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The 2011-2012 Marco Men's Club Board of Directors have been installed. President, Sam Miloro; Vice President, Randle Grossman; Vice President, Jack Dehanas; Vice President, Greg Glynn; Vice President, Don Zinner (new); Vice President, Pat Thawley (new); Secretary, Mike Levine; Treasurer, Fred Stavola; Immediate Past President, Bill Sullivan; Newsletter Editor, Alan Wetjen; Membership, Peter Clapp; Hospitality, Gerry Gibbons; Director of Publicity, Lynn Orr (new); Program Director, John DeMado (new); Sergean at Arms, Steve Moore; Webmaster, Ed Crane. Twelve of the sixteen board members are continuing. They welcome the 4 new members and all are looking forward to another great year for ... Read More »
Daily Archives: June 2, 2011
Marco Island Academy Holds Cheerleading Tryouts
Roger Raymond, our athletic director, has been putting together sports schedules for Cheerleading, Girls Volleyball, Boys Basketball and Girls Basketball. He will be working on other sports as well, but these are the ones he has started with. If anyone is interested in trying out for cheerleading, here is the schedule (incoming 9th and 10th grade students are welcome to participate): Tuesday June 7th at 4:30pm – practice for tryout; Thursday June 9th at 4:30pm – practice for tryout; Saturday June 11th at 11:30am – Cheerleading tryout *Please attend all 3 sessions. All sessions will take place at the MI Charter Middle School ... Read More »
Pandamania Vacation Bible School
Children age five to ten are invited to learn about God's unconditional love as they discover His purpose and plan for them at Marco Presbyterian Church's "Pandamania: Where God is Wild about You" Vacation Bible School, 5 p.m. to 8 p.m., June 20 to 23. A simple supper will be provided from 5 to 5:30 p.m. each evening. There will be drama, crafts, games, music and interactive Bible lessons. There is no charge for the Vacation Bible School. Parents are invited to attend 9 a.m. Sunday School and 10:30 a.m. Worship followed by Vacation Bible School's celebration barbeque on June ... Read More »
Rookery Bay's Summer 2011 Events
The Rookery Bay National Estuarine Research Reserve and the Friends of Rookery Bay share their calendar of events for summer 2011. The Rookery Bay Environmental Learning Center is located at 300 Tower Road, 3/4 mile south of the intersection of US41 and Collier Boulevard (CR951), less than 10 miles from downtown Naples, on the way to Marco Island. From May 1 through Oct. 30, the center is open 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Admission is $5 for adults, $3 for children ages 6-12 and free for members, unless otherwise noted for special activities. For more information, call ... Read More »
The Marco Island Historical Society Presents
Movie Mania with Rob Davis Beginning Tuesday, June 7th at 7:00 p.m. The Rose History Auditorium, 180 South Heathwood Drive Rob Davis is on the board of directors of the Fort Lauderdale Film Festival (FLIFF). Mr. Davis produces programs and special events about classic films for FLIFF year round at Ft. Lauderdale's Cinema Paradiso. These events often feature classic film personalities as special guests. For 17 years, he was with Florida Atlantic University's Center for Motion Picture Industry Studies and still teaches for FAU. Additionally, he created and taught a course on the globalization of film for a graduate university in Madrid, ... Read More »
William G. Morris, P.A. Named A Fund 100 Firm
Attorneys' Title Fund Services, LLC (The Fund) announced William G. Morris, P.A., has been named a member of this year's Fund 100. The Fund 100 is comprised of an elite group of leaders within the legal profession. The top-tier law firms have received this statewide recognition because of the commitment they have shown for their clients and to The Fund. Only 2.8% of The Fund's member firms in 2010 received this distinction. "With The Fund 100 designation, William G. Morris, P.A. ranks among an elite group of legal professionals within the real estate industry" said Jimmy R. Jones, President of ... Read More »
Young rehabilitated eagle released
By Val Simon In April, JohnEdward Wright saw something floundering in the canal behind his house. His mother, Victoria, went to see what it was and she quickly called for Simon, her husband. What JohnEdward was looking at was an eagle chick struggling to get out of the water. For reasons unknown to the Wright Family, the eagle was fumbling awkwardly and unable to manage in the water. Simon, jumped in a kayak with a net in hand. He paddled out to the bird and scooped it up, placing it on the front of the kayak he brought it back ... Read More »
Summertime – a kid's delight!
It's not just lolling on the beach and basking in the hot sun for area kids. The city is loaded with programs ranging from art to sports – even to a veterinary clinic. The City's Parks and Recreation Department; Marco Island's Art League/Center for the Arts; Marco Island's YMCA for myriad activities. At Mackle Park, Summer Day Camp will run from June 10 through August 19 for kids between six and eleven years old. The hours are 7:30 a.m. until 6:00 p.m. and the cost is $20/day; $80/week; $675/full summer. The program features new speakers and new field trips. Also ... Read More »
Patriotic pops at the Phil
By Jane Marlowe The Naples Philharmonic Orchestra presented a rousing Patriotic Pops last weekend in celebration of Memorial Day, May 30. Guest Conductor, Stuart Chafetz, directed the program with great enthusiasm engaging the audience's participation singing to selections from Oklahoma and Annie Get Your Gun. The evening commenced with the Presentation of the Colors by the Immokalee High School Junior ROTC during the Star Spangled Banner. The first half of the program recalled the 1880's when the "West Was Won." A particularly well received arrangement saluted the "Great American TV Westerns" including old favorites like Wild, Wild West, Maverick, Rawhide, ... Read More »
Goodland in Bloom
By Natalie Strom As summer fast approaches, locals and visitors to Goodland have been treated to the beautiful colors of the blooming trees and flowers. One of the most popular flowers in Goodland is the frangipani. Also known as plumeria, it is native to Mexico, Central America, the Caribbean and South America. They are also found in Hawaii and are made into leis by the locals. Marked by its slim, long limbs and lack of leaves in the winter time, come May, this plant has one of the most fragrant and beautiful flowers in the area. Flowers come in pink ... Read More »
Artistic Lee
By Tara O'Neill (Don't blame me, the title wrote itself) Lee Horton is the newest artist to join the Artist Colony at the Esplanade. I first met him professionally as past participants in Leadership Marco's annual Wet Paint Live! Scholarship fundraiser, but, until we met again last week, I had no idea how varied were his talents, nor how impressive his background. You'll find Lee a relaxed and easy-going guy to chat with. So, when he casually drops bombs about his years as writer/illustrator for Hallmark and American Greeting card companies, you can't help but do a double-take, then scramble ... Read More »
KRETCH's family owned for nearly 25 years
By Joan Kelly Owned by Chef Bruce and Ellen Kretschmer, the restaurant is part of the Marco community and has been for nearly 25 years. October, 2011 will be the silver anniversary date.The family works, lives and are involved in many aspects of community life. Now, along with son Bruce, the family has expanded service with full bar, entertainment and summer specials. BAR: The bar has its own room. Bruce built the bar and runs it for his family. Happy hour is from 4 to 6 and 9 to close. On Fridays there are free munchies. The restaurant menu is ... Read More »
Steak Au Poivre
By Chef Anne Feinman Steak Au Poivre, aka Peppercorn Steak, is not just for special occasions! This simple recipe can be ready for your dinner table tonight with just a few easy steps! Your choice of steak may be a sirloin strip, but my preference is tenderloin steaks. As a restaurateur, I have lovely beef tenderloins from which to slice my 8 oz filets, but you may ask your butcher to slice the number of filets you will be serving. I prefer them to be in the 6-8 oz range, no more than 1 ½ inches thick. Our first step ... Read More »
Want to lose weight?
ENTER THE SCULPTED FOR SUMMER FITNESS CONTEST! By Crystal Manjarres I have received so many questions from so many misguided people about fitness- that is after all, the purpose of this column- so I thought, why not offer all you Coastal Breeze readers out there a chance to experience a fitness program catered specifically to you and your needs? It will jump start your goals and kick off your summer nicely. It will motivate and educate you and take your fitness regime to the next level. Celebrate your health! Are you sick and tired of being sick and tired? Have you ... Read More »
Sanibel, Captiva and Gasparilla Islands
By Frances Diebler Captiva Island and Sanibel Island are often referred to in the same phrase as if they are sister islands. There are similarities between the two islands and therefore it is hard to separate them. Sanibel is the first island that you reach coming from Marco Island to Pine Island Sound. Many local boaters take their boats for a day sail of shelling on their glorious beaches. If you are interested in staying on the island, contact a rental agency on that island. For those who come by their own boat, note that Sanibel is very shallow and ... Read More »
The Reversal
By Diane Bostick Author: Michael Connelly Published by Little, Brown and Company New York October 2010 It is always reassuring to know that you can depend on your favorite author to come out, on schedule, with another book you can't put down. Michael Connelly has done it again with his 23rd fiction novel, The Reversal. In this one we have a "twofer." We have both defense attorney Mickey Haller and his half-brother, Detective Harry Bosch working together to try, once again, a man who was sent to prison 24 years ago for the murder of a young girl, after abducting ... Read More »
Staying cool on the boat in hot weather
Capt. Pete Rapps Many flats fishermen have their boats set up for efficient casting. This involves minimizing items in the boat that can create obstacles and snags. Most of us fishing out of flats boats do not have bimini tops or T-tops for this reason. Because of this, there is no shade or any way to duck out of the direct sun. We have to dress properly to stay cool and prevent sun exposure. Out on the water, we have sun baking us from 2 directions. The most obvious is from above, but few think about reflection. The reflection from ... Read More »
Keeping proper watch avoids accidents
By Capt. Carl Kelly US Coast Guard Rule Number 5 requires that "every vessel shall at all times maintain a proper lookout by sight and hearing as well as by all available means appropriate in the prevailing circumstances and conditions as to make a full appraisal of the situation." The obvious intent is to avoid accidents. I have served on boats when one person was specifically designated to watch and listen, and when in heavy traffic or chaotic situations I ask someone aboard to help me keep watch. Also, every time I boat I do periodic 360 degree scans of ... Read More »
Q&A with Simba
This column is the opinion of a 3 year old African Grey Parrot named "Simba" who has an extremely high intelligence level. While he does not possess a degree from any college or university, he does have a strong opinion of himself and feels that he is the best candidate to answer the complex questions of today's discerning pets…and the humans they own… Dear Simba, In the wake of season being over I've seen more and more pets with their owners out on the weekends. Especially at venues that have music all day long and are considered to be the ... Read More »


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USTA national Open event today at Pennbriar
Pennbriar Athletic Club will host a USTA national open tournament today.
A total of 32 girls, ages 16 and under, from throughout the United States will be competing. The tournament features the No. 4-ranked player in the nation.
The doubles portion of the event starts at 8 a.m., and the singles competition begins at 11 a.m.
The tournament is open to the public.

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Summer music is crucial. This morning, on the way to work, I had a classic, if slightly guilty, summer music moment. I was toggling radio stations, back and forth from 90.1, which had an earnest and vital discussion rolling on the Supreme Court decision that may have the outcome of making reporters Judith Miller of the NY Times and Matt Cooper of Time go to jail, to 104.1, which had its 4,800th airing of Usher's infectiously poppy but so-last-year hit "Caught Up".
I picked Usher.
Now, I'm vitally interested in the Miller-Cooper case. Really, I am. But it's summer, and I adore music, especially crummy commercial music, even more in summer than I do the rest of the year. You put together the Allen Parkway, an open sunroof, bare feet on the pedals (high heels kicked to the side), tall Coffee of the Day in the one clean cupholder and some cheap pop hooks spilling out of the radio and up into the ozone and, hey, you've got a drive to work that can make you forget you're driving to work.
I wish my taste was more refined. It's not. The other day I cranked up the Killers' "Mr. Brightside" (the Canadian points out that it borrows heavily from David Bowie's "Queen Bitch") and I was in Dumb Girl Dumb Pop Heaven.
But what's so important about summer music? What makes cheap music even more potent in these months? I asked my frenemy Mcadu, who is smart about music.
"Boys and girls," he said. "Boys with girls, in a more direct and sensual way than other times of year. It evokes the senses — light, taste, water, air."
Right now, he says, he's slightly obsessed with Jay-Z's "Change Clothes" and its jazzy hook and Jedi lyrics, which is the closest he's come to a song of the summer.
Ah. That youth thing. And downtime too, right? In summer the world's not so serious and crushing — even a wonk like me will turn her ear away from public policy and hearken to "Hollaback Girl".
But back to being young. I was not smart enough to be young in my youth, not even smart enough to max out the boys-with-girls thing, so the idea of summer music is a little poignant for me. I didn't listen to it in that absolutely careless way when I was chronologically entitled to. I wasn't careless enough on any front, too anxious and mindful of consequences to let hot wind blow the complicated thoughts straight out of my head.
I've wised up and let myself get stupider. As my new friend Usher says, karma comes back around, and, as the Killers say, I'm doing just fine. I'll take my cheap music now.
Slate looks at summer music today.


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Do we need mobile library services? Not reallyPosted on December 21st, 2010 43 comments
Mobile services have to fulfill information needs here and now
Like many other libraries, the Library of the University of Amsterdam released a mobile web app this year. For background information about why and how we did it, have a look at the slideshow my colleague Roxana Popistasu and I gave at the IGeLU 2010 conference.
For now I want to have a closer look at the actual reception and use of our mobile library services and draw some conclusions for the future. I have expressed some expectations earlier about mobile library services in my post "Mobile library services". In summary, I expected that the most valued mobile library services would be of a practical nature, directly tied to the circumstances of internet access 'any time, anywhere', and would not include reading and processing of electronic texts.
Let me emphasise that I define mobile devices as smart phones and similar small devices that can be carried around literally any time anywhere, and that need dedicated apps to be used on a small touchscreen. So I am not talking about tablets like the iPad, which are large enough to be used with standard applications and websites, just like netbooks.
As you can see, most, if not all of the services in the Library of the University of Amsterdam mobile app are of a practical nature: opening hours, locations, contact information, news. And of course there is a mobile catalogue. This is the general situation in mobile library land, as has been described by Aaron Tay in his blog post "What are mobile friendly library sites offering? A survey".
In my view these practical services are not really library services. They are learning or study centre services at best. There is no difference with practical services offered by other organisations like municipal authorities or supermarkets. Nothing wrong with that of course, they are very useful, but I don't consider these services to be core library services, which would involve enabling access to content.
Real mobile devices are simply to small to be used for reading and processing large bodies of scholarly text. This might be different for public libraries.Their customers may appreciate being able to read fiction on their smart phones, provided that publishers allow them to read ebooks via libraries at all.
Even a mobile library catalogue can be considered a practical service intended to fulfill practical needs of a physical nature, like finding and requesting print books and journals to be delivered to a specific location and renewing loans to avoid paying fines. Let's face it: an Integrated Library System is basically nothing more than an inventory and logistics management system for physical objects.
Usage statistics of the Library of the University of Amsterdam mobile web app show that between the launch in April and November 2010 the number of unique visits evolves around 30 per day on average, with a couple of peaks (350) on two specific days in October. The full website shows around 6000 visits per day on normal weekdays.
For the mobile catalogue this is between 30 and 50 visits per day. The full OPAC shows around 3000 visits on normal weekdays.
In November we see a huge increase in usage. Our killer mobile app was introduced: an overview of currently available workstations per location. The number of unique visits rises to between 300 and 400 a day. The number of pageviews rises from under 100 per day to around 1000 on weekdays in November. The 'available workstations' service accounts for 80% of these. In December 2010, an exam period, these figures rise to around 2000 pageviews per day, with 90% for the 'available workstations' service.
We can safely conclude that our students are mainly using our mobile library app on their smart phones to locate the nearest available desktop PC.
Mobile users expect services that are useful to them here and now.
What does this mean for core library services, aimed at giving access to content, on small mobile devices? I think that there is no future for providing mobile access on smart phones to traditional library content in digital form: electronic articles and ebooks. I agree with Aaron Tay when he says "I don't believe there is any reason to think that it will necessarily lead to high demand for library mobile services" in his post "A few heretical thoughts about library tech trends".
Rather, mobile services should provide information about specific subjects useful to people here and now.
In the near future anybody interested in a specific physical object or location will have access via their location aware smart phones and augmented reality to information of all kinds (text, images, sound, video, maps, statistics, etc.) from a number of sources: museums, archives, government agencies, maybe even libraries. To make this possible it is essential that all these organisations publish their information as linked open data. This means: under an open license using a generic linked data protocol like RDF.
I expect that consumers of this new type of mobile location based augmented linked information would appreciate some guidance in the possibly overwhelming information landscape, in the form of specific views, with preselection of information sources and their context taken into account.
There may be an opportunity here for libraries, especially public libraries, taking on a new coordinating role as information brokers on the intersection of a large number of different information providers. Of course if libraires want to achieve that, they need to look beyond their traditional scope and invest more in new information technologies, services and expertise.
The future of mobile information services lies in the combination of location awareness, augmented reality and linked open data. Maybe libraries can help.
No future for libraries?Posted on May 24th, 2009 11 comments
Will library buildings and library catalogs survive the web?
Some weeks ago a couple of issues appeared in the twitter/blogosphere (or at least MY twitter/blogoshere) related to the future of the library in this digital era.
- There was the Espresso book machine that prints books on demand on location, which led to questions like: "apart from influencing publishing and book shops, what does this mean for libraries?".
- There was a Twitter discussion about "will we still need library buildings?".
- There was another blog post about the future of library catalogs by Edwin Mijnsbergen (in Dutch) that asked the question of the value of library catalogs in relation to web2.0 and the new emerging semantic web.
This made me start thinking about a question that concerns us all: is there a future for the library as we know it?
To begin with, what is a library anyway?
For ages, since the beginning of history, up until some 15 years ago, a library was an institution characterised by:
- a physical collection of printed and handwritten material
- a physical location, a building, to store the collection
- a physical printed or handwritten on site catalog
- on location searching and finding of information sources using the catalog
- on site requesting, delivery, reading, lending and returning of material
- a staff of trained librarians to catalog the collection and assist patrons
The central concept here is of course the collection. That is the "raison d'être" of a library. The purpose of library building, catalog and librarians is to give people access to the collection, and provide them with the information they need.
Clearly, because of the physical nature of the collection and the information transmission process the library needed to be a building with collection and catalog inside it. People had to go there to find and get the publications they needed.
If collections and the transmission of information were completely digital, then the reason for a physical location to go to for finding and getting publications would not exist anymore. Currently one of these conditions has been met fully and the other one partly. The transmission of information can take place in a completely digital way. Most new scientific publications are born digital (e-Journals, e-Books), and a large number of digitisation projects are taking care of making digital copies of existing print material.
Searching for items in a library's collection is already taking place remotely through OPACs and other online tools almost everywhere. A large part of these collections can be accessed digitally. Only in case a patron wants to read or borrow a printed book or journal, he or she has to go the library building to fetch it.
All this seems to lead to the conclusion that the library may be slowly moving away from a physical presence to a digital one.
But there is something else to be considered here, that reaches beyond the limits of one library. In my view the crucial notion here is again the collection.
In my post Collection 2.0 I argue that in this digital information age a library's collection is everything a library has access to as opposed to the old concept of everything a library owns. This means in theory that every library could have access to the same digital objects of information available on the web, but also to each other's print objects through ILL. There will be no physically limited collection only available in one library anymore, just one large global collection.
In this case, there is not only no need for people to go to a specific library for an item in its collection, but also there is no need to search for items using a specific library's catalog.
Now you may say that people like going to a library building and browse through the stacks. That may still be true for some, but in general, as I argue in my post "Open Stack 2.0", the new Open Stack is the Web.
In the future there will be collections, but not physical ones (except of course for the existing ones with items that are not allowed to leave the library location). We will see virtual subject collections, determined by classifications and keywords assigned both by professionals and non-professionals.
On a parallel level there will be virtual catalogs, which are views on virtual collections defined by subjects on different levels and in different locations: global, local, subject-oriented, etc. These virtual collections and catalogs will be determined and maintained by a great number of different groups of people and institutions (commercial and non-commercial). One of these groups can still be a library. As Patrick Vanhoucke observed on Twitter (in Dutch): "We have to let go of the idea of the library as a building; the 'library' is the network of librarians". These virtual groups of people may be identical to what is getting known more and more as "tribes".
Having said all this, of course there will still be occurrences of libraries as buildings and as physical locations for collections. Institutions like the Library of Congress will not just vanish into thin air. Even if all print items have been digitised, print items will still be wanted for a number of reasons: research, art, among others. Libraries can have different functions, like archives, museums, etc. and still be named "libraries" too.
Library buildings can transform into other types of locations: in universities they can become meeting places and study facilities, including free wifi and Starbucks coffee. Public libraries can shift focus to becoming centres of discovery and (educational) gaming. Anything is possible.
It's obvious that libraries obey the same laws of historical development as any other social institution or phenomenon. The way that information is found and processed is determined, or at least influenced, by the status of technological development. And I am not saying that all development is technology driven! This is not the place for a philosophy on history, economics and society.
Some historical parallels to illustrate the situation that libraries are facing:
- writing: inscribing clay tablets > scratching ink on paper > printing (multiplication, re-usability) > typewriter > computer/printer (digital multiplication and re-usability!) > digital only (computer files, blogs, e-journal, e-books)
- consumption of music: attending live performance on location > listening to radio broadcast > playing purchased recordings (vinyl, cassettes, cd, dvd) > make home recordings > play digital music with mp3/personal audio > listen to digital music online
From these examples it's perfectly clear that new developments do not automatically make the old ways disappear! Prevailing practices can coexist with "outdated" ways of doing things. Libraries may still have a future.
In the end it comes down to these questions:
- Will libraries cease to exist, simply because they no longer serve the purpose of providing access to information?
- Are libraries engaged in a rear guard fight?
- Will libraries become tourist attractions?
- Will libraries adapt to the changing world and shift focus to serve other, related purposes?
- Are professional librarian skills useful in a digital information world?
I do not know what will happen with libraries. What do you think?
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Kings and Kweens,
Aug 14th KMK drops "Mile High" the most banging KMK record to date. We are asking you to help us shock the World and help us get the word out anywhere and everywhere, to show the power of this underground movement.
It's time to take action, this is a call to organize and take it to the streets. It is time for the industry to get bitch slapped by the underground!
We want to thank you for 17 years of loyal support!! "Mile High" is the record that will leave no doubt to all the haters & sellouts. We could not do this without you. Stand up and be counted!!
Lets shock the world Aug 14th 2012 and make history. The day the underground rose to smash the corny bullshit that mainstream is shoving down our throats. We need all the Kings and Kweens worldwide to take action. Bang it full volume.
The Kings are declaring War on the industry!! We can't do this without you the fans. This is family first-Help KMK shock the World-Mile High out everywhere Aug 14th.
We put together a slamming record that will rattle trunks from coast to coast. See you on the battle fields. The "Mile High"Tour is in full effect!! Stay down for the Krown!! Next stop mobilize and legalize!!
Its time for Action!
Peace, love and respect.
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Poeticizing the Urban Apparatus: SCENES OF INNOVATION
AUGUST 13-15TH, 2013 ǀ New York, NY
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The city is . . . poeticized by the subject: the subject has refabricated it for his or her own use by undoing the constraints of the urban apparatus and, as a consumer of space, imposes his or her own law on the external order of the city (Michel De Certeau The Practice of Everyday Life Vol. 2: Living and Cooking, 1998, 13).
Social Innovation refers to a variety of activities that seek to change, modify, remake, and adapt existing practices in order to transform and strengthen civic society. Despite a great interest in the topic, how the city itself provides an organizing form for the transformation of cultural practices and their reception remains underanalyzed. By studying how scenes enable urban interaction and are generative of social change, this conference will engage new perspectives on cultural practices central to social innovation. In this context, innovation is dialectical in relation to time, social in its creation of a relationship among participants, and decisive in its appeal to new modes of engagement and action.
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-Merging categories and lines of division in innovation: public/private space, digital/print culture, the avant-garde/the popular.
-New modes of political economic organization and commerce—for eg., pop-up retail, supper clubs, and gift economies.
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We invite presentations from scholars, artists, designers, urban planners, architects, social enterprises and activists interested in the character of cultural innovation in the contemporary city. The normal presentation format will be a 20-minute talk as part of a panel of 3-4 speakers followed by questions and discussion. Proposals for other forms of participation (performances, exhibitions/screenings, roundtables) will also be considered. The conference will be held at the Center for Social Innovation's new space in the Chelsea neighborhood in New York City, on 24th Street and 11th Avenues.
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The explosion of non-highway motorized vehicles will force the forest service to develop more
coherent plans to regulate machines on millions of acres of forests and grasslands.There are many
differences in the forests so to speak, so no single restriction can work. A new management plan for the Nicolet-Chequamegon would increase the number of trails in forests, but ATV enthusiasts are concerned that the plan would bar
the use of their vehicles on thousands of miles or forest roads and and logging trails.A few more winters of no snow might make the ATV riders the most popular in Wisconsin. We don't travel the ATV trails, but we do own one. How many ride the trails and what do you think about new rules etc?


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0. phoneArena 30 Apr 2013, 06:01 posted on
The Samsung Galaxy S4 has one of the best displays out there, confirmed after rigorous testing of its 5-inch Super AMOLED panel…
This is a discussion for a news. To read the whole news, click here
1. FlushGordon (unregistered)
But why can't Amoleds accurately render a Paper White web page?
I don't care how detailed and crisp it is but I just prefer IPS....its simply better when viewing HD MOVIES
2. ama3654 (Posts: 295; Member since: 27 Nov 2012)
The S4 has much better whites than any IPS display now, check Displaymate review
8. juandante (Posts: 463; Member since: 23 Apr 2013)
I'm sorry we don't care about "white brightness" if it's not realist at all. I don't mind watching a super white screen if all my pictures are not rendered naturally.
13. Trex95 (Posts: 900; Member since: 03 Mar 2013)
You must be kidding me lol. better whites than any IPS?! even my xperia t 720p dated screen still has better white than any Super Amoled screen, just compare it myself with S3 and note 2. I do agree with you 1080p Super Amoled on S4 it's an great screen but still can't beat IPS in higher brightness and pure white and the only screen with Amoled that has the highest brightness and bright white like IPS that comes with Nokia pure view 808 even with low resolution.
20. TylerGrunter (Posts: 1522; Member since: 16 Feb 2012)
What he said is that the Displaymate experts don't agree with you. Taken from the review:
"the Galaxy S4 has a more accurate White than iphone 5"
axy_S4_ShootOut_1.htm#Diamond_ Pixels
25. Abbath (Posts: 99; Member since: 16 Sep 2012)
I dont understand why u folks are bedning over backwards over "whites"..watching movies, videos and pictures, veiwing websites all this stuff s great on a SAMOLED screen...hell why the fuss?
47. saffant (Posts: 274; Member since: 04 Jul 2011)
Cuz people love to hate and complain. They want those "perfect whites" just to show boat. The only place where the difference is noticeable (IPS/AMOLED) is on webpages, of which the background isn't even supposed to matter cuz your focus should be on the text/crispness—which the AMOLED FHD on S4 does great.
For anything else; movies; games; apps etc, AMOLED does a better job primarily because of its outstanding blacks which as we all know by know are the focal point of most multimedia.
But hey, haters gonna hate.
I tried my bro's Nexus 4 for a week; couldn't handle the hideous blacks and returned it for my Note 2 instead.
27. ama3654 (Posts: 295; Member since: 27 Nov 2012)
Check the display mates review Mr before you comment, the S4 on movie mode has much better whites at 65k than the iPhone 5(best ips display), and on Auto brightness its pulling over 400 nits on brightness almost matching the iphone 5 in sunlight visibility. Hate it as you like but AMOLED has caught up with ips display on pretty much any natural colour production, but LCD can never reach the awesome contrast of AMOLED display.
16. bojan (Posts: 188; Member since: 06 Oct 2012)
watch the diffrent here in screens for teh s4 and the htc one and you will see samsugn s4 doesn't pull real white colors and when veiwing videos the colors no as good as IPS displays.http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
31. hung2900 (Posts: 956; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
It's standard mode, not professional mode or movie mode, man
75. Abbath (Posts: 99; Member since: 16 Sep 2012)
Dude its an equal trade off...S4 has gorgeous blacks and HTC One has awesome whites in a certain way
Translated that means better webpages, ebooks in general on the One and better movies, apps, games on the S4...like user saffant said above "blacks which as we all know by now are the focal point of most multimedia."
Personally I prefer the S4. Pluss all this fuss over freakking "whites" is just hate IMO
nuff said!
35. lovenyc8 (Posts: 164; Member since: 13 Mar 2013)
here is a video showing the white test on both screen the s4 and the htc one put the video on 07:31 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v
=lIV1TRt0Bqkcheck it out guys and talk about it.
73. rgxVOiD (Posts: 440; Member since: 30 Aug 2012)
by whites you mean green
4. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
They can but for battery reasons the white behind black text in browser is dimmer. It is still as readable cause of the better contrast and lower reflectability. The S4 actually beats out the iPhone 5 in white accuracy according to the same article, in movie mode.
10. tech2 (Posts: 3451; Member since: 26 Oct 2012)
does that mean in movie mode it will produce more accurate whites while browsing ?
24. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
Apart from the dimmer white background in browsing it always produces accurate whites, screen set to "movie mode".
51. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
Downvotes from people who can't accept they made an amoled with good whites, sad.
52. chocolaking (Posts: 494; Member since: 22 May 2012)
hey, good white and blacker than black doesn't conclude a display screen to be the best. if it doesn't conheren with other colour. it still can't be a good display screen.
53. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
The Galaxy s4 has good color accuracy, in professional photo mode is is almost at the Adobe RGB Standard (perfect color reproduction)
7. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Watching movies on a Super AMOLED screen is mind blowing. I have the Avengers movie in full HD on my GS3 and I blown away every time it plays.
15. tiara6918 (Posts: 2036; Member since: 26 Apr 2012)
With the eye popping colors that the screen produces and the deep blacks. It's really enjoying to watch everything on a super amoled display
28. SaElestra (Posts: 5; Member since: 14 Mar 2013)
fake colours is fake my friend.. XD
32. hung2900 (Posts: 956; Member since: 02 Mar 2012)
Movie mode is avaiable on S3, man
54. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
The Galaxy S4 software has multiple modes, it can be set to proffesional photo mode if you want it to be and be damn close to perfect color reproduction.
33. ikkuh (Posts: 37; Member since: 22 May 2011)
For movies there no better display dan Amoled.
37. teerex42 (Posts: 209; Member since: 14 Jun 2012)
Exactly it is a PREFERENCE. I have seen all screens and the super amoled screen blows the rest out of the water with their much deeper blacks and colors that pop out of the screen. I prefer the super amoled display and yes it is mainly a preference.
55. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
Natural looks good, the 1440p panels that LG makes are astonishing quality/color reproocution (102% adobe) but the color pop on amoleds for games/movies will always be better.
3. Reverence (Posts: 224; Member since: 16 Jul 2012)
I need RGB...thats it...if HTC can put a full HD resolution in smaller screen that samsung should do as well
6. _Bone_ (Posts: 2154; Member since: 29 Oct 2012)
It also drains battery faster and you'll never ever see pentile pixels over 400ppi. Ever.
22. xperiaDROID (banned) (Posts: 5629; Member since: 08 Mar 2013)
If its possible, the phone needs a massive battery, right?
56. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
Yes its not possible to do full RGB without a lot of power.
5. juandante (Posts: 463; Member since: 23 Apr 2013)
FlushGordon +1
Secondly why do Samsung put so much money in those mobile handsets and forget about PC users ?
I would love to see those displays in a good laptop, it would be so much more usefull than on these tiny screens -_-"
9. PapaSmurf (Posts: 10456; Member since: 14 May 2012)
Then get a MacBook Pro with Retina if you really care about sharp, crisp screen on a computer.
57. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
Or get a 1600p IPS monitor with the 102% adobe RGB LG Panel and be amazed by everything.
11. Hemlocke (unregistered)
If you look closely, you can see the locked bootloader on the other side of the screen. So funny, all U.S. users will be locked to TW, with no ROMs, no OC, and no hope. Meanwhile, the lion's share of developers and development will come to the One, which is the same hardware worldwide and has been unlocked (No S-OFF, yet).
12. sharks (Posts: 236; Member since: 16 Feb 2013)
Samsung is going for the AMOLED display, year after year, since it costs them much less as they are the ones who're pushing and manufacturing that display technology. However, the best display on any mobile device right now is the S-LCD3, which is found on the HTC One, with a ridiculously high PPI of 468 (the highest PPI in the industry right now!). AMOLED is a flawed technology at its root but Samsung has been able to greatly improve the results, although AMOLED will never be able to rival the display quality of an S-LCD3. Now, this might change when Samsung switches to OLED, but this is a debate we'll have to wait in the future phones, most probably not before 2014 or 2015.
17. bojan (Posts: 188; Member since: 06 Oct 2012)
htc one has the best screen on the planet on a phone.
39. teerex42 (Posts: 209; Member since: 14 Jun 2012)
WRONG!!!! I've played with both phones. HTC's display does not compare to the Samsung Galaxy S4. super amoled is superior to LCD!!!!
42. Rayanx10 (Posts: 45; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
you never touched the htc one. samsung shep
49. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
What if he already touched one?
People must learn d word respect to ones opinion..
Htc one and other lcds myt win d most accurate display award, as far as we love punchy or vibrant display ythat overwhlms us everytme, no one cant argue with that..
58. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
It depends on your preferences honestly. The S4 has color pop/slight saturation. While the HTC One is natural looking but as with previous LCDs used in HTC phones on max brightness some colors are washed out.
72. iushnt (Posts: 1687; Member since: 06 Feb 2013)
I have used both..Personally S4's screen is a joy...it feels like paper prints and not electronic screen
18. SleepingOz (unregistered)
"So there you have it: the Galaxy S4 looks to have an overall better screen for most use cases."
"Winner: Samsung Galaxy S4. The Samsung flagship takes this one, as its screen is bigger, with better sunlight legibility, while still offering you the option to have accurate colors thanks to Adobe RGB mode. The HTC One screen is impressive, too, but the higher pixel density can't really make up for the lower native contrast and slightly inferior sunlight legibility."
Uh huh..
21. bojan (Posts: 188; Member since: 06 Oct 2012)
here is as link for you mr. that s4 screen not the best one on the market nowhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v
23. SleepingOz (unregistered)
The only things the SLCD3 got over the SuperAMOLED panel of the GSIV is higher ppi(obviously, since it's a smaller screen but you won't be able to notice the difference with naked eyes) and higher brightness(yet still the GSIV's SuperAMOLED has a better sunlight legibility).
43. Rayanx10 (Posts: 45; Member since: 30 Mar 2013)
SleepingOz is a lier why don't you paste what the reviewer said?
64. SleepingOz (unregistered)
Who's the liar exactly? Just don't take your own case for a generality man!
80. Rayanx10 posted on 04 APR 2013, 11:37 10 14
not because of the look i love everything about the HTC ONE
This comment is posted in response to #67 Hide
94. Rayanx10 posted on 04 APR 2013, 11:54 5 10
i have the note 2 its a great phone but its so last year and i will be getting the HTC ONE i want something fresh not the same phone all over like the s4 that is the s3 again
7. Rayanx10 posted on YESTERDAY, 02:55 21 22
I purchased the samsung s4 yesterday and took it back it is not as responsive as it should be. touchwiz sucks its damn laggy It has a cheap look and feel there is only a slight between it in the S3 the speaker is garbage. I took it back for a Brand new HTC ONE which is a more Sexy phone everything part in the htc one is quality htc uses expensive parts and all around killer phone love the htc one battery it last 2 days.
69. MariaGabriela (Posts: 12; Member since: 30 Apr 2013)
SleepingOz you are the lying Samsung shep.
70. SleepingOz (unregistered)
"When the debate is lost, slander becomes the tool of the losers" - Socrates
How many different accounts you have here?
38. Lauticol (Posts: 338; Member since: 25 Jun 2011)
Hey SleepingOz, why don't you paste what the reviewer said?
"So there you have it: the Galaxy S4 looks to have an overall better screen for most use cases, though I still prefer the sharpness and colour accuracy of the HTC One. Given the choice, I'd take the latter phone, but the Galaxy S4 is a fantastic choice for users who want a larger high-resolution phone."
63. SleepingOz (unregistered)
I have already replied to this comment yesterday.
The guy from Mobile Syrup says he prefers the HTC One SLCD but it's his PERSONAL OPINION!
It doesn't change the fact that he, himself, came to the conclusion, after testing both displays, that the SuperAMOLED is better!
Have you even read the whole article?!
And why do you seem to ignore the GSMArena's comparison. LMAO!
66. SleepingOz (unregistered)
*PERSONAL PREFERENCE not opinion..
since he, himself said that the GSIV is better in most cases. =]
40. teerex42 (Posts: 209; Member since: 14 Jun 2012)
All 11 of you idiots that thumb down the truth are in denial!!!!
59. HDShatter (Posts: 1021; Member since: 17 Jan 2013)
LCD 3 is 2012 technology, Samsungs newer amoled is better OVERALL but not at everything.
65. SleepingOz (unregistered)
There've been a lot of Samsung haters here lately, most of them have multiple accounts for massive thumb down.
I don't mind getting thumbed down though 'coz that's basically the only thing they can do since they can't really argue. I do understand their frustration. LOL
14. osmaankhaan (unregistered)
Although this is the best screen in a smartphone and also color accuracy is top notch but i like the punchy colors and richer tones (one can also call unnatural colors) of an amoled the same way we love love the exaggerated larger than life characters knowingly that they aren't real and natural looking in cinema...
19. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
I cant live w/o the vibrant and punchy colors w/ wow factor SuperAmoled, coz i have d freedom to make it oversaturated or more natural..
When im watching movies and if im tweeking my note2, i use the standard or dynamic, but when taking pictures i go with natural or movie.. my request is sammy shud integrate in the notif panel a quick settng for screen mode coz i use it a lot
26. kclgphilsbsa (Posts: 765; Member since: 21 Jan 2013)
Lol hahaha. Fine, im wrong with what i want :)
29. GALAXY-STORM (Posts: 328; Member since: 13 Oct 2012)
I just love the super amoled displays.
34. Irakli (banned) (Posts: 5; Member since: 30 Apr 2013)
samsung sheps are like apple sheps they like anything even if its garbage and everything the same samsung does even if they know its not the best and they lie to them selfs samsung sheps 101.


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Count Jessica Mauboy among the myriad young singers launched to fame via the reality TV phenomenon of the early 21st century. Born August 4, 1989, in Darwin, Australia, Mauboy's earned her first taste of celebrity at 14, when she won a local talent search and scored a recording deal with Sony. Her country-inspired rendition of the Cyndi Lauper hit "Girls Just Wanna Have Fun" went nowhere, however, and she returned to relative obscurity until auditioning for the Network Ten amateur talent showcase Australian Idol 2006. Despite a few bumps in the road -- most notably a sore throat that resulted in a mediocre rendition of Phil Collins' "Another Day in Paradise" and near-elimination -- Mauboy succeeded to the finals, albeit not without controversy: Detractors cited her previous Sony tenure as grounds for dismissal, but since the contract had long ago expired, Australian Idol producers refused to boot her from the show. Considered the favorite by prognosticators, Mauboy nevertheless fell to Damien Leith on the series' November 13, 2006, finale. A month later she signed to Sony BMG and in February 2007 issued her debut LP, The Journey, cracking the Aussie Top Five thanks in part to the album's lead single, a cover of the Christina Aguilera ballad "Beautiful." ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi


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The Air Jordan 'History Of Flight' Collection was a depiction, by way of footwear, of Michael Jordan's illustrious career and trail-blazing iconism of the shoe game. Placed on display at select Niketown locations around the glove, the Air Jordan 'History Of Flight' capitalized on the trademark White/Red colorway made famous by Michael by re-creating every Air Jordan in that colorway. Next up in our mini-feature of the History Of Flight is the Air Jordan VIII, so let's think back to one of Michael's most famous moments in the Air Jordan VIII; in Game 6 of the '93 NBA Finals, Michael, who was expected to take the final shot of the game, passed the ball along to a wide-open John Paxson, who hit the series-winning 3-pointer. Michael, of course, went on to be the greatest player of all-time, while John Paxson continued his Bulls tenure as part of upper management, creating yet another championship attitude behind Derrick Rose and the Bulls. If you want to take a look at the Air Jordan VIII 'History Of Flight', click through below and check out the full listing from btn_16 on eBay.
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dude probably got em for free and his asking an arm and a leg. smh
Not Worth it. Over 1K Is More Than Enough
Imagine what JB/Nike would be charging now for this type of quality on their retros...sadly, this was the normal quality back in the day...
The texture of the leather ! Omg
No hate intended. With that being said, this colorway looks shit; don't care which retro it's on. Enough with the home grown kicks. Looks like he made all of them at home!!!
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I got to say this has to be the simplest website ever. In a good way though. It's really funny how I came upon it...
About a month ago I started going barefoot being sick of wearing shoes. I had read something online about how your feet can adapt to extreme temps and terrain. I thought that sounded pretty cool, so I started doing that. I wrote this research paper for a college class last week comparing modern society to society from 2000 years ago. I found this site a couple days ago, and it cracks me up how much of it already relates to what I was discovering or knew in my heart. Would you guys be interested in reading this essay if I posted it?
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Oh I forgot to include a little foreword I used for my presentation. I got all of this from the internet (not my words).
What do "advanced" and "primitive" mean?
Is a society that knows it is dependent for its survival on the environment, and therefore practices sustainability to the extent that it only wipes out a species every few generations more primitive than a society that wipes out many species every year?
Is a society that makes deliberate contingency plans to wipe out all human life more advanced than a society that doesn't / can't conceive of doing this?
In other words, is the degree of advancement defined by capability alone?
If so, what is capability? Is a society that can navigate an open boat to an intended destination half-way across the Pacific using no navigational tools more or less advanced than a society that uses GPS systems to navigate a submarine on the same voyage in 5% of the time, going submerged all the way?
Is a society that locks strangers out of the neighborhood more advanced than a society that considers it an important social duty to provide welcome, food and shelter to a stranger?
Is a society where individual life expectancy at birth can vary by a factor of three and access to resources can vary by a factor of a billion more advanced than a society where life expectancy at birth varies by 25% and access to resources varies by a factor of 100?
Is a society in which 95% of adults could not feed or clothe themselves at a subsitance level without the help of others who live more than a day's walk away more or less advanced than a society in which every community is self-sustaining?
Is a society that develops all sorts of efficient ways of killing each other, and proceeds to use them, more advanced than a society that tends not to kill off its members so fast?
Is a society that allows a minority to use up most of the non-renewable energy resources in the world in a matter of a couple of generations more advanced than one that distributes non-renewable resources more equally among people and over a longer period of time?
Is a society that has no effective antibiotics because abuse of antibiotics has resulted in all surviving bacteria having developed immmunity to antibiotcis effectvely more advanced than a socierty that has no antibiotics because it hasn't accidentally discovered them yet?
Is a society that changes social norms by popular whim on a generation-to-generation basis more advanced than a society that preserves social norms that have incorporated the practical wisdom of many generations?
Is a society that places its faith in an unproven belief that science will overcome the risks that human abuse of the planet will lead to the end of human life more advanced than a society that places its faith in the non-proveable existence of a supernatural being?
Is a society that wipes itself out more advanced than a society that is unable to wipe itself out?


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El Conclusion: San Antonio Spurs 99, Phoenix Suns 96
|Boris Diaw, PF 27 MIN | 5-14 FG | 1-2 FT | 5 REB | 3 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 1 TO | 11 PTS | -2
The Spurs looked to inject a little offensive urgency into their starting lineup on Wednesday night and that came in the malleable form of Boris Diaw. Size against the Suns wasn't at a premium, so San Antonio could afford to take a risk with Bobo, one that didn't come back to hurt the Spurs. Oh, but Bobo shot a lot.
|Tim Duncan, PF 28 MIN | 7-12 FG | 3-4 FT | 5 REB | 5 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 2 TO | 17 PTS | +10
It was a quietly efficient night for Tim Duncan. So much so that his 17 points come as a surprise when so much noise was made about the 19 points Danny Green scored and the 20 Tony Parker produced. That sounds like Tim Duncan, though.
|Kawhi Leonard, SF 27 MIN | 4-9 FG | 0-0 FT | 6 REB | 1 AST | 1 STL | 0 BLK | 3 TO | 8 PTS | +4
Leonard has still yet to find his footing on offense. Again, he's not playing bad, but Kawhi is looking for something in his offensive game and he's yet to find it. That search is leading to Leonard reacting just a half-beat slower than normal. Good news, though, there are still 77 regular season games left to go.
|Tony Parker, PG 31 MIN | 9-15 FG | 1-1 FT | 1 REB | 6 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 20 PTS | +5
15 of the last 16 Spurs points were scored by Tony Parker. If the clutch gene exists, it somehow got passed to a Frenchman.
|Danny Green, SG 36 MIN | 8-11 FG | 0-0 FT | 5 REB | 2 AST | 2 STL | 4 BLK | 2 TO | 19 PTS | -5
Spurs fans weren't quite storming the gates of the Danny Green castle after Icy Hot's slow start to the season, but pitchforks were being inventoried and torches lit. 19 points on 8-for-11 shooting will go a long way in calming the locals. He also added four blocked shots, which is hard to fathom.
|Jeff Ayres, PF 3 MIN | 0-0 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 1 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 2 TO | 0 PTS | -3
As he finds his footing in the Spurs system, he'll become a bigger piece of the rotation. Until then, we get nights like tonight.
|Tiago Splitter, C 11 MIN | 2-2 FG | 5-6 FT | 7 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 9 PTS | -3
Bumped from the starting lineup in a game where every inch above 6'8″ was scarce, Splitter found himself in a throwback role coming off the bench with the likes of Manu Ginobili. Tiago played limited minutes on Wednesday night but was effective in his time. Six free throws in 11 minutes is efficient, to say the least.
|Patty Mills, PG 17 MIN | 1-5 FG | 0-0 FT | 1 REB | 3 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 2 PTS | -2
Five shot attempts in 17 minutes for Party Thrills? I'm shocked, shocked I say.
|Cory Joseph, PG 2 MIN | 0-0 FG | 0-0 FT | 0 REB | 1 AST | 0 STL | 0 BLK | 0 TO | 0 PTS | -1
Cory Joseph's lack of playing time through five games comes as the biggest surprise of the early season for me. I damn-near had him down as the backup point guard in pen coming into late October. I get the feeling he'll have his chance eventually.
|Manu Ginobili, SG 27 MIN | 4-11 FG | 0-0 FT | 5 REB | 3 AST | 2 STL | 0 BLK | 1 TO | 9 PTS | +8
The Spurs bench surprisingly lacked punch against the Suns, but Ginobili's first half stands out as one of the few bright spots. However, his second half wasn't quite as good.
|Marco Belinelli, SG 31 MIN | 1-6 FG | 1-2 FT | 4 REB | 0 AST | 0 STL | 1 BLK | 1 TO | 4 PTS | +4
By hitting his only 3-pointer, Italian Ice did what he was brought in to do for the Spurs. But the bottom of the net eluded his other five shots. Somehow Belinelli managed to play 31 minutes against the Suns.
|Gregg Popovich
The move to start Diaw instead of Splitter was a reasonable one, if nothing else just to shake things up and try to kick the offense into gear earlier in the game. Considering the lack of size the Suns brought to the table, there was little risk. It also couldn't help to light a fire under Splitter and reinforce the positive things Bobo has done in the four games leading up to Wednesday night.
Four Things We Saw
- It's not often that Tim Duncan finishes an evening with just as many assists as rebounds, but that was the result on Wednesday night when San Antonio spread the love on the boards. Seven Spurs had at least four rebounds against Phoenix and none had more than seven. This is what manifests when everyone on the floor is the same height.
- Danny Green made himself more of a threat offensively against the Suns through a lot of off-ball movement. Twice Icy Hot cut backdoor and ended up with reverse layups. As defenses take away his spot-up opportunities, Green needs to diversify his game. Even though it was an inexperienced Suns team (to say the least) there were good signs from Green in the win.
- I came away impressed with Miles Plumlee after Wednesday night's game. One of the few legit big men to get any minutes for Phoenix, his 15 points on 7-for-12 from the floor (most of them over Duncan) were impressive. He needs to tighten up his game a bit, but the foundation is there for a solid career. It's not a stretch to think Plumlee can be the third (probably fourth) big man on a good team.
- For a guy with his size and awkward body shape, Boris Diaw has impeccable balance. He has a move where he takes a hard dribble to the lane with a hard right legged jab-step and immediately pulls up for a jump shot that looks extremely difficult to defend. More often than not he's going to get the shot up with plenty of space because of how little his momentum seems to go forward on the move.


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From its very beginnings, film has been perceived as a hybrid medium mainly composed of the visual but always in combination with the textual. This blend of different media creates a tension that manifests itself in both actual film practice and peripheral elements on the fringes of film. Although film studies partially touches on these areas, they have been widely neglected from the point of view of literary studies. Therefore, the proposed special issue of Word & Image attempts to highlight the applicability of literary methodologies for film studies as an academic discipline.
The contributions to this special issue should analyze illustrative examples of the tension of writing in film, including, but not limited to, three distinct areas: 1) paratexts, 2) film proper, and 3) film theory:
1) Paratexts: The most conspicuous manifestation of the phenomenon of textuality in film is actual writing that appears in movies. Prominent examples are opening and end credits, title sequences, studio logos, and mottos. These peritextual elements ? as Genette calls them since they are located at the periphery of film ? frame the movie as an artifact and serve as a threshold between ?reality? and fiction. Related to these word and image relations are inter-titles and subtitles, which additionally highlight the tension between sound and image through the use of written text. A number of these textual instances deliberately oscillate between writing and image, thus self-reflexively drawing attention to medial dichotomies in cinema. Epitextual elements (i.e. paratexts that are situated outside the actual artifact), such as film posters, too, epitomize the clash between writing and image in film with its specific text-picture configurations.
2) Film Proper: Film practice as such has also allegorized its own habits of blending media meta-cinematically. These habits include the use of personifications of media, the conspicuous incorporation of pieces of visual art and literature as meta-reflexive devices, as well as filmic adaptations of literary texts or novelizations of films. Analyses of these and similar phenomena should provide a deeper insight into the manifold exchanges and interrelationships that exist between cinematic and literary techniques. In deliberately playing with the cinematic potential of words as well as the ?literary? dimension of moving images, films frequently establish a connection between the media.
3) Film Theory: In addition to film practice, which has staged media configurations within film throughout film history, film theory has also employed media dichotomies as a means of defining and positioning film as an independent medium. Early film theorists from Lindsay to Eisenstein drew on writing systems and textual media in order to come to terms with the new aesthetics of film. Recent film narratology, in its attempt to map out a theory of how a story evolves in film, inevitably negotiates with literary theory on issues such as point of view or narrative perspective, thereby positioning film in conflict with textual genres such as the novel.
The aim of the special issue is to address these multifaceted manifestations of writing in film in a set of approximately seven essays.
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A Hoboken drug dealer was sentenced to six years in prison in one of the largest heroin seizures in Marion, Ohio history, according to the Marion Star.
Curtis Gartrell, 35, was found guilty of trafficking and possession of heroin following a three-day jury trial, the newspaper reported. When Gartrell was arrested in March, police found 499 small packets of heroin and more than $1,700 in cash, police said.
Marion police Maj. Bill Collins, who testified and sat through the three-day trial, said the defense did not have much of a case.
"The whole defense was to try and discredit how police do their work ..." Collins told the Marion Star. "There wasn't really a strong defense that this stuff wasn't his."
Collins said he saw Gartrell getting out of a Columbus taxi on March 26.
Marion is a city of roughly 37,000 about 50 miles north of Columbus, the state capital.
Collins saw the cab take the Ohio 309 exit and suspected it was a drug dealer.
Collins said the cab was pulled over for speeding and officers could smell marijuana in the vehicle. According to Collins, Gartrell told two police officers he did not have any luggage and was in town for a week to visit his sister. The driver opened the trunk and when they began to open a zipper where the heroin was hidden, Gartrell fled.
Gartrell was caught a few blocks away and a state patrolman who joined the chase "ended up tasering the guy three times," authorities told the newspaper, adding that Gartrell admitted that the drugs were his to three officers.


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Some trademark characteristics of Shaker kitchen cabinets include flat paneled doors with rail frames, sturdy construction with quality wood, and utilitarian designs. In terms of materials, Shaker-style cabinets tend to use high-quality local American woods traditionally found in the northeastern United States. Examples include durable woods such as cherry, maple, hickory and quartersawn oak.
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Legislators, these are our parks, so find the funds
We were dismayed, disheartened and increasingly angry to learn that the state Department of Conservation and Natural Resources will need to close 35 state parks under a state Senate budget plan passed in May -- a plan that reduced the department's budget by $19 million ("Cutbacks Put Some State Parks on Shaky Ground," May 24).
The state parks are the jewels in the crown of the commonwealth, and removing them from public view and use should never even be considered. Tens of thousands of people depend on our parks for recreation, relaxation and introducing our children and grandchildren to the world of nature. They provide an emotional safety net, a place to go to relieve stress and reconnect with the land -- which is increasingly being developed and blacktopped. They are not the legislators' to trifle with, debate over or use to balance the budget. The parks are public land, and the legislators' job is to treasure, maintain and fund them -- for the people -- not to deny them what is rightfully theirs.
Where will the money to underwrite the parks come from? Frankly, that is their job to figure out. Look more closely at the tens of millions that go to "earmarks," most of which are less worthy projects that provide fewer benefits for fewer citizens. The "pork" requires trimming. Whittling away at state park budgets is an easy out to save a relatively small amount of money. Be more creative. If all other avenues are eventually honestly exhausted, consider a statewide tax of a modest amount to be dedicated to our parks and state forests. Our parks must remain open. And do remember -- elections are coming.
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Even though the Delta Aquariid meteor shower peaks Tuesday night, Oklahoma residents will not be able to see them with the forecast calling for a cloudy sky with rain showers likely. On average, the Delta Aquariids produce about 15 to 20 meteors per hour and this year, viewing will be good since the moon will not be full.
The next meteor shower to mark on your calendar is the Perseids, which are known as the best summer meteor shower. This year, the Perseids are expected to produce about 50 to 100 meteors per hour, but star gazers will have to content with a waning gibbous moon. The Perseid meteor shower will peak between Aug. 10-13.


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Permits offered to hunt sheep and goats at Puuwaawaa
The Department of Land and Natural Resources is issuing permits for control of feral goats in the makai portion and feral goats and feral sheep in the mauka portion of Puuwaawaa Forest Reserve on weekends starting Saturday and ending Oct. 20.
The program will be limited to archery for the first three weekends, followed by one weekend for muzzle loaders. There is no bag limit on goats and nontypical rams. One typical ram can be harvested after two nontypical rams are harvested.
For safety purposes, a maximum of 50 permittees will be allowed per day in each of the two sections of the preserve.
For permits, call the DLNR Division of Forestry and Wildlife in Waimea at 887-6063. Permits will be assigned from 8 a.m. until slots are filled Wednesday for only one day of the first weekend of the program. A valid hunting license is required. A maximum of five permittees will be allowed per call and only one slot per hunter is allowed. Participation for the remainder of the program will be on a first-come, first-serve basis at the hunter check station on the day of program.
Permittees are to check in at the Puuwaawaa check station between 5 a.m. and 4 p.m. and must be checked out by 6 p.m. Vehicle passes will be given at the hunter check station. Standbys will be allowed after noon for the first weekend and as slots become open for the rest of the program.
For more information, call Division of Forestry and Wildlife offices in Hilo at 974-4221 or in Waimea at 887-6063.
Keck hosts free talks
Keck Astronomy has scheduled three talks to be held at Kahilu Theatre in Waimea.
On Thursday, Chad Kalepa Baybayan, captain and navigator of the Hawaiian deep-sea voyaging canoes Hokulea, Hawaiiloa and Hokualakai, will discuss the history of oceanic wayfinding in the Pacific and efforts to revitalize this cultural program. He currently serves as the navigator in residence at Imiloa Astronomy Center.
On Oct. 24, Carey Lisse of Comet ISON will present "A Sungrazing Comet From Around the Solar System."
Andrew Howard will discuss an explosion of exoplanets Nov. 21.
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