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Six decades into this hall of fame career of his, Jimmy Carter showed the appreciate 1,000 or so at SRC Arena tonight that he and the Blind Boys of Alabama still have a surprise or two to delight gospel lovers. Make that lovers of all types of music. In fact, by the time Carter, his fellow singers, Dr. John and an outstanding backing band were done delivering 1 hour, 50 minutes of inspiration, everybody with a pulse was up and shaking it.
This special tour matching the Blind Boys of Alabama and Dr. John has been given the title "Spirituals to Funk." Sure enough, Carter and his fellow BBOA singers, Ben Moore, Eric "Ricky" McKinnie and Joey Williams were ready to share the spirit. And Dr. John -- or "Mac Rebennack as known to friends and family," as it read in the night's program -- was full of the kind of swampy funk that comes out of his beloved hometown, New Orleans. The skull covered by a kerchief sitting on his piano said so much about his soul.
Dr. John started the night backed by the wonderful band of David Barnard on bass, John Fohl on guitar, Raymond Weber on drums and Sarah Morrow on trombone. He began with his classic "Iko Iko" and wound his way, splitting time between piano and organ, to his hit "Right Place, Wrong Time." A couple of times, he even played piano with his left hand and organ with his right as he faced the audience and delivered the very good goods.
Then he announced the Blind Boys to the stage.
The night became magic.
Backed by Dr. John's lusty keyboards and the wicked good band -- Morrow worked the trombone like a break-out star and Weber's beats moved more than the feet -- the four singers shared leads and harmony with love, precision and oodles of charisma.
They started with Curtis Mayfield's wondrous soul hit "People Get Ready" and followed with Norman Greenbaum's rolling pop hit "Spirit in the Sky." With their voices, the gospel thread between the two was obvious.
But the best moment of the night came when Dr. John and the band worked the oh-so-recognizable melody of "House of the Rising Sun." When the BBOA singers joined in, it was with the lyrics to "Amazing Grace." They matched perfectly. Amazing, certainly. Graceful, too.
During "If I Had a Hammer," Carter had his aide help him down steps at the stage front and lead him around the fans. As the crowd filed into into the Onondaga Community College fieldhouse that fits 6,500, it felt sterile and mostly empty with the 1,000 or so folks on the floor and up the bleachers all in the very center of the space. But as Carter danced his way around the crowd and people rushed to his space to shake his hand and jump up and down, it felt pretty darn intimate.
The Blind Boys left for a spell, and Dr. John played guitar on "Let the Good Times Roll." The band set a very hip spell with "St. John's Infirmary."
Then the singers came back for a slow and emotional version of "When the Saints Go Marching In." Everybody danced for the rousing gospel finale, "Lay My Burden Down." And so it had been done.


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Syracuse, NY -- About 60 students from Central New York will compete in the 2011 sectional competition of the United States Academic Decathlon on Feb. 5 at Westhill High School in Syracuse.
The students come from the Cazenovia, Liverpool, North Syracuse, Tully, West Genesee and Westhill school districts. The theme of this year's event is The Great Depression.
The decathlon will begin at 8:30 a.m., with students completing a series of written tests through 1 p.m. At 1:40 p.m., the Super Quiz, which is the oral portion of the decathlon, will begin. Students will be responding to questions in front of an audience. The awards ceremony will be held following the Super Quiz.
The two highest scoring teams will advance to the New York State Competition on March 11 and 12 at Onondaga Community College. The National USAD Competition will be held April 27 - 30 in Charlotte, N.C.
Districts in the western suburbs participating in the 2011 sectional level Academic Decathlon at Westhill High School are:
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Students: Thomas Brogan, DJ Campbell, Abigail Hard, Alec Kearns, Mike McCartney, Caitlin Nolan, Kaitlyn Richards, Matt Serrao, and Kevan Spencer. Alternates: Martin Leff, Jerry Roy and Jenny Smacher.
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A suppressed Benedictine monastery about nine miles north-west of Namur on the river Orneau in Belgium, founded c. 945 by St. Guibert (Wibert) and dedicated to St. Peter the Apostle and the holy martyr Exuperius. St. Guibert was assisted in the erection of the monastery and the selection of its monks by Erluin, who had resigned a canonry to become a monk. Some of Guibert's relatives impugned the legality of the monastic foundation on the plea that the monastery was built on fiscal land which had been given in fief to Guibert's ancestors and could not be alienated without imperial authority. Emperor Otto I summoned Guibert and Erluin to his court, but was so favourably impressed with the manner in which they defended their pious undertaking that on 20 September, 946, he issued an imperial diploma approving the foundation of Gemblours and granting it various privileges. Guibert appointed his friend Erluin first Abbot of Gemblours, while he himself become a monk at the monastery of Gorze near Metz. Twice he returned to the Gemblours; once in 954, when the Hungarians threatened to pillage the monastery, on which occasion he not only preserved it from injury, but also converted some Hungarians to the true Faith ; and a second time in 957, when his brother-in-law Heribrand of Mawolt had seized the revenues of the monastery. He persuaded Heribrand to leave the possessions of the monastery unmolested in the future. On 23 May, 962, St. Guibert died at Gorze and his remains were brought to Gemblours. When monastic discipline was well established at Gemblours, Erluin attempted, at the suggestion of Count Regnier of Hainaut, to reform the monastery of Lobbes in 955. But on the night of 20 October, 958, three of the monks of Lobbes, who hated reform, assaulted Erluin in his cell, dragged him outside of the monastery, and inflicted on him serious bodily injuries. Erluin died at Gemblours on 10 August 986, after Pope Benedict VII had granted his monastery exemption and papal protection.
During the short reign of his successor Heriward (987-990), the monks voluntarily relinquished their right of exemption in favour of Bishop Notger of Liège, who was friendly disposed towards the monastery. Heriward was succeeded by Erluin II (990-1012), under whose weak administration monastic discipline greatly relaxed. His successor Olbert (1012-1048), a pious and learned abbot, restored discipline, built a new abbey church in 1022, organized a rich library, and by encouraging sacred and profane learning gave the first impulse to the subsequent flourishing condition of Gemblours. During the period of its greatest intellectual activity Gemblours was ruled over by Mysach (1048-1071); Thietmar (1071-1092); Liethard (1092-1115), and Anselm (1115-1136). Under Thietmar flourished the famous chronicler Sigebert (1030-1112), who in a neat Latin style wrote a chronicle of the world from 381-1111, a history of the Abbots of Gemblours, and other historical works of great value. His chronicle was continued by Abbot Anselm till 1136, and his history of the Abbots of Gemblours by the monk Gottschalk, a disciple of Sigebert. The learned prior Guérin, who was a famous teacher at the school of Gemblours, was a contemporary of Sigebert. In 1157 and again in 1185 the monastery was destroyed by fire, and though rebuilt, it began from this period to decline in importance. In 1505, under Abbot Arnold II of Solbrecg (1501-1511), it became affiliated with the Bursfeld Union (see Bursfeld, Abbey of). It was pillaged by the Calvinists in 1598, and was partly destroyed by fire in 1678 and again in 1712. It was just beginning to recover from these heavy misfortunes when in 1793 the Government suppressed it. The buildings are now used for a state agricultural college.
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Jen Hadfield on filmPosted by Mary Smith on July 24th, 2009 Comments Off on Jen Hadfield on film
Jen Hadfield won the 2008 T.S. Eliot Prize with her second collection, NIGH-NO-PLACE. In this short video she reads four poems from the book, beginning with the title-poem 'Nigh-No-Place', followed by 'In the same way', 'Daed-traa', and then 'Paternoster', the Lord's Prayer uttered by a draught-horse. The film shows excerpts from her Wordsworth Trust reading St Oswald's Church, Grasmere, Cumbria, on 30 June 2009 (when she read in the Dove Cottage series with George Szirtes). As part of Creative Connections Shetland, August 2009, Jen will be holding workshops during 'Makkin wi' Words', and leading a poetry walk around the coast near her home. Early in September Jen will be one of the authors taking part in Wordplay 2009.
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Beginning next week, 162 of the top high school football players in the country will descending upon Nike World Headquarters in Beaverton for the 2014 edition The Opening.
The elite, invitation-only football camp runs July 5-10 giving high school athletes the opportunity to receive instruction and training from current and former NFL players and coaches. The Opening also allows the nation's top recruits to compete against one another in SPARQ testing, 7-on-7 and lineman challenges.
Leading up to and throughout the event, The Oregonian will have full coverage of the The Opening on oregonlive.com/recruiting.
Among the top athletes that will be in Beaverton next week is Oregon Ducks quarterback commit Travis Waller. Before the camp gets going here's a closer look at Waller:
Measurables: 6-3, 185
Hometown: Anaheim, Calif. (Servite HS)
Ratings: 4-star by 247Sports; 4-star by Rivals; 4-star by Scout; 4-star by ESPN
Background: Waller is one of the top dual threat quarterbacks for the Class of 2015. He committed to the Oregon over Notre Dame becoming the Ducks' 10th commitment for 2015. As a junior at Servite Waller passed for 1,669 yards and 12 touchdowns with seven interceptions and ran for 1,293 yards and 13 touchdowns. Waller, who also runs track and competes in the triple jump, played wide receiver during his sophomore season before making the move to QB. While scouts have questioned his throwing motion, the consensus is his physical gifts will trump any issues with an unorthodox delivery. It's still at least a full season away, but Waller has the tools to potentially be Marcus Mariota's successor as signal caller for the Ducks.
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A Hainesport man has been indicted for fatally striking a 16-year-old boy with his SUV while the youth was walking along the Mount Holly Bypass on May 25, 2012, according to the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office.
Kevin Voorhees, age 53, of 2605 Creek Road in Hainesport, New Jersey, was indicted on one count of aggravated manslaughter,vehicular homicide, knowingly leaving the scene of a motor vehicle accident resulting in death and possession of a controlled dangerous substance.
The indictment was returned June 25. An arraignment will be scheduled soon in Superior Court in Burlington County, the prosecutor's office said.
Voorhees is accused of striking and killing Charbinau "Shawn" Hall of Mount Holly with his Honda SUV as the teen was walking along the shoulder of the Mount Holly Bypass on
May 25, 2012 at approximately 9 p.m., police said. Voorhees struck the teen in the southbound lanes near the intersection with Rancocas Road, killing him on impact before fleeing the scene.
Minutes after the collision, witnesses contacted police and provided them with Voorhees's
license plate number, police said. An alert was broadcast and Voorhees was stopped a short time later in Hainesport and taken into custody by patrol officers from the Mount Laurel Police Department.
The criminal charges against Voorhees were upgraded after the results of toxicology tests
revealed that cocaine, marijuana and alcohol were in the his system at the time of Hall's death, according to the complaint. He is free on $100,000 bail with no 10 percent option.
He was also charged with multiple motor vehicle violations, including driving under the influence and refusal to submit to testing.
The case was investigated by the Burlington County Prosecutor's Office, the Mount Holly Police Department, the Mount Laurel Police Department and the Westampton Police Department.
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By Dan King - Newcastle United Digital Editor
Tim Krul's brilliance helped Newcastle pull off a surprise victory at high-flying Tottenham on Sunday - but the goalkeeper insisted that it was a team effort.
He made a string of fine saves at White Hart Lane to keep his second successive clean sheet, and talked nufcTV through his favourite stop of the day.
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LAKEWOOD - A contract extension between the village of Lakewood and the town of Busti will continue police services in both municipalities.
On Tuesday, the Lakewood Village Board approved a one-year contract extension for police services with Busti. Busti officials approved the same extension earlier this month.
The one-year extension will increase the amount town residents pay by $20,000, to a total of $360,000 in 2013. In recent years, the annual amount the town would pay for the Lakewood-Busti Police Department would usually increase $10,000 each year.
Since June, officials from both municipalities have met several times to discuss a new contract agreement on how much each should pay annually for the Lakewood-Busti Police Department. The Lakewood-Busti Police Department budget, with pension and insurance costs, is around $1.3 million a year.
David Wordelmann, Lakewood mayor, told The Post-Journal on Wednesday an agreement between the two municipalities had to be in place by the first of the year or the Lakewood-Busti Police Department could have seen drastic cuts.
''Jan. 1 was a drop-dead date. If there was no agreement, the police department basically wouldn't exist,'' he said. ''In the interest of not having to lay off a lot of police department employees and avoid a giant mess, I offered a deal of $360,000 to get us past Jan. 1 to not stop police services.''
Wordelmann said the vote to approve the contract extension was not unanimous. Joe Troche, village trustee, voted no. Wordelmann said Troche didn't agree to the contract because Busti officials refused to approve a clause to also be responsible for future costs from this year.
''We (Lakewood officials) were seeking a clause to make Busti responsible for costs like pension costs and those types of things. Things that are costs in future years. We feel they are responsible to help cover that,'' he said. ''They didn't agree to that, so that is what created the board member to vote against (the contract extension).''
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TRENTON — The day after Hillary Clinton addressed the Clinton Global Initiative, her husband this afternoon will interview Gov. Chris Christie, the man who some speculate could take her on for the presidency in 2016.
President Bill Clinton invited Christie to speak about leadership at a Chicago gathering of the organization he founded, the Clinton Global Initiative.
The closing session of the three-day conference is titled, "Cooperation and Collaboration: A Conversation on Leadership" and will be streamed live on NJ.com/Politics.
"President Clinton is a leader and has always been very good to me and he asked me to come out there and talk about the lessons that I learned about leadership in the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy," Christie said Wednesday on "Late Night with Jimmy Fallon."
"It's just a great opportunity for me tell this story and to tell New Jersey's story and I'm looking forward to it," Christie continued.
Asked about appearing at a conference founded by icons of the Democratic Party, the Republican governor invoked bipartisanship, which has sometimes gotten him in trouble with the GOP.
Christie famously angered some conservatives when he praised Obama after Sandy struck and again frustrated some when he had a chance to appoint a Republican to serve in the U.S. Senate for 18 months and instead opted for a less than 5-month-long appointment. Christie also turned down a chance to attend a conservative conference organized by Ralph Reed's Faith and Freedom Coalition, according to CNN, in favor of the Clinton Global Initiative.
"I'm governor first," Christie told Fallon. "From my perspective, if people are good to you no matter what party you're in, then you should be good back to them and President Clinton has been good to me."
Christie arrived in Chicago Thursday and made time for an evening fundraiser at Hotel Monaco to bolster his re-election campaign.
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Obama is bringing his jihad to Illinois. Has anyone asked the people of Chicago if they want KSM's soul mates in their state? Obama's treachery is breathtaking. A killer's paradise.
Thomson to house federal inmates, Gitmo detainees hat tip Choi
WASHINGTON -- President Obama has directed the federal government to buy the near-empty state prison in rural Thomson, Ill., to house federal inmates and up to 100 detainees from the U.S. detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba, officials said late Monday.
The official announcement is planned for Tuesday and follows weeks of consideration of the Thomson Correctional Center as the most secure site in the federal prison system.
The decision is part of a complicated plan for shutting down the controversial Guantanamo detention center, a lightning rod for anti-American sentiment around the world as a result of detainee abuses there during the previous administration.
Obama ordered the shutdown of the detention center as one of his first acts after inauguration last January.
But actually closing it has proven a cumbersome matter, largely because of the difficulty of finding other places to put the suspected terrorists.
Illinois and local officials suggested the near-vacant Thomson prison, which was started in the 1990s and completed in 2001.
Under a plan officials will unveil in the coming days, the administration plans to send some of the detainees to their home countries and others to third countries, some of which operate rehabilitation programs for suspected terrorists.
The Thomson prison could house between 35 and 90 of the Guantanamo detainees, said one source familiar with the discussions.
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COXEY, Alabama - The donation center set up at Clements Baptist Church to receive food and necessities and distribute them to tornado victims will close next week but church staff will continue to work with families to ensure they have the items they need.
Brian Murphy, minister of education at the church, said no more donations are being accepted at the center because the response was so overwhelming.
"This community has been absolutely awesome," he said. "This has been a community that stepped up to the plate and literally not allowed to let anything to grow under their feet. They made things happen and turned things around so quickly."
Murphy said volunteers at the center were serving hot meals to as many as 1,000 people per day to now feeding a "couple of hundred." Need for hot meals will be reassessed Friday so workers can decide whether to continue serving into next week. "As long as there's a need, we'll continue," he said.
The distribution center will close as a daily operation on May 22 but the items, including non-perishable food, will continue to be stored at the church and distributed to those in need.
Items gathered at the center included food, hygiene products, baby items, water, Gatorade, soft drinks, plastic bins, cleaning supplies and Styrofoam coolers.
"We still have tarps, shovels and buckets," Murphy said.
When the center opened not long after the April 28 twister struck the Coxey community, killing two people and damaging or destroying 417 homes, as many as 100 people per day came to get items but that number is down to about 25 per day now, Murphy said.
"We're going to close the center but that does not mean we're going to stop ministering," he said. "That does not mean won't continue to meet the needs of storm survivors. If they need groceries or anything, we'll be here.


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The Nebraska State Patrol now offers online access for criminal background checks.
Gov. Dave Heineman announced the upgrade on Monday.
Nebraska State Patrol Superintendent David Sankey says automating the service will let Nebraskans obtain records faster. Prior criminal background checks could take three to 10 days after requesting to obtain.
Previously Nebraskans have only been able to request such records by mail, fax or in person.
Nebraskans requesting name-only criminal background checks can access the records online at www.ne.gov/go/crime_report . Each request costs $18 and must be paid with a credit card.
The Nebraska State Patrol processed more than 33,000 name-only criminal history background checks requests in 2012.


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ASU welcomes national singer for Homecoming
Albany State University welcomed back one of their most well known alumnis.
On Friday, singer Travis Pitt spoke to hundreds of faculty, staff, alumni, and the current student body at ASU's Homecoming Convocation.
Pratt discussed the impact training as a classical vocal performer in ASU's Fine Arts Department had has on his career.
He's best known for wowing audiences during a nationally televised network talent competition.
Pitt says, "it feels so good to be back at home talking to people that I love so much."
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I am not a big one for "sneaking" into anything. To me it is a waste of time increasing by 5 minutes a week. There is no reason why you can't do 3 or 4x 15 min per day, even with let's say, less advanced chops. That could be increased to 4 or 5 x 20 minutes without too much pain after a week or two and 4 - 6x 30 minutes later. If you have the time, 4 weeks is all you need to get enough chops to "play" 4 hours a day. As was mentioned above, accomplishing something in that time is the key, not the face time.
My point, practice sessions should be goal driven, and real goals are tough with under an hour a day. A basic maintenance routine is at least 30 minutes, then 20-30 minutes of tunes to get some repertory, and then at the end comes the stuff to increase your technique and range. On band days, you are getting enough tunes there, then you can do the rest as it fits. A couple of examples: I can spend an hour alone on articulation/tonguing, the same goes for slurs, scales or technical studies. When I am playing, there is no sense of minutes. I am IN the music.
I think it is a problem to even put minutes on concepts as getting better is not based on minutes, it is based on "getting it" and understanding and then transferring what is in your head to your body is not quantifiable in time units, you have to keep banging away until you "get it". Even with a 45 minute lesson per week, the actual getting better happens when the concepts demonstrated in those lessons are committed to HABIT during the HOURS spent during the week.
The whole idea of adding 5 minutes a week shows that the results are not at the center of your thinking, rather an unrelated process. That is probably a great sign for a future bookkeeper.
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
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I think that anything between 30 minutes to 2 hours would be considered reasonable for anyone, and I think that virtually anyone serious about playing trumpet could work up to that.
There's a the fly in the ointment. Not everybody is serious about playing the trumpet (eventhough many say they are).
Wynton suggests the following:
"Three hours will allow you to cover all aspects of playing, but 45-60 minutes is enough for one sitting. The quality of the practice is more important than the length of time it takes."
I would say if a person has the goal of lengthing their practice, they should look first at what they are practicing. Quality v. Quantity.
Totally agree Markie, to the point where I have developed a couple of pretty streamlined routines - probably around 75-90 minutes, but only about 30-40 if I'm pressed for time, but at this point I'm not really interested in improving - only maintaining and not losing anything.
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If the brain is turned on while playing, then you can accomplish a lot. If it isn't, 5 minutes per week will not change that. It is like eating. You need all the stuff from the basic food groups. You don't start with malnourishment and "work" your way up to a standard diet. The advantage of the trumpet is that you can pig out daily and not get FAT!
Whenever I feel blue, I start breathing again.
yeah, 30 minute sessions works really well. mhmm.
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I doubt if your issues were the result of over-practicing. The chops are amazingly resilient, especially when a person is younger and recovers more quickly, and the human body is designed to adapt. A friend of mine who is a physical therapist says that workout routines need to be shaken up every two weeks because of the body's ability to adapt - otherwise we start to get stale and fall into a rut where we aren't maximizing our potential. Why would playing trumpet be any different.
Now, it is possible that you are using too much pressure or not giving youself enough rest time in between exercises or something along those lines, but 20 minutes seriously is not even a good warm up for some people, and it's definitely not over-practicing at that point. My 2 cents and opinion of course, but based on the fact that I used to flat out abuse my chops in high school - especially as a Freshman when I approached playing in pep band like an attack dog - as hard and loud as possible. I played hard every day for MUCH more than 20 minutes and still continued to improve.
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Hi. I started out cautious. But, also my lips defined what I could do. I started off at 5 minutes and very gradually worked-up to about 45 minutes within about 3 to 4 months. Sometimes things would be going great then I would be able to do an hour or so after about 6 or 7 months. At that time, I joined this website and read here that two or more shorter sessions with rest in between would be better. I am now doing two half hour sessions, with a half hour between them. I am working up to a third half-hour session. That third session is mostly determined by how I can manage my work and family responsiilities.
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He fondly recalled one point in their work when Moore was the top salesman as the station.
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Moore remembered a time when just he, Hunsberger and Jerry Alden could pull in 18 minutes of advertising for every hour from 6 a.m. to midnight. However, it was a different time back then, he added.
"He loved what he did," said WSNJ President Jim Quinn, who in an interview last year called Hunsberger "a major part of WSNJ" with "immeasurable" contributions.
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Isn't there a law on the books about this? What happened?
A few years ago it seemed that everyone got the message, and we all ran out and bought head sets and ear phones because the police were going to crack down on the dangerous practice of driving while otherwise occupied on the phone.
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I believe in multi-tasking, but the car had to be 29 feet long.
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OregonLive commenter "Alabama Man" linked to an interesting National Geographic story about cougars. The story explains how Oregon isn't the only place where sightings have become more common. One even ended up in Los Angeles' Griffith Park, home of the famous Hollywood sign.
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A pickup truck ran a red light in Portland's Old Town Chinatown area early Sunday, careened off a cab and struck two young women on the sidewalk, killing one, police reported.
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The country that was called first Russian Empire, then the USSR, and lastly Russian Federation was always full of Islam-believing citizens. The Soviet Power fought a lot more aggressively against Christian Orthodox Church than against Islam. That's why Koran was not so hard to get in that country: it was a lot more freely published and distributed than the Bible. This is why I've got a copy of Koran significantly earlier than my Bible. Moreover, Koran was perfectly translated into Russian and published in two-language format: Arabic and Russian. Then I also found an Arabic-English version.
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When Muslims see that they can win, they should know no limits as of means and ways to conquer and a full scale war must be unleashed against kuffars (disbelievers);
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In other words, s/he is a very bad Republican. Moreover, s/he seems to be a real Democrat.
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[3] December 1, 2014 at 1:00pm
Honest – and abosultely correct – opinion is incompatible with Lefties in general and the White House Caste of Untouchables in particular. This seems to be pretty natural for/to all [progressive] barbarians.
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September 29, 2014 at 8:05am
"Muslims are funny and hilarious," Farsad said and I agree with her: it was very funny to watch beheading of three people recently. But it would be even funnier if the beheaded were MSNBC host Melissa Harris-Perry and her Muslim comedians.
[5] September 27, 2014 at 11:27am
I think Obama together with al-Sharp Ton should organize a Unions Million March against volcano eruptions.
And al-Gore, hysterically shaking and tossing his arms, should start a fundraising campaign for money to gag/plug all volcanoes. It will be the best way to 'saw up' the taxpayers' $billions among campaign leaders.
[17] September 24, 2014 at 9:16am
Regarding that abominable creature called Sandra Fluke, I always thought that being a woman means – and should mean – more than just having female genitals.
Her impudent demand that taxpayers should cover her unbridled sexual life and buy her anti-baby pills made her even less womanlike in my eyes.
September 22, 2014 at 3:45pm
Only a herd of bloody idiots, no matter what education they've got, can demand revolution and fight for a socialist future, as if there is no such proof of anti-human essence of their ideology as the decades of existence of the USSR, China, Cuba, and all other socialist corrupted inhuman authoritarian dictatorial countries.
[3] September 21, 2014 at 7:51pm
Does anybody shares with me my opinion that Vanessa Hudgens on the photo above looks actually abominably ugly due to very badly applied makeup? Such a tastelessness! No sense of aesthetics! And this is what America adores and lauds?
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[1] September 21, 2014 at 8:07pm
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[5] September 21, 2014 at 7:44pm
Please don't call inhuman monsters animals: you insult animals who never behave like those inhumans.
September 21, 2014 at 12:28pm
Looks like a blueprint of a rocket. Is it possible that authorities misunderstood the draft?
What if it were a female organ? In that case it would be no rocket similarity. Would it be also a felony or still just a little prank misdemeanor?
[2] September 21, 2014 at 12:23pm
Looks like a blueprint of a rocket. Is it possible that authorities misunderstood the draft?
What if it were a female organ? In that case it would be no rocket similarity. Would it be also a felony or still just a little prank misdemeanor?
[12] September 14, 2014 at 9:05am
It's a pity that 22 years were not enough for the mother to teach her son that running on streets brandishing a sword is not the best and not the smartest behavior, particularly after 18th anniversary of birth.
In reply to the story Grief-Stricken Mother: 'They Killed My Son Because He's Black'
September 11, 2014 at 10:50am
That disastrous lack of knowledge among students says a lot of our severely damaged education system.
I told already that DHS should never be run by Democrats.
Now I add that our education system also should never be run by Democrats.
The more Democrats are involved in ruling the key areas of our society life, the more problems we get.
At least, this is what I see and experience daily in my life.
[1] September 10, 2014 at 7:02pm
Democrats MUST NOT run the DHS. Unless we want countless millions of illegals of any kind – from trivial beggars to narcodealers to ISIS militants – to penetrate our country.
Democrats MUST NOT run the DHS. Period.
July 9, 2014 at 9:51am
It seems the idiocy of the Facebook leadership has no limits; the same applies to the "environmentalists" and therefore, in my humble opinion, their generic name should be changed to "envy-iron-mentalists" (in British meaning of the word 'mentalist' as an eccentric mad person).
Kendall Jones, nice girl, keep cleaning the world by your perfectly justified hunting to spite idiots and to please the rest of us.
July 7, 2014 at 4:41pm
When facts don't support a theory, the government and government-hired scientists should change the facts. That's simple.
Our government had a huge experience in doing right that and therefore has earned nationwide recognition and love
In reply to the story BBC Told to Cut Back and Not Give 'Undue Attention' to Climate Skeptic Perspective
April 3, 2014 at 10:25am
It's like you buy in a store a mouth-watering looking chicken and only at home discover that the cashier had put in your bag a rat. Women-deceivers, like obama: always try to look better than they are.
In reply to the story Wait Until You See What She Looks Like Without Makeup
April 3, 2014 at 10:08am
Idiots at the Arizona State University (Julie Newberg, just for instance) are constantly mixing up the free speech right with a free vulgarities/obscenities right, which never was and never will be the same.
April 1, 2014 at 1:16pm
This country seems to be being filled out with more and more abominable idiocy, cretinous laws and filthy bias.
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If you are an owner of the international version of Motorola's remarkably thin phone, the RAZR, then you'll be happy to know that you're in line to receive a software update. No, it isn't Android 4.0 Ice Cream Sandwich, but it will provide your phone with plenty of new enhancements, and should rid your phone of a few bugs, too.
The update should be arriving any day now, if your phone hasn't already arrived, that is. It will bring your software version to 651.73.30, and it's an over the air (OTA) update. As for locations where the update is being sent, here's where you should expect it:
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The following items were selected from reports made to the Oak Harbor Police Department:
Sunday, Dec. 5
At 10:49 p.m., a caller reported someone broke a window at a Highway 20 home. A subject used chairs to assault the caller. The caller had a bloody nose.
At 11:40 a.m., an E. Whidbey Avenue resident reported a woman stole his house keys.
At 3:58 a.m., a caller reported someone stole two cases of beer from a Highway 20 business.
At 12:51 a.m., a caller reported an assault at an E. Whidbey Avenue location.
Saturday, Dec. 4
At 7:33 a.m., a caller reported a car in a ditch near the intersection of NW Crosby Avenue and N. Oak Harbor Street.
At 2:37 a.m., a caller reported someone threw a hot drink at a person at a NE Midway Boulevard location.
At 12:34 a.m., a caller reported someone trying to break into a SE Sixth Avenue home.
Friday, Dec. 3
At 11:31 p.m., a caller reported a fight taking place at a NE Eighth Avenue location.
At 8:39 p.m., a caller reported two men fighting at the corner of NW Crosby Avenue and N. Oak Harbor Street.
At 11:21 a.m., a caller reported a pit bull chasing a recycle truck near the intersection of Elk Lane and E. Coral Sea Avenue.
At 8:57 a.m., a caller reported finding a stolen bike at a S. Oak Harbor Street location.
At 7:16 a.m., a caller reported a someone was driving a pickup filled with unsecured washers and dryers.
At 6:59 p.m., a caller reported a burglary at a SW Stremler Drive residence.
Sunday, Nov. 28
At 11:02 p.m., a NE 11th Avenue resident reported his home was burglarized.
At 4:53 p.m., a caller reported he ran over a dog at a SW Sixth Avenue location.
At 4:42 p.m., a caller reported a customer threatened to blow up a Highway 20 business.
Saturday, Nov. 27
At 9:50 a.m., a N. Oak Harbor Street resident reported an unknown object exploded near her car.
At 9:14 a.m., a SW Putnam Drive resident reported someone removed mail from the mailbox and threw it on the ground.
At 2:27 a.m., a SE Maylor Street resident reported a man and woman were fighting. The woman bit the man and he screamed.
Friday, Nov. 26
At 7:44 p.m., a caller reported his girlfriend poked him in the eye while he was trying to gather his belongings.
At 2:31 p.m., a caller reported a barbecue grill left alongside SE Pioneer Way.
At 1:31 p.m., a caller reported a mother choked and kicked her daughter at a SW Leschi Drive location.
At 8:08 a.m., a SW Sixth Avenue resident reported money was stolen.
At 7:23 a.m., a NW Crosby Avenue resident reported discovering a car collided with her camper.
Thursday, Nov. 25
At 11:01 p.m., a NW Fairhaven Drive resident reported her boyfriend assaulted her.
At 11:28 p.m., a SE Ely Street resident reported a truck ran through the caller's fence.
At 10:11 a.m., a caller reported three men fighting outside a NE Ernst Street apartment.
At 1:06 a.m., a caller reported two women fighting inside a SE Pioneer Way business.
Wednesday, Nov. 24
At 7:04 p.m., a NW Longview Drive resident reported juveniles throwing snowballs at his home.
At 4:06 p.m., a caller reported a hit-and-run accident in the alley near SE Pioneer Way. The dogs inside were going crazy and alarms were sounding.
At 3:29 p.m., a caller reported a Jeep doing donuts in a S. Beeksma Drive parking lot.
At 3:19 p.m., a NE Ninth Avenue resident reported someone drove across the caller's lawn.
At 3:18 p.m., a caller reported someone broke into a SW Swantown Avenue trailer.
At 1:28 p.m., a SW Fourth Avenue resident reported her parents were fighting.
At 1:27 p.m., a caller reported three small children were playing with a hunting knife inside a SUV on SW Erie Street.
At 12:39 p.m., a caller reported a Great Dane was tied up outside at an Oak Harbor Road location without any shelter.
At 11:18 a.m., a caller reported a silver Mustang ran into a light pole at a NW Falls Creek Loop location.
At 7:25 a.m., a NW Second Avenue resident reported someone broke into two cars.
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OK, So, Mrs. King, can you tell me what happened as you left Mahalia Jackson's to go to Shiloh Baptist for a rally that night.
We were driving, ah, through the neighborhood, and all of a sudden we saw some children running away, ah, and the police chasing them, and, ah, we knew something was going on but we weren't sure what, ah, so as, as we continued to, to watch back and forth, ah, we realized that the children had been playing with the water hydrant and it turned the water on and the police turned it off. It was a very hot day and, ah, this kind of thing going on and, ah, there had been some rock throwing and all. And we saw some of that. And so my husband, of course, always got very, ah, nervous when there was any kind of violence taking place because he knew what it could lead to more violence and, and, somebody, you know, can end up getting hurt or killed. Ah, so we, as we moved along we realized that, you know, the, you know, the, the violence and the, all this was taking place, and, ah, it was spreading. Ah, so we finally went to the church and, ah, made some phone calls and we found out that some of the people had been arrested, a number of people had been arrested, and had been taken to, to various jails in their neighborhood. So we found out where some of these were and we visited some of those jails that night. It seems like we stayed in the streets most of that night. Ah, it was very interesting, you know, with Mahalia being there because being the celebrity that she was, ah, and with Martin Luther King, Jr., us being out on the street, going into these precincts where these, ah, ah, people were detained, naturally, everybody was very pleased, you know, to see them. And, ah, then that night of course we spent the night at Mahalia's, but we didn't get much sleep that night because, you know, it was a very uneasy night with all of this violence taking place. Martin, of course, and the SCLC staff, ah, you know, would be, of course, around in the street trying to do what they could to contain it. Ah, SCLC had a very excellent staff and many of the staff had worked with some of the gang, ah, people. So they were able to, to communicate to some extent with them. And I think they were able to, ah, to do something but they were not able to control it completely. Once violence starts, it's very difficult, you know, to control it. But it was a very frightening kind of thing because we knew it could spread. And of course they never did get the violence to subside. Ah, it went on throughout the night, throughout the day and the next night it had spread on the west side, where, that's where we were living, ah, on Hamlin Street. And of course, ah, it went on for a few days as you know. But this was quite an experience, ah, I never thought that I would be in a situation, up to that point, ah, where, you know, there was a real riot. But I was right in the middle of the riot really, ah, during that Chicago experience.


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I've been given a 20-minute book reading opportunity at SXSWi! I've been to SXSW Interactive at least three times over the past five years, and I'm a huge fan of the conference. So, when I saw an email in my inbox from Hugh Forrest, the organizer, I ran around my (home) office with glee!
Here's a description of the reading, which is scheduled for Tuesday, March 16th at 12:30.
A reading by the author of Conversation and Community: The Social Web for Documentation. This book brings together the worlds of technical communication and social media. It shows how technical communicators can effectively use social media, and describes why quality technical content is essential to a successful social media strategy.
You can add it to your schedule using this link. I'd love to meet you there, and would love your suggestions for what to read from my book. I'm just amazed to have this opportunity and can't wait to hear questions and comments about the social web for documentation.


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HUNTINGTON, Ind. (21Alive) -- Both lanes of southbound I-69 at the 270 mile marker near Huntington were closed Tuesday morning after numerous crashes and slide offs in that area.
That section of I-69 was re-opened around noon Tuesday.
The Indiana State Police were urging motorists to avoid the area and to seek an alternate route of travel.
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Jerry Sandusky is a Penn State graduate and a former Penn State player. He was a starting defensive end for former head coach Rip Engle's teams from 1963 to 1965.
Sandusky, a graduate of Washington (Pa.) High School in western Pennsylvania, spent 33 years on the PSU sideline as an assistant to Joe Paterno.
From 1977 until the time he stepped away from the program in 1999 at age 55, Sandusky was Paterno's defensive coordinator. You can check the stats and the won-loss records from that period. He assembled some of the Lions' greatest defenses, including the 1982 and 1986 championship defenses.
Sandusky, 67, often is credited with developing Penn State's reputation as Linebacker U. Ten of the linebackers Sandusky coached — notably LaVar Arrington, Brandon Short, Jack Ham, Shane Conlan and Greg Buttle — would become All-Americans.
And Sandusky did it his way, according to a current PSU beat writer and a former well-respected football name.
The Patriot-News spoke with Rich Scarcella of the Reading Eagle and Ron Bracken, the former Centre Daily Times sports editor who covered Penn State from 1968 to 2007, about Sandusky the football coach when the news of a grand jury investigation first broke this spring.
Their impressions of the man were similar. Quiet. Well-respected. Meticulous. Innovative. And loved. Sandusky was all of those things, according to Scarcella and Bracken.
"Jerry was a very humble guy, a guy [who] didn't want to take the credit, a guy [who] wanted to stay out of the spotlight," Bracken said.
Sandusky's finest hour occurred in January 1987 when the unbeaten Lions upset No. 1 Miami 14-10 in the Fiesta Bowl. Jimmy Johnson's Hurricanes were overflowing with NFL talent on the offensive and defensive sides. The team's trigger man was quarterback Vinny Testaverde, the Heisman Trophy winner.
Testaverde fell apart in the game, confused by the Lions' tactics in the secondary and hounded by Sandusky's linemen and linebackers. He threw five interceptions, the final one, by linebacker Pete Giftopoulous, short-circuiting a last-minute Hurricanes drive deep in PSU territory.
"If anything, [Sandusky] was self-deprecating when it came time to take the credit," Bracken said.
"I remember when he came up with that great defensive game plan for the Miami game. He laughed and called the defense he had designed the 'Polish Nickel.'"
During PSU's first championship season, the Lions' defense had some issues at times. But in the 27-23 Sugar Bowl win over Georgia that earned Paterno his first title, Sandusky's defense did a number on Heisman Trophy-winning tailback Herschel Walker, holding him to 3.6 yards per carry.
Sandusky always had his players' ear and support, even in his final season. The Lions finished 10-3 and ranked 13th nationally, but a three-game losing streak late in the season bounced PSU, No. 2 for much of the season, from title contention.
Still, there was a bowl game to play, Sandusky's last one. And PSU's defense overwhelmed Texas A&M 24-0 in the Alamo Bowl, holding the Aggies to 202 total yards, to send Sandusky out a winner. The shutout was Penn State's 20th during Sandusky's time as defensive coordinator.
In his final year, Sandusky was named assistant coach of the year by the American Football Coaches Association.
"You talk about the Miami [championship game] win, but the other game that stands out to me was his last game when his defense shut out Texas A&M," Scarcella said.
"It was clear that week how much the game meant to his defensive players. It was very clear that guy like [linebackers] LaVar [Arrington] and Brandon [Short] loved him."
Sandusky said after that game, "This defense had so many things go wrong the last three weeks of the season, that's why I'm so proud of these kids tonight. We made the plays when we had to make them, and that's how I'll remember the Penn State defense. They hang in there and hang in there and hang in there. And then they make a play."
It was widely assumed Sandusky would one day replace Paterno as Penn State's head coach. Who knew Paterno would continue coaching into his mid-80s and remain the program's leader? Sandusky turned down head coaching opportunities at Marshall, Temple and Maryland during his time in State College.
Sandusky's retirement announcement in early July 1999 caught many by surprise. PSU athletic director Tim Curley made the announcement via press release.
In the release, Sandusky said he was stepping down at the end of the season to devote more time to The Second Mile, the charitable organization he founded in 1977 that addresses the welfare of children.
Sandusky was again honored by the AFCA with its 2010 Outstanding Achievement Award last January. It's given to members past and present who have achieved success while coaching football.
Before his coaching career at Penn State, Sandusky coached football, basketball and track at Juniata College and was the offensive line coach at Boston University.


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With bad weather bearing down on the soccer field in Center on Saturday morning, the Wolverines didn�t waste any time.
The undefeated Bayfield High School girls soccer team scored in the second minute, five more times in the first 15 minutes and swept to a 10-0 victory.
�The weather was coming in,� Bayfield head coach Jen Zelinski said after the Wolverines won their eighth consecutive match of the season, so �we stepped it up.�
�The warmup wasn�t great,� Zelinski said.
But the heavily favored Wolverines focused their attention by game time, she said.
�They pulled it together,� Zelinski said.
Bayfield led 8-0 at halftime.
Senior striker Keenan Moreta had a hat trick for the second consecutive match.
Senior teammate Sanna Penton, a foreign-exchange student from Sweden, also had a hat trick against the Vikings on Saturday.
Grave Harvey, a sophomore, scored twice.
Single goals were netted by sophomore Effie Nistler and freshman Meaghan Mooney.
Jaylie Ross had the shutout in goal for Bayfield (8-0-0).
�Crisp passing ... good finishing. We played well,� Zelinski said.
The Wolverines will host their Pine River rival, the Ignacio Bobcats, in a nonconference match at 4 p.m. Tuesday at Wolverine Country Stadium.


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Peppler, whose telecommunications career will end when Louisiana-based CenturyLink completes its buyout of Denver-based Qwest, says she is eager to apply her skills from running a telecom giant to leading a large or medium-sized urban school district.
She is one of just eight military, education and business leaders accepted to the prestigious Broad Superintendents Academy, Broad officials announced today.
The program is extremely selective -- less than 2 percent of applicants get in -- and, since it began in 2002, it has placed 71 graduates into big-time superintendents' jobs, including the top schools job in Seattle.
Peppler, 48, has been involved in education during her decade in Portland, including serving on the Portland Schools Foundation board, the advisory board for Oregon Institute of Technology and the panel that crafted the education section of the Oregon Business Plan.
Her training with Broad, which runs for 10 months, began last month and will conclude in November. She hopes she will become a superintendent in Washington, Oregon or California, but she told Broad officials she is open to other warm-climate states including Florida, too.
"A lot of the stuff I have worked on in the last 10 years here (in the Portland community) and for my company will translate pretty well to a large school district," she said. "I am at a point in my career when I can pick and choose what I do next, and I really would like to try this work. It's very important work, for our kids and for our country to compete globally."
According to program officials, 71 percent of Broad Superintendents Academy graduates have successfully gotten executive leadership roles in public education, nearly all in school districts, and 43 percent of graduates have become superintendents. Almost 40 percent of all urban superintendents hired in recent years have been Broad participants.
Oregon is an unlikely place for Peppler to work in the near term, because Broad only considers Portland and Salem-Keizer to be big urban districts, and both those districts have superintendents who are well-liked by their school boards.
The Broad program was established by California billionaire Eli Broad, former CEO of financial giant SunAmerica, who has taken a strong interest in improving urban school districts. He favors a private-sector style approach including competition, efficiency and measurable results.
The academy is designed to prepare talented executives to lead urban public school systems via extended weekend training sessions while they are still in their old jobs. Much of the training is hands-on with some of the nation's more successful urban superintendents. Peppler will shadow Philadelphia's superintendent next month.
Peppler said Broad officials recruited her to apply to the program soon after the likely sale of Qwest was announced. She said one of the key people she consulted, and who encouraged her to go for it, was Portland Superintendent Carole Smith.
Peppler said her husband, Randy is retired, and her sons are in college at Oregon State and the University of Oregon, so she and her husband are free to relocate to whatever big city is a good fit for her leadership skills and style.
She said she has been envigorated by the high quality of the Broad program so far.
"There is so much that can be improved in delivery of education for our kids, so there is much more equity and all of our kids can be ready for a career or college."


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In 2007, a private equity firm purchased Finch, Pruyn & Co.'s manufacturing assets in Glens Falls. The Nature Conservancy purchased the company's Adirondack forestlands - 161,000 acres in all. The paper mill now operates under the name Finch Paper, and the Conservancy has been steadily implementing a thoughtful conservation plan for the forests.
These forests feature 415 miles of rivers and streams, 300 lakes and ponds, 90 mountain peaks and 16,000 acres of wetlands. In consultation with local community leaders, the Conservancy and New York State Department of Environmental Conservation developed a conservation plan for the forests and waters that balances the needs of loggers, outdoor enthusiasts and others, while also achieving critical wildlife habitat and ecosystem protections.
To date, 94,000 acres have been secured through conservation easements and continue to be managed for sustainable timber harvest and private recreational leasing. Miles of snowmobile connector trails were made permanent, free and open to the public.
Over the next five years, 65,000 acres will be transferred to the publicly owned Forest Preserve, thereby unlocking new recreation and tourism opportunities. Each of Gov. Andrew Cuomo's regional economic development councils that touch the park recognizes our natural areas as assets and tourism as a vital economic sector.
All of the property to be transferred to the state has been closed to the public for more than a century, but will become accessible to local residents and visitors currently shut out of the forest. Some new snowmobile trails will be created. Countless hikers, anglers, hunters and others eagerly await new public-access opportunities to these special places as the state purchases lands from the Conservancy.
Most of the land to be transferred to the state is currently leased for exclusive use by private hunting clubs. Though these clubs will have to relocate to other privately owned forests, the plan allows for a 10-year transition (2008-2018) and ensures members will still have these lands to hunt on.
This balanced conservation project bolsters the forest products and tourism economies, while also protecting clean air, clean water and wildlife habitat. The balance struck in the Fulton County towns of Bleecker and Mayfield reflects the input of town leaders. The same is true for nearby Edinburg in Saratoga County as well as 24 other towns in four counties.
We look forward to working with the state and local communities as this historic project moves forward and the remaining lands become open to all.
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– Byte at the Museum: The AmericanMuseum of Natural History has debuted an "Explorer" iPhone app thatuses GPS technology to help visitors navigate the institution's wealth of displays, providing in-depth information for adults and and fossil treasure hunts for kids. [NYT]
– "I Welcome the Waning of the Blockbuster": In a Q&A, LACMA director MichaelGovan talks about the importance of diverse projects like the WattsTower conservation, Edythe and Eli Broad ("my hope is that over the long haul they will leave very significant artworks [to] this encyclopedic museum"), the late Renoir show ("Renoir is not my favorite"), and the crazy Koons locomotive ("A crane is a great symbol for a museum; when you see it in the distance, what do you think? Something's being made"). [LAT]
–Audubon's First Bird Discovered: The paragon of avian artistry got his start with a print of a "running grouse or Heath Hen (a relativeof the greater prairie chicken)" that he executed for a series of bank notes; the bird has since gone extinct. [DiscoveryNews]
– After It's in Fashion, It's in Taschen: As other bookstores have been shuttered by the economy, the sleek publisher of fashion and art books — which is having its 30th anniversary this year — has been expanding with new high-end stores in Miami and Beverly Hills. [LAT]
– Chicago Updates Hirst's Freeze Idea: The cow sculptures that swept the world a few years ago apparently did not sate Chicagoans's appetite for public art, since the Windy City has now installed artworks around town that are made from refrigerators — which, knowing Chicagoans, are probably filled with meats and cheeses in homage to the cows. [NBC Chicago]
– Learning from Los Angeles: In his new book "Architecture of the Sun: Los Angeles Modernism 1900-1970," Thomas S. Hines — "the dean of architectural historians" in L.A. — argues that the Pasedena bungalows of Charles and Henry Greene "'formed a bridge' between the 19th century Arts and Crafts movement and modern buildings to come." [LAT]
– City of Glass: Highly praised for his luminescent new renovation of the Israel Museum, James Carpenter — who spent three decades as a glass artist — is hoping that his plans for a visible office structure by Manhattan's High Line will be embraced by the city despite the fact, as he acknowledges, that "New Yorkers may be burnt out on glass buildings." [NYT]
– Painting His Way Out of Corner: James Rosenquist has decided not to show work at the Brandeis Rose Art Museum, but supposedly not because of controversies surrounding the institution's attempts to sell off its permanent collection. There were many factors that made the exhibition impossible, he explains, saying, "I don't want to deal with it, really. It's a big mess." [Boston Globe]
PHOTOS OF THE DAY: Photographer David Levene shot images of Antony Gormley's "Horizon Field" in the mountains of Vorarlberg, Austria [Guardian]