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NBC renews 'Law & Order: Special Victims Unit' for Season 16
Continuing its piecemeal tip-toeing around the bubble, NBC has renewed "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" for a 16th season.
And that's all of the NBC renewal/cancellation news we have for today.
Sorry. No "Community" news. Chill, y'all!
By all reasonable standards, "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" should have been a no-brainer for renewal and should have been picked up months ago. In "most current" Nielsen figures, it is averaging a 2.5 rating among adults 18-49 and 8.4 million viewers.
Not only that, but the Mariska Hargitay favorite is one of they year's only returning dramas to post growth over the 2013-2014 season, rising 19 percent among adults 18-49 and 16 percent overall.
NBC had already renewed "SVU" producer Dick Wolf's "Chicago Fire" and "Chicago PD," leading to speculation, mostly from a single trade website, that "SVU" could be in trouble due to demands for lowered budgets and whatnot.
It's unclear who won or lost in the negotiations, other than fans of "SVU," which will air its rather mind-boggling 343rd episode later this year. Of course, the "Law & Order" mothership ended its 20-season run in 2010 after 456 episodes, so Olivia Benson and company are still dealing with pocket change, at least for another few years.
The "Law & Order: Special Victims Unit" renewal came the day after NBC picked up the comedy pilot "Marry Me," as well as dramas "The Odyssey," "Allegiance" and "State of Affairs."
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Oregon Gov. Kate Brown acknowledged on Monday that the public had lost confidence in the environmental regulators who report to her and promised a fix for Portland's newly discovered air pollution hot spots.
"I want all Oregonians to know that I take these issues extremely seriously," Brown said, "and that I am establishing an open, science-based effort to begin to restore confidence in this critical area of government."
Yet even as the governor pushed for greater transparency from state environmental regulators in a Monday morning meeting in Salem, the agency continued to delay the release of pollution maps that could show other newly discovered hot spots, the latest example of information being slowly shared with alarmed city residents.
Brown, in a prepared statement, focused on shortcomings in law as well as on the swiftness of the state's response to the air pollution scare in Portland. She said state and federal regulation was "clearly inadequate to assure the public that their health is being protected."
Dick Pedersen, the state's top environmental regulator, sent Brown a letter in which he promised to begin tightening state rules that control industrial sources of toxic pollution, which go unregulated today. But his promise came with a major caveat: The agency needs money to do it, and the state Legislature holds the purse strings.
The governor said she expected "rapid action" from Pedersen's agency, noting that the Legislature and federal government would need to provide money. But she did not specifically commit to leading the effort to get it and set no deadlines.
Advocates questioned the aggressiveness of the governor's plan, saying deadlines for concrete actions were essential. They also noted that Brown's action plan listed both short-term actions already underway or long-term solutions that will require support of the state Legislature, which has rejected clean air fixes in the past.
"There's a huge risk putting this in the hands of the state Legislature," said Mary Peveto, president of Neighbors for Clean Air, a Northwest Portland nonprofit. "Even if DEQ and the governor are on the right side – you still have this whole other lift. That's no guarantee we actually get the program we need."
The state Legislature in 2015 stymied a plan to more tightly regulate the state's largest source of toxic air pollution: diesel engines.
As Brown outlined her plan Monday, a Portland stained glass manufacturer backtracked on its refusal to stop using a type of chromium to make glass after the governor intervened.
Bullseye Glass, a Southeast Portland glass company, voluntarily agreed to halt the use of trivalent chromium, which state regulators said could result in hexavalent chromium emissions during the manufacturing process. The carcinogenic form of the metal was made famous by the Julia Roberts movie "Erin Brockovich."
The decision, announced Monday by Brown's office, came three days after Pedersen made the request and was rejected.
Another Portland glassmaker, Uroboros Glass, immediately acceded to state demands to stop using all chromium late last week. But Bullseye issued a news release on Friday saying only that it would halt hexavalent use and calling the state's request "bizarre" and unfounded.
Chris Edmonds, a Bullseye spokesman, said Monday the company hadn't used any chromium since the state asked for the halt late last week.
Beyond asking for voluntary compliance, the state Department of Environmental Quality said it had no legal way to stop the company from continuing to use the metal, which adds color to glass.
In her statement Monday, Brown outlined the state's clearest plan to date for addressing the recent discovery of pollution hot spots in Portland. She asked regulatory officials to address potential problems in glass manufacturing while more broadly calling for tougher state and federal air pollution rules.
The federal Clean Air Act requires metropolitan areas with unsafe levels of major pollutants like ozone to clean up the air. The law doesn't require such regions to reduce smaller sources of hazardous pollutants like chromium, cadmium or arsenic. Oregon and other states do set safety goals for these airborne toxics, but the goals aren't binding.
Brown on Feb. 9 took the unusual step of ordering the top leaders of the Department of Environmental and Oregon Health Authority to respond to questions about the emerging pollution scare by week's end. She extended the deadline to Sunday when the agencies began scrambling to address the glass companies' use of products containing chromium.
The governor met Monday morning with the leaders of both agencies, a spokeswoman said. She urged them to make information available to the public as it becomes known, a problem that has plagued the state's response to date.
Environmental regulators suspected for months that unsafe levels of air pollution discovered by federal scientists in tree moss in Southeast Portland may have been connected to Bullseye Glass.
It took the Department of Environmental Quality five months to put an air monitor next to the facility.
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For a second there, I thought they meant…. but then I read the small print.
And after watching the shows, millions of viewers said, "We are not amused."
How do you get negative ratings? I'm thinking maybe: people have the TV on your channel but nobody's actually watching it? Or… they're watching it and saying "this sucks" the whole time? The TV can see and hear you!
The show is so bad that not only do you have no viewers, but people flee the neighboring channels as well.
They should show some of Queen Vic's music videos . . . especially the early ones with the risqué dance routines . . .
Bob Newhart once spoke of one of his early shows getting a minus 2 rating — in that 2 people without television sets said they wouldn't watch the show even if they had television sets.
"…so tonight we're gonna party like it's 1899!"
Man, I like the rebranding. I'll be watching.
Definitely, Must See TV!!!
In 20 years there won't be any Victorian programming at all on it.
I like English TV. From Monty Python & Blackadder to House of Cards & The Thick of It. & the all time best TV, Doctor Who.
With most of the reality shows in here in the states, Victorian TV sounds like a good idea to me!
With all of the British TV on DVD these days, why doesn't somebody release Doctor in the House?
Maybe it's time for a remake of some of the classic comedy series—could start with "are you being perved?" Move from that to "faulty hours" and the one with Mrs. Bucket (can't recall the title)
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- Austin Allen notes that the opening lines of "Sunday Morning" have often been compared to Matisse's paintings. Track down some images of paintings by Matisse: how does the start to Stevens's poem seem or feel like an ekphrasis? Choose a Matisse painting and write your own Stevens-inspired ekphrastic poem about it.
- This poem relies on a series of rhetorical questions. Find all the questions posed in the poem and make a cento (collage poem, or a poem made entirely from lines of other poems), arranging them and altering them as you wish. How does your cento extend or depart from Stevens's original poem?
Discussion Questions
- Stevens's poem begins with a description of a woman's casual, secular "Sunday morning" routine. The first verbs—"mingles" and "dissipate"—occur in the fourth line. What is the effect gained by delaying verbs, and choosing these verbs, to the opening stanza?
- Stevens wrote many poetic sequences, and perhaps his most famous is "Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird." What is gained by numbering stanzas or sections in the way he often does? What effect does it have on "Sunday Morning"? That is, what would be different if the poem were simply stanzas after one another, or had no stanzas at all?
- Find all the adjectives and descriptive phrases connected with "our world" or the "real world" in Stevens's poem; find all those associated with "paradise," or worlds beyond this that the poem struggles to imagine. How do your lists compare? Is it difficult to determine when and how Stevens is descripting each place? Are there terms that cross categories? What do Stevens's vocabulary choices—his diction—tell you about the kind of argument or question his poem is trying to answer?
- What role does the unnamed "her" play in this poem? What is the effect of using a character, or having a feminine pronoun, in a poem about religious uncertainty?
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- The linguistic textures and philosophical density of "Sunday Morning" may be challenging for students. Spend some time as a class discussing what's difficult about this poem and why: let students air their grievances. Then, try to develop strategies for reading difficult poems together: grammatically complex statements might be understood better by translating them into prose; you could draw students' attention to patterns of imagery, including colors, that Stevens utilizes; since the poem is in sections, groups could take a section and attempt to paraphrase it, bringing their results back to the group. You might have students do the second writing idea above, isolating the poems' rhetorical questions and developing a collage poem that helps them understand the kinds of questions the poem uses—and why questions are important to it at all. You could ask students to think about the nameless character—the poem's "she"—and have them track her thoughts visually, either through a comic strip or some other kind of visual representation. The goal will be to help students see that there are many ways to "get into" even a towering Modernist poem like "Sunday Morning." At the end of class, reflect on what strategies you used to understand the poem (dividing up into smaller sections, paraphrasing, finding patterns, tracing repeated words or images, extracting repeated kinds of statements or questions, visual representation). Finally, make a "cheat-sheet" for how to read difficult poems, for when you and your students face difficult poems in the future.
- Austin Allen describes the fascinating publication history of "Sunday Morning." Before students read his poem guide, have them do some textual analysis of their own. Distribute both versions of the poem—the one published in Poetry in 1915 and the restored version that Stevens preferred, reproduced below—to small groups and ask them to compare: what differences do they notice? What are the effects of those differences? Discuss the groups' findings together as a class, and then read Allen's poem guide. Did students' come up with alternative readings for the versions' differences? This is a good way to introduce your students to publication histories, and that sometimes poems are published in different versions throughout a poet's life, and even after.
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Wallace Stevens: "Sunday Morning"
Poem Guide
Wallace Stevens's "Sunday Morning" (1915) is a lofty poetic meditation—almost a philosophical discourse—rooted in a few basic questions: what happens to us when we die? Can we believe seriously in an afterlife? If we can't, what comfort can we take in the only life we get? As World War I intensified and Stevens neared middle age, he broached these subjects with quiet urgency in a poem as beautiful as it is difficult.
Although "Sunday Morning" is considered Stevens's breakthrough poem, it wasn't published until he was 36. It debuted in Poetry magazine during a year that brought several other Modernist milestones, including T.S. Eliot's "The Love Song of J. Alfred Prufrock," Marianne Moore's first professionally published poems, and a major Imagist anthology coedited by the poets Richard Aldington and H.D. Compared with these experiments by younger writers—and with many of the poems later collected in Stevens's first book, Harmonium (1923)—"Sunday Morning" innovates in a mellower and statelier mode.
The first stanza ushers us into a pleasant domestic setting, where a nameless woman lingers over breakfast:
Complacencies of the peignoir, and late
Coffee and oranges in a sunny chair,
And the green freedom of a cockatoo
Upon a rug mingle to dissipate
The holy hush of ancient sacrifice.
She dreams a little, and she feels the dark
Encroachment of that old catastrophe …
This sensuous scene—with its vibrant colors, casual coffee, and oddball cockatoo—retains a bold modern flavor; some critics have compared it to paintings by Matisse. The title situates the poem on Sunday morning, suggesting that this woman is flouting the norms of her era by skipping church. Her nonconformity, however, is solidly in the mold of Emily Dickinson, who wrote in the 1860s of "keep[ing] the Sabbath" by "staying at Home" and listening to birds. An even closer model is Edna Pontellier, heroine of Kate Chopin's revolutionary novel The Awakening (1899), who attempts to retreat from her suffocating society into a liberating solitude. (Pontellier, too, owns a chatty parrot and often wears a peignoir, or dressing gown.) More subtly, as a solitary figure contemplating beauty, death, and nature, Stevens's character recalls some of the brooding loners in William Wordsworth's poems from a century before.
In fact, once we've processed its opening jolt, "Sunday Morning" starts to look texturally and thematically grounded in the 1800s. It employs a sonorous pentameter and a lush Romantic diction: maidens, Alas, silken weavings, odors of the plum. Its atmosphere of imaginative reverie evokes the fantasy and "vision" poems of John Keats, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, and William Blake. Even its rejection of religion recalls the worldly naturalism of the Romantics.
In many ways, that naturalism—a secular spirituality that the critic T.E. Hulme dubbed "spilt religion"—provides the crucial backdrop for "Sunday Morning." Stevens's second stanza poses three heavy questions:
Why should she give her bounty to the dead?
What is divinity if it can come
Only in silent shadows and in dreams?
Shall she not find in comforts of the sun,
In pungent fruit and bright, green wings, or else
In any balm or beauty of the earth,
Things to be cherished like the thought of heaven?
The woman's "bounty" is the gift of herself: body, heart, and mind. Why, she wonders, should she pledge these to "dead" gods and beliefs—to the kind of "divinity" that manifests itself briefly and ambiguously, if at all? Why not dedicate them to the "comforts of the sun" and the "beauty of the earth" around her? She (or the poem's speaker, whose voice melds with hers) concludes that "Divinity must live within herself," assimilating all the "pleasures" and "pains" of earthly experience. The next stanza repeats this idea in a mythic register, tracing the development of Jove—the supreme Roman deity—from "inhuman" spirit to humanlike presence "commingling" his blood with ours, as in ancient tales of gods seducing humans. Stevens asks whether this process will end in humans deposing and discarding their gods: "Shall our blood fail? Or shall it come to be / The blood of paradise?" If so, the result will be a profound reunion with nature: "The sky will be much friendlier then than now … Not this dividing and indifferent blue."
In the poem's account, this prospect, though uncertain, is borne out by the death of numerous myths. Stanza IV presents a catalog of imaginary afterlives—fictions of immortality—that have lost out to earthly reality:
There is not any haunt of prophecy,
Nor any old chimera of the grave,
Neither the golden underground, nor isle
Melodious, where spirits gat them home,
Nor visionary south, nor cloudy palm
Remote on heaven's hill, that has endured
As April's green endures …
As the critic M.H. Abrams has shown, this passage resembles Wordsworth's bid (in The Recluse) to salvage Paradise—otherwise doomed to be a "fiction of what never was"—by locating it in "the common day." Stevens affirms this idea and fleshes it out with rich Keatsian imagery. The depiction of earthly sensuality in stanza V, in which "boys … pile new plums and pears" at girls' feet, mirrors the cornucopia in Keats's "The Eve of St. Agnes." By contrast, the sterile, "unchanging" heaven in stanza VI evokes the frozen scene on Keats's famous urn. Even one of the signature lines of "Sunday Morning"—"Death is the mother of beauty," from stanzas V and VI—recalls Keats's rapture in "Ode to a Nightingale": "Now more than ever seems it rich to die …" (It may also be in dialogue with the opening of Endymion: "A thing of beauty is a joy for ever.") Like the terminally ill Keats, Stevens recognizes that the foreknowledge of mortality and loss fosters our most intense sensations—the mingled pleasure and pain we experience as "beauty."
"Sunday Morning" is so marked by the accents and attitudes of Romanticism that it can seem 200 years old, not 100. Still, it wouldn't have remained a Modernist icon if it were only an imitation of long-dead poets. Something in its effect sets it apart from Thomas Hardy's ballads, Yeats's mystic visions, and other classics of the same era. One way to pinpoint what made it new is to ask what made it unsettling.
The first audience for "Sunday Morning" was Harriet Monroe, the editor of Poetry magazine. Though she had the foresight to publish it, she also made major changes to it. According to Joseph Parisi and Stephen Young's introduction to The Poetry Anthology 1912–2002,
In 1915, [Monroe] eagerly accepted "Sunday Morning"—provided [that Stevens] drop three of the original eight sections and allow her to rearrange the order of the sequence. Unlike several prima donnas the Editor dealt with, Stevens was exceedingly modest of his work, and he complied. (When he reprinted the poem in Harmonium, in 1923, he quietly restored his original text.)
Monroe's edits sacrifice many of the poem's best effects in the name of concision and an orderly "flow." In her version, for example, the reference to Palestine that closes the first stanza segues into the one that, in Stevens's version, opens the final stanza; the two stanzas that end with the word wings occur in succession; and so on. This heavy-handed arrangement reduces Stevens's delicate echoes and dialectical structure (silent questions answered by an unidentified, perhaps interior, voice) to a distorted muddle.
To her credit, Monroe does not soften the poem's religious skepticism. However, by cutting stanzas II, III, and VI, in which Stevens explores the contrast between earth and paradise—between our beautiful, "perishing" reality and the static fantasy land we struggle to imagine—she undermines much of the basis for that stance. As a result, the poem's skeptical claims (that there was no Resurrection, for example, and that we can never believe in heaven as we do in earth) feel unearned and preachy. Meanwhile, it loses much of its optimism: gone are the notions of an inner divinity and of a "much friendlier" sky purged of gods.
Finally, Monroe's edited version ends with the stanza that Stevens had placed next to last. This is the vision of a ring of dancing men celebrating their "devotion to the sun," which shines "Naked among them, like a savage source." To paraphrase Walt Whitman's romanticized image of the "savage" in "Song of Myself" (section 39), these men are not waiting for civilization but already past it. They represent humanity stripped of pretensions and illusions, worshipping the sun "not as a god, but as a god might be." The final lines of their stanza—"And whence they came and whither they shall go / The dew upon their feet shall manifest"—suggest a kind of redemption by way of reabsorption into nature. They will pass away like dew, their chants "returning to the sky" but "echoing … among [the hills] long afterward."
By ending on this stanza, Monroe's version gives us, if not transcendence, then at least a confident prophecy. It makes an assertion—not of belief but of a future direction for humanity. It bears out Stevens's 1928 claim that "the poem is simply an expression of paganism."
But Stevens's greatest poems are never "simply" anything. They are questionings, testings, worryings of the poet's major themes. And "Sunday Morning" in particular is the beginning of an inquiry, rather than the end. It launches Stevens's career-long project of finding a poetry that (as he later put it) "will suffice" in the absence of consoling myths. His World War II–era poem "The Well-Dressed Man With a Beard" begins: "After the final no there comes a yes / And on that yes the future world depends." By rejecting Jove and Jesus alike, "Sunday Morning" gives us the first great no in Stevens's poetry, but its affirming yes is more tentative than Monroe may have wanted to believe.
Critic Janet McCann has argued that the last two stanzas of "Sunday Morning," in Stevens's version, "do not cohere." She believes that Stevens permitted Monroe's tampering because "he did not know exactly where he wanted the poem to go or how seriously he wanted the paganism to be taken." This interpretation risks underestimating him all over again, but McCann is surely right to identify the ending as the heart of the poem's conflict. The blissful sun-worship of stanza VII yields to something darker and stranger in stanza VIII:
We live in an old chaos of the sun,
Or old dependency of day and night,
Or island solitude, unsponsored, free,
Of that wide water, inescapable.
Deer walk upon our mountains, and the quail
Whistle about us their spontaneous cries;
Sweet berries ripen in the wilderness;
And, in the isolation of the sky,
At evening, casual flocks of pigeons make
Ambiguous undulations as they sink,
Downward to darkness, on extended wings.
This is our nameless woman's epiphany after her final rejection of Christian belief. The sun here is no longer a godlike presence but part of an "old chaos," reminiscent of John Milton's "Chaos and old Night" in Book 1 of Paradise Lost. This troubling phrase introduces a litany of forlorn, even fatalistic words: dependency, solitude, inescapable, isolation, downward, darkness. Yet an intertwining series of adjectives emphasizes liberation: unsponsored, free, wide, spontaneous, sweet, casual, extended.
The celebration of freedom, space, and spontaneity is quintessentially American. So is the landscape, though Stevens doesn't name a particular location. Earlier in the poem, we learned that the woman sits "over the seas" from Palestine, hinting at an Old World–New World divide. Now we hear a touch of pride in the references to "our mountains" and the bountiful "wilderness." Here, then, is Stevens's earthly paradise: both the wide-open country of Whitman and the chaos of a godless universe. The word ambiguous, emphasized through enjambment, holds the two visions in permanent tension.
Whether or not we find this tension satisfying, it is vital to Stevens's design. The last two stanzas debate each other just as the language of the last stanza debates itself. Humankind might someday achieve an ecstatic union with nature, but for now, the randomness and beauty of the world elude us.
More than disbelief, it is this irresolution that marks the poem as modern. "Sunday Morning" is the first of many Stevensian sequences that circle around philosophical questions without ever landing on a definitive perch. At this early date Stevens was still half-wedded to the outlook of the Romantics, but in the disillusionment of his era, as well as the sprawl of the American landscape, he found a new ambiguity and freedom.
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Wallace Stevens is one of America's most respected poets. He was a master stylist, employing an extraordinary vocabulary and a rigorous precision in crafting his poems. But he was also a philosopher of aesthetics, vigorously exploring the notion of poetry as the supreme fusion of the creative imagination and objective reality. Because of the extreme technical and thematic complexity of his work, Stevens was sometimes considered a willfully difficult poet. But he was also acknowledged as an eminent abstractionist and a provocative thinker, and that reputation has continued since his death. In 1975, for instance, noted literary critic Harold Bloom, whose writings on Stevens include the imposing Wallace Stevens: The Poems of Our Climate, called him "the best and most representative American poet of our time."
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Poems By Wallace Stevens
- Phases
- Sunday Morning
- Three Travelers Watch a Sunrise
- Carlos among the Candles
- "Lettres d'un Soldat"
- ("The spirit wakes in the night...")
- Anecdotal Revery
- Morale
- Comme Dieu Dispense de Graces
- The Surprises of the Superhuman
- ("There is another mother...")
- Negation
- ("John Smith and his son...")
- ("Life contracts and death...")
- Pecksniffiana
- Fabliau of Florida
- Homunculus et La Belle Etoile
- The Weeping Burgher
- from Peter Parasol
- Exposition of the Contents of a Cab
- Ploughing on Sunday
- Banal Sojourn
- from The Indigo Glass in the Grass
- Anecdote of the Jar
- Of the Surface of Things
- The Curtains in the House of the Metaphysician
- The Place of the Solitaires
- from The Paltry Nude Starts on a Spring Voyage
- Colloquy with a Polish Aunt
- Sur Ma Guzzla Gracile
- Palace of the Babies
- From the Misery of Don Joost
- The Doctor of Geneva
- Gubbinal
- The Snow Man
- Tea at the Palaz of Hoon
- The Cuban Doctor
- Another Weeping Woman
- Of the Manner of Addressing Clouds
- Of Heaven Considered as a Tomb
- The Load of Sugar-Cane
- Hibiscus on the Sleeping Shores
- Good Man, Bad Woman
- Like Decorations in a Nigger Cemetery
- The Man with the Blue Guitar
- A Rabbit as King of the Ghosts
- Illustrations of the Poetic as a Sense
- The Common Life
- The Candle a Saint
- A Dish of Peaches in Russia
- Arcades of Philadelphia the Past
- Of Hartford in a Purple Light
- Certain Phenomena of Sound
- The Ultimate Poem Is Abstract
- Bouquet of Roses in Sunlight
- Things of August
- St. Armorer's Church from the Outside
- Phases
- The Idea of Order at Key West
- A Postcard from the Volcano
- The Man on the Dump
- Of Modern Poetry
- The Emperor of Ice-Cream
- The Snow Man
- Thirteen Ways of Looking at a Blackbird
- A High-Toned Old Christian Woman
- Peter Quince at the Clavier
- Hymn from a Watermelon Pavilion
- The Plain Sense of Things
- Anecdote of the Jar
- Not Ideas About the Thing but the Thing Itself
- Infanta Marina
- Bantams in Pine-Woods
- Nomad Exquisite
- Indian River
- The Poem that Took the Place of a Mountain
- Poetry Is a Destructive Force
- The House Was Quiet and The World Was Calm
- Of Mere Being
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Novartis screening its cancer drug pool with cHTS, I do not know what behind their contracts, but if the screened drugs going to clinical trial, Novartis may need to pay milestone to Zalicus. With Zalicus PPS this low, Does it make sense for Novartis to buy Zalicus out?
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Under the agreement, Zalicus received a $4 million upfront payment and funding for research support for two years. In addition, for each combination ADVANCED TO THE MARKET from the collaboration, Zalicus is eligible to receive up to $58 million in clinical, regulatory and commercial milestones
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In the conclusion of our last major podcast of the Arab Artists Series on Radio Open Source, I told my podcasting partner Chris Lydon that throughout our experience in North Africa, including in Egypt, I felt like I was amongst family. That statement was no exaggeration or attempt to prove to the world that I was comfortable in a place that is now so notorious for its difficulties; that was a statement directly from my heart. … Read Full Text


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"In fiction, a MacGuffin (sometimes McGuffin or maguffin) is a plot device in the form of some goal, desired object, or other motivator that the protagonist (and sometimes the antagonist) is willing to do and sacrifice almost anything to pursue, often with little or no narrative explanation as to why it is considered so desirable. A MacGuffin, therefore, functions merely as "a plot element that catches the viewers' attention or drives the plot of a work of fiction". In fact, the specific nature of the MacGuffin may be ambiguous, undefined, generic, left open to interpretation or otherwise completely unimportant to the plot. Common examples are money, victory, glory, survival, a source of power, a potential threat, a mysterious but highly desired item or object, or simply something that is entirely unexplained. The MacGuffin is common in films, especially thrillers. Usually the MacGuffin is the central focus of the film in the first act, and then declines in importance as the struggles and motivations of characters play out. It may come back into play at the climax of the story, but sometimes the MacGuffin is actually forgotten by the end of the story."
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This strip was probably drawn more than three weeks ago so it's probably a coincidence, but Ruben Bolling did a more elaborate version of this same joke in the 10/19/12 "Tom the Dancing Bug."
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In honor of the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., learn more about peace, non-violent resistance, and freedom through these quotes:
"One day we must come to see that peace is not merely a distant goal that we seek, but that it is a means by which we arrive at that goal. We must pursue peaceful ends through peaceful means." - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.
"Peace cannot be achieved through violence, it can only be attained through understanding." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
"When you find peace within yourself, you become the kind of person who can live at peace with others." - Peace Pilgrim
"There is no way to peace, peace is the way." - A.J. Muste
"Peace comes from within. Do not seek it without." - Buddha
"Peace is its own reward." - Mahatma Gandhi
"When the power of love overcomes the love of power, the world will know peace." - Jimi Hendrix
"We look forward to the time when the Power of Love will replace the Love of Power. Then will our world know the blessings of peace." - William Gladstone
"Peace is costly but it is worth the expense" - African proverb
"Freedom is dearer than bread or joy." - Jessie E. Sampter
"All we are saying is give peace a chance." - John Lennon
"If we have no peace, it is because we have forgotten that we belong to each other." - Mother Teresa
"An eye for eye only ends up making the whole world blind." - Mahatma Gandhi
"We seek peace, knowing that peace is the climate of freedom." - Dwight D. Eisenhower
"It isn't enough to talk about peace. One must believe in it. And it isn't enough to believe in it. One must work at it." - Eleanor Roosevelt
"Nonviolence is the first article of my faith. It is also the last article of my creed." - Mohandas Gandhi
"The pursuit of peace and progress cannot end in a few years in either victory or defeat. The pursuit of peace and progress, with its trials and its errors, its successes and its setbacks, can never be relaxed and never abandoned." - Dag Hammarskjold
"The real and lasting victories are those of peace, and not of war." - Ralph Waldo Emerson
"Peace is the only battle worth waging." - Albert Camus
"Human Beings, indeed all sentient beings, have the right to pursue happiness and live in peace and freedom." - Dalai Lama
"Peace cannot be kept by force. It can only be achieved by understanding." - Albert Einstein
"It is possible to live in peace." - Mahatma Gandhi
"Peace is every step." - Thich Nhat Hahn
"Nothing is more precious than peace. Peace is the most basic starting point for the advancement of humankind." - Daisaku Ikeda
"Peace may sound simple - one beautiful word - but it requires everything we have, every quality, every strength, every dream, every high ideal." - Yehudi Menuhin
"The more freedom we enjoy, the greater the responsibility we bear, toward others as well as ourselves." - Oscar Arias Sanchez
"Brute force, no matter how strongly applied, can never subdue the basic human desire for freedom." - Dalai Lama
"The well-being and the hopes of the peoples of the world can never be served until peace - as well as freedom, honor and self-respect - is secure." - Ralph J. Bunche
"Everyone has a right to peaceful coexistence, the basic personal freedoms, the alleviation of suffering, and the opportunity to lead a productive life..." - Jimmy Carter
"Peace can only last where human rights are respected, where the people are fed, and where individuals and nations are free." - Dalai Lama
"There is in this world no such force as the force of a person determined to rise. The human soul cannot be permanently chained." - W. E. B. DuBois
"Nobody's free until everybody's free." - Fannie Lou Hamer
"Let us not accept violence as the way of peace. Let us instead begin by respecting true freedom: the resulting peace will be able to satisfy the world's expectations, for it will be a peace built on justice, a peace founded on the incomparable dignity of the free human being." - Pope John Paul II
"Those who deny freedom to others deserve it not for themselves." - Abraham Lincoln
"If you are tired, keep going; if you are scared, keep going; if you are hungry; keep going; if you want to taste freedom, keep going." - Harriet Tubman
"When we let freedom ring, when we let it ring from every village and every hamlet, from every state and every city, we will be able to speed up that day when all of God's children, black men and white men, Jews and Gentiles, Protestants and Catholics, will be able to join hands and sing in the words of the old Negro spiritual, 'Free at last! free at last! Thank God Almighty, we are free at last!'" - Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr.


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Well, judging by the lack of comments for my "It's A Conspiracy, I Tell You! AFC East Edition" slideshow a few weeks ago, I was determined NOT to post another "It's a Conspiracy, I Tell You!" piece.
Guess it wasn't funny enough...but heck, whats not to laugh at, with Rex Ryan's look of irony or players bowing to Tony "Soprano" Sparano?
Maybe I just did the wrong division. The thing is, being a Fins fan I tend to follow what's happening in the AFC East.
But then, Big Ben of Steeler Super Bowl victory fame seems to have gotten himself into a jam when he was at Lake Tahoe's Harruh's Casino and meeting up with Andrea McNulty, who has now accused him of "sexual assault."
As they used to say about Namath, "Say It Ain't So," Ben!
I mean, with that gorgeous Super Bowl Ring of yours, you don't need that floozy! And what were you doing in that den of iniquity, anyway?
Well, I got a hold of Andrea herself. "Fact is, Benny Boy was betting all that Super Bowl money of his on whether I would give him a blow job!"
Instead, she ruefully admitted, "He gave me one...right up the old sex assault alley!"
So then, I asked her, "Why didn't you file a police report?" Because I can't find a sports site anywhere where it can be verified that she filed a police report before filing sex assault charges on the Steeler Quarterback.
"Because," she responded, "then I'd have to admit the real reason I charged him with sex assault is because I'm a Cardinals fanatic and I want to hurt the Steelers real bad by messing around with Big Ben!"
And then, other wierd happening started to occur inside a division, the AFC North, that I ordinarily couldn't care less about.


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TNA star Ric Flair will be in the house at tonight's Hall Of Fame ceremony.
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Francesca's: Authentic Corsican Home Cooking
Francesca built her little chalet in the village of Querciolo all by herself just by the maquis, and not too far from a lovely beach. She's a wonderful cook and great company, explaning about the traditional Corsican food, and she's very knowledgable about local customs, culture, plants and wild life. She cooks to order, everything is fresh and home made, including the bread! You need to call her 2 days in advance if you are a group of six people, otherwise at least 4 days to see when she has people round. Its really worth it!!!! One of the best home made cooking you will, and I promise, ever eat.
French, and Italian spoken.
Favorite Dish: She cooks normally wild boar, and other local dishes. Just ask her, and then choose what you like, she will cook it fresh.Add to your Trip Planner
Usteria di U Cunventu: Fantastic Corsican Nouvelle Cuisine
Bertrand left his high flying bankers job in Paris and opened this delightful restaurant. He uses the finest artisan ingredients, all from nearby villages, to cook old traditional dishes in a nouvelle cuisine manner. The result is amazing!! From delicious lamb dishes spiced with local herbs and stuff with chesnuts, to a melon mousse, you will want to come back for more!! This without doubt is one of the best and most original restaurants in Corsica, and is worth even the drive from Bastia, let alone if you are in the reigion. Bertrand is fluent in English and .. Thai, as well as several other languages. He is an affable chap and is fun to converse with, he knows the reigion very well.
Favorite Dish: In summer Bertrand serves light lunches between 12-14:30, and dinner from 19-23. The restaurant stays open for a long time after. In winter Bertrand only serves dinners in the weekend. He changes the menu every day, but it usually consists of: salads, charcuterie, meat, pies and cakes, imaginative yummy deserts, and home made ice cream. Dont forget to book, it is very popular, especially in summer.Add to your Trip Planner
The beach restaurants will stay open longer and dinner starts around 7.30.Do try an aperitif while you are waiting for your meal.A Pastis (aperitif) is made up from wine,herbs and quinine.Generally,the food is simple,delicious and filling.There is plenty of fresh fish and pizzeria's about and snack bars on the sea front.If you like cheese,the goats cheese is great.Trout is popular here.I went half board and the food was great.
Favorite Dish: The fresh fish was my favourite and the pizzas were very tasty washed down with fruit wine.Related to:
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Paglia Orba: Real Corsican Food in a Real Corsican Restaurant
We stayed for two nights at the only hotel open in Calacuccia, the one that doubles up as a petrol station !!!! The hotel L'Acqua viva was ok if a little expensive ( well when the bill actually came they did knock quite a bit off and this really pleased us !!! ) In the evening when we went out to eat we discovered tht ALL the restaurants in Calacuccia were closed for the season so we went back to the hotel to see if they could fix us up with something ( their kitchen was also closed for the season !! ) and they very kindly gave us a lift into the next village --- ALBERTACCE and dropped us off at the " Restaurant " Paglia Orba " from the outside it all looked closed but at the far end of the restaurant this " mad " woman was dashing around " Feeding " about six other people !!! as our French is very poor and there wasn't a menu and we were Very Hungry we just indicated for her to bring us whatever she was serving !!!
1st course
Wild boar cheese and olives ( the wild boar was like a thick cut palma ham )
2nd course
A thick soup of noodles and meat with vegetables.
3rd course
six pork fillet steaks with spaghetti
4th Corse
Local cheese to make your eyes water !!!! and a huge stack of it !!!!
5th course
fresh fruit
coffee to follow
All this was washed down with two carafes of the local wine and the food was truly excellent
the bill came to e42 so not the cheapest meal of the trip but excellent food and a Brilliant atmosphere
We were so stuffed that we decided to walk the 3k back to our hotel, a good decision !!!!
Favorite Dish: Wild BoarAdd to your Trip Planner
Small restaurants in villages: Biera corsa, Corsica cola and bruschetta
After a few hours of walking on the rough trails above the villages, you certainly will feel thirsty and even wouldn't mind having a bit of something! In Calacuccia and other villages of Niolu, you can sit a café terrace and enjoy the "exotic" Corsican beer;"exotic", as it is a beer where chestnut flour is used as a base ingredient, brewed with barley malt; this beer is not just flavoured with chestnut, but chestnut flour is really brewed, and it makes a big proportion of base ingredients (with the sweet crystalline waters coming from the granite mountains). Pietra beer has a unique taste, a bit surprising when you do not know, but really good, this amber coloured beer (picture 2) slightly bitter, full of aroma makes the rest after the walk even more enjoyable.
At least two other beers are brewed in Corsica; Colomba, is a white (wheat based) beer, in the style of the Belgian Hoogarden (a glass of Colomba on the first picture, but the beer in the glass is Serena, the ordinary beer of Corsica, the third one).
Serena beer on the picture 3) in another type of Pietra glass.
Not everybody drinks beer, and you certainly noticed on picture 2, the presence of a Cola bottle: Corsica Cola. I cannot tell you if it is better than more famous brands of cola, but the boys had to enjoy, as there is no other Cola type available in many places of Corsica! At least, when you drink, you support local production.
Ah! A bit of something! If dinner is still far you can try a bruschetta, (picture 4) a sort of antipasto, here in the café of Calacuccia, a big grilled bread slice with ham tomato and molten cheese; that helps for waiting for dinner! Enjoy!
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Traditional Corsican cuisine is much more hearty and meat-based than one might think, considering that Corsica is a Mediterranean island belonging to France. But fish and seafood are not widely eaten and most places offering it are rather expensive and mainly found in tourist areas on the coast. In traditional Corsican restaurants you'll find cold cuts, cheese, olives, pat?s, wild boar, veal, pork etc... usually accompanied with heavy sauces and polenta or potatoes. Not exactly the best diet for the health-concious or vegetarians but, even though it's not a refined cuisine, I found the quality of the produce generally very high and Corsican cheese is absolutely delicious, so it should satisfy gourmets as well as lovers of simple, hearty food.Add to your Trip Planner
Ind'e Lucia: Corsican food
Our first dinner in Corsica and of course we opt for local food. Checking out our "La Guida verde" and here we find advices for a restaurant called Ind'e Lucia.
Its entrance is on to the tiny place Doria, below the citadel. It serves wonderful mountain charcuterie and, in season, melt-in-the-mouth sardines stuffed with brocciu , washed down with bargain-priced local AOC wine.
Favorite Dish: We took a "menu" for 18,50 Eur and in total we paid about 40 Eur.
I ordered a tasty "salade mixed" with lots of tomato, cucumber and green salad, my trip fellow chose a Corsican soup which was really great. For the second we had something like cannoli filled with meat and omelette. The food was more than enough but we tried our best to tasty the dessert (ice cream or cakes) as well.
The dinner was really great and the service was quick and pleasant. The hostess spoke French but tried to help us to understand the names of dishes (they didn't bring us International menu).Add to your Trip Planner
L'Ariadne Plage Restaurant: Eat Local Seafood on the Beach
L'Ariadne Plage Restaurant is not the nicest in Ajaccio, however, if you spend a day on the beach and get hungry by noon, it is a good choice for lunch.
Favorite Dish: I had a grilled lobster. You may not find lobster everyday, but the other options such as pizza etc. deserve to be tasted.Add to your Trip Planner
Mountain Restaurants: Fruit Wine and Wild Boar
Do try the fruit wine that is made from kiwi,peaches,nuts,watermelons and blackberries,which is 15%.Family run restaurants in the mountains often have no menu and they will serve you something that has been passed down the generations by word of mouth.You may have wild boar or goat.Lunch starts at 12 and finishes at 2 and you will probably not find a restaurant open any later.
I loved the food here and there is a good choice of places on the beaches.I recomend having at least one ice-cream even if they are abit pricey because they are worth it.Related to:
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Taste the Corsican wine!
Even the big co-operative cellars produce excellent quality wines. In 2000 there were 2 900 hectares of vines in Corsica vs 11660 in 1970. There are 350 vignerons in Corsica and more than a third are dedicated to the top end of the market. In 2001, 56% of the wine produced was of the quality 'Vins du pays' and 28% was AOC. This means that only 16% was 'Vins de table' and that proportion continues to drop each year. Most of the vins du pays are produced by the big vinyards of the east coast.Add to your Trip Planner
Restaurant "U Museu": Corsican Cuisine in Corte
U Museu is at the entrance to the Citadelle that dominates Corte. It advertises Corsican specialties, but also serves dishes like spaghetti bolognese which suited our boys (aged 10 and 12) just fine. The service was fast and friendly. The bill was very reasonable. A three course Corsican dinner was EUR 15 per person. Add a few more EUR for a pitcher of wine and a bottle of Orezza (sparkling) water and we were very happy.
Favorite Dish: We began with terrine de sanglier (boar paté). The main course, civet de sanglier (stewed boar), was the best I have ever tasted. Meanwhile, our boys gave full marks for the spaghetti bolognese. The dessert - a chestnut glace - was out of this world. Our meal at U Museu was voted the best during our one-week tour of Corsica.Related to:
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Restaurant du Cours, also known as Chez Jean.: Best for Corsican atmosphere. Sartene.
This is really a locals restaurant and the "ambiance" shows, Jean the patron, shaking hands with everyone and sharing jokes and a glass or two. Of course, Corsican music in the background and from time to time someone stands and sings along with it. A cave type brick roof maries well the smoky chimney and narrow passage between the tables. Get here early or you'll run the risk of not getting in unless you reserve. One point, the law against smoking is barely respected here, and much of Corsica for that matter, so if you don't want cigarette smoke wafting around you, ask for an outside table (even in October you can eat outside up 'til 21.30 without feeling the freshness.
Two menus here @15 and 23.50 euros plus the card of course.
This restaurant is one of those rare places where I would recommend without hesitation, please go see if you have the chance. The restaurant is not open at lunchtime but every evening inc. Sunday.
Favorite Dish: Apart from the Chevre Chaude for hors d'oeuvre I can't for the life of me remember what I had after. So taken with the atmosphere of the place, plus the couple of house digestifs that were offered by Jean, just can't remember.Add to your Trip Planner
U Museu, 20250 Corte.: Superb cuisine.
At first view this large restaurant just under the walls of the citadel, looks like a tourist trap. It is a trap in a way because once you start eating you want more and more and... A great welcome from the charming hostess, then seated outside with a view to the street, we had a lovely evening here. We both took the menu at 18.50 euros plus a carafe of red and two coffees still didn't come to 50 euros for the two of us. Sumptuous food, well served and smiles all around, what else do you want.
Favorite Dish: I really enjoyed the "beignets au chevre chaude", a sort of empty doughnut filled with warm goats cheese for starters, delicious.Add to your Trip Planner
U Paese, Sollacaro.: Traditionnal food.
Joyous and friendly welcome from the the two girls that own this restaurant. Typical Corsican bar/resto there are people walking in and out all the time, having a beer and a joke, listening to a bit of music and disappearing again almost as fast as they arrived, creates a great atmosphere. We both had the lamb with different spices (which remained a secret) washed down with a half-bottle of Corsican red.
The menu was 15.50 euros for the 3 courses which for Corsica is very reasonable.Add to your Trip Planner
Don't miss the local food!
Corsican gastronomy is rich and varied, not that you might think so, if you looked through a French pair of spectacles. Many of the food products, as elsewhere, were seasonal and added to the richness and variety of the diet. Many people stick to the habit of eating things in season, even though modern production methods can enable year-round production of almost anything.Add to your Trip Planner
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Is Adele ready for her comeback? With a new album tentatively slated for October of this year, UK's Daily Express reveals that she may be ready to take the stage again at London's Royal Albert Hall.
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Can't stop singing 'Let It Go' from Disney's 'Frozen'? Neither can we. And neither can the incredibly talented Off-Broadway actress Christina Bianco, who performed a hilarious parody of pop divas -- everyone from Demi Lovato to Alanis Morissette -- singing the now-iconic Disney tune.
15-year-old Bria Anai instantly popped out to 'American Idol' judges because of her sparkly pink lips that she matched to her bright pink pants.
But she stayed on their minds thanks to her performance of Adele's 'One and Only.'
Adele has had a bit of a quiet 2013 – relatively speaking since she did, you know, win an Oscar, in addition to enjoying her first full year as a mother. She managed to notch another accolade without doing much, though.
Wax figures: They can either be done oh so wrong, or oh so right. And thankfully for songbird Adele, hers was done with startling perfection, from her face all the way down to her dual-tone nails.