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BETHESDA, Md. — For all his accomplishments — Peace Corps director, ambassador, leader of the war on poverty — R. Sargent Shriver ultimately became known first as an in-law.
The brother-in-law of President John F. Kennedy and Sen. Edward Kennedy, and, late in life, father-in-law of actor and former California Gov. Arnold Schwarzenegger, died Tuesday, after being hospitalized for several days in his native Maryland. He was 95 and had suffered from Alzheimer's disease since at least 2003.
One of the last links to President Kennedy's "Camelot," Shriver, a businessman and lawyer, helped his late wife and Special Olympics founder Eunice Kennedy Shriver run the organization that allows disabled people to participate in sports.
President Barack Obama called Shriver, "one of the brightest lights of the greatest generation."
"Over the course of his long and distinguished career, Sarge came to embody the idea of public service," Obama said in a statement.
Born in 1915 to a prominent old Maryland family, Shriver was the son of a stockbroker who would lose most of his money in the crash of 1929.
Shriver went on a scholarship to Yale, then went on to Yale Law School. After serving in the Navy in the Pacific during World War II, he returned home and became an assistant editor at Newsweek magazine. About this time, he met Eunice Kennedy and was immediately taken by her. They married in 1953 in New York's St. Patrick's Cathedral.
Speaking outside Suburban Hospital in Maryland where his father died, Anthony Kennedy Shriver said his father was "with my mom now," and called his parents' marriage a great love story.
Eunice died on Aug. 11, 2009, at age 88. The Kennedy family suffered a second blow that same month when Sen. Edward Kennedy died after a long battle with brain cancer.
At her mother's memorial service, the Shrivers' daughter and former California first lady Maria Shriver said her father let her mother "rip and he let her roar, and he loved everything about her." The white-haired Shriver attended in a wheelchair.
Family patriarch, the powerful Joseph P. Kennedy, hired his son-in-law to manage his Merchandise Mart in Chicago. He was a big success on the job and in Chicago in general — and even was elected head of the school board in 1955.
Though the Kennedys granted Shriver power, they also withheld it. As he would throughout his life, he sought higher office and considered running for Illinois governor in 1960, only to be told the family needed his help for John Kennedy's presidential campaign.
During the campaign, Shriver, who had fought for integration in Chicago, helped persuade JFK to make a crucial decision despite other staffers' fears of a white backlash. When the Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. was jailed in Georgia that fall, Kennedy, urged by Shriver and fellow aide Harris Wofford, phoned King's wife and offered support. His gesture was deeply appreciated by King's family and brought the candidate crucial support.
Soon after taking office, President Kennedy named Shriver to fulfill a campaign promise to start the Peace Corps. Although it was belittled by some as a "kiddie corps," Shriver quickly built the agency into an international institution that it remains today.
"Sarge has been a presence in our lives for decades," President Bill Clinton and Secretary of State Hillary Clinton said in a statement. "We went into public service because of the example of leaders like Sarge, who translated President Kennedy's call to service into action."
Sen. John Kerry, D-Mass., said Shriver's work led to almost a quarter-million volunteers helping 139 countries around the world over the past 50 years.
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Question from Rory27
Which two easy to catch pokemon can learn all hm moves between them?
I want to be able to go anywhere so I need to be able to surf, fly and rock climb etc at any time, but not have too many spots in my team taken up.
7 years ago
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The easiest would be Skarmory and Bibarel. They can learn all 8.
Biberal is found at Routes 208, 209, 210, Great Marsh, the 3 Lakes, and Sendoff Spring
Skarmory is found at Route 227 and Stark Mountain
Skarmory - Fly, Defog, Cut, Rock Smash
Bibarel - Surf, Waterfall, Strength, Rock Climb
Also, you can get 2 Smeargles (Found on Northern area of Route 212 using the PokeRadar). This is slightly harder. Use Sketch on the HM moves (4 different HMs each).
It's easiest to Sketch HMs in a double battle.
1) Have your Pokemon with the HMs be faster than your Smeargle.
2) Choose to use the HM move on one of them opponent's Pokemon and make your Smeargle use Sketch on the same turn
3) Level up your Smeargle 10 LVs till it learns Sketch again or go to the Move Relearner.
4) Repeat until both your Smeargles learn all HM moves.
7 years ago
Gastrodon and Steelix, except for Fly and Defog, the can learn all the HM moves,
but, who really needs Defog?I think you have a Flying type Pokemon in your party so there is no problem with Fly.
7 years ago
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Whether you're a stud with too many girls and only want one, or some creepy girl loves you too much, here's an article to make them "un-love" you.
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1Make sure you want the girl to fall out of love with you. You never know a few months or weeks later you might realize what you're missing and want the girl back, but she not having any of it, she hates you.
2Be blunt. Tell her shes creeping you out or you just want her to move on she should take it the right way.
3If being blunt fails, insult her. Nothing too harsh but something along the lines of "look just go away" don't be too mean or you could really hurt her. Remember women can be very "fragile".
4Get a friend to talk to her. Preferably a friend of hers, or even one of your friends but make sure its someone you can trust.
5Try to make her fall for another guy. Its easier said than done but possible.
6If all else fails learn to live it it or even learn to enjoy someone worshiping the ground you walk on.
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- Talk to a friend of hers to know how she really feels.
- Don't be too mean you may hurt her.
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- Try to see the good things in her and try to make her feel she is a great person but just "friends".
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The Remains of WarSurviving the Other Concentration Camps of World War II
By G. Pauline Kok-Schurgers
iUniverse, Inc.Copyright © 2011 G. Pauline Kok-Schurgers
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Chapter OneLANGSA—HOME
Langsa, Island of Sumatra, 1942
In the far distance, the soft droning of airplanes grew louder, just as the sirens started. On Dad's bike, which was far too big for me, I pushed the pedals harder, as people walking the street began to run in the same direction. They were silent, except for their bare feet, which flapped on the asphalt when they passed me. Some couldn't go fast, for they were pulling children in carriages or cradling babies on their backs. But the people wearing shoes, who were almost as swift as I was on my bike, were the most difficult to avoid. It was the second time this week that planes had sent us running for the bomb shelters housed on every street corner.
The now thunderous planes fed my fear as they passed overhead, the pain in my side growing. The bike took over, just as I reached the shelter at the end of the sloping road; it wobbled awkwardly and landed in the ditch, its back wheel catching my knees. I thought I could hear the pounding of my heart over the sirens as I crouched under the wheel and watched the planes fly over me. A red ball showed under each wing, and inside one, I could see the shadow of someone sitting in the cockpit. They were gone before I could see much more.
I abandoned the bike and dove through the shelter entrance into darkness and the damp stink of sweat and fear. The sounds were different here. There were no sirens. Only suppressed sobs, whispered assurances, and children weeping. My knees were burning and felt wet, but the darkness of the shelter felt good and safe—no one could see me and I could not see anyone. We were all anonymous and all the same; here, we were all afraid.
A long time later, once the sirens were silenced, we dared to leave the shelter. Outside, it was quiet, and the sun had lost much of her brightness; we must have been inside for over an hour. As everyone hurried away, I noticed how many of us had been pressed together in that small space. Shelters were relatively small, not larger than an average bedroom, and also the ceiling was lower. Indonesian people, Dutch people, even some Chinese women; despite our disparate races, we had shared the same feeling of confinement, the same dank-smelling darkness, and the same desire for it all to be over.
I gratefully inhaled the fresh air, walking around the hill to look for Dad's bike, but it was not where I had left it. I decided to wait until the masses of people had let up to look further, and I leaned against the hill to examine my knees. They had been bleeding and were scraped up good and painful. It didn't worry me, though. I had had bleeding scrapes before and they always healed. I stood up stiffly when I saw the last people disappear in the distance.
After running twice around the shelter hill, I finally had to accept that the bike was gone. I sighed. Losing that bike was serious. Mom would be furious. Dad had used it to go to work each morning as the principal of the only Dutch grade school in Langsa.
Langsa was a little town on the island of Sumatra. Sumatra was one of the larger islands of Indonesia, which was at that time a colony of the Netherlands. The numerous Dutch who lived in Indonesia owned tea or rubber plantations, had jobs in the two oil refineries, or worked for the government or as teachers in the many Dutch schools. Also, Indonesian children went to Dutch schools and were taught the Dutch language. Likewise, most Dutch children learned to speak Indonesian because they were so close to the Indonesian servants in their families. So, all but a few children in Langsa were bilingual.
Having been born in Indonesia, I didn't know any other life, and I loved our small town. I loved my many friends, some of whom were half Indonesian, because their Dutch fathers had married Indonesian girls. I loved our servants, Sitah and Hassan, even more than I loved Mom and Dad. They were sweet and patient, they never raised their voices when we were bad, and they were always with us, not just when Mom or Dad, for whatever reason, couldn't be there. Sitah and Hassan were married and had their own rooms at the back of our house, where they slept, took baths, and prepared their meals. They cooked outside on a little wood fire between some bricks. Mom and Dad trusted them unconditionally, for they were devoted to us and treated me, my baby sisters Easabella and Emma-M, and my younger brother, Simon, as if we were their own.
Sitah was there mostly to take care of us children. Hassan was responsible for what went on in the house, but when he was done with his work, he would take Simon under his wing. At five, Simon was quiet and a bit shy, and seemed happy only when he was around Mom. Being the sole boy in our family, he was Mom's darling and she showed this often enough. Easabella and Emma-M were too young to notice, and I told myself I didn't care—I had Dad's attention and, even better, I had Peter, my best friend. I wished Peter were my brother.
Running around with bleeding knees looking for Dad's bike had tired me out, and I sank against the slope of the hill and closed my eyes. The wind felt cool and soothing over my face, and, for a moment, I pushed away my guilt over losing Dad's bike, only to replace it with disturbing thoughts of the last few weeks.
Mom and Dad and all their friends had become so nervous and irritable, and they always stopped talking when kids were around. Then the shelters had popped up everywhere and we were told to immediately head toward one when the sirens went off. The sirens could be heard all over the city, and every time they sounded, the Indonesians would mumble a streak of prayers, followed by curses to ward off danger and evil spirits. I had heard these chants so often that I could almost say them too, but Mom didn't like to hear it.
When the high-flying planes started coming over, Dad explained that the red painted ball under each wing was the Japanese flag. The newspapers were talking about the Japanese, too, publishing pictures of soldiers and articles warning of Japanese invasions.
Life had changed. Everything felt uncomfortable now. It was as if no one really knew what to expect. Uncertainty and fear had changed our little city.
The schools closed, too, but I liked that part. I had more time to roam those places Mom didn't want me to go. Sometimes, after Dad started going away at night, Mom would pace the floor, biting her nails. That made me suspicious. Mom was proud of her hands. They were large and slender, with beautiful, long, polished nails. I found her crying last week, trying to repair them.
The last two Sundays, we had also missed brunch with our neighbors, Uncle Cor and Aunt Maggie. They were good friends of Mom and Dad and had two sons, Kees and William. The Sunday brunches had started after Uncle Cor built a large pool in their backyard, and the boys had wanted me to come for swims. They didn't have to ask twice. We would race through the water, and usually Kees or William won, because they were awesome swimmers.
But when it came to running long-distance or climbing coconut trees, I had them both beaten. Hassan had taught me to climb a coconut tree with a strong rope looped around both my ankles. Using the thick horizontal grooves of the sloping tree, I could almost walk to the top, where my fingertips could touch the large green fruit hanging in clusters under the palm leaves. The boys could only go up halfway, after which they would slide down with red faces and lots of excuses. Then, when they weren't watching, I would drop a coconut on one of their heads. Of course, I had to pay for it when I came down; they always threw me in the pool.
Whenever the three of us played ball, I tried to interest Simon to join, but he never did. Simon was a sissy around the pool too. He didn't like to get wet. He never even wanted to join Easabella and Emma-M in their little baby tub, though he claimed it was because they peed in the water and the water made him cold.
Uncle Cor and Dad had met playing soccer on the same team, and once the pool had been built, it hadn't taken long for the adults to begin spending all their Sundays together around it, discussing everything from children's behavior to difficult situations among the locals.
Uncle Cor was an army officer and sometimes would not be there because he had duty, but Dad and the ladies would still play cards together or supervise games of Monopoly and Checkers, which Kees and William loved to play. Then after the games and laughter, we enjoyed the Sunday ricetafel, prepared by Sitah and Aunt Maggie's cook.
The two women were experts in Indonesian cooking, so watching them was fun. They used Indonesian spices over fresh, raw chicken thighs. They fried large plantains and changed them into sweet, brown delicacies. We watched the raw, large prawns die when Sitah slipped them into the boiling water, turning them instantly pink. The odor of fried, salty, sardine-sized fish filled the air all morning and made us hungry long before lunchtime.
These ricetafel dishes were cooked outside on little open fires between large bricks on the ground. The cooking area had always been swept spotless, and next to the darkly colored bricks would sit neatly split pieces of wood, exactly the size of the space between the warm, burned stones. The food was prepared in black wadjangs (woks) with wooden handles to protect hands from getting burned. The cooks would squat comfortably in front of their fire, stirring, when necessary, with long wooden spoons, or just watching the food bubble and become delicious.
Mom and Dad came from Holland, so they hadn't known about rice and spicy Indonesian dishes before Dad had come here to teach. Although they came to love the rice dishes, Mom and Dad still liked to eat potatoes, vegetables, and meat regularly. I, however, was born in Indonesia and had grown up on its food. Whenever Dutch food was on the menu, I tried to hide around mealtime and sneak to the back of the house, where I knew Sitah and Hassan would have their meal of rice with several side dishes. They would not only allow me to eat, but to do so with my hands. I had become skilled at forming a delicious clump of food between my fingers, which I would bring to my mouth, without losing one grain of rice. No spoon was needed; my thumb would push in the food. And no plate had to be washed afterward, since we used cups of palm leaves held together with a toothpick. The palm leaves would enhance the taste of the warm food and were thrown out when the meal was finished.
Our dinners were at noon instead of at night. At night, we had soup and sandwiches. Sitah and Hassan would eat before the family, because Hassan had to serve at the table when we had our meal. So by the time I came out of hiding, everyone had eaten. Mom would be angry and punish me for being late for dinner. She would tell me that dinnertime had passed so I could just be hungry the rest of the day. I made sure to look repentant, but knew, without seeing him, that there was a smile on Dad's face. He knew where I had been during mealtime. After dinner, the adults became sleepy, and us children had to stay in our rooms till Mom and Dad woke from their siesta.
Emma-M, Easabella, and Simon liked Indonesian food too. Every Sunday morning, they had furtively sneaked handfuls of kriepiek (shrimp crackers) from the large bowl when the adults weren't looking. (They were too busy watching Uncle Cor play his favorite accordion music.) Then after the music and games, we circled the large garden table and filled our plates. The rice would steam and the cooks would watch us all with broad smiles as we enjoyed their prepared delicacies. We could add hot peppers, if we could stand it, but only the adults enjoyed this. We children would pile pieces of pisang goreng (fried banana), salty fried fish, raw cucumber, boiled eggs, and fried chicken all around the rice, and sit somewhere in the shade. A large glass of cold lemonade would crown it all. This was my favorite meal.
But for the last couple weeks, no one had used the pool and there had been no Sunday brunches. There had been a lot of silence around the houses and gardens and among all the Dutch people.
Kees, William, and I waved when we saw one another, but didn't play or swim in the pool anymore. Mom and Aunt Maggie, who used to have coffee and conversation regularly, only spoke to each other shortly when they happened to be in the garden together.
Before Dad had been forced to close the school without being given a reason, he had explained to me that the Japanese armies were landing on the Indonesian islands and soon would also land on Sumatra. Right after that, Uncle Cor had left. That had been three weeks ago, and we hadn't seen him since. The newspapers had published frightening stories and pictures of Japanese parachutists, who had landed around the two airfields of the city of Palembang, and were fighting with KNIL (the Royal Dutch-Indonesian Army) soldiers for the two oil refineries there. Uncle Cor was in that army, and Aunt Maggie hadn't heard anything from him since two weeks ago, when he had mentioned a possible withdrawal of troops. He had told her he didn't know if he would be in the group that would go, and this had seemed to make Aunt Maggie very afraid. I heard her complain to Mom about her sleepless nights and the continuous questions of Kees and William, which she didn't know how to answer.
There was also silence among the local Indonesians. Some of the men looked angry and threatening. They congregated on corners and stopped talking when blandas (white people) passed them. I asked Hassan why they were acting so different from before, but he hadn't wanted to explain. He only warned me to stay away from them.
For a whole week now, we children had stayed inside, having been warned not to show ourselves on streets or in stores. Sitah and Hassan had done all the shopping and when they did, they had gone together instead of alone, as they'd used to. Even in the house, we had been ordered not to show ourselves in front of the windows. The curtains were closed at all times. Hassan had offered to build a fence around our garden so that at least we could play there. But Mom had refused. She said she'd rather keep us close by, where she could see us at all times. I had found it puzzling that Hassan had agreed without arguing; he too must have been afraid.
I wasn't even supposed to be on the streets, let alone with Dad's bike. But I'd needed to return the cartoon magazines I'd borrowed from Arthur, one of my classmates who received a new series of them from Holland each month. They were beautifully colored and the drawings were fabulous, and Arthur's mother had let me borrow them only under the condition that I would return them spotless and in time. I didn't dare keep those magazines any longer.
Now, Dad was gone. I couldn't even explain to him how I lost his bike. In fact, missing Dad had been the worst part of all that had happened over the last few weeks. The empty place at the dining table, and the corner of the living room where Mom had placed his recliner, covered with an unruffled, clean plaid, which reminded us each moment of his absence.
Evening came down around me. Getting up stiffly, I headed home. My knees hurt. The drying scabs opened and started to bleed again. I dreaded having to face Mom. Maybe she would feel sorry for me when she saw my knees, and not be so angry about my losing Dad's bike. She had not been herself since Dad was picked up last week. Even Simon had not been able to rid her of the worried frown on her face or restore the smile in her eyes.
Neither Mom nor Dad had prepared us for what had happened that day last week. I had woken up very early to the loud noises that filled our house: slamming gates and men shouting in a foreign language. I had run to the front door and opened it just in time to see Dad kiss Mom at the roadside. They stood by an idling truck.
A small man in uniform shouted something at Dad, poked a rifle into his back, and then pushed him around to the truck bed, where some other men, who I'd seen in town before, pulled him up. Then Dad turned and saw me. He waved and blew me a kiss, and he kept waving till the truck turned the corner.
My eyes followed until he was gone, and then I sank onto the steps of our front porch. Time seemed to stop as I watched the dust drift back onto the road. The road was empty and still; no one was on it and nothing moved.
Why had he left? I thought. Why hadn't he at least said good-bye to us? And why hadn't he said anything last night?
In the wake of the chilly night, dew sparkled where light touched it. The birds weren't even awake yet and the trees loomed as dark shapes against the paling sky. There was no sound until the front door creaked open behind me. Without turning, I knew that Simon was standing there. Mom still stood at the roadside. She looked frozen in place, watching the corner where the truck had disappeared with Dad. Then she turned and saw us. She was pale and her eyes were puffy.
She seemed to pull herself together then and walked toward us. She touched my head in passing, and then, picking up Simon, she said, "Get inside, Sofia. It is too cool out here and Daddy will be gone for awhile." She dropped Simon in his bed and locked herself in her bedroom, where I heard her cry and say things I couldn't understand.
Later at breakfast, she explained that Japanese soldiers had picked up all of the Dutch and other European men in town and that no one knew where they were going. In the meantime, the women would have to remain in their houses with their children until they received orders from the Japanese army, which must then be followed without questions or protest. She didn't speak anymore after that. She just turned around and called Sitah, asking her to feed Emma-M and help Easabella dress.
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Performing as a five-piece, Quadron began by starting the sutble groove of "LFT," a highlight of their recently released Avalanche album. Singer Coco O emerged to give the song its ascendant melody. They moved into the funky "Favorite Star," and Coco said it was a "dream come true" to be playing Amoeba. They kept things mellow, playing the sultry and emotional "Sea Salt," one of the softer songs on Avalanche, which Coco said was one of her favorites on the album. They called out hero Michael Jackson for "Neverland," possibly named after the King of Pop's ranch home, while the music calls to mind smooth Jackson jams, such as "Man in the Mirror." They finished the quick, soft set with "It's Gonna Get You," which nicely featured the band's backup harmonies over the song's mechanical groove. See more photos of the show here.
Laura Marling visited Amoeba Hollywood May 20, on the eve of releasing her latest album, Once I Was an Eagle. Appearing solo, she demonstrated the range and power of her deep, droning strum and her voice, which she wields magnificently, going from a high, quavering coo to deeply intoned phrases that land like a dull arrow to the heart. "Damn all those people who don't lose control" she sang in passionate monotone on her extended opening track, "You Know," immediately drawing in the sizable crowd gathered to see her. She pulled out bluesy riffs for "Master Hunter," which spurns a would-be lover by turning around a key Dylan phrase — "if you want a woman who can call your name, it ain't me, babe."
Her next song belied its sweet melody and charming country arrangement with dark lyrics about depression and loneliness ("I couldn't get out of bed, I was all in my head" she sings before warning her paramour, "just don't go bleedin' me dry"). Marling expressed her excitement about playing Amoeba, saying it even surpassed playing L.A. for the first time, at acoustic music haven Hotel Cafe, and said she'd bought a psychobilly comp at the store. Her next song, a languid, prairie ballad saw her calling to mind Emmylou Harris-style heartbreak. On her closing track, Marling took listeners on a more serene journey, chanting "pray for me" over a steady jangle, channeling quiet pain into exquisitely lovely music.
La Santa Cecilia isn't a person — or she isn't a live person, rather. It's a band fusing all sorts of worldly influences — cumbia, bossa nova and blues, to name a few — named after the patron saint of musicians. But you could've been fooled into thinking frontwoman Marisol Hernandez was a saint herself, given the way she commanded the stage at Amoeba Hollywood April 30.
Her booming voice soared over a bluesy opener, generating rapturous applause from the show's sizable audience. The band then went into an upbeat song driven by Jose "Pepe" Carlos' riveting accordion playing, with Carlos and bassist Alex Bendana backing up Hernandez with trade-off vocals. Hernandez seemed to get choked up as she thanked people for coming, later saying it was an honor to play in the store. As though driven to please those she had just thanked, she danced, jumped and sang her heart out through the band's next bilingual jam. The band paused for a break while medical personnel attended to a concert-goer in medical need (who was shortly doing fine, it was announced).
They came back and introduced legendary drummer Pete Thompson, who carried them through a spirited romp as the band worked to restore stability to the show, while Hernandez rapped and roared through another song complete with blazing guitar solo. She gushed about receiving an email from Elvis Costello saying he wanted not only to perform but write on the album as well, sending lyrics for the song "Losing Game," from their just-released Treinta Dias. Though Costello wasn't present, Hernandez made up for it by doubling her already formidable stage presence and voice through the song's swinging New Orleans feel.
In contrast with some of their arty antics off-stage, L.A. band Fol Chen began their set at Amoeba Hollywood merely declaring, "Hi, we're Fol Chen," before launching into the digital sitars and Janet Jackson-style coos of "A Tourist Town," from the recently released The False Alarms.
With a four-person set-up, their detailed pop songs came through remarkably clearly and intact. Frontwoman Sinosa Loa wore a purple dress and white gloves like Madonna, though her more demure stage presence is more befitting of the band's digitized, skewed brand of pop.
It was hard to hear Loa on "The Fifth Season," one of the pitfalls of their complex sound being that they occasionally don't clear enough space for the singer, who looked a little lost. It got better halfway through when digital manipulation of Loa's voice seemed to give her more confidence and the band's creepy digital space becomes quite effective. The band fared better altogether on single "I.O.U.," an irresistible pop tune with a bubblegum chorus — albeit an intelligent one. Loa made those gloves work for her as she clutched the mic close and gesticulated with one hand.
Their keyboardist came out front to play trumpet to nice effect on "Winter, That's All," from their album Part I: John Shade, Your Fortune's Made. It helped humanize and demystify some of the band's methods, nicely displaying their guitarist's noise-making capabilities on an effected acoustic guitar as Loa eerily sang "Lately I don't feel so hot/Could it be the winter, that's all." While the newer songs are better-written, they seemed to be still getting the hang of them, while on older songs, like "The Holograms" and "In Ruins," from their last album, Part II: The New December, they seemed more confident and louder.
Experimental pop group Fol Chen are as known for their innovative music as they are for their artistic activities outside of merely performing onstage. The Los Angeles-based band has given interviews with their faces obscured a la The Knife, invited guest singers onstage via Craigslist, had a metal band perform its songs, performed reconstructed, long-form versions of their albums in Russia, held a workshop in which attendees could get their own song made, and partnered with an electronics manufacturer to produce a sound device, writing and recording two songs with it.
All of that is a mouthful for a band who's still on the up-and-up. It certainly makes for a great backstory, but it only works if the music does as well. Thankfully, Fol Chen's music is as bright and intriguing as what they do with it, a hyperactive, dynamic electro-pop sound informed by world music, new wave, dance-punk and other sources both cerebral and celebratory. Their latest album, The False Alarms, is their most pop-oriented statement yet, with group vocals and some of their more avant-garde instincts eschewed in favor of giving singer Sinosa Loa a platform on which to perform as an alt-pop diva. I spoke with Fol Chen's Samuel Bing before their two performances at Amoeba, first in San Francisco April 24 at 6 p.m. and then in Hollywood April 25 at 7 p.m.


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I weigh 205, my bent weighs 30, and I probably carry an extra 5-8 lbs. of sundries. Getting all of that up steep grades is an issue.
My granny gear is a 30X34 on a 26' wheel. I spin it out at 4 MPH. I'm not good enough to stay upright on my bent at such a slow speed. The lowest gear I can comfortably spin is my next-to-penultimate gear. It makes me nervous going up hills, especially since my bent is equipped with a redneck signal that goes off whenever I'm creeping up a steep grade.
I am using a Star Trak recumbent stationary bike. The best I can do now is 45 minutes on the Alpine Pass with a setting of 10 out of 20.
In order to get stronger legs, is it better to 1) crank up the level (resistance) for a shorter time, or 2) use a moderate amount of resistance for longer periods of time?
Although we have steep grades, in the Ohio Valley we have endless rollers. I've not done any climbs of a significant grade that go beyond about two miles of distance.
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By: Winnie Wright
Burglaries may soon be a thing of the past for residents of Valdosta.
The Valdosta Police Department recently created a new unit whose main responsibility will be to diminish and solve burglaries.
Chief Brian Childress says although Valdosta's crime rates are better than the national average, he wants to ensure the number of burglaries reduces year after year.
"What we're hoping to do here is, we're hoping to do a series of things. We're hoping to create a burglary unit that's more specialized, that understands burglaries more. We're hoping to solve more burglaries, and we're also hoping to reduce burglaries," said Childress.
Childress says he hopes to reduce the number of burglaries in Valdosta by utilizing the new burglary unit, officers in the field, and also new technology that can actually predict where burglaries may occur.


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Study reports up to $400 million needed for new convention center in Oklahoma City
Oklahoma City is faring well as a conference destination, but its convention center is inadequate and must be replaced if the city is to remain competitive, according to a study commissioned by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. The study by Conventions, Sports & Leisure International, released today, suggests that replacing the 38-year-old Cox Convention Center will cost between $250 million and $400 million. Mayor Mick Cornett has suggested for the past two years that any MAPS 3 should include a new convention center as a priority project. That call is being joined by the Greater Oklahoma City Chamber. "We believe the convention center plays a vital role in the development of the visitor industry and in the development of downtown," said David Thompson, chamber chairman. "This study tells us clearly that our current center is not large enough, nor does it boast the amenities we need to be competitive. It is time for us to make an investment in this industry or recognize that we are slowly going out of business as far as conventions are concerned." Roy Williams, chamber president, said discussions began with the city and the Oklahoma State Fair Board about launching a marketing study on how to attract more visitors. Williams said Conventions, Sports & Leisure was chosen because of reputation and prior experience looking at Oklahoma City's convention market. Williams said the study is ongoing. The first phase included a comparison to cities Oklahoma City competes with for conventions, and a destination market analysis that considers the likelihood the city can move up to the next tier with a new convention center. "The destination market analysis looks at other amenities you should have to attract visitors and what amenities you should have to attract visitors," Williams said. "It looks at the total component of visitor attractions." Williams quoted the consultants as advising Oklahoma City is assured increased business if it builds a new convention center. "There is an element out there who questions should we really try to do something more," Williams said. "Part of that is cultural — are we good enough, big enough, savvy enough to step out there on the edge? The best consultants in the U.S. say 'You sure are. You have the product. When you did MAPS, you built a new city and created a new experience, a unique product.' But it's not something you can leave alone, you have to improve it." Williams said the consultants reported the city is exceeding visitors' expectations, but is failing to attract many convention planners who won't even consider the city due to its inadequate facilities. John Kaatz, author of the study, reported the city's convention center's exhibit space is the smallest offered among more than a dozen competing cities including Tulsa, Fort Worth, Texas, and Austin, Texas. He said planners who had been to the city gave it a very favorable rating, but 41 percent of them added they will need more space for future meetings than what is offered at the Cox Convention Center. Kaatz said improvements done in 1999 as part of MAPS simply aren't sufficient. "The expansion in 1999 created modern meeting space at the front of the building, but there is something of a time portal when you go into the exhibit space," Kaatz said. "Meeting planners today expect the whole package."
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Templeton first described his trip to Las Vegas: During the flight he used his laptop to connect to in-flight Wi-Fi, which was connected to private cloud that hosted his VM in Citrix's data center, which in turn was connected to his own "public" cloud apps including Dropbox. His point: We're living in a world where we are always connected, always on, (nearly) always anywhere.
What does the cloud era mean for the IT industry? For Templeton, the answer was simple: consumerization of IT and BYOC (bring your own computer). Templeton is convinced it's the future. "Consumerization of IT will force -- that's the key word here -- more change over the next 10 years than any other trend we're seeing," he said, noting also that consumer capabilities are innovating and changing the way IT technology evolves. In just a year, he added, the iPad has changed everything.
We've covered Citrix's BYOC ethos in the past (which includes the BYO-3 theory, that everyone will carry a phone, tablet and computer), but Templeton brought a little something extra to the table. It was more than BYOC, it was...
- BYO apps - e.g. Dropbox and Evernote
- BYO network - using 3G networks instead of Wi-Fi
- BYO identity - personalization based on user access
- BYO compute - using your own computing device to access all of the above
Such a scenario also means a myriad web cloud services must be supported to bring all that rich media downstream, he said. How does a company do that? "Don't fight it, feature it," Templeton said, right before unveiling the Citrix NetScaler SDX application delivery control appliance. NetScaler SDX (based on Xen) provides delivery of virtual desktops, SaaS, compute, desktops, voice and rich media. Templeton called it the "first service delivery control for the ... Cloud Era." Part of NetScaler SDX is built on the AppFlow delivery platform, which is open standards-based. Citrix is looking for ease of adoption and interoperability.
Citrix certainly has put a lot of thought and effort into this plan, and being (mainly) a virtualization company, it will be interesting to see if NetScaler SDX's adoption becomes pronounced, or whether other key players in the industry will develop similar products as tablet proliferation continues.
The VAR Guy's bet? Virtualization partners should start their engines and networking partners should start to get creative.
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Australia's Biotech Challenge
Australia's biotechnology industry is at the forefront of international development and research, but do we have the nous to make this industry a commercial success? NADIA CAMERON looks at the changing face of Australia's biotechnology sector.
A LACK OF commercial skills could cost Australia a position as a future biotechnology leader, industry experts say.
According to the country's leading biotech authorities, Australia has the research skills and talent to outshine the competition, but when it comes to establishing viable, commercial products, we're well behind the eight ball.
Australia's tack of commercial finesse could be the greatest hurdle in its quest to secure a position in the global biotechnology sector. Although still a relatively new industry, global biotechnology companies are finding that success depends not only on the ability to develop and research, but also on the ability to market findings into useful, commercial products. And with the world biotech industry estimated to be worth US$200 billion ($393 billion), Australia cannot afford to miss out.
Biotechnology is being heralded as the next big knowledge industry. In its broadest sense, it encompasses a group of technologies based on improving biological processes. Biotechnology has a diverse impact across several sectors, including human health, agriculture, food processing, manufacturing and environmental management.
Companies involved in biotech are also widely varied, and can be anyone from those who conduct research and development of products and processes, to the suppliers for these firms. In Australia's case, efforts are concentrated in five main areas, with human health the main study of 34 per cent of biotech companies. Agriculture is the second highest, with 23 per cent of Australian companies directing their research into this area in 1999. Australia's other areas of expertise are in equipment and services (12 per cent), environmental (11 per cent), and food production and processing (10 per cent).
Australia's contribution to the global biotech sector, while small, is well respected through the achievements of internationally recognised companies such as Cochlear, Biota and CSL.
The total revenue of Australia's biotechnology industry was estimated at $965 million in 1998/99, with just over $800 million direct from product sales.
There are approximately 150 dedicated biotech companies now operating in Australia, with 47 listed on the Australian Stock Exchange and contributing to a combined $12 billion in market capitalisation. This is significantly less than in the US or Europe, which both now exceed 1000 companies each and generate over US$22 billion in revenue combined.
Despite the massive size differences, industry representatives say Australia has the potential to become a global leader in the future, provided it nurtures its biotech industry and develops its commercially.
Dr Tim Littlejohn, chief scientific officer at Entigen, has confidence in Australia's biotechnology sector. He says there are plenty of opportunities for the industry to develop.
"My view of Australia's biotech industry is that it is full of dynamic players," he said.
"We've got tremendous life research and a good health care sector, and if you couple all of those together in conjunction with our position, our life sciences, our information technology expertise and our linkages to the rest of the world, we're ripe for a booming biotechnology industry."
Entigen, who specialise in the field of bioinformatics, are well aware of Australia's need for capitalising on its research. The role of bioinformatics, Littlejohn says, is to take the "wash of raw data" which stems from biotech research and turn it into information which is both manageable and accessible. By doing this, he believes his company is helping to push biotechnology development into a viable information technology industry. …


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Thought I'd be fine with my Armadillo's, searched all over.. no puncture. Pulled the tyre off and theres a hole in the rim side of the tube. No damage to the tape, no spoke sticking through. Anyway fixed it and made the 20km ride home on a half inflated tyre, got to get me one of those CO2 inflaters!
Took it to my LBS and yep, faulty tube. They replaced it no charge and trued the rim (it took a little beating). I'll keep going back there, bought a new tube so if anything nasty happens again I wont have to use the repair kit. Next LBS stop is a CO2 inflater (when I get the ok to spend 'more money' on my habit)


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Nidia de Fátima is 51 years old and a single mother with one child. She is originally from El Sauce, a place that is located in the northern part of the country. Nidia is known for being a responsible and hardworking person who wants to excel on a personal level. In her free time she enjoys spending time with her family and preparing for them traditional dishes from the region known as "Indio Viejo". Unfortunately, due to the lack of financial resources, she was not able to study for a degree. Therefore, she was obligated to work at an early age so that she could help with the household expenses.
Thanks to her efforts and her drive to succeed, Nidia earns her living by making and selling piñatas from her home. She works at her business approximately 10 hours a day by offering her products. In the not-so-distant future, she would like to generate more income. Nidia is grateful for the assistance that the Kiva lenders offer to people who have limited resources and are from poor countries, such as Nicaragua, so that they have a way of making a decent living.
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Nidia de Fátima de cincuenta y uno años, madre soltera con un hijo, es originaria del Sauce, lugar que está ubicado en la zona norte del país. Nidia se caracteriza por ser una persona responsable, trabajadora, con ganas de superación personal. En sus ratos libre le gusta disfrutar de la compañía de su familia. Les prepara platos típicos de la región como "indio viejo" lamentablemente por falta de recursos económico no pudo cursar una carrera y se vio obligada a trabajar desde temprana edad para ayudar con los gastos del hogar.
Gracias a su esfuerzo y sus ganas de salir adelante tiene por actividad económica la elaboracion y venta de pinatas ubicada en sus casas de habitación Ella dedica a su negocio unas 10 horas diarias ofreciendo sus productos para que en un futuro no muy lejano pueda obtener mejores ingresos. Nidia agradece la ayuda que los inversionistas kiva les brindan a personas de escasos recursos y países pobre como es Nicaragua para tener un medio de trabajo digno.
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Fundación Leon 2000
This loan is administered by Fundación Leon 2000. Fundación Leon 2000 began operations in 1993 as the first microfinance institution to serve the western part of Nicaragua, a country which continues to be one of the poorest in the western hemisphere. Fundación Leon 2000 works to further the development of micro, small, and medium enterprises through credit services and management, applying the best credit industry practices and technical expertise. Additionally, Fundación Leon manages several business and financial education programs in the community, specifically for young entrepreneurs and at-risk youth. Fundación Leon 2000's group of experienced and dedicated employees works in 7 offices in Leon, Chinandega, Chichigalpa, Somotillo, Jinotepe, El Sauce, and Nagarote and serves several thousand clients (the majority of whom are women).
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
A loan of $275 helped Nidia De Fatima to buy supplies for making piñatas and other products for children's parties.
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Aug 9, 2013
Sep 8, 2013
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