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- 25 July 2012
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A 10-year-old girl has told a US court how she watched her father shoot and kill her mother's new husband in Miami.
Cristobal Palacio's daughter gave evidence via video link in the trial of her 46-year-old father who denies first degree murder at Miami-Dade court.
She told jurors her father smiled as he shot an unarmed man.
Paul Winter, 42, a graphic designer originally from Tunbridge Wells, Kent, died in front of his wife Jennifer Winter and her twins, seven, in 2008.
The girl and her twin brother were being dropped off for a court-appointed visit at Mr Palacio's home in the Miami suburb of Kendall in October 2008 and were in their mother's van when the incident happened in the driveway, the court heard.
Mr Winter was shot six times, including twice in the back, the jury was told.
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Mr Palacio's daughter, who is not being named, said: "Chris started shooting. He was shooting at Paul."
She said: "I heard the gun being fired. And he fell. He fell to the ground. The gun was fired more than once. I heard a loud sound."
When prosecutor Joseph Mansfield asked her if she had felt fear, the girl replied: "Yes, a little bit."
He asked her: "Do you remember if Paul had a weapon, a knife or a gun?"
She replied: "He did not have anything."
Mr Mansfield also asked the girl if she had seen her father's face, and she replied. "He was smiling. He was smiling when he was shooting Paul."
The court heard that the child, who now lives in Delaware in the US with her brother and mother, had needed counselling after the incident.
Mr Palacio has claimed he fired in self-defence because he thought Mr Winter was reaching for a weapon.
Last week, Mr Palacio told the court that Mr Winter had tormented him for months, pulled a gun on him on two occasions, and often used profanity. Mr Palacio said the arguments usually happened during custody visits.
Mrs Winter has testified that her husband never owned a gun and also liked to avoid conflict. She went through a bitter divorce with Mr Palacio in 2007, the court has been told.
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The oil rich desert kingdoms of Arabia are turning to the sun for fresh water. Arid Arab states currently use oil (which they have plenty of) to desalinate water (which they have practically none of). This is expensive, so the oil states are looking to use solar energy instead of oil. The Financial Times has more:
Members of the six-country Gulf Co-operation Council … depend on desalination plants for the majority of their water needs because groundwater is in critically short supply, or, in some cases, just does not exist.Saudi Arabia, the world's biggest oil exporter, is also the world's largest user of desalinated water … The oil is sold to power and water producers for just $2 a barrel, he says, compared with the international market price of more than $100 a barrel.Unwilling to risk political agitation by removing subsidies on water consumption, the Gulf monarchies are instead looking to run desalination plants on renewable energy.
Without the sun, Saudi Arabia and its friends are in big trouble. As their populations grow, their water needs increase, but their aquifers are running dry. The power and water demands of Saudi Arabia currently consume one sixth of its total oil production, eating up the oil wealth on which it depends.What will make the future of solar energy promising won't be half baked subsidy programs in damp and foggy Europe. And it certainly won't be cheesy loans to well connected political cronies at companies like Solyndra in the US. It will be the desert kingdoms of the Arabs.And that process is already starting.


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Google's second phone from the program, the Samsung-made Nexus S, as well as the Motorola Xoom tablet, will not be upgraded to the latest version of Jelly Bean, Android 4.2. The news was announced by Android Open Source Project technical lead Jean-Baptiste Queru, who said that the two devices will be left on Android 4.1.2.
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It seems that Google's business plan is to migrate everyone to new devices about every two years. Thus they seem to only be willing to support upgrades on a particular device for that long. Truth be told, we all know these phones will be viable for us the consumer for much longer. If it works well then keep using it. If you gotta have the newest and latest then perhaps you upgrade. On a side note, I'm still using Wineries XP on a 5 year old laptop with no immediate plans to upgrade. It works fine. But that's me, I'm not one to always chase the latest upgrade. I'm still running 2.3 on this phone as well.
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sounds like good news to me... although 3rd party support has already annoucned that its now on the way for Wii aswell. I still would enjoy some nice 1st party nintendo games.
In an investor Q&A from the 25th, Nintendo managing directors, asked about future internal development, noted that while overall development effort remained steady, that the company has been emphasizing Wii development over DS development by shifting developer headcount from one platform to the other.
Nintendo's reasoning for this change is likely due to DS being extremely well-supported by third parties at this stage in its life, while Wii, despite phenomenal hardware performance, is still coming into its own software-wise.
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sounds like good news to me... although 3rd party support has already annoucned that its now on the way for Wii aswell. I still would enjoy some nice 1st party nintendo games.
i dont think that we are getting that many good 3rd party games at the moment. i cant really think of any good ones either that are going to come out.Originally Posted by wezeles
Think of good games coming out? Isn't that the way it's supposed to be? Makes it more exciting and surprising when someone sparks innovation ^_^
Cool on the article, makes sense so that they don't have to hire anyone new.
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-=Join the Waluigi Fan Club=-Originally Posted by JT.
Kudos to Nintendo for keeping the bar raised for Wii game quality. There are too many craptastic Wii games being dumped on the market, and unless there are plenty of high-quality ones out and known to balance it, it will reflect negatively on the overall quality of the Wii console itself.
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Over the last few months more and more 3rd party publishers and developers have said that they will be making games for the Wii.Originally Posted by thas
You will not see these games for another 6-12 months though... they will probably start hitting the Wii between this summer and christmas time of 2008...
I agree though the 3rd party library now is not that impressive at all, most of it being cheeply and quickly made of a very pore ported game from a year ago...
But thats 3rd partys fault... they didnt think the Wii would have any kind of impact in gaming, and now they are loosing out on 50% of the market because of the dominace Wii has... Also why they have now said they will start making games for the Wii... you cant turn your back on the cash cow...
we are stilling getting ports and down graded version of games. what make you think that will change.Originally Posted by wezeles
Because you can see a differance in sales among the crap and the halfway decent 3rd party games. They always rush out Crap just for sales in console launch years not caring about quality. It happens every time.. look at any console 1st party is usually the only good games in the first year or so...
Publishers know they can only sell the garbage for so long till people expect to get more from there games, And if they want the sales numbers they have to do it. Look at the new star wars, it will have 5 extra levels on the Wii version to make up for its graphically superior sister on 360/ps3 ...
They know they cant continue to skimp on... Granted there will probably still be alot of 3rd party crap on the Wii, but there is plenty of 3rd party crap pushed out on all 3 major consoles!
You just dont hear complaints about it asmuch on the ps3/360 because they also get the best 3rd party games... Specially considering they do not having 1st party dominace that nintendo has.
But with 360 and PS3 they know that a top of the line 3rd party games will sell the best over the crap thats why they make it in the first place, other wise everything 3rd party would be quick garbage just for sales... But the good games usually take more than 6 months to make... And they didnt notice the huge market share of the Wii untill after a few months of sales. Now they have to transfer some effort from one console to the other finnish up what they are doing and start again... This takes time.
The main problem with Wii is they just dont have enough 3rd party support to have "top of the line."
As they get more support "which they are right now" they will also get better quality just for the larger sales numbers publishers will want overall...
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Sounds good to me, and there are some good games coming out and have been out. Zack & Wiki and No More Heroes? Two great third party games, and Disaster Day Of Crisis looks alright as well.
Keep in mind it takes time for good titles to be developed, and the third party developers promised better looking projects after their earlier efforts.
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Thats easy you will always make more on a better game than oncrap fact! Unless development cost shot you in the foot! The games are coming and really let the crap rool and ignore it. The movies have had crap every year yet do you complain about going to see the good movies... hell no. Let developers do what they do and if they go bankrupt then serves them right.
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This guy is clearly nuts, but also entertaining. Skip past the snake oil sales pitch to the 30 second mark:
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From The Guardian
I am not a hero. But I have a point of view. I have a stance. It humiliated me to see my country humiliated; and to see my Baghdad burned, my people killed. Thousands of tragic pictures remained in my head, pushing me towards the path of confrontation. The scandal of Abu Ghraib. The massacre of Falluja, Najaf, Haditha, Sadr City, Basra, Diyala, Mosul, Tal Afar, and every inch of our wounded land. I travelled through my burning land and saw with my own eyes the pain of the victims, and heard with my own ears the screams of the orphans and the bereaved. And a feeling of shame haunted me like an ugly name because I was powerless.
As soon as I finished my professional duties in reporting the daily tragedies, while I washed away the remains of the debris of the ruined Iraqi houses, or the blood that stained my clothes, I would clench my teeth and make a pledge to our victims, a pledge of vengeance.
The opportunity came, and I took it.
I took it out of loyalty to every drop of innocent blood that has been shed through the occupation or because of it, every scream of a bereaved mother, every moan of an orphan, the sorrow of a rape victim, the teardrop of an orphan.
I say to those who reproach me: do you know how many broken homes that shoe which I threw had entered? How many times it had trodden over the blood of innocent victims? Maybe that shoe was the appropriate response when all values were violated.
Just a friendly reminder that today is Primary Day in NYC – get out and vote! Polls will be open from 6am to 9pm Tuesday, so registered Democrats should cast their votes for City Council, Mayoral, Comptroller, Public Advocate and more. If you aren't sure who is running in your district, you can access lots of information from the City's election site. (Hint: if you live in Greenpoint, Williamsburg or Bushwick, chances are you are part of the 33rd or 34th Districts.)
For more detailed info on the candidates, we suggest you take a look at NY1's debate series, or one of the fantastic candidate profiles done by our friends at the Greenpoint Gazette. The Times also offers a relatively concise breakdown here.
Your many local city council candidates will be out and about tonight in a candidates' debate for what might be your best and last chance to admire the range of local transportation issues and general affability of our future representatives.
City Council candidates in the 33rd district, including Isaac Abraham, Kenneth Baer, Douglas Biviano, Kenneth Diamondstone, Stephen Levin, Jo Anne Simon, and Evan Thies, will debate transportation, focusing on "the bicycle network, congestion pricing, truck traffic, pedestrian safety and public space," in an event sponsored by Transportation Alternatives and sponsored by NAG. It starts at 7 and is at Automotive High School (50 Bedford Avenue).
Meanwhile, over in the 34th, Diana Reyna's supporters are out slapping her signs on construction sites, taking the street artist approach that we're all so familiar with. Maybe they should get Judith Supine on the case and crown the W'burg bridge?
If you're not sure which district you live in, use this map to find your home, and come out! It'll be fun. Local politics is always so dramatic, so don't fear boredom.
Love him or hate him, Michael Moore gets people talking. His new one is out Oct. 2.
In other news, we're looking forward to Matt Taibbi's assuredly epic healthcare smackdown in the upcoming Rolling Stone. Here's a teaser.
Of course we all knew this anyway, but it's nice to have confirmation.
In a new book, former Secretary of Homeland Security Tom Ridge reveals new details on politicization under President Bush, reports US News & World Report's Paul Bedard. Among other things, Ridge admits that he was pressured to raise the terror alert to help Bush win re-election in 2004.All moral questions notwithstanding, who's going to pick up the bill for all the extra law enforcement officers deployed every time the alert level was raised? And remind me again, why aren't Bush and Cheney in jail?
Ridge was never invited to sit in on National Security Council meetings; was "blindsided" by the FBI in morning Oval Office meetings because the agency withheld critical information from him; found his urgings to block Michael Brown from being named head of the emergency agency blamed for the Hurricane Katrina disaster ignored; and was pushed to raise the security alert on the eve of President Bush's re-election, something he saw as politically motivated and worth resigning over.
Olbermann Timeline: How The Bush Administration Exploited Terror Threats For Political Gain, 2002-2008 [via]
Evidently, this lunatic is nowhere near where the president will be conducting his town hall address, but he is legally allowed to carry the pistol in New Hampshire. Live Free or Die indeed. Also worth noting:
the gun-toting protester was holding a sign referencing the Jefferson quote: "The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time, with the blood of patriots and tyrants."Needless to say, if this were a liberal protester, he'd be in jail now. The hard right just keeps getting creepier.
"The mood is sort of festive," says this MSNBC talking head. Evidently hand guns, just like pinatas and pony rides, can turn any dull event into a party.
The AP is reporting that extensive smoking regulations may soon be enforced in Iraq, where packs run as little as 50 cents. If passed, there would be no lighting up in "government buildings, schools, movie theaters, sports facilities and on public transportation. It also bans the sale of cigarettes to anyone under the age of 18."
Come again? Freakin' Wyoming can't even pass a statewide ban on smoking in your enclosed workplace, and last I checked there was no threat of federal schism, Iranian manipulation, bombed out infrastructure, and/or murderous insurgency in its last throes or otherwise anywhere near Pappa Cheney's huntin' grounds. If al-Maliki and co. think they can enforce a law this Giuliani, Broken Windows-esque even in Iraq, perhaps it's time for Barack, or at least Petraeus, to start printing up some "Mission Accomplished" banners of his own.
Next up on Wheel Of Priorities, pooper-scooper crackdown in Kabul.
This is why our health care system is an epic fail. via cbs5.com
In late April, Shelly Andrews-Buta was scheduled to undergo treatment for breast cancer that had spread to her brain, threatening her life.... But instead of having doctors working to remove her brain tumors on the day the surgery was scheduled, she sat in a San Francisco hotel room... Blue Shield, decided it wasn't going to pay for the treatment her doctors at UCSF Medical Center had recommended.Meanwhile, Congress continues to pander to the insurers.
Andrews-Buta was stunned. "I mean this is my life, this is my life, this isn't, gee, if we don't do it you're just going to have a cut that doesn't heal, this is you're going to die," she said.
Without treatment, her doctor told her she in fact would die: tumors had invaded 15 separate areas in her brain.... But the doctor said when it came to getting Blue Shield's approval for the procedure; she was surprised to learn that the company's policy lays out that a patient who has more than three brain tumors, what doctors call lesions, would not be covered for the gamma knife procedure.
Dr. Sneed felt the policy was unreasonable. "What I was up against was just a rule: 'Well, if it's more than three lesions, that's too many,'" Sneed said.
As always, Taibbi nails it
Make no mistake, this has nothing to do with Max Baucus, Bill Nelson, or anyone else. If the Obama administration wanted to pass a real health care bill, they would do what George Bush and Tom DeLay did in the first six-odd years of this decade whenever they wanted to pass some nightmare piece of legislation (ie the Prescription Drug Bill or CAFTA): they would take the recalcitrant legislators blocking their path into a back room at the Capitol, and beat them with rubber hoses until they changed their minds.Go read it all.
The reason a real health-care bill is not going to get passed is simple: because nobody in Washington really wants it. There is insufficient political will to get it done. It doesn't matter that it's an urgent national calamity, that it is plainly obvious to anyone with an IQ over 8 that our system could not possibly be worse and needs to be fixed very soon, and that, moreover, the only people opposing a real reform bill are a pitifully small number of executives in the insurance industry who stand to lose the chance for a fifth summer house if this thing passes.
It won't get done, because that's not the way our government works. Our government doesn't exist to protect voters from interests, it exists to protect interests from voters.
It's (almost) official: Al Franken is Minnesota's newest senator, says the state's Supreme Court. Sure, it's possible that Norm Coleman may appeal and keep his now 238-day-old fight going. And, yeah, the Dems having 60 votes in the senate probably won't be quite the magic cure-all some hope it will be. Still, for any of you (fine, us) hoping to reduce monthly health care bills by, I dunno, 100 percent at some point in the future, this is some damn fine news.
Here's to you, Al. You're good enough, smart enough, and doggone it, voters like you.
From NY Times
Obama's inaction on gay civil rights is striking. So is his utterly uncharacteristic inarticulateness. The Justice Department brief defending DOMA has spoken louder for this president than any of his own words on the subject. Chrisler noted that he has given major speeches on race, on abortion and to the Muslim world. "People are waiting for that passionate speech from him on equal rights," she said, "and the time is now."
Action would be even better. It's a press cliché that "gay supporters" are disappointed with Obama, but we should all be. Gay Americans aren't just another political special interest group. They are Americans who are actively discriminated against by federal laws. If the president is to properly honor the memory of Stonewall, he should get up to speed on what happened there 40 years ago, when courageous kids who had nothing, not even a public acknowledgment of their existence, stood up to make history happen in the least likely of places.
British bank Barclays has put in a bid to rename Atlantic Avenue something much more proper than our Yankee rubbish:
If a $4 million deal is approved on Wednesday, the nexus of subway stops at Atlantic Avenue, Pacific Street and Flatbush Avenue in Downtown Brooklyn will add an additional name to its already lengthy title: Barclays.
But hey, what about naming things after great American corporations?
"It's not like Taco Bell saying it wants Grand Army Plaza or something like that," said John H. Banks III, a board member since 2004.
Would Mr. Banks oppose that idea?
"A year and a half ago? Yeah," he said. "Tomorrow? No."
Looking forward to Taco Bell Muy Grande Army Plaza.
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Tired of giggling about South Carolina governor Mark Sanford's dalliance in Buenos Aires but still hungry for more political slapstick? Well look no further than the Times' latest attempt to ascertain what exactly our esteemed doucheba...er...state senators have been up to of late. In short, since one of the two Democrats who defected to the Republican side of the aisle returned to the fold, the two parties have been tied at 31 members each, both claiming leadership, forcing Governor Paterson to call a mandatory special sessions in order hold votes on gay marriage and, oh, every other issue needed to run New York. The parties "feuding junior high schoolers refusing to acknowledge each other, began holding separate legislative sessions at the same time," complete with dueling gavels. Here are some zingers from what must be the funniest vaudeville act in Albany:
"Democrats gaveled the session to order at 3:02 p.m. After a few short speeches in which they said the governor's proclamation for a so-called extraordinary session had constitutional and legal problems, they adjourned at 3:07 p.m. 'Our members will be going home,' said Malcolm A. Smith, one of the leaders of the Senate Democratic conference."
"[State Supreme Court] Justice McNamara..continued to implore the sides to resolve their dispute on their own. 'This has to be resolved by you, no matter what I do or don't do on Friday," he told the sides in court, adding: 'I guess I'm talking like a human being, but I don't understand what's going on. You guys have to resolve this.'"
"Senator Dale M. Volker, 68, a Republican from the Buffalo area who is a former police officer, joked while he was riding up an elevator, 'I might have to start carrying my sidearm again.'"
"'This is turning into the worst reality TV show ever: 'I'm a Senator, Get Me Out of Here,' said Thomas R. Suozzi, Nassau County executive and former Democratic candidate for governor. 'Jon and Kate are fighting less than these guys.'"
Photo of turncoat Pedro Espada Jr., now a Republican, care of Village Voice
This is just horrible:
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They tried to beat everyone on Saadi bridge and throwing them off of the bridge…. And everyone also on the sidewalks. They beat a woman so savagely that she was drenched in blood and her husband, who was watching the scene, he just fainted. I also saw people shooting, I mean the security forces shooting on people, on Lalezar. Of course were afraid….
They were beating people like hell. It was a massacre. They were trying to beat people so they would die. They were cursing -- saying very bad words to everyone. They were beating old men. And this was exactly a massacre.
It's time to grow a pair Obama...
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In a move stunning only to the roughly fourteen remaining New Yorkers that expect competent governance from Albany, Republicans retook control on the State Senate today, as two turncoat Democratic senators (from the city, no less!) joined the opposition and voted to kick their own party out of power. What could cause this dramatic political upset that already has Albany awash in such chaos that the Senate's own TV station went temporarily black? Why, gay people, of course. You have to ask? The Bronx's Pedro Espada Jr., seen here threatening to run over your dog, and Queens' Hiram Monserrate (two of the morally corrupt ignoramuses that tried to bankrupt the MTA earlier this year; the latter was also alleged to have slashed his girlfriend in the face) were filled with God's holy wrath by now-deposed majority leader Malcom Smith and his attempt to bring the gay marriage bill to a fair vote. So, to save straight marriage, they chose to just go ahead and politically murder him, and burn their own party's house down while they were at it. Now, not only is there approximately zero chance that New York will catch up with that stalwart bastion of liberalism, Iowa, and allow spouses to visit each other in hospitals (just one of many insidious results of gay marriage) but, as some are already wondering, that last-ditch MTA bailout may also be in danger. And let's let alone any other potentially important legislation coming down the pike in this still-perilous economic climate. To quote Kent Brockman, "I've said it before and I'll say it again: democracy simply doesn't work."
Ladies and gentleman, start your angry letter-writin' hands. Here and here.
A good friend of the site just started a weekly wrap-up blog called Democrats Must Be Told. It's a much needed wake-up call for the increasingly centrist and corporatist Dems, encouraging them to reclaim their progressive roots.
"Since the end of the Clinton years, the Democratic Party's primary argument has been "we're not Republicans" - and that's just not good enough."Agreed. Check it out here.


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First lady Michelle Obama came to Tucson Monday to meet with local students as part of her effort to promote healthy lifestyles.
Obama spoke with elementary school, middle school and college students who volunteer at Tucson Village Farm [part of the University of Arizona College of Agriculture and Life Sciences' Pima County Extension] as well as some members of 4-H, a youth organization administered by the National Institute of Food and Agriculture. According to the volunteers, she asked what they did on the farm, what vegetables they liked and what they wanted to be when they grew up.
Read more from the May 1 issue of the Arizona Daily Wildcat at http://www.wildcat.arizona.edu/index.php/article/2012/04/first_lady_visits_tucson_praises_students_for_healthy_initiatives
For the Arizona Daily Star's story see http://azstarnet.com/news/local/first-lady-at-fundraiser-touts-special-tucson-tie/article_ee4e9db4-eb89-5441-93a7-3abeccdec12d.html
Tucson Village Farm is featured in the April 2012 issue of Desert Leaf at http://trendmag2.trendoffset.com/publication/?i=105167
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Editor: Our young ex-finance minister, Wes Sheridan, is gone. He quietly resigned this week and walked away.
However, before leaving he said the following, "I want to help my replacement Liberal candidate win the election, but I don't want to do it while still on the taxpayers' dime."
How thoughtful is this guy? His achievements over his term in office will cement his place in history for all time. We Islanders will long into the future remember his financial feats and accomplishments. How he proudly introduced us to the Harmonized Sale Tax and left us with the largest debt in the Island's history.
It is not enough to just say goodbye to Wes, I think we owe him much more. I propose we Islanders ask the new leader to not pay him the usual severance and pension. He deserves much more than a petty severance package and a meager pension.
I suggest in lieu of the above, we gift Wes with a large block of our Island shares in the amazing Geo Sweep — a genuine reward indeed.
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Well, this is my first post in this forum! I read it all the time and I am interested in aviation but I do not claim to have a lot of knowledge about it so please be kind to me...haha
Here goes anyway. I am flying to Australia in 3 weeks on Emirates Gatwick - Dubai - Perth and then Melbourne - Dubai to Heathrow.
So basically, a myriad of questions! 1 - Entertainment on board...will it be ICE all the way? and 2 - And this is where I wonder - why are Emirates so successful from the UK (and the rest of the world and beyond I guess) to Asia/Oceania? I know Geographical factors play a part but is there really such demand to warrant X2 daily Glasgow to Dubai?? And for the matter X3 Manchester - Dubai etc etc...
I do apologise if this had been discussed before
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The Celtics may find themselves at the bottom of the best when it comes to the standings at the end of the year, but that probably won't be a problem.
The East is in for one of its most exciting years. Without further ado, here are my top four Eastern Conference finishers.


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There are a lot of things I admire about the art of this poem, and there is something else about it that delights me. In those days Snyder, fresh out of Reed College with a degree in anthropology and literature, was reading Ezra Pound, the favorite poet of the avant garde, and adapted something of the rhythms of Pound's Cantos here. This was also the time of the folk revival in New York, when Bob Dylan was electrifying the young with versions of Woody Guthrie, who sang some of the IWW songs. This poem puts those two things together in the early vision of a young Northwest poet who would become the Thoreau of his generation. Funny in a way, given Pound's politics and his use of obscure Italian and Provencal history. It's as if Snyder said, "Ezra, meet Woody. Woody, this is Ezra." Here's the poem:
Felix Baran
Ed McCullough, a logger for thirty-five years
"Thousands of boys shot and beat up
(This comes from "No Nature: New and Selected Poems," published by Pantheon.)
From Gary Snyder's Myths & Texts. Copyright 1978 by Gary Snyder.
Reprinted by permission of New Directions Publishing Corp.
Robert Hass, former U.S. poet laureate, is the author, most recently, of the collection "Sun Under Wood."
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Design Ideas: Flipbookit
If you are old enough, you might recall the sound of those old flap signs once common in train stations. Flipping from Chicago to Detroit, they made that gentle clack-clack-clacking sound.
Last year, artworks by Janet Zweig based on those signs were installed at the eastern end of Wisconsin Ave. Instead of shifting from the name of one destination to another, the mechanical signs featured cinematic sequences with silhouetted figures. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Milwaukee Opera Theatre, Genghis Barbie rock the art song
Audiences at opera singers' recitals do not, customarily, pump their arms and cheer. Of course, singers at said recitals don't usually perform tunes by Queen and Guns N' Roses flanked by a quartet of female horn players, either.
Saturday evening's Milwaukee Opera Theatre presentation of Andrew Wilkowske in "Guns N' Rosenkavalier," directed by John Glover at the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music, was a riot of rule-breaking, genre-bending tunes from the worlds of art song and rock. »Read Full Article


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WASHINGTON - Former Enron Chairman Kenneth Lay, a friend and backer of President Bush, gave the White House recommendations for appointment to a federal energy commission last spring. Bush eventually appointed two of the people on Enron's list.
Lay gave the list of names to Clay Johnson, Bush's personnel director, White House spokeswoman Anne Womack said Thursday. Among the eight or so names were Pat Wood, now chairman of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and Nora Brownell, a member of the commission.
"It was one of many, many recommendations that he (Johnson) received" from industry executives, members of Congress and state officials, Womack told The Associated Press.
Disclosure of Lay's recommendations to the White House come as congressional panels investigate the relationship between Houston-based Enron Corp. and the Bush administration. The Justice Department and the Securities and Exchange Commission are investigating the company's complex accounting and the role played by its auditor, Arthur Andersen, which has acknowledged destroying Enron-related documents.
A senator leading an investigation said Thursday that Enron had not cooperated in providing important information on the complex web of partnerships used by the company to conceal massive debts. The company's attorney said it doesn't have the documents sought.
As head of a major campaign donor wielding significant influence in Washington, Lay enjoyed access to top government officials of both parties. The White House has acknowledged that Lay met once privately last year with Vice President Dick Cheney, who headed a task force that formulated the administration's national energy policy.
Lay disclosed the list of Enron favorites in an interview being broadcast today on PBS' "NOW with Bill Moyers."
"I brought a list, we certainly presented a list. ... As I recall, I signed a letter which in fact had some recommendations as to people that we thought would be good (FERC) commissioners," Lay said in the interview, which was taped last May but never aired.
Bush, as Texas governor, had appointed Wood in 1995 as head of the state's Public Utilities Commission. Wood has been an advocate of market-oriented regulation of utilities, a position espoused by Enron, a big, aggressive energy trader that had become a favorite of Wall Street.
Bush appointed Wood as FERC chairman in August, replacing Curt Hebert.
Hebert said in the PBS interview that Lay "has asked me to take certain positions but I've had those conversations with Ken Lay for a long time. And have disagreed with him for a long time."
Brownell, a member of Pennsylvania's Public Utility Commission, was nominated by Bush in March. During her time on the state commission, Brownell helped oversee Pennsylvania's electricity deregulation.
Lay will be the star witness next week as a blizzard of hearings by several congressional panels put the Enron debacle under intense public scrutiny.
Enron officials "just simply have not cooperated" in providing the documents sought, said Sen. Byron Dorgan, D-N.D., chairman of a Senate Commerce subcommittee. "We again renew our request."
An estimated 3,000 partnerships, some with names of "Star Wars" characters such as Jedi, were created by Enron, which took a 97 percent stake in each of them and brought in outside investors for the remainder. The partnerships were kept off Enron's books and helped create the accounting debacle that pushed the company into the biggest U.S. corporate bankruptcy filing ever on Dec. 2.
Dorgan said the committee had no immediate plan to subpoena the documents from the company.
Robert Bennett, a Washington attorney representing Enron, said, "We have been fully cooperating with them."
The committee has asked Enron for documents that the company doesn't have and must be obtained from the partnerships or people representing them, Bennett said in a telephone interview. "We are exercising enormous good faith in cooperating with that committee," he said.
Lay has agreed to testify Monday at the committee's hearing. Dorgan and Bennett said Lay has not asked for immunity from prosecution as a condition.
In a related dispute between Congress and the Bush administration, investigators at the General Accounting Office told the White House on Wednesday they would sue to make officials identify the industry executives, including some from Enron, who met last year with Cheney's energy task force.
The GAO, Congress' investigative arm, is first giving Bush a chance to review his decision not to surrender the information.
Bush has refused to hand over documents from Cheney's energy-policy task force, saying to do so would encroach on his ability to seek outside views. The administration is arguing that the presidency would be harmed by release of documents Congress' investigators are seeking.
Comptroller General David Walker, who heads the GAO, said Wednesday the lawsuit naming Cheney and possibly others will be filed in two or three weeks unless an agreement is worked out.
The GAO announced Thursday it had hired the law firm Sidley Austin Brown & Wood to represent it in the suit.
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Man shot outside grocery store
Omaha police said a man was injured after he was shot outside a grocery store Monday afternoon.
Officers were called to JNJ Grocery near 42nd Street and Bedford Avenue around 2 p.m.
Witnesses said someone inside opened fire on a group of people standing outside.
Police said 22-year-old Melvin Biggs was shot in his lower back area. They found several shell casings in the street.
Witnesses reported seeing a dark SUV traveling north on 42nd Street with potential suspects.
Anyone with information on the case should call a detective at 402-444-5652. If you want to remain anonymous and be eligible for a cash reward, call Crime Stoppers at 402-444-7867.
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On Tap Today: Mercury rising
"Queen" fans lost their champion singer Freddie Mercury long ago, but they can revisit his brilliance at the Potawatomi Casino-Northern Lights Theatre during Thursday's tribute show: "One Night of Queen."
And the St. Patrick days of celebrations get started, appropriately, in the greenery of the Mitchell Park Domes during the "Music Under Glass Irish Celebration Night." »Read Full Blog Post
Milwaukee Art Museum will be free this weekend
The Milwaukee Art Museum's admission will be free on Saturday and Sunday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. This is to mark the opening of "30 Americans," a multi-generational art exhibit featuring the work of African American artists.
Many of the artists in the exhibit address issues of race and cultural identity in very direct ways, and the show is one of the first in the museum's featured exhibition space to explore such issues so directly. The museum has also placed "Wisconsin 30" an exhibit of 30 African American artists from the state on view. »Read Full Blog Post
New DVDs for release June 18
Milwaukee movies off the gridn June 14-20
Bike and a movie
The Milwaukee Bike-In Movie Series returns Friday with the 1989 John Candy comedy "Uncle Buck." »Read Full Article
Outdoor films return to lakefront
The Fish Fry and a Flick outdoor movie series returns to the lakefront Aug. 30 with a showing of the Marvel superhero action film "The Avengers."
The series will also show two adult-themed films, "Ted" on Sept. 6 and "Django Unchained" on Sept. 13. »Read Full Article
Kohl's hosts style session with Lauren Conrad for three Children's Hospital teens
Lauren Conrad, fashion designer, style expert and best-selling author, teamed up with Kohl's to treat three teens from Children's Hospital of Wisconsin to a celebrity styling session Wednesday night in Milwaukee.
The event took place prior to Conrad's book signing for the launch of Infamous: A Fame Game Novel, the finale to her The Fame Game series, at Boswell Book Co. »Read Full Blog Post(1)


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