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The Oilers are riding a three-game winning streak, and on Wednesday, they shut out a very good San Jose Sharks team 3-0. Edmonton is loaded up front with several ultra-talented players, including former No. 1 overall draft picks Taylor Hall and Ryan Nugent-Hopkins. If the Bruins don't play better defense than they did in Thursday's loss to Montreal, the Oilers likely will leave Boston with two points.
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WALTHAM, Mass. — Danny Ainge, Boston's president of basketball operations, touched on several topics of discussion in his first public comments since Doc Rivers' departure to the Los Angeles Clippers.
Q: How tough will it be to find a replacement for Rivers?
DA: "Doc is one of the top coaches in the league, so that will be a difficult challenge. My feelings are, I had planned on Doc being our coach all along. We had discussions about him being a Gregg Popovich, Jerry Sloan, Red Auerbach, breaking Red Auerbach's all-time win record as a Celtic, and being here for a long time. I never really thought about this day until May 8. And even then, it was so early after the season I didn't think it would happen until yesterday (Monday)."
Q: What's your take on fans who think Doc quit on the Celtics?
DA: "I'm in a completely different direction than that. I do not believe Doc quit on this franchise. I believe he believed that, and he knows the pulse of players, better than anyone. He believed that a change was needed; maybe he just thought he needed a change. But Doc gave everything he could, for nine years. One of the great things that I've always appreciated about Doc Rivers was his stamina. He gets up and down like every coach does after wins and losses, but that sucker is there the next morning, watching the film three times and he's ready to go again. And he's had amazing stamina. He's given us every ounce that he's had for the last nine years. I would never ever say that he quit."
Q: Reportedly Doc didn't want to be part of rebuild. Do you view it that way? How did that discussion go about as far as moving ahead with this roster
DA: "When we signed Doc to the highest-paid coaching contract in the NBA a couple years ago, we knew the ages of our players and we knew that we would be at a phase - maybe last year, maybe this year, maybe next year - that a time to rebuild would be in store. We talked about that. At that time before it hit him, he was all on board. I thought I did a very good sales job on Doc, at that time. Maybe he did a sales job on me (chuckle). But we knew this time was coming. Everybody knows. It's clear that coaches are judged by wins and losses. It's unfortunate because there are some great coaches that haven't won and some coaches that aren't great that have won. But we're always based on the result. Doc has been around the block and he sort of gets that. He's also been in a rebuilding process and maybe it just hit him. It was really hard, those first few years in Boston. That was a real challenge. I've been geared up for it. I'm ready. We don't know if it'll happen this summer or next summer. But we've been gearing up for that possibility. Doc is different. GMs prepare for the now and the future. They're looking ahead. Coaches are trying to win that next quarter and playing it game by game. Again, I don't hold any animosity towards Doc for this choice, this decision."
Q: Was Doc set to come back if the Clippers deal fell through?
DA: "Yes. There was a little bit of indecisiveness on that, but he had decided that he was coaching this year in L.A. or Boston and I would have welcomed him back."
Q: Was a 2015 pick, probably in the 20s, enough compensation to give up Rivers?
DA: "I was asking for two picks for myself. They weren't going to do that, so we stuck with one for Doc (chuckle). No, but It's an unprotected pick. You never know what can happen. There's been all sorts of circumstances happen in our league ... getting unprotected picks is very difficult to get in our league. The most likely scenario is that it will be a pick in the 20s because I anticipate the Clippers are going to be good over the next little while. It was clear he (Rivers) preferred to be there. I understand the pull, and the tug from Los Angeles for what they had to offer."
Q: Did Doc want more power to stay in Boston?
DA: "Doc never suggested any of the such. Doc has had a lot of power. As a head coach, a well respected head coach, a high-paid head coach, he's been in the game a long time and i have all the respect in the world for doc. Doc did have a lot of power in the things that we did. We always sort of viewed our relationship as such as Doc was my top assistant when it came to personnel, and I was an assistant coach when it came to basketball. That's just how it went. I'm guessing with Doc and the title he got in LA, will have more say. But that did not ever come up as an issue here."
Q: What's the status of the coaching search?
DA: "I have not talked with one coaching candidate at this point. I think yesterday (Monday) was for the first time, this is going to happen. This is probably going to happen. Up until that time, I never really thought it was going to happen. It was possible, but never thought it would really happen."
Ainge added, "I have thought obviously in preparation for this, anticipation that this could happen; I do watch coaches often as I travel around, scouting ... I do have some people in mind. But I haven't any contact or even consulted my staff on all this."
Q: The on-again, off-again nature of the talks?
DA: "We never were really close to a deal (until Monday) despite the reports. So I think that, this is part of the business. I don't want to get too emotional. Doc is going to great situation, a place he chose to go. A place that he wants to be. It's not a place I chose for him to go or a place that I want him to be. But I wish him well. I also am grateful for my relationship with him and all that he has done for us."
Q: Celtics can't make any deals with the Clippers for this season, is that something you put forth to them or was it mandated by the league?
DA: "That is my understanding that the league mandated that."
Q: Did Doc at any point express that maybe he had run his course with the current players, and that maybe he wasn't getting through as much?
DA: "He didn't say it that way, specifically. I just think Doc felt that a change would be good for our current players, that maybe a new voice would be better. He expressed that, yes."
Q: What would you like to see fans take away from Doc's departure?
DA: "Everybody has to make their own decisions, reading between the lines. The whole story won't be told until I write my book 20 years from now, if I'm still around. I don't know what the fans will take from it other than Doc gave us nine fantastic years, sacrificed a lot, coached us great. Great guy to all you in the media, treated our fans with great respect and our players. I've been around this game long enough to know that we're all replaceable. And Doc's grateful for his nine years here. He's looking for a new chapter. He felt like it was time for a change. He felt like, in his opinion he shared with me, he felt like we all needed a change. That was his rationalization or justification of going to the Clippers was that, that was better for everybody."
Q: What's your timetable on hiring a new coach?
DA: "We don't feel any urgency in that. We don't need a coach for the draft. We don't need a coach for summer league. We don't need that to happen fast, so we'll take our time and look unless our number one choice makes a quick choice or something. There's no urgency in that matter."
Q: Do you want Paul Pierce and Kevin Garnett back this season?
DA: "I love Paul and KG. We haven't made that decision yet. And KG is under contract and Paul we have an option on five days from now. Those are very big decisions for us. But those decisions, I'm not certain about either one of those decisions." (note: Pierce can be bought out for $5 million by June 30 instead of being owed $15.3 million this season while Garnett might waive his no-trade clause if the C's can position him to play for a title contender).
Q: Will you coach the Celtics, Danny?
DA: "No. No way. I've tried that. I'm done with that."


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This is a perfect example of a frivolous lawsuit. This drug has helped millions of people. The company that made it employs millions of people. It is important to our healthcare system. Lawsuits like this should be outlawed. This drug has never done any harm to anyone. This is a frivolous lawsuit. Lets hope the good folks over at http://www.lawsuitabuse.com pick up this story and run with it! To learn more about how to eliminate lawsuits and to stop the greedy trial bar, contact your representative at the United States Chamber of Commerce.
You made alot of strong statements in your comment below. Could you enlighten us as to "why" its a frivolouos lawsuit and what you base your comment of "this drug has never done any harm to anyone" on? Oh, and WTH does the amount of employees have to do with whether there was a wrong committed? Look ... if you want to support tort reform, no problem, that's your right. (Personally, to me, its not a black and white issue.) But at least make a coherent statement about it. You obviously don't even know the first thing about pharmaceuticals. THEY ALL have adverse effects (try reading a PDR or package insert under the warnings or precautions sections. Thats why they are prescription only. The question is, did fosamax cause this event.
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Here is a list of class action lawsuits and investigations relating to defective drugs:
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Full Name: Sahibzada Mohammad Shahid Khan Afridi
Born: March 1 1980 , Khyber Agency
Country: Pakistan
County: Northamptonshire
Other teams: Deccan Chargers, Derbyshire, Dhaka Gladiators, Griqualand West, Habib Bank Limited, Hampshire, Ireland, Karachi, Kent, Leicestershire, Melbourne Renegades, South Australia
Test debut: Pakistan v Australia, Karachi, Oct 22-26 1998
ODI debut: Kenya v Pakistan, Nairobi, Oct 2 1996
T20 debut: England v Pakistan, Bristol, Aug 28 2006
Batting Style: Right-hand bat
Bowling Style: Legbreak googly
A powerful right-handed batsman and attacking leg-spinner, Afridi is known as one of the most feared all-rounders in world cricket. Nicknamed 'Boom Boom Afridi' for his aggressive style of play, he made his debut for Pakistan in a one-day international against Kenya in Nairobi in 1996, aged 16. His Test bow followed two years and 66 ODIs later in Karachi, and he marked the occasion with 5-52 in a drawn match with Australia. It quickly became apparent Afridi's style of play would be more suited to the one-day arena, once holding the record for the fastest ODI century, in just 37...


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NYC – A-Force #1 Signing
April 27, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Writer Marguerite Bennett appears at Midtown Comics Downtown on Thursday, May 21st at 6:30 PM for a signing of A-Force #1! They will also have a Midtown Comics Exclusive variant of the book!
A-Force #1 – 05/20/15
Writer: G. Willow Wilson – Marguerite Bennett • Artist: Jorge Molina
Marvel's Mightiest Women finally get their own explosive series! In a secluded corner of the Battleworld, an island nation is fiercely protected by a team of Avengers the likes of which has only ever been glimpsed before! Fighting to protect the small sliver of their world that's left, the Amazing A-FORCE stands shoulder-to-shoulder, ready to take on the horde!
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January 5, 2015 by Colin Solan
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Writer Marguerite Bennett (Sleepy Hollow, Butterfly) appears at Android's Amazing Comics for a signing on Wednesday January 14, 2015 from 4:00 till 7:00 PM!
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IL – Bat-Luck Dinner Signing
November 7, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Writer James Tynion IV (Batman Eternal, Talon, The Woods, Memetic) appears at Aw Yeah Comics on Saturday, November 29th from 3:00 – 7:00 pm for an in store signing and… POT LUCK DINNER!!
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Writer James Tynion IV signs at Cards, Comics & Collectibles on Wednesday, May 14, 2014 from 2pm to 6pm!
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Cards, Comics & Collectibles, the official retailer and news source for the Baltimore Comic-Con, is happy to announce that rising superstar James Tynion IV, writer on BOOM! Studios's new The Woods and on DC's new Batman Eternal weekly, will be signing in-store on Wednesday, May 14, 2014 from 2pm to 6pm.
In addition to Tynion's signing, Cards, Comics & Collectibles is also proud to present a store variant cover to Tynion's new title The Woods by Craig Rousseau, which will be available at the store that Wednesday.
Tynion, who got his start co-writing Batman with his former teacher, Scott Snyder, has published multiple titles under the DC banner, including numerous Batman series and the DC New 52 title, Talon.
This is a fantastic opportunity to get up meet with and talk to a real comer in the comics field! We'll see you there!
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April 29, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Batman writers Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV and Daredevil team Mark Waid and Chris Samnee appear at Alter Ego Comics on Free Comic Book Day, Saturday May 3rd, to sign all your favorite comic books!! Cosplay, games and COMICS will also be on hand.
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April 16, 2014 by Colin Solan
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James Tynion IV, Amy Chu, Alitha Martinez, Tom Chu, Marguerite Bennett, Morgan O. Shay, and Larry Hama appear at Forbidden Planet on Wednesday May 7, 2014 at 6:00 pm!
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April 13, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Amy Chu, James Tynion IV, Larry Hama, Robert Rodi, Tom Chu, and Alitha Martinez (Batgirl, WWE Superstars) appear at JHU Comic Books on Wednesday, April 30th from 6:00pm – 8:00pm to celebrate the launches of both Vertigo Quarterly and Girls Night Out: The Way Love Goes.
PURE INSANITY, MAYHEM AND ABSOLUTE FUN! Oh, and probably some cake, as it is also the first birthday of JHU Comic Books!
Purchase of Vertigo Quarterly: CYAN #1 required to participate in signing/event.
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NYC – Batman Eternal #1 Signing
March 26, 2014 by Colin Solan
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Writers Scott Snyder and James Tynion IV appear at Midtown Comics Downtown on Friday April 11th at 6:00 pm for a special signing of Batman Eternal #1!
Purchase of Batman Eternal #1 is required. Limit of two items signed per customer.
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Scott Snyder Hosts Bat-Panel at Boston Comic Con 2013
August 1, 2013 by Colin Solan
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Comics superstar Scott Snyder will host a surprise Batman panel on Sunday August 4th at 4:00 pm in the Beacon Hall room! Come prepared to ask your questions about the Court of Owls, Death of the Family, The Black Mirror, Gates of Gotham, and the current storyline Zero Year, a retelling of Bruce Wayne's early days as Batman. In addition to the New 52 Batman title Scott also writes the mini-series Superman: Unchained and his Vertigo series American Vampire and The Wake. He has previously written Swamp Thing, Detective Comics, and more.
This is a last minute addition to the schedule so please spread the word!
Additionally Scott will appear on the DC Comics panel on Saturday August 3rd at 3:00pm in the Waterfront room with Dan Didio, Tony Daniel, and Aaron Lopresti. Otherwise find him at his table in Artist Alley AAW40 & 41 from 11:00-1:30 and 4:30-7:00 on Saturday and 11:00-1:00 and 2:00-4:00 on Sunday!
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The Boston Comic Con is a 100% independently run comic book show committed to bringing the biggest and best comic creators to New England. Run by fans for fans, Boston Comic Con is not affiliated with any other convention tour or corporate interests. Hosting over 120,000 square feet of vendors selling comic books, toys, posters, trading cards, and other pop culture memorabilia, this is a destination event for geeks of any stripe. This year's rescheduled convention will be held Saturday August 3rd and Sunday August 4th opening at 10:00 am each day at the Seaport World Trade Center, 200 Seaport Blvd, Boston, MA 02210. For more information please go to our website at www.bostoncomiccon.com and follow us on Twitter (@BostonComicCon) and Facebook!
NYC – Sixth Anniversary Show
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James Tynion IV, writer of DC's TALON, appears on the Comic Book Club podcast with hosts Pete LePage, Justin Tyler, and Alex Zalben on Tuesday, December 18, 2012 at 7:00pm! Admission is free!
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Sanpped while catching a flight out of LAX, Rosie Huntington-Whiteley looked chic in a pair of Frame Le skinny de Jeanne in Avenue Montaigne, which she wore with a Christopher Kane blouse. She was headed to London to attend the Vogue Festival.
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This afternoon CRoCC member Associate Professor Annabel Cooper is presenting her research in the Department of Sociology, Gender and Social Work seminar series. The topic is 'Narrating Colonial Conflict in the Early 1980s: Some Reflections on the Culture Moment of Utu'. Her seminar examines how Utu re-makes the colonial past within a tumultuous present. It traces the film's links to a series of documentaries of the same era, including Bastion Point – Day 507 (Mita, Narbey, Pohlmann, 1980), The Bridge – A Story of Men in Dispute (Pohlmann, Mita, 1982), and Patu! (Mita, 1983), and to the drama series The Governor (1977); and it investigates the contributions of significant individuals involved in the production, including Keith Aberdein, Wi Kuki Kaa, Merata Mita, and Anzac Wallace.
Annabel's seminar begins at 3pm this afternoon at 530 Castle Street (530 C1).
Dunedin's Genetic Inheritance and Caribbean Cultural Thought.
The Centre has recently hosted two riveting research-based talks.
The first, on Sunday 10 May, was part of the Centre's ongoing project, Global Dunedin. Professor Lisa Matisoo-Smith, a biological anthropologist from Genetics Otago gave a public lecture at Toitū: Otago Settlers Museum, "Who do you think you are – Dunedin?"
Lisa discussed the genetic ancestry of Dunedin's population based on the testing of randomly selected DNA samples. This research is part of the "Africa to Aotearoa" project, in which Lisa looks at the deep ancestry of New Zealanders, which in turn is part of a wider international study, the Genographic project, funded in part by National Geographic. While one might suspect that Dunedin's genetic make-up is essentially homogenous from its Scottish heritage, the research shows just how diverse Dunedin's population is, in line with other major cities in New Zealand.
On Thursday, May 15 visiting scholar Dr Aaron Kamugisha gave a CRoCC seminar, "The Caribbean's Intellectual History through Culture". Aaron discussed the global impact of Caribbean theorist's, particularly CLR James, amongst others, on the development and dissemination of anti-colonial thought and intellectual traditions. He placed these theorists in the context of the development of two threads of intellectual history: Caribbean Studies and Caribbean Cultural Studies, but argued that these thinkers ought to be understood in term of Caribbean radical thought.
Caribbean Intellectual History
On Thursday 14 May the Centre for Research on Colonial Culture is running a research seminar. The speaker is Dr Aaron Kamugisha who teaches cultural studies, the history of political thought & intellectual history at the University of the West Indies, Cave Hill. His recent publications include Caribbean Political Thought: The Colonial State to Caribbean Internationalisms (Kingston: Ian Randle, 2013), an edited collection Caribbean Political Thought: Theories of the Post-Colonial State (Kingston: Ian Randle, 2013); and another collection co-edited with Yanique Hume, Caribbean Cultural Thought: From Plantation to Diaspora (Kingston: Ian Randle, 2013).
Dr. Kamugisha's talk is titled "The Caribbean's Intellectual History Through Culture" and will be held at 1pm in 2N8 in the History Department's Seminar Room.
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The Centre for Research on Colonial Culture is very pleased to be hosting Dr. Patricia O'Brien, an ARC Future Fellow based at the Australian National University. In 2012 she was the JD Stout Fellow in New Zealand Studies at Victoria University of Wellington, and in 2011 she was the Jay I. Kislak Fellow in American Studies at the John W. Kluge Centre at the Library of Congress, Washington, DC. From 2001-2013 she was visiting Associate Professor in the Centre for Australian, New Zealand and Pacific Studies at Georgetown University, Washington, DC. She is the author of The Pacific Muse: Exotic Femininity and the Colonial Pacific (Seattle, 2006) and is currently working on a biography of Samoan nationalist leader Ta'isi O. F. Nelson.
Dr. O'Brien is visiting the Centre until March 24th and while in Dunedin will be giving two research talks. Her first talk is on Wednesday March 18th in the Department of History and Art History (Burns 5, from 3.30) on 'Ta'isi O. F. Nelson and the Mau: Australian Dimensions to New Zealand and Samoan History'. On March 23rd she will present a paper to Te Tumu: School of Maori, Pacific and Indigenous Studies called 'The Trials of Mr Nelson: Ta'isi O. F. Nelson and Indigenous Resistance in Interwar Samoa'. This talk will take in Cen3 (Central Library) from 2.30.
We hope to see you at both talks!
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The Centre is hosting an informal research seminar on 'Revolutions and Empires in the South-West Indian Ocean, 1788-1810' by Dr Sujit Sivasundaram (University of Cambridge), on Thursday 6 November, at 2pm, 2N8 (History Department Seminar Room) in the Arts Building.
CROCC is also sponsoring a public lecture by Professor A.G. Hopkins, (University of Cambridge) entitled, 'Is Globalisation Yesterday's News?'. This will be held on Monday, 10 November 2014 at 5:15pm in the Moot Court, Level 10, Richardson Building. Professor Hopkins is one of the leading economic historians of his generation and he has produced authoritative works on West African economic history (An Economic History of West Africa (1973)), the economics of British imperialism (the landmark two-volume British Imperialism co-authored with Peter Cain) and was one of the first historians to grapple with the analytical possibilities of globalisation (editing both Globalization in World History (2002) and Global History: Interactions between the Universal and the Local (2006)). Professor Hopkins has provided the following abstract, which suggests it should be an engaging lecture:
Globalization envelopes the world – and historians too. The 'g' word is now mandatory in titles of books and articles; Ph.D. students follow their leaders in dedicating their dissertations to the subject. Yet, not so long ago postmodern approaches to the past were equally compelling: if you could not tell your trope from your alterity and your Spivak from your Bhaba, your chances of landing a job were minimal. Wise investors buy at the bottom of the market and get out at the top. So, it is worth asking whether shares in globalization have further to run or whether full value is already in the market. One way of answering this question is by considering the reasons why historiographical phases, like empires, rise, flourish, and decline. This approach provides pointers to the current state of globalization studies and offers an estimate of the current value of the shares. The advice comes with a wealth warning: past performance has limited predictive power. As a famous trumpeter remarked when asked which way jazz was going: 'man, if I knew which way jazz was going, I would be there already!'
Moving Texts
Mark your diaries! Prof. Tony Ballantyne, Director of the Centre for Research on Culture, is giving a research talk titled "Moving Texts: Humanitarian Narratives and the British Empire in the 1820s and 1830s" as part of the Department of History and Art History's Research Seminar Series. Tony's talk will take place on March 26th in Burns 5 (Arts Building, University of Otago) and begins at 3.30.
Research Talk by Samia Khatun
Dr. Samia Khatun, who is a guest of the Centre for Research on Colonial Culture, will give a research presentation to the Department of History and Art History on Wednesday 18th September.
The title of her talk is 'Placing Indian Ocean Travellers: Aboriginal Language Stories about South Asian Workers in the Australian Interior, 1860-1930'.
ABSTRACT: Late on a Tuesday afternoon in c.1895, two young Aboriginal sisters were waiting at Alberrie Creek railway siding in the South Australian desert, when two Muslim men on camels rode past on their way to the nearby dam. Upon sighting the waiting girls, the men brought their beasts to a sudden halt. To the dismay of the sisters, 'the train was running late.' The story of what happened that evening at Alberrie Creek railway siding remains in the oral records of Arabunna people today and is a tale of two intersecting geographies rarely examined together: An Indian Ocean world peopled by itinerant peddlers and princes and arid Australian deserts criss-crossed by paths of Aboriginal mobility. With close attention to Arabunna language tales of sexualised encounter between distinct subject peoples of the British Empire, I examine the space/place politics that belie Arabunna memories of Indian Ocean travellers in Australian deserts.
Samia's talk will take place in Burns 5, Arts Building, University of Otago starting at 3.30.
See you there!
Paper Work
Professor Tony Ballantyne (Otago) and Associate Professor Craig Robertson (Northeastern University), who is spending his sabbatical in the Department of History and Art History, have organised two events that explore the history and meaning of paper work.
On Thursday evening 23 May (5.30 Burns 2) the distinguished media historian Professor Lisa Gitelman (NYU) will deliver a public lecture entitled the 'The Social Life of Paper'.
On Friday 24 May there will be a one day research symposium at the Hocken Collections on 'Paper Work: The Materials and Practices of Modern Information Cultures'. The programme is below. Please email Tony if you would like to attend: email@example.com
Paper Work: The Materials and Practices of Modern Information Cultures
9.20am: Welcome
Barbara Brookes, Committed by Paper: Incoherence and Accountability in the Seacliff Asylum Files
Jane McCabe, The Kalimpong Files: Private and Confidential
Stephen Robertson (University of Sydney), Private Detectives and the Paper Work of Surveillance in the US, 1855-1939
Craig Robertson (Northeastern University), Handling Information: File Clerks, Efficiency, and the Emergence of the Modern Office
Tim Rowse (University of Western Sydney), Tabulating Indigenous Populations: Colonial Knowledge in Two Dimensions
Tony Ballantyne, Paper and the Work of Empire: Bureaucracy and British Colonialism
Research Seminar on Transnational Indigenous Women's Activism
On March 1st the Centre for Research on Colonial Culture will co-host a research seminar by visiting scholar Professor Margaret D. Jacobs, University of Nebraska. Her seminar is entitled: "Transnational Indigenous Women's Activism and the Indigenous Child Welfare Crisis, 1960-1980s.'
Gandhi and Slow Reading
The Centre was fortunate to have Isabel Hofmeyr (University of Witwatersrand) give a stimulating seminar on 3 December.
Professor Hofmeyr explored the presses of turn-of-the-century Natal, focusing specifically on Gandhi's Indian Opinion, produced by the International Printing Company. Although this multi-lingual newspaper was originally based in Durban, Gandhi shifted it to his ashram at Phoenix in 1904, where its various inhabitants shared the production work. Professor Hofmeyr argues that Indian Opinion was printed not only inform and inspire people, but that its design was part of a larger vision to slow down the process of reading, that he saw increasingly tied to the pace of modern industrialized life. Gandhi's experiences in newspaper publishing helped develop his later philosophy.
Professor Hofmeyr's seminar is based on research that will be appearing in Gandhi's Printing Press: Experiments in Slow Reading (Harvard University Press, forthcoming 2013). We urge you to buy it!


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Today I had two new Velo-Orange roller bearing headsets installed today. One on my Gazelle AB-Frame, the other on my Serotta. Both previously had current production Record threaded headsets, both of which had developed indexing over the last 2-3 years of use.
1) I'm happy to report that the stated stack height appears to be spot on as they installed without issue on steerer tubes which had been cut down to fit the fairly low stack height of the modern Record headsets.
2) Finish is good for the price, it's not as polished as the Record headsets, but the satin silver headset does not look out of place next to the Cinelli stems or silver Centaur brakes. There is a black plastic seal that fits above the locknut that I would have rather had been hidden at the bottom of the nut or something, but I'd rather have it last longer.
3) headsets feel smooth and quiet. We'll see how long they last, but at a price of nearly 1/3 of the Record headsets, I'm already well ahead of the game.


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Tag: World War II
Magritte: The Mystery of the Ordinary, 1926-1938
The Museum of Modern Art in New York City recently presented an in-depth look into the work of René Magritte, the Belgian surrealist who produced some of the 20th century's most innovative images by challenging ordinary and rational conventions. The touring exhibition is the first to focus exclusively on his breakthrough years leading up to WW II.
Art for Industry: Textile Design in the Modern Age
This exhibit of textiles-in-transition was recently on display in Denver, Colorado. During World War II, textiles reflected the austerity of the time with quiet and simple designs. But after the war, a sense of hope and rebuilding infused the arts reflecting a dramatic shift in style.
An Italian Love Story
Milena Agus is an up-and-coming Italian writer, who lives in Cagliari, Sardinia, the setting of her award-winning novel, 'From the Land of the Moon,' that takes place during the final and post years of World War II.
Animation of Anne Frank, the Graphic Biography
Extracts from the new graphic biography of Anne Frank, 'Anne Frank: The Anne Frank House Authorized Graphic Biography' (2010) by Sid Jacobson and Ernie Colón.


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Went up around 5AM this morning. Took a bicycle ride down to the ocean near this large meadow that is very beautiful in the early hours of the day.
Edited a bit in Photoshop. Added an extra blue gradient to the white sky and made the colors a bit colder.
Edited a bit in Photoshop. Added an extra blue gradient to the white sky and made the colors a bit colder.
very nice ^^
Wow! Wonderful job editing, and photo! Going to jump on the band wagon, any hope for wall paper size?
Very nice picture
Looks wonderful! Good job, keep posting pictures and themes!
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Woo, D40
Good on you, Lasse
Good on you, Lasse
Beautiful picture..
Skön bild!
Wow - gorgeous shot.
Great shot. Any chance of a wallpaper size?
Very nice place!
amazing shot and edit!
excellent shot
very nice shot indeed
Gorgeous. Makes who realise just how beautiful mother nature really is.
Amazing lighting, beautiful shot
Gorgeous mate!
love the light...!
"good morning"
....that's exactly what it looks like.
great shot and nice editing.
....that's exactly what it looks like.
great shot and nice editing.
I am not a fan of editing photos in such a way But I'd still love this as a wallpaper There is a great mood in this!
good good good
Thats very nice picture
I agree with everyone here ;]
Lovely shot.
A breathtaking shot! Excellent work.
Pretty! I'd use it as a background....but its too small
Very similar place near me, it is in a small valley so it collects a lot of fog, which looks really cool, always been meaning to take a picture of it, but I need my digital camera first (only 100 more $ to go, I'm excited)
Great Shot!
Great Shot!
Absolutely beautiful, love the rays of light.


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Best Empanadas (2011)
Empanadas by Marini
Tucked into a strip mall on Westheimer near the beltway, Marini's is a family-run empanada delicatessen offering sweet and savory varieties of the fried pies. The Gaucho is the standard variety, with onions, spices and olives that accentuate the finely ground beef without overpowering it. Vegetarians and omnivores alike will enjoy the Humita — traditional creamed corn and cheese. Add an apple, banana or dulce de leche dessert empanada to your plate for a "balanced" meal. Don't forget to break off a corner and vent the pies before dining to avoid cooking your tongue.
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Pregame news from Cleveland
CLEVELAND - Some of our pregame discussion centered around the over-under on how many fans show up here at Progressive Field tonight. The Tribe have had two crowds of less than 10,000 in their last two games.
With the Red Sox in town would it be more? With the Cavs playing and Charlie Sheen's tour taking him here tonight, not so sure.
As you can tell by the lineup, a couple of things stand out as the Red Sox try to win their first game of 2011. Carl Crawford is back in his familiar No. 2 hole with Dustin Pedroia moving down to third and Adrian Gonzalez is batting fourth. Manager Terry Francona is trying to get something going.
Also, catcher Jarrod Saltalamacchia is in the lineup again and had a little powwow with Francona this afternoon just to discuss relaxing.
Francona on Crawford batting second: "In the big picture, I don't think it matters but I just thought he was trying to do too much when he was batting third. Maybe get him and Ellsbury back-to-back and get them on base and have them cause some havoc. We may drop him down in the order at least for a while against lefties just to make our batting order look a little bit better. When guys are hitting and getting into a groove, it won't matter as much."
Is the best lineup Crawford batting third?
"I don't think it matters," Francona said.
Any problem with moving Pedroia out of his familiar No. 2 spot?
"I think he can hit anywhere. He's even told me he'd hit first. Our batting order might change early on depending on who's pitching and how we're swinging the bats," Francona said.
Francona on why Jason Varitek isn't in tonight's lineup and why he went back to Saltalamacchia, who started the season 0-for-10:
"I think I'd like Tek to catch tomorrow or next day. If we did it tonight, it wouldn't matchup right. I thought about it, but I think it would work our better if we went tomorrow or the next day. He's gonna catch one of the two.
"I'd really like to get Salty going here. He was so overanxious, so swinging at everything. I'd like to get him settled in."
Francona said he basically told Salty he needed to settle down and relax.
"That's kind of what I did. I said settle down. It's a long year, settle down. He knows that. It's human nature sometimes. This game will humble you in a minute."
Good for him to be out of Arlington, Texas where he once played?
"I know it's good for us," quipped the manager.
"I hope so. I think he probably had a lot of excitement and maybe some anxiety. Had a lot on his plate. A lot of balls weren't going where he wanted them to. He had a tough couple of days."
Francona thought the lack of success of the staff during the three days probably weighed on Saltalamacchia.
"Yes. Any good catcher takes it very personal. I've seen a couple in my day who don't have a problem with it and it's usually not on a good team. I think it's hard not to take it into an at-bat. You have a responsibility to that guy (pitcher) and when he comes off the mound sometimes he's in your ear about what happened. You're trying to kind of give them (an opinion) and you're the second hitter of inning and at-bats creep up on you. These catchers who put up phenomenal offensive numbers are probably even better than people realize."
With temperatures expected to drop into the 30s tonight, Francona said "I'm going to start (layering clothes) in 10 minutes and once it's on, it's on. That means urinating is done for the night. Because I'm gonna be layering up as much as I can."


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Maple-Gingerroot Vegetables Recipe
My family loves this recipe because it brings out the lovely flavors of the vegetables. Even my children enjoy it...they love the drizzle of maple syrup! It's a tasty way to introduce kids to turnips, rutabaga and parsnips, too. —Kelli Ritz Innisfail, Alberta
- 5 medium parsnips, peeled and sliced
- 5 small carrots, sliced
- 3 medium turnips, peeled and cubed
- 1 large sweet potato, peeled and cubed
- 1 small rutabaga, peeled and cubed
- 1 large sweet onion, cut into wedges
- 1 small red onion, cut into wedges
- 2 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon minced fresh gingerroot
- 1 teaspoon salt
- 1/2 teaspoon pepper
- 1 cup maple syrup
- 1. Place the first seven ingredients in a large resealable plastic bag; add the oil, ginger, salt and pepper. Seal bag and shake to coat. Arrange vegetables in a single layer in two 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pans coated with cooking spray.
- 2. Bake, uncovered, at 425° for 25 minutes, stirring once. Drizzle with syrup. Bake 20-25 minutes longer or until vegetables are tender, stirring once. Yield: 24 servings.
Nutritional Facts
3/4 cup equals 92 calories, 1 g fat (trace saturated fat), 0 cholesterol, 119 mg sodium, 20 g carbohydrate, 2 g fiber, 1 g protein. Diabetic Exchange: 1 starch.
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Hume added of MRC: "I don't know what we would have done without them"
From the Media Research Center's 2009 Gala, "[f]eaturing the DisHonors Awards and the William F. Buckley Award for Media Excellence":
HUME: I want to say a word, however, of thanks, to [Media Research Center president] Brent [Bozell] and to the team at the Media Research Center and all the contributors who make that work there possible. Not just for this wonderfully - this wonderfully fine award in the name of someone as I say I admire so much, but also for the tremendous amount of material that the Media Research Center provided me for so many years when I was anchoring Special Report. I don't know what we would have done without them. It was a daily, sort of a buffet of material to work from, and we - we -- we certainly made tremendous use of it.
Here is today's daily Red Scare Index -- our search of CNN, CNN Headline News, Fox News Channel, Fox Business Network, MSNBC and CNBC for uses of the following terms: Socialism, Socialist, Socialistic, Communism, Communist, Communistic, Marxism and Marxist.
Here are the numbers for yesterday, Thursday, March 19, 2009:
Socialism, Socialist, Socialistic: 14
Communism, Communist, Communistic: 19
Marxism/Marxist: 2
By Network:
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Communism, Communist, Communistic: 3
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You'll remember it was Malcolm, Laura Bush's former flack, who belittled a homeless man who took a picture of Michelle Obama as she volunteered at a Washington, D.C., homeless shelter. (How could a poor person possibly afford to a cell phone, Malcolm demanded.)
Now, Malcolm, a non-stop embarrassment for the Times, ridicules an unemployed man who addressed Obama at a town hall meeting in California yesterday. His name is Daniel Webber and he told Obama how he was laid off by Toyota and couldn't find work.
Just as he looked down his nose at the D.C. homeless man, Malcolm harrumphs:
Get your facts straight before you stand up...It turns out the burly, 45-year-old Norwalk resident wasn't exactly laid off. He and Toyota agreed today that he took a voluntary buyout. His choice. He's still looking, if you're hiring. But how he got where he is turns out to be a little different than he first described on national TV.
Hmm, Webber took a buyout, so he wasn't really laid off. At least according to Malcolm. This is just priceless, especially coming from somebody who works at a newspaper, since newspapers across the country have let go thousands of employees in recent years via buyouts.
Meaning, management says it has to get rid of X number of employees, but if people volunteer to leave the company they'll be better compensated. But either way, the company is going to cut the payroll, so it's better to leave on your own accord.
Bottom line, of course, is once people leave, they're out of a job. Webber took a buyout, for whatever reason, and now he can't find work. Just like an awful lot of former journalists who took buyouts and who cannot find work.
Honestly, isn't there some way Laura Bush can hire Malcolm back?
Crooks and Liars has the clip. It's from Glenn Beck's show, featuring Michelle Malkin and Jonah Goldberg.
Watch it if you dare.
Have you noticed how the press has been trumpeting the end of President Obama's "honeymoon" nearly every day since he took office? Talk about a prolonged annulment. I'm not even sure they ever made it to the chapel as this great new video illustrates. If the last two months are the media's idea of a honeymoon, all I have to say is good riddance.
Be sure to check it out, give it a rating, add it to your favorites and share it with your friends.
Tapper's blog post headline:
President Takes Responsibility for AIG (Not Really)
Here's what Obama said yesterday [emphasis added]:
"Washington is all in a tizzy. It's their fault, it's the Democrats' fault, it's the Republicans' fault. -- Listen, I'll take responsibility. I'm the president..."or for everyone in D.C. scrambling how to blame someone else, just go ahead and talk to me because it's my job to make sure we fix these messes, even if I don't make 'em.
So why did Tapper insert the "(Not Really)" in the headline? Because Obama also mentioned this:
We didn't grant these contracts, we've got a lot on our plate. But it is appropriate when you're in charge to make sure stuff doesn't happen like this.
Obama made two points. His administration did not grant the AIG contracts, but since he's the one now in charge he'll take responsibility. Tapper interprets that as Obama failing to take responsibility.
Note the WSJ news team had no problem reporting the story accurately:
Obama Accepts Blame for AIG Bonuses
Or AFP:
Obama Takes Responsibility for AIG Bonus fiasco
Or the DC Examiner:
Obama Takes Responsibility for AIG Misstep
Or Marketwatch:
Obama Takes Responsibility for AIG mess
Or the San Diego Union Tribune:
Obama, in Costa Mesa, Takes Blame in AIG Flap
Obama Takes Responsibility for AIG Mess
Matt Drudge's favorite new source, Bloomberg News, recently reported that because Republicans are attacking Obama over the AIG bonus story it "may" damage the White House.
Then again, it may not. But that doesn't get you linked to Drudge.
Written by Hans Nichols, the Bloomberg piece claimed [emphasis added]:
President Barack Obama's attempt to harness public anger over bonuses paid by American International Group Inc. may backfire on him as Republicans try to redirect that anger toward his administration.
First, how is Obama trying to "harness public anger" over the bonus story? I'm not even sure what that means. I realize Obama has expressed his own outrage, as has virtually every politicians inside the Beltway in the last 48 hours. But how is Obama trying to "harness" the anger? Bloomberg never explains.
Second, how would the public anger "backfire" on Obama? This picks up on that dreadful WashPost article we highlighted on Monday which announced that Obama's entire agenda was in danger of collapsing because "the public" was so angry about the AIG bonus story and was blaming the White House. Except that the Post didn't provide any evidence that the public was blaming the White House. Republican politicians? Yes, they were blaming Obama. The public? No proof.
Same with Bloomberg News. The entire article is built around the idea that public anger "may" target the White House, but all the story included was predictable partisan GOP anger targeting the White House.
The article also includes a couple of unfortunate quotes, like this one:
Obama, 47, must now "play defense on economic populism," said pollster John Zogby. That can be a "deadly" posture in American politics, Zogby said. "We are not a hate-the-rich country," he said. "There's got to be a fine line here between going after the rich versus going after the venal greedy."
Is Obama engaged in any "hate-the-rich" rhetoric? Is Obama just mindlessly going after "the rich"? Of course not. So why is Zogby being quoted to that effect?
This Ground Hog coverage has already gotten old and it's only the second month of the Obama administration.
Remember how the Beltway press, including Politico, rushed to the judgment last month that Republicans had won the message war on the stimulus bill and how Republicans had outmaneuvered the beleaguered White House and how the GOP in Congress had its mojo back? The meme was everywhere.
Except somebody forgot to tell the public.
Well, Politico's back using the same script. Republicans are winning the AIG message war. Republicans have outmaneuvered the White House, and the GOP has its mojo back.
And just in case readers didn't get the point, Politico laid on the hysterical rhetoric thick: Dems were in "disarray." They were struggling "with their new reality." Dems were forming a "circular firing squad." The Capitol resembled a "three-ring circus."
And that was just the first paragraph.
Bottom line: The RNC hearts Politico.
With this doozy:
Will Obama, McCain, Dodd Return Contributions From AIG Employees? AIG Gave More Than $630,000 During the 2008 Political Cycle
That was the ABC headline online. Try--just try--to follow the article's logic:
AIG employees kept doling out donations to politicians, including presidential candidate Barack Obama, after getting bailed out with federal funds last year, raising the question of whether those politicians will now return the money.
For those keeping track, the government first bailed out AIG last September, right at the very end of the campaign season. How much money did AIG employees donate after the bailout? According the Center for Responsive Politics, the post-bailout donations for all the candidates totaled $120,000.
Only one-sixth of AIG donations from the campaign season came after the bailout. According to ABC's reporting, Obama landed $23,000 from AIG employees post-bailout.
Or, to put that in perspective, out of the more than $700 million the Obama campaign raised, .003 percent came from AIG, post-bailout, if my calculations are correct.
But now ABC wants to know if Obama's going to return the money. Why? ABC answers that question with a question:
Was any bailout money used to make political contributions?
Unless the government bailout money, doled out in late September, was immediately used by AIG to make payroll in October, in time for employees to donate to candidates, the obvious answer to that question is no, the bailout money was not used to make the rather modest contributions offered up by AIG employees.
But even if it had been, why would any recipient be under pressure to return it now, months after the campaign ended?
FYI, the September bailout for AIG totaled $85 billion. ABC wants to know if .0002 percent was donated to candidates.


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We first saw Tika Sumpter rocking this hot-pink Myne dress with a skinny silver belt and platform pumps, and then Khloe Kardashian was spotted in the same frock with its original rope belt and open-toe boots.
They were both pretty in pink, but who made it more fly? You voted: Tika wins this one. It just looks better on her.
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Your humanized ponies are my favorite. They just fit so perfectly and are exactly how I see them. Awesome work!
APPLEJACK! Lol, my friends say I'm the Applejack of my group I guess. The whole honesty and hard worker bit you know? Fantastic! Bro-hoof!
Haha this is epic!
Great work!
Great work!
Love it, she's very pretty
So cute! I like how you designed her. :3
Holy crap, they're all amazing! I really like what you've done with their clothes. I especially approve of Pinkie Pie with the black cargo's. So unusual, but it looks so natural!
Lol thanks
A lot of people seem to like how I'm breaking stereotypes, while I'm just going with casual clothes, so that's pretty cool
A lot of people seem to like how I'm breaking stereotypes, while I'm just going with casual clothes, so that's pretty cool
Another thing that I'm finding I like more and more is how little skin they're showing. I find that really respectable in a human pony drawing. So many artists draw the mane 6 just as slutty as possible and it's a big turn-off for me. So kudos and respect, I really approve of your style here.
fantastic job
Rainbow Dash and Rarity!?
I like this version fo her!
Aaaaaahhhh it's amazing! Your interpretation of the MLP characters never ceases to amaze me. Beautiful. Keep up the good work.
sweet thanks I finally started linearting RD yesterday but kinda tanked out and had to sleep. I'll see how much I can finish today
:iconsuperwootplz: yes, awesome, great work
Cool! That's pretty much as we all imagine her
Well, I've seen a few that I thought were better executed, but I went with what I've got
This is awesomeseauce
Buy some apples!
I love her skirt....thing.... what are those? XD
I love her skirt....thing.... what are those? XD
thats pretty good,
now go study,alot.
now go study,alot.
Nah I took the test this morning XD
Incidentally, I'm done with this school year!
Incidentally, I'm done with this school year!
Then time to chill,get a cup of coffee and some nums.
and draw sum humanized ponies.
as you just got a new watcher.
and draw sum humanized ponies.
as you just got a new watcher.


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Categorizaton of Tumors
Last Modified: November 1, 2001
Tumors are often placed under one of two categories; malignant or benign. Malignant tumors are cancerous and benign tumors are non-cancerous.
|ELSI breast tumor (http://www.lbl.gov/Education/ELSI/cancer-tumor.html)
Benign Tumors
- no anaplasia
- noninvasive
- encapsulated
- slow growing no metastases
- highly differentiated
- mitoses rare
|ELSI brain tumor (http://www.lbl.gov/Education/ELSI/cancer-tumors.html)
Malignant Tumors
- anaplastic
- metastasizing
- nonencapsulated
- invasive
- tendency toward de-differentiation
- mitoses relatively common
- usually rapid growth
|An animation of carcinogenesis.
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