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June 1, 2013
June 1, 2013
GAME FOUR: #1 UCLA 6, #2 Cal Poly 4
UCLA Head Coach John Savage
Opening Statement:
"Two story lines really. They jumped on us the first three innings. They mugged us basically. We had no hits, they had four runs. They did a great job against Nick (Vander Tuig), and then the game kind of turned. We had a couple of breaks. They lost a ball in sky and it became a three-run triple. We had a ground ball hit to short with the bases loaded. It wasn't hit hard, and we got a break there. Then we got a bases loaded walk. But at same time they had only one hit after the fourth or fifth inning. That shows how strong our bullpen is. The resiliency of Nick coming back - he was hit hard and then was throwing zero in the fifth and sixth. That's why he is who he is - he's a winner, an experienced guy, and he kept battling. There were a lot of story lines. We were fortunate to win, but we did a good job the last five innings of really winning those innings. That was the difference in the game. They are competitive and well-coached, but we know we dodged one."
On the change in Vander Tuig from the early innings:
"It's baseball. You go out there enough and you're just not going to go out and dominate all the time. It wasn't quite his night, but there are a lot of wins at the Major League level where those guys go five or six innings and grind it out, and that's what this was tonight. Credit him for surviving those and credit our bullpen for shutting it down. (The changes were) better location, a little more aggressive. They were the more aggressive team early on, he made the adjustment later on and kind of used it to his advantage a little bit."
On reliever James Kaprielian:
"Anybody can see this guy is as talented as any guy we have. We look for him to be a starter next season. He's going out to the Cape Cod this summer to start. (He's) very, very talented. But we have good arms. One of our strengths is our bullpen, and I think you saw that tonight. He was exceptional through it."
On how close he was to thinking about pulling Vander Tuig
" Runs are hard to come by in postseason. If they would have gotten to five or six, you would have seen somebody else. But I have a ton of faith in Nick, a ton of trust. I had a feeling he was going to throw a couple zeros up, and he did. I've seen it too many times. He's a preparation guy, and he deserves to pitch out of that. It was close a couple times, but to his credit he kept on making pitches."
UCLA Pitcher Nick Vander Tuig
On settling down later in the game:
"Cal Poly battled me pretty well. They were aggressive early. They had some good at-bats against me, I made some mistakes early, and they hit it. Credit to them. But it was huge - that fifth inning, our hitters coming through and battling. It started with Cody's at-bat. Brent and Pat had two good hits. Credit to the left-hander but our offense did a good job battling and really gave me a chance. When you see your hitters and defense competing, it makes you want to compete more. It was huge and gave me a little bit of extra juice in the end, and I gave it all I got in the sixth inning."
On throwing a couple of pitches in the dirt early:
"I struggled with control and got excited on a couple of pitches. I kind of made adjustments toward the end and got more comfortable in the fifth and sixth. I was just really excited in the first inning."
On having the luxury of turning the ball over to the bullpen:
"Our bullpen is our strength. Whenever I get the ball over to the bullpen I feel 100% confident that they're going to get me out of the inning or put up zeroes. It's huge. It's been like that all year, and it was like that last year too."
UCLA DH Kevin Williams
On his fifth inning triple:
"I thought I just got under it a little bit. I looked up, and I had a tough time seeing it and realized that he couldn't see it either, so I got on my horse and got to third."
Cal Poly Head Coach Larry Lee
Opening Statement: "Well, it's disappointing, but a great college baseball game. Had a lot of everything in it - had some great pitching, big offensive production. Tough one to swallow, though."
On getting past loss and looking to tomorrow:
"Well, we've been resilient all year. We've gone through a lot of adversity. We've won a lot of series where we've lost the Friday game and won Saturday-Sunday. We've done it in all different combinations. We've had heartbreak losses and been able to turn it around and our goal is just to last until Monday and hopefully play three more baseball games. Baseball's that way. You play so many games, you lose ballgames. You just have to be resilient and how you respond says a lot about your character and a lot about you team. So this team's done it all year and I expect nothing less from them."
On going to Reed Reilly early:
"Tough decision because Matt was so good. Going into this Regional, this was the exact matchup we wanted. We wanted Matt to go against UCLA. We thought we could kind of negate some of their left-handed bats and thought it would be a good matchup and it was, but history--what Reilly's meant to us--and he came in and did exactly what he was supposed to do. He got the strikeout with Valaika and we pounded the fastball away and got the fly ball and it was--just probably would have been a different ballgame. We probably get out of that inning 4-1. Reilly's--I think he had 31 appearances going into this Regional--and a majority of those--I think 21 of them were one-plus innings. He's had five innings, three innings. My idea was just to ride him out and let him finish the game and not worry about tomorrow's game."
On familiarity with USD:
"Yeah, a little bit. Joey and Casey are kind of two completely different type of pitchers. We've been able to call a game according to Casey's strengths. That's what he does best at this point, being a freshman, so yeah, we'll have a good scouting report. San Diego's very good. They're very potent offensively and obviously Bryant's--you know we dealt with him one game and we didn't want to deal with him another game, but that's what we got and we'll see."
Cal Poly RF Nick Torres
On missed fly ball:
"Yeah, we were kind of concerned before that ball actually about the lighting. Just keeping a lot of talk, pointing and stuff, ball's in the air. Just got up above the lights and I had no idea where it was. Everybody else said they couldn't see it, but that doesn't change the fact that it happened."
On shaking tonight's game and getting ready for tomorrow:
"Well it's obviously, like Coach said, tough to swallow, but at the end of the day I trust every single guy in that dugout and I think that's what makes this team really good. We all believe in each other and I believe in this team to get the next couple of wins and it's baseball. You just got to take it for what it is. We'll go out, I think we'll handle business tomorrow. I think Casey's going to do well and we just go from there."
On UCLA relievers:
"They're good. They're all just college pitchers. We could have hit any one of them. It just didn't happen today, but we like our chances against them again if we get to face those guys. I think that they're only human. We should be able to handle them well."
Cal Poly Pitcher Matt Imhoff
On what happened in the sixth inning:
"In the sixth, they were starting to pick at me in like the fourth or fifth. I was tipping my pitches, I guess. In the sixth, it started becoming a little more routine. I think they got almost every pitch in the sixth. Gave them enough of an advantage that they were able to put some good swings on some balls, and once I got the fly out in left to get that, I was almost sure I was going to get the ground ball double play and I got him to kind of hit it up the middle and Denver made a great play."


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I just read about this in EW. I'm a fan of Alan Ball (Six Feet Under) but have never gravitated toward reading Charlaine Harris. It kinda struck me as an odd creative pairing. Anyone going to watch this new HBO series?
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I, too, plan to watch this show. Have never watched Alan Ball's creation 'Six Feet Under', or Sookie Stackhouse the book. I'm in a reading funk anyway (going on for month #3 now! Aaarghh!!) so I figured a vampire show with a bit of romance might just be the cure for me.
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How was it ladies? I absolutely love the books but do not have HBO - I'll have to wait until it comes out on DVD. Was it good? True to the books?
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I don't have HBO, either, but will be waiting for the DVD's!
Still Netflixing my way through Season 4 of "Six Feet Under"...
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I LOVED it...!!! Good casts, good storyline, quirky humor, and lots of intriques. I think Anna Paquin did a good job with her southern twang. I've never read the novels, so I won't know how different or closely the show follows the books. The first episode was sort of an introduction to the main casts, and the scene where Sookie meets Bill.. wow..!! talk about chemistry... the scene positively sizzles with it!
The last show that I followed closely was Buffy, so I'm glad I finally have another show to look forward to
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It's pretty interesting. It was a little too
with the sex scenes, but that's to be expected with HBO, I guess.
Paquin is pretty likable, but I think that the main vampire (the hero) is going to have to grow on me. I also didn't feel that much heat and chemistry between them.
I haven't read the books (haven't even heard of them before) but I think I'll check at least one out now that I've seen the episode. I have HBO for only one month and I don't know if I'm going to get addicted enough to need to subscribe after this or if I'll just want to wait for the DVD.
For those who have the read the books: Is there enough meat in the books to make for a really fleshed out series?
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I plan to check it out. I saw "Making of True Blood" on HBO the other day. The production values seemed excellent. I have never read the books either, but I probably will if I like the program.
Well, I have seen the first two episodes and want to see the next ones. I am a story person; if the story engages me, I am willing to invest myself in the book or film. So far, I am actively engaged. My favorite character is Mrs. Stackhouse.
As I watched The Closer season finale last night, I began to wonder how much Anna Paquin might be channeling Brenda Lee Johnson. Sookie's hair, accent, mannerisms, and movements all evoke images of Brenda for me. However, I believe that Paquin is performing well.
I don't want to read the first book in the series until the program finishes that story line.
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Richard Wayne Penniman, a.k.a. "Little Richard," is born in Macon, Georgia.
Art Rupe of Hollywood-based Specialty Records receives a demo tape from Little Richard. Contracts are sent out to Richard's manager on March 4th.
Little Richard enters Cosimo Matassa's J&M Studios in New Orleans for the first time. Over the next year he'll record some of the greatest sides in rock and roll history with producer Bumps Blackwell and the cream of bandleader Dave Bartholomew's musical troupe.
Little Richard's "Tutti-Frutti" crosses over from the R&B to the pop chart, rising to #17. Elvis Presley performs "Tutti-Frutti" twice on national TV in February.
Little Richard's biggest hit, "Long Tall Sally" released on Specialty Records, tops the R&B chart for eight weeks and reaches #6 on the pop chart. Eight years later, in April 1964, the Beatles' version of "Long Tall Sally" appears on The Beatles' Second Album.
Little Richard hits #2 on the R&B chart and #33 (6/30) on the pop chart with "Slippin' and Slidin' (Peepin' and Hidin')" and #1 on the R&B chart and #17 (8/04) on the pop chart with "Rip It Up". Both singles are released on Specialty Records.
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The film 'The Girl Can't Help It' is released. Little Richard performs three songs, including the title track. Other rockers who appear in the film include Gene Vincent, Eddie Cochran, Fats Domino and the Platters.
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On the fifth date of a two-week tour of Australia, Little Richard suddenly abandons rock and roll for religion. In January 1958, he enters Oakwood Theological College in Huntsville, Alabama.
Little Richard hits #4 on the R&B chart and #10 on the pop chart with the Specialty release "Good Golly, Miss Molly".
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Little Richard begins a rock and roll comeback tour in Britain. In November, he shares the bill at Hamburg's Star Club with the Beatles.
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Jimi Hendrix goes to New York with Little Richard's band and takes a room at the Theresa Hotel. Over the next several months, he will play with Little Richard, King Curtis, Joey Dee and the Starlighters and the Isley Brothers. He also takes a job with a club band called Curtis Knight and the Squires.
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Little Richard quit music at the height of his fame to attend Oakwood theological college in Huntsville, Alabama. Richard, born Richard Wayne Penniman, received a BA from the college and later became ordained as a Seventh Day Adventist minister.
'The Rill Thing', the first of three fine albums for the Reprise label, is released. It is followed by 'The King of Rock and Roll' (October 1971) and 'The Second Coming' (September 1972). The last of these reunites Little Richard with the core crew from his historic Fifties sessions in New Orleans.
Little Richard becomes a traveling Bible salesman and preacher, having again walked away from rock and roll to embrace evangelical Christianity following a period of drug and alcohol abuse. In 1979, he will release the gospel album God's Beautiful City.
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Although there was an apologetic tone to the article that indicates some tension within More's staff regarding it, I have to say that I found the decision to cover "the $65 million mom" a very poor one.
The Kardashians represent virtually everything that is wrong with the US today. They are not entrepreneurs, they are money and publicity whores. Their lifestyle is devoid of values (other than seeking money and fame and hedonism), and the idea of working and thinking hard to do something requiring use of one's intellect is clearly out of their league.
Although I admit I glanced over rather than read the article, I had to laugh at the part where it says that Mrs. Kardashian didn't seek support from her ex, Mr. Kardashian, suggesting that she placed her family above the fray. Anyone who's been around for a while knows that the only reason a person who values money this much would avoid seeking alimony is called dirt -- apparently Mrs. Kardashian has dirty laundry that she didn't want Mr. Kardashian to expose, so she agreed to not get any alimony. Yes, Mother Teresa sparing her family. I think not.
I am a capitalist and know that this economy needs risk taking, hard work, and other "old fashioned" values to get back on track. I am a Northeast liberal, not a Tea Party ideologist (though that is largely a contradiction in terms). But there has to be some limit on what is considered worth writing about, and More exercised questionable judgment on this one. The woman sold her family due to her own inability to earn funding for the life she feels is her entitlement, and they, being raised by her, of course went along with it. The acorns don't fall far from the trees on this one. As for the new hubby, she apparently needed to bail him out as well due to his lack of self-control with money, having earned a fortune but being worth less than nothing when they married. I guess Mrs. Kardashian isn't merely a hard-working entrepreneur, she's also a philanthropist. I think not.
I strongly suggest that better judgment be used in selecting people to profile. If I wanted to read about trash, I'd buy the celebrity rag magazines. It's stuff like this that has Americans looking for the quick fix to becoming rich and famous through a reality show, rather than focusing on having a comfortable life based on hard work and real accomplishment.
Marguerite Schneider, Hoboken, NJ
Just read your Never Say Diet article... I am in my late 50's (ugh that sounds foreign) and have been struggling with that dreaded 5 lbs. Heavy people sneer at a need to lose 5 lbs, but they are the hardest, as you seem to know.
I heard whispers about Carole Middleton (mother of Princess Kate) being on this radical diet called Dukan to lose weight for her daughter's wedding. Shortly thereafter, a friend of mine said she was doing the Dukan diet and was having great success. I read the book and decided to give it a whirl. She wanted to lose 25 lbs, and she followed it to the letter. Me, I did the first three days as instructed and then my martini drinking husband got the best of me. I gave in to the martini, but otherwise followed it to the letter. I lost 8 lbs and have kept if off for several months now. I was on a week-long trip, eating in restaurants and still didn't gain weight. If I put on 1/2 lb. I have a pure protein day and it's gone (and I still get to enjoy a martini or a glass or two of wine). Just thought I'd share another means to the end of the dreaded muffin top.
Robyn Rands
Once again, I am not disappointed in the "substance" part of your latest issue of "More". Deborah Kogan's writing is so moving and heartfelt; I could feel her pain, although I have never undertaken anything of the sort she has. I praise her for speaking out and you for printing her story.
Thank you for printing such thought-provoking substance.
Sara Stamey, Hillsboro, Oregon
I just finished reading "War Photographer's Turning Point" which I enjoyed.
I would like to tell the editor that I wholeheartedly agree with her letter in the October 2015 issue. Women are beautiful whether it is natural or with cosmetic help. I applaud all of them. However, I wish the doctors would draw a line when it is obvious no more is necessary and could look worse. Surely they make enough regularly without going against common sense and providing unnecessary surgery
Julia Johnson....Richmond,.in
Dear Editor:
I was disturbed by the spiritual and religious understanding of Jesus and the church in the article "The Rebel Priests." There is a difference between a church religion and the spiritual relationship that Christ taught His disciples and the Holy Spirit teaches His followers.
There is nothing wrong with the leaders in the Catholic Church upholding their religious beliefs and rituals that they have followed for over 2 millennia. When Martin Luther & Calvin founded a new religion and broke from Catholicism, this was the beginning of many new churches, rituals, beliefs, and ways to worship God.
If these "Rebel Priests" are changing a core belief and ritual in the Catholic religion it is agreeable to see this as an offspring of the Catholic religion and a legitimate way to worship God, Christ, and the Holy Spirit. However, it does not make this part of the Catholic Church.
When a believer is involved in a church body they are able to find solace from the structure provided. This is perfectly legitimate, especially in the Catholic religion which is very much more rule bound than the Protestant churches. It seems like trying to force the Catholic hierarchy to recognize churches and priests who are not following the Catholic beliefs is an immature spiritual approach when acceptance that a new religion spun off of the Catholic Church is being born is a more accurate approach.
I myself am protestant and believe that there are many ways to reach God, not just Catholic, not just Christian and not just Muslim, etc. If a person wishes to reach God then they will because God will always reach back to us. It is offensive to me that these "Rebel Priests" believe that everyone who is not Catholic including themselves for being excommunicated will burn in Hell. That is a very Catholic idea and if they choose to include this concept for themselves in their churches and their new religion then I do feel that they are missing the point of Christ's teaching altogether. It seems to me that if this is the motivation for these new churches to achieve salvation is to be recognized by the Catholic Church then perhaps they should follow the Catholic rules and guidelines instead of being saved by Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Furthermore, there is nothing wrong with the Catholic belief that their church leaders follow celibacy or with having different roles for different genders if that is what the church leaders wish to follow based on their established traditions and their valid interpretations of the teachings of Jesus Christ. If people don't like it start a new religion but don't call it Catholic.
Elizabeth K. Shibahara
I am writing about the artical on the book Slouching Toward Adulthood. The comment 22 to 35 year olds caught between adolescence and adulthood really hit a nerve. Um 18 is adulthood. These parents that held back their children for whatever reason have got to stop making excuses for their children not succeeding.
Children need guildence when they are young. They need to do the things they can do when they are young. These "Adultescents" of this last generation had way too much done for them in the way of school work and not having to work because so much was given too them, they didn't have to.
On the other end, the parents let them get away with things like partying and paying for excessive traveling and expensive cars like they were millionairs trying to keep up with the Jones.
Now that they have to finally take care of themselves, these parents blame it on the economy.
I would love a study done of how many of these kids were from divorced families, where child support issues had to do with allowing there "children" such range to not do what adults should be doing at 18, and what they shouldn't be doing at 18.
I cannot thank you enough for Jaquelyn Mitchard's article on "Where did our friendship go wrong". I have never been able to express in words my emotions about my best friend "dumping" me. We did not quarrel, we had no spat, we never even argued....her reason....she needed to spend more time with God. This woman had been my spiritual mentor for the last five years of my Christian life. She always told me that the love she had for me was as unconditional as God's love. When she said she couldn't give me anymore time because she needed to spend more with God, it was as if God Himself had "dumped" me. She said she still loved me the same, but that she didn't have time for me anymore....to clarify, I am not a "needy" friend, just a friend through thick it thin....I spent two years trying to separate her absence from God's withdrawal. I am only now able to discern between the two...God will never leave me, He's never too busy, or He never needs to spend more time with someone else. Thank you Jaquelyn for such an acutely expressed article.
Kathy Lowry
I cannot thank you enough for Jaquelyn Mitchard's article on "Where did our friendship go wrong". I have never been able to express in words my emotions about my best friend "dumping" me. We did not quarrel, we had no spat, we never even argued....her reason....she needed to spend more time with God. This woman had been my spiritual mentor for the last five years of my Christian life. She always told me that the love she had for me was as unconditional as God's love. When she said she couldn't give me anymore time because she needed to spend more with God, it was as if God Himself had "dumped" me. She said she still loved me the same, but that she didn't have time for me anymore....to clarify, I am not a "needy" friend, just a friend through thick it thin....I spent two years trying to separate her absence from God's withdrawal. I am only now able to discern between the two...God will never leave me, He's never too busy, or He never needs to spend more time with someone else. Thank you Jaquelyn for such an acutely expressed article.
Kathy Lowry
My thanks to the editors at More for spotlighting Ms. Marguerite Schneider's excellent letter about the Kardashian profile, and many thanks to Ms. Schneider, of course, for writing the piece. I see that "Julie", in the section of comments, feels the same as well. Both of these readers capture my sentiments. I really love More and think it is a first-rate publication, in a class by itself within its category and able to hold its own against magazines in other cateogries as well (including its wonderful website), and I simply hope there will be no more attention paid in its pages to "Kardashian types". Changing the topic, but still on the theme of offering feedback, would More be interested in polling its readers about their feelings on fur? It seems to me that only people who live wholly within the bubble of the fashion industry are still willing to turn a blind eye to the cruelty that fur products represent. More would be adopting a cutting-edge and enlightened approach by featuring only faux fur and, with its powerful platform, would greatly help to support animal welfare. P.S. While naturally I respect all of the commenters' opinions, I just want to add, in response to one below, that I welcome More's so-called "self-help" items, and I don't think those sections detract from the beauty and fashion advice at all. Were More only composed of the latter two elements, I believe it would become nearly indistinguishable from all of the other fashion magazines on the market, and I, for one, would lose my interest in subscribing to it.
Thanks so much for reaching out to us about this dress. We're so glad you loved it and want to buy it. Sorry for the delay, but we've been told that the dress has been shipped to stores. While it may be a little late to hit racks, check out Dillards.com where it is available now. Here's the link: http://www.dillards.com/product/London-Times-FloralPrint-Dress_301_-1_30....
I have been a MORE subscriber from almost the very beginning and I could not believe the magazine felt the Kardashian article was worth the time. I do not consider living a life of excess, frivalous lifestyles and constant media attention as interesting journalism. Granted they have worked to get where they are, but I do not see any morals or values to the lifestyle they lead. Even my teen children can't understand their claim to fame.
You published a photo of a dress in your July/August issue un 'the event/garden wedding. It is a London Times jersey dress, floral for $89. You said Macy's carried it and gave a phone number. When I called they had no information on this dress or even a clue that they even carried it. I researched myself by going onto Macy's, Norstrom's, and London Times websites and the dress is nowhere to be found. How can you tease us readers with the 'perfect' dress that I want to buy and cannot find anywhere? That's so bad!!!! Do you have a purchase number or any information at all where to get the dress? If not you shouldn't be advertising that it is available. Disappointed.
I don't need to reinvent myself. I am so very tired of all the text. I used to like MORE because it had fashion and beauty that applied to my age group. I have a career that I love and want to have fashion tips to keep me up-to-date. Now it's like a monthly self-help magazine. Trash the new articles and get back to your roots.
Deborah Copaken Kogan's article is outstanding. For all the progress we have made in this world, we lack sorely where it counts the most: with humanity. It is frustrating and exhausting to be a female at times. Always wary of where you are, who is speaking to you, what a male might really mean, what time it is, if it is light out, etc. But I am amazed at her strength to go where there is danger. She is not inviting problems, she is living her life and doing what she loves. That is, in no way, an invitation to be brutalized verbally or sexually. Maybe one day we will teach male children it's not okay, it's not funny and it makes them LESS masculine to be violent against women. Cheers, to you on an article that is clear, intelligent and well written. Anyone who would like to make less of it should consider why it makes them so uncomfortable in the first place.


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Video Pick: Thomas Dworzak's Long View of the Caucasus
Since the 1990s, Magnum photographer Thomas Dworzak has explored the volatile republics of the Northern Caucasus. It's a region that's now in the news because alleged Boston bombing suspects Tamerlan and Dzhokhar Tsarnaev had ties there, but Chechnya, Dagestan, Georgia and other republics of the Caucasus have long been a source of curiosity and geopolitical ambitions, especially in Russia.
In his 2010 book, Kavkas, Dworzak, who is now based in Georgia, wrote: "Having discovered the importance of the 'Caucasus Experience' in 19th century romantic Russian literature, I finally put together a book with all the images from my years spent in the Caucasus." Kavkas includes images Dworzak took while covering the conflicts in Chechnya and Abkhazia and their aftermath, as well as scenes from Dagestan, Georgia, Azerbaijan and Ossetia.
In the book's introduction, Dworzak called Kavkas "a toast to the Caucasus." Magnum in Motion made a multimedia slide show of some of the images from the book. They appear on screen as in the book, interspersed with text from writers including Tolstoy, Lermontov and Pushkin.
While many of Dworzak's images are poetic and allusive, and compliment the writers' rhapsodic prose, at other times they make a sharp contrast, showing the violence and hardship the region has seen in recent years.
Related article:
Boston Bombings Focus Attention on Caucasus, And Photo Projects on the Region
Notable Photo Books 2010 (review of Kavkas, published by Schilt)
(For PDN subscribers only.)
Tags: Caucasus, Chechnya, Dagestan, Kavkas, Magnum in Motion, Thomas Dworzak


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One facing heroin charges
Published: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 10:30 a.m.
Last Modified: Monday, July 8, 2013 at 2:14 p.m.
An 18-year-old man fell ill Thursday after ingesting heroin in a bid to hide it from approaching police, an official said Monday.
Harry Dewayne Eason is being held in the New Hanover County jail on charges of possession of heroin, possession of drug paraphernalia and trespassing.
About 11:30 p.m. Thursday, officers recognized Eason as he walked in the Houston Moore public housing development, said Wilmington Police Department spokeswoman Linda Rawley. She said Eason doesn't live in the development, but had been arrested there previously and banned from the area by police.
When officers tried to speak with Eason, he attempted to leave, Rawley said.
"Officers were able to place cuffs on him, but not before he was able to put the heroin in his mouth," she said.
A short time later, Eason fell unconscious and was taken the hospital.
Upon his recovery, he was booked into jail, she said.
– F.T. Norton
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Studio Wall Shelf
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Our shelf is precision engineered to be stronger and last longer than any other. Its deep shelves offer exceptionally generous storage space, and self-leveling feet and mounts at the top to provide stability.
- 34" wide x 18" deep x 75" high
- Shelf mounts to the vall to provide stability.
- Wood swatches, below, are available for $25 each. We will provide a merchandise refund for wood swatches if they're returned within 30 days.
- Simple assembly.
- Catalog / Internet Only.
- View our Furniture Brochure.
- Dimensions & Care
- Included hardware for drywall or wood stud wall mount to provide stability.
- Posts are crafted from a single piece of solid poplar and covered with birch veneers (Antique White, Black, Espresso).
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- Shelf is built from MDF, an engineered wood that lends exceptional strength and ensures the shelf's structural integrity over time.
- Finish is hand applied using a multistep process that includes slight distressing on the edges.
- The use of veneers results in high-quality furniture with flawless surfaces and consistent color tones.
- Overall: 34" wide x 18" deep x 75" high
- Number of shelves: 5
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Entries for the University of Delaware's 2012 Coast Day essay contest for fifth graders are now being accepted.
This contest is designed to spark fifth graders' interest in coastal environments while developing their research and writing skills.
Contest winners will receive prizes and recognition at this year's Coast Day held from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. Oct. 7 at UD's Hugh R. Sharp Campus, 111 Robinson Hall, Newark. Coast Day is an annual educational festival about Delaware's marine resources.
Send essays by Sept. 21 to: Coast Day essay contest, Delaware Sea Grant-Marine Advisory Service, 700 Pilottown Road, Lewes 19958.
For a complete list of rules, visit www.decoastday.org or call (302) 645-4308.
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26 April, World Intellectual Property Day
On the occasion of World Intellectual Property Day, which falls on the 26th of April every year, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Foreign Affairs Didier Reynders wants to underline the importance that Belgium gives to the protection of intellectual property. This is why our country has since October 2012 been fulfilling (and will be doing so for the next year) the role of chair of the industrialised countries within the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO), which is split up into seven regional groups. Belgium is acting as coordinator, spokesperson and negotiator for the points of view of the 31 industrialised WIPO member states in the plenary meetings. This is the first time that Belgium is taking on this task.
The World Day provides the opportunity to promote the debate on the role of intellectual property in the stimulation of innovation and creativity. It is a unique opportunity to debate with the rest of the world and to show how intellectual property works. In addition, this day is also an opportunity to show how intellectual property can contribute to growth in the music and arts sector and how it can stimulate technological innovation in the world. The theme of this year's World Intellectual Property Day is "Creativity: the Next Generation" and is about what the world will look like in a number of years.
The World Intellectual Property Day was established on 26 April 1970, the day on which the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) – headquartered in Geneva – came into effect. The WIPO has three main tasks. First of all, it strives towards increasing the normative development of intellectual property. To this end, the organisation monitors the drawing up of new, international intellectual property conventions. The WIPO also has an administrative function. Existing intellectual property conventions and the obligations arising from them are managed and followed up by the organisation for the account of the member states. Finally, the WIPO also provides technical support for the development of institutions for the protection of intellectual property. In this regard, the organisation provides technical, financial and logistical support for the development of national intellectual property strategies in developing countries.
Want to know more? Follow the World Intellectual Property Day and take part in the discussions on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/worldipday


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It's going to come in an hour.
It's going to come in an hour.
It was supposed to come yesterday, but her parents didn't let her use the comp for no apparent reason and procrastination.
I better be good in it SF! >=(
Oh, I've seen it, she hasn't shaded it in, but you look good.
Dracalgo: I need to draw
Dracalgo: without them noticing
Dracalgo: or they'll get mad and make me turn off compy
EDIT: Dracalgo: and that my parnets are evil and strict
this is gonna kick serious ass
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
Dracalgo: I've leave for church in 15 min
hypergal7894: ...
hypergal7894: OH GOD
Dracalgo: I don't wanna go
Dracalgo: it's a waste of time
hypergal7894: WHEN
hypergal7894: IS
Dracalgo: especially now
hypergal7894: YOUR
Dracalgo: !!!
hypergal7894: PIC
hypergal7894: GOING
hypergal7894: TO
hypergal7894: BE
hypergal7894: UP
hypergal7894: !?!?!
Dracalgo: hoping by 3:00
Dracalgo: >>
Dracalgo: my time
hypergal7894: hmm
Dracalgo: I'll have tinme then
Dracalgo: but...
Dracalgo: sorry to delay you all agin
Dracalgo: my parents SUCK!!
Her time is California time. Just to let you know, she didn't have time to color it so it's black and white.
yea i saw it its pretty cool
I am giddy with anticipation
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
w00t! IT HAS ARRIVED! SF couldn't post it, she was in a really big hurry when I talked to her, but she managed to give me the link.
Love it
When the Devil is too busy
And Death's a bit too much
They call on me by name you see,
For my special touch.
Aside from me not looking as an Asian Christmas Pimp, it's awesome!
Sweet 8)
pairs:signal Flare,Flyingfeebas349,thebryman27
Cuuuute! I love it! Especially the Eevee.
notice how I am the only one who could be stupid according to that picture?
How could I not see that??
Why am I wearing shades?
And it has GIR! (PyroLink Me)
I think I'm the big scary guy in the center...
I like the picture and it's kinda funny...
Hey, everybody! It's Christmas...
i forgot which pokémon i randomly asked to be


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CBS affiliate WBOC TV-16 recently awarded one of its ten 2013 Jefferson Awards to Millsboro resident Beth Joyner, a volunteer at Beebe Medical Center in Lewes since 2011.
WBOC reporter Lacee Griffith presented the award to Joyner during a surprise ceremony at the medical center's Sunshine Café.
"Beth is the epitome of what the word 'volunteer' means," said Lee Halloran, manager of volunteer services at Beebe Medical Center. "She gives of herself and goes above and beyond. She is there whenever we need her, and gets great satisfaction from the work that she does."
Joyner and her husband Ed both retired from jobs with the Sussex County court system.
During the last two years, Joyner has racked up 550 volunteer hours, including 340 hours in 2012, with the hospital's patient escort department. She also volunteers at Gull House, Beebe's adult day care center, as a greeter at the Tunnell Cancer Center and with a literacy group that reads to children in daycare at Beach Babies in Lewes.
The Jefferson Awards were created in 1972 by the American Institute for Public Service to recognize volunteers throughout the country. Today, more than 150 media partners assist the institute in recognizing unsung volunteers in local communities.
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ZF-2845: Zend_View_Helper_FormReset doesn't allow for disabled
Zend_View_Helper_FormReset doesn't allow for being disabled. It is commented with //always enabled
but I'm not sure why. Another odd comment in Zend_View_Helper_FormSubmit: says // ignore disable/enable, always show the button.
but allows for disable. So that comment should be removed. The following would take care of Zend_View_Helper_FormReset:
public function formReset($name = '', $value = 'Reset', $attribs = null)
$info = $this->_getInfo($name, $value, $attribs);
extract($info); // name, value, attribs, options, listsep, disable
$xhtml = 'view->escape($value) . '"';
// add if disable
if ($disable) {
$xhtml .= ' disabled="disabled"';
// add attributes, close, and return
$xhtml .= $this->_htmlAttribs($attribs) . ' />';
return $xhtml;
I assume that would be sufficient in the current code.
All of the Zend_View_Helper_? in respect to disabling needs to be addressed. The overall scheme seems to want to disable based on seeing the attribs['disable'] key while disregarding any corresponding value. This is an issue if you disable all the elements in a form and then later wish to enable an individual element. Also, Zend_View_Helper_FormElement has some disable code in _getInfo that seems to complicate things unnecessarily.
Scheduling for next mini release.
Resolved in trunk and 1.5 release branch


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CLEVELAND (June 9, 2010) – The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum is pleased to host an evening with musician Joe Grushecky on Wednesday, June 23, 2010 at 7p.m. in the Rock Hall's Foster Theater. This event is presented in conjunction with the Rock Hall's annual Summer Teacher Institute, Electrifying the Classroom, a weeklong workshop for teachers dedicated to bringing rock and roll into the classroom.
Gruschecky will be interviewed by the Rock Hall's Vice President of Education and Public Programs Dr. Lauren Onkey and will discuss his career and a singer-songwriter and his experiences as a high-school special education teacher. Questions will be taken from the audience at the end of the interview. This event is FREE with a reservation. Please email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (216) 515-8426 to RSVP.
Joe Grushecky's music has stood the test of time. For 30 years publications such as Billboard, Rolling Stone, Village Voice, No Depression, and countless others have hailed him as one of rock and roll's most talented singer-songwriters. In 1979 Rolling Stone magazine crowned his band the Iron City Houserockers' first ablum Love's So Tough the "debut record of the year." Acclaimed rock writer Jimmy Guterman named their second album, Have a Good Time (But Get Out Alive ), as one of the 100 Best Rock and Roll Records of all time. Legendary guitarist and Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee Steve Cropper produced his album Blood on the Bricks. Joe has continued to record and perform visceral rock and roll for 30 years.
East Carson Street, Joe's 13th LP, carries on his tradition of delivering honest and passionate music. The CD features a new line-up. Long-time members Art Nardini (bass), Joffo Simmons (drums), and Joe Pelesky (keyboards) are joined by Danny Gochnour on guitar and Johnny Grushecky, Joe's 21-year old son, also on guitar. The new record features "Another Thin Line" (co-written with Bruce Springsteen) and "East Carson Street," in which Joe sings about his relationship to his hometown of Pittsburgh, PA.
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum has FREE educational offerings year round. Additional adult education programs include Songwriters to Soundmen, the Hall of Fame and Legends Series, Teachers Rock, and Rock and Roll Night School.
For more information about these and other Rock Hall educational programs, visit www.rockhall.com.
About Summer Teacher Institute
The Summer Teacher Institute immerses participants in a week of multimedia presentations, hands-on workshops, and lectures featuring classroom-tested instructional methods of experienced educators. The award-winning education staff of the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum also shares resources, activities, and methods developed in the museum's K-12 programs. Participants will explore the history of rock and roll from its roots to its branches, examining blues, soul, punk, funk, hip-hop and more. For more information visit http://rockhall.com/education/inside-the-classroom/summer-teacher-institute.
About the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum
The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, Inc. is the nonprofit organization that exists to educate visitors, fans and scholars from around the world about the history and continuing significance of rock and roll music. It carries out this mission through its operation of a world-class museum that collects, preserves, exhibits and interprets this art form and through its library and archives as well as its educational programs.
The Museum is open seven days a week from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. On Wednesdays (and Saturdays through Labor Day), the Museum is open until 9 p.m. Museum admission is $22 for adults, $18 for adult residents of Greater Cleveland, $17 for seniors (65+), $13 for youth (9-12), children under 8 and Museum Members are always free, for information or to join the membership program call 216. 515.8425. For general inquiries, please call 216.781.ROCK(7625) or visit www.rockhall.com. The Museum is generously funded by Cuyahoga County residents through Cuyahoga Arts and Culture.