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The Fire in Him: John Hurt Sets Krapp's Record Straight
If there is a lesson to be learned from the post-curtain talk between John Hurt — who has just finished a limited run at the Brooklyn Academy of Music's Harvey Theater in Beckett's "Krapp's Last Tape" — and philosopher Simon Critchley, it's that if you throw philosophy at an actor, he'll throw it right back.
The two sat down — on the very stage where Krapp obsessively listens to the tapes of his past life — on Dec. 15th, and engaged in a gentle duel of words about exactly how to interpret Beckett's intense 55-minute play.
Hurt began disarmingly by saying, "I've always felt that very clever people had to play Beckett," people with "strings of letters after their names."
And Critchley's, "What do you think this play is about?" drew the response, "I was hoping you were going to tell me that!"
But when pressed, it was clear that Hurt has very strong ideas about the play, ones that come from inside the experience, from his views on Krapp's life choice (to abandon love for a life of the mind), to exactly what those bananas mean.
"I'm a huge believer in the word," he maintained. "I'm here to serve Beckett, and that's absolutely all I'm here for."
Bon Mots:
Hurt on interviewers: "The one thing that all interviewers want to know — they have about six questions, I reckon — and all of them are, 'How do you act?' … couched in different ways."
Hurt on Krapp: "It's an intensely private play. If Krapp for a second thought that all you wonderful people were out there watching him … he would be devastated."
Hurt on Krapp's tape: "[That spool] means so much, doesn't it? That's a man who loves the sound of language, and he chose that image — it's lovely."


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Manning Supporters Asked to Step In and Up
The Bradley Manning Event on Saturday was a day of support and re-dedication to a national hero. I asked those assembled to stand in Bradley's place for a few moments and really feel the depth of his sacrifice and commitment. I thought it was worth some reflection by a wider audience. Here is my statement:
"Three years ago, Steven Argue, Robert Norse and I founded the Santa Cruz Coalition to Free Julian Assange and Bradley Manning. This is notable in that three years represents more than 1000 days and Bradley Manning has spent each and every one of those days as a prisoner of conscience.
1000 days. What does that mean to we who gather here today? Well, I would ask each of you to cast your minds and hearts back 1000 days into the past and try to remember what you were doing at that moment on time. Then I would ask each of you to move forward recalling if you can each love and loss, every good time and bad and every triumph and tragedy you experienced and shared with your loved ones. And I ask this because Bradley Manning neither experienced nor shared any of these experiences. He experienced only isolation and privation. 1000 days.
Now I ask you to consider that much of these 1000 days were spent in solitary confinement. Imagine if you can being confined to a small, windowless room - imagine that for one day, for one week, for one month. Bradley Manning endured this solitude and powerless for many numbers of months.
Finally, I would ask all of you this question: if you had to sacrifice the next 1000 days of your life in exchange for the chance to take one courageous, principled life defining stand, would you make that choice? Would I? Would any of us? Bradley Manning has done nothing less than this.
I recently wrote that if any other activist in this country were imprisoned for 1000 days without disposition, the streets would be filled with the howls of protest. So it falls to us now in this place to do whatever we can from this day forward to make sure that Bradley Manning's sacrifice, his commitment to us, will not have been in vain.
Solidarity and Justice for Bradley Manning!
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Well...it's not THAT dramatic.
I don't want to offend anyone. I'm GLAD you have Jesus, if you do. I'm GLAD you believe and have faith and it is everything to you. I'm GLAD that you have found what you needed through Jesus Christ. I mean this in the most serious way, without an ounce of sarcasm. If it fills up your life and makes you a better human, than I am grateful you have it.
In our 12-step program, there is a LOT of mention of god being the way to relieve the desire to drink and use drugs. And the men who started this amazing journey for those of us who follow, believed in god. They thought being able believe in god was an important part of this program. Something to be of service to, something greater than ourselves and something to trust in. But they were smart enough to word it as "god of your understanding." They did this, so that people like me, had somewhere to go. Because this program can work for anyone. (Not saying it does work for everyone.) There is a good story in the book on how this came about. And I am sure it saved so many people because they didn't discriminate against those who didn't have the exact belief system that they did. I know it saved me. I was told that my god could be a tree if I wanted it to. It just couldn't be me.
Now, I have a higher power. I have something that works for me. It wasn't easy for me to find, and it wasn't easy for me to trust. I believe it did make those steps harder for me. I wasn't ready to turn my will and my life over to something I couldn't feel, see or trust. How could things work out for me if I didn't believe?
I tried to force some kind of belief system onto myself, and it didn't work. It wasn't until I stopped over-thinking it, and let the whole "higher power" thing happen, that I was able to find something greater than myself. It isn't a being, a god, a dude in the sky. There aren't any sons of him (if my god had a sex, it would most likely be a her) to follow or learn about. It is just simply doing the next right thing, and the right thing will come. It is the feeling I get in those rooms of my meetings. It is the good of the group, the good of the earth, the good of the universe. I have a hard time explaining what it is, but it is bigger than me, and that is all I need.
Like I've said before, I believe Jesus was here and walked this earth. I just honestly don't believe he was the son of god. It seems to me that he was a super liberal, groovy cat that helped a lot of people. A very charismatic man.
The other day I was out to lunch with some members of my 12-step group. I mentioned that I don't believe in "god." Assuming that it meant I didn't have a higher power, one woman told me to, "keep coming back."
People have (like this is news) strong opinions about their god. Obviously, wars, countries, laws, deaths have occurred in name of god. I always remember that when people are trying to push their beliefs onto me. And I am confident enough in my own belief to be able to stand on my own two feet about it and not feel inferior. I also understand that people who care about me, and have a strong Christian faith, do not want me to burn in hellfire. I can't hate anyone for that! But comments like that, or people telling me "it will happen for you, Jesus is patient," or something of the like are really annoying to me. My higher power and my beliefs are just as important to me, as the god of their understanding is to them. I don't say to them, "I think you are crazy for believing that." So to dismiss my beliefs as inferior, or to imply that I'm not doing something right or haven't "gotten" it yet, I find slightly offensive.
But, that is my shit, not yours.
Don't get me wrong, most of my friends are Christians who never say boo to me about believing. Or at least, they gave up a long time ago. And I love them all. I don't hate Jesus. We just agree to disagree. And that, is cool.
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Agree to Disagree for sure. Love you anyway too! It drives me crazy when overzealous Christians try to push beliefs. I feel it makes us seem bad.ReplyDeleteReplies
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Betsey, your my kinda gal. Hugs.SharonReplyDelete
Well said, Betsey!ReplyDeleteReplies
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This is great! I'm still giggling about Jesus being a liberal cool cat.ReplyDeleteReplies
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I see the Jesus thing as another addiction. Our former neighbour was an addict. She is now a crazy Jesus person. Before we used to feed and look after her daughter when she was so high for days that she did not know what she was doing, now we are not good enough for her daughter to visit our daughter because we are atheists.ReplyDeleteReplies
That sucks when people lose their acceptance of others because of their belief in god. It is bad for everyone.Delete
Good stuff, sister. Thanks for saying so - I know it can be seen as heretical to the beliefs of AA to express the right to "choose your own conception of God", or seen as a temporary measure until a person "comes to believe" - but folks like you who are living the miracle of recovery prove that a HP is whatever is bigger than you and keeps you sober. Nothing more is required. Thanks for being rad! :)ReplyDeleteReplies
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GUELPH — Bob Borden was holding his breath and crossing his fingers in hopes that a tentative agreement would be approved on Monday, Nov. 19.

"I am absolutely thrilled and terrifically proud of our staff," the chair of the Upper Grand District School Board said in an interview on Saturday evening.

The Upper Grand and the York Region boards reached tentative agreements with their high school teachers on Saturday — the first locally bargained deals with teachers in the province.

Borden said the agreement speaks volumes to the collaboration between the board and teachers' unions.

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The deals — which still needed to be approved by the education minister — could prove a breakthrough in what have been tough negotiations across the province.

"The tentative agreement focuses on improving student achievement, and the well-being of students," said Licinio Miguelo, spokesperson for the York Region District School Board north of Toronto.

He said the agreement was reached at 5 a.m. Saturday morning and would be sent to Education Minister Laurel Broten by Monday morning.

The Upper Grand agreement, covering high school teachers in the Guelph area, including Norwell District Secondary School in Palmerston, was also reached early Saturday.

The tentative deals are a good sign, said Geoff Williams, director of labour relations for the Ontario Public School Boards' Association.

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The Upper Grand board eliminated the retirement payouts more than a decade ago, which meant at least one less contentious issue to negotiate.

"I am very pleased that tentative agreements have been reached between OSSTF locals and two school boards," said Broten. "I look forward to receiving the agreements in the days ahead to confirm that they meet the substantively identical test laid out in the Putting Students First Act.

"Reaching negotiated agreements that meet our shared fiscal challenges while protecting small class sizes, full-day kindergarten and teacher jobs has always been our preference. We know that our education system is strongest when we all work together to find solutions."

It is unclear if these two first deals will hinge on the high school teachers' union's proposal to run its own benefits plan.

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yum! I always love pineapple fried rice that is served in the Thai restaurants. We are not vegetarian so I added some scrambled egg. Also I used 3-4 cups of brown jasmine rice and at least 2 cups of fresh pineapple. It the end it could have used more flavor so I may need to up the spices if I use those quantities again. I don't keep curry powder on hand so I used about a teaspoon of red curry paste which I mixed into the Bragg's, sesame oil, tumeric, salt and pepper. No raisins on hand. If DH didn't mind it, I would add some green or red bell peppers to this. The brown jasmine rice that I got hasn't impressed me. It has a musty flavor so this was a great way to use up the leftovers.
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FLORHAM PARK >> Kacy Rodgers had barely settled himself on the podium before he was hit with the question of the week.
Jets equipment manager Rich Bedell hasn't let wheelchair stop or define him
FLORHAM PARK >> There is no wheelchair in Rich Bedell's dreams.
Just-win Jets inching closer to playoffs
ARLINGTON, Texas >> Ryan Fitzpatrick lacked the efficiency he showed in propelling the Jets to three straight wins. Randy Bullock missed an extra point and a field goal. The offense botched a few short-yardage situations.
Jets stifle Mariota, Titans for third straight win
EAST RUTHERFORD >> It was one year ago today that Marcus Mariota stood in New York City, celebrated as being the best player in all of college football with the award to prove it.
Unassuming Bilal Powell packing punch for Jets
FLORHAM PARK >> Bilal Powell speaks barely above a whisper at times, as soft-spoken a player there might be in the NFL.
Jets quarterback Ryan Fitzpatrick's texts key to team chemistry
FLORHAM PARK >> Ryan Fitzpatrick uses his phone to score some chemistry with his Jets teammates on and off the field.
Jets' Darrelle Revis ruled out of Sunday game against Giants with a concussion
FLORHAM PARK >> The Jets are taking on Odell Beckham Jr. without Darrelle Revis.
Princeton alum Mike Catapano eager to show he belongs with Jets
EAST RUTHERFORD >> For now, the impact the New York Jets have made on Mike Catapano seems to have outweighed the impact that Mike Catapano has made on the New York Jets.
Jets back in playoff hunt after crushing Dolphins
EAST RUTHERFORD >> On a day where the Jets took time to honor those who've contributed to their success in the past, the current team went a long way towards providing a bright future in the short term.
Slumping Jets suffer fourth loss in last five
HOUSTON >> The Jets had two chances to tie Sunday's game against the Houston Texans.
Rex's Revenge: Former coach Ryan's Bills get best of Jets
EAST RUTHERFORD >> On a night in which the Jets and Buffalo Bills were used as the very first models for the NFL's "Color Rush" initiative, it seemed only appropriate that this much was black and white: Gang Green earned every bit of its 22-17 loss at MetLife Stadium on Thursday night.
Rex Ryans says IK Enemkpali will be Bills' captain for Jets clash
ORCHARD PARK, N.Y. >> Saying he's put his time with the J-E-T-S in the P-A-S-T, Buffalo Bills coach Rex Ryan insisted the focus of attention shouldn't be placed on him.
Jets scrape past Jaguars for fifth victory
EAST RUTHERFORD >> As wins go, the Jets' 28-23 triumph over the Jacksonville Jaguars at MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon ran smack dab into the ugly tree and hit every branch on the way down.
Jets have QB crisis after Ryan Fitzpatrick, Geno Smith both get injured
NEW YORK >> The Jets will have someone lined up at quarterback by the time they play the Jacksonville Jaguars on Sunday.
Ryan Fitzpatrick injured in Jets' loss to Raiders
OAKLAND >> Derek Carr and the high-powered Oakland offense have the Raiders — after a dozen years of losing — back into contention in the AFC for a change.
Brday, Patriots ground Jets at Foxboro
FOXBOROUGH, Mass. >> The fourth quarter started just in time for Tom Brady to overcome some early drops and lead the Patriots on a comeback.
Jets cruise past Washington for 4-1 start
EAST RUTHERFORD >> That's how the game is played.
Jet's Richardson returns from suspension as legal troubles continue
ST. LOUIS >> A day after New York Jets defensive lineman Sheldon Richardson's four-game drug suspension ended, a judge on Monday postponed the Pro Bowler's hearing on charges stemming from his arrest in Missouri this summer following a police chase.
Jets shut down Colts for 2-0 start
INDIANAPOLIS >> Todd Bowles is keeping the Jets grounded.
Giants' Jon Beason blasts NFL over Thursday games
EAST RUTHERFORD >> Giants middle linebacker Jon Beason knows his sprained knee will only allow him to participate in a handful of snaps, if any, in the home opener against Atlanta on Sunday.
Chris Ivory becoming productive back for Jets
FLORHAM PARK >> The flying dreadlocks are the first thing you notice when Chris Ivory gets going on the football field.
Cromartie doesn't want to rush back from knee injury
FLORHAM PARK, N.J. >> Antonio Cromartie heard a pop in his knee, a sickening sound he thought signaled the end of his season.
Jets say Cromartie has sprained knee, Mauldin released from hospital with concussion
FLORHAM PARK >> Jets cornerback Antonio Cromartie has a sprained left knee after it was initially feared he potentially suffered a season-ending ligament tear.
Injuries to Lorenzo Mauldin and Antonio Cromartie put damper on Jets' opening win over Browns
EAST RUTHERFORD >> The Jets' season opening 31-10 win over the Cleveland Browns at MetLife Stadium on Sunday afternoon will certainly be memorable.
Brandon Marshall's mission is to make Jets a Super Bowl contender
FLORHAM PARK >> Brandon Marshall has spent the month of January at home each of the past nine years, watching other players make postseason runs.


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JERSEY CITY, N.J. - In a hard fought game filled with tough defending, a caused turnover with less than 10 seconds in overtime by the host Peacocks gave Saint Peter's the 70-68 victory over the Marist men's basketball team. A tight game throughout, neither team was able to gain more than a seven point advantage.
The Red Foxes (5-17, 2-9 MAAC) were led offensively by sophomore Chavaughn Lewis (Queens, N.Y.) who registered 23 points on 8-of-12 shooting. Classmate Isaiah Morton (Vineland, N.J.) joined him in double figures with 11 points. Junior Adam Kemp (Sherrill, N.Y.) led the team with seven rebounds and four blocks.
Both teams struggled offensively early on as the teams combined for just eight points and 3-of-9 shooting over the first five minutes of action. This trend continued as neither team was able to break into double-figures until the 8:11 mark of the first half when red-shirt junior Anell Alexis (Hillsborough, N.J.) took a Devin Price (Inglewood, Calif.) pass and laid the ball in close to the basket; Marist was ahead 11-8 at this point.
After Saint Peter's responded with a 5-0 run, the Red Foxes would register the longest scoring streak of the half with seven unanswered points over a 1:08 span from 6:08 to 5:00. Manny Thomas (Brooklyn, N.Y.) was the offensive leader for Marist as he hit a three-pointer and slammed home a fast break dunk during the run.
Slowly, the Red Foxes extended their five point lead to seven, the highest margin of the game at 2:28 (23-16) and 1:11 (25-18).
A 4-0 Saint Peter's run closed the half with a score of 25-22.
At the break, Marist was outshooting Saint Peter's 36.4 percent (8-22) to 36.0 (9-25) from the field.
In the second half, the Red Foxes quickly re-asserted themselves on the offensive end as they sprung out to a seven-point lead again. Consecutive made jumpers by Kemp and Phillip Lawrence (Baltimore, Md.) gave Marist a 31-24 lead with 17 minutes to play in regulation.
The visitors held a lead for the next five minutes before a 5-0 run by the Peacocks tied the game at 37-37.
The game would remain a one-possession contest until Marist broke away with a 5-0 run of their own from 7:43 to 6:58 to turn a 43-43 score into a 48-43 score. A three-pointer from the corner by senior Dorvell Carter (Bronx, N.Y.) kick-started the short burst.
Saint Peter's shot its way back into the lead with a 9-3 run on 4-of-5 shooting from the field.
The teams traded baskets down the stretch as Lewis netted Marist's final field to give the visitors a 60-59 lead with 1:42 to go. After a made jumper for SPU's Darius Conley at 1:23, Morton drove to the basket and drew a foul with under a minute to go. The point guard calmly sank both shots from the charity stripe to give the Red Foxes a 62-61 advantage. Blaise Ffrench tied the game for Saint Peter's at 62-62 with one conversion from the foul line at 18 seconds.
Unfortunately for Marist, Morton's three-point attempt at the buzzer rimmed out and the game would have to be decided in overtime.
In extra time, two runs, a five-pointer by Saint Peter's initially and a six-pointer by Marist were the story of the first three minutes. Lewis netted four of the six points for the Red Foxes.
After a single SPU free throw tied the game a 68, the matchup would be decided in the final possession. Following a defensive rebound by Thomas with 28 seconds, the Red Foxes called a time-out to set up the possible go-ahead basket. With less than 10 seconds to play a cross-court pass from atop the three-point arc was intercepted by SPU's Chris Burke, who raced away for the game-winning breakaway layup.
For the game, Marist outshot Saint Peter's 46.9 (23-49) percent to 43.8 (28-64) from the field, though the Peacocks registered a 53.3 (8-15) percent from three-point range versus 25.0 (5-20) for the Red Foxes. Marist converted 85.0 (17-20) percent of its foul shots in comparison to 46.2 (6-13) for Saint Peter's.
The Red Foxes will complete their weekend of MAAC play with a home date with Rider on Sunday, February 3. Tip-off versus the Broncs is scheduled for 2 p.m.


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This film makes your brain cells feel like survivors of a sunken ship, not quite sure what has happened and slowly drifting away from each other until all hope is lost.
Bad thing? Depends.
People are calling this a stoner movie, though it's not technically about drugs, like, say ... Cheech & Chong, or director Gregg Araki's earlier pot-odyssey comedy Smiley Face. More like Kaboom provides the same slightly adrift feeling of mind-alteration, a sense that none of what's happening really matters, and even so ... hey, man, okay. Whatever. Cool. ... What were we talking about?
The story, such as it is: New college student Smith (Thomas Dekker) has a strict non-discrimination policy about sex -- pretty much anything or anyone goes, though he claims to lean more gay than straight. But then, he does seems to have a lot more straight sex in the movie, with the sarcastic, spunky blonde played by Juno Temple, so ...
Forget it. Doesn't actually matter...
What matters is his lesbian best friend (Haley Bennett) is dating an honest-to-God sorceress. No, wait ... what really matters is the beautiful red-head he's been dreaming about (Nicole LaLiberte) was no sooner found by him in real-life than she was also found later, murdered and decapitated.
Or maybe what matters is the animal-mask wearing weirdos he keeps seeing running around campus. There's also a New Age cult leaving him greeting cards that say he's The Chosen One.
Oh ...! And he's really hung up on his handsome surfer-boy roommate, who introduces himself as (and resembles) "Thor -- like the comic book" (played by Chris Zylka.) That's what Smith is really concerned with. Sorta.
Doomsday plots are afoot. Long-lost fathers. Blah blah blah. I could probably just make up some random things and they'd sound like they fit. It's all mainly an excuse for some explicit psycho-sexual romping --
That's fine. The people are pretty enough. Then you begin getting impatient, wondering, "Is this stupid craziness going anywhere?" And Araki reveals in a final shot: actually no.
With Kaboom, Araki is clutching a fistful of loose ends and snapping them at the audience like a locker-room towel fight.
Did I laugh? Yes. Did I laugh every time I was supposed to? No. But that's all right. Araki has made better films (Mysterious Skin), he's made funnier films (Smiley Face) but this belongs to his '90s-era sagas of outrageousness (Doom Generation and Nowhere.)
At the midnight premiere in Cannes, the person sitting beside me was a very sweet, grandmotherly French woman, and before the lights dimmed, we gave conversation a try -- despite my guidebook-style French, and her tenuous grasp of English. She was a civilian who scored tickets, not a journalist or film-industry person, and seemed eager enough for the film, though she didn't know much about it.
Occasionally during the most wacked-out moments, I would catch a glimpse of her expression (which can only be described as Mon Dieu!) which made it all seem a little more subversive. And yes ... awkwardly funnier.
Just as there are movie ratings to keep small children out of films like this, perhaps the MPAA should devise one to protect the world's sweet old ladies.
Some festival shots below: (Not pictured -- soon-to-be-shocked French grand-mère):
Ecstasy or agony from Kaboom co-star Nicole LaLiberte? Thomas Dekker and Haley Bennett don't look sure.
Haley Bennett walks the red steps of the Grande Theatre Lumiere
Seriously, does anyone else hear the Friends theme song?


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Son of Sam 10% Exemption Applies to Inmate's Medical Malpractice Settlement
Under New Yorks Son of Sam law, a crime victim has the right to bring a civil action to recover money damages from a person convicted of perpetrating that crime within 3 years of the discovery of any profits from the crime or funds of the convicted person. The law states that the first 10% of compensatory damages awarded by judgment to the convicted person is exempted from execution or enforcement. In New York State Crime Victims Bd. ex rel. Thompson v. Gordon, --- N.Y.S.2d ---, 2009 WL 3380603 (3 Dept., 2009), an convict serving a lengthy prison sentence reached a $150,000.00 settlement of his medical malpractice case. Three of the convicts victims successfully sought to prevent the State from disbursing the net settlement funds (which totaled $101,188.96, after deduction of disbursements and counsel fees) to


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AAA Toledo Mud Hens - CHARLOTTE 12, TOLEDO 4
6-8, t-2nd in West division
Jerry Owens capped off a seven run third inning in the Charlotte Knights 12-4 drudging of the visiting Toledo Mud Hens last night. The Knights, who remain in sole possession of the lead in the South Division, built up a three run lead after two innings before exploding for seven more runs in their half of the third inning. The Knights, who sent eleven batters to the plate in the third, jumped out to a more than comfortable 10-0 lead in the game, adding tow more before it was all over. Toledo starter Colby Lewis (0-1) was roughed up early allowing eight runs on seven hits, six of which were earned, over just two innings pitched. The Knights countered with starter Heath Philips (2-0) who picked up his second win on the season, going six full innings, giving up two earned runs, on just four hits and striking out five Mud Hen batters. Despite the one-sided affair by the Knights, Toledo's Mike Hessman hit his third home run of the season, a two run blast in the fourth inning. Ryan Raburn added a solo shot in the seventh, but it wasn't near enough to mount a comeback against the Knights. Toledo, who have now lost two in a row, is in the midst of a three-way tie with Columbus and Indianapolis in the West Division. The two teams will go at it again Thursday evening beginning at 7:15 p.m. with lefthander Lance Davis (0-1, 4.09) taking the mound for Toledo, where he'll face another lefthander Stephen Randolph (1-0, 2.45) of the Knights.
- Tim Law, Toledo Correspondent
AA Erie SeaWolves - ERIE 3, HARRISBURG 2
5-9, 5th in Southern division
The SeaWolves got their own form of payback, beating Harrisburg 3-2 Wednesday night. Erie started the season losing three games in a row on the road to the Senators, but when the location changed, so did the results, as the SeaWolves swept the home series and have won the last four meetings. Starter Preston Larrison pitched well, giving up only two runs in six innings, but recorded a no decision due to an offense that was quiet early on. Erie was down 2-1 for much of the game, until the eighth, when Garth McKinney hit a solo home run and Kody Kirkland put the team ahead with an RBI single. Brent Clevlen also homered in the game, and Paul Sikaras picked up the win in relief. Erie now goes back out on the road, playing the Binghamton Mets Thursday night at 6pm.
- Sam Ginsburg, Erie Correspondent
HiA Lakeland Tigers - LAKELAND 6, DUNEDIN 1
6-7, t-3rd in West division
The L-Tigers dominate Dunedin this afternoon winning 6-1 at home. Nick McIntyre continued his hot hitting going 2-4 and raising his average to .457. Clete Thomas hit his second home run of the season, but Wilkin Ramirez stole the show with a double and two singles, scoring one run and driving in two. Kevin Ardoin picked up his first win (1-1) after allowing one run in 6 innings. The bullpen held the lead by pitching three scoreless innings. The L-Tigers play Thursday night at home at 7:00pm against Ft. Myers.
- Steve Varcardipone, Lakeland Correspondent
A West Mich. Whitecaps - W. MICH. 4, CDR. RAPIDS 0
7-5, t-2nd in Western division
The Whitecaps shut-out the Kernels 4-0 in Cedar Rapids with the help of a few timely hits. The pitching staff was exceptional, led by starting pitcher Ramon Garcia (2-1) who pitched seven innings, scattering five hits, and striking out two Kernel batters. Cameron Maybin provided most of the offense for the 'Caps, driving in three of the 'Caps four runs with a triple, two singles, and a stolen base in five at-bats. Second basemen Will Rhymes was back in the lead-off spot and went 1-for-4 with a double and two runs scored. Shortstop Mike Holliman also stole a base and ended the night 1-for-4. The other 'Caps run was driven in by third basemen Cory Middleton who went 2-for-4 with a stolen base. The 'Caps face the Kernels in Cedar Rapids again the 20th before they head home for a stretch of home games.
- Jared Wells, West Michigan Correspondent
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Indonesian police have arrested nine suspects in connection with the bombing of the Marriott Hotel in Jakarta which killed 12 people and injured nearly 150, the national police chief said.
General Da'i Bachtiar said the nine individuals had been picked up in separate raids over the past week. He gave no further details.
On Friday, police said they had detained one suspect and were interrogating several others in connection with the attack on August 5.
The speed with which the arrests were made in the latest bombing indicates that police may have the same degree of success in solving the Marriott bombing as they had with last October's bombings of two nightclubs on the tourist island of Bali, in which 202 people died.
In the ensuing months, police arrested nearly three dozen suspects.
The first of these to face trial, Amrozi, was convicted and sentenced to be executed by firing squad. He is now appealing his conviction.
Bachtiar's announcement came two days after the arrest in Thailand of Hambali, head of the al-Qaeda-linked terrorist group Jemaah Islamiah that is blamed for both the Bali and Marriott blasts. He is now being interrogated by US investigators at an unknown location.
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Interactions: Studies in Communication and Culture' (Volume 6, Issue 2, July 2015)
Final guidelines for the use of new media in crisis situations
Final report on recommendations for future research
Social media is a phenomenal tool for disseminating information quickly and has become an integral part of everyday life around the world. It provides a medium for open, interactive dialogue in peer-to-peer (P2P) networks that are collaborative, decentralised and community-driven.
These dynamic social networks can be positively exploited and utilized in the event of a crisis or emergency. The COSMIC (Contribution of Social Media in Crisis management) project aims to assist first responders in using new ICT and digital tools and applications.
COSMIC will deliver a set of instructions, recommendations and best practices related to the exploitation of social media in emergency situations. This will be done by addressing and analysing the roles of major stakeholders associated with crisis management and by reviewing their communication needs, infrastructure bottlenecks and security priorities during disasters.
With the development of internet applications and data connections, the concept of social media came into being and expanded enormously in a relatively short time. This increase in social media applications (such as Facebook, Twitter, YouTube, Blogger etc.) changed the use of the internet; until quite recently, people used the internet merely to look up information, now it is just as easy to share your own information as well. Especially since the moment access to the internet no longer required the use of a personal computer or a laptop, but became possible with the tablets and mobile telephones, the impact of social media on our everyday lives has been tremendous.


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Any of you owning a few WiiWare titles - such as My Life as a King or LostWinds - will probably be aware of a slight problem.
Not any more, though, with the latest update to the Wii, the SD Card Menu brings with it the ability to play games stored on, you guessed it, an SD card. Yes, the annoying shuffling of games is no longer required. Although game save files do need to be on the Wii, still.
The SD Card Menu provides 20 pages of 12 games, or 240 total possible titles which should be more than enough for all but the most avid of downloaders. Especially with the Wii supporting up to 32GB capacity cards. Games can be saved directly to SD card once purchased, too.
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Julie Tattersall is planning a car-free family camping holiday at Peschiera, Lake Garda.
We hired a car for a fortnight when we camped there and only used it twice. Regular buses from Verona to Peschiera stopped outside our campsite gates, or a taxi from the airport costs about €40. Trains to Venice go from the station in Peschiera and buses ran regularly from the campsite to the station. Peschiera is also a main point on the boat circuit of the lake and you can get to and from any of the main towns easily by boat, enjoying a cruise into the bargain.
Gill Owen-John
It is certainly possible to rely on public transport, especially as Peschiera has some great restaurants and a weekly market where you can stock up on provisions. If you book your holiday through Keycamp (keycamp.co.uk), you can take advantage of their private airport transfer, which is great if you're arriving late or are travelling with children.
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Last week, undergraduates Ben Fischer, Julien Soros, and Jordan Plotner gathered around a xylophone in Yale's Center for Engineering Innovation & Design (CEID), ready to make music. But this performance was particularly noteworthy because Fischer, Soros, and Plotner, in addition to composing the music, also designed and built the xylophone they were playing: completing both tasks was their first assignment in the course "Musical Acoustics and Instrument Design."
That interaction between art and science is at the heart of the CEID's mission, said Eric Dufresne, CEID director and associate professor of mechanical engineering and materials science, physics, and cell biology. Dufresne featured the course in his lecture at the 2014 MakerCon, a conference held Sept. 17-18 at the New York Hall of Science that brought together leading "professional makers" — executives and leaders from organizations and educational institutions at the forefront of technology and initiatives that nurture a culture of entrepreneurship, innovation, and manufacturing.
"The assignment combines a technical and theoretical understanding of physics, hands-on problem solving and making, and the creativity of writing and performing a piece of music," said Dufresne. "This is the sort of really exciting thing you can do when you put a maker space in an environment with people of all interests."
Dufresne's presentation highlighted many of the ways the CEID integrates the rigorously focused discipline of engineering into the liberal arts education at Yale. In addition to interdisciplinary courses like the instrument design course — which is co-taught by Larry Wilen, CEID design mentor and senior research scientist, and Konrad Kaczmarek, a composer and lecturer in the Department of Music — the CEID is also home to weekly workshops that appeal to the entire Yale community, with topics such as the physics of bubbles, combustion engine teardowns, making chocolate, and biohacking. Curious newcomers who attend these courses and events can get additional support through one-on-one training and advising offered by the CEID's four dedicated professional staff.
"With 8,500 square feet of open-access studio space and cutting-edge technologies — a laser cutter, 3D printers, a machine shop — we're able to help students of all kinds turn inspired ideas into real-world innovations," said Dufresne. "But more than that, we're creating an educational community that reverberates far beyond the walls of the School of Engineering, encompassing 1,400 current student, faculty, and staff members — the majority of which are not engineering majors."
One example of that diverse educational community is 109 Design, an undergraduate student venture developing a compliance and feedback monitoring system to attach to braces for children with scoliosis; Ellen Su and Levi DeLuke, two of the project's three founders and inventors, accompanied Dufresne to MakerCon as representatives of the CEID Summer Fellowship Program, an initiative that offers students funding, equipment, and mentorship to develop their own creative, team-based projects.
"109 Design exemplifies what engineering and liberal arts can do together," Dufresne said. Consisting of an artist, a mechanical engineer, and a political scientist, the team "took a liberal arts approach to help people with scoliosis. They talked to kids and asked them how it felt. They talked to physicians; they talked to health insurance companies — and they found that what they really needed to do is make a compliance device to make sure that people are actually wearing their brace."
But being at MakerCon was also an opportunity for the 109 Design team — which is currently waiting to begin clinical trials of its device — to bridge its work in the CEID to the resources of the outside world. "We get to connect with people who have more experience and can give us feedback on some of the many engineering decisions we've made," said Su. "We're also looking for manufacturers right now to help scale up production for our device."
Those connections, said Dufresne, whether between experts and novices or scientists and artists, are what the CEID is constantly working to establish and strengthen. "Thanks to the information technology revolution, computers can help tremendously during the analysis and design stages of a project; simultaneously, technology innovations have also made rapid prototype manufacturing significantly easier. These advancements have democratized the ability to make, and in response, science educators can now open up the vibrant space between thinking and making for students of all experience levels and intellectual backgrounds.
"The CEID is doing that," he added, "putting Yale at the forefront of redefining how to educate the next generation of engineers."
The first MakerCon was held last spring at the Oracle Conference Center in Redwood City, and was attended by over 500 representatives across the maker universe, including entrepreneurs, investors, community leaders, and government officials. MakerCon New York is the kickoff event for the NYC Maker Faire, with events expected to draw 100,000 visitors to the making community.


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Our first stop after leaving Heartland Mesa in New Mexico was White Sands National Park: a beautiful place made up of miles upon miles of blindingly white sand and dotted with a few scraggly bushes. After a couple of hours wandering through the desert, we hopped in the van to head to the next tourist destination: Carlsbad Caverns.
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We dug cacti, shoveled manure, dug new garden beds and planted herbs and veggies. Our accessories instead of fancy handbags and shoes were a shovel and a water bottle. Our afternoons were typically spent relaxing our work sore muscles and laughing. I laughed harder over the week and a half we spent at Munkebo than I have in years. Along with sore shoulders, arms and backs we all ended up with aching tummies and cheeks from near constant merriment. We were fed really well and when it came time to leave, we'd developed an attachment to the people and the place, though not so much ducks.
Next stop: Surfside Beach, near Galveston, Texas. It'd been a year since either Rohan or I had taken a dip in the sea and we both felt it was well overdue. Though the beaches of Texas aren't as clean (we had some folks next to us leave an empty 24 pack of beer, cans included and the packaging from their dinner lying on the beach) those in Aus, the water was warm and the sun was shining, woo hoo!
New Orleans, Louisiana was our next destination, where we stayed with our good friends Mark and Mary. We got our own room there, our own bathroom and Mark and Mary treated us very well. I discovered my new favorite food: boiled crawfish coupled with daiquiris. If you should be running short on time, you can get your daiquiri at the drive thru or to go. We could've stayed in Nawlins forever, but before either one of us developed a serious drinking problem, we thought it best to keep on keeping on.
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Get an overview of this hotelFamily-friendly Portimao aparthotel in Praia da Rocha, near Rocha Beach
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This family-friendly Portimao aparthotel is located in the entertainment district, within 1 mi (2 km) of Vau Beach and Rocha Beach. Continente Shopping Center and Portimao Museum are also within 1 mi (2 km).
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2 outdoor pools, a golf course, and a restaurant are available at this aparthotel. Self parking is free. Additionally, a bar/lounge, a coffee shop/café, and an outdoor tennis court are onsite.
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Apartamentos Turisticos Jardins Da Rocha features a golf course, 2 outdoor swimming pools, an outdoor tennis court, and a seasonal outdoor pool. The aparthotel offers a restaurant and a coffee shop/café. A bar/lounge is on site where guests can unwind with a drink. Wireless Internet access is available for a surcharge.
This family-friendly aparthotel also offers a children's pool, a rooftop terrace, and spa services. For a surcharge, the property provides a roundtrip airport shuttle (available 24 hours) and an area shuttle. Complimentary self parking is available on site.
- Outdoor seasonal pool
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Apartamentos Turisticos Jardins Da Rocha has a restaurant on site.
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A golf course and an outdoor tennis court are featured at the aparthotel. 2 outdoor swimming pools are on site along with a children's pool. Other recreational amenities include a seasonal outdoor pool.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or nearby; fees may apply.
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Hi Matthieu, This really seems to help. I am using now a base62 encoded monotonically increasing integer, which means my doc_id goes from "0" onwards, using the alphabet: ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ0123456789abcdefghijklmnopqrstuvwxyz I am getting now 3000 docs/s, more or less stable, and the size of my documents has decreased from 3KB to 0.4 KB. I am not sure whether this metrics will worsen when the database grows, but my feeling is that the situation has improved a lot just by changing the doc_id. I have one more question. Is the alphabet I have shown above "ordered" for couchdb? Thanks, Daniel On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 3:09 PM, Matthieu Rakotojaona < firstname.lastname@example.com> wrote: > On Thu, Mar 15, 2012 at 3:00 PM, Daniel Gonzalez <firstname.lastname@example.com> > wrote: > > I understand the overheads that you are referring to, but it still > schocks > > me that Couchdb needs 8 times as much space to store the data. > > > > Are there any guidelines on what to do/avoid in order to get a lower > > overhead ratio? > > I got surprisingly good results when changing the _id design. I advise > you to follow what is written in this page : > http://wiki.apache.org/couchdb/Performance#File_size > > Basically : > - use shorter _ids > - use sequential _ids. If you cannot (eg because you have multiple > disconnected parts that will have to merge often and that would cause > too many clashes), you can use couchdb's own semi-sequential generated > uuids. Yes, uuids are contradictory to the first point. > > > -- > Matthieu RAKOTOJAONA >
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Team Klitschko has informed Fightnews.com that WBC heavyweight champion "Dr. Ironfist" Vitali Klitschko (37-2, 36 KOs) will defend against former WBC/WBA/WBO cruiserweight champion David Haye (22-1, 21 KOs) on September 12 at the 52,300-seat Commerzbank Arena in Frankfurt, Germany. The stdium is the home of the Eintracht Frankfurt in the Bundesliga. It will be the second consecutive stadium show for the über-popular Klitschko brothers. Haye was originally scheduled to fight on June 20th against WBO/IBF/IBO heavyweight king "Dr. Steelhammer" Wladimir Klitschko (53-3, 47 KOs) at the Veltins Arena football stadium in Gelsenkirchen, Germany, but pulled out due to an injury.


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The holiday season is upon us. That means going out and shopping for the parents, the little ones, and the friends. On Friday, we asked folks down at the Tops Plaza in Geneva what they were shopping for this year.
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Today, artisanal cheese producers are creating creamy rounds with the same nuanced terroir of wine, making it a good year to travel just for cheese. One of our favorites is Heber Valley Artisan Cheese, 45 miles from Salt Lake City. Its specialties include queso fresco and Juustoleipa Finnish cheese. Weekly tours with cheesemaker Grant Kohler include a look at the state-of-the-art facility, a lesson in cheesemaking, and a peek at the cave where the cheese is aged. Sign up for a cheese- or yogurt-making class, and you'll go home with your own, plus a handy kit with the recipe. $5 tour, $30 class; hebervalleyartisancheese.com
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[2011-10-21] Mortgaging Our Future on Ownership, or, the Pleasures of Renting In the post-print era, it may be time for libraries to abandon antiquated concepts of collection ownership in favor of demand-driven rentals of content.
[2013-05-21] Multi-Institutional Library Collaboration and the Future of Scholarly Collections Academic libraries face a number of challenges in managing large collections of periodicals and books. Stewardship of these collections must balance the need to preserve older parts of the scholarly record with the constant ...
[2007-02-28] NALSIG agenda minutes, 04/20/06, Farmington, NM
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[2006-11-10] Navajo Studies Conference; 16th: In the Sacred Manner We Walk as Diné The 16th Navajo Studies Conference was held at the University of New Mexico (UNM) on November 1-4, 2006 in the Student Union Building (SUB). The conference is returning to the University of New Mexico 20 years after its ...
[2006-11-13] Navajo Studies: Archival Collections at the Center for Southwest Research Welcome 2006 Navajo Studies Conference Participants! The Center for Southwest Research (CSWR) collects, preserves, and makes available a large variety of materials to help document the culture and history of the Diné in ...
[2012-11-27] Navajo Studies: Archival Collections at the UNM Center for Southwest Research The UNM Center for Southwest Research (CSWR) collects, preserves, and makes available materials to help document the culture and history of the Diné in historical and contemporary times, from both native and non-native ...
[2011-10-11] New Mexico roots ltd : a demographic perspective from genealogical, historical and geographic data found in the diligencias matrimoniales or pre-nuptial investigations (1678-1869) of the Archives of the Archdiocese of Santa Fe : multiple data extracted and here edited in a uniform presentation by years and family surnames
[2008-06-20] Oil and the Federal Presence in New Mexico The main topics are oil discoveries during the 1920's, oil politics, and the Teapot Dome Scandal.
[2014-07-03] On the Line: Living the US -Mexico Border This exhibit encourages a closer examination of the United States-Mexico Border giving particular attention to the individuals and communities that exist along the horizontal boundary. Very often, discussions of the Border ...
[2007-04-25] One Song Leads to Another: Pandora Internet Radio
[2006-04-18] Overview of a Guide for Electronic Theses and Dissertations This chapter provides an overview of a guide for electronic theses and dissertations that is being prepared as requested by UNESCO to help with the expansion of ETD activities around the world. It roughly follows the outline ...
[2006-04-18] Overview of Digital Library Components and Developments Digital libraries are being built upon a firm foundation of prior work as the high-end information systems of the future. A component approach is becoming popular, with well-established support for key components like the ...
[2009-04-07] Overview of Open Access and Innovation; SALALM Panel (April 30, 2007) on "Opening Doors to Research Information: Institutional Repositories and the Open Access Movement" Open access repositories are springing up globally at academic institutions, allowing staff and students to share research findings effectively. There are many flavors of Institutional Repositories (IRs) and many options ...
[2008-06-20] Overview of the Federal Presence in New Mexico 1900-1945 Includes the welcome, and essays giving an historical overview and an interpretation of economic development.
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CHARLESTON, W.Va. — A Cross Lanes woman was charged with malicious wounding after allegedly stabbing her boyfriend in the arm during an argument.
Kanawha County Sheriff's Deputy Stephanie Adams went to a residence on Walnut Valley Drive about 8 p.m. Monday to investigate a domestic disturbance, according to a criminal complaint on file in Kanawha County Magistrate Court. When she got there, she heard a man and a woman arguing inside the house, according to the complaint.
The front door was open, and Adams saw fresh blood on the floor, according to the complaint. She then heard a man say, "You stabbed me," according to the complaint.
Adams found Crystal Gail Toler, 23, and Richard Dewayne Rider in the bathroom, according to the complaint.
Rider had a white cloth wrapped around his arm, the complaint said. When he unwrapped the cloth, Adams saw a vertical stab wound about an inch long on his upper right arm.
Rider told Adams that Toler had stabbed him, the complaint said. Toler was arrested and charged with malicious wounding.
According to the complaint, Toler was out on bond for domestic battery against Rider. She was arrested by Nitro police on May 27.
Toler was in the South Central Regional Jail on Tuesday. Her bond was to be revoked.