recompense. Our spirits were still high enough, at that point, for a group photo: Read More »
Franzen on Kraus: Footnote 3
September 3, 2013 | by Jonathan Franzen
This week, to celebrate the launch of our Fall issue, we will preview a few of our favorite footnotes from "Against Heine," Jonathan Franzen's translation of the Austrian writer Karl Kraus. Click here to get your subscription now!
Believe me, you color-happy people, in cultures where every blockhead has individuality, individuality becomes a thing for blockheads.3
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3 You're not allowed to say things like this in America nowadays, no matter how much the blogosphere and the billion (or is it two billion now?) "individualized" Facebook pages may make you want to say them. Kraus was known, in his day, to his many enemies, as the Great Hater. By most accounts, he was a tender and generous man in his private life, with many loyal friends. But once he starts winding the stem of his polemical rhetoric, it carries him into extremely harsh registers.
("Harsh," incidentally, is a fun word to say with a slacker inflection. To be harsh is to be uncool; and in the world of coolness and uncoolness—the high-school-cafeteria social scene of Gawker takedowns and Twitter popularity contests—the highest register that cultural criticism can safely reach is snark. Snark, indeed, is cool's twin sibling.)
As Kraus will make clear, the individualized "blockheads" that he has in mind aren't hoi polloi. Although Kraus could sound like an elitist, and although he considered the right-wing antisemites idiotic, he wasn't in the business of denigrating the masses or lowbrow culture; the calculated difficulty of his writing wasn't a barricade against the barbarians. It was aimed, instead, at bright and well-educated cultural authorities who embraced a phony kind of individuality—people Kraus believed ought to have known better.
It's not clear that Kraus's shrill, ex cathedra denunciations were the most effective way to change hearts and minds. But I confess to feeling some version of his disappointment when a novelist who ought to have known better, Salman Rushdie, succumbs to Twitter. Or when a politically committed print magazine that I respect, n+1, denigrates print magazines as terminally "male," celebrates the Internet as "female," and somehow neglects to consider the Internet's accelerating pauperization of freelance writers. Or when good lefty professors who once resisted alienation—who criticized capitalism for its restless assault on every tradition and every community that gets in its way—start calling the corporatized Internet "revolutionary," happily embrace Apple computers, and persist in gushing about their virtues.
Softball Notes: TPR vs. n+1
June 26, 2013 | by Cody Wiewandt
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After a week off due to bad weather, the 2013 Paris Review softball season finally had its second act last Thursday afternoon: a riveting extra-inning victory over friendly rival n+1. Although last season's meeting resulted in a easy TPR win, these two teams have, historically, been very competitive, and this year's game—which took place at our new home field in West Chelsea—was a characteristically tight contest throughout. General notes (linear and tangential), thoughts, and feelings on the game below:
- n+1 scored first on some hard hits by the top of their lineup, but the damage was mitigated by some stellar TPR outfield defense, which would prove to be a recurring theme.
- Pitching for our opponents was Marco Roth, the sometimes dominant but always infuriating, screwballin' n+1 editor and cofounder. He wore a Pier Paolo Pasolini cotton replica T-shirt jersey; Pasolini, Italian poet and filmmaker, was a surprisingly keen softball player, frequently taking breaks during the shooting of Salò—his controversial adaptation of the Marquis de Sade's The 120 Days of Sodom—to organize a series of lighthearted pickup games with the cast and local schoolchildren.
- After the first inning, the game fell into a steady rhythm. Our defense remained strong, and with some timely hitting we lurched out of the middle innings one run ahead. Highlights included an inside-the-park home run by Ben "Chaos Mode" Wizner; some slick fielding by second baseman Louisa "Louisa" Thomas; and an escalating series of really great dugout high fives. We gave up the lead in the penultimate regular frame, and the game remained tied at the end of regulation. Now feels like the right time to introduce this man, who, unaffiliated with either team, inexplicably decided to root for n+1, making his allegiance known through constant heckling. Example: when I came up to bat in the sixth he yelled out the schoolyard classic, "Easy out!" (I popped up to third.) Afterward he came to over to congratulate us, and offered to umpire our next game.
- In the top of the seventh, Chad Harbach, who taught a seminar on the Art of Hitting All Game, smashed a ball to right field that would definitely have been a home run if not for an overhanging tree. Before the start of the game, it had been decided that if this situation arose, the resulting ruling would be a live ball, and, although it was an obvious home run, he and his cohorts displayed their patented Art of Graciousness in accepting the decision. He didn't score, and the game remained tied.
- This was not the only close call. Twice in the late innings n+1 hit it deep into center, and both times Robyn "Great Defensive Outfielder" Creswell came up with spectacular catches. Creswell, whose presence last season was spotty (on account of his newly born daughter), had been sorely missed, and was this game's unanimous MVP.
- In the bottom of the tenth we finally broke through, winning the game off the bat of captain and associate editor Stephen "Ham Sandwich" Hiltner.
- Notable debuts: Poet and frequent TPR contributor Rowan Ricardo Phillips, who switch-hit and displayed some nifty glove work; assistant editor Clare Fentress, who played catcher and hit n+1 editor Nikil Saval in the head throwing the ball back to the mound; and TPR's head of advertising and promotions, Hailey Gates, the most stylish TPR team member since Styron.
- Kudos to: us, for winning; the sun, for shining; and to n+1's Keith Gessen, for lending me his glove every inning.
Next up: Harper's (June 27th , 3:30 P.M., Chelsea Park).
Cody Wiewandt is The Paris Review's softball correspondent.
New Emotion: On Kirill Medvedev
April 8, 2013 | by Lucy McKeon
In 2006, a leading Moscow publisher issued Texts Published Without the Permission of the Author, comprised of the works of a well-known Russian poet. Rather than a lawsuit, the book resulted in a literary symposium, accompanied by a debate about the nature of copyright and, finally, the first translation of Kirill Medvedev's works into English. In December 2012, It's No Good: poems/essays/actions—a compilation of the thirty-seven-year-old poet-activist's work—was published, indeed, technically without the permission of the author, by n+1 and Ugly Duckling Presse.
Medvedev, a controversial figure in the contemporary Russian poetry scene, stopped publishing in 2003. He would continue to release poetry, essays, and calls to political action on his Web site, LiveJournal, and Facebook page. But he renounced all rights to his own work. "I have no copyright to my texts," he wrote in Manifesto on Copyright, "and cannot have any such right." He became more deeply involved in leftist activism. Some thought him washed up, a has-been, even crazy. Others were angered by what they deemed a gimmick.
Critical of the post-Soviet liberal intelligentsia, makers of the culture who came to dominate an increasingly booming nineties Russia, Medvedev—who was born in Moscow in 1975—and his work issue directly from the tradition he critiques; his father was a well-known post-Soviet journalist. A decisive moment of separation might be found in his abdication of the most basic literary right. Read More »
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If baseball were able to present diplomas, Miller would have earned his doctorate decades ago. After slipping on his uniform during the past forty years for the New York Mets, Minnesota Twins, and currently with the Toronto Blue Jays orgnaization , you name the job title, and Miller has worn the cap - multiple times. Player, manager, coach, scout, instructor , Miller knows talent. 31 of his years in the game were spent with the Mets. As the senior roving instructor with the Blue Jays, a title carries responsiblities to all eight minor league affiliates; from Triple-A Buffalo Bisons, to Double-A New Hampshire Fisher Cats, down to the one of four squads participating in the Dominican Summer League. In total, there are seven coaches and instructors lending their expertise to the Jays's prospects.
For Miller's name to be at the top of the instructor's directory, one needs to know the road he has traveled, to appreciate his service to baseball. At the end of the 2003 baseball season, Miller served the Mets as the assistant field coordinator. Little did he know that it would be his last with the ball club based in Flushing, Queens. Parting from an employer after that many years between them, I was anxious to learn what the split was like. " I felt pretty good ", Miller said during our telephone conversation, as he finished the day evaluating and tutoring prospects in Dunedin,Florida. " In baseball it's rare for anyone to stay with one organization. They ( Mets ) told me that they didn't want me anymore over the phone. After 31 years , they should have done things correctly; face-to-face " .
As Miller, and countless others who have come through baseball have learned, change can be a good thing. Life after Mets grew professionally with the Minnesota Twins organization. For six years , Miller coached , and during the 2005 season managed Triple-A Rochester Red Wings , Minnesota hopefuls. It was James Rantz, Twins farm director for 27 consecutive seasons, who brought Miller aboard. It was during his tenure with the Twins that Miller specialized in baserunning and bunting techniques, along with coaching and managing. In November 2009, Miller was named roving minor league outfield and base running coach by Toronto. However, before sharpening his spikes as a manager in Little Falls, Miller was selected in the sixth round of the 1973 amateur baseball draft by the Mets. " The night befoe the draft, the Astros ( Houston ) called me and asked if I would be interested in being a shortstop, if they drafted me ", says Miller, a member of the West Chester College Baseball Hall of Fame tells.
An outfielder in college, Miller was scouted for a year by the Philadelphia Phillies prior to draft day. " The night before the draft, the Phillies scout wanted to see me run one more time. So, I'm thinking I will be going to the Phillies ", Miller recalls.
Then the surpise came. Miller was selected by the Mets. After spending a few days at their Florida training facilities, then Miller was off to the Mets Batavia club of the New York-Penn League. Since that memorable period in his professional life, Miller has returned to Genesee County and Dwyer Stadium. " I came back as a roving instructor . The park looked different; bigger. It reminded me of when I lived there in a house where there were six of us ", Miller explains. " I was paid $500. a month, and meal money was $3.50 for commuter games, and $7.00 if we stayed overnight ".
Back in 1973, Miller only to clearly remembers how players in both the minors and majors were tied to an organization. Unless released or traded, your career was tied to them. For a player to move up one level in the team's minor league system, Miller says you needed to have a good, solid year. According to Miller, quite the opposite is different today. " If a player is having a hot streak, you could move up. When I played, you wouldn't dare go on the disabled list, for fear of losing you position on the team ".
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