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In his nine years on the Northern Territory Supreme Court bench, Kriewaldt heard numerous cases involving instances of unlawful killing arising from an altercation between two Aboriginal men, often under the influence of alcohol. The judge frequently directed juries to consider the influence of provocation as a partial defence to murder, and furthermore, to consider the impact of racial and cultural factors.
Kriewaldt assumed that Aboriginal Defendants, in their current state of assimilation and civilisation, were more likely than non-Aboriginal defendants to retaliate with violence and were slower to 'cool down'. In his summing up to juries, he noted that the response of the Aboriginal person to the provocative act should be measured against a standard he sometimes referred to as 'the ordinary Aboriginal person'.
This judicial approach was set against an ideological backdrop of Kriewaldt's support for the 1950s assimilation policy, and his desire to encourage the 'civilisation' of Aboriginal people so that they could be assimilated into white society. The judge interpreted Aboriginal people's perceived inability to restrain violent responses as resulting from a lack of civilisation, and that this created a disadvantage for Aboriginal defendants. To ameliorate this disadvantage, he directed that there be a shift in the standards of behaviour expected of Aboriginal people whilst they were undergoing assimilation. For Kriewaldt the advantage of this approach was that it avoided the harsh penalties associated with a murder conviction, leaving the way open for a guilty verdict of manslaughter and the imposition of a penalty, which could be applied flexibly to discourage uncivilised behaviours.
While Kriewaldt intended this to lead to positive outcomes for Aboriginal defendants, his approach raises fundamental questions, such as how we conceive of and understand the 'ordinary Aboriginal person'. How do we avoid stereotypical images of Aboriginal identity, in the search for cultural authenticity? For an analyses of this and further problems : click on the links in the top right hand box to read on.
Judicial comment
"I see no objection to a jury taking the view that a white person will recover from the effect of provocation more quickly than an Aboriginal. I think it is right in law for a jury to say, from their knowledge of Aboriginals, that whereas a white man may have perhaps have cooled down, an Aboriginal would not."
Kriewaldt J in Balir Balir (1959)
"you may adopt a lesser standard as amounting to provocation where a native is charged with murder."
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READ THE BOOK: Book 2, Chapter 24
The Evening of a Long Day
- Things are looking up for Merdle. Now he wants a title, and not just be a Baronet (the lowest of the aristocratic titles). The Barnacles are looking into it.
- Meanwhile Fanny and Sparkler are now in their new house. It's kind of a tiny, crappy house in the best possible location.
- Fanny is super bored. Her house is boring, her reflection is boring, the view out her windows is boring. And her husband? He's the most boring of all.
- They have nothing to talk about. And every time he opens his mouth to say anything, even to answer one of her questions, she immediately shuts him up. Ah, married life is grand.
- It turns out they've been stuck at home for some time. First there was the mourning period for Dorrit and Frederick Dorrit. (Brain snack: back then, there was a socially enforced amount of time people who were in mourning had to wear black and couldn't go out to do anything fun. For how long? Well, it depended on who it was that had died – in this case a father, so probably at least several months.)
- Also, Fanny is preggers, which also limits her social life.
- Sparkler suggests that she could still party a little bit, but Fanny doesn't want her body compared with those who aren't pregnant.
- Finally Fanny suggests that they need to just have people over to their house all the time. All. The. Time. Because otherwise she is going to go crazy.
- Sparkler suggests Amy.
- Fanny is psyched at the idea of Amy coming, but obviously Amy alone won't be much fun. And besides, she is right now taking care of Tip, who is ill with malaria.
- Suddenly there is a tiny knock on the door.
- It's Merdle! He says repeatedly that he was out for a walk and decided to say hello. He is totally unable to make any conversation.
- He asks Fanny for a penknife (a knife that was used to sharpen quills used for writing). She offers him a mother-of-pearl one, but he prefers a tortoiseshell one instead. She asks him to try not to get ink on it. OK, then.
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Thor (Chris Hemsworth) is responsible for cleaning up the mess his brother, Loki (Tom Hiddleston) made while trying to retain order within the nine realms before he's able to ascend the throne and replace his father, Odin (Anthony Hopkins).
Before his coronation, Thor must deal with another foe, the Dark Elves, a race lost to time and war, led by Malekith (Christopher Eccleston).
As in the first "Thor" film, the movie opens with an epic battle and provide the back story between the Asgardians and the Dark Elves who want to take over the universe with a weapon known as the Aether before the film resumes in present time.
While Thor is protecting the realms from all adversaries with his Asgardian band of warriors from the first film, his love on Earth, Jane Foster (Natalie Portman) attempts to move on with her life and her research in astrophysics.
Helping Jane in England is Darcy (Kat Denning) and the traumatic Doctor Erik Selvig (Stellan Skarsgård), a man unstable after the incidents of New York.
Jane finds the Aether and becomes entrenched in it which compels Thor to take her to his home planet to protect her from Malekith. The two star-crossed lovers from different worlds reunite just as the nine realms align in the rare event known as the Convergence.
She along with the audience is introduced to the world that is Asgard with its advance in science and technology but at the same time retains the Viking nostalgia.
With the Aether on Asgard, Malekith along with the Dark Elves, carry out an assault against the city led by the unstoppable force bequeathed the name of Kurse (Adewale Akinnuoye-Agbaje). They must retain possession of the weapon, so they can avenge their failed attempt of taking over the worlds when Convergence nears.
The final showdown on Earth between Thor and Malekith infuses the storyline of the Aether and the Convergences as an inter-dimensional battle during the hectic moment when all worlds are aligned as one.
The destruction of the city and the casualty upon a impenetrable city leaves its king madden as he decrees lockdown, Jane under surveillance as he prepares for the next assault from the dark elves.
Thor must defy his father's commands in order to spare the city and its people. With his entourage and the assistance of the watchful eye of the city's protector, Heimdall (Idris Elba), guarding the bifrost, a launching pad into different realms.
But he needs the assistnce of Loki, who is confined in the prison with the universe's most wanted, to find a way to escape Asgard and enter the world of the dark elves to stop Malekith's plan.
The film retains elements of a Shakespearian family drama with a father who has become senile and lets his emotion get the best of him. The queen, Frigga, (Rene Russo) this time around serving more than just as a monarch mother figure.
But the relationship between the good son, Thor and the bad son, Loki, is what compels the franchise and the audience into the film. Seeing these immortal brothers argue and bicker show them more as human than the almighty.
The franchise has to question how long it can continue their relationship and dependency upon one another to carry the franchise because when they are seperated in the movie the film loses its essential element.
Mr. Hiddleston has the role of Loki within his grasp just like his ability to manipulate others with his old tricks, cleverly used in one moment of the film, that confounds as the audience awaits to see whether or not he will betray his brother, his family and Asgard for his obesession for power and regality.
The film focuses on the maturity of the next-in-like king Thor from his youthful aggression before he has to make the decision of whether or not he wants to be king or if he yearns for this love with Jane and to protect those within the nine realms.
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Movie Grade: 3.5 out of 5 stars
The world of Asgard is look at in-depth from the walls within the society to more information of its inhabitants and world, but the focus is upon the king-in-line Thor and his brother, Loki, who he has to depend upon to save the universe against the dark elves led by Malekith
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- Deleted scenes with commentary from Director Alan Taylor, scoring the film and gag reel.
- Audio commentary featuring Alan Taylor, Producer Kevin Feige, Tom Hiddlestone and Cinematographer Kramer Moregenthau.
The rental features plenty from previewing the next marvel hero on the big screen, Captain America, to Ben Kingsley reprising his role from "Iron Man 3." The featurette examines the progression of the "Thor" series including screen tests.
Rating: PG-13 for sequences of intense sci-fi action and violence, and some suggestive content.
Timing: 1 Hour, 58 Minutes
Genre: Action, Adventure, Fantasy
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NASCAR's Sprint Cup Series is taking a week off. So it's a chance for NASCAR's other two touring series – the Nationwide Series and the Camping World Truck Series – to grab the spotlight out at Chicagoland Speedway. But a couple of crew chiefs at the Cup level were making news after last week's race at New Hampshire.
I took a ride over to New Hampshire Motor Speedway last Sunday to enjoy the beautiful weather and some NASCAR racing and like everyone else felt sure that Denny Hamlin would win. He certainly had the best car. But in racing, the best car doesn't always win.
Confusion between Hamlin and his crew chief Darian Grubb turned a routine, late-race pit stop into a turning point that cost Hamlin a likely win and allowed Kasey Kahne to score with Hamlin having to settle for second place. Nobody pointed fingers, but communication between driver and crew chief seemed to break down at a key point.
Carl Edwards crew chief is also making some news this week. After contending for the championship a year ago, Edwards finds himself in 11th place in points with no wins and looking to find a way into this year's Chase for the championship. Team owner Jack Roush announced this week that Edwards' crew chief Bob Osborne would immediately transition to a new role at Roush Fenway Racing as a senior member of the management team. The new crew chief for Edwards No. 99 will be Chad Norris.
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Now, admin users can use it no problem, but when a regular user uses it, they're getting all sorts of permission problems:
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Lanckau, Jörg (2011). Hypsistos: Cultural Translation of Jewish Monotheism in the Hellenistic Period. Asiatische Studien / Études Asiatiques, 65(4):861-882.
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Malacologica Bohemoslovaca, published by the Institute of Zoology at the Slovak Academy of Sciences, is a free-access online journal. So far as I can tell, there is no print version of it. Is that a good thing?
Although I have recently published papers in print-only journals (Schriften zur Malakozoologie and the Journal of Conchology) and then ended up putting pdf versions of my papers on my own web page, I would rather publish in journals that are both online and printed at the same time. In the future, however, everything will probably be online only. So, we might as well start getting used to it.
In any case, Malacologica Bohemoslovaca has been publishing some interesting short papers, including one about a record of the North American native land snail Zonitoides arboreus (vol. 6) from the Czech Republic, another on a sinistral population of the freshwater snail Lymnaea stagnalis (vol. 6) and another concerning the European slug Arion alpinus (vol. 5). Check them out when you get a chance.
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By Austin B. Tucker
Tuesday, March 01, 2005
"True," answered the very weary wife, "and probably one fewer than you think!"
What makes a great preacher? As beauty is in the eye of the beholder, so opinions may differ on great preaching. In history, however, some preachers are clearly pulpit giants. There seem to be certain qualities that set a few preachers head and shoulders above the rest. What makes the difference? Here is my list of ten personal qualities that great preachers tend to have in common. See if you agree.
Great preachers are persons of great personal integrity before they are great pulpiteers.
Phillips Brooks (1835-1893), an early contributor to the Yale Lectures on Preaching, defined preaching as "truth through personality." But what did Brooks mean by "personality"? Is this what turns an actor into a star? Is this what helps a politician win elections? Is personality what makes a preacher popular? Brooks used the term "personality" for that mix of qualities that makes a preacher what he really is — not just what he appears to be. He was talking about the true person, not just the persona.
Brooks had in mind especially issues of personal character. Some people have argued that the character of a minister is incidental to his work, including pulpit work. Phillips Brooks challenged that view. The personal character of the preacher matters. Indeed, it is a priority. The preacher's task involves persuasion of the mind, emotions and will. We are more willing to believe good men. The preacher must be a person of integrity. Truly great preachers, as distinct from famous (or notorious!) preachers are servants of God, with Holy Spirit anointing.
Historian Ralph Turnbull wrote the third volume to complete Dargan's A History of Preaching. In it he declared Brooks as "the living example of his own ideals and counsel regarding preaching. Character is the principal thing in making a preacher." Brooks had compassion for the poor of the city as well as the affluent who flocked to hear him preach. Children loved him because they sensed that he loved them. The carol "O Little Town of Bethlehem" he wrote for the children of his church while on a trip to the Holy Land.
Brooks took a courageous stand on social and ethical issues of the Civil War era and afterward. In a time when Unitarianism and Darwinism were so strong, especially in New England, he held to all Thirty-Nine Articles of his Episcopal church. A fitting monument was erected in his memory in front of Trinity Church in Boston, the scene of his last and greatest pastoral ministry. It is a statue of Brooks standing in his pulpit with his open Bible. Standing behind the preacher (who himself stood six feet, four inches and weighed about three hundred pounds) is a larger-than-life Christ with his hand on the preacher's shoulder.


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The driest month is May, with 0 mm of rainfall. In December, the precipitation reaches its peak, with an average of 2 mm.
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The warmest month of the year is July, with an average temperature of 28.2 °C. At 11.6 °C on average, January is the coldest month of the year.
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On April 24, 2004, Professor Kelly Gregg, along with students Anielka Lacayo from Nicaragua and Cristina Almanza from Mexico, guided participants through Little River Canyon; the deepest and longest mountain-top river canyon in the eastern United States. The hike was an enormous success with nearly 30 participants, two-thirds of whom were Hispanic, said Pete Conroy, director of JSU'S Field Schools. Some said it was the first time they had felt embraced and acknowledged as community members.
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Keith Hudson of the Anniston Outdoor Association led the Dugger Mountain/Pinhoti Trail hike on April 17, 2004. Hikers gathered at the Pink E. Burns historic trapper cabin where Renee Morrison shared some folklore and legends about the Rabbittown area. The hikers were amazed at the abundance of blooming wildflowers such as wild iris, wild azalea and wild gardenia, which were identified by botanist, Jason Shelton. Along the trail they met a golden garter snake and several species of birds including indigo bunting, scarlet tanager, and rose-breasted grosbeak.
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On April 3, 2004 JSU's Dr. Kelly Gregg was joined by about 30 hikers along a challenging route through Little River Canyon from Powell Trail to Eberhart Point. Along the way, Dr. Gregg explained the geologic history of the canyon.
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Geologist Kelly Gregg and Naturalist Renee Morrison were joined by a small band of enthusiastic hikers on a 6-mile adventure through Little River Canyon on February 14, 2004. The gray sky didn't keep this group inside while they explored the geology and history of the canyon, listened to the drum of woodpeckers and the call of flickers, and marveled over the tiny Lycopodium, one of the oldest plant species in our area.
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The deluge began on Easter Sunday, soaking gentlemanly churchgoers in top hats and English frock coats and ladies attired in orange, rose and lapis lazuli gowns. Outside Euclid Avenue's First Methodist Church, women dashing toward waiting autos lifted their skirts and bared, in a reporter's words, a "kaleidoscopic flash of hosiery."
The rain came down steadily for two days, swelling rivers across Ohio. The Cuyahoga River became a rushing torrent, inundating the Flats, washing through lumberyards, and carrying small boats, railroad ties and driftwood into Lake Erie. A runaway freighter pounded against a bridge at West Third Street until it collapsed. Floods knocked out the electrical plant, which prompted a run on stores' candles.
The rains transformed Collinwood into a mini Venice. Photographer Peter E. Dietrich took this picture on Saranac Avenue, near his studio. It ran in The Plain Dealer on Wednesday, March 26, 1913. "Drink Distillata," suggested an ad on the same page, warning that the "filth, refuse and mud emptying into Old Erie" had made the city's unfiltered tap water even more undrinkable.
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BRUNSWICK — Assistant Fire Chief Richard Barber said he was humbled when he learned Chief Jim Baird had named him the city's firefighter of the year.
"It makes it easy when you have a good boss, good Council, good administration and good staff," Barber said when he accepted the award Monday night.
Barber has been with the department more than eight years after serving as a lieutenant in North Royalton for 11 years. In total, he has 28 years of firefighting experience, but Baird said it's Barber's creativity in addition to his skill that make him a great leader.
"I would not be effective without Rick," Baird said. "He has the creativity to envision a project and the talent to make it happen. That's a rare combination."
Barber most recently has been involved with countywide efforts to increase preparedness for major fires and other disasters. Barber serves as a team leader for the Incident Management Team, which works in concert with the Medina County Emergency Management Agency.
The Incident Management Assistance Team is a countywide group that allows police officers and firefighters to put out calls for assistance when handling a major fire or police incident.
Barber also instituted "chief boxes," a network that allows an agency to radio for backup chiefs or other leaders to help manage a scene.
"It's good to be able to call for backup manpower, but sometimes, you need additional command officers," he said. "That's what this allows you to do."
Baird said Barber made it a personal project to reach out to the community two years ago for help painting fire hydrants throughout the city.
"This city has 2,600 fire hydrants, and the expense of painting all of them was high," Barber said.
Barber instituted the "adopt-a-fire hydrant" program and residents and civic groups stepped up to paint 1,200 hydrants.
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But Baird said it's not just in special projects that Barber makes a difference; it's also in day-to-day operations.
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He also helps to manage the daily payroll and supervise the staff.
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Elena was the 2005 Poetry Co-Editor for The Los Angeles Review. She was one of three judges for the 2006 PEN USA Literary Award in Poetry. A ten-time Pushcart Prize nominee, Elena's many recent publications, among others, include, The Yale Review, Paris Review, American Poetry Review, Poetry, Volt, Pool, Denver Quarterly, Colorado Review, Virginia Quarterly Review, Ploughshares, Antioch Review, Verse, The Journal, Tri-Quarterly, Poetry Daily Anthology, Anthology of Magazine Verse & Yearbook of American Poetry, Spunk and Bite: a writer's guide to punchier, more engaging language and style, and Best American Poetry 2005. The Flammable Bird (Zoo Press) is now available through Tupelo Press & Consortium; as is her new book, Masque. Forthcoming works include The Fable Language (poetry), and Insignificance (essays).
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A filter used by Montgomery County to block inappropriate content on county employees' computers has been routinely blocking mainstream LGBT sites due to what the filter is labeling "pornography" and "nudity," a county employee tells Metro Weekly.
Jedediah Millard, an employee of Montgomery County Councilwoman Nancy Floreen, says he was searching the Internet in March 2011 for sources detailing a county resolution regarding marriage equality. When Millard clicked on a link to go to Metro Weekly, the browser blocked the site and listed a description reading, "Website contains prohibited Pornography/Nudity content."
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After some additional searching, Millard says he realized that many LGBT-related sites that are neither pornographic or show nudity had been blocked, so he notified a technician from the county's Office of Technology Services.
Afterward, some of the sites Millard had mentioned were unblocked. Millard did not specifically mention Metro Weekly in the list of blocked sites, and when he tried to access the site recently he found it was still blocked. Other blocked sites include those for the Gay and Lesbian Task Force and the International Gay and Lesbian Human Rights Commission, as well as any site containing the word "transgender."
"It really seems to be a system-wide problem," says Millard, who this month reported the flawed filter to the blog "Maryland Juice," which has previously covered overreaching county Web censorship.
In an Oct. 14 email to Metro Weekly, Keith Young, a security officer from the Montgomery County Office of Technology Services, said the county uses third-party software to categorize and block websites. Based on a 2002 policy, the county decided to block access to certain sites, including dating sites, pornographic sites and online gambling sites. Those terms were defined by the software vendor, which, according to Young, erroneously categorized Metro Weekly's website as an adult site.
In the email, Young said the county has responded by updating filters to allow access to Metro Weekly and notifying the software vendor of the error. In his initial response, Young did not name the vendor in question. A follow-up query to identify the vendor was not immediately answered.
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Dream Syndicate was an alternative rock band from Los Angeles, California active from 1981 to 1989. The band was associated with the Paisley Underground music movement.
While attending the University of California, Davis, Steve Wynn and Kendra Smith played together (with future True West members Russ Tolman and Gavin Blair) in The Suspects. Moving back home to Los Angeles, Wynn recorded a single under the name 15 Minutes (as in 15 minutes of fame) as his intended farewell to music. He did not follow that course. Rehearsing in a band called Goat Deity, Wynn met Karl Precoda, who had answered an ad for a bass player, and the two joined to form a new group, with Precoda switching to guitar. Smith came to play bass, and brought in drummer Dennis Duck, who had played in the locally successful Pasadena-based Human Hands.
Duck suggested the name "The Dream Syndicate" in reference to Tony Conrad's early 1960s New York experimental ensemble (better known as the Theater of Eternal Music), whose members included John Cale.
On February 23, 1982, The Dream Syndicate performed its first show at Club Lingerie in Hollywood. A four-song EP was recorded in the basement of Wynn's house and released on his own Down There label, and the band quickly achieved local notoriety for its often aggressively long, feedback-soaked improvisations. Obvious sources were The Velvet Underground (the Dream Syndicate could be called early VU revivalists) and Television, but echoes of the Quicksilver Messenger Service and Creedence Clearwater Revival could also be discerned. "It was an overnight thing," Wynn recalled of their success. "There was no dues paying. It was very weird, and it screwed us up in some ways."
The band was signed to Slash Records, whose subsidiary Ruby Records released its debut and by far best-known album, The Days of Wine and Roses, in 1982. The next year saw the UK (Rough Trade Records) release of the album's anthemic lead track, "Tell Me When It's Over", as the A-side of an EP which also included a live cover of Neil Young's "Mr. Soul".
Kendra Smith left the band and joined David Roback, formerly of the band Rain Parade, to form Opal. She was replaced in the Dream Syndicate by David Provost.
The Medicine Show, recorded in 1984 in San Francisco with producer Sandy Pearlman (Blue Öyster Cult, The Clash), was the right step forward for the band and a genuine rock classic in its own right. But the commercial failure of the album was the beginning of the end for the band, and contributed towards its temporary breakup. They opened tours for R.E.M. and U2 and released the 5-song EP This Is Not The New Dream Syndicate Album - Live (1984), the last record to feature Karl Precoda on guitar (who soon after left to pursue a career in screenwriting) and the first appearance of bassist Mark Walton. The band left A&M after the label rejected its demo for "Slide Away" (later released on the semi-official It's Too Late To Stop Now).
In 1985, Wynn and Dan Stuart of Green on Red wrote 10 songs together which were recorded with Dennis Duck, among others, and released by A&M as Danny and Dusty : The Lost Weekend.
After a brief hiatus, Wynn, Duck and Walton joined with Paul B. Cutler (of the proto-Goth 45 Grave) to form the final version of The Dream Syndicate; they recorded two more studio albums, Out Of The Grey (1986), produced by Cutler, and Ghost Stories (1988), produced by Elliot Mazer (producer also of several Neil Young albums, including Harvest and Time Fades Away). A live album, Live at Raji's, was recorded (also by Mazer) before Ghost Stories but released afterward. There is disagreement among fans as to which lineup was the best, but in every permutation the band produced guitar-driven rock music at a time when Lou Reed, David Bowie, Miles Davis, and many others were fooling around with drum machines.
Posthumous releases include 3 1/2; The Lost Tapes 1985-1988, a collection of unreleased studio sessions, and The Day Before Wine and Roses, a live radio performance recorded just prior to the release of the band's first album.
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Beatles tribute band Creme Tangerine invades the North Olympic Peninsula with a bombardment of the Fab Four's greatest hits for a show at Olympic Cellars Winery, 255410 U.S. Highway 101, where the band will play as part of the winery's Saturday Summer Concert Series at 7 p.m. Saturday.
Based in Kirkland, the quintet of Byron Prather on lead vocals and guitar; Chuck Dorsett on keyboards and vocals; Tim Mushen on guitar and vocals; Jeff Lockhart on drums; and Warren Kinser on bass has been a popular draw on the Peninsula, selling out concerts here over the past four years.
Creme Tangerine snags its moniker from a line in "Savoy Truffle," a song on the Beatles' White Album.
The band's Peninsula performance comes on the heels of a re-creation Thursday of the Beatles' 1964 invasion of Seattle at Seattle Center's Mural Amphitheater.
Tickets are $13 in advance at www.BrownPaperTickets.com or $15 at the door.
Proceeds will benefit Clallam County Habitat for Humanity.
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Last week we touched on changes in consumer behavior in the music industry and how artists can make progress towards getting paid in our new streaming economy. However, there are other ways for artists to make money these days: more and more bands are licensing their music as an alternative source of revenue. Licensing gives artists the opportunity to partner with lucrative brands and have their music heard by millions of people who would otherwise be unreachable. At the 2014 SXSW Music and Media Conference, you will have the opportunity to hear from experts on multiple panels throughout the week.
As recently as fifteen years ago, an indie band selling their song for use in a commercial might have been met with fierce opposition and a loss of respect from their industry peers. A recent article published on BuzzFeed, entitled How Selling Out Saved Indie Rock, sums this change up perfectly. Howard Greynolds saw the pushback indie bands received for licensing their songs for commercial use while working for indie label Thrill Jockey in the 1990s. According to Greynolds, the cause of the change in attitude "wasn't just the huge drop in record sales, but as layoffs swept through the record industry, contacts from labels and distributors went to marketing, advertising, and brands."
There's a lot of potential money to be made if you license your music. Brands are increasing spending on music for use in marketing campaigns more than ever before. In the UK, brands spent more than £100 million on music in 2012, up 6% from 2011 according to an article published by Click Music. As long as the brand the artist chooses to partner with makes sense with their identity, artists can retain and grow their fanbase, as well as generate significant revenue. The tricky part is navigating through licensing specifics.
So, if you're an artist or band manager, what is the proper way of selling your music for use in TV commercials or films? Our panelists at SXSW 2014 have the answers for you. See the list of licensing-focused sessions happening at the 2014 SXSW Music and Media Conference below and click the links to read more. And don't forget, the next registration deadline is this coming Friday, November 22 - register now and save on your badge.
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Scrabble word: BERRY
In which Scrabble dictionary does BERRY exist?
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Definitions of BERRY in dictionaries:
- noun - any of numerous small and pulpy edible fruits
- noun - a small fruit having any of various structures, e.g., simple (grape or blueberry) or aggregate (blackberry or raspberry)
- noun - United States rock singer (born in 1931)
- verb - pick or gather berries
- An indehiscent fruit derived from a single ovary and having the whole wall fleshy, such as the grape or tomato.
- A small, juicy, fleshy fruit, such as a blackberry or raspberry, regardless of its botanical structure.
- The small, dark egg of certain crustaceans or fishes.
- To hunt for or gather berries: went berrying in July.
- To bear or produce berries.
- verb - to produce berries (fleshy fruits)
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Phase One Unveils IQ280, IQ260, and IQ260 Achromatic Digital Camera Backs
Phase One Announces IQ2 Series Digital Camera Backs Pushes Image Quality Beyond Megapixels
COPENHAGEN, March 4, 2013 — Phase One, the world's leader in open-platform, medium format camera systems and solutions, today announced the Phase One IQ2 series: three new full-frame 645 format digital camera backs with high-speed wireless connectivity and 13 f-stops of dynamic range, plus new options to meet specific photographic goals. Building on the IQ digital back platform, the first choice of many of the world's leading photographers, the technical advances in the Phase One IQ280, IQ260 and IQ260 Achromatic go beyond delivering ultra-high megapixel resolution to introduce greater mobility and workflow flexibility for professional photographers.
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Everything you need for your next Airplane themed birthday party!!
This listing is DIY printables. No printed materials will be shipped. The files will be sent to your email address within 48 hours of final proof approval. If you would like a picture included in the invitation, send it to Lauren.haddox [!at] gmail.com. The list price includes personalization on all printable! $10 fee for color alterations and edits within the design.
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6. 3, 5 and 8 inch party circles
7. Menu Cards ($5 upgrade available to have them typed up)
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After she left a long term relationship, she She ran into an old friend, Phyllis Lindstrom, who was the landlady of a huge house and had signed a year's lease for her to have one of the best apartments in the house. Mary met a woman who lived in the building, Rhoda Morganstern. Mary and Rhoda became best friends, to Phyllis's dismay. She also had a bond with Phyllis's daughter, Bess.
Mary applied for a secretarial job at a television station, WJM-TV, the Twin Cities' lowest rated station. She met with news producer Lou Grant, who hated her spunk, but hired her anyway. The secretarial position was filled, so Mary was hired as associate producer, a job for which she was not qualified, and which paid less money than she would have made as a secretary. She quickly became friends with news writer Murray Slaughter, who in time came to adore her. She was even friends with the very vain (and very incompetent) news anchor, Ted Baxter. In fact, Ted got along better with Mary than anyone else in the news room.
Mary often was the voice of reason, but that didn't help her whenever she threw parties. Her parties were always unqualified disasters, and were legendary in Minneapolis.
After almost four years of living in Phyllis' apartment house, she moved into a new high-rise apartment. While living there, Mary made friends with next-door neighbor, Paula Kovaks. Other friends of Mary's included Homemaking expert, Sue Ann Nivens and Georgette Franklin, who married Ted in her new apartment. Eventually, Mary was promoted to News Producer, while Lou became the station's news director.
In 1977, Mary, along with Lou, Murray and Sue Ann, lost their jobs in an effort to boost the news' sagging ratings. Ted, ironically, had kept his job, despite the fact that it was he who was the primary cause for the news cast's low ratings.
Some years later, she did end up moving to New York and got her master's degree in journalism, married a congressman (Steven Cronin), worked for ABC News, and had a daughter, Rose, whom she was very proud of. Her seven years of work at WJM-TV had paid off handsomely.
After her husband's death, she returned to New York and reconnected, happily, with her best friend, Rhoda, who, by this time, had had a daughter of her own, named Meredith.
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This quote was taken from the official Guild Wars 2 twitter page but it looks like we wont be able to pre-purchase from Amazon :(
"If you preordered GW2 at Amazon, you did not pay in full. Amazon only charges on delivery. So it does not qualify as pre-purchase. ^MK"


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Known for exceptional columns, Sullivan's opinions sealed his San Diego fate
Writing, Tim Sullivan had a helluva week.
It's old news that Sullivan can bring it. A literate, graceful and thoughtful columnist, he's also a dogged reporter who has been at it for a long time, first for the Cincinnati Enquirer and the last 10 years for the newspaper once known as the San Diego Union-Tribune, now the U-T San Diego.
His latest run of extraordinary work began with a column on a local neurosurgeon. The doctor was so concerned about the burgeoning concussion crisis that he talked his 260-pound son out of playing football. In these media-revolution days when news organizations believe hyper-local is the answer to creating new revenue streams, Sullivan brought a national story down to a grass-roots level.
Next, he broke news in a column telling of Phil Mickelson's interest in becoming a part-owner of the San Diego Padres. As good as it was to report that news, Sullivan did better for the U-T San Diego by getting an interview with a man famously reluctant to talk to the press in anything but mass-interview situations. Best, the interview went beyond the usual pap. Mickelson said he'd be a real player making a significant financial investment in the deal.
Going 3-for-3 with every one a home run, Sullivan then gave his readers one of those inside-baseball columns that can cause eyes to glaze over when done by mediocre writers and reporters. But such is Sullivan's skill that he engaged even the casual reader who cared nothing about the Padres' long and fruitless search for a hitter who can anchor a lineup for years. He wrote about the Angels' outfielder Mike Trout, a 20-year-old who's hitting over .300 with power and "covers ground as if he were being chased by a cheetah." The most fascinating piece of reporting in the column was that the Padres' general manager passed over the chance to draft Trout – not once, twice – and told Sullivan how he'd missed on the phenom.
Those columns are the stuff that make newspapers and their websites worth reading. Sullivan's pieces ran on Sunday, Monday, and Wednesday.
Friday, he was fired.
He was at work on the Mike Trout column when a window opened on his computer screen. At 3 p.m. Friday, he had an appointment with the paper's editor, Jeff Light.
The note was ominous. Six years before, Sullivan had made an enemy. That man was now his newspaper's president and CEO. He had criticized XX Sports Radio station owner John Lynch for "heavy-handed" editorials in favor of a new stadium for the San Diego Chargers. "The man has all the subtlety of a sledgehammer," Sullivan wrote of Lynch, and then quoted a Lynch editorial threatening the city attorney: "If you attempt to be an obstructionist in a county or other deal with the Chargers, we will lead a campaign to recall you. That's a promise and we will spend whatever it takes to remove you from office."
Then, in November 2011, San Diego hotel magnate Doug Manchester bought the newspaper and installed Lynch as its top executive. The Voice of San Diego, a non-profit news organization, reported that Lynch wanted the U-T sports page "to be an advocate for a new football stadium" and quoted him saying the paper should "call out those who don't as obstructionists."
A journalistic product of the Watergate era – reporters as skeptics, as idealists – Sullivan didn't like anything Lynch said. He went to Light with misgivings about their new boss. Sullivan says he wanted to provide Light "the background on what I had written about Lynch and to express my ethical concerns going forward. I told him then that I was not in a position to quit on principle but that I was worried that Lynch's interview had inflicted serious damage to the paper's credibility and that his leadership would result in compromised standards." Sullivan also says he "expressed concern that (Lynch's) heavy-handed ways had not changed since my 2006 column and, as a consequence, my position on the stadium question might cost me my job – that Lynch might see me as an obstructionist."
Sullivan had not been an obstructionist. He had been a reporter asking questions and forming opinions, which is what the best columnists at real newspapers do. "My position has been that the paper's primary responsibility is to protect the public from another bad deal, such as the one that resulted in San Diego (taxpayers) agreeing to guarantee sellouts for the Chargers. That document was so badly drafted that even a sportswriter could see its flaws: no limit to liability, no cap on ticket prices. I have felt that the paper dropped the ball in failing to scrutinize that deals (years before my arrival) and should be exceedingly careful in endorsing another stadium deal. Mr. Lynch appears to be of a mind to make the stadium happen and bulldoze the opposition or even those who raise questions."
At age 57, Sullivan has embraced, truly if lightly, the media revolution. He has built a social media presence on Twitter and Facebook. He does all the radio, TV, and promotional appearances that have become the pro bono duties of a metropolitan sports columnist. And yet, like many journalists, he has asked in staff meetings at some volume the questions that every thinking journalist has asked for the last five years: How can we be expected to do more with less? How can we do right by the printed paper which makes 95 percent of the money while being asked to produce added content for the website? In short, and not that he ever said such a thing but I, for one, have often asked: Have all newspaper executives lost their minds?
So, on that fateful Wednesday with a message from Light on his computer screen, Sullivan suspected trouble. "For two days," he said by email, "I attempted to ascertain the subject of this meeting without success. Tracked Light down in the newsroom Thursday and he claimed he couldn't talk, and that he would talk to me Friday. When I was admitted to his office, he was talking on his cell phone, pointed me to a chair at his conference table and closed the door. When he got off the phone and sat down, he blithely said something about how I had been right (in November), that John Lynch had gotten me. I don't remember much after that — too shocked . . .My shock quickly morphed into anger. I am told I slammed his door pretty hard on the way out."
Sullivan doesn't know what's next for him. He has asked an intermediary to arrange a face-to-face meeting with Lynch. He has spoken to newspaper sports editors in major markets. He calls himself "mobile and motivated." A couple days after the firing, Sullivan dropped in a note on his Facebook page. "A sports editor prone to overstatement says I am the Albert Pujols of sportswriter free agents," he wrote. And then, ever the columnist looking for the next bright analogy, he said, "Well, I am grumpy and having a bad year."
Dave Kindred's latest book, "Morning Miracle," is an inside-the-newsroom account of two years in the life of The Washington Post. Now a contributing writer at Golf Digest, Kindred is a Red Smith Award winner and member of the National Sportscasters and Sportswriters Association Hall of Fame. He can be reached by email at email@example.com. He can be followed on Twitter and Facebook.


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Garden Hotel VIP House
- Location: Wusi Square,No1 Bathing Beach
- Address: No.6 Zhanghua Road, Qingdao
- Tel: 0532-83990888 (Book this hotel, call 800-2682918)
- Hotel Name in Chinese: 花园大酒店贵宾楼
- Lowest Price: $100
Opened in January 1st, 2007,the 6-storey Garden Hotel VIP House is located at the beach of the East Ocean, between Hong Kong Middle Road and East Ocean Road. It is east to the famous Shi Old Resort and Laoshan Resort and south to the 2008 Olympic Sailing Base. The hotel is 40 kilometers (40-min-drive) to the Airport; 15 kilometers (25-min-drive) to the Railway Station; 15 kilometers (25-min-drive) to the Coach Station; 5 kilometers to the City Government.
The Qingdao Garden Hotel VIP House (Huayuan Dajiudian Guibin Lou) is constructed in a luxurious garden style offering 60 rooms. The lobby is elegant and well equipped. All floors are designed for maximum natural lighting. Guest rooms are all elegantly decorated and provide comprehensive facilities. There are four Conferences to meet your requirement. VIP conference rooms for 15 persons are perfect for business negotiation & presentation. For Food and Beverage, its Chinese restaurant is high standard equipped with luxurious private dining rooms and multifunctional hall. Dishes include Cantonese and Chaozhou cuisines. An exotic Western restaurant is also available providing cozy and romantic dining environment. Besides, there are outdoor bar & recreational center.
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For a quick, great-tasting, vegan "meatball," look no farther than Nate's Meatless Meatballs. With a selection of flavors including Classic, Zesty Italian, and Savory Mushroom, it's easy to perfectly customize a dish or just enjoy straight up!
Made primarily from soy and breadcrumbs, the meatballs are packaged fully cooked, but frozen, making them great to keep on hand for last minute additions or as stand-alone appetizers. Quickly cook them in the microwave or add to a sauce on the stovetop.
The texture is firm and very similar to a real meatball, setting Nate's Meatless Meatballs apart from other lower quality vegetarian and vegan options that tend to crumble after cooking. Although the meatballs can get a little dry, a good sauce is a simple remedy.
For a very easy vegetarian meal, try this:
Creamy Italian Shells and Nate's Meatless Meatballs with Carmelized Onions
1 package of Knorr Italian Sides, Creamy Garlic Shells
1/2 package of Nate's Meatless Meatballs, Zesty Italian
1/4 cup chopped yellow onion
1 tbsp olive oil
1 tbsp butter or margarine
1/2 tsp brown sugar
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Serve pasta with meatballs and top with carmelized onions. Pair with a fresh green salad or sliced tomato and basil.
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New Snowden Trailer: The World Isn't Ready for the Truth, or for Joseph Gordon-Levitt's Reedy Snowden Voice
Directed by Oliver Stone.By Nate Jones and Jackson McHenry
Directed by Oliver Stone.By Nate Jones and Jackson McHenry
The meetings have been going on for a year.By Jackson McHenry
The biopic was pushed back to 2016.By Nate Jones
In the Oliver Stone film.By Lindsey Weber
In Oliver Stone's forthcoming biopic.By Anna Silman
He's called the NSA leaker a "hero" and President Obama a "disgrace," so ...By Joe Coscarelli
JFK is a deeply confused movie, but there's a searching quality to the confusion that marks it as a genuine work of art.By Bilge Ebiri
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There are at least two other King films in the works.By Margaret Hartmann
They didn't like the Breaking Bad finale.By Margaret Hartmann
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"This is not a war on drugs. This is a war for money."By Matt Zoller Seitz
After soft-peddling sensationalism in his last three movies, Oliver Stone returns with a new maturity.By David Edelstein
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Consumer prices in April 2008
May 15, 2008
On a seasonally adjusted basis, the Consumer Price Index for All Urban Consumers (CPI-U) advanced 0.2 percent in April, following a 0.3-percent increase in March.
The index for energy was virtually unchanged after advancing 1.9 percent in March. In April, the index for petroleum-based energy fell 1.6 percent, offsetting a 2.5-percent increase in the index for energy services.
The food index rose 0.9 percent in April. The index for food at home increased 1.5 percent, reflecting substantial increases in all six major grocery store food groups.
The index for all items less food and energy advanced 0.1 percent in April, following a 0.2-percent rise in March. Downturns in the indexes for public transportation, for household furnishings and operations, and for recreation, coupled with a larger decline in the index for lodging away from home, more than offset an upturn in the index for apparel.
For the 12 months ended in April 2008, the CPI-U rose 3.9 percent, as shown in the chart.
These data are from the BLS Consumer Price Index program. To learn more, see "Consumer Price Index: April 2008," (PDF) (HTML) news release USDL 08-0664.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, Consumer prices in April 2008 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2008/may/wk2/art04.htm (visited June 28, 2016).
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Healthcare occupations are a significant percentage of U.S. employment. Some of the largest and highest paying occupations are in healthcare. This Spotlight examines employment and wages for healthcare occupations.
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Longitudinal surveys help us understand long-term changes, such as how events that happened when a person was in high school affect labor market success as an adult.
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265.4 sec. 1 - Jewish Law in Comparative Perspective: Comparative Visions of the Legal Enterpri (Spring 2014)
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Meeting Time: Tu 3:35-5:25
Meeting Location: 111
Course Start: January 07, 2014
Class Number (formerly Course Control Number) (Non-1Ls): 49814
This course in Jewish Law and Ethics will take a comparative approach to conceptions of law, ethics, and the legal enterprise. By exploring a legal system that adopts a very different notion of the relationship between law and ethics, the course will offer a lens to reflect on the U.S. legal system, as well as the system of regulating the ethics and behavior in the legal profession.
The course will address foundational questions about the relation between law and ethics, the advocacy system and its alternatives, the benefits and disadvantages of basing law on notions of rights as opposed to obligations, legal evolution in the face of change, the role of narrative in law and ethics. It will consider a variety of substantive legal areas to illuminate overarching themes, including: Jewish law regarding speech, education, environmental protection, and abortion.
** Assigned readings are all in English. ** No prior knowledge is required.
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