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Brad Pitt Shows World War Z in New York – and New Jersey!
Originally posted 05/23/2013 10:00AM
Brad Pitt stepped out solo Wednesday night to mingle with an impressive crowd of A-listers – but he didn't forget his fans, either.
Showing his new zombie thriller World War Z for the first time, hehosted a star-packed screening at New York City's Museum of Modern Art – then zipped to Hoboken, N.J., where he surprised moviegoers at a late-night sneak preview.
"They said we got to do a showing in the city and I said okay, but we can't do it without showing it to the people who we made the film for," he told the Jersey fans. "So we decided to do it than no other place than Jersey. We've got a monster film, it's epic, scary as hell and I guarantee it's the most intense thing you will see all summer."
Amy Adams, Keira Knightley, Jude Law & More Celebrate Film in Toronto
Originally posted 09/09/2012 12:15PM
That's one full house!
The Soho House celebrated the second day of the Toronto Film Festival on Friday with parties for Imogene, The Master and Anna Karenina.
Trudie Styler was one of the first guests to arrive. Wearing a white dress, Styler – who co-produced Imogene – sipped on a Grey Goose Le Fizz cocktail and happily greeted Kristen Wiig and Darren Criss, who star in the film.
Upstairs, The Master star Amy Adams arrived in an elegant black dress and spent most of the party chatting with guests.
Julianne Moore was also spotted mingling with guests and relaxing after a busy day of festival activities.
Meanwhile at the Anna Karenina bash, Keira Knightley – who wore a black Elie Saab Haute Couture gown – spent most of the evening talking with costar Aaron Johnson and his wife, filmmaker Sam Taylor Wood.
Nearby, Jude Law enjoyed a Grey Goose cocktail as he laughed with friends.
On Saturday, Soho House hosted an event following the premiere of Silver Linings Playbook: The film's star Bradley Cooper held court on a corner couch, snacking and chatting with other guests.
Chris O'Dowd and new wife, Dawn Porter were also in attendance and enjoyed seafood salads, meatballs and other light fare.
Woody Harrelson happily posed for photos with fans, while Alexander Skarsgard enjoyed a beer with female friend.
Breaking Bad's Aaron Paul – in town to promote Smashed – also made the scene, chatting with fans and fellow stars alike. He even recounted when he and fiancé Lauren Parsekian saw Sally Field on a recent flight and "were completely starstruck," says a source. "But she had the same reaction toward him!" Who wouldn't?
Also in the club: Happy couple Emily Blunt and John Krasinski, who hung out with Joseph Gordon-Levitt. And Glee star Chord Overstreet, who was sporting a hat, chatted up Krasinski a bit.
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Sting Says Today's Music Is 'Played Out'
Originally posted 12/13/2009 08:50AM
It's hard to find a musical artist with a career as diverse as Sting's: In his more than 30-year career, the singer-songwriter has explored the worlds of rock, jazz, world beats and classical music – not to mention acting.
The secret to his versatility? "I was fortunate growing up in the '60s because in England we only had one radio station," the singer said in a moderated Q&A following a screening of his latest acting project, Twin Spirits, a musical and theatrical love story about composer Robert Schumann.
"We had classical music, we had pop music, we had everything in between," he says of the station's rotation. "So I grew up thinking that music was this one thing. I mean, I appreciated the difference between classical music and pop music, but it's the same building blocks and it still has the same feeling to it. It's a common language."
Trudie Styler Hopes Madonna & Guy Will Be Friends
Originally posted 10/21/2008 04:30PM
As the one who originally introduced Madonna and Guy Ritchie nine years ago, Trudie Styler hopes the divorcing couple will stay friends.
"I wish them both well," Styler, 54, told PEOPLE Monday at the Whitney Museum of American Arts 2008 gala in New York.
"I love them both," she told Access Hollywood. "They're both dear friends [but] all good things sometimes come to an end."
Sting, Wife Lose Sexual Discrimination Battle
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Sting and wife Trudie Styler discriminated against their private chef by firing her after she became pregnant, a tribunal ruled Thursday.
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So what: Third-quarter revenue fell 8.2% to $187.9 million and the company swung to a loss of $7.3 million. Analysts were expecting an $0.08 profit per share; after reporting earnings of $1.07 per share a year ago, this was a big hit for investors.
Now what: Management said that end markets were weak last quarter and are expected to struggle into next year. A consultant was also hired to help streamline the business, which isn't usually a good sign for a company. I'm definitely not buying in after this report and would wait until revenue and earnings begin growing to take a hard look at the stock.
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Until very recently in human history, reading a book was a one-way experience.
With the advent of eBooks though, it is fast becoming a two-way street.
Every time someone reads an eBook (sales of which are increasing substantially, both in absolute and relative terms), the reader is being read also. According to a very interesting article in the Journallast month,
In the past, publishers and authors had no way of knowing what happens when a reader sits down with a book. Does the reader quit after three pages, or finish it in a single sitting? Do most readers skip over the introduction, or read it closely, underlining passages and scrawling notes in the margins? Now, e-books are providing a glimpse into the story behind the sales figures, revealing not only how many people buy particular books, but how intensely they read them.
As the article observes, this has some very interesting implications for publishing companies and authors, who, based on demographics and reading habits, can tailor the content of their books to increase the books' appeal to readers and hold their attention longer.
In terms of fiction, unless someone is just a content mill I don't think it matters too much. Writers (and publishers) of fiction may also not like the idea too much:
…"The thing about a book is that it can be eccentric, it can be the length it needs to be, and that is something the reader shouldn't have anything to do with," says Jonathan Galassi, president and publisher of Farrar, Straus & Giroux. "We're not going to shorten 'War and Peace' because someone didn't finish it."
For non-fiction books where readers flock to books to learn about something, this could be highly useful. The full article explores various implications of the availability of this data from different perspectives and is worth a read.
But one thing that the article doesn't discuss in detail are the implications for magazine publishers.
I think that magazine publishers who provide digital versions of their weeklies or monthlies (which is pretty much everyone these days) are sitting on a goldmine.
With a print magazine, no one knows how engaged readers are. Consequently, rates for advertisements in magazines are set based on some demographic data and the total number of subscriptions and single-copy sales.
Now though, with digital magazines, we can move into "dynamic" pricing for advertisements.
So if 100,000 subscribers were reading Businessweek on their iPads or other tablets, then I can easily determine which articles are skipped and which ones appeal most to readers. So just with TV shows and Nielsen ratings there, as a publisher, I could set rates for displaying ads on different pages based on how engaged readers are with those pages. As a company advertising on Businessweek, I have to love this too. Finally, I now have a way to show the right audience at the right time the right advertisement (and willingly pay a premium for it if it has the impact I think it will).
Extending the idea further, as an article in a digital magazine starts to become more popular, the publisher can increase the advertising rates just like on TV. On the other hand, ads on unpopular articles can go down in price dynamically too.
Since we are at the beginning of the digital publishing (and consumption) revolution, as long as obvious and justifiable privacy concerns can be addressed, it will be interesting to see what publishers and advertisers do here.


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In this population-based, case-control study of postmenopausal women including 726 incident ischemic strokes, 213 incident hemorrhagic strokes, and 2525 controls, current use of estrogen with or without progestin, assessed from computerized pharmacy data, was not associated with ischemic stroke or hemorrhagic stroke overall. However, Lemaitre et al observed 2-fold higher risks of ischemic stroke and hemorrhagic stroke during the first 6 months of hormone use (ischemic stroke: odds ratio, 2.16 [95% confidence interval, 1.04-4.49]; hemorrhagic stroke: odds ratio, 2.20 [95% confidence interval, 0.83-5.81]). Risk of ischemic stroke also increased with estrogen dose (P = .03). The transitory increase in risk of stroke associated with initiation of hormone replacement therapy merits further investigation.
To assess whether prolonging warfarin prophylaxis beyond the hospital stay improves the outcome of patients who underwent hip arthroplasty, 360 patients who had received warfarin prophylaxis after total hip replacement were randomized to stop the drug treatment at the time of hospital discharge or to continue it for 4 more weeks. Extending thromboprophylaxis considerably reduced the incidence of late venous thromboembolic complications without enhancing the hemorrhagic risk.
The hemodynamic abnormalities that can cause pulmonary arterial hypertension are increased pulmonary vascular resistance, pulmonary venous pressure and pulmonary blood flow, or a combination of these hemodynamic abnormalities.
Highly active antiretroviral treatment (HAART) has markedly reduced morbidity and mortality attributable to human immunodeficiency virus (HIV) type 1 infection. However, when, in the natural course of HIV infection, to initiate treatment to produce optimal clinical benefit remains undefined. In addition, these regimens have significant adverse effects and are expensive. In this analysis of 1054 women enrolled in a cohort study and followed for up to 5 years, those initiating HAART with CD4+ cell counts of 200 to 350/µL did not have faster progression to clinical disease than those initiating with CD4+ cell counts greater than 350/µL. However, individuals initiating treatment with CD4+ cell counts less than 200/µL had significantly higher rates of poor outcomes, even after adjustment for lead time bias. These results support current guidelines that treatment may be delayed until the CD4+ cell count is less than 350/µL, but should be started before the CD4+ cell count reaches 200/µL.
Kaplan-Meier estimates of percentages remaining free of acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) among participants AIDS free at initiation of HAART, by CD4+ cell count and HIV type 1 RNA at initiation. RH indicates relative hazard; CI, confidence interval.
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There's a special kind of grass that's getting rave reviews for its health benefits, some people are convinced it might be just what the doctor should order to clobber cancer cells.
This health wonder is wheatgrass—arguably one of the most nutrient-dense, green superfoods on the planet. The word "superfood" describes foods with high concentrations of nutrients such as amino acids, enzymes and other compounds to protect and repair damage to your cells.
Wheatgrass packs such a whopping load of nutrients that a research scientist named Dr. Charles F. Schnabel said 15 pounds of wheatgrass is the equivalent of 350 pounds of carrots, lettuce, celery and other fresh vegetables! Dr. Schnabel was an agricultural chemist who is credited with starting the movement to make grasses available for human consumption. He touted the nutritional value of barley and rye grass shoots as well as those of wheat. In the early 1940s you could buy tins of his dry grass powder in drug stores all over the country. Cancer wasn't the health crisis back then it is today!
His research led him to believe that the nutritional value of grasses varied at different stages of the plant's life, and he identified the point when wheatgrass should be harvested for a maximum wealth of nutrients that naturally contain anti cancer properties. If you're wondering, that's BEFORE it develops a flower or seedhead. And while we're on the subject, there's no gluten in wheatgrass. The gluten is only present in the seed, which is what flour is made from. If you have an allergy to wheat flour products it's unlikely you'll have a problem with wheatgrass.
Get ready for a little "green magic" in the battle against cancer!
Chlorophyll is a green pigment found in almost all plants and algae. This detoxifier provides the perfect alkaline balance for many of the acidic foods common to the American diet. Cancer can't live in an alkaline enviroment.
Research shows chlorophyll also helps:
It's easy to see why H.E. Kirschner, M.D. said in the book Nature's Healing Grasses that "Chlorophyll, the healer, is at once powerful and bland— devastating to germs, yet gentle to wounded body tissues. Exactly how it works is still Nature's secret; but to the layman, at least, the phenomenon seems like green magic."
Wheatgrass is a good source of living chlorophyll. And a few studies show wheatgrass may play an important role in cancer cure and prevention.
Scientific studies show that it has. In 1980, Dr. Chiu Nan Lai of the University of Texas System Cancer Center showed extracts of wheatgrass effectively restrained several carcinogens. If true, this means wheatgrass is at least useful for preventing cancer if not curing it.
In fact, research showed that applying just low levels of wheatgrass extract to the cancer-causing agents diminished their activity by up to 99%. But that's not all. Another study showed chlorophyll could be an effective antidote for poisonous radiation treatments which can cause cancer.
A United States Army experiment exposed guinea pigs to lethal doses of radiation. Researchers found the guinea pigs that ate chlorophyll-rich cabbage and broccoli had half the mortality rate of those fed a non-chlorophyll diet. Cabbage and broccoli contain a lot of other nutrients besides chlorophyll, so this study is not the last word on the benefits of chlorophyll.
Some scientists think chlorophyll possesses a particular kind of magic when it comes to health benefits. These folks say it's so rich in oxygen it's virtually like hemoglobin ( the oxygen-carrying component of red blood cells.) This is a controversial idea. But in a moment I'll tell you about a study that supports it.
Wheatgrass advocates say it helps oxygenate your brain—and potentially EVERY cell in your body. Cancer can't live in an oxygen rich enviroment.
You can look at wheatgrass advocates as a particular sect in the church of chlorophyll. They believe this plant is practically a magic elixir. And it's a fact that some cancer patients who use wheatgrass do recover. Most of the time they make use of a number of therapies. They don't rely exclusively on wheatgrass. It's an important piece of an integrative cancer treatment.
I'm sold on the benefits of so-called "green foods". I take spirulina myself, and chlorella is another excellent choice. Like wheatgrass, these two substances contain all 8 essential amino acids, chlorophyll, and other nutrients. All green foods contribute greatly in the fight against cancer.
Bill Henderson is a big fan of Barley Power from a company called Green Supreme, Inc. 800-358-0777. Bill, by the way, is the author of an excellent Special Report called How to Cure Almost Any Cancer at Home for $5.15 a Day.
I believe it's a good idea for any of us, healthy or sick, to take some kind of green supplement. Wheatgrass is an excellent choice, although it doesn't seem to be supported by as much research as spirulina and chlorella and their noted benefits in fighting cancer.
Dr. Ann Wigmore, ND, nutritionist and founder of the Hippocrates Health Institute in Boston, credits wheatgrass with curing her gangrenous leg and preventing its amputation!
And a study published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology supports the use of wheat grass juice to improve outcomes for cancer patients. Researchers examined the effects of wheatgrass juice on 400 terminally ill cancer patients at the Netaji Subhash Chandra Bose Cancer Research Institute in India.
Researchers wanted to know if the plant juice could help improve hemoglobin level, serum protein and performance status in the patients. The results?
Fifty patients required transfusion support and were excluded from the study. But 348 of the remaining patients experienced significant improvement in total protein & albumin levels.
Among these 348 patients, both white blood cell and platelet counts remained the same before and after the six-month study during which they were given wheatgrass juice. However, their overall health performance status jumped from 50 percent to 70 percent.
The researchers concluded that wheatgrass juice is an effective alternative to blood transfusion. That's quite a claim. I'd have to say more study is needed, especially considering blood counts remained unchanged. But these researchers believe medical professionals should be encouraged to use this treatment for other terminally ill cancer patients.
If you want to experience the health benefits of wheatgrass, you can find it in many health food stores as fresh produce, juice, powder concentrate or in tablets. Some health food stores will "juice" a cup of fresh wheatgrass for you while you wait, WholeFoods is one example. Some folks grow it at home and make the juice themselves.
So can you cure cancer by eating grass? Maybe. . .as part of an overall integrated program of other proven safe therapies that boost the immune system and allow it to do what it's naturally intended to do, kill cancer!
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I was surprised to read the title because if curing cancer can be that easy then why still people are dying because of cancer? Even before this there is a lot of food that were reported as anti cancer food and people are advised to take them to prevent cancer. I was wondering how effective they really are. However, there's no harm for us to eat them, so why not. I hope you'll write about them too.
Sometimes, it's in genetic even how healthily you try to live in, you still tend to get it from your gene or maybe you're bad surrounding. Even if you don't smoke but the people around you do, you'll have higher chances to get cancer. Sometimes, there are foods that can help your chances to get them lower. So, you can try to eat them. However, the food is only act as an anti cancer not a total cure. So you still got to be careful with your health.
If people can really cure cancer by eating grass, that would be great news for all of the cancer patient in the world. Cancer is a very expensive sickness. If grass can really helps them then that is a real blessing from God.
I heard about wheatgrass before. Then the market started to sell wheatgrass drink. The drink got really popular at that time. However, when I gave it a try, the drink tasted so sweet. I guess they put too much sugar in it. Isn't it cancer feed on the sugar and fat?
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After tasting defeat Sunday, Chad Ochocinco shook hands with each of the Patriots' minutemen. Despite scoring a touchdown, after which Ochocinco said he would fire one of their rifles, he did not do so, keeping discretion as the better part of valor.
"I was just saying hello to them. We talked about the thing with the musket and all that. But just letting them know — no disrespect in any way. And just saying hello to them at the end, that's all."
Ochocinco was just having fun, as usual, in the No Fun League. It's probably a good thing, for legal reasons, that he did't fire the gun, ad instead let the minutemen know he was just messing around.
Though mum was the word when Ochocinco was asked about the Bengal's 1st half struggles. I'm sure he just did't want to think about the ugliness of it all.
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While it's obvious Phil Jackson would have been a better choice than Mike D'Antoni to supplant Mike Brown in Los Angeles, some believe former Lakers assistant Brian Shaw was a better option than D'Antoni, as well.
Supporters of Shaw point to the fact that he worked under Jackson and he knows the triangle offense, which may be better suited for this Lakers team than a run-and-gun approach.
But this wasn't about Jim Buss looking for a big name, as some suggested. It wasn't another example of the Lakers organization being clueless, as many have suggested in recent years.
In fact, hiring D'Antoni was really the Lakers' best (and only) option.
Let me explain.
This is not only a team overflowing with superstars, two of them (Kobe Bryant and Dwight Howard) have massive egos—egos big enough to single-handedly rule an organization. While Shaw is certainly an excellent candidate based on his work in the past, the fact of the matter is he has never been a head coach. While Bryant, Howard and Steve Nash may respect him, his word isn't going to carry the same weight as D'Antoni's.
D'Antoni, of course, coached Nash for five seasons when he was with the Phoenix Suns. He has also worked with Bryant and Howard as a Team USA coach. Heck, Bryant has respected D'Antoni ever since he saw the former guard star for Olimpia Milano while he was growing up in Italy.
That makes a lot of sense, considering Bryant and Howard are not players who feel they need to be coached at this point in their careers. They are superstars, and they know it.
In my opinion, Shaw was a better candidate than D'Antoni from a pure X's and O's standpoint. The triangle offense would work well with Howard on the post and the Lakers need to fix their defense.
But that doesn't mean he was a better candidate than D'Antoni. Chemistry is another thing this team needs, and that is much easier to obtain when you have a players' coach working with players like Bryant and Howard. D'Antoni has already developed a rapport with Bryant, Howard and Nash, making it unlikely the Big Three of the Lakers will have a hard time transitioning to their new coach.
You'll remember that one of the reasons the Miami Heat lost in the 2011 NBA Finals to the Dallas Mavericks was because the Big Three had yet to completely gel, and that included with coach Erik Spoelstra.
One season later, they were hoisting the Larry O'Brien Trophy and everybody was all smiles.
Given the nature of Bryant and Howard in particular, the Lakers needed someone with extensive experience as a head coach who was respected by players throughout the league. While Jackson would have been the ultimate option (respect plus a proven system), D'Antoni is second-best given the Lakers' current situation.
Will D'Antoni lead the Lakers to the promised land?
Well, I'm still a bit skeptical given his system has never produced a championship.
But is it the best the Lakers could have done beyond Jackson?
Yes. Giving Bryant, Howard and Nash free reign to develop together is the best option for this team.


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3 men sought in Bentonville armed robbery
Men robbed pizza delivery driver Friday night, police say
Published 8:11 AM CDT Aug 10, 2013
A pizza delivery driver was robbed by three armed men Friday night on Walton Boulevard in Bentonville, police said.
The driver had $350 on him when the men pulled out a gun and demanded the cash just after 9:15 p.m. near the Spot Not Car Wash, police said. The driver told police one of the men had a semi-automatic handgun.
Police said the armed men were in a 2000 black Dodge truck with black wheels and a 2000 silver GMC or Chevrolet pickup truck.
Police did not release descriptions of the men, and have not said if there's been an arrest.
The pizza delivery driver was not injured, police said.
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Philly inspector kills self after deadly collapse
PHILADELPHIA -- A veteran Philadelphia building inspector who officials said committed suicide had inspected the site of a deadly building collapse twice in February and an adjacent, related project in mid-May.
The June 5 collapse killed six people when a four-story building tumbled onto a small thrift shop. The demolition site consisted of three attached buildings.
City records show that Ronald Wagenhoffer inspected the site before work began on Feb. 12 and again on Feb. 25, after it got underway. He returned to the strip of attached storefronts on May 14 after a citizen complained about the demolition being conducted at the building next door to the one that collapsed. Wagenhoffer found the complaint unfounded.
Mayor Michael Nutter called the death Wednesday of 52-year-old Wagenhoffer "astounding" and "painful."
"We had six people who died in the building collapse and now we've had another person perish because of this particular tragedy," Nutter said in Chicago, where he was attending a conference Thursday. "This was just astounding to find this out."
A demolition subcontractor, 42-year-old Sean Benschop, has been charged with six counts of involuntary manslaughter for allegedly being "impaired" by marijuana and painkillers while operating an excavator just before the crash. He also had his right hand in a cast, but his lawyer has said he was fit to work that day. The collapse was an accident and Benschop was not responsible for it, his lawyer has said.
The strip of buildings being demolished at the edge of downtown were owned by New York developer Richard Basciano, once dubbed the porn king of Times Square. Bosciano was believed to be at the site that morning, talking to demolition contractor Griffin Campbell, when an unsupported four-story brick wall crashed onto the thrift store. The demolition was being done for $122,000, according to Campbell's lawyer, although the permit listed the job cost as $10,000.
Wagenhoffer was not the person who approved the demolition permit.
Basciano's lawyer, Thomas Sprague, declined to comment Thursday on his client's reaction to the inspector's death or to any of the investigations underway. They include probes by the city, the District Attorney's Office and a plaintiff's lawyer representing several survivors.
Campbell's lawyer, Kenneth Edelin, has said that Benschop was not authorized to use heavy equipment to knock down the wall, but only to remove debris. Benschop's lawyer, Daine Grey, said his client was following orders "100 percent."
Wagenhoffer had started working for the city as a carpenter in 1997 and worked his way up to his post as an inspector, earning just over $60,000, according to city records. He was nominated for a top safety award in 2011.


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The country's largest insurer Life Insurance Corporation of India (LIC) has sold over two per cent stake in Maruti Suzuki India over a period of time, thereby reducing its total holding in the carmaker to a little over 10 per cent.
LIC sold a total of 58,29,103 shares of the company aggregating 2.018 per cent stake between August 24, 2009 and November 11, 2012 through the open market, Maruti Suzuki India (MSI) said in a filing to BSE.
After the sale, LIC's holding in MSI stands at 10.777 per cent, it said.
Before the transaction, LIC held 12.794 per cent stake in MSI, with a total of 3,69,64,231 shares, it added.
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Aquarius L. Humphrey and Jason L. Bryant, Steelville, announce the birth of a daughter, Breanna Kay Bryant. Born Nov. 12, 2012, at Mercy Hospital Washington, she weighed 5 pounds, 14 ounces, and was 19 inches long.
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Hotta Yumi, author of the best selling manga series Hikaru no Go is confirmed for the US Go Congress. Hotta will meet fans, sign autographs, and answer questions at the Go Symposium on Sunday, and will be a celebrity judge for the official Hikaru no Go Trivia contest in the Youth Room on Monday. When Hotta was learning to play go, she got frustrated at never being able to beat the professionals who taught her. "So I thought, wouldn't it be great if I had a strong supernatural ally, maybe then I could beat a pro someday," she told the E-Journal in an earlier interview. The result was the best-selling manga and anime series Hikaru no Go, which is credited with renewing or sparking interest in go worldwide in recent years. "I had no idea how popular it was outside Japan until I went to the European Go Congress two years ago and met so many people who told me they learned about go through Hikaru No Go," Hotta said, laughing. -Paul Barchilon with Chris Garlock, photo by John Pinkerton.
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Hikaru Author to Attend Congress
Monday April 16, 2012
Congress Scholarships for Youth Available
Monday April 16, 2012
The American Go Foundation (AGF) is offering $200 youth discounts to this year's US Go Congress. Interested youth must write an essay on why they want to go; the application deadline is May 30th. Twenty-Five scholarships are available, and up to 15 awardees will be selected by June 1. Five scholarships are available to residents of Canada or Mexico. Applications received after May 30th will be placed in a lottery with the remaining scholarships awarded at random from qualifying essays. The scholarships are available for youth who are under 18. For more information, and to apply, click here. - Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo: Youth playing Four Color Go at the 2011 Congress, photo by Paul Barchilon.
Highland Park Tops School Teams Tourney
Monday April 9, 2012
The American Go Honor Society's 13th annual School Team Tournament (STT) concluded on KGS last month. Over 150 avid go players duked it out in 54 teams from 40 schools in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Teams were sorted by their average rank, in four divisions, and played four rounds. Co-sponsored by the AGA and the AGF, the STT has become the largest national youth tournaments in the US. Leading the pack in the Varsity Division was Highland Park High School (NJ), who were undefeated. The school has participated in several past tournaments. "We finally achieved good results this year," said team captain Yang Xu 5d, "we've played in the tournament a few times in the past but lacked a consistent team." Xu, who is also a part of the AGHS's Future Leaders Immersion Program (FLIP), describes his school's victory largely as a culmination of hard work and dedication, adding "this year, we were able to play with an overall higher average rank and I think that helped us a lot….hope to be able to participate in this again next year!" Following up in 2nd and 3rd place were Neo Fineart Learning Center and Joaquin Miller Middle School, both from CA. In the Junior Division, Tzu Chi Chinese School (CA) took 1st place with Richard Montgomery High School (MD) and Manlius Pebble Hill School (NY) following in 2nd and 3rd. Albert Einstein High School (MD) took 1st place in the Intermediate division, with Richard Montgomery High School (MD) taking second once again and Cary Chinese School (NC) taking third. In the novice division another team from Cary Chinese School, one of the major go playing schools in the country, took first place. Molalla High School (OR) came in 2nd and Manlius Pebble Hill School (NY) was a close 3rd. Prizes ranging from plaques to equipment were given out, with schools that had good participation also receiving rewards. AGHS Co-Vice President, Justin Teng says "a big thanks to everyone who participated, and to the volunteers, including Hugh Zhang, Monsoon Shrestha, and the AGHS officers who helped make this tournament a huge success. We hope everyone had fun and is looking forward to growing their clubs for next year's tournament!" The next AGHS event will be a casual gathering on KGS on April 22nd at 4pm ET for pair-go. Keep up with the AGHS on their website. -Eric Chen, AGHS Co-Vice President, with Paul Barchilon.
AGA Go Camp Registration Open
Monday April 9, 2012
Registration for the AGA East Coast Go Camp is now open. Pricing and details can be found on the 2012 Camp Website here. For the convenience of the campers and their families, payments for the camp can be made online, although some forms must still be mailed directly to the organizers. The camp will take place the week before the Go Congress from July 28 to August 4 and will be held at the same location, the YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly in Black Mountain, North Carolina. "The AGA Summer Go Camp welcomes campers from the ages of 8 to 18 to attend for a week of go-playing and fun," says director Amanda Miller. AGF needs based scholarships are again available for players who can't afford the full cost, and youth who played in the USYGC are eligible for a $400 scholarship to camp. More details on AGF scholarships can be found here. - Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor. Photo by Amanda Miller: Campers playing relay go.
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Monday April 9, 2012
Hope Wins Tri-School Tourney
Monday April 2, 2012
The Hope School, in Portland OR, bested Irvington Elementary School and Sunstone Montessori in a three team, two game match on April 1st. Hope won 6 games, Montesorri 5, and Irvington 1 – saved from a sweep by its top player, McCaleb Nessler-Cass 15k. "One game was jigo on the board, so white won with a half point komi," reports organizer Peter Freedman. "I didn't think one stone was very important," said a disappointed Ben Snead 20k, the player who lost. "There's a good lesson for a new player," adds Freedman. The Hope team was led by Louie Liu 1d, and included Edward Yu 16k, and Ethan Zhuang, all of whom won both games. Vincent Zhuang 6d played teaching games with the odd man out. Winner's Report: 1st place: Hope School; 2nd place: Sunstone Montessori; 3rd place: Irvington Elementary. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor.
Second International Children's Art Contest Accepting Submissions
Monday April 2, 2012
The second International Children's Go Art Contest is now accepting submissions, and will culminate in an exhibit of the pieces at the U.S. Go Congress in North Carolina this summer. The event is sponsored by the Mexican Youth Go Community and the AGA, in honor of the International Go Symposium. Organizer Siddhartha Avila says "the contest will feature children's artwork, in which they will be free to express their visions, emotions and ideas about go through painting. Its purpose is to make go culture flourish among children, and promote it through a creative exchange." Last year's contest drew submissions from Japan, the Phillipines, India, the US and Mexico. Submissions must be received in Mexico City by July 13th. Complete information, including the submission forms and event details, can be found on the Go Symposium site. -Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor
ACGA Sponsors Boston Workshop
Sunday April 1, 2012
AGA East Go Camp Is a Go
Monday March 26, 2012
The AGA East Go Camp has been confirmed for the summer of 2012. The camp will take place the week before the U.S. Go Congress from July 28 to August 4 and will be held at the same location – the YMCA Blue Ridge Assembly in Black Mountain, North Carolina. Camp directors Nano Rivera and Amanda Miller welcome all campers from the ages of 8 to 18 to join them for a week of go-playing and fun. More information regarding the camp will be available on the AGA website, and registration will open within the next two weeks, so be sure to check back soon. – Story and photo by Amanda Miller, Camp Director. Photo: the 2011 Go Camp.
Insei League Expands
Monday March 5, 2012
Alexandre Dinerchtein's Insei League is reaching out to youth with discounts and free memberships. The league is run on KGS, and is structured the same way Korean kids train to become professionals. "We call for young players who are ready to devote themselves to the game and to compete later with Asian professionals," writes Dinerchtein 3P. "We have changed our pricing policy to encourage participation in the League for any promising children. The first three prizewinners of the European and the US Youth Go Championships, under 12 and 18, get free places in the Insei League. Go Champions under 12 and 18 of any country get 3 months in the League instead of 1 for $95. Young players who took second through fifth place during the last youth go championship of their country can play for 2 months instead of 1 for $95. Young go players under 18 and stronger than 10 kyu get a 15% discount." As another incentive, Dinerchtein has set up a prize jackpot, which increases by $250 each month. Insei League members can win the jackpot if they place in the top three at the World Youth Go Championship, in either age group, or top three at the World Amateur Go Championship, or at the Korean Prime Minister Cup. "Every year the League will store about $3000 and we hope that this jackpot helps to develop a more serious approach to go studies," adds Dinerchtein. For more information, visit the Insei League website. - Paul Barchilon, E-J Youth Editor.


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Yes, interested as well. Was about to run out and buy it, but if there is no way to play left-handed I'm out of luck. Can anyone confirm or deny? Thanks!
Has anyone figured out how to play tiger woods 07 left handed?!?! Good lord, it's upsetting me!
Yes, interested as well. Was about to run out and buy it, but if there is no way to play left-handed I'm out of luck. Can anyone confirm or deny? Thanks!
in previous games when you could create a character you could select left or right handed swing, im sure they would have added this.
It's not out in US to my knowledge and I'm broke right now which is unfortunate due to the wave of games
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I can't answer your question for sure---I got the game yesterday and created my onscreen character and I don't remember any option to make myself a righty or lefty. I was in a hurry to play, so I could have missed it, although I doubt that I did. Being a righty, it was something I had not even thought about. Good luck
Now that more people have it, can anyone confirm there is an option to play left handed? Thanks!
yes you get the option when you first create a character. im not sure if you can change it once you select one or the other. so you might have to make a new character in order to do it.
now for my question anyone seen when you choose what clubs you want in your bag? i cannot seem to find this anywhere and im going to be mega pissed if im stuck with a frigging 9 degree driver and a 3 wood and a bunch of irons i dont want.
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!! I thought about that too, since I am left too. But they should have put in the choice if not, the game would be kinda pointless for leftys.
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The city of Cairo is gearing up to host the 3rd annual Egypt International Boat Show from February 19th to 22nd.
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Ramesh Kallidai of the Hindu Forum of Britain said the swastika had been a symbol of peace for thousands of years before the Nazis adopted it.
He said a ban on the symbol would discriminate against Hindus.
Germany, holder of the EU presidency, wants to make Holocaust denial and the display of Nazi symbols a crime.
Mr Kallidai said his organisation was writing to European lawmakers to highlight the issue.
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Lisa Kazmier - 1/20/2007
I agree with you mostly. Hindus should make their case for their symbol (and I forget their name for it, too). If I recall correctly, the symbol was slightly tilted by the Nazis. I thought the Hindus had it as more a box-shaped symbol. It may or may not include dots around the S shapes. Maybe there is a way for Hindus to work through this to represent their symbol for what it means to them and to differentiate that from the Nazis' appropriation of a twisted version of it.
Lorraine Paul - 1/19/2007
I think it is long past time that the symbol was returned to its original status.
When I was travelling from Kansas City to Flagstaff by train I saw an old building on the way that had the symbol (I don't want to call it a swastika) duplicated around the outside walls as a decoration. Of course this would have been built long before the 1930's.
Political correctness can go too far!
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March 27, 2000
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Novelty Bridge is coming apart, piece by piece. The approaches were first to go, leaving the bridge itself standing alone in the middle of the river. Late last week, piles were already being driven for the new structure, expected to be completed by mid-October.


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Kathryn Minshew: Cycling, Yoga and Red Wine
GUEST MENTOR, Kathryn Minshew, founder and CEO, The Daily Muse: Work-life balance for founders doesn't look like work-life balance for everyone else. Starting a company isn't a nine-to-six job — or a nine-to-nine job, or a nine-to-midnight job. When you're running a company, there will be times you have to work on the weekend, times you have to work at 4 a.m, And times when a massive enterprise client finally wants to move forward with a deal the same weekend you planned to finally leave town with your boyfriend/girlfriend.
See what other startup mentors have to say about work-life balance.
Most weeks, I work 100-plus hours on TheMuse.com. There are definitions of "work-life balance" that would say I have none. But I would argue that there is still a balance to be achieved (or at least striven for) by founders. I won't pretend I have it all figured out, but there are some weeks where I succeed in reserving some time for myself and my loved ones — and others where "personal time" occurs only in the shower. And the goal is to have more of the former, and less of latter.
I advise a lot of entrepreneurs — and I've been one myself for several years now — and here's what I've found to be workable.
Make Plans. Plan specific fun outings, and stick to them. I've learned I'm rarely able to stay at home and not work. If I try to "just sit on my couch for a little while," I am going to grab my laptop and just knock out a few more emails, or start sketching up some product ideas for TheMuse.com. So when I want time off, I schedule dinners out, movie outings, and on occasion a flight lesson from Groupon. It's much easier to stick to specific plans for activities that take me away from work.
Ebb and Flow. I look at work-life balance in stages. In the early days of The Muse, there was no balance — we were fighting for our very survival against our own finances and against a vicious and very well-funded competitor. But as the company has grown, we look to find the natural ebb-and-flow of work, and pace ourselves accordingly. As Paul Graham once told us, "Don't treat your startup as a continuous all-nighter." There are times for all-nighters, but it's important to pick your battles. Your success is not measured in the number of all-nighters you pull — and getting a good night's sleep is not a sign of laziness.
Seek Your Team's Help. It's much harder to take time off when you feel like you're leaving the homefront unguarded, or worse, when others are reaching out to you with questions. If you're lucky to have great co-founders, encourage each other to take time to yourselves, and then support one another in doing so. And to the degree that it's appropriate, do the same with your team. Christina Wallace, director of New York's Startup Institute, says that she is quite open with her team.
"I give full visibility to my team by sharing my work calendar through the entire organization — and I don't feel guilty for blocking out personal time." It's OK if your team knows that you are going to yoga from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m. and will be back online later — in fact, Wallace says that transparency helps. Letting the team know your plans means (1) they are more likely to give themselves permission to find some semblance of balance in their own lives, and (2) they are less likely to ping you with urgent requests while you're away.
Figure Out Your Schedule — And Let Others Figure Out Theirs. I am a big advocate for having an open discussion about team norms and preferences. At The Muse, some of us like to start working at 7:30 a.m. Others focus best from 10 p.m. to 2 a.m. Create a culture where it's acceptable not to be working when someone else is working. Our natural breaks fall on different schedules, and if we all worked the same hours, there would be no balance for anyone.
Know What You Need. Finally, recognize that balance means something different to everyone — especially when free time is in short supply. Kellee Khalil, founder of Lover.ly, identifies exercise as a top priority in achieving balance: "Either by running three miles on the West Side Highway before I head to work, or sneaking out of the office for a midday yoga class, getting a physical workout makes work life more manageable." Similarly, one of my co-founders insists on going to the gym three to four times a week. Me, I prefer red wine and cycling (not at the same time of course) for de-stressing at the end of a long day.
When you're a founder, you don't have time to do every relax-and-recharge activity you would like — in fact, most weeks, you get to choose one. So my advice is to figure out the small number of activities that are most important to you — the things that help you find balance, help you recharge, or let you attend to the things and people that matter in your life outside of your startup. Block out time to do those (read: don't try to do them from your home-office couch), and follow through.
Startups are more like marathons than they are sprints. You may not get to lounge in the sun during your marathon — but you do get (and need) to take water breaks. It's your job as a founder to make sure you take them.


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Jan. 7, 2012: Watch highlights from Sachem East's 57-36 girls basketball victory over Sachem North on "Kaz Night."
Sachem East senior CJ Everson talks with MSG Varsity's Nicole Kaczmarski and Carl Reuter on the night Kaz's number was retired.
Gregg Sarra and Carl Reuter break down the Long Island Championship games and discuss the Nassau County Awards Dinner.
Gregg Sarra and Carl Reuter discuss the fall's top student athletes, while Andy Slawson stops in to discuss Long Island wrestling.
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After reading the book, "Half the Sky," Maddi Dunlap, of Williamsport, was inspired to help others.
She decided to get a group of friends together for the purpose of making a group donation to a charity of their choice. The group, dubbed WAWHO - We Are Women Helping Others - meet monthly to donate far more money and food than any individual member could do on their own.
When the group began two years ago, Dunlap said they had a food drive once a year in December. Then, they decided to do it four times a year. But the trouble was, members couldn't remember which month they were supposed to bring food, so they decided to do it monthly, and donate the food to the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank. During a recent meeting, the group discussed the 50 pounds they donated during the prior month and the 75 pounds they estimated they donated in December.
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Members of the WAWHO — We Are Women Helping Others — "giving circle" group pose with some of the donated items they received during a monthly meeting. The group meets once a month to combine forces in giving so that they can give far more money or food than any individual member could do on their own. From left are Maddi Dunlap, Williamsport; Kathleen Radspinner, Hughesville; Sue Dinsmore, Cogan Station; Holly Patton Shull, Montoursville; Louisa Stone, Williamsport; Penny Estes, Williamsport; Diana Solomon, South Williamsport; Erin Roush, Williamsport; Helen Gair, Williamsport; and Tara Jordan, Montoursville.
Besides Dunlap, members of the group include Kathleen Radspinner, Hughesville; Sue Dinsmore, Cogan Station; Holly Patton Shull, Montoursville; Louisa Stone, Williamsport; Penny Estes, Williamsport; Diana Solomon, South Williamsport; Erin Roush, Williamsport; Helen Gair, Williamsport; Tara Jordan, Montoursville; Edie Shull, Williamsport; Terry Schneider, Williamsport; Sharon Estep, Mountain Top; Kay Shirk, State College; Candace Dunn, Connecticut; Liz Estes, St. Thomas, Virgin Islands; Rina Santamarco, Muncy; and Rebecca Elkins, Nevada.
Dunlap said the women each donate $10 a month and bring non-perishable food and spare change to meetings. In the two years since the group began, Dunlap said the women have donated $4,000 to various charities. They also have helped sponsor three women through the Women for Women International organization that helps women in war-torn countries learn job skills.
Each month, the group decides how and where the money will be spent.
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WAWHO's beginnings
We are like millions of other women - we are concerned about issues like the oppression of women, hunger, lack of clean water, lack of education opportunities for children (especially girls), etc. We are concerned, we care and we want to help to solve these problems.
But we are ordinary folks - we have busy lives juggling jobs and families and money is tight in these hard economic times. We don't have the time or the money to go to another country and start a school or help a village to get clean water. We wanted to help, but how?
That is how We Are Women Helping Others - WAWHO - was born. It is a simple concept - we are a group of women who meet once a month. We each bring a modest $10 to the meeting and we decide on a charity to support with our combined dollars. We use reputable websites that we have read about in books such as "Half the Sky" and we check their ratings on such websites at Charity Navigator.
Together we are able to make a donation far beyond what any of us could afford on our own. The regular meetings have kept us committed to doing something every month - even busy December. And knowing we are helping others has forged an unbreakable bond between us "sisters."
We know that our little group is not going to change the world on its own. But it strikes us that there must be millions of others like us - people who don't have a lot of time or money but would like to do something if only they knew where to start.
What if there were chapters of WAWHO everywhere? What if all over the country and the world, groups of women were to get together to pool their resources to give regularly to charity? What couldn't we all accomplish together?
We, the ordinary, could do something truly extraordinary. We really could. It wouldn't take a lot of time or money from any one of us but together we would be amazing.
So this is our challenge: contact your girlfriends and set up a meeting.
Maybe you already have a group that gets together regularly for drinks or dinner or coffee. Why not make it a social meeting with meaning?
It's so easy - just find a website like GlobalGiving or Women for Women International and change a life today.
Like us, you'll wonder why you didn't think of this before.
For more information about WAWHO and about setting up your own chapter or group, contact Maddi Dunlap at mad firstname.lastname@example.com.
Sometimes they sponsor local organizations, sometimes that money is spent on international nonprofit groups and other times the money goes to a cause the women are passionate about supporting.
According to Dunlap, the group has sponsored women through Women for Women International; bought animals through Heifer International; donated funds to Camfed, Panzi Foundation, Japan tsunami relief fund, Fistula Foundation, Afghan Institute of Learning and Edna Hospital, Save the Children, St. Joseph's Children Hospital, Doctors Without Borders, SmileTrain, The World Is Our Neighbor, Where isthelove.org, World Vision; and local organizations such as the Central Pennsylvania Food Bank, YWCA Liberty House, ACES North America, a local childhood cancer and juvenile diabetes fund, Family Promise and Hurricane Sandy relief.
"Friends and family members of those who join send money even though they don't come to the meetings," Dunlap said of the growing membership.
The meetings offer the women sisterhood, along with laughter, love and wine.
"It's a social event and we become good friends," said Estes, who hosted a recent meeting at her home.
Estes told the group about her recent experience delivering the donated food to the food bank.
"From the second they weighed it and took it off the scale, it went out the door to a family from Jersey Shore who came in looking for food," she said.
Estes told the group about the increased need for food during the holiday season and colder months, so the group decided to donate the spare change to the food bank, which Dunlap said usually is a few hundred dollars a year.
Stone told the group about the Shepherd of the Streets and how that organization needs travel-sized toiletries and donations of blankets and towels.
"People are giving to Sandy relief and forgetting about the local need," Stone said, putting in a plea for the ladies to chose a local cause. "The bins [at Shepherd of the Streets] are empty for people here."
Stone also told the women about the Greater Lycoming Habitat for Humanity's ReStore, which accepts materials from contractors, supplies, manufacturers, retailers and individuals and resells them.
During the meeting, Dunlap read thank you letters from organizations they have supported, including World Vision, where the women bought a bicycle last year for a little girl to ride to school. Estep, who resides in Mountain Top, sent Dunlap an email saying she was glad to be a part of the sisterhood and was making donations in the names of her friends for Christmas.
"Merry Christmas to a special friend. There is no more generous gift than a donation to a group that helps families in need locally and throughout the world," Dunlap read from Estep's email.
"It always blows me away to hear how much we've done," Stone said.
Dunlap also read an update from a sister in Rwanda they support, and passed around a photo of her.
"Your support makes a deep impact in these women through Women for Women International," Dunlap said. "This gives them access to knowledge and resources and helps them provide for their families."
"We just don't have a clue," Estes said about the hardships these women face. "We can be the voices of these women."
"It helps them to know that people across the world are thinking about them," Dunlap said.
The group also discussed issues they would like to research to support, including International Rescue Committee, the crisis in Africa's Sahel region and Save the Children.
Patton Shull told the group that after she read "Half the Sky," she was concerned about the human trafficking figures mentioned by authors Nicholas Kristof and Sheryl WuDunn.
"More women are shipped into brothels now than there were people in slavery in the 1800s," she said, referring to the 600,000 to 800,000 women who are trafficked for sexual exploitation, according to the authors. "Talk about the victimization of women."
Patton Shull got emotional as she described the horrific ways these women are drugged and treated. She made a plea to the group to research and support this issue.
Radspinner also wanted the women to research the Barefood College in India, an organization she discovered after watching a documentary on WVIA.
The organization teaches rural people, especially women, how to use solar power.
"It was amazing watching these women," Radspinner said as Estes pulled up a clip of the documentary on her iPad so the other ladies could watch.
"An adult woman was being treated like a child. She had to ask permission to go to school," Radspinner said. "We really take that for granted."
Jordan, the newest member of the group who was attending her first meeting, asked the women how they decide which groups to support.
"There are so many things to give to ... too many ideas," she said. "This year, for Christmas, I'm giving my brothers and sisters a donation in their name to a cause."
Radspinner said she likes to support groups that give a skill to women.
A musician, Radspinner led the women into another room where she sat down at the piano to play a song she wrote about the group with the women.
Some held hands and sang along as Radspinner got to the chorus, "I wanna sing a happy song before I go."
"This is a sad world, so much hatred," Radspinner sang. "Say there be peace and make it so. Say let there be love and peace."
Dunlap said her WAWHO group isn't looking for new members, but to inspire people to start their own group and support whatever ignites their passion.
"If we can inspire just a few people to do just the little we do, it will be so worth it," Dunlap said.