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Brendan Ryan
Background: Good athlete but inconsistent in many aspects of the game, proverbial "gamer" that only knows how to play at one speed; erratic arm at short, actions are not fluid, and I don't like his footwork; will occasionally make the great play but miss the routine ones; decent bat speed and good strike zone judgment; not very strong, won't add much bulk; stance takes away from his power; spread-eagle style in a Bagwell fashion to add balance to his stroke, but doesn't have the raw power to pull it off; fastball hitter that is beaten too often by good off-speed stuff; all sorts of injury problems all season (finger, wrist, hamstring, back)
Potential Impact: Shows some potential but needs to put it together for much longer stretches
Overall Future Potential Grade (OFP): 40 (Triple-A players that may get some cups of coffee in the big leagues – may not embarrass themselves in the Majors, but not someone you want on your team)
Nick Stavinoha
Background: Strong frame with power to all fields; Angels reportedly wanted him instead of Terry Evans in the Jeff Weaver deal; held his own at Double-A this season; Cards challenged him right after he was drafted by pushing him right to a full-season league; chases too many breaking balls and appears to pick up the slider a bit too late; goes after pitches he has no chance of driving; can turn on good fastballs with his plus power; below average range in right field but his arm will play there, and he does take good routes to the ball
Potential Impact: Has done OK so far, but my big question is how much better he's actually going to get; I can't help but feel he's close to his ceiling already, and that may not be enough to wind up anything more than a backup
OFP: 45 (Still Major Leaguers, but backups or fringe everyday players; some #5 starters, early-inning middle relievers, situational lefty relievers)
Amaury Marti
Background: Marti is a Cuban defector that played for their national team under the name Amaury Casanas; like fellow defector Michael Abreu, Marti's age is a mystery – he says he is 28 and there are many informed sources that agree; other sources swear he is 33 – he fled to Mexico and jumped the border into the US in Texas and headed for Miami; because he applied for residence in the US, he was subject to the amateur draft, and the Cardinals picked him in the 18th round after watching him in independent ball and in their spring camp (when they thought he was a free agent they could sign at any time); now that he's here, what is he? very, very strong arms and ferocious bat speed with great raw power; his arm will play in right field and he gets good jumps but he is unsure of his routes at times; strangely, he often doesn't hustle out ground balls; some in the Cardinals organization think he can progress to the Major Leagues very quickly, but I think he's going to struggle mightily with the strikeouts; he's already shown a good tendency to chase at the lower levels, though he will hit mistake pitches once in a while; one scout mentioned his swing looks a lot like Juan Senreiso's to him, and Senreiso is a strikeout machine still trying to get out of Double-A
Potential Impact: The raw tools are certainly intriguing but to me he looks like another in a long line of if Cuban defectors that ultimately couldn't hit enough, regardless of age – I've seen this movie before, and I know the ending
Stuart Pomeranz
Background: Tall 6'7" hurler features four pitches: a four-seamer, a two-seamer, a good 75-76 knuckle curve and a changeup which has potential but lacks refinement; fastball tops out in the low-90's; keeps his pitches down in the zone well; tries to nibble too much at time and works behind in the count a little too often; tries to mix up his looks with the fastballs by running one in on righties and sinking the other; doesn't use his height well because of his lower arm angle on his delivery; gets groundballs but no out pitch; doesn't get rattled and pitches with confidence regardless of situation; quiet, soft-spoken guy needs sharper command within the zone; missed some time this past season with a strained oblique
Potential Impact: Doesn't profile as a particularly noteworthy starter, but has a chance to eat up innings in the back end of a Major League rotation
Eric Haberer
Background: Groundballer can throw four-seamer at 86-88 and also a cutter; slider at 77-78 and there are some occasions when he throws it quite well; curve at 77-80 that he hangs too often, but shows some promise; average change; command is the key to everything for him, his pitches move, but he's had a lot of control problems with his secondary pitches and has problems with fastball command especially; nibbled too much and then left too many over the heart of the plate this past season; one plus is that he does generally keep the ball in the park; he has some stuff to work with but a lot of refinement is needed – he has to be able to throw a breaking ball for a strike because he can't get by on just the location of his fastballs
Potential Impact: Might be miscast as a starter despite his assortment of pitches; might be better served working in the pen and concentrating on throwing less pitches with more command; perhaps a situational lefty-type but still probably a Triple-A hurler
Mike Parisi
Background: None of his stuff really stands out; 91-92 straight fastball that comes right over the top; mixes in a curve at 75-77 with nice bite, but it needs to be more consistent – he still hangs a few too many; slider is fringe average and change is solid average and he needs to utilize it a bit more; keeps a book on every start about what went right, what went wrong and what he can improve; has had problems with big first innings – would come out too hyped up and get lit up early before settling in and pitching well; pitches aggressively in the zone; will lose his downward plane now and then and needs to understand that he can't over power hitters with his stuff
Potential Impact: Decent pitches overall, but general inconsistency and poor feel are problems
Dennis Dove
Background: Main asset is a 93-94 straight fastball and raw arm strength; a little hesitation in his delivery as he enters his stride towards the plate; converted to pen this season because of lack of decent secondary pitches; command issues; mechanics not clean; missed much of 2004 with ankle problems; curve is probably second-best pitch at 79 but it's mediocre; bottom line is he really can't do too much at the moment except throw hard
Potential Impact: Lack of pitchability and secondary stuff will likely keep him in minors for extended time


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Newcastle struggled mightily in the Europa League last season, simply because the squad was not big enough or good enough to play two games most weeks, and Alan Pardew has again talked about the league today.
Alan Pardew – not keen on Europa League
Alan says that it is unfair on clubs to be asked to play on a Thursday night and then on the following Sunday, but if ever make the Champions League again, as we did under both Bobby Robson and Kevin Keegan, we'd have to play on Wednesday nights and then on Saturday or Sunday.
Alan talked about the Europa League, which is a lot of hard work for very little reward, at least in terms of money:
"I think it is a difficult competition for Premier League clubs, and I've always said that" "I do not think it is fair that in the modern game, with the physical demands there are, players are expected to be playing Thursday night and Sunday."
"It is tough, and tough on Spurs, but the advantage they have over us last year is numbers, quality numbers and experience as well." "As a squad, they have a lot more experience of Europe than we had, and that goes for the staff as well."
"That gives them a slightly stronger hand. But hopefully it should help us, and I am not going to say that it doesn't." "They've got so many players to choose from, and they certainly have the depth of squad to make them serious contenders for Europe,"
It will be interesting to see what happens if Newcastle do qualify for the Europa League again, because to be successful in that competition there are a lot of games, and then some of the Champions League clubs who are unsuccessful in the top competition, drop down to the Europa League, which is a bit bizarre to say the least.
There's not much money to be made in the Europa League, and we worked out last season the clubs get about 1/7 of what the Champions League teams get – and they can make over £30M for participating and having good runs in the top European league.
But if we do qualify for the Europa League again, we would need to fortify the squad to ensure we can ensure a decent run in Europe and not be also fighting relegation, like we were last season.
It gives Newcastle some prestige to play in the Europa League if not much money.
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Details about upcoming film ParaNorman have been pretty sparse: An image here and there, some hints at a zombie plot, but not a whole lot else. But because it's Halloween and everyone's in a spooky mood, Laika, the animation company that made Coraline, has released this sneak peek at the mystery movie.
The clip doesn't necessarily give many more hints about the misunderstood-boy-saves-town-from-zombies plot, but it does show just how lush and cool-looking this stop-motion 3-D film is going to be. It also shows that there may be more than just zombies afoot in Norman's town.
What else do we know about ParaNorman? What Laika will say is that the movie will be a "comedy thriller" in which a small town calls upon a young man — Norman — who has the uncanny ability to speak with the dead. Norman must use this unnatural skill to save his town from a curse that's hundreds of years old.
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Thursday, September 6, 2012
ARDEN, NC: The Carolina Boys Quartet recently renewed their recording contract with Skyland Records, a division of Crossroads Entertainment & Marketing, Inc.
Group manager Chuck Lowe stated: "The Carolina Boys are proud to re-sign with Skyland, and are honored to be a part of the Crossroads family. God has blessed our ministry in so many ways, and our association with Crossroads is one of those many blessings!"
Crossroads Studio Manager Jeff Collins added: "It has always been a pleasure in being a part of this South Carolina based quartet. Chuck Lowe and all the guys are always fun to be around, ready and eager to do whatever is asked of them. We're excited to play a part in their continued growth and musical journey, and pray for much success in the Carolina Boys' future!"


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Parks '85 Wins Pulitzer Prize for Drama
Orchards Golf Club to Host 2004 U.S. Women's Open
Wisdom Conference Deemed a Great Beginning
Bernhard Schlink to Give Reading April 15
Alexander Stille to Deliver Annual Italian Lecture April 17
Miss the 2002 Faculty Show
Planning Expert Timothy Brennan to Speak April 16
Group to Host Dialogues on the Middle East
Be or Not to Be a Woman: That Is the Question for Smith-Howard's
Smith: "My Job Is to Make People Notice"
Police Jane Ashbrook Southworth '63 and Her Goose Dog Bess
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Week at MHC
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of The Lady Cavaliers, a New York City-based, nonprofit
action theatre company that was created to promote a stronger
female image through the art of stage combat, came to MHC
to train Hamlet actors in the art of using a sword.
"Frailty, thy
name is woman!" laments Shakespeare's Hamlet. In traditional
productions of the famous tragedy, this criticism is Hamlet's
despair over the inability of the weaker sex" (his
mother Gertrude and all women) to honor their husbands with long
widowhood and mourning. In Alycia Smith-Howard's upcoming production,
the same lines can be heard as self-loathing, Hamlet's
own despair over her indecisiveness and seeming inability to avenge
her father's murder. The twist is one of many in Smith-Howard's
gender-bending Hamlet, in which Denmark's Prince Hamlet
is Princess Hamlet, a daughter denied her rightful throne and
caught in a web of corruption, intrigue, and sexual politics.
The production is scheduled to run at Rooke Theatre April 1820
and April 2627 at 8 pm, and April 28 at 2 pm.
has become so hackneyed," said Smith-Howard, visiting assistant
professor and departmental coordinator of first-year students
in the Department of Theatre Arts. Everyone has an opinion
on the play, regardless of whether they have actually read it
or not. I have even seen people mouthing the words along with
the actors, they know this play so well. So I began to ask, how
can we hear this play with new ears?"
Smith-Howard's answerthat
new (female) voices might give us 'new ears'goes a step
beyond casting a woman in the role of Hamlet, a long-standing
tradition made popular by actresses such as Sarah Siddons (1776)
and Sarah Bernhardt (1899). Her answer enacts an idea first expressed
by nineteenth-century scholar Edward P. Vining in The Mystery
of Hamlet (1881), the idea that Hamlet actually is female.
The charms of Hamlet's mind are essentially feminine in
their nature," wrote Vining. The question may be asked,
whether Shakespeare had the thought dawn up on him that this womanly
man might be in very deed a woman."
Smith-Howard's production
of Hamlet will also present other new voices. Although
all characters except Hamlet will remain their original sex, all
will be played by women. This reversal of the Elizabethan stage
practice of casting only male actors will seize the play for female
actors, says Smith-Howard, who is amused when people ask whether
the all-female cast will be confusing. In Shakespeare's
own time, male actors played all the parts," she says. We
have no evidence to suggest that his audience was 'confused' by
this convention. In fact, looking at the plays, we can see Shakespeare
delightfully exploiting this convention and taking it to all sorts
of gender-bending limits. In Twelfth Night, for example,
there would have been a male actor playing a female character
(Viola), who then takes on the disguise of a boy (Cesario). So
we have a boy pretending to be a girl, who is pretending to be
a boy! And in As You Like It we have a boy (the actor)
pretending to be a girl (Rosalind) pretending to be a boy (Ganymede)
pretending to be a girl (Rosalind)! Somehow Shakespeare's audience
was able to watch this and not get lost. I would like to think
that we are just as sophisticated as the Elizabethans."
Smith-Howard admits
that her Hamlet isn't for playgoers interested in watching
the play on autopilot," but she is confident that MHC
student actors have the sophistication to pull it off. Jeanne
(Beth) Wienert '04 agrees. I wouldn't contend that Shakespeare
intended Hamlet to be a woman, but playing Hamlet as a woman seems
really clear and really simple," said Wienert, who will play
the role of Hamlet. I don't find myself struggling or 'working
around lines' at all. In fact, this gender switch brings to the
surface a lot of lines that I didn't hear or focus on before.
If Hamlet is a woman, lines such as 'This is the kind of foreboding
that would trouble a woman' emphasize Hamlet's self-doubt and
self-hatred. I can experiment with delivering them toward others
or toward myself."
Smith-Howard is confident
that her production of Hamlet would have pleased Mary Ann
Buzz" Goodbody (19471975), the founder and first
artistic director of The Other Place, Stratford's studio theater
for the Royal Shakespeare Company (RSC). Like Smith-Howard, Goodbody
wanted to present classical theater in new ways. Goodbody's approach
at The Other Place and that theater's productions between 1974
and 1989 are the subjects of Smith-Howard's forthcoming history
Shakespeare at The Other Place (Ashgate Publishing, 2003).
Goodbody wanted
theater to be accessible and meaningful to a wide cross section
of society, not just the intelligentsia and middle classes,"
says Smith-Howard, whose research sources included Goodbody's
own director's notes, private papers, journal entries, and correspondence.
She wanted theater to be affordable, approachable, and accessible.
She wanted the young to experience it in a 'nonthreatening' environment."
Goodbody's idea was
to create an alternative to the Royal Shakespeare Theatre and
the Swan Theater, the Stratford venues of the RSC, at which she
felt directors and actors were sacrificing substance for pageantry.
Small and simple, The Other Place forced a minimalist style devoid
of pageantry, says Smith-Howard. The Other Place did not
accommodate gimmickry, huge complicated sets, or other theatrical
pyrotechnics," she explains. It was basically a leaky
tin shed that was cold in the winter and blistering in the summer,
but actors and audiences loved it! It placed the audience in a
closer proximity to the action, actors, text, and words. There
was no pretense, just great acting and great directing and little
else." Sold out in its very first season in 1974, The Other
Place has been called the training ground for an entire
generation of Shakespeare actors and directors."
In addition to being
her major research subject and directing influence, Goodbody has
also provided teaching inspiration for Smith-Howard. Ben
Kingsley, who played Hamlet in Goodbody's production of Hamlet
at The Other Place in 1975, once said to me that Buzz's greatest
gift was her ability to free her actors creatively. She inspired
them to find in themselves things that they never dreamt existed,
giving them a sense that 'everything is possible.' This is my
goal in all the work that I do as a teacher and director, to free
my students imaginatively. Students come to Shakespeare with such
baggage! They are told it's too hard for them to understand, it's
out of their reach intellectually or artistically, or, worse,
that it's boring or dead. I know how they feel; at one point in
my life I was even told point-blank I was the 'wrong color' for
Shakespeare. Comments like these only served to make me more determined.
I have always been rather defiant, so, like Goodbody, it is my
mission to shatter obtacles and preconceptions about who can 'do'
Shakespeare and how Shakespeare 'should' be done."
Before coming to MHC
in 2000, Smith-Howard was director of the Berea College Theatre
Laboratory, in Berea, Kentucky. She has directed plays in Europe,
Canada, and the United States, including the premiere of The
Coffee Trees, Arthur Giron's Guatemalan revision of Anton
Chekhov's The Cherry Orchard, at the Jelkyl Drama Center,
Berea, Kentucky. She has served as a dramaturg for London's Soho
Poly Theatre, for Aspect Theatre Company (London/Stockholm), and
for the Battersea Arts Centre's New Writers Project. Recently
she was the director of the International Dramaturgy Symposium,
held at the College in March, and was appointed to the Advisory
Committee of New WORLD Theatre in Amherst. She is also the MHC
representative to the Five College Multicultural Theatre Committee.
Smith-Howard's publications
include various articles and papers on Shakespeare, feminist scholarship,
and performance, and (with Greta Heintzelman) Tennessee Williams
A to Z: The Essential Reference to His Life and Work (Facts
on File, 2003). She was recently appointed to the Editorial Advisory
Board for Theatre: Its Art and Craft (fourth edition).
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Chief Buthelezi's answer should have reassured Mr de Klerk sufficiently to allow him a few hours of relatively untroubled sleep. It was the answer he gave Inkatha delegates yesterday afternoon at the end of a 'special general conference' called to decide whether to boycott the poll.
Inkatha would not contest the elections under the terms of the present constitution, Chief Buthelezi declared, but would continue to press for a solution in negotiations with the government and the African National Congress.
The reasons for Mr de Klerk's anxiety were twofold. First, on Saturday Chief Buthelezi had told the Inkatha conference, held at Ulundi, capital of his KwaZulu 'homeland', that the new constitution adopted last month was a recipe for his party's destruction and should, accordingly, be met with 'resistance'. Secondly, today Inkatha and its allies on the white right wing are due to meet the government and the ANC in what has been billed as a final attempt to arrive at a peaceful settlement.
The urgency of today's meeting is that Mr de Klerk is expected officially to ratify South Africa's April election date by midnight tonight. Once the date is promulgated in the government gazette, government officials said, no further possibility exists of amending the constitution until after the elections.
Chief Buthelezi is seeking essentially two amendments: he wants more power to be devolved to regional governments and for the election to be contested through two ballots, not one.
In the first case it is almost as if the Inkatha leader is pleading the ANC's cause, for all the polls indicate that the ANC will win the elections for at least seven of the nine new provincial governments, including the one in Inkatha's Natal-KwaZulu power-base.
On the second point Chief Buthelezi enjoys support beyond his right-wing constituency. The liberal Democratic Party and even the radical Pan-Africanist Congress agree that two ballots would be preferable to one. The point is that the elections will decide the composition both of the national and the provincial parliaments. The ANC and the government have reached the conclusion that the one-vote option written into the present constitutional rules would secure each a better result. The smaller parties surmise, not irrationally, that two votes would give them a better chance as a number of people might decide, in the manner of elections in the United States, to hedge their bets.
Whatever the merits of the arguments, a substantial number of Inkatha officials are known to disagree with their leader's rejectionist stance.
It is an open secret that a body of opinion within Inkatha holds to the view that failure to participate in the elections would mean political suicide for the party.
The separatist white far right, the Afrikaner Volksfront coalition, is also divided as to the wisdom of participating in the elections. But in this case it is their leader, General Constand Viljoen, who is sounding the moderate note.
At a Volksfront rally in Pretoria on Saturday the general, the South African Defence Force's overall chief in the early Eighties, floated the idea of participation, only to be met with a resounding chorus of boos from his audience, many of whom were members of Eugene Terre-Blanche's neo-Nazi Afrikaner Resistance Movement.
The conference's final resolution was that if their demand for an independent Afrikaner homeland was rejected they would resort to civil war.
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With Tony Abbott riding high in the polls, it was a headline that could have summed up the state-of-play two days out from the election.
The possibility of "Abbott holds whip hand" floated tantalisingly before the media, as the opposition leader inspected goods made from leather at an outer Brisbane factory.
Which - manna from journalistic heaven - included a whip.
"You can try the whip, Tony," a photographer called out hopefully to an understandably wary opposition leader, who has been praised and criticised in equal measure for his no-risk campaign.
"I was wondering when that suggestion was going to be made," Mr Abbott replied with his trademark laugh, before leaving the whip untouched on the table.
It was much safer to be snapped with the Sherrin footballs on show.
The Packer Leather factory in outer Brisbane was just one stop during the Abbott blitz of the capital in Queensland, which is crucial to the scale of the coalition's expected victory on Saturday.
If reports in the city's only metro newspaper are true, even Kevin Rudd could lose his Brisbane seat of Griffith as Labor falls.
The Murdoch-owned Courier Mail blared with a "Rudd free zone" headline on Thursday, providing Mr Abbott with added encouragement, if he needed any, at this late stage of the campaign.
Sport provided an unlikely theme for Day 32 of the election campaign, after Mr Abbott's deputy Julie Bishop described him as "captain-coach" of the coalition, and talked up his "talents" in the change rooms.
"He's out on the field playing as hard as the rest of us - he's often the best on ground," she said, before providing an image of her sometimes lycra-wearing leader that will stick in the mind.
"But it's when the game's over, when we're back in the change rooms, that Tony's real talents come to the fore."
She told reporters at a Brisbane transport management centre he was a tremendous asset who brought out the best in them.
Mr Abbott also blitzed Wayne Swan's seat of Lilley, at risk for Labor, undertaking a rare mall walk in Stafford Heights where he spied a poster for the Courier Mail, emblazoned with its dramatic headline.
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Volvo is recalling certain model year 2014 S60, S80, XC60 and XC70 vehicles equipped with keyless ignition. In the affected vehicles, the Central Electronic Module (CEM) will not perform as intended. As a result, the front windshield wipers might run continuously when the ignition is on. Also, the turn signals, high beams, and headlight switch might not work.
Malfunctioning head lamps and/or turn signals increase the risk of a crash.
Volvo will notify owners, and dealers will upgrade the CEM software, free of charge. The manufacturer has not yet provided a notification schedule. Owners may contact Volvo at 1-800-458-1552.
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A1 a girl or woman who has the same parents as another person:
Sophie and Emily are sisters.
› a girl or woman who treats you in the kind way that a sister would:
Lynn's such a good friend - she's like a sister to me.
› a woman who shares an interest with you, especially that of improving women's rights:
[ as form of address ] "We must continue the fight, sisters!"
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[ as form of address ] OK, sister, move it!
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[ as form of address ] God bless you, Sister.
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[ as form of address ] Excuse me, Sister, could I have some water?
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› belonging to a pair or group of similar and related things, such as businesses, usually owned or operated by the same person or organization:
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Best New York places in literature (that you can still visit)
Connect with the Plaza Hotel, the Empire State Building and the Museum of Natural History through the eyes of great New York writers
Great authors don't just paint a picture of New York places, they have a way of making city sights burrow under your skin and remain there for life. Sadly, since the metropolis is always changing, many favorite New York places depicted in novels and stories will have been demolished and replaced by the time you're ready to finally visit. Time Out New York picks some of New York's iconic (and not so iconic) literary landmarks that can still receive a reader and all of their starry-eyed expectation.
The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger: The Museum of Natural History
Oh, Holden Caulfield, don't ever change. The young and disaffected narrator of The Catcher in the Rye wanders to a number of recognizable New York City places in his escape from the phonies at Pencey Prep, but perhaps none of them have changed as little over the years as the Museum of Natural History. "They were always showing Columbus discovering America, having one helluva time getting old Ferdinand and Isabella to lend him the dough to buy ships with, and then the sailors mutinying on him and all." The lower reaches of the museum are probably lousy with some of the same artifacts that were collecting dust in Holden's time; the "fuck you" graffiti he encounters might just still be visible.
The Age of Innocence by Edith Wharton: The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Wharton's Pulitzer Prize–winning story of Victorian scandal among New York's late-19th-century upper crust reveals much about the life and values of that gilded cultural subset. Though the story's many stuffy drawing rooms may be no more, it's easy to relive the entanglement of sexy, dangerous divorcée Ellen Olenska and old-money scion Newland Archer in the antiquities section of the Met. One might scrupulously work out the details of one's own illicit affair amid the artifacts found in exhibits including "Buddhism Along the Silk Road: 5th–8th Century" or "Colors of the Universe: Chinese Hardstone Carvings."
The Great Gatsby by F. Scott Fitzgerald: The Plaza Hotel
The Plaza Hotel has been hosting fancy parties, both in the real world and in its many fictional re-creations, since it opened in 1907. It is the site, of course, of the dissolution of literature's most famous bad romance: new-money poster boy Jay Gatsby and his all-consuming siren, Daisy Buchanan. It is in the Plaza's hallowed halls that the callow Daisy shows her true colors, siding with her emotionally abusive husband, Tom, rather than her slightly less emotionally abusive beau. She's just so confused. But at least they enjoy top-notch room service and a nice view of the park before everyone's day gets ruined by vehicular manslaughter.
Just Kids by Patti Smith: The Hotel Chelsea
The Hotel Chelsea has been temporary home to many different artists and shiftless layabouts through the years, including Bob Dylan, Charles Bukowski and—infamously—Sid Vicious. Patti Smith spent her fair share of wild and strange nights there in the 1970s, as chronicled in her award-winning memoir, Just Kids. "So many transient souls had espoused, made a mark, and succumbed here," Smith writes, and even entering the hotel's bustling, artsy lobby gives one that feeling. Rooms are available on a short-term basis, though the hotel no longer accepts new long-term residents. Many of its older guests are still hanging on, though, waiting to see what new owners have in store for the hallowed institution.
Zone One by Colson Whitehead: South Ferry station
The zombie apocalypse has come to pass, as we all knew it would, and scattered packs of humanity survive. Mark Spitz, the hero of Colson Whitehead's novel Zone One, makes his living by helping to clear out the zombie infestation south of Canal Street. In our unzombified world, the shuffling working-stiff masses way downtown—while not technically "undead"—are a reasonable facsimile. Stop by a downtown subway station—the South Ferry, say—to get spooked by these real-life, soulless and ambulatory cadavers. And while you're at it, maybe scout out dark corners to hide in when the real thing happens.
Washington Square by Henry James: Washington Square Park
Catherine Sloper, the dim-witted heroine of Henry James's novel Washington Square, finds herself at odds with her father over a shady suitor. The father, correctly suspecting that the amorous Morris Townsend is nothing more than a money-grubbing jackanapes, repeatedly warns Catherine that it would be folly to marry such a rake. Things don't really work out. In today's Washington Square Park, you can still meet many cads, grifters and shady figures possibly involved in the low-level narcotics trade. Catherine's story is a cautionary tale: Don't take any wooden nickels.
American Psycho by Bret Easton Ellis: The River Café
The slick Wall Street name-dropping murderer Patrick Bateman could hardly let a moment go by without mentioning an exclusive NYC haunt. Some of these never existed outside of the author's mind, and others have been long shuttered. Should you wish to relive the dread and repulsion felt while picturing the sculpted psychopath indulging in one of his many booze, food, drug and stabbing binges, consider a notable Bateman locale that still exists: the River Café. One of the few spots in '80s Brooklyn where a gelled Milken acolyte would dare to be seen, the Café still whips up a mean chicken, and boasts spectacular views of the Financial District. Hopefully it's now shorter on homicidal patrons.
Angels in America by Tony Kushner: The Bethesda Fountain
Though endlessly witty, sexy and brainy, Kushner's Pulitzer-winning pair of plays portrays a New York City that's not at all the candy-colored variety depicted in other mainstream AIDS-related dramas. Kushner's protagonist Prior Walter—who was visited by angels and watched his lover leave him while his body was wracked by the AIDS virus—comes to his favorite place, the Bethesda Fountain, at the play's conclusion. There, the iconic Angel of the Waters inspires Walter's final benediction: "More life." A visit to the bustling plaza and its statuary today just might provide that same sense of camaraderie with the city's denizens and a continued, collective sense of perseverance in the face of adversity.
The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay by Michael Chabon: The Empire State Building
Michael Chabon's novel of comics, love and war evokes a fantastic, bygone New York City. Well, most of it is bygone. The Empire State Building plays a pivotal role in The Amazing Adventures of Kavalier & Clay; it's the spot where Sam Clay and Joseph Kavalier bring the comic-book hero the Escapist to life, and the site of the story's climactic scene in the clouds. Ride to one of its observation decks, and it's easy to get frightened imagining the fictional hero's proposed leap, and to feel the building's value as the aspirational monument that called to Chabon's protagonists and continues to call to would-be New Yorkers everywhere.


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Citigroup announced on Wednesday that it plans to cut 11,000 jobs, or 4 percent of its workforce. They claim this eradication of 4 percent of its workforce is to cut expenses, however, this is occurring just one month after Citigroup paid out nearly $14 million to two former executives, CEO Vikram Pandit and Chief Operating Officer John Havens, both ousted for poor management.
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Under Pandit and Havens, Citigroup lost 88 percent of its stock value. Still, the executives walked away with generous pay packages:
Vikram Pandit, Citigroup Inc. (C)'s ousted chief executive officer, will get about $6.7 million in 2012 compensation and will forfeit some awards tied to a $40 million retention package granted last year.
John Havens, who resigned last month as Citigroup's chief operating officer on the same day as Pandit, will get about $6.8 million for 2012 and also forfeit some awards, the New York- based lender said yesterday in a regulatory filing. Citigroup is the third-largest U.S. bank by assets.
"Based on the progress this year through the date of separation, the board determined that an incentive award for their work in 2012 was appropriate and equitable," Chairman Michael E. O'Neill said in the filing.
Holy cow. They said that out loud. Citigroup just Bained their employees. This is the embodiment of the GOP's myth of 'job creators' who can walk away with millions while fucking their employees with a smile on their faces. Meanwhile, Republicans are blaming folks on food stamps for our economical woes, while this sort of dubious business takes place. The kicker is that it isn't even shocking anymore.
Look out Citigroup. Elizabeth Warren and Sherrod Brown are a comin' and we need them now more than ever.
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If you want to be a small cog in a big machine, FICO is probably not the place for you. However, if you want an entrepreneurial attitude, own the results you deliver and want to make a real impact on us and our clients, we should be talking.
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The complex nature of our business provides a rich source of learning and growth opportunities in a way few other companies can offer. To help you navigate your career, we offer structured career paths built around defined functional disciplines. Because career paths help you visualize where you are and where you're going, they should be inspirational - encouraging you to pursue new challenges and learning opportunities. Through our Tuition Reimbursement Scheme, every employee is eligible for up to $5,000 each fiscal year. This covers the cost of obtaining degrees or professional qualifications that help you follow your chosen career path and further support your development.
We also invest significant people and financial resources on an on-going basis in the continual development of FICO University, our online repository of thousands of learning experiences to help you do your job better and to enhance your contribution. Further investment in performance management systems gives you the ability to monitor and manage your development progress online together with your manager.
You can grow your career at FICO by developing strong technical skills, expanding your technical scope of responsibility over time and contributing as an expert in your field. Or you can grow your career by developing strong leadership and management skills and providing direction to increasingly large/diverse groups of resources. Either path can lead you to the most senior job levels in our organization.
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Another step forward to lowering interest rates for student loans.
The House of Representatives has approved a Senate bill to lower rates for millions across the country.
House members Brown, Nugent, and Yoho from North Central Florida ll voted for the bill, which was approved by a vote of 392- to- 31.
The bipartisan effort will link interest rates to existing financial markets.
The Federal student loan interest rates for undergraduate students will go back to 3.86 percent-- and rise as the economy improves.
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- 1 cup butter, softened
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- 1 cup chopped walnuts
- 1 cup sweetened shredded coconut
- In a large bowl, cream the butter and brown sugar until light and fluffy. Beat in egg yolks. Gradually add flour until blended.
- Spread into a greased 15-in. x 10-in. x 1-in. baking pan. Bake at 325° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown.
- Sprinkle with chocolate chips. Bake 1 minute longer or until chips are melted. Spread chocolate over crust. Sprinkle with walnuts and coconut. Cool on a wire rack. Cut into diamond shapes. Yield: 5 dozen.
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TORONTO, May 29 (Reuters) - Canada's benchmark stock index fell on Wednesday as a decline in Bank of Montreal shares after the lender's quarterly profit missed estimates and market weakness following worries about the U.S. stimulus program overshadowed a surge in gold producers. The Toronto Stock Exchange's S&P/TSX composite index unofficially closed down 17.91 points, or 0.14 percent, at 12,732.61. Seven of the 10 main sectors on the index were in the red.
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Something else to blather about whilst awaiting the start of camp--
A couple of days ago I ran across this website, which lists the supposed 21 most segregated cities in the US.
Before anyone gets all het up, this is segregation in terms of housing patterns--where people live, not where they shop or play or how they're treated, OK?As it happens, 18 NFL franchises* call home one of the 20 cities with scores above 60--two in NYC (#3), none in Newark NJ (#4), Birmingham AL (#12) or LA (#13).Quote:
The average black person lives in a neighborhood that is 45 percent black. Without segregation, his neighborhood would be only 13 percent black, according to professors John Logan and Brian Stults at Brown and Florida State.
Logan and Stult evaluated segregation in major cities with a dissimilarity index, which identifies the percentage of one group that would have to move to a different neighborhood to eliminate segregation. A score above 60 on the dissimilarity index is considered extreme.
More fun facts:
- Ten are in the AFC, eight in the NFC
- The AFC West has no home towns on the list
- The NFC South and NFC West have one home town each on the list (NO and STL respectively)
- The NFC North*, NFC East, AFC South and AFC East each have all but one home town on the list (missing MIN, DAL, JAX and BUF, respectively)
- All 4 home towns of the AFC North are on the list
By this measure the AFCN is the most segregated-by-domicile division in the NFL: PGH 63.1, BAL 64.3, CIN 66.9, CLE 72.6.
I'm not entirely sold on the profs' methodology; OTOH it might be the best one could do from a practical standpoint. Whatever you might think, it's IMHO worth visiting that link to have a look at the color-coded maps.
* NB This includes Milwaukee (tied for the top with Detroit at 79.6) as the Packers' domicile. YMMV


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New Delhi, May 16 (UNI) Mutahida Majlis Amal's General Secretary Maulana Fazalur Rehman today said India could play an important role in ending violence in the volatile Federally Administered Tribal Areas (FATA), abutting Afghanistan, of his country.
''India can do its bit in improving security situation in Wazirstan, which has witnessed unprecedented violence in recent months,'' the visiting cleric told mediapersons here.
''Shararat ko khattam karney main aur halaat behtar bananey main Hindustan ek eham role ada kar sakta hai (India can play a leading role in ending the mischif and improving the situation),'' he added.
Maulana Fazalur Rehman, who is accompanied by Senator Khalid Somroo, Maulana Mirauddin and Maulana Abdul Malik, acknowledged that India's influence in Afghanistan has increased in the recent years. Noting that that it was essential for Pakistan to have peace on its western and eastern border, he said this was needed for a peaceful and stable South Asia.
The Maulana, who will meet Prime Minister Manmohan Singh, former Prime Minister Atal Bihari Vajpayee and Leader of the Opposition L K Advani, said the priorities of the UPA government on Indo-Pakistan relations were not the same as that of the Vajpayee government. However, he said the basic focus should be to give required push to the bilateral peace process.
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Apricot preserves lend a sweet flavor to tender green beans, while cayenne pepper gives this side a slight kick. Lisa Ruehlow of Blaine, Minnesota shares the recipe.
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- 1/2 pound fresh green beans, trimmed
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- Place beans in a steamer basket; place in a large saucepan over 1 in. of water. Bring to a boil; cover and steam for 8-10 minutes or until crisp-tender.
- In a small microwave-safe bowl, combine preserves and cayenne. Cook, uncovered, on high for 30 seconds or until preserves are melted. Transfer beans to a serving bowl; add peach mixture and toss to coat. Yield: 2 servings.
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The dollar barely managed to stay above ¥102 in late Tokyo trading Thursday after hovering just below that level earlier in the day, as solid Japanese gross domestic product data for January-March failed to set a clear trend.
At 5 p.m., the dollar stood at ¥102.02-02, slightly down from ¥102.10-11 at the same time Wednesday. The euro was at $1.3672-3673, down from $1.3716-3716, and at ¥139.48-51, down from ¥140.04-07.
The dollar's late advance came as the euro met with renewed selling versus the dollar, due partly to caution ahead of the release of eurozone GDP data for January-March, traders said.
The government reported in the morning that Japan's real-term GDP grew 1.5 percent quarter on quarter, stronger than market expectations for a 1.0 percent rise. The quarterly growth translated into an annualized rate of 5.9 percent.
Following the upbeat data, the dollar initially attracted purchases versus the yen in expectations of higher Tokyo stock prices, but soon fell to as low as around ¥101.65 as the TSE got off to a weak start on the heels of Wall Street's hefty losses Wednesday.
Investors felt the GDP growth was not that surprising as the data suggested it was mainly attributed to last-minute demand ahead of the consumption tax hike on April 1, an official at a foreign exchange brokerage house said.
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Arthur J. Rolnick is a Senior Fellow and Co-Director of the Human Capital Research Collaborative at the Humphrey School of Public Affairs, the University of Minnesota. Rolnick is working to advance multidisciplinary research on child development and social policy. He previously served at the Federal Reserve Bank of Minneapolis as a senior vice president and director of research and as an associate economist with the Federal Open Market Committee—the monetary policymaking body for the Federal Reserve System. Rolnick's essays on public policy issues have gained national attention; his research interests include banking and financial economics, monetary policy, monetary history, the economics of federalism, and the economics of education. His work on early childhood development has garnered numerous awards, including those from the George Lucas Educational Foundation and the Minnesota Department of Health, both in 2007; he was also named 2005 Minnesotan of the Year by Minnesota Monthly magazine.
In addition to his role as a Senior Fellow at Humphrey School for Public Affairs, Dr. Rolnick is an adjunct professor in the Department of Economics at the University of Minnesota. He has also been a visiting professor of economics at Boston College, the University of Chicago, and Lingnan College, Guangzhou, China. He is past president of the Minnesota Economic Association. He serves on several nonprofit boards including the Minnesota Early Learning Foundation, Greater Twin Cities United Way, and Ready 4 K, an advocacy organization for early childhood development.
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Filming was not as idyllic as the poster would have you believe.
Two horses perished last year during filming of the My Friend Flicka remake, which is set to be released in a few weeks.
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