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Danish police kill 22-year-old suspected of Copenhagen shootings
The shooter had killed two people — one at a Copenhagen synagogue, and one at an event promoting free speech — on Saturday.
Marseille neighborhood sealed off after shots fired at police
The shooting in Marseille happened just as Prime Minister Manuel Valls arrived for a scheduled visit to hail statistics showing a fall in crime in France's second largest city.
West presses Putin to back 'last-chance' Ukraine peace bid
Western leaders challenged Russian President Vladimir Putin Saturday to prove he wants peace in Ukraine.
This is what a homegrown jihadi might look like, according to France
#Stopdjihadisme: The French government's new counterterrorism plan involves a website and a hashtag.
Greece: What next?
Tsipras or Merkel will have to give ground if Greece is to stay in the euro zone.
Some French want a Patriot Act, but they have something even tougher
Analysis: France even has a vaguely worded law against 'association with wrongdoers' that lets authorities jail people whose actions assist a terrorist, whether they knew it or not
#JeSuis … Volnovakha?
This is Ukraine's (highly debatable) answer to #JeSuisCharlie.
Manhunts, death threats as Europe on high terror alert
The suspected mastermind of a jihadist cell in Belgium remains at large. Meanwhile, fresh protests broke out in Pakistan where thousands gathered to chant angry slogans and burn French flags.
These countries are for freedom of speech in France but not at home
It's a bit of the 'pot calling the kettle black,' wouldn't you say?
France defends freedom of speech after violent protests
Meanwhile, jittery European nations stepped up security in the wake of last week's attacks in France that claimed 17 lives.
Niger protesters burn churches in second day of Charlie riots
The clashes come a day after five people were killed in Niger in protests over French newspaper Charlie Hebdo's cartoons of the Prophet Mohammad.
France's determined response to terror has given Hollande a boost
The French are celebrating 'fraternité' like it's 1945, but unity will be hard to maintain.
The latest edition of Charlie Hebdo is out (LIVE BLOG)
The issue has already sold out in France.
Remembering the 17 victims of the Paris attacks
They were journalists, police officers, students, business people, parents, Muslim and Jewish.
What will supporters think of Charlie Hebdo once they actually read it?
A paper with a relatively small circulation and funding problems just a week ago, Charlie Hebdo now finds itself with broad support. Will it last?
#FreedomOfSpeech: What that means in the US, Britain and France
Does France need a First Amendment? After the attack on a French satirical paper that relentlessly flexes its freedom of expression, here's a look at rights in Europe.
France to deploy 10,000 soldiers in the country (LIVE BLOG)
'The threats remain and we have to protect ourselves from them,' Defense Minister Jean-Yves Le Drian said.
France will deploy 10,000 soldiers in France
France decides to militarize in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shootings that killed 17 people.
Europe's new terrorists are low-tech lone wolves who can still make major impact
Assailants range from radicalized 'amateurs' to those like Said Kouachi, believed to have honed his killing skills in the battlefields of the Middle East.
At least a million march in Paris, thousands join rallies around world (LIVE BLOG)
'Today Paris is the center of the world,' President Francois Hollande said Sunday.
Paris shooting suspects killed, along with hostage-taker and captives in Paris 'anti-Semitic' attack (LIVE BLOG)
Hundreds of thousands are expected to rally in the streets of Paris this weekend in a show of national unity.
After a solemn night of mourning, a panicked morning manhunt in France
Friday began with reports of gunfire exchanged between police and suspects in a town northeast of Paris, another stolen car, and at least one hostage taken.
Twin hostage dramas unfold in Paris as police surround shooting suspects
Paris shooting suspects have taken a hostage. Meanwhile, in an apparently related attack, another shooter has taken five hostages at a kosher supermarket.
Europe's bracing for a backlash after the Paris attack. Will it come?
The French are standing firm in response to the Charlie Hebdo shooting, but concern is mounting among Europe's Muslim communities.
To publish or not to publish Charlie Hebdo's cartoons?
It's a dilemma editors worldwide are grappling with after the fatal shooting at the Paris office of the satirical French newspaper.
Hollande appeals for unity as Charlie Hebdo attack stokes French fears
Wednesday's attack is the deadliest suspected Islamist attack on French territory and is sure to crank up fear in a country already tense after a series of recent incidents.
This is how cartoonists are showing their solidarity with Charlie Hebdo victims
An attack on the magazine's offices in Paris left 12 dead on Wednesday.
Timeline: French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo is no stranger to controversy or violence
The magazine has long poked fun at high-profile figures and world religions, including Islam.
Inside Charlie Hebdo: The Paris attack targeted paper that mocked fundamentalists
Charlie Hebdo's French satirists had refused to bow in face of terror threats.
Manhunt for Paris shooting suspects continues (LIVE BLOG)
Police say two suspects in the shooting at the offices of the satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, which killed 12 people on Wednesday, are still at large.
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SPOKANE, Wash. (AP) -- With its stifling defense, Washington State didn't need extra motivation against neighboring rival Gonzaga.
They got it anyway.
Aron Baynes scored 13 points - nine in the second half - and the No. 8 Cougars' defense dominated in a 51-47 victory over the frustrated, 17th-ranked Bulldogs on Wednesday night that sent Gonzaga to its first-ever loss at home while ranked.
The Cougars took equal joy in denouncing the pregame comment from the Zags' Micah Downs that WSU (8-0) was the second-best team in Washington.
"Pretty good showing for the second-best team in the state, I think," said a smiling Cougars guard Taylor Rochestie, who had the clinching 3-pointer with 29 seconds left.
Downs, who scored 11 points, was contrite.
"They beat our butts," Downs said. "Good luck to them the rest of the season."
The Cougars don't seem to need much luck. They have too much else going for them after holding an opponent to 47 or fewer points for the fourth time in eight games.
Kyle Weaver added 12 points for Washington State, which won for only the eighth time in 112 road games against ranked teams. He also led a halfcourt lockdown that held the generally uptempo Zags (7-2) to their lowest point total since losing 71-47 at Southern Utah on Dec. 23, 1996.
"We couldn't put the ball in the hole. That doesn't happen to us very often," Austin Daye said.
The freshman who wowed with 20 points in a game earlier this season managed just seven, on 1-for-11 shooting.
David Pendergraft had 15 points for Gonzaga, which had won its first 55 home games while ranked. The Zags lost for just the second time in 44 games at the McCarthey Athletic Center, which opened three years ago.
They won seven straight in this series until WSU's victory last season in Pullman, which catapulted the Cougars from doormats to darlings en route to a school-record 26 wins and a first NCAA tournament berth since 1994.
Wednesday, Gonzaga shot 26 percent - and it seemed lower.
Yet after trailing by 12 during a miserable first half, Gonzaga found itself down by only 42-41 on 3-pointers by Pendergraft sandwiched around a 3 by Micah Downs. But Daye missed a 3-pointer with just under 2 minutes left that would have pulled the Zags to 47-46.
"I was taking shots I had made since the fifth grade. Open threes and one-dribble pull-ups," Daye said. "But I couldn't finish it tonight."
Just as Downs made a 3 with 1:24 left that would have made it 47-46, Gonzaga coach Mark Few called timeout from the bench, nullifying the score. Then Daye missed a runner in the lane off the front of the rim and Rochestie answered with his 3-pointer and a fist pump to clinch coach Tony Bennett's 34th win in 42 games since he succeeded his father, Dick, as WSU's coach before last season.
"Extra satisfaction," Rochestie said, smiling again.
The Cougars' clinging, man-to-man defense harried Gonzaga into rushed shots, denied even the simplest passing lanes and kept the Bulldogs without a field goal for the final 5:15.
Matt Bouldin, the Bulldogs' leading scorer coming in, went 0-for-9 from the field with the taller Weaver blanketing him most of the night. Reduced to wild, one-handed scoop shots, Bouldin, who was averaging 14.4 points, went scoreless.
"I just wanted him to have to work hard, not get easy shots," Weaver said. "I think he was getting frustrated."
The Bulldogs missed 16 of their first 22 tries and fell behind 26-14 after 16 minutes. They trailed 28-19 at halftime. Gonzaga's lowest-scoring half in 11 years ended fittingly: Jeremy Pargo rushed down floor - seemingly out of control - and threw up a wild runner from two feet out that banged high off the glass as the horn sounded.
Pargo finished with 10 points on 3-for-11 shooting. He had a career high-tying 23 Saturday in Gonzaga's win over Connecticut in Boston.
The Cougars had so much bite on defense, Derrick Low's six-point night on 2-for-8 shooting didn't matter. Low left second-place-in-state status as scraps for Washington (4-3) and Gonzaga.
This was perhaps the biggest game ever between the Eastern Washington neighbors, as it was the first time two the teams met while both were ranked. Tickets were going for as much as $200 each - or not going at all. Cougars coach Tony Bennett couldn't get tickets for legendary WSU quarterback Mark Rypien when the former Super Bowl MVP asked for them months ago.
"This was a big game and a lot of excitement," Bennett said. "But it's one game."

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In addition, the company has announced a 20-inch all-in-one desktop with multi-touch support, a choice of AMD Athlon dual core processors, 4GB of memory and ATI Mobility Radeon graphics. The C315 will arrive in April for $649 and will include Lenovo's IdeaTouch interface along with other touch friendly software.
While none of these seem overly impressive, it's good to see AMD scoring some design wins and paving the way for more affordable products that don't necessarily skimp on quality. Just last month Lenovo unveiled a range of Intel and AMD-based ultraportable laptops aimed at business users on a budget, including the ThinkPad X100e and a new ThinkPad Edge series.


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2005-06 Highlights: Appeared in 29 games, including ten starts...shot a career-high 44 percent from the field on the season, ranking 17th in the Horizon League...averaged 8.8 points and 2.4 rebounds per game...totaled 71 rebounds, 36 steals and a career-high six blocks...scored in double figures on 12 occasions...notched a career and team-high 23 points in a 20-point victory over Wright State on Jan. 23...posted a stellar performance in the Horizon League Championship game against UW-Milwaukee with 17 points...pulled down a team and season-high seven rebounds in UIC's 83-64 win over Butler on Jan. 7...shot a season-high .778 (7-of-9) from the field against Detroit...went 11-for-17 versus Wright State on Jan. 23...shot 100 percent (2-for-2) from beyond the arc against Chicago State...dished out four assists in a 73-51 victory over Loyola on Jan. 14...poured in 16 points in two consecutive games late in the season against Wright State and UW-Green Bay...shot 100 percent from the line on four occasions...pulled down six rebounds versus Wright State on Feb. 16...garnered 12 points, seven rebounds, three steals and one blocked shot against Butler on Jan. 7...scored ten points and pulled down four rebounds against Central Michigan on Nov. 22...shot over 50 percent from the field in nine contests on the season.
2004-05 Highlights: Appeared in 28 games, including 25 starts...led UIC with 111 buckets on the season...averaged 9.6 points per contest...had 10 points and five boards against UWGB in the Horizon League semifinals on Mar. 6....scored 14 points on 7-for-14 shooting against Wright State on Feb. 12...picked up 16 points on 8-for-14 shooting against Butler on Feb. 9...tied a career-high with four steals against Cleveland State on Jan. 22...had 15 points against Detroit on Jan. 20...scored eight points and added a season-high, eight rebounds against UWM on Jan. 17...tied a career-best with a team-best 19 points and tied a team-season best with nine buckets against Cleveland State on Jan. 3...totaled a then, career-best seven buckets and four steals en route to 17 points against Loyola on Dec. 23...posted 12 points against Dartmouth on Dec. 16...garnered 15 points, six rebounds, four assists and two steals against Northwestern on Dec. 14...poured in 14 points against Central Michigan on Dec. 12...notched a team and career-high 19 points against #17 DePaul on Nov. 30...scored 16 points against SEMO on Nov. 27...chipped in 11 points against UA-Little Rock on Nov. 26.
2003-04 Highlights: Appeared in all 28 games, including four starts...averaged 3.6 points and 2.5 rebounds per contest...tallied a season-high 11 points, on 5-for-6 shooting, against IPFW on Feb. 7...scored 10 points against Wright State on Jan. 17...nearly missed a double-double against Loyola on Feb. 4, scoring nine points and hauling in a season-high nine boards...scored seven points and dished out a season-high six assists against Butler on Feb. 12...posted eight points against Western Kentucky on Jan. 11.
Prep/Personal: Averaged 18 points, seven rebounds and two assists as a senior, despite playing with a torn rotator cuff...helped Marshall to the city championship twice...four-year varsity player and two-year captain for Marshall...Two-time All-State, All-City and All-Public League Red selection...earned Marshall's Athlete of the Year honors as a senior...named to the All-Tournament Teams at the Martin Luther King Shootout and Peoria Manual tournament...pushed the Commandos to the Peoria Manual tournament championship...led Marshall to the IHSA Class AA quarterfinals as a junior, averaging a team high 13.9 points per game...daughter of Donald Holmes and Lendena Augustus...born February 19, 1985...major is LAS.
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Catching Up With...Matt Harpring
Former Jacket basketball great Matt Harpring catches up with Sting Daily for a Q&A
Dec. 12, 2011
By Jon Cooper
Long before "Matty Ice" -- the nickname for Atlanta Falcons quarterback Matt Ryan -- was thrilling Hotlanta crowds, there was another Matt in Atlanta with ice water running through his veins that was bringing fans to their feet.
Only this Matt played basketball and created his thrills on the courts of Thriller Dome and throughout the ACC. That was Matt Harpring.
Harpring, who played his high school ball at Marist, was a dominant forward in his four seasons starting for Georgia Tech (1995-98). He was a three-time All-ACC First Teamer, a two-time Academic All-America and a Third Team All-America in 1998. He left Tech as the school's career leader in free throws made (508) and attempted (675) and was second in points (2,225) and rebounds (997). His number 15 is one of six retired by the school, and, in 2002, he was voted to the ACC 50th Anniversary Team and was named one of the conference's 50 greatest players.
Fittingly, he was the 15th pick in the 1998 NBA Draft, selected by the Orlando Magic. He'd see 11 years in the NBA with Cleveland, Philadelphia and Utah, where he played his final seven seasons, retiring in 2009. After a year as an analyst, he retired and moved to the Atlanta area, where he currently lives with his wife, son and daughter.
Harpring has never lost his passion for Georgia Tech basketball and has found that passion renewed now that he is back in Atlanta and at the behest of first-year coach Brian Gregory, who has made efforts to get back in touch with alumni.
He spoke with Sting Daily about being back in touch with the program, looking back on his favorite moment as a Yellow Jacket and going back to being a regular at Jackets games, especially in years to come at McCamish Pavilion.
STING DAILY: How closely have you been able to keep up with the Georgia Tech program?
SD: Now that you're back in Atlanta, are you planning to get to more games?
MH: I want to. I'm coaching my son's basketball team, too, so that kind of takes priority now. He's six years old, but he's playing on a seven- and eight-year-old team but I'm coaching. When the schedule permits I'm definitely going to be coming to them.
SD: What are your thoughts on Georgia Tech putting an emphasis on the school's history as far as decoration for McCaminsh Pavilion?
SD: What was your favorite memory of Thriller Dome?
SD: How important is it for you and other alumni to come back and be around the team?
SD: Do you sense that enthusiasm for Georgia Tech is coming back?
The basketball landscape is changing. I think everything is getting more diverse. When I was getting recruited, the ACC, it just felt like it was just the pinnacle of basketball. Now there are a lot of conferences that are good. Even small school. Look at Butler and what they've been doing. So the parity in basketball is getting unbelievable, which makes it good for a fan, because in the end, fans want to see good games.
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Man or Mechanimal?
Neumann's Own & More at Symphony Space
By Faith Pilger
Copyright 2001 Faith Pilger
In a time that feels
precariously balanced upon the ideals of pragmatism, materialism
and capitalism -- with fatalism lurking just around the corner --
artists seem to have taken on the roles of magicians. They create
something from nothing, answer questions with riddles and display
illusions that sometimes still shock and amaze.
On Saturday, an audience
swarmed about the entrance to Symphony Space in anticipation of
a particularly exciting evening of collaboration. This final performance
of Face the Music and Dance, a program curated by Bill Bragin and
Kay Cummings, was absolutely sold out. Perhaps it was Laurie Anderson's
widespread appeal partnered up with the ever-growing buzz about
the talent of David Neumann. For whatever reason, the theater was
live and wired for this double program of premieres in electronic
invention and modern dance which began with Allyson Green Dance
and Paul Dresher.
Both choreographers presented
a new group work created in collaboration with a composer as well
as a related solo. In the case of Allyson Green, she performed alongside
composer Joel Davel in her solo, "Shadow Catcher." Mr. Davel literally
plucked his music from the air using two wands which triggered a
wide palate of samples. The Buchla Lightning (invented by electronic
music pioneer Don Buchla) is as fascinating in theory as it is in
performance. As you might imagine, the result is quite visual, and
yes, it is a brilliant and magical illusion. Unfortunately for this
collaborative conversation, the musician upstaged the dancer and
left the "conversation" unclear. The best moments were unison gestures
and the few times that Ms. Green departed from an established vocabulary
of prettily abstract movement to explore stranger gestures herself.
Ms. Green's larger work,
"In The Name," was much more successful. Apparently developed in
Slovakia and inspired by the choreographer's experiences working
in Eastern Europe, the dance seemed to express an atmosphere more
than a specific story. This mood was created through a choreographic
cross-section of folk dance and more physical, Contact-based partnering
executed by a strong and diverse group of dancers. Composer Dresher
and Mr. Davel performed behind the ensemble in the shadows. This
solved the problem which occurred in the previous solo and, although
I was curious about the instruments (Mr. Dresher playing his recently
invented "Quadrachord" and Mr. Davel on the Lightning and another
new instrument, the Marimba Lumina), I think it was best left to
the imagination. This allowed for more focus on the layers of expressive
sounds and rhythms which seemed to physically drive the ensemble
into the space.
Green stated in a program
note that she was inspired by the artists who persevere even as
their environments experience enormous cultural transformations.
It is to her great credit that I believe she succeeded in communicating
that complex idea through dance. I felt as if I met travelers who
carried with them nostalgia, loneliness and hope. They moved in
a universal dance vocabulary, but they retained a sense of individuality.
Through a series of solos and duets performed within a semi-circle
of lounging bodies, I felt like I was watching a pack of gypsies
tell stories by firelight.
The second part in this
double program instantly found something that had been missing in
the first...a sense of humor. "So That You Could See Us Coming,"
the collaboration between Mr. Neumann and Ms. Anderson, was a complete
theatrical experience. From the moment the curtains parted, I was
transfixed. A Seuss-like tree sprung from a furry trunk and bore
branches that swirled like metallic brushstrokes to hang strange
illuminating fruit. (Thanks to Paul Clay for this incredible set
design.) The music which Anderson mixed live from the sound board
was dense and pervasive, suggesting the distant past or the inevitable
future. Naoko Nagata dressed three of the dancers in pale unitards
awkwardly patched with fur, the other three girls in sexy cyber-gear,
metallic and tightly fitting. Neumann led this talented cast of
performers through a series of sapient sketches that begged the
questions: Where are we? When are we? (past or future) and who are
we? Are we the "insane animals" that Nietzche suggests we might
appear to be?
In the written program,
Mr. Neumann quotes Nietzche and Stephen Jay Gould and he introduces
cerebral ideas about the unpredictable nature of our origins. However,
the work itself is not cerebral or heavy. It is indeed like a walk
through the Museum of Natural History after dropping acid and is
equally inconclusive. The special guest appearance of a family of
tennis balls makes for some fun and a hint of symbolism that is
never quite explained to satisfaction. The choreography is very
smart, a blend of apelike looseness, locks, pops and body-waves
with more aggressive partnering and spatial movement (it's not just
a bunch of cave folks scratching their heads.) The three cyber-chicks
appear to be the workers behind this special exhibition: quick and
competent, but not necessarily more aware. This work seemed to express
in a curious new voice the paradox of man as mechanimal. I must
admit that I missed Ms. Anderson, who did not perform on the stage.
She is always an incredible performer and musician at once, and
so it was an unusual choice.
Last, but absolutely
not least, the program hit its climax in Mr. Neumann's ingenious
solo, "It's Gonna Rain." Choreographing to Steve Reich's early fragmentation
of a preacher's quotation, Mr. Neumann has created a piece as unforgettable
and universally effective as David Parsons's "Caught." However,
Mr. Neumann uses no tricks or triggers, but relies on his own impeccable
speed, accuracy and timing to create a fantastic special effect.
He is as expressive as a blade in the hand of a master swordsman;
as sharp in wit and as seemingly possessed. Thanks, David.
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There has been a great concern with the music app in all iPhone users who have iOS versions below the 5th. The title names of music tracks are usually so long that they do not fit in the screen. The initial texts of the titles are followed by dotted lines which makes it difficult to identify the song properly. But to solve this problem Apple has launched the new iOS 5 which enables users to view the full song title.
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Although the music app is basically the same as the previous versions of iPhone iOS with the song listing that can be arranged manually. The only difference is that you can now view the complete title of the tracks while surfing through your music library. When you enter the music app on an Apple iPhone iOS 5 and scroll downwards then along each song and tapping once a new window will pop out. This window is black in color on which the whole track title is shown in white color.
This window is wide enough which extends over the borders and therefore can fit in the whole song name in a single line. Not only the track title but also the song serial number and the total time of the song are mentioned in this particular pop out window. This window opens up only when you scroll and stop at some particular song. It stays popped out till when the screen is touched or tapped again.
Certain specific song genres like the classical music and podcasts are known to have comparatively long song labels. The main advantage of the new iPhone iOS music app is that they entertain these song headings in a single line making it easy for users to enjoy the music. Again there are many different modes of the music app to select from. These modes are the order in which your songs would be categorized in your iPhone music library. Now the format that you have chosen will be visible in a list with the song headings in halves. But while you go down and roll through each song the pop up window emerges and shows you the complete song label and designation too.
Even on the landscape mode if you tap on a particular song from the list and hold it then the same widow comes on the screen and portrays the total song name in a screen fit manner. A similar feature is applied on the names of the playlists, album titles, and podcast headings and also in the apps supporting videos. This feature is of a huge benefit which has replaced the iPod icon that was there in the home screen of previous versions of iPhone.
The iPhone iOS music app has completely revolutionized the world with an update in its music track title view. This is efficient and also convenient for users to identify and play the song from the list by seeing the full track name in a single pop up window.
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Former Secretary Robert Gates and conservative and hawkish Republicans have criticized President Obama's foreign policy and timidity toward engaging in the Middle East. The story from Foreign Policy this morning underscores why standing back is very smart policy.
Syrian rebels are factionalized and fighting among themselves. That is the case in Iraq where diverse political groups and Islamic factions are fighting nearing civil war. The same is the case in Afghanistan, and the list goes on.
Citizens in the Middle East have decisions to make but they are lost in the fog of ideology and can't think straight. The first priority for humanity is to embrace the values that preserve it. Suggested before is the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. Start there, and then build governments that support it. Keep religious beliefs out of the equation and be welcomed to the twenty-first century.
That lesson is the same for here at home in the United States. Put people and equality in the forefront of global priorities.
Aleppo is an ancient place.
"Aleppo is one of the oldest continuously inhabited cities in the world; it has been inhabited since perhaps as early as the 6th millennium BC.[9] Excavations at Tell as-Sawda and Tell al-Ansari, just south of the old city of Aleppo, show that the area was occupied since at least the latter part of the 3rd millennium BC;[10] and this is also when Aleppo is first mentioned in cuneiform tablets unearthed in Ebla and Mesopotamia, in which it is noted for its commercial and military proficiency.[11] Such a long history is probably due to its being a strategic trading point midway between the Mediterranean Sea and Mesopotamia (i.e. modern Iraq)."
What a shame that age does not equal wisdom.
"Islamist Rebel Groups Seize ISIL Aleppo Headquarters
Islamist rebel groups have reportedly overtaken the Aleppo headquarters of the Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant (ISIL). According to the British-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, Islamist brigades captured the base, a former children's hospital, in the Qadi Askar area, but it is unclear what happened to the hundreds of fighters that had been there. On Tuesday the ISIL issued a message calling for its fighters to "crush" rival rebel groups. The leader of al Qaeda linked al-Nusra Front, which has participated in the recent clashes against ISIL in northern Syria, has called for a cease-fire between opposition factions. Abu Mohammed al-Jolani said, "The [Muslim] nation was shocked to hear of the internal infighting between jihadist factions in the past number of days," though he said the infighting resulted from the "incorrect policies" of ISIL. Jolani proposed establishing an Islamic court to settle disputes among rebels, and called for fighters to unite against Syrian President Bashar al-Assad. Meanwhile, Syria has transferred its first batch of chemical weapons materials to a Danish ship in the northern Syrian port of Latakia. According to the Organization for the Prohibition of Chemical Weapons (OPCW), "It will remain at sea awaiting the arrival of additional priority chemical materials at the port" which will then be moved out for destruction."


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TC TO JAMES MARSHALL; 5 January 1849; DOI: 10.1215/lt-18490105-TC-JMA-01; CL 23: 197-199
Chelsea, 5 jany, 1849—
My dear Sir,
Thanks for your Letter, for your two Letters, which I duly received, and read with welcome. You are very good to remember me so kindly. I wish you had dwelt a little more on the vulgar article of "news"; especially Weimar news, of which there has been much since we last met, and much even that must have passed under your own eyes. The history of man,—in all forms of it,—this is alone interesting to man!
A day after your last Letter, the Pamphlet1 arrived: but it was charged with such a postage (5/10, I think), greatly beyond the shop price of the Pamphlet itself, that I had to refuse the article, and now it is wandering I know not where. If the Performance be at all as good as you surmise, it will probably find its way to the London Library, and so to me, in a gratuitous manner; or I can order it from one of several Booksellers, if my curiosity awaken:—but, alas, you do not know how dead I am grown to all that sort of ware; how, by repeated experience of a too fatal kind, I have learned to fear the Greeks,2 especially when they speculate to me about "Constitutions," franchises, systems of society and such like! Ach Gott!— Such, you see, in spite of the "Franco tout [all free of postage]," and what that cost you, has been the fate of this unlucky Work thro' our Post-Office and me: in general, for the future, I forbid you to send any Book in that manner. Nutt the Bookseller in Fleet-Street here, who I think communicates with Leipzig &c, and certainly with Berlin once a fortnight,—he, if you think of sending a Book on any rare occasion, is the much surer channel. And so let us submit to the loss, on all sides, and learn better for time coming.
After a good deal of bother, Eckermann's affair is at last settled,—at least I sincerely hope so, and that Bunsen's Banker has been drawn upon, and has paid the amount in hard cash! In these tumultuous times one could hardly get a Prussian Excellency3 to attend to so very private a matter; the rather as I never saw the Excellency, and had to manage by writing merely. However, here is his ultimatum now, and this day I enclose it to Eckermann, with my blessing.
Things all stand in this apartment pretty much as you left them; except that the Better Half having been extensively engaged in upholstering, paperhanging and so forth below stairs, has changed some of the Engravings here, and has even permitted me to hang up maps, three or four, which are an unspeakable instruction now and then to a man! The poor apartment is very well:—but, I think, as to utterance of "Literature" now or soon, there is hardly any darker apartment in the world than it. Most inarticulate at present; chaotic wholly, and abhorrent of speech, or the vain effort to speak! This "general Bankruptcy of Humbug all over the world," one of the most scandalous sights the Sons of Adam ever saw, is enough to create silence in a serious man. Enough of itself,—if there were not plenty else, which there is. On the whole I love silence more and more, and speech less and less, in this world;—and would recommend many a high literary and other talking or writing mortal to consider if he is not somewhat of the nature of a drum, or brass instrument full of mere musical wind; and, if so, to cease in God's name.
Thackeray, Dickens and the others carry on their affairs; Thackeray has risen quite into fashion4 since you were here. Nothing can convince me that the like of all that is a noble employment under this Sun; or that it is in fact any employment at all, different from what we see at Astley's Amphitheatre,5 or what the black Bayaderes6 perform, in Oriental Countries, for some big surfeited ugly black rajah, who pays them surprisingly,—of whom, and of whose affairs Bayadere performances and other, the Devil (as I discern well) will take charge one day!— —T. B. Macaulay makes the most noise during this week and last: he has just sent out two volumes of his History;7 promises 10 or 18 more; is read by innumerable mortals; has received (says Rumour) immense monies;—whereat Flunkeyism, with upturned wondering eyes, talks and psalmodies. I know my man; and will read his Book, or try the reading of it, much at leisure by and by.— Forster was here the night your Letter came: I gave him your message, which was evidently pleasant to him.
Why did you say nothing of Schöll, and his Goethe's "Letters to the Frau von Stein"? Such a Publication ought to have set Weimar into a state of mind! I have read it, with some amazement, chiefly at the male von Steins, father and especially son.8— These evenings I am reading Viehoff;9 a diligent mortal, not without intelligence, but flat-soled, and of a breadth like a Russian Steppe! There is something damnable in that method of writing;—indeed, as I told you, I am not sure that almost all writing is not damnable, in such times as ours!— Adieu, my dear Sir, if you or any good soul in Weimar can remember me kindly, do it. Yours,
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- UPGarden P-PatchThe UPGarden P-Patch community garden is located in the shadow of the Space Needle in Seattle, atop a parking garage. Designed by Kistler Higbee Cahoot, the UPGarden P-Patch is part of the Seattle Department of Neighborhoods' P-Patch program, which helps manage almost 80 urban community gardens across the city. Volunteers have been working hard to convert the rooftop space into a beautiful oasis, and it will soon be complete.1
- UPGarden P-PatchUPGarden P-Patch is located on the rooftop of the Mercer parking garage on Mercer Street between 3rd and 4th Ave N.2
- UPGarden P-PatchBack in 2008, Parks and Green Spaces Levy, Uptown was designated as a priority area for new community garden development, but space for the garden was limited in this dense urban area.3
- UPGarden P-PatchThe garage's rooftop was underutilized and was chosen as a perfect site for the garden.4
- UPGarden P-PatchWhile Kistler Higbee Cahoot designed the garden layout, community members have added a lot of input and have been volunteering to build it.5
- UPGarden P-PatchSticking with the theme of the parking garage, an old Airstream trailer was craned onto the roof and repurposed to become the new tool shed.6
- UPGarden P-PatchAn old 1963 Ford Galaxy was repainted and hollowed out to serve as a planting space for crops such as corn and pumpkins.7
- UPGarden P-PatchWhile parking garages are designed to hold a lot of weight, the designers worked to ensure that the structure could hold up under the weight of all the soil, which can get quite heavy when wet.8
- UPGarden P-PatchTo minimize weight, the garden features shallower terraced planting beds and a lighter-weight mix of potting soil.9
- UPGarden P-PatchThe landscape design also features small seating areas, a planted trellis and an educational kiosk at the garden's entrance.10
- UPGarden P-PatchThe garden is almost finished and some of the first plantings are in with an expected harvest later this summer.11
- UPGarden P-PatchUnfortunately, this is only a temporary project because the garage is expected to be demolished in three to five years. Hopefully whatever replaces the structure will include a permanent garden space.12


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The rediscovery of India. "We are watching the birth of a new sense of nationhood in India, drawn from the aspiring middle classes in its cities and towns, who are linked together by commerce and technology," writes CNN's Fareed Zakaria in McKinsey and Co.'s Insights & Publications. Economic liberalization combined with technology has managed to accomplish what politicians from Jawaharlal Nehru onward have not: create a national economy and culture. True, political paralysis remains a problem. "Many foreign observers, particularly Western businesspeople, look at India today and despair," he writes. But the 250 million-strong (and rising) urban middle class can't be ignored. "India will never be a China," he writes, where a ruling elite directs development. "In India, the questions are different: Are Indians reformers? Can millions of people mobilize and petition and clamor for change? Can they persist in a way that makes reform inevitable? That is the only way change will come in a big, open, raucous democracy like India."
The wide world of sports. "The longer I do this crazy job the more amazing it seems how insulated we are as sports fans," writes sportswriter and NBC columnist Joe Posnanski. In 2007, for example, game seven of the Japan Series ended in a perfect game. In the U.S., the series "didn't even reach the level of ignored." Posnanski has other stories: about the recent retirement of India's greatest and most-loved cricket player, Sachin Tendulkar, and the unlikely international victories of the Canberra Cavalry, an Australian baseball team with a payroll of $47,000—"That's not one player. That's the whole team's payroll." What relevance do these athletes have to the typical American fan? Maybe not much. "Sometimes, though, it's fascinating to go outside the circle," Posnanski writes.


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HARRISONBURG — As of Tuesday afternoon, Michael Birdsong's fate is unresolved.
The James Madison quarterback said a JMU panel has not yet ruled on his appeal to overturn football coach Everett Withers' decision to ban him from transferring to certain schools outside the Colonial Athletic Association.
A committee of faculty met with Birdsong on Tuesday in Alumnae Hall for about 15 minutes. Withers was not in attendance, and Birdsong said he expected a decision later Tuesday or Wednesday.
Birdsong, JMU's starting quarterback in 2013, said he initially agreed with Withers that he would not transfer to any CAA schools, but later, according to Birdsong, Withers banned him from going to Appalachian State, Charlotte, Liberty and Old Dominion — all schools Birdsong asked to be released to.
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JMU President Jonathan Alger, whose office is mere feet from where Birdsong's appeal took place, could not be reached for comment. A request for an interview Tuesday after the appeal was redirected to JMU spokesman Don Egle.


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I always hated Samsung phones because same as the apple they also over price their products. I never liked a Samsung phone before Galaxy S3. I always new Andriod OS is capable of lot of things we could imagine and the first phone I got my hands which could utilize andriod power was Galaxy S3. Its like feather, so beautiful. With great performance and amoled display with a screen resolution of 1280x720.... wow thats an amazing display. Its 1.4GHz processor combined with 1GB of ram gives you great performance. I take pictures a lot and the 8MP camera in this phone is just awesome. As every samsung product, this is also overpriced at the time of its release and even now at 23,000 I still feel it is overpriced because you could get a better phone The Motorola Moto X at this price which beats Galaxy S3 in every spec we could talk about and also Moto X has voice processor and context processor too. I wish samsung could have slashed its price near to 17,000/- and probably it won't help now because OnePlus One is going to be launched very soon at price under 20,000/-
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My first Samsung phone & I have to say, it is too good. Though it plastic, build quality above par, design is beautiful & high end. The display is incredibly sharp & vibrant. The camera app is good & it takes brilliant photos but not in low light situations. It's really fast at carrying out every task. There are little-to-no interruptions when performance matters. It can handle heavy games without any lags. The call quality is just amazing. The size of phone is not friendly for one hand user like me. Battery capability is good, but it can get hot during usage, that's disappointing. I persuaded many people to buy this phone & no one is disappointed with this.
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Awesome phone with AWESOME specs.
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This phone pack an -Exynos Quad-core 1.4 GHz processor along with -1 GB of RAM.At first it had - Ice Cream Sandwich and later got- jellybean update.and now some versions of S3 already got there -kitkat update.It has- 720p AMOLED display .It has- 8MP rear and -1.9MP front facing camera which is good enough for decent photos. S3 has -16 GB onboard memory which can be further expanded upto- 64 GB with microsd card.It has all connectivity option except LTE for international version.It packs a -Li-Ion 2100 mAh battery and it wont last a day.Almost need to charge it twice a day.
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This phone is good enough to take normal workload to some extent and i recommend this for for those play with messaging apps and basic games..:-)
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No Pros neither Cons.... I just love this phone. I bought a second hand galaxy s3 phone from Quikr.com for 12ks. I have rooted the phone and used a custom rom and guess what it is running smoothly. 10 on 10 for these smart phone from Samsung.
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Vintage Baseball Cake Top Decorations
5" tall batter marked Wilton, 2" tall 3 guys marked Hong Kong, assorted bats, balls and mitts. 12 pieces.
Manufacturer: Cake Toppers
Vintage Teddy Bear Glass Tumbler
Darling 5 1/4" tall vintage Teddy Bear done in red and white. Teddy is kicking a football for that winning point, he is ice skating and is showing us he can lift his foot up high and he is fishing. By golly he has a big one on the end of his hook that he is pulling out of the pond. What a cheeky fellow
Manufacturer: Drinking Glass
Vintage Quail Drinking Glasses Set of 6
A large yellow quail with raised wings is the focus of the design on the glass. Made to look like they are in the distance there is a little green one and 2 small yellow ones. 5 1/4" tall. Selling set of 6.
Manufacturer: Drinking Glass
Vintage Duck Drinking Glasses Set of 4
A large yellow and red duck with raised wings is the focus of the design on the glass. Made to look like they are in the distance there is 2 little ones, 1 yellow and red and 1 white. 5 1/4" tall. Selling set of 4.
Manufacturer: Drinking Glass
Vintage Game Bird Drinking Glasses Set of 8
Bright colored 5 1/2" high game bird glasses. Includes 2 each of the following: pheasant, quail, duck and geese. Wonderful gift for the outdoors man in your life!
Manufacturer: Bird
Vintage Fishing Net & Fish Drinking Glass
aqua, pink and white, 6 1/4" tall, very good
Manufacturer: Fish
Vintage Set of 4 Glass Coasters
Nice set of 4 glass scalloped edge coasters in orig. book. 1 is of a sailboat, 2nd of an Indian wearing headdress looking at a lake, 3rd of a clipper ship and 4th of a man fishing at dawn.
Manufacturer: Coasters
Antiques of Sports
Jerry E. Patterson, 1975, 1st ed., H.C., Crown pub., black and white photos. Dust jacket and book very good condition.
Manufacturer: Crown publishers
Vintage Sterling Tennis Racket and Ball Pin
Marked sterling, ball could be turquoise, 1 1/2" long.
Manufacturer: Tennis Racket
Vintage Track & Field, Principles & Details
of Training & Practice for Each Event. T.E. Jones, 1925, Chas. Scribner Sons,. Hard cover, stain & writing on cover, inside good.
Circa: 1925
Manufacturer: Chas. Scribner Sons
Vintage Campbell Kids Playing Baseball Print
She is sliding to 1st base he fumbles.10" x 8". Very good condition.
Manufacturer: Campbell Soup
Indoor & Outdoor Gymnastics Games
Spalding's Athletic Handbook Indoor & outdoor Gymnastic Games. 1927, very good condition.
Circa: 1927
Manufacturer: Spalding
Vintage Ladies Ice Skates
Wonderful vintage pair of brown leather womens ice skates. Beautiful condition.
Manufacturer: Ladies Ice Skates
The World of Chess Book
Anthony Saidy, 1974, Ridge Press Pub., red cover, gilt printing, chess board dust jacket. Both very good condition.
Manufacturer: Ridge Press Pub.
The Stanley Cup Book
Brian Mc Farlane, 1971, Charles Scribner Sons, dust jacket & book good.
Circa: 1971
Manufacturer: Charles Scribner Sons
Antique Perfecscope Stereoscope Viewer
Wood and silver metal, embossed, marking on top center surrounded by an ornate design that reads H.C. White, Exposition Universelle International 1900, very nice.
Manufacturer: Stereoview
1938 United States Squash Racquets Association
The Official Guide of the United States Squash Racquets Association, like brand new.
Circa: 1938
Manufacturer: United States Squash Racquets Association
Great Book of Baseball Cards
1985, Publication International, dust jacket, like new.
Circa: 1985
Manufacturer: Great Book of Baseball Cards
How to Watch a Baseball Game
Fred Schwed, 1957, illustrated by Leo Hirshfield, light wear.
Circa: 1957
Manufacturer: How to Watch a Baseball Game
National Collegiate Athletic Track/Field Rules 1924
Spalding's, 1924, missing cover, pages browned.
Circa: 1924
Manufacturer: Spalding
Vintage World's Greatest Golfer Figurine
Sillisculpt figure by Russ and Wallace Berries. This an original vintage item and is over 35 years old so it may have minor or insignificant imperfections. 5 1/4" tall. Great gift of any golf Lover.
Manufacturer: Golf
Golf A Three-Dimensional Exploration of the Game
John Garrity, Pop-Up Book, 3 dimensional, 1996. Viking Press, hard cover, 9 x 12, exquisite illustrations, pictorial boards. In wrapper never opened.
Circa: 1996
Manufacturer: Pop Up Books
1987-88 Chicago Bears Burger King Coloring Book Unused
Chicago Bears Burger King Coloring Book, 40 pages unused, 1987-88 Dent,Ditka,McMichael,Etc., Neal Anderson On Cover.
Circa: 1987
Manufacturer: Bears
Handbook on Small Bore Rifle Shooting
Equipment, Marksmanship, Target Shooting, Practical Shooting, Rifle Ranges, Rifle Clubs, Colonel Townsend Whelen, softcover, 76 pages, 1953, very good.
Circa: 1953
Manufacturer: Guns
Vintage Spaulding Soft Leather Snap Case
4 5/8" x 5 1/2", light wear, initialed B. B., in gold, Spaulding & Co. Inc. Chicago, made in Egland
Manufacturer: Spaulding
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Character actor Russell Johnson, who co-starred in the classic 1960's comedy, "Gilligan's Island," has passed away. According to the Los Angeles Times, Johnson died of natural causes at his home in the state of Washington. His agent, Michael Eisenstadt, was quoted as saying that Johnson had been in good health and that he had died "peacefully in his sleep."
Russell Johnson was probably best known for his portrayal of Professor Roy Hinkley on "Gilligan's Island." The series revolved around seven shipwrecked people who were stranded on an island. The Professor often utilized his scientific expertise to conceive of inventions that would hopefully get them all rescued.
Russell Johnson also appeared in several 1950's westerns as well as in many television movies and series throughout the course of his career. His "Gilligan's Island" co-star, Dawn Wells, confirmed Johnson's passing via her Facebook account. In part, she wrote, "My 2 favorite people are now gone. My heart is broken." Russell Johnson was 89. He is survived by his wife, Constance, and two adult children. May he rest in peace.


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In the Wildcats' home opener, Kaufman led Arizona to a 6-0 shutout against UC Riverside on Friday. Kaufman recorded three saves in the six shots she faced. The Arizona defense battled No. 24 Ohio State to a double overtime 0-0 tie on Sunday in Columbus, paced by Kaufman and her seven saves of the 16 shots she faced.
Arizona is one of eight Pac-12 teams that remain undefeated. The Wildcats are second in the league in shots with 69 total and 17.0 per game and No. 2 in points with 30 total and 7.5 per game. Kaufman ranks No. 2 among league keepers in save percentage with a .882. She's also second in saves with 15 total and 3.75 per game.
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The Foundation Center libraries collect funding directories useful to individuals with disabilities and the nonprofit organizations that support them. This list contains citations to print resources, as well as links to web sites and online resources from a variety of public and private organizations. Individuals may seek additional guidance by referring to GrantSpace's Knowledge Base Article Where can I find information about funding for individuals with disabilities?, and nonprofits may find supplementary information by browsing Fundraising for Health: A Resource List.
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Foundation Grants to Individuals. New York, NY: The Foundation Center, annual.
Profiles foundation programs that make grants to individuals for education, arts and culture, general welfare, and more.
Schlachter, Gail Ann; Weber, R. David. Financial Aid for the Disabled and Their Families. El Dorado Hills, CA: Reference Service Press, biennial.
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ARC067: Various Artists - Cold Waves & Minimal Electronics Volume 1
Artist: Various Artists
Release Date: 9th March 2010
Release Type: Compilation
Formats: Digipak CD, Double LP, Download
Nowadays the computer has largely replaced traditional analogue machines as the dominant generator of synthetic sounds. This has brought about a loss of scope for man/machine interaction and human fragility in the face of digital precision. This climate has inspired Wierd Records label and weekly live music party in New York (run by artist and DJ Pieter since 2003) to single-handedly revive the frosty 'cold' sounds of the minimal electronic groups of the early 1980s. Active largely in small towns and isolated, non-metropolitan areas of France, Germany, Italy, Belgium, and The Netherlands, the first wave of minimal electronic groups functioned at the time as a raw, aggressive, affirmative antidote to the superficial excesses of commercial new wave. Using analogue synthesizers, sequencers, and drum machines the 'minimal synth' artists successfully combined the sounds of the German electronic bands of the 60s and 70's (Amon Duul, Neu, Faust, Can) with the seminal early industrial bands largely active in the UK (Throbbing Gristle, SPK, Cabaret Voltaire) to produce a new form of electropop that went on to be crucially influential on European and American pop and dance music of the late 80's and early 90's (Italo, New Beat, EBM).
Wierd Records founder Pieter Schoolwerth has been fostering an archive of cold wave and minimal wave for almost thirty years. His unrivalled collection gave birth to the "radically confusing and glamorously uncomfortable" club night and now this compilation. Pieter has been waiting almost three decades for the rest of the world to be turned on to what he views as "a true movement of humanistic resistance against the vacuous contemporary excesses of modern laptop pop".
Whilst Pieter had been immersed in this music since the early 80's, Joe Daniel first came across the genre about two years ago when a friend played him some minimal electronic tracks. They contained analogue synths that sounded sharp and icy instead of the warm squelchy noises that a lot of people use them for, backed by the most primitive drum machines and oblique otherworldly vocals. This had an immediate and considerable effect on Joe. He loved the intrigue that most of this music came from groups who recorded a few songs, released a 7″ and then split up before anyone noticed what they were doing. "I like the impossible romance you can have with a band when all you've got is a tape with three songs on it all in French, and a single black and white photograph."
Joe then made it his mission to search high and low to unearth the greatest gems of this synth sound in order to make a retrospective artefact of the lost genre of music known as cold wave.
In a fortuitous turn of events, Joe found himself in a New York club where he heard one of the tracks his friend had played to him. The DJ turned out to be Pieter, and as they began chatting it became apparent that Pieter had only given that track to one person, a friend of Joe's friend. And so between four people, two years of solid research and love of an exceptional, underground scene, this unique collection was born.
Containing songs that have only been available up to now on ultra rare 7"s, lost radio sessions and cassette tapes , as well as never before seen photos and extensive sleeve notes about the genre.
'Cold Waves and Minimal Electronics Vol.1' is finally here to teach us all a thing or two about the history of electronic music the world over.
1. Absolute Body Control - Figures
2. Nine Circles - Twinkling Stars
3. Linear Movement - Night In June
4. Opera Multi Steel - Ils S'eloigent
5. Bal Paré - Palais d'Amour
6. Eleven Pond - Watching Trees
7. The Vyllies - Babylon
8. End of Data - Dans Votre Monde
9. The Actor - Lights
10. Ausgang Verboten - Consumer
11. Jeunesse d'Ivoire - A Gift Of Tears
12. OTO - Anyway
13. Ruth - Polaroïd/Roman/Photo
14. Stereo - Somewhere In The Night
15. The Neon Judgement - The Fashion Party
16. Land of Giants - Cannibal Dolls
17. Days of Sorrow - Travel


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