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Over and Even - now out on No Quarter
New 7" single "Cost of the Cold" available now. Watch the video at NPR Music.
New January tour dates announced
Dec 3 – The Hideout – Chicago, IL
w/ Moon Bros
Jan 18 - Thirty One West - Newark, OH
Jan 19 - Abilene - Rochester, NY
Jan 20 - May Memorial UU Society - Syracuse, NY
Jan 21 - The Burdock - Toronto, ON w/ Doug Paisley
Jan 24 - Passim - Cambridge, MA
Jan 25 - Columbus Theater - Providence, RI
Jan 27 - The Linda - Albany, NY
Mar 23-26 - Big Ears Festival - Knoxville, TN
On the new album Over and Even
by Catherine Irwin of Freakwater
Joan Shelley's new album, Over And Even, was written in the back of an abandoned beauty parlor on the island of Thessaloniki. The whole thing had something to do with Vashti Bunyan. That's what Joan told me, but Joan Shelley is a poet, so she makes things up.
In a small, dark room that smells of expired hair-do chemicals, there is talk of hypnosis. All the windows are blacked out. "Look into my eyes." White walls are blinding in the ancient sunlight. A bowl of oranges shines like solid gold, waiting for you. There is a small classical guitar, a sunburn, and a key that turns a lock, and songs come pouring out.
Maybe the Greek deal was really about Leonard Cohen. That's Joanie's jam: songs wide open enough to let the wind blow the curtains around, and solid enough to hang a ton of heartache on. She writes smart, beautiful songs full of poetry, history, mystery and nature. Like all the best sad songs, they will make you cry. Then they will drag you outside and leave you flat on your back, staring up at the stars.
Joan lands on a note like a laser beam on a diamond. Colors fly around the room, and her voice bends between them. People say her voice reminds them of Sandy Denny. It's more than the vocal range. It's a quiet power that draws you in.
Maybe Over And Even wasn't written last winter on a Greek island. Maybe these songs were written a hundred years ago in a farm house somewhere in Kentucky. That's where Joan is from, and that's where she and guitar player Nathan Salsburg recorded all the basic tracks live.
All the people who played on Joan's new record -- and Daniel Martin Moore who engineered it -- are friends. That comes through somehow in the sound of the album. Will Oldham and Glen Dentinger are genius harmony singers. They leave the perfect amount of space for microscopic shifts in Joan's voice, without sacrificing their own awesome idiosyncrasies. Nathan Salsburg's guitar follows every twist of the melody. When the song breaks your heart in two, Nathan is there with a high E-string to sew it back together.
Joan Shelley's voice flows out like a river. It never travels in a straight line. It follows bends and curves carved by history. We are all lucky just to be swept away, and go with her wherever she's going.
"But it's not over by half
There's a gold in your eyes blooming out through the black
And you're still standing, your hand on the map
No its not over, not over by half"
the end.
While the songs of Kentucky singer/songwriter Joan Shelley have echoes of both
the American and British folk revivals, they are also startlingly original.
Her warm mellifluous voice evokes both the deep south and west coast. Over the past five years, Shelley has recorded five albums, toured the globe
with her band and on her own. Shelley
released her debut "Ginko," in 2012, followed by "Electric Ursa" in 2014.
Her new release, a collaboration with guitarist Nathan Salsburg (Paradise of Bachelors, No Quarter), is titled
"Over and Even." She splits her time between solo outings and as one-third of
the old time trio Maiden Radio. She has recently toured with Elephant Micah and
Doug Paisley. Upcoming shows with Sam Moss and Michael Hurley.
Brighter than the Blues
Got to leave this house, go swiftly out
I've been lying around till noon
Till the fear comes on
That I might have fallen
Honey, I think of you.
The winter's calling loudly now
I believe it'll be here soon
And it won't be kind,
It'll rule me with shadows
Turning my gold to blue.
Go away, go away you poison loves
For you I have no use
I can sleep alone
Many a night I've gone
Never to think of you.
Well, the leaves have fallen
The season's passed
I'll go west, or someplace new
Where the lights are low
So the stars can glow
Brighter than the blues.
Stay on My Shore
Stay on my shore
And don't desert me
And if you go
The wind will blow you back to me
And if your boat is broken out on the rocks
It wasn't anger, but a longing.
We feed the birds
Syrup and seed
So they stay near,
So we can see
Flashing red and blue amid the green
When the fruit has long since rotten.
Rolled in the needles and wrecked our skin
Gave it all to be empty
Wrapped in leaves wet and clinging
In wreathes so holy
You split the cord,
The cedar and holly
And lie indoors
Let the smoke do the cleaning
And sweeten our skin with the salt and the stone
Lace the pages of our story.
Over and Even
We sight the mornings softly
Take to them easy
The scent of the wood and coffee
Our cup is filling.
Outside the river flows
Its course unfolding
A strength it never knows
A sweet outpouring.
The scents that bloom the hours,
I write you daily
I speak of friends and brothers
and sisters waiting
To sew your winter coat
To keep you warm and dry
The size of you to hold
Tender knots are tied
And over and over,
and over and even
How can the stars design it
To pull and move us?
We crave their waning light,
An ancient chorus.
And draped in candlelight
We did outshine it
I miss your scent and sight
How can I write this?
And over and over,
and over and even
Not Over By Half
You've torn your shirt
You've outgrown this town
Your friends are all scattered and you're lonesome
But you're still searching for music in the sounds
It's a tame world would leave you unbroken.
Oh lady, oh Mother, bring your garden to me
Pull it around my body so the world cannot see
The blue of my veins and the tracks on my cheeks
But leave the tulips for when I go under.
But it's not over by half
There's a gold in your eyes blooming out through the black
and you're still standing, your hand on the map
No it's not over, not over by half
When that day comes and the lights go dim
The weight off your shoulders, the sun off your skin
And the ones who have known you,
Your lovers and friends,
Will be marked by the spark that was taken.
Here on the mountain I'm thinking of you
The birds are all singing, screaming of youth
And here I am holding, keeping a room
Just a place you can lay when you're older.
Ariadne's Gone
Lay down beside me
I want you to touch me
I know we're not friendly that way.
I walk the sands
Where your temple still stands
Now you've gone where you wanted to go.
I'm looking for signs of her
Left from your time with her
Proof that you've needed a woman.
Here on the land where she promised to stay
At your command, 'cause you want it that way
And she's plastic.
Love changes hands
He wears stars on his skin
And he's tall as your columns of marble
He says come take my hand now
I want you to stand now
For some things are greater than fiction.
I'll write my poems and letters for this
Pulled from the air are the words that you give
If you're willing.
Here give your hand to me
Come near and be with me
Friend, won't you stay here a while?
Friend, won't you stay here a while?
No More Shelter
Pull up the horses
And carry me back behind the lines
Back to the water,
Back with the gardens and the vines
Where two hands of ashen gold
Chase down my fever
and wash me with soap
When half of us were losing
And half of us were wrong,
A rose you planted.
Leather and rope,
Fire inside the rock
The heavens open
I am like a child on the spot
Asking god why'd you come?
Was it all for some glory,
Was it all for a song?
And my eyes are still searching
For a light in the fog
A sweetheart to sing for me
I was thrown from the center
Where I once so bravely spun
I was pulled through the colors
Through the colors did I run
And my eyes were wide and gleaming,
Though wind-whipped by the storm
There is no more shelter for the broken
I hear they still track me now
Dogs try to sniff out my home
I'll write you in the scars
Laid in trails by the jets headed home
How you mold me and move me still
I'm calling on your memory here alone in my cell
A time when you fed me, a time I was filled
But one of us must keep from crying.
Easy Now
Easy now,
It's almost over
The fever will run out
Now the nights are colder
Who will lift your face to see how the stars
Shine brighter when you're lonely?
The rains came down
Ran across the river
Sweet the sound
And the scent familiar
You pulled the clothes from the line and came in
You were needed at my side.
In the open my heart beats loudly
We're not broken, no we just are free again
Easy now,
It's almost over
To the friends who stuck around
Go and hold them closer
The ones that watched you wander out on the rocks
When the light of day was fading.
In the open our hearts beat loudly
We're not broken no we just are free again
Lure and Line
Lure and line
Lure and line
Loom of white
Hooks and winds
Pulled down now from the ether
Laid before our open eyes
Lure and line
Lure and line
Lure and line
Lure and line
Jenny come in
Heat of the city, a breeze cross his forehead
His hand on the windowsill rests
Waiting to hear it, her feet on the porch steps
Jenny come in, he says under his breath.
He says that two can make more than two
He says that two can push out the ghosts
He says I'm haunted by somebody lonely
I hear the voice at night when you're gone
You know what I'd do if I were you?
Break down the door and go after her running
And when she returns the things that she's borrowed
Coming to see what was made and what broke
Guilty, his eyes unraveled
The thread at her hem and the pearls at her throat.
Under the swaying, the floorboards are creaking
There's sweat down his new cotton clothes
While a song in the next room is playing
A voice from the radio calls
You know what I'd do if I were you?
Break down the door and go after her running
You know what I'd do if I were you?
Set fire to the cords that bind you in longing
Jenny come in, there's food on the table
And though it is small, a bed that is clean
Music for playing and hands that are able
To hold a woman who's warm but mean.
Wine and Honey
Wine and honey
There'll be no more Sundays to confess and pray.
O rake, o wanderer
Did silence awaken a hunger in you?
When all the world was breaking
You sat there just humming something you made.
When like it or not, I am already home
I like when it rains but I'm unfriendly
And like it or not this whole world is full and hungry.
Light my room
My words with fuel laid kindly for me
Grown from the vines
That watched us in silence, suffering
For wine and honey,
The sight of the stars buzzing.
My Only Trouble
Once we stretched out so fair
My hand here, your mouth there
As the fog stepped around us
There was hay in your hair.
And the salt of our skin
Brined the clay there within
It was mine that would harden
And then cease to bend.
When my only trouble
When my only trouble
When my only trouble
Is you.
Now I stand at the wood
Where the wind bends the pines
And the place where you loved me
Wears the mark of our spines.
But when spring still shows
Brings the tulip and the rose
Well, then no one will pity
A girl in the throes.
When my only trouble…
Now I won't scorn the god
Who had thickened the fog,
He's the one that brings the thunder
When that's all I've got.
When my only trouble…
Subtle Love
Lost in memories that in your bed you found
Grass lay bent in warmth you gathered around
Your every dream the oceans heave
Unto the shore, they form and feed.
It's a subtle kind of love,
Its a simple kind of glory
By paved edge I saw you standing down
In the purple light the flag there on the ground
To be rocked and cradled by failed hands
Wounds where flesh is torn and mends.
It's a subtle kind of love,
Its a simple kind of glory
The day has scattered the light across you mouth
Keep your words but lend me your warmth a while
Then here I'll leave you here I'll go
And no one follows so no one knows.
It's a subtle kind of love,
Its a simple kind of glory
It's a mother's wet tongue,
It's a melody outpouring
Something Small
It's a small town, it doesn't ask for much
broken down and always building back up
something small, something to shine the lights on
for those passing cars
the hopeful words they've drawn
He's a young man, light load on his chest
single again, he follows a dream to the west
to a town nearby, a hand on his back
and her haunting eyes
and a clear voice whispering
It's all laid out in front for you to take it
It's all laid out in front for you to take it
You stoke the fire, holding onto the light
Folding the layers and bending them in to shape
with a pounding iron, a heat that draws the moths out
from their holding walls
to your humble home they come
It's all laid out in front for you to take it
it's all laid out in front for you to take it....
It's a small town, it doesn't ask for much
Rising Air
It's drawn me out here the sight of my charge by the movement
scratching the ground to make home where it carves, what a poor thing
half light and gray light a beat on the wind and its all alright
cold, but you're all alright
onto the rising air
onto the rising air
come to my side and beg me for my reasons
Right past the line where it was safe to be
where I found you
Letting you down by the break in the trees
I am bound to
forgive this, Love, as it breaks at the seams
watch it rise to flight
watch it rise to flight
onto the rising air
onto the rising air
onto the rising air and we both fly
onto the rising air
onto the rising air
come to my side and beg me for my reasons
First of August
Oh, the first of August
lying on the cold leaf ground
pulling out of focus
colors slowly breaking down
Down the road
you've been drawing
pictures of
Pray you go with the sweet wind
they'll be trees there that you know
so careful not to harden
sure to make a letter home
Down the road
where you shinning
were last seen at the fork
Mama knows you gotta go, son
sister's gonna miss you when you go
Down the road
you've been drawing
line by line
and the poet
has been writing you
writing you down
If it wears harder
still steps in a winding dark
there is music that you're raising
and you're own little baby
is waiting
and don't you think that you were right
and don't you think that you were right
Mama knows you gotta go, son
sister's gonna miss you when you go
see the sun on the other side
on the first of August
River Low
From that cold November I've learned so much more
don't you see, she wears a diamond ring but I kinda like the river low
Soft and low
In my memories I'm silent
In my daydreams I am bold
I leave tender notes and markings where I go
and I've never been pretending
Its the evenings when I lie
I've been silently admiring
the simple way she wears her hair
If its a question of my loyalty
you never have to worry
I'll be with you wherever you may go
There's a calmness in my footsteps
in the new lines of my hands
there are portraits on the wall that need explaining
and the evenings are quiet
when I've finally broken through
getting color in the nighttime
when its not that way
If its a question of my loyalty
you never have to worry
I'll be with you wherever you may go
Sitting safely in your memory
easy for you to carry
take me with you wherever you may go
From that cold November I've learned so much more
don't you see, they wear diamond rings but I
kinda like the river low
soft and low
Long Way to Night
How lovely I wished and you came.
means everything's right
I'd forgotten the lull of this place
and the habits of time
but its a long, long way to night
Speak softly I'll hear what you say
lay the words in my mouth
and hold dearly the sounds of my name
they mean everything now
'cause its a long, long way to night
Rip open, now, tear up the cobblestones
take me in the light this time
It's coming the breeze to take me away
as it comes every night
ain't it frightening the blood in your veins?
but I promise it's alright
cause its a long, long way to night
There's so much I'm longing to say
but there's nothing to decide
if we're lucky they'll make a mistake
and let you stay by my side
but its a long, long way to night
Moss & Marrow
And wish you well my little darling
wish you well where you go
only mountains could carry a worry
with a weight like that
Moss and marrow, flowers hidden
Lichen on an eastern side
pulling through us what was once lost
to be laid in light
and boil the bones in the clear spring water
bring that water to my mouth
gonna lose my mother
gonna lose my father
and the child is gone
A beaten path where my memory meets you
in golden autumn evening light
leaves enclose us, and turning takes us
from each other's side
And wish you well my little darling
wish you well, where you go
I release you, I release you
to the wild open
Electric Ursa
Easy Ursa,
don't stir don't fright
we are only passing through here
in the waning autumn light
under your stars
your earthless movement
pawing fruitless through barren heavens
Easy, easy
resting with her
moments given unto the ether
Lay down your claim
your labored motion
fall into her
in warm collision
Under your stars
your earthless movement
we are only
feeble humans
on and on
and over and over and over...
2/17/16 Bloomington, IN Buskirk Chumley Theater Maiden Radio w/ Bonnie "Prince" Billy
2/18/16 Chicago, IL Maiden Radio w/ Bonnie "Prince" Billy
2/19/16 Champaign, IL Maiden Radio w/ Bonnie "Prince" Billy
2/22/15 Ireland De Barras
3/2015 SXSW w/ Nathan Salsburg and Elephant Micah
4/18/15 Louisville, KY Astro Black record store day
5/7/15 Manchester, UK Gullivers w/ John Blek and Vikesh Kapoor
5/2015 Moonshiner's Ball w/ Maiden Radio
7/28/15 San Francisco, CA Swedish American Hall w/ Sam Amidon and Little Wings
7/30/15 Portland OR house show
8/1/15- 8/2/15 Pickathon Happy Valley OR
8/4/15 Seattle, WA Sunset Tavern
8/6/15-8/9/15 Doe Bay Festival Orcas Island
9/4/15 Marlinton, WV Pocahontas County Opera House
9/5/15 Pittsburgh, PA Thunderbird Cafe
9/8/15 NYC Joe's Pub
9/9/15 Turner Falls MA The Brick House
9/10/15 Portland, ME Space Gallery
9/12/15 Boston, MA Club Passim
9/14/15 Tiny Desk NPR
9/14/15 Washington DC Rock and Roll hotel
9/15/15 Durham, NC Dear Hearts
9/16/15 Asheville, NC The Mothlight w/ Elephant Micah
9/17/15 Nashville, TN The Stone Fox w/ Elephant Micah
9/18/15 Louisville, KY The Bomhard Theater w/ Elephant Micah
9/19/15 Bloomington, IN The Blockhouse w/ Elephant Micah
10/9/15 Louisville, KY Outskirts Festival
10/25/15 Norman, OK w/ Fruit Bats
10/27/15 St. Louis, Missouri w/ Fruit Bats
10/28/15 Rock Island, IL w/ Fruit Bats
10/29/15 Milwaukee, WI w/ Fruit Bats
10/30/15 St/ Paul, MN w/ Fruit Bats
5/21/14 Galway, Ireland Roisin Dubh w/ Colm O'Herlihy
5/22/14 Kilkee, Ireland The Greyhound Bar
5/24/14 Macroom, Ireland Briery Gap Theatre
5/25/14 Clonakilty, Ireland DeBarra's
5/27/14 Wexford, Ireland The Sky & the Ground
5/28/14 Cork, Ireland Gulpd Cafe
5/29/14 Dublin, Ireland The Workman's Club
5/31/14 Porto, Portugal Serralves Festival
6/1/14 Leon, Spain Belmondo
6/3/14 Barcelona, Spain Antiga Fabrica Estrella Damm
6/6/14 Madrid, Spain La Faena II
6/7/14 Benicassim, Spain Teatro Municipal de Benicassim
6/8/14 Zaragoza, Spain Centro Civico Delicias
7/27/14 Cork, Ireland Mountain Dew Festival
9/30/14 Electric Ursa Album release
4/12/13 Louisville, KY Uncle Slayton's Maiden Radio
6/18/12 Cincinnati. OH Northside Music Festival w/ June Brides
9/2/12 Macroom, Ireland w/ Daniel Martin Moore
9/5/12 Cork, Ireland Guld Cafe w/ DMM
9/7/12 Dublin, Ireland The Sugar Club w/ DMM
9/11/16 Wexford, Ireland Sky and the Ground w/ DMM
9/16/16 Clonakilty De Barras Folk Club w/ DMM
9/18/16 London, UK The Slaughtered Lamb w/ DMM
9/21/12 Cumbria, UK Sleddale Hall Withnail & I House show w/ DMM in the freezing cold
10/2/16 Zaragoza
10/3/16 Vitoria
10/4/16 Aviles
10/5/16 Ourense
10/6/12 San Sebastian
10/7/12 Castellon
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Art galore at the Kettle Moraine Art Tour
Even the trip there is an art treat
(Published October. 12, 2006, 8:38 a.m.)
By Donna Lenz Wright
Even the trip to the various art studios on the Kettle Moraine Art Tour is an art-filled treat this weekend, Oct. 14-15. The eighth annual tour winds through the hills and bright autumn colors to six different studios featuring artwork from 19 different artists, both professional and hobbyists.
Something new this year is the inclusion of music into the tour. Musical concerts and acoustical performances will take place at various tour locations.
Reflecting the introduction of music to the tour, art will include an incredibly rare 1955 Viennese Bosendorfer Imperial Concert Grand Piano restored by Bob Hohf at Hohf's Piano Workshop, along with jewelry by Sherida Wank and paintings by a new exhibitor to the tour, Alice White.
Wank's intricate and detailed jewelry is inspired by ancient jewelry, archaeological finds, Roman coins, Egyptian treasures, ethnic and tribal jewelry, Mexican silver and African goldsmithing. Some of White's paintings are nostalgic scenes with lifelike detail.
Another musical addition is Brian Hoeppner's handmade guitars with performances by Hoeppner himself at the 1860s timber barn, which is the home and art studio of Tom Rauschke and Kaaren Wiken. They will display their works in wood, embroidery and oxidized metal. Other artists' work at this location include ceramics by Susan Hanna, glass by Ellie Burke and felting and weaving by Donna Tronca.
Hoeppner's guitars are works of art in themselves, even before they play music. Rauschke's sculptures are graceful, playful, imaginative, highly detailed worlds in miniature. Wiken's metal works of nature fit into the Wisconsin landscape perfectly. Her life-sized metal sculptures, created by plasma-cutting, are purposely designed to fool the eye. Popular species include wolves, cats, wild turkeys, crows, goats, sandhill cranes, even full-size buffalo. Hanna's earthenware pieces both serve functions and work at artistic centerpieces with their many-layered glazing techniques. Burke's glassworks are multidimensional pieces incorporating animals, shapes and curves. And Tronca's felting and weaving is not only the scarves and mittens that one may imagine, but freestanding artwork.
The Composite Clay Studio will display works ofJeff Noska and Barb Reinhart and their beautiful examples in paint, sculpture and functional ceramics, ranging to all ends of the art spectrum. Noska uses wood-fired glazes on functional pottery based on the shapes and colors he sees in the Kettle Moraine countryside. Reinhart translates male and female forms into her favorite medium, clay.
The William Lemke Studio will feature Lemke's award-winning landscape photography from around the world and includes close-up photographs so three dimensional in appearance that it's hard to believe they're really one-dimensional. Also at this location will be functional stoneware pottery by Richard Csavoy including mugs, cups, bowls, chip-and-dip sets and all things functional and all of the pieces that pottery lovers enjoy. Glass art by award-winning Sharon Fujimoto that's colorful, simple and complex simultaneously and sculptures by Tom Wargin that an eye could stare at for hours and still see new things in them will also be viewable here.
Windy Oaks Aquatics will feature the metal sculptures of Marilyn Buscher, "the Pond Lady," inspired by Wisconsin's natural things nestled around her ponds and aquatic nursery.
Midland Studio will feature the fluid glass creations of William Zweifel that are hard to believe are actually made of glas (who would have guessed that someone could weave glass?) and pottery and mixed media art by Donna and Al Benedict which one has to see to believe in its complexity and intricate patterns.
The tour runs for the entire weekend, Oct. 14-15, 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. daily. For more information, call 495-8003.
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Karlie Kloss, Rearing Horse, and New Benz Mark the Coming of Fashion Week
The photograph is called Untamed.
For Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week's key visual representing the fall 2013 shows, a Chloé-clad Karlie Kloss poses in front of the new CLA ("a four-door avant-garde style rebel with breathtakingly sporty proportions," according to a press release) and a white horse, as photographed by Ryan McGinley, with creative direction from Jefferson Hack. The image is called Untamed. Of the three subjects, the horse seems the most psyched — can you neigh "unlimited supply of free Popchips"?


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Ludacris to element 67: "You'z a Ho."
So this dude's like, "Where are you going with all that Element 83?" And I was like... None of your Bismuth.
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No. First, either a solution has to be found by a nondeterministic TM or a solution and a proof that it is indeed a solution have to be verified by a deterministic TM. (Both variants have to be done in polynomial time.) And then such problem is called to be in NP, not NP-complete.np complete problems are those problems whose solution can be verified in polynomial time by a non deterministic turing machine.
Usually one deals with decidable problems when talking about NP-complete, NP-hard, etc. Thus, solutions to such problems can not only be verified, but also found.np hard problems are the hardest problems whose solution might not be verifiable.
Yes. This can be taken as a definition.also a problem is np hard if there exist np complete problem that is reducible to np harp problem
Basically, a problem P is called NP-hard if every problem in NP is polynomial-time reducible to P. A problem is called NP-complete if it is NP-hard and it itself is in NP. Thus, NP-hard problems can be harder than NP-complete ones.
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In this issue....Spider-Man dies! No, really, he does. Even the menu screen rehashes the prodical Cyclops-carries-Phoenix/Superman-carries-Supergirl imagery from Michelangelo's Pieta. So who is the only hero worthy enough to carry the fallen Amazing Spider-Man? It's none other than, well, Spider-Man; the 2099 version that is. His death is not some huge spoiler; it's actually the basis for Activision's 2011 Spider-Man: Edge of Time, bringing back Spider-Man: Shattered Dimensions developer Beenox for another go at two timelines that many of us have gotten familiar with.
Whereas Back to the Future and Metal Gear Solid 3: Snake Eater teaches the perils of time paradoxes, Edge of Time is a rare exercise in embracing time manipulation. You might think that Beenox merely sticks to a narrow, orderly alternation between timelines but it's actually a more blended affair. By applying a form of picture-in-picture visualization, both heroes get to help each other in real time to restore a reality where Spidey doesn't bite the dust.
In trying to illustrate this, Beenox showed a present-day Spider-Man infiltrating a primitive version of the Alchemax HQ, the corrupt company featured in Miguel O'Hara's timeline. Through a form of telepathic communication, Miguel guides Peter Parker through the city-within-a-building corridors of Alchemax, an area rife with guards and obligatory laser deterrents.
We soon got to see how actions in one time period affected the events and environments of another. While the player controls Peter, the AI-controlled Miguel has his hands full with a Sentinel-like robot, one that Future Spidey can't seem to handle. Luckily, the present-day Spider-Man happens to be standing in front of the work-in-progress version of that very same robot. All Peter has to do is give that automaton a thorough beating, and like siblings in a Marty McFly family photo, the giant sentry disappears from the future, freeing the Spider-Man of 2099 from its metallic clutches. Yet this doesn't mean Miguel gets a free pass in this area. With the robot gone, you now get to control Miguel in a new version of future, one where Alchemax resorts to constructing more smaller, more manageable robots, giving Future Spidey a ton of opportunities to use his claws and talons.
Any game can give players the illusion that they are controlling a character's destiny, but it takes a talented studio to make it not feel scripted. So it's all the more intriguing that not all the possible changes that can happen in Edge of Time are mandatory.
With Beenox's involvement, it's pretty difficult not to compare Edge of Time with Shattered Dimensions. It's just as well considering how much of the gameplay in Edge of Time resembles the Amazing and 2099 stages of the 2010 game; not that it's a bad thing. The graceful web-centric attacks and maneuvers are just as plentiful in the Amazing timeline and it appears you won't be short of vertical dive sections for 2099. You can also be sure there will be tons of close-quarters combat in both worlds, aided by an ability tree to upgrade the Spideys' moves.
It was also during this hands-off session that both Activision and Beenox spokespeople wanted to highlight the new dodge moves added to the fighting arsenals of both characters. While Peter Parker will sport a traditional dodge, Miguel gets to leave ghost decoys of himself, putting him steps ahead of the enemies. In order to give the foes a fighting chance, both moves are metered so you can't use them all the time.
If Shattered Dimensions was a collection of boss fights with brief exploratory sections in between, Beenox looks to place a larger emphasis on story in Edge of Time. With only two superheroes to work with, it does make for a manageable character dynamic to explore. It would be way too uninteresting for both webcrawlers to get along right from the get-go (and frankly it would be too unbelievable considering their healthy egos), so we instead get an initially tenuous relationship where it might take the whole game for both Spider-Men to gain the others' respective trust. And, the picture-in-picture design ensures that there will be many opportunities for both heroes to not know when to shut up and stay off each other's nerves.
When asked about the estimated playtime, Beenox gave the vague reply of the "typical adventure game length". Coupled with a promisingly worthwhile story and the potential of two realities that are way more fleshed out than their Shattered Dimensions counterparts, there's reason to be excited about Edge of Time. It also doesn't hurt that it will feature cameos of characters who have never been in a game, or as one spokesperson regrettably put it, Beenox plans to "Marvel it up."
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lol more like the only one that can help me is mePosted: April 4, 2011 5:33 PM
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RM-GTR-268: Ecology, diversity, and sustainability of the Middle Rio Grande Basin
Finch, Deborah M.; Tainter, Joseph A., tech eds. 1995. Ecology, diversity, and sustainability of the Middle Rio Grande Basin. Gen. Tech. Rep. RM-GTR-268. Fort Collins, CO: U.S. Department of Agriculture, Forest Service, Rocky Mountain Forest and Range Experiment Station. 186 p.
This book synthesizes existing information on the ecology, diversity, human uses, and research needs of the Middle Rio Grande Basin of New Mexico. Divided into nine chapters, the volume begins with reviews of the environmental history and human cultures in the Basin, followed by an analysis of the influences and problems of climate and water. Later chapters focus on ecological processes, environmental changes, management problems, and current conditions in Basin ecosystems identified as being especially susceptible to damage: pinyon-juniper woodlands, grasslands and shrublands, and the riparian bosque of the Rio Grande. Research needs associated with land management problems are identified for each of these ecosystem types. Many interrelated factors, identified here, have contributed to deteriorating environmental conditions in the Basin. Concluding chapters on the belowground ecology of specific Basin ecosystems and on declining populations of native fish species highlight topics in need of further attention. Each chapter seeks to identify studies that can supply information to mitigate environmental problems, rehabilitate ecosystems, and sustain them in light of human values and needs.
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Schachtner ,L.T., Sola, I.E., Forand, D., Antonacci, S., Postovit, A.J., Mortimer, N.T., Killian, D.J., Olesnicky, E.C. Drosophila Shep and C. elegans SUP-26 are RNA-binding proteins that play diverse roles in nervous system development. Development Genes and Evolution. 2015. 225:319-330.
Bono J.M., Olesnicky E.C., Matzkin L.M. Connecting genotypes, phenotypes and fitness: harnessing the power of CRISPR/Cas9 genome editing. Molecular Ecology. 2015. (15) 3810-22.
Antonacci, S., Forand, D., Wolf, M., Tyus, C., Barney, J., Kellogg, L., Simon, M.A., Kerr, G., Wells, K.L., Younes, S., Mortimer, N.T., Olesnicky, E.C., Killian, D.J. Conserved RNA-Binding Proteins Required for Dendrite Morphogenesis in Caenorhabditis elegans Sensory Neurons. G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics. 2015.
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Olesnicky, E.C, Killian D.J., Garcia, E., Morton, M.C., Rathjen, A.R., Sola, I.E. and Gavis, E.R. Extensive roles foe RNA binding proteins in Drosophila sensory neuron dendrite development. G3: Genes, Genomes, Genetics. 2014. (4) 2:297-306.
Thanawala S.U., Rister J., Goldberg G.W., Zuskov A., Olesnicky E.C., Flowers J.M., Jukan D., Purugganan M.D., Gavis E.R., Desplan C., Johnston R.J. Jr., Regional modulation of a stochastically expressed factor determines photoreceptor subtypes in the Drosophila retina. Developmental Cell 2013. 25:93-105
Olesnicky, E.C., Bhogal, B., and Gavis, E.R. Combinatorial use of translational co-factors for cell type specific regulation during neuronal morphogenesis in Drosophila. Developmental Biology. 2012. 365:208-218.
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Lynch, J. A., Olesnicky, E. C. and Desplan, C. Regulation and function of tailless in the long germ wasp Nasonia vitripennis. Development, Genes and Evolution. 2006. 216:493-498.
Scicchitano, D. A., Olesnicky, E. C. and Dimitri, A. Mini Review: Transcription and DNA adducts: what happens when the message gets cut off? DNA Repair. 2004 Dec 2;3(12):1537-1548.


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Sound: This album was relased in 1988, year that has seen to arise groups like Cacophony and Dream Teather (also if their first album was pubblicated one year later). Racer X line-up is a little different respect Street Lethal album, infact the drummer was replaced by Scott Travis and a new guitarist was engaged (his name is Bruce Bouillet and was a student of Paul in GIT). The legend narrate that this two guys, Paul and Bruce play together until eight hours to the day. The results are perfectly visible in Cd's tracks. As it regards the sound, it's very different respect their first album. At my advice the volume of drums it too high and the guitar are too much distorted. // 8
Lyrics: In my opinion Jeff Martin is not a good singer (he is better as drummer, like he'll dimostrate in Badlands). That's because his voice isn't very suitable for the kind of music played by the group, I think Jeff voice is better for a death metal group. The best tracks are those instrumental wherewe can see all the talent of this very great musicians. // 7
Overall Impression: My vote is conditioned by the fact that in this CD there are only two interesting song. The first is Scarified (that I consider one of the best instrumental rock song), a must for any Paul Gilbert or shred guitar fun; and the second is Heart Of A Lion given away from Jeff's friend Rob Halford (yes it's a Judas Priest song). However this is a unique album and rappresent together with Yngwie J. Malmsteen's Rising Force and Cacophony's Speed Metal Symphony cds, the bible of neo-classical rock. W Racer X, w Paul Gilbert (my fovourit guitarist). // 8
Sound: I believe that the sound on Second Heat is good. Could be better. However their is no doubt that the musicians are extremely talented. The album was the second Racer X album and was released in 1988. Paul Gilbert is without any doubt the most talented guitarist in the world today, he can play so fast and have such a great tone and being so young at the time was just such an achievement in it's own sense. Paul Gilbert was frequently compared to Yngwie J Malmsteen due to his fast playing and occasional neo-classical pieces. Jeff Martin sounded very good on this albums with the lyrics heard clearly over Paul Gilbert (Guitars), Bruce Bouillet (Guitars), Scott Travis (Drums) and John Alderete (Bass) with you still being able to hear them. There is some unbelievable shredding during this album and the bass is also clearly heard. The bass player (John Alderete) is now in a successful music career playing in the band The Mars Volta, guitarist (Paul Gilbert) has had an amazing career with Mr. Big and a strong solo career as well as a successful string of lessons he wrote entitled 'The School Of Shred' for Total Guitar, vocalist (Jeff Martin) sung for Surgical Steel and played drums for Badlands, Blindside Blues Band and RedSea, guitarist (Bruce Bouillet) has been in bands such as DC-10, The Scream and currently touring with Paul Gilbert on his solo tour. Lastly drummer (Scott Travis) is known for being the drummer for Judas Priest. I think the sound is a 7 and that's because the tone could be a lot better and the distortion is kind of distorted in a not so positive way in some occasions. It is a good sounding album and that's why it's a 7 the potential for the sound is so much higher than what was excelled. // 7
Lyrics: I also believe that alike the sound the lyrics are again good, there are not many lyrics throughout the album due to long solos and unbelievable instrumentals such as Scarified. Jeff Martin however is a very talented vocalist but it is a bit too typical '80s very high pitched and can be compared with Jim Gillette's singing style from Nitro as they are both very high pitched, however it could also be compared to the singing of Yngwie J. Malmsteen as it is very typical '80s once more. As for singing skills I would say that for the time he was a great vocalist as again it was very typical 80's but as of nowadays it's a bit dated. Sometimes on this record it's a bit blurry and you have to strain to hear the lyrics but this is only once or twice. I must credit the backing vocals also as they cause a great harmony and also sound very well when the guitars are harmonizing too. I've given this a seven as alike the sound the potential is immense but didn't fulfill. Therefore I am forced to put that lyrics on this album are good. // 7
Overall Impression: Overall the album is a good album. As far as technicality goes this album is up there with bands like Nitro and Dream Theatre. But as this is going down as an album on a whole perspective I am going to have to stick with it only being a good album. If it were to be lost or stolen I probably wouldn't buy it again as there are so many other Racer X albums that are better, just look at Technical Difficulties and you will see that over 20 years how much they have musically developed. I think this album compares massively with Nitro's O.F.R but if you have to choose between both of these albums choose O.F.R for every reason I can think of (Unless you absolutely hate Michael Angelo Batio or you are deeply in love with Paul Gilbert). I, being a massive fan of Paul Gilbert would have to recommend O.F.R over Second Heat as Michael Angelo Batio's shredding chops are revealed as being somewhat alike robots it is so precise, and considering he started of as a pianist he is an immense guitarist, the only thing he isn't good at compared to Paul Gilbert, playing the guitar wise is that Paul Gilbert is a more smoother guitarist and easier to listen too but apart from that buy O.F.R. Personally I like Paul Gilbert over Michael Angelo Batio anyway but if your looking for technicality then go for Nitro. // 7


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The Tomah V.A. held its memorial day observance Friday.
The service included music by both the Tomah high school band and a performance by a local veteran. There was also the annual 'Tribute to the Fallen', a reading of the names of Wisconsin service members who have died in combat.
Chief Warrant Officer 4 Tim Pickerill, the Support Maintenance Technician, Regional Training Site-Maintenance at Fort McCoy was the key note speaker at the ceremony.
He hopes the service reminds people of what memorial day really stands for
"Holiday's are getting commercialized, This was kind of my way to bring back, memorial day means memorials, and a memorial is something remembers our fallen, our vets that our gone the guys that have served our country to make it what it is today," said Pickerill.
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Bywater is home to roughly 3,900 people who work in wholesale trade, retail and services professions. The apartments for rent in Bywater are near Florida Project and Venetian Isles.
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Is Bywater the right neighborhood for you? A look at how much your future neighbors are bringing in might shed some light. While those who live in nearby Venetian Isles make an average of $17.9K, Bywater residents are raking in an average of $37.0K.
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Finding your bearings in a new place--locating groceries, cleaners and places to relax and have fun--is one of the most basic things all renters do when establishing themselves in a new area. To help in that process, a couple important streets to know in Bywater are Poland Ave. and Dauphine St. It's these streets, in particular, where drinking, dining and recreation is easily found. Once you've done your homework on the area, be sure you use our apartment finder tool to complete your hunt for your next apartment in Bywater.
Enjoy a fulfilling meal at Jack Dempsey's Restaurant and make a pit stop after at Vaughan's Lounge for drinks. Bar hop from Queen's Pub to J & J's Sports Lounge, a couple of options in the neighborhood, and enjoy refreshing beverages just the way you like them. Church's Chicken is located on Saint Claude Ave.-- most convenient for when your craving can't be sated by anywhere else.
For a more extensive list of places in Bywater to chow down, chill and enjoy entertainment, glance over the Yelp page.
Bywater is home to a few different grocery stores, such as Booty's Street Food and Frady's One Stop Food Store.
Bywater has many retailers for last-minute shopping needs, including P & A Gifts and Bargain Center. Additionally, Bywater is also home to a number of retailers, including Iverify.
Neighborhood School Stats
Your family can choose to explore neighborhood schools in the Louisiana Recovery School District or the Louisiana Recovery School District, while considering rentals in the area. Schools near the apartments in Bywater are Fredrick A. Douglass High School, Kipp Renaissance High School and Kipp New Orleans Leadership Academy. As a rule, always consult with school districts in the area to confirm that they serve the apartments for rent you and your children may live.
The Louisiana Recovery School District offers 38 elementary schools, 39 middle schools and 17 high schools. In terms of student-teacher ratios and student-body size, Louisiana Recovery School District trumps Louisiana Recovery School District with fewer students per teacher and a lower number of enrolled students. Louisiana Recovery School District has a higher Great Schools score and more blue ribbon schools than the Louisiana Recovery School District.


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Yes, the former Blue Jay Candy Maldonado. He had some key hits for the Jays in the post-season as well.
Yes, the former Blue Jay Candy Maldonado. He had some key hits for the Jays in the post-season as well.
Check out my Canadian baseball history blog called "Cooperstowners in Canada": http://www.kevinglew.wordpress.com
Jose Vidal's career consisted of 88 major league games between 1966 and 1969. During that time he collected 24 hits, including two triples. His first three-bagger was his very first big-league hit for the Cleveland Indians on September 17, 1966 off Detroit's Mickey Lolich. Vidal's final hit in the majors was his second career triple, this time as a Seattle Pilot off Mike Kekich of the Yankees on May 12, 1969.
Incredibly, Willie Mays never hit for the cycle.
I don't know if anyone touched on this one but, in 1999 Randy Johnson had a 6 gm. streak of 72+ gm.sc.
What was the Big Units reward for this sterling run of excellence ? W:1 L:4 ND:1
I guess ol-Randy just didn't know how to pitch to the score ala Jack Morris.
Dave Bill Tom George Mark Bob Ernie Soupy Dick Alex Sparky
Joe Gary MCA Emanuel Sonny Dave Earl Stan
Jonathan Neil Roger Anthony Ray Thomas Art Don
Gates Philip John Warrior Rik Casey Tony Horace
Robin Bill Ernie JEDI
"Heck, all I got was a $100 check. I should have kept it and framed it, but I had to eat".
Infielder Bob Hegman, when asked if he received a World Series ring for playing one inning of one game with the World
Champion 1985 Kansas City Royals.
Heard these today:
Mariano Rivera, Derek Jeter and Jorge Posada are the first trio of teammates in MLB, NBA, NFL and NHL history to have played together in 17 consecutive seasons.
The Yankees haven't lost at home on opening day since 1982.
2011 could be the first season in the past 132 seasons that has no active pitchers with 200+ career wins.
Technically that is not true. The National Association is not recognized as a Major League. 1884 was the first year that the Major Leagues saw an active 200+ game winner. They had three that year; Wil White, Pud Galvin, and Jim McCormick.
Bobo Newsom (205 W) was not active from 1949 to 1951. The next in the list was Bucky Walters (198 W), but he didn't play in 1949.
The pitcher that got closer to 200 W in 1949 was Bob Feller, who reached 192 W.
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I was going by the above list, and it says Newsom was active in 1949. I don't know if it's wrong, or if they actually count him as active.
Atlanta's Kent Mercker threw a no-hitter against the L.A. Dodgers on April 8th, 1994. That just happened to be the 20th anniversary of Hank Aaron breaking Babe Ruth's all-time home run record. The Braves met the Dodgers in that game too......Cal Ripken ended his consecutive-game streak on September 20th, 1998 when Baltimore opposed the Yankees. Exactly 40 years earlier, Hoyt Wilhelm tossed a no-hitter for the Orioles against the Bronx Bombers as well.....Speaking of Cal Ripken, the final game of his career came on October 6th, 2001 against Boston. That same date 10 years prior, the O's played the last game ever at Baltimore's Memorial Stadium. Detroit was the opponent and Cal grounded into a game-ending double play to close the park.
Only 3 times since 1919 has a player gotten five hits on his birthday.
Two of the three times, it was Fernando Vina (04/16/1998, 04/16/2000).
My top 10 players:
1. Babe Ruth
2. Barry Bonds
3. Ty Cobb
4. Ted Williams
5. Willie Mays
6. Alex Rodriguez
7. Hank Aaron
8. Honus Wagner
9. Lou Gehrig
10. Mickey Mantle
From 1950 to 2010(PBP data available), only 8 players had faced at least 100 different pitchers, and had at least a .300 AVG against 50%, or more, of these pitchers. I only count players that played their entire careers after 1950.
Code:Batter PF PF w/≥.300 AVG % Tony Gwynn 878 486 55.4 Rod Carew 716 396 55.3 Roberto Clemente 530 281 53 Ichiro Suzuki 870 460 52.9 Wade Boggs 962 506 52.6 Kirby Puckett 656 337 51.4 Vladimir Guerrero 1081 549 50.8 Miguel Cabrera 768 386 50.3
A few facts about them...
-There had been 407 different 10+ game-winning streaks.
-Only in 6 of those years, no team did it: 1878, 1881, 1893, 1900, 1918 and 1940.
-The most in a year? 11 in 1884, by 8 different teams, which is also tied for the most different teams having this streak in a season (1890).
-Six teams are tied for most such streaks in a season, with 3. Those teams are:
- 1884 Providence Grays
- 1887 St. Louis Browns
- 1890 Louisville Colonels
- 1906 Chicago Cubs
- 1916 NY Giants
- 1954 Milwaukee Braves
- Last team with 2 streaks in the same season? 2001 St. Louis Cardinals.
http://www.baseball-reference.com/te...e-scores.shtml -> 5/7 to 5/17; 8/9 to 8/19
- Florida Marlins is the only active franchise without a 10+ game-winning streak in their history. Of the rest, Detroit Tigers has the longest without such streak: 42 years, last in 1968.
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In the past 40 years, the 3 pitchers that have hit 3+ batters and thrown 3+ wild pitches in the same game got the win (Rick Porcello, Joe Niekro, Victor Zambrano).
The first game in which both teams had a position player as 9th in the lineup(games with no DH) was in April 15, 2008, in a MIL-STL game: 90 years and 110,592 games later.*
NOTE: those years and days are found after counting from 1918 (box score era), so I might be wrong
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The Challenge
Pesticide Information and Programs
If you plan to use chemical controls for BMSB, be sure to comply with federal regulations and with state laws, which vary from state to state.
Cooperative Extension. For recommendations in your state, contact your local Cooperative Extension office. Use this state map to locate the office nearest you.
Pesticide Safety Education Program (PSEP). Pesticide Safety Education coordinators, based at land grant universities in each state, provide objective information about pesticide safety and regulations.
State Pesticide Regulatory Agencies. The National Pesticide Information Center links to the agencies responsible for regulating pesticide use in each state.
IR-4 Program. To request regulatory approval for a product to control BMSB on a specific crop, contact the IR-4 program. Edith Lurvey serves as IR-4's representative to the BMSB Working Group and can assist with initiating requests.
Specialty crop growers face tough choices about protecting their farms against brown marmorated stink bug. Some have sprayed aggressively to keep BMSB in check, despite uncertainty about which products effectively control it. But broad-spectrum sprays also kill beneficial insects that help to control pest populations, presenting a setback for growers who use integrated pest management to promote nature's own checks and balances on their farms. In addition, the risk of pest resistance increases with greater use of chemical products.
Research Response
Project researchers are working to identify insecticides that effectively control BMSB. Their goal is to provide information that will help growers select materials based on their economic and environmental impacts, and then incorporate them into IPM programs for specific specialty crops.
Updates, Findings, and Related Resources
This new guidance document for vegetable growers provides a synopsis of what researchers have learned so far and management recommendations using an integrated approach. Available in English and Spanish.
September 29, 2014 From Asia: Sustainable Insights into Stink Bugs
A collection of articles originally published in Asia yields a bounty of insights into the brown marmorated stink bug.
April 16, 2014 Chemical Control Guidelines for BMSB in Sweet Corn
These recommendations for the mid-Atlantic are based on demonstrated efficacy in research trials. Source: Brown Marmorated Stink Bug Working Group, April 2014.
July 3, 2012 Section 18 emergency exemption for brown marmorated stink bug
This article explains what a Section 18 Emergency Exemption is. Source: Penn State Extension, July 2012
June 27, 2012 Dinotefuran Section 18 Emergency Exemption registration in PA for BMSB control
In Pennsylvania, the insecticide active ingredient dinotefuran received a special Section 18 Emergency Exemption Registration from the EPA to help control BMSB on both pome and stone fruit. Source: Greg Krawczyk, Penn State Extension, June 2012
June 1, 2012 Management options for BMSB in Pennsylvania fruit orchards, 2012
The brown marmorated stink bug continues to dominate the list of potentially most damaging insect pests in Pennsylvania fruit orchards, dictating most insect pest management activities. Source: Penn State Extension
June 30, 2011 EPA approves two insecticides for control of invasive stink bug
The approval, known as an emergency exemption, applies to Virginia, Maryland, Delaware, Pennsylvania, West Virginia, North Carolina and New Jersey. Source: EPA press release, June 2011
June 23, 2011 The brown marmorated stink bug challenges nursery growers
This pest has jumped from a residential nuisance to a grower problem. Researchers provide details about effects on ornamentals and chemical controls. Source: Nursery Management
Controlling pests: Brown marmorated stink bug
This general pest overview from EPA includes links to press releases on pesticide exemptions. Source: U.S. Environmental Protection Agency


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Fantasy Guru Daily: 7/21/11
We are in the home stretch in labor negotiations, but of course, this will not be a simple process. The owners are meeting in Atlanta Thursday, and hopefully, the 2011 NFL lockout is in its final moments despite any last-minute issues.
Labor meetings bring confusion … In a perfect world, we'd have a new CBA by the end of today and everyone would be happy. The players would have all voted "yes" yesterday in Washington, and the owners would all vote "yes" in Atlanta today. But if we've learned anything over the last four months of lockout living, it's that nothing is ever easy when it comes to labor disputes. The players' meetings in Washington were filled with confusion yesterday, delivering us conflicting reports and uncertainty as to how things would play out. Still, the owners expect to vote today, and we should have a settlement and new CBA in the near future. Let's try to recap what is happening through the words of those covering the situation (keep in mind that the situation is developing by the minute):
- Mark Maske of the Washington Post reports that players representatives gave conditional approval Wednesday to finish a settlement pending the resolution of a few remaining issues. Maske says the players thinking is that "The antitrust lawsuit must be settled first, then the players could ratify the collective bargaining agreement and re-form their union."
- Falcons owner Arthur Blank said any holdups are minor, and the owners are expected to ratify the deal.
- PFT reports that the new deal will protect veterans from becoming cap casualties.
- NFL Network's Albert Breer points out that, just like last week, Wednesday had some trouble, but Thursday and Friday could see the final breakthroughs.
- ESPN's Adam Schefter delivered a positive viewpoint, saying, "We all know how this movie ends." Perhaps with DeMaurice Smith taking the place of Roy Hobbs?
As usual, if you want up-to-the-minute updates, Twitter is the place to go. Our national news list is a great place to go for information, and some of the best Twitter follows include Albert Breer, Adam Schefter, Chris Mortensen, Jim Trotter, Mark Maske, and Daniel Kaplan.
Quick Hits
- Don't expect any Brett Favre theatrics from Kerry Collins – at least not yet. The former Titan QB said that, two weeks into his retirement, he's "at peace" with his career and his decision.
- Raven S Ed Reed said he feels healthy heading into training camp. Last season, Reed missed the first six games because of hip surgery but still led the league with 8 interceptions in 10 games.
- After tearing his ACL in back-to-back seasons former Jet DT Kris Jenkins announced his retirement Wednesday.
- Lion OT Jeff Backus suffered a partially torn pectoral, but the team believes it's not serious, according to the Detroit Free Press.
- Set to earn just $550,000 in the final year of his contract, Raven RB Ray Rice is hoping to sign a long-term deal to keep him in Baltimore.
- ESPN's John Clayton delivers an overview of what the salary cap situation could look like around the league.
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Blame It on the Night
Release Date: January 1st, 1984
PG-13|1 hr. 25 min.
Plot Summary
His mother's death forces a military cadet (Byron Thames) to hit the road with the rock-star father (Nick Mancuso) he never knew.
Cast: Nick Mancuso, Byron Thames, Leslie Ackerman, Dick Bakalyan, Merry Clayton, Billy Preston, Ollie E. Brown,
Director: Gene Taft
Genres: Drama


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BRICK TOWNSHIP - Gov. Chris Christie met with first responders Wednesday to announce a program that will train police officers to administer emergency treatment for those who overdose on heroin.
The meeting in Brick Township comes more than a week after the governor signed a waiver allowing first responders in New Jersey to carry and administer Narcan. The nasally-injected drug counteracts the effects of heroin and other opioid drugs.
The pilot program will focus on Ocean and Monmouth counties. Christie says police in all 32 Ocean County municipalities are already being trained, and the training of police officers in Monmouth County will begin soon.
"Today, we're adding another new tool in our fight to save lives from drug abuse and addiction," Christie says.
Christie said the waiver complements the state's Overdose Prevention Act. The measure shields someone overdosing on drugs and those who get them medical assistance from prosecution if they act in good faith.
More than 28,000 certified EMTs and EMT-trained police officers will be allowed to carry and administer Narcan after they complete training approved by the state Health Department.
Heroin overdose deaths have more than doubled in Ocean County, according to the governor's office. There were 53 overdose deaths in 2012 and 112 last year. Monmouth County has had more than 180 heroin overdose deaths since 2011.


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The probabilities are:Here's the question...
The blood samples of k (k > 1) randomly chosen people is tested for
the presence of virus V . Suppose that 5% of the population has this
virus, and that presence of the virus among different people is independent.
Instead of the traditional "test each of the k blood samples
separately" method, the following alternative method is proposed:
Mix a little of each of the k blood samples and test for the presence of
virus V in the mixture.
• If virus V is not present - done! (since that means that none of
the k people has the virus)
• If virus V is present, go back and test each of the k blood samples
separately. Let the random variable Y be the number of tests
needed for the alternative methods.
(a) Find PY (y) and E(Y ).
(b) For what values of k is the alternative method more cost effective?
(in the sense that less tests are required, on average)
Thank you
So computing the expectation is now trivial.


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Sliding St. Francis forward Chris Jaeger tries to knock the puck away from St. John's Zach Milano.
Several hundred high school hockey fans hoping to watch a game between heated rivals St. John's and St. Francis were turned away at the gate last night at Tam O'Shanter in Sylvania.
The Titans avenged an earlier loss to St. Francis with a 4-0 shutout before a standing-room-only crowd of more than 1,500. Fans saw a contest that had the intensity of a tournament game.
St. John's scored a power-play goal, an even-strength goal and a short-handed goal in the second period. The Titans added another goal with the man advantage in the third to skate away with a victory in the Northwest Hockey Conference Red Division.
St. Francis, which defeated the Titans 4-2 last week, dropped to 10-5-0 overall and 3-1-0 in division play. St. John's improved to 11-5-1 and 2-1-1.
"Our intensity was very good from the get-go," said St. John's coach Mike Hayes. "We did a great job defensively. Last week, we gave up a lot of odd-man rushes."
The Titans' Cam Havenstein had a goal and an assist, and goalie John Unger posted 29 saves. Mike Henson had two assists.
"To get the shutout was icing on the cake," Unger said. "You can't get a shutout without the defense playing good."
Both teams had strong support from their student sections.
"The crowd was going nuts and that helps us out a lot. It gives us momentum," Havenstein said. "We took it to them."
St. John's erupted with two goals over the first 2:47 of the second period. The Titans' Matt Kennedy scored on the power play just 1:03 into the period.
Just 1:33 later, Chase Parsell lit the lamp on an assist from Ross Maxon.
The Titans then stuck the dagger in with only 37 seconds left in the second period with a shorthanded goal. Henson made a big hit at center ice, knocking the puck loose and leading to a breakaway for Dan Johnson. Johnson beat St. Francis goalie Myke McAninch with a backhander to make it 3-0.
McAninch made 27 saves for the Knights, who went 0-for-8 on the power play.
Havenstein then put his squad up by four with a power-play goal just 29 seconds into the third period.
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Mohonk Redux
January 28, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: academy of music, art series, berstein, brooklyn, brooklyn academy of music, da fonseca, dena derose, element, helio alves, images, Jazz Alive, Jazz Community, jazz photography, joe locke, kaufman, maucha adnet, michael bourne, millennial territory orchestra, mohonk mountain house, new paltz, photos
Here are a few images from Jazz on the Mountain, Michael Bourne's yearly January retreat at the Mohonk Mountain House in New Paltz. Fran Kaufman took these photos. Fran is always on the scene, taking shots of music in the making. Now thru February 24th, you can see more of Fran Kaufman's jazz photography at Brooklyn Academy of Music's Brooklyn Next Art series.
Here's Steven Bernstein and the Millennial Territory Orchestra:
Brasileiros - Maucha Adnet, Duduka da Fonseca, and Helio Alves:
And Michael Bourne very much in his element with Maucha Adnet and Dena DeRose:
Finally, a note from Michael Bourne:
"Jazz on the Mountain" was the best it's been in the 9 years I've been working the jazzfest at Mohonk Mountain House. All three nights the enormous hotel was sold-out, first time ever for the whole Martin Luther King weekend. Every concert was a hit, which was especially heartening since I book artists that I personally like. Joe Locke was especially a hit, playing opening night with The Brazilian Trio (Helio Alves, Nilson Matta, Duduka da Fonseca) and Maucha Adnet, playing an electrifying show Saturday afternoon and getting a standing O with his own new Force of Four group, joining Dena DeRose on Sunday afternoon, and highlighting the free-form "Parlor Games" on Monday morning. When I asked folks which were favorite shows, every artist was enthusiastically named, including singer Kendra Shank, Steven Bernstein and the Millenial Territory Orchestra, Hipmotism with saxophonist Erik Lawrence and singer Marya Lawrence. Marya Lawrence was the surprise of the weekend, twice playing seriously bopping solos on a slide-kazoo. The Frank Vignola Quintet blew the roof off Sunday evening with the swinging vitality of Django's Hot Club Quintet but without trying to imitate Django. I "performed" "As Time Goes By" during the Monday morning musical mixing and matching of players from the weekend. We've already pretty much programmed next year's jazzfest, which will be my 10th at Mohonk." -- MBourne
Studio Session - Ryan Cohan Plays "Lush Life"
January 28, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: american music, congo, department of state, jazz, jordan, Live Music, music ensembles, pianist, quartet, rhythm, rwanda, ryan cohan, solo piano, Studio Sessions, two songs, uganda, urban music, us department of state, Video, www youtube, zimbabwe
Pianist Ryan Cohan brought his quartet into our studio, just before they hit the road. The band is part of The Rhythm Road: American Music Abroad, the US Department of State-sponsored tour of young jazz and urban music ensembles. Starting January 30th, The Ryan Cohan Quartet is spending a week in each of the following places - Rwanda, Congo, Uganda, Zimbabwe, and Jordan.
We recorded two songs with the quartet. Then we finished the session with solo piano. Check it out below:
Gary Cleanhead Walker and David Fathead Newman
January 25, 2008. Posted by Joshua Jackson.Add new comment | Filed under: 75th birthday, celebration, david fathead newman, david letterman, david letterman show, gary walker, good friends, Interviews, iridium jazz club, legendary texas, Masters, morning jazz, paul schaefer, tenor man, texas tenor
David "Fathead" Newman, the legendary Texas-born saxophonist and long-time Ray Charles bandmate, is spending four nights this weekend at Iridium Jazz Club. Many of his good friends will join him onstage for an early celebration of his 75th birthday. Fathead was Paul Schaefer's guest on the David Letterman show earlier this week. And he was Gary Walker's guest on WBGO's Morning Jazz show today.
It was 20 years ago today ...
January 25, 2008Add new comment | Filed under: Anniversaries, News, Notes, Real Life Stories
As we roll into the meat of the primary season, I was overtaken by a sense of nostalgia for the bygone day when one journalist (Dan Rather) inserted himself into the 1988 presidential primary by going mano a mano with the leading Republican candidate (George H. W. Bush).
It was on this date two decades ago that this TV confrontation between Rather and Bush over the Iran/Contra scandal (and what G.W. knew or didn't know about it) became part of presidential political lore, and perhaps got George W. thinking about how he could pay Dan-O back, which he kinda did now that I think of it. (see Rather's report on the president's Vietnam service and the fallout thereafter.) It seems tame when compared to today's shock jock aesthetic, but it still probably makes the current George Bush mad as hell. Enjoy! - David Cruz
The Doctor was in
January 23, 2008. Posted by David Tallacksen.Add new comment | Filed under: Interviews, Members
Last night WBGO welcomed Dr. Billy Taylor to our performance studio for a performance and conversation with Morning Jazz Host Gary Walker. Many of our Gold and Silver Circle Members were in attendance at this invite-only event - join up, and you could be a part! The music was great, and conversation intriguing... how could we not share?


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Released: Jan 31, 2006.
Genre: Pop Rock, Adult Alternative.
Label: Columbia.
Number Of Tracks: 13.
Train's 2006 album, "For Me, It's You" was the first of their albums not to include their former rhythm guitarist, Rob Hotchkiss and their former bass guitarist, Charlie Colin.
POSTED: 03/30/2015 - 04:09 am
Released: September 12, 2014.
Genre: Pop Rock, Country.
Label: Columbia.
Number Of Tracks: 12.
With the release of "Bulletproof Picasso" we get a collection of songs possibly best described as "adult contemporary" or "mellow pop rock."
POSTED: 09/17/2014 - 04:52 am
Released: Apr 13, 2012.
Genre: Rock, Pop Rock, Folk Rock.
Label: Columbia, Sony.
Number Of Tracks: 11.
"California 37" is the sixth studio album from Train, with the lead single "Drive By" getting heavy radio play.
POSTED: 04/18/2012 - 08:07 am
Released: Feb 24, 1998.
Genre: Pop/Rock.
Label: Aware Records.
Number Of Tracks: Train.
This album is way less poppy than My Private Nation. There are also many more acoustic songs.
POSTED: 02/11/2010 - 02:11 am
Released: Mar 27, 2001.
Genre: Alternative Rock, Piano Rock.
Label: Columbia Records.
Number Of Tracks: 11.
Out of Train's 5 records, Drops of Jupiter seems to top them off. They have a unique sound on this particular album that is hard to top.
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LEONIA, N.J. (CBSNewYork) — A woman was struck and killed by a school bus in Leonia on Thursday morning, officials said.
Police told 1010 WINS' Al Jones the pedestrian was talking on her phone and walking against the light. She was struck around 8:30 a.m. in the middle of Broad Avenue by a minibus turning left off Fort Lee Road, authorities said.
The victim was dragged four car lengths before the bus came to a stop in front of Mayor John DeSimone's hardware store, Jones reported.
Two people got off the bus and went into DeSimone's store, the mayor said.
"One was a counselor. One was a special-needs child," DeSimone told Jones. "The older child was physically distraught about the whole thing."
Aerial footage from the scene shows a school bus surrounded by emergency workers at the scene.
A witness said the female bus driver was crying while being questioned by police.
"It terrifies me and makes me wonder … was it somebody I know?" the witness told Jones.
Bergen County prosecutors said an active investigation was underway.
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Kumar Sangakkara's 2011 MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture.
"Kumar Sangakkara delivered an exceptional speech in his 2011 MCC Spirit of Cricket Cowdrey Lecture, touching on the history, culture and opportunities for Sri Lankan cricket as well a moving recounting of the terrorist attack on their team bus in Pakistan." [more inside]
The Sachin Tendulkar of Cricketblogging
For me, this was a first experience of seeing India play at home, and of Sachin Tendulkar playing in front of his own people. I chose a good game with which to start. I can think of few, if any, experiences in sport to match watching Tendulkar succeed in a home game. Roger Federer may occupy a similar status of universally-acknowledged greatness within tennis, but I think it is fair to say that Switzerland is not quite as passionate about tennis as India is about cricket. If Federer were to simultaneously play tennis whilst hoarding gold and providing banking facilities for dubious dictators, perhaps the fervour of his support would match that for Sachin. But the Swiss population is unlikely ever to top the one billion mark.Don't know a thing about cricket? Wouldn't know a wicket from a googly? Don't worry, you won't have to know a thing to enjoy Andy Zaltzman's World Cup Blog. He is traveling around Bangladesh, India and Sri Lanka attending various games. Zaltzman is best known to the world for the fabulous podcast The Bugle which he does with John Oliver. Therefore it should come as no surprise that he also does a cricket podcast. And he tweets about cricket too.
800 Wickets
Muttiah Muralitharan, who is retiring from Test cricket, takes his 800th Test wicket. [more inside]
So, you thought Cricket was for sissies, aye?
First, a bit of an introduction to the game of Cricket (youtube) for those of us who may not be familiar with the sport. Next, a few clips (1, 2, 3, 4) on how awesome the Gentleman's Game can be (and you thought we didn't do anything but roam around in our white pants and cotton shirts...). But, if that wasn't enough for you, then here's a taste of Twenty20 Cricket (the fast, fast paced version of the game), and the new DLF Indian (pdf) Premier League. (This is in addition to the One Day Matches, which were instituted to bring in a bit more excitement into the game during the 1970's, prior to which the match only consisted of Tests. However, some purists still maintain that the game would've been better served had it not been commercalized to the extent that it has, and still prefer the leisurely pace of the original format to its current incarnation.) [more inside]
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Garfield Minus Garfield by Paws, Inc.
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This is boring with a hat. (fixed the top one for you.)
this is probably the stupidest idea yet. and this from an extremely talented artist who NEVER seems to repeat a gag. this idea is neither amusing nor interesting. whoever talked mr. davis into this one ought to be canned.
"Garfield Minus Garfield takes everyone's favorite fat cat out of the picture, leaving us with only the lonely ennui of Jon as he's left to voice thoughts about his own existence into an empty void."
But hats are NEVER boring!
I'm pretty sure Davis doesn't even right all his strips any more and I'm also pretty confident that he doesn't all of draw them either. Not as if when he did they were ever that funny.
This idea is hilarious. :D
draw all of them*
Yes. Yes, we do.
Mr. Davis has been creating boring strips for awhile.
They were funny w/Garfield in them, hence the name of the comic strip. Not sure why reprinting or redrawing them again without Garfield is so funny. and really? it's "inspired" by creator Jim Davis, it IS Jim Davis' work, just redone. Lame.
I think he still writes them, but doesn't draw them.
The original of this strip is fairly old. I'm pretty sure I have it in a book. The GMG version is not done by Mr. Davis.
Agreed. Garfield stopped being really funny years ago…An' let's face it – Jon was never funny, except as the foil of our favorite feline.
If the intent of GMG is to inject new life into a very tired old strip – well, here's a
NEWSFLASH! – It ain't workin' !
Sometimes it's best to just walk away when you're on top – it's far classier than going this route when you've hit bottom…
Well changing it up a little is still kinda funny, and I think that some of these GMG strips are pretty good. For instance the one where Jon says: "Life is strange and mysterious" and then his pant leg rises for no reason. It's just a quirky and weird form of humor that I think is rather funny. sometimes.
why was garfields nose so pink back then?
he looks like santa!
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