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India won the first T20 by a margin of 54 runs. with the help of wickets from Axar Patel, Harbhajan Singh, Stuart Binny and Mohit sharma.
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The Madison Trip offered the opportunity to learn about how their community leaders are balancing environmental protection, social objectives and economic development opportunities. Specifically, we learned about:
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- How Madison is maintaining and enhancing its downtown and how they have integrated a new performing arts facility;
- How they are addressing workforce housing and their process for adopting their inclusionary zoning ordinance and how its working; and
- Their town/university relationships and their creative approaches to increasing cooperation.
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When: We departed the morning of Sunday, September 24 and returned the evening of Tuesday, September 26.
Where: We stayed in the Madison Concourse Hotel in downtown Madison
What: Interesting panel discussions on town/gown relations, their research park, downtown, the arts, workforce housing and the environment. The trip will also include tours of the community, downtown, their performing arts center and the research park.
Who: 102 community leaders from the greater Chapel Hill and Carrboro area.
How Much: Conference registration fees were $1,095 for a double occupancy room and $1,295 for a single occupancy room. Scholarship funds were made available. Registration fees included airfare, ground transportation, meals, receptions and conference materials. Registrations by July 14 received preferred pricing.


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Pittsburgh, Pa. – 'The Gauntlet' turned ugly on Wednesday night for the Marquette Golden Eagles at the Petersen Events Center.
What had been an entertaining game with the No. 3 Pittsburgh Panthers over the opening 24 minutes got completely out of hand over the final 16, with the net result being a 90-75 defeat for the Golden Eagles – their third in a week as they completed a torturous run against consecutive top-10 opponents.
MU held a 57-48 lead with 15 minutes 58 seconds remaining in the game only to see Pittsburgh close the game on a 42-18 run and send the Golden Eagles home with their first three-game losing streak in more than two years.
Jerel McNeal scored 23 points, Lazar Hayward added 22 points and 10 rebounds, and Wesley Matthews added 16 points as 13th-ranked MU (23-7, 12-5 Big East) will now need a victory from Providence over Villanova to have any shot at obtaining the fourth seeding in the upcoming Big East Tournament.
DeJuan Blair scored 23 points to lead five players in double figures for Pittsburgh (27-3, 14-3), while Sam Young added 18 and Levance Fields 17. The Panthers are now 18-0 at home this season, and could land a possible No. 1 seeding in the NCAA tournament if they can knock off No. 1 Connecticut on Saturday.
MU shot 42.6% while allowing Pittsburgh to shoot 63.0% -- a season-worst performance by the Golden Eagles.
The Golden Eagles burst out of the locker room, opening the second half on a 16-3 run to take a 52-46 lead at the 17:05 mark.
Matthews had seven points, and McNeal and Maurice Acker both hit three-pointers to lead the way.
Two Blair free throws slowed the tide momentarily for the Panthers, but after a pretty spinning baseline jumper by Matthews and then a three from deep on the right wing by McNeal extended MU's lead to 57-48, and silenced the crowd of 12,508.
Then, in less than two minutes, the Golden Eagles allowed the momentum to shift completely.
After a Young layup cut the deficit to 57-50, MU embarked on three fruitless trips downcourt that consisted of two bad three-point misses by McNeal and another by Matthews.
Pittsburgh rebounded all three and cashed in on the other end each time, with a monstrous dunk by Blair that nearly brought the basket down knotting the score at 57-57 and getting the crowd right back into the game.
Hayward's third three stopped the bleeding after that, but only briefly. Pittsburgh outscored MU, 12-3, over the next 4 ½ minutes to regain control at 69-63 with 8:55 left, and by the 4:39 mark the run had ballooned to 23-5, eliminating any remaining mystery.
By the time all was said and done, McNeal had logged his fourth consecutive 40-minute outing, and fifth of the season, and Matthews his third consecutive.
MU got its best work done in the first half with Acker, starting at point guard for the second straight game, on the bench.
After a 13-0 Panthers run left the Golden Eagles behind, 17-9, a little less than 8 minutes into the game, coach Buzz Williams brought David Cubillan in and had both McNeal and Matthews initiate the offense.
With a little more muscle defensively and on the glass, and 4 three-pointers over a 3 1/2-minute stretch, MU pulled to within 37-34 with 3:07 left in the first half. But a 6-2 run by Pittsburgh the rest of the way sent the Golden Eagles into halftime trailing, 43-36.
The Golden Eagles were in danger of getting run out of the building early on, as the Panthers had more offensive rebounds (three) than MU had total rebounds (two) at the midway point of the first half. Pittsburgh was also shooting better than 70.0%.
The Panthers wound up shooting 60.7%, but the Golden Eagles went into the locker room at 48.0% themselves, and had narrowed the gap on the boards to 15-11.
Pittsburgh, not surprisingly, scored 26 of its 43 points in the paint, and turned seven MU turnovers into 12 points. It also outscored MU, 6-0, on the fast break – an aberration for the normally high-octane Golden Eagles.
McNeal and Hayward had 12 apiece for the Golden Eagles, who knocked down 6 of 10 three-pointers. Blair had 13 points and Young and Dixon eight apiece for the Panthers.


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BANGKOK (Bernama) – Thai Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister General Prawit Wongsuwon has acknowledged the good relations between Bangkok and Phnom Penh, following his two-day official visit to the neighbouring country, Thai News Agency (TNA) reported.
Speaking at a press conference on Thursday after returning from his trip to Cambodia, General Prawit said that he and his entourage received a warm welcome and stressed that both neighbouring countries were now enjoying good ties.
The Thai deputy premier stated that he and his entourage, including Royal Thai Armed Forces chiefs and the national police chief, attended the Thai-Cambodian General Border Committee (GBC) in Phnom Penh to discuss bilateral cooperation along the common border, as well as on public safety, anti-narcotics and human trafficking and immigrant labour
Plans to set up economic zones in Thailand's eastern border Trat and Sa Kaeo Provinces were also discussed.
The Thai deputy premier noted that the Thai-Cambodian GBC did not raise issues related to the ancient Preah Vihear Temple, situated along the common border, but the Cambodian side proposed that both countries increase communications between their officials at the operational level to further develop bilateral relations and understanding.
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Lud-In-The-Mist (original 1926; edition 2005)
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This book is full of parables that you can feel the essence of, but never quite get with your conscious mind. But same as how in the book it's told that the characters understood certain things not with their mind but somehow differently, you understand it as well, without really understanding it. It's like remembering a dream after waking up - somehow it all makes sense, although nothing really does, and things can't be arranged in order at all, happening simultaneously but at the same time one after another, and having logical links without really having any at all. It's weird, but I think that's the way this book works as well. At the same time it's really sad, and also nostalgic in a sad way (as opposed to the sweet kind of nostalgia you have about, say, things from your childhood), of things that never really had anything to do with you and your life. It's like you're hearing the Note too, same as Nathaniel Chanticleer, but you have no idea what it is. It's one of those books that leaves you wondering about what happened in it at all, but then you're also not sure if it's only just a book you read..
Of course, I come to this novel via Tim Powers, who quoted it quite tantalizingly and memorably in Last Call as one to which Scott Crane and his late wife often referred in their intimate shorthand with one another. At one point Susan's ghost, or at least the chthonic spirt-of-alcohol that is impersonating Susan refers to "a blackish canary" ("canary" as in the sense of "a shade of yellow" rather than that of the bird of that name) as a way of commenting on Scott's refusal to grasp what is really going on and his dismissal thereof as really pretty unimportant anyway... Such a strange phrase, that, I've always wanted to see it in context and see where it came from.
Well, now I know. And its source is just as intriguing and maddening and wonderful and mind-bogglingly cool as I had hoped it would be.
Lud-in-the-Mist is one of those open secrets by which real fantasy fans of a certain wistful, thoughtful, poetic type know each other, I think. Originally published in 1926, it dates from the same era that gave us H.P. Lovecraft and Lord Dunsany and Clark Ashton Smith, and shares some of the dreamlike qualities of the best of those writers' work, but has none of the menace and horror. At least not overtly, though, and I rejoice to say it, Mirlees' version of fairies and Fairyland is quite, quite uncanny.
At first the book reminded me more than a little of Mervyn Peake's Gormenghast works, the first of which, Titus Groan, I am about halfway through reading but may not ever finish not so much out of dislike as exhaustion with Peake's "fantasy of manners" and its glacial slowness and hypnotic stolidity* and its near lack of action. But soon I realized that this was an altogether sprightlier work, for all its early chapter concerns with a politically and socially powerful father who regards his son as a mere adjunct or appendage of his own identity.
But then the book comes into its own just as Nathan Chanticleer's young son is suddenly revealed to him as a whole 'nother human being when he stumbles into confessing that he has broken the city of Lud-in-the-Mist's single greatest taboo: he has eaten fairy fruit. Fairy fruit being something between a narcotic and a food exported by the nation that borders Chanticleer's own, that being Fairyland. You know, where fairies are, and magic and stuff. Stuff that has been expunged as thoroughly as possible from memory and consciousness by the middle class of Lud-in-the-Mist as part of their socio-political coup that rid the city of its irrational hereditary aristocracy and its feudalistic ways.
Of course, in ridding the city of its old masters and replacing them with rational, vaguely meritocratic,profit-minded new ones, much was lost, and many did not give it up lightly. Thus a sort of cult in which the last Duke, Aubrey, is basically an avatar of the Green Man, still quietly flourishes in Lud-in-the-Mist and its environs, and lots of secret doings can be traced back to this cult and its adherents, witting and un-. Which is how, of course, the youngest Chanticleer winds up eating fairy fruit and in so doing turn everything possible on its head.
The rest of the plot winds up being almost a cozy mystery as Nathan tries to track down how this unspeakable thing has happened to his (belated) pride and joy. A cozy mystery with truly wonderful grace notes, including astonishingly lovely prose and wonderful insights into the nature of truth, the power of belief, and the limitations of reason. ""Reason, I know, is only a drug, and, as such, its effects are never permanent" says one city father to another. "But, like the juice of the poppy, it often gives a temporary relief."
A lot of Lud-in-the-Mist deals with just that kind of careful construction of reality in which each of us is constantly engaging in our heads, construction that involves careful choices about what to let in, what to ignore, and what to abhor as impossible or otherwise unreal. The nature of the Law comes in for special scrutiny; as the most unusual and interesting variety of consensual delusion, it is the perfect foil for the delusions and unrealities of (pardon me for using such coarse language, but sometimes one must, to get one's point across) Fairyland.
If at times Lud-in-the-Mist feels a tad too allegorical, the effect is of short duration. One is quickly distracted from this jaundiced view of the book by the characters and their surroundings, that glow with vibrant color and come to such vivid life one might think one has been slipped some fairy fruit onself. Or wish to have been.
*If anyone ever tries to make a feature film of these books (I understand there was a BBC miniseries early this century), I insist Werner Herzog get first crack at it, and that he hypnotize his cast every shooting day like he did for Heart of Glass and has them perform so entranced. But we don't need that to happen, really, because we have Heart of Glass.
The story holds a pervasive charm even as it treats of somber and malefic aspects of life. Mirrlees simply opts to take it all as evidence of the world's Goodness, I think, and is no Pollyanna. In place of the horror of the young, then, the acceptance of those who have endured as well as enjoyed.
The book does read like Cabell (the notion of the Note, the prose of the story, the dialogue of characters), though for all that hers is a different voice, a different sensibility, if sympathetic. Mirrlees also has a great vocabulary, with a penchant for archaic and rare words like Cabell and Leiber and other fantasists. A stroke of genius to always hint at the fey, at least through the first third, and in this respect not only by talking of them rather than featuring them as characters, but also that the Ludites and Dorimarites themselves generally speak of the fey as though the latter were permanently offstage. There are ready sayings and common gestures and traditions, a folklore of the Silent People, but nothing in current society. Even for the characters in the novel, then, the fey are once removed. It is a ready analogue of our world, as different this world she builds might first appear.
Perhaps Mirrlees's most striking invention (if not the Note already mentioned) is her idea that Law is the obverse of fairy fruit, and consequently, the World-in-Law the counter to Faerie.
"But you remember what my father said [Nathaniel to his friend Ambrose] about the Law being man's substitute for fairy fruit? Fairy things are all of them supposed to be shadowy cheats -- delusion. But man can't live without delusion, so he creates for himself another delusion, the world-in-law, subject to no other law than the will of man, where man juggles with facts to his heart's content, and says, 'If I choose I shall make a man old enough to be my father my son, and if I choose I shall turn fruit into silk and black into white, for this is the world I have made myself, and here I am master.' And he creates a monster to inhabit it -- the man-in-law, who is like a mechanical toy and always behaves exactly as he is expected to behave, and is no more like you and me than are the faeries." [162-63]
This is a powerful idea, it embraces both modern economic game theory and the Law of Thelema, and my guess is that Mirrlees attended to more of its nuance and implications than she states explicitly, to her enduring credit.
Mirrlees offers, above or perhaps behind her very engaging tale, a sad critique of Reason, and civilisation. Not in a nihilist sense, but a Romantic sense of hopelessness or disappointment. It is this theme and its relation to the World-in-Law which will reward a rereading, I think.
From Lin Carter's preface or foreword to the Ballantine Adult Fantasy imprint:
The novel really begins when Master Nathaniel Chanticleer, one of the most respected burghers of Dorimare, of a fine old family, learns that his young son has been tempted to eat of fairy fruit. The emotional crisis that follows, and Chanticleer's painful re-examination of all the tenets by which he has lived so long, is the heart and crux of Miss Mirrlees' brilliant and deeply moving novel, which culminates in the desperate quest of Master Nathaniel after his wandering exiled son to the very borders of Faerie ... and beyond. [x]
A candidate from the novel for the Library of Imaginary Books: Traces of Fairy in the Inhabitant's Customs, Arts, Vegetation and Language of Dorimare [14]
I don't usually put too much credence into book blurbs by famous authors, but for some reason Gaiman's blurb got my attention and I'm glad it did. This really is amazing stuff. It feels very British and definitely old school. This isn't anything like modern fantasy, it's very subtle and very character based. The wonder is still there even though there's not magic flying around and there are no epic battles (or actually any battles of any type). The world is simple and needs little description, it's so classic you just kind of find yourself in it without having to read the first six books of the series.
It reminded me of [book:The Gormenghast Novels|39058] from Meryvn Peake but more fun; each character was so colorful, they were so absurd in their words and actions that I couldn't help but fall in love with them. The language is archaic and beautiful and that only adds to the feeling of being in a fairy tale you missed while growing up.
Would love to see a BBC adaptation of this.
Nathaniel Chanticleer is the mayor of the titular town, a mercantile and prosaic place whose social order is threatened by the illicit importation of fairy fruit from neighbouring Fairyland. The threat turns personal when the mayor's own son is found to have tasted the forbidden fruit, and Nathaniel - a middle-aged man who by preference devotes his time to committee meetings and formal dinners - is cast on a journey that will transform both himself and his town.
A reflection on the interplay between reason and imagination, the apparent message is that we need a middle way between the excesses of each, between Lud's deadening conventionality and Fairyland's chaos. The story as such is perhaps not the most compelling, but it's beautifully written. From the point of view of the retrospective genre assignment as high fantasy, there isn't much action, but a lot of attention to characters, their relationships and foibles.
I came across this because of the LT user recommendation saying it was written as a response to Lord Dunsany's The King of Elfland's Daughter (which I read last year). There's a certain mirror symmetry between them - in Dunsany's book the fields we know and the lands of fairy become entangled due to initiative from our side, and the results are disastrous; in Mirrlees' the initiative comes from the other side, and the consequences overall for the better. Anyone who likes the one is likely to like the other.
The psychologist C. J. Jung maintained that the true purpose of middle age was the integration of all the varying, and sometimes unacknowledged, aspects of our personalities. Perhaps this accounts for the unusual protagonist of Hope Mirrlees's Lud-in-the-Mist (1925), one of the most admired fantasy novels of the 20th century — and one that is clearly intended for adults. Mirrlees's book explores the need to embrace what we fear, to come to terms with what Jung called the shadow, those sweet and dark impulses that our public selves ignore or repress. There are no elven blades or cursed rings here; no epic battles either, and the novel's hero resembles the aged Bilbo Baggins more than the charismatic, sword-wielding Aragorn.
Neil Gaiman once said in conversation that Lud-in-the-Mist "deals with the central matter of fantasy -- the reconciliation of the fantastic and the mundane." Which, perhaps, comes as close to the heart of the question as anybody's going to get.
To learn more, you'll simply have to read the book.
The book is a curio, meandering between broad comedy, suspense, murder mystery and adventure, veering from moments of slapstick to moving scenes of pathos. Like all good magic tricks, the charm of the book lies in the craft of its glamour and sleight of hand. While it has its fair share of lo! and behold!, the simplicity of the writing conceals exquisite turns of phrase and an underlying intensity that can burst unexpectedly upon the reader. Nevertheless, it is hard to deny the book's weaknesses. Mirrlees' plotting is episodic, and the overwhelming feeling at the end is deflation that the long-promised fireworks of the final confrontation in Faerie should take place offstage. But by this point, it's clear that Lud-in-the-Mist is not all it seems: what at first appears to be a hotchpotch novel reveals itself as a carefully-considered - if not executed - allegory about the nature of 'fantasy'.
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Amazon.com Product Description (ISBN 0345258487, Mass Market Paperback)Helen Hope Mirrlees (1887-1978) was a British translator, poet and novelist. She is best known for the 1926 Lud-in-the-Mist, a fantasy novel and influential classic.
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Krystal looked over at Roy, "Kry~ Stal! Kry! Kry! Spectrum!"
Roy looks over, and starts flappin ihs hands, "Yal! Royal!"
Krystal looks at Roy rather intently and nods, "Spectrum!"
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Krystal looks over at Roy, and tosses the ball that she had gathered behind her. It then rolls off into the distance gathering what ever it runs into, provided that the ball is bigger, not seeming to stop. Krystal chides, "you are humming the wrong song!"
Roy shakes his in surprise, "I am?"
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Krystal's belly gets bigger and bigger before launching a large bubble out of her mouth at Lumpy who had just been walking by. Luimpy finds himself trapped in the bubble. Krystal nods, "that!"
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Id continues, "Next day's function high class luncheon / Food they're are serving you're stone cold munchin' / Music comes on people start to dance / But then you ate so much you nearly split your pants / A girl starts walking guys start gawking / Sits down next to you and starts talking / Says she wants to dance 'cause she likes to groove / So come on fatso bus--"
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Greeting those good - or, rather, bad - old things in life. Things that happen everyday, to so many different people, but usually, nobody cares. Sometimes, people do.
Hello, tears, hello, fears,
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I often see you around.
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Why are you so rare?
Why have you left me in this cruel world
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Hello, peace, hello, police,
Where have you gone now?
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Can we stop it? How?
Hello, virtue, hello, pursue,
Seems like you're never coming back.
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Hello, breath, hello, death,
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Unsurprisingly, the 2017 Grammys will be a face off between Adele and Beyoncé in four categories, including Album of the Year.
But what is surprising, however, is who didn't make the cut in that category (or in other categories). Like any award show, the 2017 Grammys are filled with snubs and surprises, which are sure to leave fans upset, shocked and feeling like asking, "what?!" Alas, it happens every year, so here are the biggest snubs and surprises from the upcoming Grammys, which will be hosted by James Corden.
David Bowie's Blackstar in Album of the Year: While the late legend's album was nominated in other categories, including Best Alternative Music Album and Best Recording Package, fans certainly expected to see his last album in the Album of the Year category. But that wasn't the case.
Sia's This Is Acting in Album of the Year: Considering singles from this album appeared pretty much everywhere, it's surprising to see that Sia's work didn't make the cut in what now appears to be a cutthroat category. She did, however, manage to score a nomination for her album in the Best Pop Vocal Album Category, so she wasn't totally snubbed.
Lukas Graham for Best New Artist: Even though his megahit "7 Years" scored seven nominations, Graham was completely snubbed in this category.
Alessia Cara for Best New Artist: The 20-year-old pop star stole the show with her first single "Here" and even earned critical praise for her debut album Know-It-All, but it just wasn't enough to catch the Recording Academy's eye, apparently.
Drake's "One Dance" in Record/Song of the Year: This track was one of the songs of the summer, but it didn't make the cut in this category. Drake did manage to earn an Album of the Year nomination, so it's not all bad.
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Justin Timberlake's "Can't Stop the Feeling!" in Record/Song of the Year: JT's catchy tune for the Trolls soundtrack earned a nomination in the Best Song Written for Visual Media category but was overlooked in this major category.
Justin Bieber's "Sorry" for Record/Song of the Year: The Biebs did earn four nominations, including Album of the Year for Purpose, but his chart-topping dance song was overlooked in both categories. "Love Yourself," however, did earn a nomination, so it's not a complete snub.
Shawn Mendes for Best New Artist: Despite a plethora of hits in 2016, the 18-year-old crooner didn't make the cut.
Radiohead's A Moon Shaped Pool for Album of the Year: Critical acclaim wasn't enough for the band's first album in five years to earn a nomination. The album did earn nods in the Best Alternative Music Album and Best Rock Song categories.
Anderson .Paak for Best New Artist: The rapper and R&B musician already has released several albums, so is he really new?
Sturgill Simpson's A Sailor's Guide to Earth for Album of the Year: The country crooner beat out Bowie's Blackstar in this category, but his latest album never placed higher than No. 3 on Billboard's chart.
Mike Posner's "I Took a Pill in Ibiza" for Song of the Year: Although it was a solid radio hit, many fans will be surprised to see this beat out other tracks in the coveted category. It's Posner's first Grammy nomination.
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Amy Schumer for Best Spoken Word: The 2017 Grammys will bring Schumer one step closer to an EGOT should she win in this category for her audiobook reading of Girl With the Lower Back Tattoo. She's also nominated in the Best Comedy Album Category for her Live at the Apollo special.
Beyoncé for Best Rock Performance: While her nominations are never a surprise, it is different to see her appear in this category for "Don't Hurt Yourself" with Jack White. They'll be up against artists such as Twenty One Pilots and Disturbed.
Blake Shelton and Gwen Stefani in Best Country Duo/Group Performance: Their hit song "Go Ahead and Break My Heart" surprisingly didn't make it into this category, despite its high ranking on charts—and fans' shipping of the couple.
What do you think of this year's snubs and surprises? Sound off in the comments!