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I'm the only one that selected him on draft night............let's not overrate him though........ He should translate to a very good NBA player...if he can bring his skill set. He is a point getter...great mid range and good FT shooter. Think Ainge was looking for his offensive capabilities especially on the paint perimeter. He has some strong potential...but let's play some NBA games first.
No, Ice, good pick by the way.........but you go ahead and be cautious for the sake of not settng yourself up for dissappointment, or is it more because you were right with the pick, but don't really know why you said it would be KO? Good guess then? NOT ME. I KNOW WHAT I SEE. I see a 7ft. fundamentally superior NBA baller and that is a fact. He is driven, working toward a PHD, and isn't just your next tyoucak NBA ball player. He is special, beyond what we've seen in the NBA for a long, long time. Did I say he is 7ft tall! Stop being so conservative in believing what you see. 7ft tall with those kinda skills doesn't lie. PERIOD. again, good pick! Too bad you are now taking the, "Well, he looks good, but lets see if I was right" road. Should I say, Hey, good guess? Sounds like you weren't really certain he was gonna be worth the pick?????
I'm just being cautious in my hopes for him. I definitely thought he was worth the pick. Why did I pick? Because of the exact same things you said. A "7 footer" with those "kinda" skills....as well as Ainge being real familiar with his area. He can put up points. He will be good. He has challenges on his explosiveness and defensive skills that he needs to work on though. I'm not shaky about him being good in the NBA..........but when I hear comparisons to Bird...I think that is just crazy talk. Believe me, he will be a suprising alot of people who thought he wasn't a good pick.
All I can say is YOU WERE DEAD ON! Dude is sick with fundamentals, and is highly intellectual. He uses his smarts in the game. For players like him, the game is slowed down in his head allowing for amazing composure. The last guy we had with this type of a cerebral/mental approach with his amazing fundamental skillset was Larry. Ice, we see guys like this very, very rarely. Thank God he's a Celtic! Again, nice call! I truly believe we won the lottery with this pick.

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Tokyo was a major city on the island of Honshu, Japan. (TOS: "The Cage")
When the Whale Probe was trying to contact the humpback whales in the oceans, the city became completely covered with clouds. (Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home)
Kyle Riker, during his career as a civilian adviser, was once stationed near Tokyo where he was posted at Tokyo Base, where he worked out the Fuurinkazan battle strategies. (TNG: "The Icarus Factor")
This city was identified on a political map of the North Pacific region. This map was accessed from the USS Enterprise library computer by the Talosians in 2254.
Tokyo was the capital of Japan.


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'Just taking my two bikes out for a cycle'
This entry was posted on June 27, 2012 by amsterdamcyclechic. It was filed under Dutch bikes, Dutch Cycling Trends, Summer cycling and was tagged with Amsterdam cycling, black and white, instagram, vondelpark.
We used to do this a lot as kids. I tried it not long back when I was going to pick my lad up from his (5 minute wonder) guitar lesson, I thought it would be neat to ride our bikes home. Got half way along the main road and lost control and ended up on the floor with both bikes wrapped round me. Luckily I was on the footpath/sidewalk(whatever) – however I don't think there was a motorist who passed me who had a straight face!😉
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i think other bicycle waiting for me? i like thank you
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I am a mother of two teens, JT 14 and Leah who just turned 18. I have been happily married for over 19 years to my loving husband Mike. His mother celebrated her 80th birthday and my parents celebrated their 50th anniversary last year. Since we found out I have cancer our families and friends have been so supportive. We love to take family trips, take lots of photographs, that we need to get off of our computers and into an actual album of sorts. I love blurb.com and hope to upload more albums soon.
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Kicking off a second season of this soccer-themed podcast, after a baffling hiatus during a massive soccer tournament this summer, The Barrister is joined by The Defenseman to talk Liverpool, the Premier League, vicious dictators, the Bills (barely acceptable tangential takes), and exclusive information about Liverpool's recent signings. Little known fact: The Defenseman has an uncanny ability to research the back stories of European footballers.
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Barrister and Phil (@Mechaphil) talk Premier League and Liverpool and laugh about Vincent Tan and make jokes and then everything gets fucked with technology so our Manchester City-supporting special guest has to wait until next week.
It's all a little bit of a mess, but that's typical at this point.
Music courtesy of Matt and Kim, DJ Format, Audiomachine and Lauryn Hill.
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Obviously this monstrosity - and I mean that in a good way, I promise, this is great! - couldn't get edited and uploaded in time, so obviously that meant it going live after the match yesterday, but them's are the breaks with amateur, poorly crafted, digitally recorded, oral sports takes.
Barrister and Phil (@Mechaphil) linked up again to re-hash the joy of winning at Old Trafford and look forward to Liverpool's trip to Cardiff. In the middle of it, we talk about Julian Green committing to the U.S. Men's National Team, FIFA corruption, and the glory of American deliberate indifference.
Bonus clip at the end of this massively long episode as we welcome the hottest of takes from Rochester's biggest (only?) Cardiff City supporter, recorded before the game, at halftime, and immediately after Cardiff's 6-3 loss to the Mighty Redmen. /farts
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The Barrister here. My boy Phil, a dear friend of the Deeg, and I talk Liverpool. You may remember Liverpool from such films as "Smoking Everton Off The Pitch" and "Ruining Arsenal's Universe."
A fun one. Music by way of Two Door Cinema Club, The Chemical Brothers and Black Tide. Breathe it all in.
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Force-feeding you EPL takes because I can't be bothered to care about the Sabres or Bills and neither should you - Barrister's Intermittent Footy Roundup!
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What the fuck ever, it's been a while, but it's the off-season for the only Buffalo sport to hold any interest this year, the Sabres are a tire fire for whom only merit my mention with remarks such as "Oh God thanks to Jesus they're terrible please draft well and fuck off until then," and I've been reluctant to talk about soccer since it is a bore for the #BillsMafia readers who have inexplicably wandered here in search of Buffalove or some such vague feeling of positivity. Not today. Buffalo is rad as hell, but the only local sport of current interest to an expat living in the Garden State is probably Syracuse Men's Basketball but, seriously fuck that and Go Duke. /ducks
Soccer it is, I suppose.
August to May is the time for English soccer, an unappreciated gem in the US, giving Americans sports at dawn to enjoy over coffee and pancakes and whiskey. The sport that gives you a reason to jump start the weekend with consciousness and, if you invest yourself enough in it, an excuse to avoid the inevitable list of chores your sports-agnostic spouse has prepared while somehow simultaneously feeding your baby, calling a plumber, redecorating your living room with inspiration from a few hundred photos she saw on Pinterest before the baby even woke up, and making a second list of all the ways you've failed and continue to fail her, not the least of which is oversharing relatively intimate domestic details on the internet.
Like I always say, soccer is fun!.
So if you haven't, to reiterate the urging of many posts you might see before the start of each EPL season: try it out, find a side that makes watching the sport fun, and make sure it's not Manchester fucking United.
It was a fun weekend (for some) of EPL action this past weekend, and since the Bills are in the hunt for draft position despite their stupid ability to win down in the Panhandle, and since the Sabres are just terribly, terribly shitty and should all die in a fire, I'll be shifting gears to soccer, my love of the EPL and, in particular, the Liverpool Football Club. If you don't like soccer, I get it, but this season is bonkers so it's a good time to try to jump in.
Consistent with my tunnel vision for foot, I digitally gathered together some producers of hot fire takes to talk about the EPL. Since we all ramble, and since there was a lot to get through, it's a two part episode this week. This all was an enormous amount of fun. I did barely any editing, so apologies in advance for rambling, WNY/Roch-style pregnant pauses, random static, and foul language.*
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The Casted Foot - Episode 4, Part 1: Reveling in Some Red
In Part 1, my good buddy Phil and I talk almost exclusively Liverpool. We're both Reds supporters and after Sunday's 5-0 win at White Hart Lane, there was a lot to enjoy. Part 1 includes music from Chiddy Bang, Queens of the Stone Age, and Calvin Harris. Yes, that Calvin Harris, lay off. You can download here or here, or stream below.
The Casted Foot - Episode 4, Part 2: About as Well as to be Expected
In Part 2, Phil is back again and we're joined by The Outlander, the Deeg's resident Citizen, and Peter Berkes, who supports Tottenham and couldn't bring himself to watch the entire game on Sunday. We talk more generally about the EPL, listen to Peter as he bemoans his squad and Outlander as he predicts an away victory for Manchester City, and Phil and I continue to dry hump LFC. Part 2 includes music by A Tribe Called Quest, Pusha T, and Frightened Rabbit. You can download here or here, or stream below.
*Apology revoked for foul language
In the midst of Vanek's departure, massive Liverpool and Red Bulls wins, and a righteous hangover, this is a tough one to manage. Alas, I must. - A Bills/Saints Recap with some other stuff tossed in.
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If ever there was a mixed fucking bag of a weekend for me and my sport-watching-and-commenting brethren, it was this one. A tremendous Liverpool win, a Sporting KC win forcing the Red Bulls to do the same in order to get their first taste of hardware, a predictable Bills loss at the Superdome, replete with frustrating football and officiating alike, the Red Bulls getting that win and that shield, and Thomas Vanek.
If you're not into the Sabres and came here for Bills-only takes, my not-apologies, fuck you and wait a minute while I opine.
We expected this for Vanek - a guy who all but said he wasn't interested in sticking around this shit bag franchise anymore - though the swiftness with which the trade came late on a Sunday, months before we really expected it, was jarring. You want to be able to steel yourself up for a moment like this; a moment where a player so dear to you and the entire fan base is allowed to go, for now, to a place where things look discernibly brighter and more optimistic; a moment where a player is allowed to walk away, leaving his fans pining for the "could have beens" from a frustrating six years of Sabres hockey. He was a guy you wanted to be wearing the Blue and Gold when this ship eventually (please?) gets righted, but the impossibility of that scenario - Vanek staying and the rebuild occurring with some degree of speed - was unmistakable. He really couldn't stay if all the shit needing fixing is going to get addressed.
A fact that doesn't make it feel any better to see a talent like him depart the club we support.
Vanek has been the sole reason this team was able to fake it for so long, convincing fans and owner alike that the team could figure it out and become a contender; that the deals for Stafford and Myers and Leino and whoever else you want to point to wouldn't be fatal; that perhaps Buffalo could win in spite of those decisions proven to be mistakes by disappointing play and empty nets missed, by out-of-shape camps and defensive gaffes, and by games missed ad infinitum.
Vanek is a talent that seemed to make anything possible, but nevertheless never did. No titles. No Cup runs under his leadership. No true moments where you could really, reasonably think that he was taking the team somewhere other than consecutive sequences of mediocrity with brief pauses for ultimately inconsequential brilliance.
Perhaps I've spent more than enough words on a guy who has won nothing, but received our love anyway, and who is now simply gone. I'd say good luck, but let's be honest, I want all that luck for the squad he's leaving behind.
Fuck it, let's talk about our Bills.
Barrister running solo this week but gets a special guest for the second segment mostly because he hates the sound of his own voice.
Liverpool's win over Manchester United is the topic of the day. A boy named Phil gets Barrister all excited, as if he needed any motivation.
Music from The Beastie Boys, Daft Punk and Kanye.
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Be honest, none of you expected us to actually have a second episode of this now incredibly-famous-in-a-very-infintesimally-small-niche-market podcast ever, much less the very next week. If only to prove you wrong, or to allow Barrister one small moment of joy before moving to the suburbs, here is Episode 2. We are, from time to time, and at some times more than others, going to have a party. There will be cake.
A new podcast series two years in the making!
Back from his self-imposed, terrible sports-motivated hiatus, Yachtsman joins the Barrister for some hot sound-based takes. Unlikely to write for the site anytime this decade, El Yachtero's willingness to participate was largely based on the fact that he could do it while hungover and drinking. Fair enough.
Linking up at the 11th Street Bar, the home of Liverpool's NY Supporter's Club, Yachtsman and Barrister talk about LFC's opening win versus Stoke fucking City while quickly pulling down cigarettes on a lovely Saturday morning. Good times were had, adult beverages imbibed at outrageously early hours, and a podcast was made.
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i will be 40 weeks on monday. the doctor told me on thursday that my cervix has just started opening and getting soft but i am less then 3 centimeters dialated and said maybe i will have the baby on my due date but if not it could be up to two weeks after the due date! i dont want to wait that long because of risks of stillborn and double the chances of me having a c section i told her that and asked if i could be induced but she said no the baby will come when hes ready! what could i say to the doctor to make them want to induce me? i am angry about this and all i can think of is threatening that if my baby is stillborn i will sue but i know thats not the right way to go about it. could i tell them i cant eat or have bad stomach pains or anything to get them to induce me?? please help!
doctor doesnt want to induce me
My Son Joseph 8/21/10
Doctor right! Baby will come when baby is ready! Induce the baby will just hurt baby if he or she isn't ready. Dont be is a rush to have your baby! As for the stillborn thing, why would you even think that? I'm sure if your Dr saw something wrong with your baby then you have been induce!
Just relax & if you fake those pain then you might have that unwated c-section!
**Mr. (27yrs) & Mrs. (25yrs) = Savannah & Hailey (6yrs), Vincent (2.5yrs) & Audrey due Aug.27.12'**Our lil family is all we need!!
I totally understand why you are anxious to have this baby already; anyone who has children understands how nervous and uncomfortable you are at the end. I do understand why your doctor does not want to induce you though. The chances of you having a c-section are MUCH higher when you are induced and it is only AFTER 42 weeks that it becomes somewhat more dangerous for you to continue to carry your baby.
If you are full term, you can try to get things going by walking a lot, having sex, eating spicy food, etc. I went into labor with both of my girls after doing the deed with my hubby
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Many many women give birth to healthy babies after 40 weeks without induction. I think it is something like 15% give birth before their due date and only 5% on their due date. You are in the majority! We women have been doing this for thousands of years and you will be fine :) With induction there are stronger contractions, leading to higher chance of epidural, leading to higher chance of c section and other medical interventions. Try walking, spicy food, and sex like AlexisMommy said :) Hang in there!! When you get nervous, try to picture yourself holding your healthy baby! It really helps :)
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Being induced is no fun and is really hard on you and baby (I have been induced with all 3 of mine for different reasons).
Get lots of rest and drink lots of water while you wait for labor, walk, DTD, nipple stimulation, pedicure (call and see if they do a labor special as there are pressure points that can put you in labor), castor oil, and if you are still pregnant at your next appointment ask your Dr if they will strip your membrains.
Your baby will come when it is ready, your risk of c/s is highest if you get induced, also as long as you are going to the Dr the risk of stillbirth is very low before 42-43 weeks. If you are really worried you can also ask your Dr if you can hava a NST done.
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Mine won't think about induction until 42 weeks unless there is a medical reason behind it. I don't think there is any way to get a doctor that won't do an induction to do one because it really isn't medically necessary.
Claire 32, DH Jer 37. Mom to the piglet known as Abi 1.
Let your baby come when he/she is ready. Most likely they will come before 42 weeks. Your baby may come @40 weeks and one day. There are more reasons NOT to be induced for the health of your baby than to be induced.
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Where I go the midwives don't think of inducing until about 10 days after the due date, or for medical reasons. I was 9 days late myself. My nephew was 9 and my neice 11. All of us are still here and born healthy.
Your due date is really only an estimate. They can be off.
If your baby isn't showing signs of distress and your body isn't ready then wait a bit. He'll show up eventually.
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Your doctor is right. You need to wait. You are not at any higher risk for still birth or complications just because you are past 40 weeks. They will check your placenta to make sure it's still functioning properly, only at or after 42 weeks do you really need to worry about those things. Induction leads to more C-sections if your body and baby aren't ready.
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my friend just had her baby, she was just like you wanting to get induced.
She was measuring 3-4 cm, and two day later she had her baby. (very healthy baby girl)
Generally 42 weeks is the amount of time to wait. Your due date could be wong and baby just isn't ready. Plus, you could go into labor any minute since you have started to dialate. My brother's g/f just had a baby but was told 2 days before she went into labor that she was completely closed and there was no way she would have the baby on her due date (4 days later)and they were going to induce her 3 days after the due date! She had the baby 2 days before the due date. Not sure what that doc was thinking! You can go from 0-60 pretty quick it seems. Do some walking adn watch a really funny movie to help things along.
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Welcoming young filmmakers to carry forward the legacy of cinema, director Ketan Mehta Sunday advised newcomers to use the medium responsibly.
Addressing participants at the Clapstick International Students' Film festival during the closing ceremony of the National Student's Film Awards at the Satyajit Ray Film and Television Institute (SRFTI) here, Mehta said recognition as a beginner was "much more important" than appreciation at a later stage.
"Cinema is the most powerful medium ever created by humanity. Along with the power of this medium is also a responsibility of using the medium because it can be used any way you like. The political leader who used it most effectively was Hitler.
"So how you use this medium is as important and what you have to say is as important. What you have to say is as important if not more important than the form that carries it," he said here.
Dubbing cinema as the harbinger of the globalisation process, Mehta hailed the initiative of awarding youngsters involved in filmmaking.
"Getting appreciation and applause at the beginning of your career is much more important than getting it at the end of your career," he said.
"I also believe that cinema is the beginning of the process of globalisation. Before cinema we actually had to travel to places to experience other cultures.
"With cinema, other cultures started coming to you. It is the strongest globalising force that humanity has seen so far... not steam ship, not printing press and that is why it is so fascinating."
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So...... DH and I are both on the same page about being one and done. We talked and agreed that it would be him getting a vasectomy at some point in the future. I made a point to never push him on the issue. If someone is going to get sterilized, it is a big decision that I think they need to feel 100% comfortable with. No one should be pressured IMO. Well, I just figured we would use condoms for the rest of our lives :( I do not do well with hormonal BC. I was beginning to think that it would be years before he felt ready... since he never brought it up really.
Well, today he came home with a vasectomy consent form! apparently he has met with a good urologist and is ready to get it done if I am still on board too!! I am a bit shocked actually. I am excited, a little nervous, just like wow okay we are really gonna do this. It's a big step, but I am ready to put this issue behind us. I am 33, and DD is five. Those that have followed my posts, know that I am firm in the one and done camp. You know what I most scared about? That he's gonna do everything right. Submit everything he is supposed to, get the all clear, and I am gonna end up pregnant. How often do these things fail? I think it will be hard to wrap my head around the idea of me not being able to get pregnant after so many years of trying hard to prevent. Any who, anybody got and words? advice? whatever?
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The annual Georgetown Garden Tour consisting of nine beautiful private gardens takes place on Saturday, May 7, 2016 from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm. Each garden provides a look at the treasured private spaces behind some of Georgetown's most historic houses.
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Thirteen contemporary sculptures and public artworks will be on view in the Foggy Bottom Historic District for the 2016 Arts in Foggy Bottom Outdoor Sculpture Biennial.
The exhibition, presented by the award-winning Arts in Foggy Bottom, one of Washington's leading public art programs, runs from Saturday, May 14 through Saturday, October 22.
Curator Danielle O'Steen selected local, regional and international artists whose works will be installed on site in front of private homes throughout the Foggy Bottom neighborhood. This year's show, Turf and Terrain, will be rooted in the sites and stories of Foggy Bottom, while taking on an expanded notion of medium and sculpture. Artists will engage the legacy of historic Foggy Bottom ranging from the figural, the abstract, and even the fantastical; to interactive, performative, and new media works.
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"We are presenting the very finest local artists as well as outstanding international performing artists," announced Dumbarton Concerts's Managing/Artistic Director, Shelley Brown. "The 39th season encompasses works from a wide range of repertoire from rarely heard pieces to beloved favorites. To sit in the candlelit sanctuary of the Dumbarton United Methodist Church is to feel the spirit of its 166-year-old walls that have resonated and reflected thirty-eight years of chamber music concerts, and to realize there is no better place to hear the tones of an oboe, a cello, a gypsy guitar, or the human voice."
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'Julie Wolfe: Language of the Birds' at HEMPHILL
HEMPHILL is pleased to announce the exhibition, JULIE WOLFE: Language of the Birds, opening on Saturday, May 14, with a public reception from 6:00 - 8:00 pm. The exhibition will remain on view through June 30, 2016.
When introduced to her work in 2009 by a well-known curator, we could not have predicted the scope of Wolfe's ambition and her subsequent achievements. At the time, we recognized her talent and identified a ready group of collectors. She described her need to be more than clever, more than popular. Many artists talk a big game; few have the drive or vision to achieve what lies beyond popularity.
Over the past eight years Wolfe has pushed the boundaries of her creativity, adding politically relevant content and intensifying the impact of her work. She has taken on ever more ambitious installation projects, produced environmental and collaborative work outside of the studio, and has been awarded significant commissions. These measures of ambition and success do not define her career. She aims further. Her objectives move outward, addressing the fundamental cycles of life, the drama of containment and release, and engaging in the complexity of Gaian environmental issues. A single gallery exhibition can only hint at an artist's power. Yet each one does serve to predict where she is headed.
Language of the Birds is Julie Wolfe's third exhibition at HEMPHILL. She addresses a range of subjects in a variety of mediums: a comic take on psychological interpretation of the Lüscher Color Test, the patterns of human behavior, and the mysteries of communications between birds. This show brings the aesthetic experimentations of the artist's recent installation, GREEN ROOM, into a more intimate context.
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Hackensaw Boys Album Release Show at Gypsy Sally's May 19
Gypsy Sally's presents Hackensaw Boys' DC album release show on Thursday, May 19. Showtime is 8:30 pm, doors open at 7:00 pm. Charismo, ten years in the making, was recorded by DC record label Free Dirt located in Takoma Park, MD.
With feet firmly planted in the old-time song tradition, hands soiled by the dirt of rock n' roll and eyes fixed steadily on the future of real country music, the Hackensaw Boys are among the most exciting groups charting new territory in today's diverse Americana music scene.
Charismo, the 11-track album feels like the zenith release of the band's 17 years, gathering their diverse life experiences and myriad of roots influences, and crystallizing them into a magnum opus on the Hackensaw way of being. Traditional Appalachian and Delta music lay the groundwork, but it's injected with a heavy dose of the contemporary, good-times-roll kind of spit and vinegar the band has become known for over the years.
Produced by Larry Campbell – who has lent his talents to Bob Dylan, Levon Helm, and countless others – Charismo sees the band reeled in and slightly refined, though still as spirited as ever. The songs (all written by longtime Hackensaws David Sickmen and Ferd Moyse) are tinged with an attitude of scrappy resilience, spinning tales and metaphors of everyday, working class struggles and triumphs. With Campbell's production, the Hackensaw's somewhat casual, porch-front aesthetic is sharpened around the edges, focusing in on the simple beauty of their melodies and the earnestness in their delivery.
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New Art Soon On Display at Canal Square
SYRA Arts in Georgetown is presenting a solo exhibition of Iranian artist Dariush Vaziri's works from April 28 to May 28 at Canal Square on 31st Street.
Vaziri was born in Tehran. He now lives in Georgetown.
At 16, he immigrated to the United States just prior to the Iranian revolution in 1978. Since 1985 he has been engaged in producing commissioned watercolor illustrations for architects and designers. Besides producing these technical illustrations, Dariush has produced a large body of artworks including portraits and contemporary paintings and installations.
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So after 3 ½ years with the Microsoft Security Response Center, making guest posts on the MSRC blog and my friend Rob Hensing splashing photos of me with my trusty steed Patches all over the interwebs with his blog, I decided to finally launch a blog of my own. Thanks, Rob--I can only hope that at some point I will be able to repay you in kind with a flattering photo or two. :)
I guess the fundamental question for this post is, what was the reason for finally taking the plunge with my own blog? In addition to the random post that can be expected on various things security- or technology-related, life at MSRC really is like a box of chocolates. From one day to the next you are challenged with interesting situations, and are constantly making decisions that have a tremendous impact in securing Microsoft's customers. While some may say otherwise, it is by far the best job in the world. As a result, I plan on sharing a bit of what "a day in the life" is like as well.
Just like my first foray into programming some twenty plus years ago resulted in nothing more than a "Hello World!" dialogue, so it goes with my first post. It was nothing too exciting to look at or was all that functional, but it was definitely the start of something exciting for me, and just like then, I can't wait till we get to Slalom skiing.


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"Vera, if a nightcap at Von's doesn't lead to a roll in the hay, I don't know what will."
The Dinner: Sloppy Joe sliders, a Caesar Salad, and Maker's Manhattans at Von's (619 Pine Street) in the Roosevelt Hotel.
"Vera, if a nightcap at Von's doesn't lead to a roll in the hay, I don't know what will."
The Movie: Up in the Air at Regal Meridian 16 (1501 7th Ave).
The Screenplate: In the smart, touching dramedy Up In the Air, George Clooney plays a man who spends 320 days a year on the road, tasked with firing people whose bosses don't have the gumption to do it themselves. The travel is hardly something he loathes; he's more at home in hotel rooms than he is in his own apartment, and his ultimate goal in life is to rack up enough frequent flier miles to join an ultra-exclusive American Airlines VIP Club that only six other individuals have earned entry to.
If George Clooney's character found himself in Seattle, he'd surely dine and drink in a hotel bar the night before he had to pink slip a few dozen Boeing machinists. So with his movie playing exclusively at a multiplex down the block from the Roosevelt Hotel's restaurant-lounge, Von's, that's where we plunked ourselves down on a chilly Monday evening.
The Roosevelt is a historic hotel, and Von's is equally historic, having first opened its doors in 1904. While it's easy to imagine Von's offered martinis and Manhattans back then, it's hard to imagine the restaurant had a dish called Flav'r Gusto 4 Herb Chicken Roast on its menu, the Bangles on its stereo, and industrial-strength kitsch like the door of an SPD cop car hanging from its ceiling. If Guy "Tex Wasabi's" Fieri were a Seattleite, this is the restaurant he'd open.
Von's menu is so insanely polyamorous that it's impossible to know what to trust. Hence, our strategy here was to select menu items with the least probability of getting fucked up, so we settled on the Sloppy Joe Sliders and Caesar Salad. Not only did these dishes not get fucked up, they were really good, and left a sufficient amount of stomach space for the main event: movie theater popcorn.
If you're one of those people who find this gluttonous delicacy impossible to resist once your ticket's torn, you know that it's unwise to go balls to the wall with the pre-movie fare. This goes double for theaters like Meridian 16 that have those butter machines over by the napkins and salt. Despite the fact that the DIY method guarantees that you won't get short-shrift on the golden grease, I've always preferred to let the pros behind the counter do it for me.
But the Meridian's butter machine has a weaker stream than most, thus allowing you to more meticulously pinpoint areas you want to drown. Be sure to ask the concessionaire to fill your bag halfway, giving you an intermission to butter up the lower layer before topping it off with more. And the fact that Meridian has salt packets, versus a shaker, allows you to freshly season your bag throughout the picture.
As for the film itself, it's hard to spot a weakness. Cast as the female lead opposite Matt Damon and Leo DiCaprio in Martin Scorsese's The Departed, the previously-unknown Vera Farmiga--a shoo-in for the next Ocean's sequel--proved herself exceptionally well-equipped to trade blows with the likes of the uber-cocky Clooney, who shows a vulnerability here that's only been hinted at in films like Syriana and Michael Clayton. But what makes Up In the Air more than merely a very good movie is the casting of comedic heavyweights like Jason Bateman, J.K. Simmons, Zach Galifianakis, and Danny McBride in small but critical roles, to speak nothing of the most dead-on usage of Sam Elliott and his whisk-broom mustache since The Big Lebowski.


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NONFICTION: Raising Poetryby Sharon Mesmer
Craig Dworkin, ed., The Consequence of Innovation: 21st Century Poetics (Roof Books, 2008)
The problem with poetry these days isn't the literary magazines run by pharmaceutical industry businessmen, or the grants granted by pharmaceutical industry heiresses, or even the grant-granting bodies composed of pharmo-conservo-politicos (and heiresses). And it's not all the writing about writing, either, or even the writing about the writing about the writing (which, okay, can get annoying). It's the poetry about the writing about the writing about the writing. Poetry has become an overscheduled toddler run ragged by ambitious, bickering parents, its very existence a compromised simulacrum of their disharmonious projections and expectations. If you can, by some miracle of focus, keep current on theory and the attendant debates, and then try to incorporate the most imminent sound and fury into your poems, you'll be damned lucky if you can find actual poetry in there somewhere, screaming from its stroller, "Mom! I said I want the raisin bagel!"
How did we get to this place? I'll tell you how: the fetishization of debate. God knows there's nothing wrong with debate. Or debate about debate. It's one of the consequences of innovation, after all. But shouldn't it be just that: a consequence, and not the beating heart of a vital body of work?
It is the fetishization of debate in The Consequence of Innovation: 21st Century Poetics that undermines the very issues that this otherwise excellent collection of essays should productively address: what are the consequences of the innovations that came through theory? And—more importantly—has the impulse toward theory (and, following from that, debate) been exhausted? And, if so, where do we start looking for our…uh, poetry?
Innovation is widely and masterfully addressed here. In Jed Rasula's "Innovation and 'Improbable Evidence'" for instance:
Innovation does not mean change for the sake of change; experiment does not mean fiddling with a perfectly serviceable tool. Innovation is a necessary response to force of circumstance in which the apparent utility of the medium is insufficient.
Michael Clune, in the aptly named "The Poem at the End of Theory," takes a crack at the idea of consequences, but only toward the end of his piece. He's addressing theory, but he could very well be speaking about poetry about the debate about debate:
Perhaps theory should listen to poetry, give up the ideal of the subjectless text, stop denouncing the space between subject and object as simply false, and begin to see it as a devious and sophisticated and thoroughly artificial structure, where something new and alien might come to life.
Yes! Something new and alien just might come to life! But what would it look like? Golem? Unicorn rainbow? Something human?
There is a narrative arc to this collection, a time progression that touches on the "anthology wars" of the '60s, discusses the underpinnings of L=A=N=G=U=A=G=E (both magazine and movement) in the '70s, and visits the recent work done with computer-generated texts and Google-sculptings. Charles Bernstein's colossal "The Task of Poetics, the Fate of Innovation, and the Aesthetics of Criticism" conjures with consequences in a powerful way, but in the context of what this book sets out to investigate, we are left with what we already know: "Poetics reminds us that the alternate logics of poetry are not suited just for emotion or irrational expression; poetics lies at the foundation of all writing." Brian Kim Stefans' "Stops and Rebels—a critique of hypertext (remix)" and Michael Gottlieb's "Googling Flarf" do approach making educated hypotheses as to what might come next: it involves computers. But will computers write all the poems?
If the consequence of innovation is that innovative poetry remains mired in debate about debate, then Dworkin's anthology inspires me to make this radical proposal: that we continue the worthy debate about debate on blogs and in bars, and get back to writing poetry. The tantalizing question that follows is: how do we do that? Is there work being produced now that will create the foundation of what will come next? That's what this book should be debating, because that's a debate that leads back to poetry.
ContributorSharon Mesmer
SHARON MESMER's most recent poetry collections are Annoying Diabetic Bitch (Combo Books, 2008) and The Virgin Formica (Hanging Loose, 2008). Fiction collections include Ma Vie a Yonago (Hachette, 2005) and In Ordinary Time (Hanging Loose, 2005).
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I'm rated 1100-1200 and this is the first time I was close enough to win someone rated 1500+ but unfortunately, lost on time. I hate losing this way.. anyway I just wanted to show off so I'm posting the game here.. please tell me how well I did and what I could have done to do even better..
I think black had a great chance to win here. This is one of my best games I've ever played. The only thing I can't manage is time.. can anyone give me some tips/tricks on managing time ?
Of course it's excusable in 15-minute games, but the way you handled the opening was extremely poor: You created many weaknesses while falling too far behind in development. You shouldn't really play fashionable stuff if you cannot understand it.
White had many missed chances to finish you off, the most obvious being 16.Rxf6 gf6 17.Ne4, when something really bad is going to happen to your king very soon.
Thanks for the feedback. I'm not good in the opening and the endgame phase and I've just memorized couple of openings from both of the sides and I thought thats how it all just works. Unfortunately, chess is not popular in our country and also I'm not a chess expert and it's one of the reason I'm not. Chess clubs are far away from my area. So if you say to not play fashionable stuff if I don't understand it then should I just go on my own throughout the game without memorized openings or should I first understand and then memorize different chess openings and their variations ?
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You should play classical openings both as white and black, which will help you a lot learning properly the game fundamentals. Only after that you could consider the modern opening approach to chess.
Chess may not be that popular in Pakistan, but I had the impression that there should be quite a few clubs in a large city like Lahore. Apparently I was wrong.
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Today, Spark appropriately gives us advice about drinking alcohol (I know, I know, St. Patrick's Day is NOT all about drinking...but let's face it, that's what most of us think of when we think of the day). The advice, of course, is about moder... Read more
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I missed blogging yesterday, so I'll cover Spark's advice for both days, then at the end have an interesting article to share..
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I'm currently a SAHM to my almost 9-month old son, and since this is the first time I haven't had a "job" in about 10 years, I'm reaaaaally starting to get cabin fever! I took my son out to a few of the local playgroups/storytimes in town, but being so crunchy, I almost feel more alienated around some of the other moms here than I do at home alone with DS! I'd love to find some other mommies/babies that I could get together with and not feel like the weirdo who doesn't vaccinate, uses cloth diapers, co-sleeps, eats vegetarian, etc.....
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I'm in Mount Airy, MD. I'm not sure how far away that is from you, maybe 45 minutes? Maybe a little more?
I understand how you feel. I tried to join a few "mommy's groups" when my daughter was younger, but either they were held on weekday mornings (I work full time) or I just felt completely alienated.
It's very hard being a SAHM, especially when you don't have a peer group to keep you sane. I was home for six weeks during my maternity leave, and even in that short period of time, the isolation was starting to get to me.
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Hello! I am not in PA, but wanted to send a hello! What did you do before you stopped working?
as the crow flies, it seems i'm about an hour north of you. i'm one of only a handful of weirdos in my county, the rest being a generation ahead of me. i feel your frustration mama. i don't know of much in the area that's particularly friendly for anyone off the mainstream, but try a la leche league meeting! you may meet others like yourself (:
Hi! We just moved to St. Thomas (2mos ago). I'm a SAHM of 3/artist. We're not full-on hippie types.. but we definately have granola type leanings. Love the outdoors. Have kids w food allergies so I'm always interested in healthy eating. We're tattooed and artsy so no strangers to gettling looked at like the weirdos. Weirdos have the most fun ;) Let's hang out or at least talk if you want. I don't know anyone around here and could REALLY use some adult conversation and the kids would love a new playmate.
Looking forward to hearing from you!
I know this is no help right now, but I went to school at Shippensburg, and loved it out there. I'm over two hours away from there now (and i'm still pregnant)
Do you still live near Chambersburg? Moved here two years ago - interested in homeschooling and nature-based education.


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