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Police have captured a man convicted of threatening to kill Madonna who walked away from a Los Angeles-area mental hospital last week.
Los Angeles police spokesman Richard French said Robert Dewey Hoskins was caught near the Metropolitan State Hospital in Norwalk where he escaped last Friday.
He had been committed there last year and was returned to the facility after his arrest.
Hoskins served a 10-year prison sentence for stalking and threatening Madonna after being convicted by a jury in 1996.
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There at least was one good thing regarding today's game at Club Brugge, and it's that forgotten man Xisco is in the party that travelled to Brugge, Belgium yesterday afternoon, for our game tonight against Club Brugge.
Colo and Xisco – former team mates at Deportivo
And there's a chance that Xisco could get a chance tonight, although he will likely start on the bench and get his first game for Newcastle since 2010, and add to his 11 first team appearances for Newcastle so far.
Of course the 26 year-old cost £5.7M when he was brought in from Deportivo on the last day of the summer transfer window in 2008, and that was a move that ultimately led to the resignation of Kevin Keegan, but you can hardly blame the Spaniard for that.
It appears that the Ameobi brothers Shola and Sammy could start together up front for Newcastle in our 4th game of Group D in the Europa League, and it must be that Xisco is looking quite good in training.
Xisco has been shipped out on loan to former club Deportivo La Coruna and Racing Santander in the last two seasons, and this is the final year of the five-year contract he signed at Newcastle, and in the 11 appearances he has made for the Magpies, he has one goal, scored on his debut at St. James' Park against Hull City.
Alan Pardew had this to say about the lad:
"He has worked hard, we feel he has contributed to the group and therefore we have included him on this trip." "The future for Xisco, hopefully, is a return to playing. Like all players, he wants to play and he has not really done anything wrong other than not reach the level of the first team since he has been here."
"We have tried to give him some direction and some hope that he can forward his career. I don't know how much pain he has gone though, if I am honest, I have not really sat down and spoken to him about that."
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I have a new story at Granta Magazine. You can read it here. It's called Enzo Ponza.
(I dreamt the first scene.)
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On June 1st, along with Zoe Pilger and Will Self, I'll be reading a story specially commissioned by Visual Editions at the Ace Hotel, Shoreditch. Please come if you can. Tickets are free, but you have to book. Details are here.
(Spoiler: I wrote the story about the dog.)
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I'll be at the Listowel Festival next Friday (29th May) to talk with Gorse Journal editors Susan Tomaselli and Christodoulos Makris, and writer Rob Doyle about... erm... whatever comes up. If you're at the festival, please come. Details here. It's going to be fun.
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I wrote the introduction to Verbivoracious Press's very welcome reissue of Christine Brooke-Rose's excitingly experimental short stories, Go When You See The Green Man Walking (originally published 1970).
"The first story in "Go When You See The Green Man Walking", "George and the Seraph", opens with an eye. Someone is looking not through, but onto the eye. "My blue eye, which was myself, blinked again into wavelengths that suddenly rippled with laughter," and the image vanishes. The speaker is the possessor of the eye, who, as a seraph, is only occasionally embodied, and looks, (from the perspective of what?) simultaneously onto, and through his (her, its?) occasional physical functions. At first it's quite difficult for the reader to orient her (him?) self in relation to the narrator, and the subjects, and objects he (she? it?) is seeing. "Naturally," says the seraph, "it's all an optical illusion. There is nothing here but a large dark vacuum..."
You can buy the book here, and here.
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...launches on Friday at the London Short Story Festival. I'm in it, and you can see more about the book here. Event details are here - please come and help launch the book, and the festival!
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I'm reading at the Vanguard series on 17th June (tomorrow). It's free & you get Nicci Cloke, Paul Ebbs, Martin Malone, David Ogunmuyiwa, and James Wood too but probably not Monica Vitti... please come anyway.
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I'm chairing an centenary celebration of the life and writing of Marguerite Duras at l'Institut Francais in South Kensington, London. I'll be joined by writers and Duras fans, Deborah Levy, Olivia Laing, Zoe Pilger, and Suzanne Joinson. We'll read from Duras' work, and talk about her writing, and influence.
I should probably have posted sooner because I'm s̶e̶c̶r̶e̶t̶l̶y̶ ̶d̶e̶l̶i̶g̶h̶t̶e̶d̶ afraid it's already booked up - but I think you can add your name to the wait list here.
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I'm very happy to announce my book Hotel, will be published by Bloomsbury next year. I've just been sent the excellent cover design:
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For International Women's Day, I wrote for the LRB Bookshop Blog on some of my favourite Short Story Collections by women, and for Foyles on Marguerite Duras.
I also wrote something (completely unrelated) for Visual Verse, the site that asks for pieces written in 1 hour or under, to accompany this beautiful drawing by Denise Nestor.
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MICHELE MCPHEE: Fresolo "took lascivious photos of his privates"
State Representative John Fresolo, a Worcester Democrat, is the subject of a House investigation that includes allegations that he took lascivious photos of his privates and sent them to a State House computer, several State House sources said.
Fresolo is also suspected of inflating his travel reimbursements. He submitted per diem slips for 220 days of travel from Worcester to the State House, but no one on Beacon Hill remembers seeing Fresolo that frequently.
Fresolo is now on paid administrative leave but could be forced to resign.
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WBC #6 super bantamweight Leon "Hurry Up" Moore (25-2, 22 KOs) scored a one-sided twelve round unanimous decision over former two-division world champion Maricio Pastrana (35-12-2, 23 KOs) on Saturday night at the Cliff Anderson Sports Hall in Georgetown, Guyana. Scores were 119-109, 120-109 and 119-109.
In other notable action, former middleweight world title challenger Howard Eastman (46-6, 36 KOs) scored a brutal tenth round KO over Kevin Placide (11-5-1, 6 KOs), who was out for some ten minutes, and female bantamweight Shondell Alfred (11-5, 3 KOs) won a ten round unanimous decision over previously unbeaten Corinne De Groot (11-1, 5 KOs) to claim the vacant WIBA belt. Scores were 99-90, 97-90 and 96-92.


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One of the most difficult things I faced as a young writer was the thought that I might have to stop a project halfway through it. This idea of stopping or killing off a project suggested failure. Everything I wrote must stay, I thought. If it wasn't any good, I would keep working on it and hope it would get better, but I would never throw it away. Persistence meant improvement.
While this is a great approach for young writers, I soon learned that all writers abandon writing projects, even ones that have consumed too much time and energy. In certain cases, it might be best to abandon an idea. To understand why this can work takes time and patience, virtues that many young writers do not value.
An essay by Dan Kois in the recent New York Times Book Review addresses when a writer should kill off a project. In the article, Stephen King is quoted as saying that writing a novel "is like paddling from Boston to London in a bathtub … [s]ometimes the damn tub sinks. It's a wonder that most of them don't." *
Certainly a project as large and cumbersome as writing a novel feels like a sinking tub in the middle of the Atlantic Ocean, but what about all of those other projects we write, and couldn't smaller scale writing be just as cumbersome and difficult? In response to some of Kois' points in his article, I would like to explore the pedagogical and self-reflective benefits of killing writing.
A writer seems to gain a simultaneous feeling of power and freedom in the process of killing a writing project. Because these feelings of owning and controlling the writing process are so important yet so elusive to young writers, is there a benefit to killing writing in the classroom?
There is also the issue of grading, and the sense that if a student has spent so much time on a project, they should be able to get something from it. But I wonder if it could benefit some (many) students to stop a project and to start over. It would encourage students to do what they might want to do already but have not done due to some perceived idea of passing course objectives.
As I see it, this concept of knowing when to kill a project and start over might take the form of a class discussion or it might be incorporated into an assigned writing project. I suppose the idea would be that the teacher would allow the student to make informed decisions about a writing project but lead those who need it toward starting over.
Or, it could be the assignment itself ("today you will take the idea you've developed this semester, abandon it, and start over. Pass up your scalpels. Here is a meat-axe"). Clearly, it takes time to make these decisions, and time is not something that teachers can control, as much as we'd like to.
I'd like to know what some of you think of this idea. How would it work? Does a classroom setting allow for new writers to learn the idea of killing writing or is it something that is gained in practical, real world situations? Thoughts?


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Have you heard of the Leica Freedom Train? If you haven't it's a heartwarming story that involves history and the premium Leica brand. Check it out after the jump!
Basically, the Leica Freedom Train was a rescue effort by Ernst Leitz II and his daughter Elsie Kuehn-Leitz to get hundreds of German Jews out of the country when Hitler's rise to power was starting. Ernst, who was the head of the company from 1920 to 1956, was instrumental in ensuring that the lives of German Jews were preserved through the brilliant but dangerous Leica Freedom Train.
The plan was simple enough – employees, their families, and friends were given the guise of being Leica employees to be sent to sales offices in the United States, but also in France, England, and even Hong Kong. It was an effort that would result in certain death if Ernst was caught, but it was a risk that was worth dying for.
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Federal 'Wildlife Invasion' act takes aim at exotic species
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Washington - Members of Congress continued on a theme that's been more common in recent years: stopping the introduction (and/or advancement) of species detrimental to the health of the nation's native species and the economy.
The most recent attempt - the non-native Wildlife Invasion Prevention Act - would "implement a process to scientifically assess the risk of each foreign species that individuals want to bring into the United States, even if it is not on the existing black list of prohibited species,"?according to a press release from Rep. Betty McCollum, a democratic co-sponsor from Minnesota. Other co-sponsors include Midwestern Reps. Ron Kind, D-Wis., and Dale Kildee, D-Mich.
The legislation differs from other recent federal bills in that it takes aim at species purposely brought into the country, perhaps for aquariums or water gardens, according to Marc Gaden, spokesman for the Great Lakes Fisheries Commission in Ann Arbor, Mich. The GLFC includes members from both the United States and Canada, and works to ensure sustainable Great Lakes fish populations, and minimize the effects of foreign species.
Gaden recently offered testimony to members of Congress on the bill, which he said is one of three that have placed aspects of the National Aquatic Invasive Species Act - a comprehensive bill that had been introduced in the past couple congresses - in separate bills.
Portions of the NAISA also are in the Water Resources Development Act that has passed Congress and includes funding for a fish barrier in the Chicago Sanitary and Shipping Canal, and the Coast Guard Reauthorization Act, which addresses the release of ships' ballast water in Great Lakes ports. That bill currently awaits Senate action, Gaden said.
In a nutshell, the latest effort - HR 6311 - states that if a species is to be brought into the country, it must be proved that it won't be harmful to other species, or the economy. Currently, Gaden said, hurdles preventing introduction of species are few.
The federal Lacey Act contains some species that are prohibited - some mollusks and wild birds, for example. The USDA also has language prohibiting some species considered injurious to livestock, Gaden said. And some health agencies have outlawed species considered harmful to humans. Movement of some endangered species is prohibited, too.
"But as a whole, the population is relatively small," he said. "The intent of the legislation is that if you propose to import (as species), the only way to get on the 'white (approved) list' is if it's been screened."
Gaden said in the past, Congress has dragged its feet regarding the screening process. He called the bill "a huge leap forward in policy."
For example, had a process been in place decades ago when Asian carp were introduced, the habitat-destruction problems associated with the various species of invasive carp might not exist today.
With the current process, "By the time (a species) is proved harmful, the cat's already out of the bag," Gaden said. "What's great about this bill is that it's a proactive approach."
More apt to be affected by the bill - if eventually approved - than shippers are dealers of exotic pets, some fish farmers, and others.
Still, officials point out, species - even those in captivity - seem to find a way to make it into the wild.
According to the Wildlife Invasion Prevention Act, "(species) deemed a high risk would be explicitly banned, and wildlife that has not been properly vetted would not be allowed in the country until a risk assessment has been completed."
Further, says McCollum's press statement, "Invasive species do not only harm the environment, there is also a significant economic cost to the tourism industry and commercial and sport fishing. The infestation of these species can deter consumers, cause financial losses, and slow industry growth."
According to the legislation, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service will initiate the screening process. But the species importer likely will face the burden of proving a species is safe to import.
Gaden said the GLFC would like to eventually see a fee schedule in place so that taxpayers aren't "strapped with costs that benefit (importers)."
McCollum made note of the efforts of state Rep. Rick Hansen, a DFLer from Minnesota, who has led efforts to stop the spread of invasives. Hansen said, among other efforts, the state is considering the placement and type of a fish barrier for the Mississippi River in southeastern Minnesota.


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"No gift to your Mother can ever equal her gift to you"
So true... and we rack our brains for the perfect gift year after year, hoping to see that look on her face that says we got it right. Hope you did well this year....
But you know, there are still anniversaries, birthdays, and Christmas to shop for... and the the best gift of all, the "just because" gift. My suggestion?
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I was invited to my friend Denise's home to take photos for a family portrait!
*When you schedule your appointment, I'm sure it will be in her beautiful Pine Street Studio*
So, on a brisk Saturday morning I dressed my family in ensembles that I considered casual and chic.... you know it crossed my mind to go full on glam and do tuxedos and a sequined gown, but then I REALLY wanted it to look like "us". And quiet as it's kept, full on glam is not our normal look. So... after painstakingly thinking about my jewelry and headwrap (much to my Honey's chagrin) and finding just the right blue scarf for Baby we hurried out the door already 20 minutes late!
Denise always makes us feel completely at home. We laughed and chatted about our weekend, decorating plans, laughed at Baby's fascination with her beautiful Great Dane (aptly named Dolce)... and made plans for the next play date with her adorable grandson. All the while, Denise snapped photo after photo occasionally positioning us here and there.... an hour later she had enough pictures and asked what kind of portrait we'd like. I completely trust Denise, she's been to our home and knows my style, so I decided to let her surprise us... whatever she thinks will look great in our apartment. That's the other thing, Denise has impeccable style and design experience coming out of her ears... you should see her home!
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These curriculum guides are based on the Ohlone College 2005-2006 degree requirements. Students who will be graduating using a different catalog for their degree requirements should see a counselor and/or refer to the appropriate Ohlone College Catalog (view Ohlone's Catalog Rights Policy). All students are encouraged to meet with a counselor to review degree requirements and/or have questions answered.
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This curriculum is designed to prepare students for employment in entry-level and advanced positions in the public and private sectors. The program prepares students for positions such as police officer, deputy sheriff, state or federal patrol and investigative officer, correctional aide, security specialist, community service officer, police cadet, and reserve officer, as well as manager and supervisor in these individual fields. Placement may depend on job availability and the successful completion of an entrance examination.
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SEATTLE (AP) - Gena Pelz scored six points during a 9-2 game-ending run to give No. 18 Washington a 67-60 victory against Southern California on Saturday.
With the scored tied 58-58 and 2:10 left, Megan Franza was fouled making a driving layup to put Washington ahead for good. Franza missed the free throw, but Pelz got the rebound and converted a three-point play. Pelz added three late free throws to seal the win.
Molly Hills scored 14 points for Washington (13-5, 4-5 Pac-10) and Pelz finished with 12. Amber Hall grabbed 12 rebounds.
Kristin Clark scored 18 points for Southern Cal (8-10, 3-6), while Tashara Carter added 17 and Kiyoko Miller 11.
The game marked the return to Seattle of Southern Cal coach Chris Gobrecht, who led the Huskies to nine NCAA Tournament appearances from 1985-96 and is the winningest coach in Washington history.
Washington has won seven of the last eight meetings with the Trojans, who have lost six of their last eight overall.
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Wolf Trap Foundation for the Performing Arts announces the winter/spring confirmed performances to take place at The Barns at Wolf Trap, the first scheduled for October 4 at 8 pm. This year's season features international stars from a wide array of musical backgrounds and genres, including classical, jazz, folk, bluegrass, pop, rock, world music, and more. The 56 shows booked thus far include seven Barns debuts, a list that is sure to grow as additional announcements are made throughout the fall. Tickets are currently on sale to the general public.
The Barns at Wolf Trap is one of the Washington Metropolitan area's leading concert venues. The distinctive space is comprised of two refurbished 18th century barns, which provide incomparable acoustics suited to every genre imaginable. The popular indoor venue hosts over 90 shows each year, attracting audiences for its sophisticated yet casual feel and intimate atmosphere.
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Wolf Trap's signature chamber music series returns with an exciting lineup of renowned soloists and ensembles. The Discovery Series includes eight concerts ranging from baroque to contemporary music by top-notch interpreters. This season's performances feature members of the internationally-hailed Chamber Music Society of Lincoln Center celebrating Founder's Day; critically-acclaimed Argentine pianist Ingrid Fliter; new music pioneers, JACK Quartet with guest clarinetist Derek Bermel; the joint artistry of musical powerhouses Steven Isserlis, cellist and Kirill Gerstein, pianist; a highly original and visual concept performance featuring former Wolf Trap Opera Company artists and pianist Kim P. Witman highlighting photography by Terre Jones; a recital from GRAMMY Award-winning Parker String Quartet; the touring baroque trio Chatham Baroque; and the Wolf Trap debut of bassoon virtuoso Peter Kolkay.
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The upcoming season brings an impressive number of debut artists from diverse musical paths, several of which have played at the 7,000-seat Filene Center at Wolf Trap National Park for the Performing Arts. Those making their first appearance on The Barns stage include Celtic music and gaita phenomenon Carlos Núñez, direct from Spain; '90s alternative rocker turned solo artist Grant-Lee Phillips on a co-bill with singer/songwriter Glen Phillips, former member of Toad the Wet Sprocket; New Orleans funk and jazz posse Big Sam's Funky Nation; blues, folk, and Americana enthusiasts Southside Johnny and The Poor Fools; Howard Levy, skillful harmonica player and founding member of the fusion group Béla Fleck and the Flecktones, alongside guitarist Chris Siebold; and the improvised hilarity of Broadway's Next H!t Musical.
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This year's programming at The Barns carries on Wolf Trap's commitment to presenting celebrated artists that satisfy the diverse musical needs of the D.C. metro area audience and the hyper-local community.
Traditional and contemporary folk performers scheduled to appear at The Barns are singer/songwriter Susan Werner; vocalist Julie Murphy Wells from the Northern Virginia band Eddie From Ohio; New York City-based musician Lucy Kaplansky; iconic Americana singer JoNathan Edwards; renowned female trio Red Molly; and GRAMMY Lifetime Achievement Award-winning singer Tom Paxton. Notable fusion folk acts include the British duo Chad Stuart and Jeremy Clyde; famed singer Ben Taylor with special guest artist Grace Weber; The Combined artistry of singer/songwriters Karla Bonoff and Steve Forbert; and Boston-based singer/songwriter and educator Livingston Taylor.


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Songwriters in the Round: Jonathan Spottiswoode, Amy Correia, and Kenny White
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Saturday, March 16, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (EDT)
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Songwriters in the Round:
Jonathan Spottiswoode, Amy Correia, and Kenny White
It was so exciting last season when a multi-talented singer/songwriter from the Big Apple, Kenny White, performed to a sold-out house at the WAC. This season the Center is delighted to feature three singer/songwriters from New York City who are superb entertainers, good friends, and work so well as a threesome under the spotlight.
Jonathan Spottiswoode, Amy Correia, and Kenny White each have their own unique style, and when together, present an inspiring evening of music as they take turns performing their own songs as well as accompanying each other. All are accomplished musicians, seasoned veterans with their own following, and artists who tour world-wide. This will be the concert not to be missed!
Referred to as a "genius and a "downtown ringleader" by The New Yorker, Spottiswoode is the son of an American opera singer and an English clergyman. The frontman for his own cult seven-piece band, Spottiswoode & His Enemies, Spottiswoode is the recipient of two Independent Music Awards and four nominations. He has drawn comparisons to Ray Davies, Tom Waits, Nick Cave and Leonard Cohen. "One of New York's more colorful band leaders for more that a decade,"said John Schaefer, WNYC. Paste Magazine calls him"Nothing short of transportive!"
Amy Correia is an award-winning singer and songwriter who has drawn comparisons to Tom Waits and Michelle Shocked. Her latest album "You Go Your Way" was a top 20 album at WFUV in 2010, and the Independent Music Awards awarded her the Best Folk, Singer-Songwriter Album in 2011 – in both the popular and juried divisions.
"It's fun to try to place Amy Correia on the contemporary musical landscape. Her distinctive brand of musical storytelling sets her outside the usual set of quirky female singer-songwriters making her as one New York Times reviewer claimed, 'more like the cat who eats the canary than the fragile bird itself.'" Anthony Decurtis, sitting in for John Schaefer on WNYC's Soundcheck.
Kenny White is a relative newcomer to the world of the touring singer-songwriter, but the long road he's driven to get to this point is evident in his soulful and witty material accompanied by dazzling keyboards and guitar. He has released four CDs since 2001. The latest, Comfort in the Static on Wildflower Records, was released to critical acclaim in the US and Europe. Pete Fornatale, (WFUV) declared it his "favorite album of the year…riveting…compelling" and David Crosby describes him as "A true wordsmith and musician who reveals a fine sense of humor, as well. He has earned a place among my favorite singer/songwriters.
Tickets: $20 in advance, $25 at the door ($22 WAC Members), $10 students
Advance Sale Tickets are highly recommended due to the limited number of seats available. This is a performance you do not want to miss!
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The Watchung Arts Center
18 Stirling Road
Saturday, March 16, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 11:00 PM (EDT)
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The Watchung Arts Center (WAC) thrives in historic Watchung in Somerset County, NJ. The nonprofit, volunteer-run Center excels in cultivating an eclectic mix of professional and emerging artists in the performing and visual arts. Quality works in fine arts, exciting music, and comedy events are presented to enthusiastic audiences.
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I,ve left the buttons on the side intact,because of the sound effects.
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Directed by Jon Favreau ("Iron Man"), based on Rudyard Kipling's timeless stories and inspired by Disney's classic animated film, "The Jungle Book" is an all-new live-action epic adventure about Mowgli (newcomer Neel Sethi), a man-cub who's been raised by a family of wolves. But Mowgli finds he is no longer welcome in the jungle when fearsome tiger Shere Khan (voice of Idris Elba), who bears the scars of Man, promises to eliminate what he sees as a threat. Urged to abandon the only home he's ever known, Mowgli embarks on a captivating journey of self-discovery, guided by panther-turned-stern mentor Bagheera (voice of Ben Kingsley), and the free-spirited bear Baloo (voice of Bill Murray). Along the way, Mowgli encounters jungle creatures who don't exactly have his best interests at heart, including Kaa (voice of Scarlett Johansson), a python whose seductive voice and gaze hypnotizes the man-cub, and the smooth-talking King Louie (voice of Christopher Walken), who tries to coerce Mowgli into giving up the secret to the elusive and deadly red flower: fire. The all-star cast also includes Lupita Nyong'o as the voice of the fiercely protective mother wolf Raksha, and Giancarlo Esposito as the voice of wolf pack's alpha male Akela. "The Jungle Book" seamlessly blends live-action with photorealistic CGI animals and environments, using up-to-the-minute technology and storytelling techniques to immerse audiences in an enchanting and lush world. The wild adventure swings into theaters in 3D on April 15, 2016.
Looks way better than I anticipated. I'd forgotten it was Favreau. I like him so, like with CINDERELLA, I expect a pleasant surprise. I love Reitherman's version so much though. You guys seen Sabu's and the soviet Mowgli series? Both so recommended.
Here if you got time https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EARPtxqdWOE
I think this looks FANTASTIC. And the voice cast is A+
Baloo (Murray) whistling Bare Necessities was cool
Way more excited for Andy Serkis's version with Bale, Cumberbatch and Cate Goddamn Blanchett et al.
This looks very much like yet another bland, well-crafted Live Action Disney film.
Let's hope it's more "Cinderella" than "Alice in Wonderland".
I'm certain there will not be a single surprising thing about this film, narrative-wise.
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The program's introduction to English in international contexts and World Englishes gave me a solid foundation to prepare for and adapt to teaching in the Middle East.
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Teaching English to Speakers of Other Languages (M.A. in TESOL) prepares teachers for a wide variety of positions both in the U.S. and abroad. Students may select coursework that prepares them for several career choices, including the following: English as a Second Language (ESL) or English as a Foreign Language (EFL) instruction in the U.S. or in a non English-speaking setting abroad; K-12, adult education, or post-secondary settings; and research in Applied Linguistics. The program emphasizes language acquisition processes, teaching methodology, linguistics, language testing, research, and sociocultural influences. This program requires a minimum of 36 units.
The Graduate Certificate Program in ESL/EFL is designed to prepare students to teach ESL in post-secondary settings in the U.S. or to teach EFL abroad. Specifically, the program is designed for (A) students who hold a master's degree in a discipline other than ESL or applied linguistics and wish to be certified to teach ESL in a community college or university and (B) students who plan to teach EFL abroad.
The post-baccalaureate Certificate for Teachers of English Learners provides added professional preparation and training in ESL/EFL for teachers of all educational levels. Coursework is required in theories of second language acquisition, instructional methodology, and English for academic purposes along with an elective course in pedagogical grammar or materials and curriculum design.
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Margaret Morse Nice (December 6, 1883 – June 26, 1974) was an American ornithologist who made an extensive study of the life history of the Song Sparrow and was author of Studies in the Life History of the Song Sparrow (1937).
Margaret Morse Nice (December 6, 1883 – June 26, 1974) was an American ornithologist who made an extensive study of the life history of the Song Sparrow and was author of Studies in the Life History of the Song Sparrow (1937).
Early life
Nice was born in Amherst, Massachusetts. The daughter of Anson D. Morse, Professor of History at Amherst College, and Margaret Duncan (Ely), she was the fourth child with two older brothers Ely and William, an elder sister Sarah, a younger sister Katherine and two younger brothers, Harold and Edward.
In her autobiography Research Is a Passion With Me (1979), she wrote that "the most cherished Christmas present of my life came in 1895. Mabel Osgood Wright's Bird-Craft." This book had color illustrations of birds and it guided her to keep notes on local birds when she was twelve years old. With careful note making she was even able to compare her notes taken when she was 13 years old and compare the rates of fledgling success of young American robins, chipping sparrows, and least flycatchers 61 years later.
She received her B.A. from Mount Holyoke College in 1906 and M.A. in biology from Clark University in Worcester, Massachusetts in 1915. At Clark University she was only one of two women graduate students. During this time she produced the first comprehensive study on the diet of the Northern Bobwhite (Colinus virginianus).
Later life
At Clark University, Margaret met Leonard Blaine Nice and they married in 1908. The family moved to Norman, Oklahoma where Leonard had accepted a faculty position at the University. They had five children, Constance, born 1911, Marjorie, 1912, Barbara, 1916, Eleanor, 1918, and Janet, born 1922. Eleanor died of pneumonia at age nine in Columbus, Ohio.
From 1913 to 1927 she studied the birds of Oklahoma which were published as the "Birds of Oklahoma" in 1931. During the time in Oklahoma, she also became very interested in child psychology on which she published 18 articles. She studied her own children, their vocabulary, sentence length and speech development. In 1927 she moved to Columbus, Ohio, where Blaine had accepted a professorship at the Ohio State University. Here she carried out the study of sparrows that established her as one of the leading ornithologists in the world, recording the behavior of individual birds over a long period of time. She studied two banded pairs of birds initially and later 69 banded pairs. Beginning in 1929, she spent eight years studying these birds and focused on interactions, breeding, territoriality, learning, instinct and song. In 1931 she met Ernst Mayr at a meeting of the American Ornithologists' Union (AOU), and he encouraged her to write and arranged the publishing the results of her studies. Following the publication Nice was elected the first woman president of the Wilson Club and to fellowship of the AOU. In 1938 she spent two months studying the habits of captive birds with Konrad Lorenz in Austria.
Margaret Morse Nice died in Chicago on June 26, 1974 from arteriosclerosis, two months after the death of her husband.
Contributions to ornithology
Nice worked on the life-histories of birds at a time when most of the focus was on collection, description and geographic listing. Her work on the Song Sparrow is considered a landmark and Deborah Strom wrote in Bird Watching with American Women (1986) that her work was so vast and difficult that the mind boggles at the time and patience required. Ernst Mayr wrote that Nice almost single-handedly initiated a new era in American ornithology and the only effective counter movement against the list-chasing movement. Her first research paper was published with the help of Mayr and Erwin Stresemann in the German Journal für Ornithologie in 1933 and 1934 because American journals would not accept such long articles.
Nice wrote nearly 250 papers on birds, 3,000 book reviews and several books including the Birds of Oklahoma (1924), The Watcher at the Nest (1939) and her autobiography. Her autobiography was published posthumously with a preface by Konrad Lorenz.
Nice was made an honorary member of the British, Finnish, German, Dutch, and Swiss ornithological societies. She received the AOU's Brewster Medal in 1942 for her studies of the song sparrow, becoming the second woman to receive it after Florence Merriam Bailey. She received two honorary Doctorates, one from Mount Holyoke College during a class reunion (1955) and another from Elmira College (1962). Dean Richard Bond of Elmira College said about her:
She used the outdoors near her home as her laboratory and common species of birds as her subject. In so doing, she joined the ranks of the eminent ornithologists of all time, who saw so much in what appeared common to so many
—(Nice 1979:262-263)[4]
Ornithologist Robert Dickerman named a Mexican subspecies of song sparrow (Melospiza melodia niceae) after her.
In 1997 the Wilson Ornithological Society established the Margaret Morse Nice Medal for work in ornithology.
Selected publications
Margaret Morse Nice's Timeline
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Conservative commentator, author and journalist (founder of National Review) Bill Buckley has died today at age 82 after suffering with diabetes and emphysema. Among his books are God and Man at Yale: The Superstitions of 'Academic Freedom' (1951), McCarthy and His Enemies (1954, with L. Brent Bozell), spy novels featuring Blackford Oakes, Right Reason: A Collection (1985), On the Firing Line: The Public Life of Our Public Figures (1989), Nearer My God: An Autobiography of Faith (1997), and his latest, Cancel Your Own Goddam Subscription; Notes and Asides from National Review Magazine (2007).
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Computerworld Canada – Strategies and tactics to turn the Internet into an ally for your professional persona. Part Two of a three-part series.
Yesterday, we looked at how the information trail you leave on the Internet can boost or bust your career. Today, we present 13 online strategies and tactics to help keep your professional reputation in check.
1) Double-check those privacy settings
A lot of people compartmentalize -- using LinkedIn as their professional network for colleagues and clients and Facebook as their network for family and friends, said Richard Binhammer, responsible for conversations, communities and communications at Dell Inc. "That's fine, you can compartmentalize that way, but the fact is both of them are searchable, so if an employer wants to go to Facebook and search you and find those things, well they can unless you've protected them from being found," he said."
2) Don't neglect your social network accounts
Letting an account go stale is a big concern, said Paolo Pasquini, spokesperson for Consumer and Online at Microsoft Canada Corp. "What happens when you join the LinkedIn community and then you neglect it because you're busy with your Facebook pages or your blog site...your LinkedIn [shows] two companies ago where you used to work and it may have a contact or profile or personal information that's no longer relevant," he said..?"
If you have several accounts, Pasquini suggested using an aggregator that makes it easier to create content once and publish in multiple places. For example, Windows Live recently announced a partnership with Facebook and already maintains partnerships with LinkedIn and Twitter, he said.
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"Some folks at Dell are active on social media sights...they are much more comfortable saying, 'I am always going to be a Dell employee. Every time I speak or say anything at all, it's always going to be me as a Dell employee,'" said Lionel Menchaca, chief blogger at Dell Inc.
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"It's not that hard to manipulate results in search engines to skew them in your favour, if you know how to do it properly," said Carson. Get your own domain name, start a blog, put tags in there, get testimonials from people, ask them to link back to you, and if you want to really expand -- post guest articles from top influencers in your field, he suggested.
If you have a blog, it should contain your full bio page, resume, all your recommendations and testimonials and anything else you can think of, suggested Michael O'Connor Clarke, vice-president at Thornley Fallis Communications. "Even if you're fully and happily and comfortably employed and been in the same job for 20 years, who knows what could happen in this market? Update it now," he said.
7) Gather testimonials and recommendations
Hiring managers who dig behind the search results will try to speak to former colleagues, Carson pointed out. "If you're a hiring manager, you have to look at that person as a brand and see what people are saying about them, if they've recommended them for work, if they've got testimonials. You have to do your homework," he said.
Ask people to write a little one paragraph reference or just a little testimonial, suggested Clarke, who did so for his own blog. "They're still up there as a way of proactively marketing myself...that's something anybody can do. We've all got people in our network," he said.
8) Participate in online communities
"You don't have to have a blog, but you should certainly be out there engaging in the social media world," said Clarke. "If you see stuff that is genuinely of interest to you or stuff you're knowledgable about, well why aren't you commenting on those things? What aren't you building something of a footprint, a trail that demonstrates your experience and expertise?"
"It's one thing to RSS a bunch of people and read blogs and stay current, but a very powerful thing that a lot people don't take advantage of is getting engaged and getting into the community and talking within the community. That's another way to mange that brand," added Pasquini.
9) When in doubt, back off
"It's harder to erase bad information once it's out there, rather than get good information out there in the first place," advised Carson. "If you're unsure about that, it's best not to go out there too much because there have been so many case studies where people have said the wrong thing or an employee sent an e-mail to the wrong person."
10) Your Facebook account is important
Adopting the "If I don't do it, it won't touch me" attitude is one of the worst things you can do, according to Pasquini. "If you're not actively managing and proactively managing your brand online, then you're doing yourself a disservice and potentially others are doing it for you and that might not be what you want either," he said.
For example, if you don't have a Facebook account, you run the risk of others tagging photos of you that you don't like or don't want to be associated with, he said -- such as photos of you at the Christmas party of a competitor to the company you now work at.
11) Keep active and current
Be proactive and create that positive online brand, because if you're not, someone else is, warned Pasquini. "This activity is very high within the IT workforce, because these are the people driving a lot of this innovation, so it's important to stay active and current."
12) Monitoring is the least you can do
"On the Web, things happen so fast now. You could be a hero on the Friday and by Monday your name could be mud. You have to be very careful about how fast information can move on the Internet and keep a check," said Carson.
Google yourself regularly and if you find something you wouldn't want a hiring manager to see, ask the source to remove that information, suggested Robert Half.
The IT staffing firm also advised signing up for tracking services like Google alerts to receive an e-mail notification every time your name is mentioned online, and BlogPulse or Technorati track online conversations about you or your sites.
"I'm a big fan of monitoring and keeping track of what's going on, even if you don't take part, at least you know what's happening for when you do want to jump in or promote yourself a bit more," said Carson.
13) Remain cautious...and practice discretion
"My No. 1 tip for people using social technologies in the world out there today is to be cognitive of the fact that when you publish or openly speak out in the Web space, you are speaking to the entire world and therefore what words you put down will be your legacy and tracked and tied back to you," said Chuck Hamilton, virtual learning program manager for IBM Canada Ltd.
"In my view as an IBM professional, I'm an IBM professional whether I'm in the workplace or external. I have to always maintain that level of professionalism. If you don't, I think you're opening yourself up to criticism and misinterpretation of your ideas and points of view," he said. Guidelines for IBM professionals became publicly available last year.
"Today's Web crosses the line between personal and professional and people need to bear that in mind," reminded Binhammer. "People don't go running down the street screaming in the middle of the day when they're out for lunch at work. I wouldn't do that on the Web either. If you're out in front of your office building, all of a sudden drinking and having a great time and jumping up and down, people are going to talk, right?"
"We need to be aware that the Internet does not forget," advised our own IT manager, Matt Panchalingam, at IT World Canada. "With Google, and the Internet time machine before that, everything is cached unless the Webmaster specifically codes their site to not be indexed by Google...anything you ever posted on the Internet can be found forever."


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Louis Del Grande (born March 23, 1943) is a Canadian television writer and actor. He is best known for starring in the Canadian mystery/comedy series Seeing Things.
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Del Grande was born March 23, 1943.[citation needed] He grew up in Union City, New Jersey.[1]
Del Grande moved to Toronto in 1964 and soon found work as a stand-up comedian and comedy writer. In 1975, he was hired as head writer for a new sitcom, The King of Kensington, which became a hit in Canada until the end of the decade. He also appeared in the show a handful of times as Fred, a friend of Al Waxman's lead character Larry King. Del Grande later became (with Jack Humphries) the show's co-producer (a Fifth Estate documentary said the two producers ran Kensington "with an iron hand").
When asked by the CBC if he had any projects he could star in, Del Grande created, wrote and produced Seeing Things,[2] which aired from 1981-87. Del Grande played a crime-solving clairvoyant tabloid reporter who was separated from his wife Marge (played by Del Grande's real-life wife, actress Martha Gibson). Despite being on the marital outs, Marge helped Louie with his investigations and even drove him all over the city (he didn't have a licence). The series was popular and won Del Grande four Gemini Awards, two for best actor in a comedy and two for the show itself.[citation needed]
Outside Canada, Del Grande is probably best known as the ConSec scanner in the infamous "head explosion" scene in the David Cronenberg movie Scanners. He has also appeared in numerous TV movies and series, including Due South, The Outer Limits and Goosebumps.[citation needed]
- ^ Kaufman, Michael T. (May 21, 1984). "AMERICAN MYSTERY SERIES FOR CANADIAN TV A HIT". The New York Times.
- ^ Kaufman, Michael (May 25, 1984). "'Seeing Things' picks up U.S. followers". Star-News (Wilmington, North Carolina), p. 5C. Archived at Google News. Retrieved June 8, 2015.


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The best thing about Brazilian music is that even the most mainstream of tunes is so much more sonically complex, lyrically intricate and generally experimental than American popular music could ever be. Even the seemingly droll intonations of Astrud Gilberto were part of a jazz/bossa nova revolution. And speaking of revolution, the Tropicalia movement in the late 1960s was a musical and artistic genre that broke new ground and riled up the Brazilian government to the point that several major artists were exiled, imprisoned, even tortured. Gilberto Gil was one of these artists--a man whose fusion of elements from traditional Brazilian tunes, African rhythms, and rock and roll influenced generations of artists from the Talking Heads to Nirvana. Unhappy with the political content in songs he wrote (as well as those he wrote with Caetano Veloso and those crazy bastards Os Mutantes), the military government in Brazil imprisoned Gil and eventually exiled him to London. By the time he returned to his home country, Tropicalia had become impossibly intertwined in the cultural identity of Brazil and in musical landscapes across the globe. Today, Gil continues to make music and even served as the Brazilian Minister of Culture for a term. The living legend will play Nokia Theatre, 1001 Performance Place in Grand Prairie, at 8 p.m. Sunday. Tickets are $40. Visit ticketmaster.com.
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