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ive tried it with both the usb and the cd version and it still comes out with an empty cfg file. Ive even redownloaded the usb version and the same thing. maybe I should try using a different program to open the iso. The syslinux.cfg file reads 0 kb for file size and i have opened it in wordpad and notepad and in linux with it on the file directory. so i may just try to redownload it and use a different program to open the iso file.
Ok i checked the md5 and it came out to E342268C74DA8FE6A65A003FA3304EA8. So obviously the md5 is wrong. I downloaded it from remotes website so does that mean someone uploaded a bad file or did the file get corrupt while i was downloading it?


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I'm having some trouble installing BT5 r3 to my existing laptop running Ubuntu 12.04 on a SSD. I've loaded BT5 onto a bootable USB drive and booted from there, then selected "Install Backtrack" from the desktop. This works fine until step 4 of the graphical installation. At step 4, no drives are detected at all. The list of partitions is blank and the controls (except for Quit and Back) are greyed out.
My SSD is otherwise mountable/useable when running BT5 from the USB drive. I've already made an empty partition on my SSD for the BT5 installation. The installer just can't see any drives at all. I'm wondering if some special drivers or configuration is necessary.
The version I am attempting to install is the Gnome Desktop, x64 bit version (I'm running x64 Ubuntu 12.04 on this laptop).
All of my searches so far, on this forum and on Google, have returned results for installing BT5 to a USB stick and making that perisistent. I have not yet come across any information about the installer not being able to install to a SSD. BT5 otherwise works fine with my laptop when running from a USB drive.
Any help is appreciated!
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Many public libraries have READ posters, pictures of local celebrities holding their favorite book. One of the READ posters from the Skokie (IL) Public Library is now getting some national attention: Barack Obama holding Doris Kearns Goodwin's A Team of Rivals: The Political Genius of Abraham Lincoln.
Of course this book is now getting a lot of media attention and has been a model for Obama's cabinet selections. I wonder how seriously Obama was pondering a presidential run and thinking of following Lincoln's model for cabinet selections when he chose this book and posed for their READ poster.
KPL's READ posters don't have anyone as widely known as Skokie's but nevertheless we have some engaging READ posters of Kalamazoo folks. Look for them on the sides of our delivery van, in ads in the Kalamazoo Gazette, Excelsior (Dr. Michael Rice), Encore (Bobby Hopewell), other local publications (Newcomers magazine, KSO program book, Civic Theatre program book, WMU Theatre book) and of course on our website. They are also displayed from time to time in our buildings.
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Google Directors Wanted Page, Brin to Court Facebook Employees
Google considered having its cofounders personally recruit Facebook workers and instituted a policy to make counteroffers within an hour to workers offered jobs by Facebook, according to newly released documents in a closely watched case alleging big tech companies colluded to suppress wages.
Google's concern about Facebook hiring its employees has been a theme in the case, in which 64,000 tech workers accuse Google, Apple, Intel and Adobe of conspiring not to recruit each other's tech talent.
The documents posted Friday dramatize how Facebook, which was never part of the no-recruiting pact, disrupted a chummy network among tech giants. Previously released emails showed concern among Google executives beginning around 2007 as Facebook aggressively courted Google employees.
The documents were posted Friday by U.S. District Judge Lucy Koh, after she considered a motion by Google to have them sealed. Some were posted with redactions.
Both sides have approved a settlement of $324 million, but Koh has yet to approve it. The workers initially sought $3 billion, which could have been tripled under antitrust statutes. Koh questioned the fairness of the settlement in a June hearing. Some class members have rejected the amount and hired lawyers to argue against the settlement.
In one email released Friday, two Google directors – Intel CEO Paul Otellini and venture capitalist John Doerr – suggested Google cofounders Sergey Brin and Larry Page personally approach Facebook workers to recruit them.
"Paul/John asked who was reaching out to the target Facebookers," Prasad Setty, Google's vice president of compensation, wrote to several Google executives on April 19, 2010. "They suggested that we have Larry/Sergey and Eng execs reach out rather than the Staffing leads."
A Google security executive urged caution. "I don't agree that we should be asking Larry and Sergey to reach out to Facebookers," replied Shannon Deegan, a Google security operations director. "That will quickly be leaked and I believe won't look great."
There's no evidence in the court files that Page or Brin personally recruited Facebook employees.
An earlier leak about Google's countermoves versus Facebook had caused consternation at Google. In November 2007, a Google engineering manager alerted his bosses that employees were emailing about Google "providing counter-offers within an hour to Googlers who give notice about getting a Facebook offer."
Google Chief Executive Eric Schmidt thundered back in an email, "Since I announced our 1 hour policy exactly 24 hours ago we should be embarrassed and disgusted by this leak."
The newly released documents also show Google staffing employees personally confronted Facebook recruiters about approaching Google employees. A March 2008 email from Google staffing director Arnnon Geshuri states, "Even though it was an open event, we approached the recruiters at the time and … gave them a warning to (sic) we would be watching them."
Google declined to comment. Intel, Facebook and Doerr could not be reached.
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Mayor Bob Foster was elected as the 27th mayor of Long Beach in June 2006. He was re-elected for a second term in June 2010.
Question: I'm gonna be playing hardball with the very first question, which is: How are you doing?
Answer: Doing OK now. I had an infection in my foot that kept me off my feet for a week. It drove me crazy. I read a lot, was on the phone a lot, but after a while you go nuts and you want to get out.
Q: I promise I would never get tired of lying around reading. What are you reading now?
A: I'm reading Jim Newton's book about Earl Warren, in addition to a bunch of mysteries.
Q: That's what I do: Read a smart-guy book, then a mystery. I'm reading the new Dennis Lehane.
A: I forgot about Lehane. He's great. I'm glad you reminded me of him. I've been reading a series of mysteries by Steve Hamilton set in the Upper Peninsula in Michigan. It makes me want to go visit the place. I've been to all 50 states, but I haven't seen the U.P. in Michigan. I'd like to go.
Q: Would Nancy go with you?
A: Sure! Absolutely. If we can get someone to look after the cat, which is hard to do. Noah's about 9 now and he's got liver and pancreas issues and he's got diabetes now. You have to monitor him pretty carefully.
Q: Who does Nancy like more, you or the cat?
A: On any given day it's a close call. When Noah's in a good mood, I think he gets the nod.
Q: How do you like my chances for winning a council seat in the 5th?
A: I love your chances! I love your chances!
Q: Can I count on you for an endorsement?
A: Off the record?
Q: OK. (we go off the record) (we come back on the record; we're metaphorically covered with confetti and party streamers). Seriously. I'm not a self-starter. I just want to run the 5th because it's easy to run.
A: That's unfair.
Q: But it's true. What's the easiest district to run?
A: All of the districts are precious to me ...
Q: Oh, come on!
A: All the neighborhoods in Long Beach are unique, and each has its own issues.
Q: All right, let's try it this way. You have to appoint me as a councilman for one of the districts ...
A: I don't appoint them, they're elected.
Q: I know, but something happens - martial law, whatever.
A: What district do you live in?
Q: The 5th.
A: Then I would appoint you where you live.
Q: I don't have a lick of business experience. You ran Southern California Edison for 20 years. Do you think it's necessary to have business experience in public office?
A: It's not necessary, but it's good to have had the experience of having a payroll and have to hire people.
Q: How about political experience? You always hear candidates running for office bragging about being a Washington or Sacramento outsider. But, by definition, that outsideness goes away as soon as they're elected.
A: I think knowing the political ropes is important. Knowing how things move through the political process is important. Knowing how the economy works - how it really works - is very helpful. When I ran for mayor, people said, oh, he's been in business, he's used to ordering people around. That's ridiculous. There's as much give-and-take in business as there is in politics.
The idea that I, as a business executive, sat behind a desk with two giant stamps saying Yes and No is nuts. I have never, as a businessman or as mayor, pointed at the stripes on my sleeve and ordered someone to do something. If all you do is go around ordering people you get what I call malicious compliance.
Q: It's good to have a phrase for that. I think I've done that before. In 2014 you term out as mayor. What's next? A write-in campaign for another term? State treasurer? Governor? What do you hanker for?
A: I'm considering a third term as mayor, but I also have an exploratory committee looking at treasurer. I've done eight years of public service. I really think I've done a decent job and I really enjoy it. The question is whether I want to devote more of my remaining years to public service.
Q: Remaining years?
A: To be brutally frank, I think everybody ought to be very realistic about their mortality. I'm in reasonably good health, I work out, I feel pretty good. But, I'm 65 and you look at what's a normal life span, especially in terms of active years. ... If I run for mayor or something else, you're looking at four or eight years, and that's taking some of your last years - and there's nothing wrong with that, but you have to think hard about it and weigh it against your personal desire to relax, to travel, to spend time with your family.
Q: That is pretty brutally honest.
A: I always think it's important to be honest with people and to tell the truth. It's important to pursue virtue. You're never gonna hit it 100 percent, but it's important to try.
Q: It's hard to find it in politics.
A: It shouldn't be. People say to me, "Don't you hate it with people calling you names and questioning your motives?" and I say no. Because I know who I am and I'm not going to worry about people who have an opinion of me that's not coincident with reality. I know I'm not nefarious. Life's too short to go around answering every stupid charge. I think things that were broken with this city have been fixed or are on their way to being fixed. Being mayor certainly takes a chunk out of my life. I've put a lot of energy into it, and when I'm finished I know I'll be able to say I did a good job. I might've missed a few spots, but I think people will say the city's better off for me having been its mayor.
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The tale perfectly encapsulates the Meyer aesthetic—look at all options and be prepared for all results.
"I got a call from Matt Boyle," a Brietbart News reporter, "who was hearing a lot of what I was hearing," Meyer says.
When Sheridan told him in February that she was fired, Meyer said he was "it struck me as retaliatory."
When he gets to the front desk, "usually the first words out of my mouth are, 'Send me,'" Meyer says.
The question everyone in Hollywood is waiting to have answered is whether it will work for Meyer one last time.
Sometimes the governor is attached to the link, sometimes to a separate valve, as in the Meyer gear already described.
Mr. Meyer looked around the group and the smile left his face.
Indeed, on one occasion he remarked to me, "Meyer, I do not propose to have a picture reputation."
Mr. Meyer sprang ahead, locked it and removed the key, and faced them.
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May 11, 6pm CDT, Colleen Rowley & Ray McGovern Interview on 'Tell Somebody', KKFI Community Radio
May 10, 2010
On Tuesday, May 11 at 6:00pm CDT on 90.1 FM KKFI Community Radio (Kansas City), 'Tell Somebody' host Tom Klammer will feature former FBI Special Agent and Minneapolis Chief Division Counsel Coleen Rowley and 27- year CIA analyst and Veteran Intelligence Professionals for Sanity cofounder Ray McGovern. The program will stream live at www.kkfi.org.
Rowley's team had arrested Zacarias Moussaoui just three weeks before 9/11, and was denied a warrant to search his computer by FBI headquarters. Rowley was on the cover of Time magazine's 2002 Person of the Year issue with two other whistleblowers after she went public with a blistering letter to FBI Director Robert Mueller.
Rowley just wrote a piece on the Huffington Post, headlined "Quarles Public Safety Exception--Constitutional and Proven Effective!" . We'll hear about that from Coleen Rowley as she returns to Tell Somebody this week.
After that, former CIA analyst Ray McGovern returns to the show. Ray's latest post on Consortium News is entitled, "Loose Lips on Iran Can Sink America".
Tune in to KKFI at 6pm Tuesday.
Last week's show, Puppy mills, oil spills, & the Prince who crawled from the sewer is now online. In that show I played just a couple of minutes from an October, 2008 interview with Antonia Juhasz. I posted that entire interview online. Yahoo posted an Associated Press story online dated May 8, 2010, headlined "Bubble of Methane Triggered Rig Blast".
In her book Juhasz writes: Drilling in water depths greater than 500 feet releases methane, a greenhouse gas at least twenty times more potent than carbon dioxide in its contribution to global warming.
Check out the links at www.tellsomebody.us.
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THE THIRD OF JULY: Our Founding Fathers, all puffed up and powdered-wigged, declared independence in a closed session of Congress on July 2 and approved the declaration extricating this country from Great Britain on July 4.
So what day should be the more celebrated? McKenna's on the Bay General Manager John Morris is splitting the difference by organizing a mammoth July 3 Big Bang on the Bay, with a block party, dinner, live music and a fireworks display that will, says Morris, surpass the Queen Mary's display.
Doesn't matter; you can do both, because the Queen's blast will be on the ho-hum traditional Fourth and McKenna's will be on the cutting-edge Third.
Morris, who is a founder of the Belmont Shore Christmas Parade and New Year's Eve on Pine, plans on making July 3 an annual holiday.
"Whattaya think?"
It's OK with us.
"It's gonna be huge. We're bringing it!" swears Morris. "We did it on 9-11, and it was spectacular. We bring a 100-foot barge right into the middle of Alamitos Bay, and we light off $50,000 worth of fireworks.
"It's all paid for by people in Naples and Belmont Shore and the Peninsula," he says.
What, they just throw money at you?
"Yeah. Well, I asked them for money. People I know. I called them all up and asked them. We're calling it the $500 Club. We get 100 people to give $500 each, and it's all covered. They love it, because they're all throwing parties in their yards on their blocks and they're getting a huge fireworks show. It's totally win-win."
While many of the members of the club are big names in the Shore - the Lobier family, Mike O'Toole, Craig Dougherty are among them - others are businesses that will profit from the fireworks display, including Schooner or Later and Pelican Joe's Bay Boats.
Besides the pyrotechnics, McKenna's has put together some packages for the evening. For $55 you get a dinner and reserved seats in the restaurant, plus Block Party access.
Twenty dollars gets you into the Block Party, which goes from 6-10 p.m. right next to McKenna's and features a fleet of food trucks and a performance by the longtime Alamitos Bay Landing band Flyer.
Proceeds from those events go to the Long Beach Fire Department Memorial Association, which held its own annual fireworks show for 54 years at Vets Stadium before it finally fizzled out this year due to a host of problems, including budget cuts and decreasing attendance.
The association is throwing a fundraising bash at the Alamitos Bay Yacht Club on July 3 (which also contributed to the $500 Club; the Long Beach Yacht Club, on the other hand, took a pass on contributing. We are resigning our commodoreship in shame.). The firefighters' party for 500 guests is $25 a throw. That benefit has sold out.
To buy tickets for the McKenna's party, at 190 N. Marina Drive, call 562-342-9411.
Other businesses in Alamitos Bay Landing, of course, will have views of the fireworks, to say nothing of just hanging out at the beach on the bay or on the ocean side of the peninsula.
A couple of alternatives to driving yourself to the Big Bang include swinging by Phil Trani's Restaurant, 3490 Long Beach Blvd., in Bixby Knolls, where you can grab a pre-game cocktail and then hop aboard the double-deck Big Red Bus, which will depart about 6p.m. For $30, you get round-trip bus transportation and entry to the McKenna's Block Party. The bus holds 65 people, so call to reserve a spot: 562-426-3668.
To reach the party from downtown or Belmont Heights/Shore, you can get there by sea on Long Beach Transit's Aqualink. To get to Alamitos Bay Landing by 7 p.m., board the Aqualink at the Queen Mary at 5:35 p.m., at the Aquarium of the Pacific at 6:10 p.m. or at the Belmont Pier at 6:30 p.m. Tickets are $5. To return, hop aboard a free Passport bus at Alamitos Bay Landing. For info on Long Beach Transit services, call 562-591-2301 or check the Web at www.lbtransit.com.
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This is the rainwear that protects dogs like an umbrella from head to tail. Made with a water-repellant nylon exterior and lined with soft fleece for snuggly, warm comfort, the raincoat has a removable transparent hood that keeps a dog's head dry without obstructing its ears. With reflective trim for maximum visibility, the raincoat has adjustable hook-and-loop fasteners around the chest and belly for providing an optimal fit. A leash can be connected to raincoat's D-Ring or to a dog's harness through a button hole opening. Safety Yellow. Sizes XS (neck circumference 9-12", girth 14-16", neck to tail length up to 8", dog weight 5-7 lbs., product weight 3 1/4 oz.), S (12-15", 16-18", 11"; 8-13 lbs., 4 oz.), M (15-18", 18-24", 15"; 14-24 lbs., 6 1/2 oz.), and L (17-20", 22-25", 21"; 23+ lbs., 8 3/4 oz.)
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Mismatched hood & coat
By CatyCay
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I love the idea of this canine raincoat but, for my Jack Russell terrier, (17 pounds), the coat & hood don't really match up well. The small: coat too small, hood just right; medium: coat fits perfectly but the hood is too heavy and wobbles & my dog doesn't want to wear it (the small seems fine with him). So, if they could have separate hoods & coats to put the various bodies & heads together, it would be great. I don't know yet if I will order the medium again or not. I also love that there are no sleeves to deal with.
Bottom Line Yes, I would recommend this to a friend
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Great canine raincoat
I love the fact that this canine raincoat does not have the annoying "arm" through which you have to put your dog's arms. It is good coverage in the rain. The hood is a little too heavy, I think. On my dog, it wobbles around and looks uncomfortable. Most times, I leave the hood off.
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The purchased item was a very good buy.
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The item is being used on my dog who hates to walk in rain,however I had no problem when it was used.
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A quality canine raincoat
By JR
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Sheds water very well.
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With 16 salads and 24 dressings that are easy and quick to make, you will never want to buy store-shelf dressings again. And salad can now become the centerpiece of dinner. Good fats burn bad fats, and these dressings leverage the very best unprocessed oils and other high-nutrition ingredients for maximum flavor. All without refined sweeteners like corn syrup and chemicals like MSG, SLS, and propylene glycol.


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By Julie Muhlstein
Higher grades, less work, softer treatment – doesn't that sound like every schoolboy's dream?
It's not a wish list from one of today's slacker kids. Nope, it's a long-ago school superintendent's description of what he believed students wanted at East Stanwood High School.
And 69 years ago this week, the school was the scene of a student revolt.
At noon on Jan. 27, 1944, a Thursday, nearly the entire East Stanwood High student body of 96 kids simply walked out of school. World War II was raging in the European and Pacific theaters. Yet the student protest, according to news accounts, had nothing to do with Americans at war. The cause was apparently student dissatisfaction with the superintendent, Alfred Tunem.
A Norwegian immigrant, Tunem was quoted in a front-page Everett Daily Herald article the day after the student strike began.
Students "want higher grades, less work, and softer treatment," said Tunem, who added that "discipline must be maintained." He was quoted in the article as saying three boys "were sore" after being asked to stay after class as a punishment for being tardy.
There was more to it than that. And The Herald wasn't the only newspaper to take notice of the strike that dragged on for days. The uprising is also the subject of an essay on HistoryLink, an online resource for Washington history. The Seattle Times reported that just two students showed up for school the day after the walkout, and that "the echoes of dissension rang hollowly in the corridors of East Stanwood High School."
Times reporter Robert Mahaffay wrote that the superintendent was accused of lowering grades on report cards that had been turned in to him by teachers. Another complaint was the lack of school-sponsored dances, known as "mixers."
Tunem told the Times that since the start of the war, students had been interested "only in mixers, mixers, mixers – entertainment." He addressed the accusation of grade-changing by explaining that some students hadn't done their work, but still expected to pass classes.
J.A. Wallace, identified in The Herald as a car dealer and in the Times as a spokesman for parents, said in The Herald that the grievances "go way back, four or five years. It's poor management. Too many boys are leaving school." It seems some things never change.
"We don't want our children to seem like a bunch of reds and radicals, but this matter must be straightened out," Wallace told the Times.
Only 29 students went back to class the Monday after the walkout, the Times reported. Townspeople were split over whether to support Tunem or keep up the protests. By Feb. 2, 1944, after parents met with the school board, most students were back at school. News reports were thin on details about what had changed to bring them back.
Today, both the town of East Stanwood and the high school exist only in history and memory. Stanwood and East Stanwood consolidated in 1960. East Stanwood High School, built in 1925, became Lincoln High School, but today the building at 7430 276th St. NW is the Stanwood Community &Senior Center. Just think, some of those class of '44 rebels may even be spending time in their old school building.
And Superintendent Tunem? The man who in 1944 said "the school board has told me to stick to my guns" went on serve as Mukilteo's mayor from 1947 to 1956. He died in 1972.


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Tarnowskie Góry lead-silver mine and its underground water management system is an exceptional example of a large scale mining network comprising some 50 km of drainage tunnels, over 100 km of access tunnels and excavated chambers and numerous shafts extending over 38 km2. Located in one of Europe's classic metallogenic provinces it is one of the largest, best preserved and most accessible mine drainage networks in the world.
The monumental system was constructed in technically challenging terrain of highly permeable carbonate strata with unusually high water inflow, in gentle undulating topography with river beds at just slightly lower elevations and with corresponding shallow river gradients. Its effectiveness in water removal was such that the surface distribution of water was permanently altered, the water table was permanently lowered and pre-existing abstraction was rendered obsolete. The mine responded with the adaptation of its technical systems to provide a domestic water supply to the mining town and an industrial water supply to an entire region.
The site is the most significant part of a much larger (150 km2) area exploited for lead-silver ores from the 12th century to the early 20th century. Operations evolved from numerous small-scale artisanal operations to the large-scale industrial concern of Fryderyk Mine that operated from 1784-1910. Underground archaeology reflects a consistent regional hydraulic engineering strategy, begun in the mid-16th century and which adapted with changes in scale and technology over 300 years. Some key surface features and installations are included.
The drainage system is still functioning today and the historic network has been the focus of sustained conservation and public access by a community association since 1957.
Tarnowskie Góry Lead-Silver Mine and its underground water management system is an outstanding technical achievement in world mining engineering. It represents the apogee of European adit drainage technology developed in parallel with European pumping technology diffused through a highly mobile mining culture from the mid-16th to mid-19th centuries.
Effective drainage technology enabled access to extensive, yet comparatively shallow (maximum -50m), bedded deposits that yielded high outputs of lead ore that had a significant impact on European markets. Lead exports further sustained silver smelting and the chemical extraction of silver from argentiferous copper ores in the major mining centres of central Europe, including Kutná Hora, Banská Štiavnica and Goslar.
The efficiency and scale of drainage rendered the traditional town water supply from wells obsolete and, beginning in 1797, the mine used steam powered pumping to supply domestic water to the citizens of Tarnowskie Góry and industrial water to enable development of the entire Upper Silesian Agglomeration.
The underground mining environment of Tarnowskie Góry, together with some of its related surface features, prompted an early conservation movement that continues to manage and care for the site and maintains access for scientific, educational and tourism purposes.
Criterion (i) Tarnowskie Góry mine represents a masterpiece of mid-16th to mid-19th century underground hydraulic engineering that represents an outstanding technical solution to a physical problem. The exceptional level of water infiltration (from above and below), due to highly permeable carbonate strata hosting the lead-silver ore body, was combated by the sustained development of gravitational adit drainage in technically difficult flat-lying terrain. The system represents the apogee of skills evolved within European mine drainage technology and is a major example of human creative genius that not only dispersed unwanted water from the mining environment but redistributed it to meet domestic and industrial needs of Upper Silesia.
Criterion (ii) Tarnowskie Góry mine exhibits key technical interchanges in mining engineering and metallurgical systems between Poland, continental Europe and Britain. It is an outstanding example from the Central European mining heartland that evolved through the tangible dissemination and fusion of ideas concerning technological development, across Europe, especially in the development of gravitational adit drainage and pumping technology. This was essential to the production of lead that was crucial in metallurgical processes involved in the extraction of silver in the major European mining centres and that contributed to the general economic and social development of Europe.
Criterion (iii) Tarnowskie Góry is one of Central Europe's classic lead-silver mining regions with a mining tradition, established nearly 500 years ago, that still underpins a living culture distinguished by an unusual commitment of more than 50 years to conservation and public access to the historic underground mining environment.
Criterion (iv) The Site is an outstanding example of the development of gravitational mine drainage, pioneered in Europe from the 16th to the 19th centuries, and its parallel adaptation to domestic and industrial water supply. It is a technological ensemble that represents a creative response to the drainage of technically difficult flat-lying terrain and a solution to the water supply problems that it, itself, first created. Its success, still operating today in the function for which it was originally designed, enabled the sustained production of lead, silver and other metals that made a crucial contribution to the industrial and economic development of Europe.
Authenticity: The cultural value of the nominated site is reliably and credibly expressed through the following principal types of attributes that make significant contributions to Outstanding Universal Value. These include:
Form and design of mining features below and above ground that exhibit the fusion of European technological ideas and installations, but that commonly display characteristic adaptation to the Upper Silesian mining environment and tradition. Examples include the exceptional adit drainage system that developed over a period of more than 300 years in parallel with, and in conjunction with, mining technology and cultural transfer from other European mining centres including those on the Continent and in Great Britain;
Materials and workmanship that is manifested by remains that demonstrate an evolution in techniques that contrasts early with later phases of mining development within the system. For example early and traditional mineshafts that were worked by artisanal miners with primitive technology and that leave both a distinctive underground form and regionally distinctive surface topography – contrasting with later (larger, fewer and technically specified) shaft design that is testimony to the migration of steam pumping technology from Great Britain;
Use and function, the authenticity of which is proven by a combination of reliable sources of information and detailed archaeological investigation. For example the historic records of mine drainage and its adaptation in the later-19th century as a public water supply, together with over 50 years of recent exploration, investigation and conservation;
Location and setting such as the highly authentic mining landscape that includes shaft mounds and shafts, adit portals and cuttings that deliver underground water to surface rivers.
Integrity: Tarnowskie Góry lead-silver mine is a property that contains attributes that form a system that is linked in terms of theme, chronology, typology, organisation and socio-economic factors. The boundary of the property, a substantial part of which is underground, is necessary to ensure that the geographical coverage and the overall size is sufficient to provide a complete representation of all the significant attributes that, together, express Outstanding Universal Value. It is the best and most significant system that is representative of a much larger regional group of workings that exploited this classic European metallogenic province.
In terms of technology interchange and technological ensemble, essential key interrelated attributes are included that demonstrate the functional integrity of the underground mining system and of the water supply system. These are in remarkably good condition, are deterioration controlled and remain free from the adverse effects of development.
Boundaries are delineated to include all the essential attributes that support the historical geographical-spatial integrity, as well as the structural and functional integrity of the system.
Comparisons with other properties on the World Heritage List and with properties on State-Parties' Tentative Lists highlight that Tarnowskie Góry lead-silver mine and its underground water management system is a prime example of the peak of the application of mine adit drainage technology developed within European mining culture. The combination of Tarnowskie Góry's large scale gravitational mine water drainage system, and its function that developed as a regional domestic and industrial water supply, is an exemplar of the sustainable way in which man adapted the exploitation of natural resources.
Tarnowskie Góry lead-silver mine and its underground water management system is one of the largest, best preserved and most accessible mine drainage networks in the world. The only other directly comparable system identified is the Great County Adit in the Cornwall and West Devon Mining Landscape World Heritage Site (UK).


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Such reflection gives a vital clue to Hamelin's three-CD album of the late piano music, works where Busoni found his truest voice. Given his distinctive quality, it is hardly surprising to find Busoni described as 'one of those lonely crags which stand outside the great stream of musical history'. Even Alfred Brendel admits that Busoni gives you 'a deliciously hard time', noting how the seven Elegies in particular derive from late Liszt, where even the darkest-hued introspection is clouded still further. Here you will find rolling arpeggios, tremolandos and whirling gyrations stilled by an abrupt and alien cadence. The Sonatina seconda is without key, time signature or bar-lines, while the Toccata shows a blaze of virtuosity that tells you much of Busoni's pianism. Yet such outbursts are rare in a composer who, to quote Brendel again, invariably turns from exuberance to bitterness.
Such strangeness demands rare skill and a special empathy for an idiom which for many will seem recondite and remote. And it is in this sense that Hamelin, playing with unfaltering lucidity and authority, achieves an astonishing triumph even by his exalted standards. As always, Hyperion (complementing Hamelin's earlier recording of the Piano Concerto -12/99) has done him proud. Marc-André Roberge's booklet-notes weave you through one intricacy and anomaly after another; and so, although this is essentially an album for specialists, it is one that could never be bettered.


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MMK751 - Services Marketing
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Service industries currently account for approximately 70-80% of Australia's GDP and employs over 80% of the workforce. It is anticipated that 90% of all new jobs created during this decade will be in the service sector.
Service organisations differ in many important respects from manufacturing organisations, requiring a distinctive approach to planning and implementing marketing strategy. This subject builds on the knowledge gained in Marketing Management by providing a detailed analysis of how to tailor marketing goals and strategies to service organisations. This is a highly practical unit that allows students the opportunity to apply theory to real-life situations on an on-going basis.
Assessment 1 (Individual) Industry-based written research report (4000 words) 40%
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Hurdle requirement: achieve at least 50% of the marks available on the examination
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MalariaQuartan malaria; Falciparum malaria; Biduoterian fever; Blackwater fever; Tertian malaria; Plasmodium
Malaria is a parasitic disease that involves high fevers, shaking chills, flu-like symptoms, and anemia.
Malaria is caused by a parasite that is passed from one human to another by the bite of infected Anopheles mosquitoes. After infection, the parasites (called sporozoites) travel through the bloodstream to the liver, where they mature and release another form, the merozoites. The parasites enter the bloodstream and infect red blood cells.
The parasites multiply inside the red blood cells, which then break open within 48 to 72 hours, infecting more red blood cells. The first symptoms usually occur 10 days to 4 weeks after infection, though they can appear as early as 8 days or as long as a year after infection. The symptoms occur in cycles of 48 to 72 hours.
Most symptoms are caused by:
- The release of merozoites into the bloodstream
- Anemia resulting from the destruction of the red blood cells
- Large amounts of free hemoglobin being released into circulation after red blood cells break open
Malaria can also be transmitted from a mother to her unborn baby (congenitally) and by blood transfusions. Malaria can be carried by mosquitoes in temperate climates, but the parasite disappears over the winter.
The disease is a major health problem in much of the tropics and subtropics. The CDC estimates that there are 300-500 million cases of malaria each year, and more than 1 million people die from it. It presents a major disease hazard for travelers to warm climates.
In some areas of the world, mosquitoes that carry malaria have developed resistance to insecticides. In addition, the parasites have developed resistance to some antibiotics. These conditions have led to difficulty in controlling both the rate of infection and spread of this disease.
There are four types of common malaria parasites. Recently, a fifth type, Plasmodium knowlesi, has been causing malaria in Malaysia and areas of southeast Asia. Another type, falciparum malaria, affects more red blood cells than the other types and is much more serious. It can be fatal within a few hours of the first symptoms.
- Anemia
- Bloody stools
- Chills
- Coma
- Convulsion
- Fever
- Headache
- Jaundice
- Muscle pain
- Nausea
- Sweating
- Vomiting
Exams and Tests
During a physical examination, the doctor may find an enlarged liver or enlarged spleen. Malaria blood smears taken at 6 to 12 hour intervals confirm the diagnosis.
A complete blood count (CBC) will identify anemia if it is present.
Malaria, especially Falciparum malaria, is a medical emergency that requires a hospital stay. Chloroquine is often used as an anti-malarial medication. However, chloroquine-resistant infections are common in some parts of the world.
Possible treatments for chloroquine-resistant infections include:
- The combination of quinidine or quinine plus doxycycline, tetracycline, or clindamycin
- Atovaquone plus proguanil (Malarone)
- Mefloquine or artesunate
- The combination of pyrimethamine and sulfadoxine (Fansidar)
The choice of medication depends in part on where you were when you were infected.
Medical care, including fluids through a vein (IV) and other medications and breathing (respiratory) support may be needed.
Outlook (Prognosis)
The outcome is expected to be good in most cases of malaria with treatment, but poor in Falciparum infection with complications.
Possible Complications
- Brain infection (cerebritis)
- Destruction of blood cells (hemolytic anemia)
- Kidney failure
- Liver failure
- Meningitis
- Respiratory failure from fluid in the lungs (pulmonary edema)
- Rupture of the spleen leading to massive internal bleeding (hemorrhage)
When to Contact a Medical Professional
Call your health care provider if you develop fever and headache after visiting the tropics.
Most people who live in areas where malaria is common have gotten some immunity to the disease. Visitors will not have immunity, and should take preventive medications.
It is important to see your health care provider well before your trip, because treatment may need to begin as long as 2 weeks before travel to the area, and continue for a month after you leave the area. In 2006, the CDC reported that most travelers from the U.S. who contracted malaria failed to take the right precautions.
The types of anti-malarial medications prescribed will depend on the area you visit. According to the CDC, travelers to South America, Africa, the Indian subcontinent, Asia, and the South Pacific should take one of the following drugs: mefloquine, doxycycline, chloroquine, hydroxychloroquine, or Malarone. Even pregnant women should take preventive medications because the risk to the fetus from the medication is less than the risk of catching this infection.
People who are taking anti-malarial medications may still become infected. Avoid mosquito bites by wearing protective clothing over the arms and legs, using screens on windows, and using insect repellent.
Chloroquine has been the drug of choice for protecting against malaria. But because of resistance, it is now only suggested for use in areas where Plasmodium vivax, P. oval, and P. malariae are present. Falciparum malaria is becoming increasingly resistant to anti-malarial medications.
For travelers going to areas where Falciparum malaria is known to occur, there are several options for malaria prevention, including mefloquine, atovaquone/proguanil (Malarone), and doxycycline.
Travelers can call the CDC for information on types of malaria in a certain area, preventive drugs, and times of the year to avoid travel. See: www.cdc.gov
Fairhurst RM, Wellems TE. Plasmodium species (Malaria). In: Mandell GL, Bennett JE, Dolin R, eds. Principles and Practice of Infectious Diseases. 7th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Elsevier Churchill Livingstone; 2009:chap 275.
Krogstad DJ. Malaria. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier. 2007:chap 366.
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Review Date: 6/9/2011
Reviewed By: David C. Dugdale, III, MD, Professor of Medicine, Division of General Medicine, Department of Medicine, University of Washington School of Medicine; Jatin M. Vyas, MD, PhD, Assistant Professor in Medicine, Harvard Medical School, Assistant in Medicine, Division of Infectious Disease, Department of Medicine, Massachusetts General Hospital. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc.


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Mount Saint Mary College's Relay for Life recently earned
$47,300 for the American Cancer Society – topping last year's total
by nearly $10,000 – thanks to the efforts of students, faculty,
staff and volunteers from the community.
More than 400 members of nearly 40 teams took turns walking laps
from 6 p.m. to 6 a.m. to honor those who have or were lost to
cancer, and to raise money for a cure.
Thirty-two survivors, including students and faculty, were
guests of honor.
Survivor Diana Pernicano of Yorktown Heights, N.Y., a sophomore
nursing major at the Mount, began her battle against cancer began
in fall of 2013: she found a lump in her neck during a hands-on
lesson in a nursing class.
She credits the course with saving her life.
Pernicano received treatment for Hodgkin's lymphoma immediately,
and is now free of the disease. She raised more than $2,000 for the
Mount's Relay for Life this year. To view a video of Pernicano's
story can be seen on YouTube.
The Relay committee of 26 student leaders, led by event chair
Anthony Cona of Farmingdale, N.Y., and MSMC Colleges Against Cancer
president Kristen Maiberger of Baldwin Place, N.Y., began planning
in September 2013.
Fr. Kevin E. Mackin, OFM, president of Mount Saint Mary College,
kicked off the event.
"A diagnosis of cancer can be a very scary thing," he said. "As
we seek to balance our lives, our health, and our families and
friends, in contemplating challenges and tests we face, I think of
this saying: I shall pass through the world but once: any good
therefore that I can do or any kindness that I can show to any
human being, let me do it now, let me not defer or neglect it for I
shall not pass this way again."
Fr. Mackin applauded everyone in the Relay for Life.
More than 50 percent of Mount students engage in community
service as part of their coursework or through club
Over the past five years, the Mount's teams steadily increased
contributions to the American Cancer Society. In 2010, the teams
donated $13,413. In 2011, the amount increased to $27,157. In 2012,
the total was $28,420, and last year, Mount Saint Mary College
teams raised more than $37,000.
The event was sponsored by the Colleges Against Cancer SGA Club,
the Student Activities Office, and the American Cancer Society.
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This can be a silly question, or maybe someone else asked it before, but the thing is that I don't get it: Since the DeLorean is destroyed at the end of Back To The Future III, where does the DeLorean come from at the beginning of the videogame? Probably this question is answered in a dialogue during the videogame, but I don't remember when this happened.
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Mark Shuttleworth responds
Mark Shuttleworth responded to the blog item I posted a few hours ago. Rather than have it just get lost in the responses to the previous blog item, I thought I'd reprint it verbatim here.
Mark commented on the previous item:
Larry, it was Greg who used the expression "Hater's gotta hate", not me.
Jono has done an ample job of pointing out how the data is a poor reflection of Canonical's contribution, rather than reflecting poor contribution itself.
And I didn't call Greg stupid. I said that thinking tribally makes one stupid – it precludes opportunities for rich interactions with interesting people.
Right now, on numerous fronts, developers at Canonical are feeling frustrated because when they try to collaborate with people in upstream projects that are maintained by folks who resent Canonical, they get blocked. One of our developers told me he has taken to submitting patches through a proxy because he does not get reasonable answers when he does so directly.
I can't think of a better example of tribal thinking making a project stupid: if you're actively dissing patches labelled "Canonical" and then complaining about the lack of them, "stupid" would be on the more complimentary end of the appropriate epithets.
And I reply:
Mark — First, thanks for responding. I know you're a busy guy; a different busy maybe than some of us who are promoting FOSS in the trenches, but busy nonetheless. Frankly, I wish I had more time between $DAYJOB_1 and $DAYJOB_2 to address your comment more thoroughly, but I'll do my best in the limited time I have here (thank God for quick typing).
Also, so you know: I have been an Ubuntu user since 2006 (though no longer on my primary machine — more on this in the next sentence) and a member of the California LoCo since then as well. My business, Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, has several Ubuntu boxes and has converted several small businesses and home offices to Linux and the operating system they use is Ubuntu.
Today, for several reasons, I am primarily a Fedora user. However, my daughter is an Ubuntu user. But rather than rend my garment and wail, "I have no daughter," I encourage her to use whatever distro — heck, whatever operating system — she likes because FOSS is all about choice (tell you something you don't know, right?).
We agree that tribalism, as defined in your blog, is bad. There is no place for it anywhere, including Ubuntu. There are aspects of the Ubuntu organization that smack of tribalism — specifically the LoCo program, which I'll discuss in a minute — that you should probably be aware of. Just a quick warning about the glass houses and stones thing . . .
True, you didn't actually call Greg DeKoenigsberg stupid, but you did accuse him of tribalism, which is stupid. The implication sticks, even though it wasn't directly stated. I don't know Greg well — we've exchanged e-mails while he was at Red Hat and, superficially speaking, we're friends of Facebook — but knowing him even marginally and after reading his blog item, I don't think he was practicing "tribalism." As I mentioned in my blog, I think that while Greg may not get a whole lot of points for execution, he does bring up a valid point that I have heard more often than I would have liked.
Bringing this up does not make him a "tribalist." It makes him someone bringing up a point that you can take or leave (and frankly, if I were a captain of industry and not a guy with two jobs and a passion for FOSS, I'd have probably publicly ignored Greg's blog altogether and, given the time, looked into it more. I'd also think about going into space again, as that sounds really cool, but that's another matter).
On the issue of "tribalism," you might want to give LoCos a closer look because, from a Linux User Group standpoint (I run one of those, too), it seems that LoCos — at least the one that I have the most experience with, here in California — have a "separate but equal" attitude toward participating with LUGs and promoting FOSS. While they're welcome and urged to participate in our activities for the greater good of FOSS, activities that are LoCo based tend to be Ubuntu-only, which of course is their right, but think about the message it sends.
Also, you mention developer feeling frustrated about contributions that they make being thwarted. That surprises me, and that would definitely be something that would need correcting. I'd be glad, too, to post examples if you could provide them.
Thanks again. Back to work for me.
(Fedora ambassador Larry Cafiero runs Redwood Digital Research in Felton, California, and is an associate member of the Free Software Foundation.)
July 30, 2010 at 8:03 pm
The Colonel is almost afraid to step into this pile.
Communities are tricky things. I have stated this in/on numerous
forums, blogs, IRC channels. A community of geeks is the ulitmate
oxymoron. Yet we keep trying. Someday the communities will be
smooth running just like the software they promote.
LoCo's, some work just fine, some don't. But that is sort of like
bowling teams and LUG's and most of the Colonel's ideas. Could it
be that we try to do too much online?
Ubuntu is just about to have it's 6th birthday. Lets see how it does
when it is a teenager. Fedora is just a year older, and is backed by
a corporation. Maybe that helps? Many distros are pure anarchy and
seem to hang on.
Let's look for points of unity and work from that. Please remember
even astronauts have off days. Rock stars too. Even guys who sit too
long in the sun at the farmers market?
Now y'all get out there and throw some chairs.
August 5, 2010 at 11:23 am
Larry, I appreciate your wading into this issue.
I don't know about the rest of y'all, but I find sticking to one distribution/project for every box and every task to be something that's not terribly productive.
Right now I have active installations with Debian, Fedora, Ubuntu and OpenBSD, and I've recently increased my use of live distros Puppy and TinyCore.
Every distro has its strengths and weaknesses, and in my case I find it easier to keep an open mind (and hard drive) when setting up a system.
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CLEVELAND (AP) — A report finds the Cleveland Police Department's use of force policies are sound and on par with national standards.
The results of the study by the Police Executive Research Forum are being released Wednesday by police chief Mike McGrath, who says he has put 25 of 26 recommendations in place to enhance existing policies and training.
McGrath requested the review in March 2011, and it was done in two phases.
Use of force concerns were renewed last year after a chase ended in 137 shots fired at a fleeing driver and passenger who were killed.
A study by the Ohio Attorney General found widespread failures of police command, control and communications leading to the Nov. 29 chase.
Cleveland mayor Frank Jackson disputed Attorney General Mike DeWine's findings.
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List of best rookies starts with Vanek (Rochester D&C)
Amerks battle Moose in North Division Final (Amerks.com)
Bring on the Americans! (MooseHockey.com)
Amerks Playoff Update (Sabres.com)
List of best rookies starts with Vanek (Rochester D&C)
Amerks battle Moose in North Division Final (Amerks.com)
Bring on the Americans! (MooseHockey.com)
Amerks Playoff Update (Sabres.com)
Amerks await opponent for North Division Final (Amerks.com)
First-round sweep gives Amerks time to refocus (Rochester D&C)
Rochester rests as Moose, Leafs battle (Winnipeg Sun)
Amerks Playoff tickets on Sale for Round Two (Amerks.com)
'It worked out really well for all involved as Hannan spent parts of five seasons with the Sabres as a key defensive forward and sound penalty killer. He only played one full season while with the Sabres, as injuries and coach's decisions limited his playing time at times, but he was a nice contributor in a very quiet and unheralded way.'
'Where he will be doing it next year, of course, is an arresting question. Biron didn't play this year and his contract is up. Noronen played well back home in Finland. Miller not only delivered his best season in the best hockey league going, he got a year of new rules — including fat blue lines and puckhandling restrictions –under his belt. "Ryan has evolved," Cunneyworth said, "and I don't see him backsliding."'
'In a year's time, assuming the NHL lockout ends, Buffalo Sabres fans will know all about Gaustad (GOSS-stad). The 23-year-old former Winter Hawk has developed into one of the most feared forwards in the American Hockey League.'
Ted Nolan is finally stepping out of the shadows and into the spotlight.'
'"Ted Nolan is here today because I want to bring a winner to Moncton and Ted Nolan is a winner."'
'"You learn from the past and the only thing I have to say now is I'm back," Nolan said. "I'm excited, probably more excited than I was when I first started coaching."'
Exciting clincher for Amerks (Rochester D&C)
Amerks earn some rest after finishing sweep of Hamilton (Rochester D&C)
Miller builds toughness (Toronto Sun)
On track to the NHL (Portland Oregonian)
Amerks Sweep Bulldogs (RNews.com)
Roy scores two as Americans eliminate Bulldogs from AHL playoffs with 5-4 win (CP)
Amerks Sweep Into Round Two (WGR-AM)
Amerks win 5-4 to sweep Bulldogs (Amerks.com)
Bulldogs 4 Rochester 5 (HamiltonBulldogs.com)
Amerks Earn Some Time Off (SabresFans.com)
'The Sabres trip is part of a League-wide 2005 Hockey Fights Cancer initiative aligned with CureSearch National Childhood Cancer Foundation and Childhood Cancer Foundation Canada, partner organizations devoted to treating and curing pediatric cancer. "Reach the Day" wristbands were created by CureSearch to provide a symbol of hope to children and their families and to share the dream that a cure for childhood cancer is within reach.'
Amerks wary of tempting fate (Rochester D&C)
Amerks can close out series Tuesday (Amerks.com)
'Time Warner Inc. and Comcast Corp., the two largest cable TV companies in the country, announced last week that they had reached an agreement to buy Adelphia's assets, a deal valued at $17.6 billion in cash and stock.'
'The agreements call for the Rigas family assets to be turned over to Adelphia, which will then pay $715 million in cash and stock to a fund designed to help investors who lost billions of dollars when the company collapsed in 2002. To avoid criminal prosecution, Adelphia also agreed to continue helping the Justice Department with its investigations.'
'Under the agreement, Adelphia founder John Rigas and son Timothy, along with other members of their family, will forfeit ownership of more than 95 percent of the family's assets, including most their cable television systems, real estate worth about $10 million and about $567 million in Adelphia securities.'
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Dana White says they are not interested.
We'll see how long this stance lasts......
Sherdog.com - The number one MMA site on the web today!
I think this is a terrible move by Bellator personally.
Yes I accept its an industry & now its all about getting people interested in their product. But to release an undefeated champion just because the company find him boring is not a good sign for the future of MMA.
This situation has shown just how little a lot of MMA fans think of him and his style too. He's obviously a very talented guy, but most people just don't care for him. That doesn't give him much of a bargaining tool.
WSOF have offered him a contract...
Askren vs Palhares could be a good fight which I'd actually expect Palhares to win... Winner fights for the title vs winner of Fitch/Carl.
Palhares vs Askren / Carl vs Fitch
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Rosanne Cash Testifying In Support Of Artists' Rights
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Rosanne Cash is standing up for musicians. The country star was in Washington, D.C. Wednesday to testify at a Congressional hearing about music licensing and copyright laws.
In a prepared statement she voiced her support for the implementation of a radio performance right for artist, as well as the Songwriters Equity Act and the copyright protection bill known as the RESPECT Act.
Cash explained that she's "a fan of new technology" that provides greater music distribution, but those new technology-driven services are operating "under outdated and Byzantine laws" that keep songwriters and performers from receiving fair compensation.
Cash said the Songwriters Equity Act would help artists challenge music licensing and royalty rates, which are currently not set fairly. The current copyright law enables digital services to use music recorded before February 15th, 1972 without compensation. Cash calls it an "injustice" to legacy artists "that defies description." The RESPECT Act addresses this issue. She added an appeal to consider musicians "valued members of American society" who deserve fair compensation "for fair, honest work."
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Tooele's Tyler Woodruff was just a freshman, but with his team down two in the final seconds of a tournament game, his coach drew up a play for him.
"I still remember the faith he had in me," Woodruff said about his former coach, John Mahler.
Friday, a day after Mahler was killed in a head-on collision on State Road 112, the Buffaloes took the court against rival Stansbury, donning memorial ribbons and heavy hearts.
Tooele defended well but the team suffered lapses in composure at time. And as the fourth quarter started, the Buffaloes trailed.
Woodruff again was called on to bring his team back. He finished with 27 points, pushing his team to a 46-41 win.
"He gave me some more motivation to play," Woodruff said about his former coach. "It kind of gave me a little boost."
It was a victory Mahler would have been proud of, his player said, but not one that would have surprised him.
"I think he would have said, 'I told you you could do it,' " Woodruff said.
The Race to 2,000
It was another win for South Sevier and another monster night for Race Parsons.
The Southern Utah-bound senior dropped 42 points en route to an 85-72 victory over Emery on Friday.
Parsons already has captured his school's all-time scoring record, a mark previously held by his grandfather, Lynn Parsons. With three games left in the regular season, the younger Parsons has scored 1,870 points in his high school career, according to MaxPreps.com.
To reach 2,000 by the end of the regular season, Parsons would have to average 43.33 ppg.
OT for Ogden Tigers
The Ogden Tigers and Bear River Bears needed extra time to settle things Friday.
Three overtimes later, Ogden walked away with a 70-61 win. The Tigers' Spencer Smith scored 29 points in the victory. Ogden improved to 6-10 and 4-4 in region with the win.
Give me more OT
The Pleasant Grove boys saw their streak of playing in multiple overtime games come to an end Friday.
The Vikings need four overtime sessions to defeat Lehi on Jan. 18 before knocking off American Fork in a two-overtime game Tuesday.
The streak ended when the Vikings fell to host Riverton 71-57 on Friday.
Pleasant Grove and American Fork are tied for second place in Region 4 with 3-2 records. Lone Peak leads the region at 5-0.
Brink of extinction
Payson put its foot on the gas against Carbon on Friday and never let up.
The Lions claimed the biggest margin of victory on the night, beating the Dinos by 50. The final score: 83-33.
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St. Kate's Newswire :: St. Catherine University, St. Paul, MN :: News and Events
Denny Prize awarded for non-fiction and creative works
When the winners of the Denny Prize for Distinction in Writing were honored in November, the St. Catherine University community had an opportunity to experience perspectives in both poetry and prose, largely relating to the experience of the self in modern society and the experience of The Other.
Members of the Denny family gathered with faculty and staff to present the award, in honor of Eleanor McCahill Denny '26 who acquired her love of the written word from her professors at St. Kate's.
"None of the prizes that we have is more important to us than the Denny Prize, which is awarded annually," President Andrea Lee, IHM, said during the reception. "This year is the first year that we have actually made an award for both non-fiction and fiction writing."
Trustee Emeritus Chuck Denny and his daughter, Anne, were both on hand to present the awards, which were announced earlier this year and include funding for each honoree to continue their work.
Denny Prize for non-fiction
Assistant Professor of Theology Min-Ah Cho received the Denny Prize for Distinction in Writing for non-fiction, for her work entitled "The Body, To Be Eaten, To Be Written: A Theological Reflection on the Act of Writing in Theresa Hak Kyum Cha's Dictee."
Cho garnered the award in her first year of teaching at St. Kate's, and in that time, she had already received feedback from her students that they were moved by her autobiographical work.
"I'm just incredibly and extremely honored," she said. "This essay is about my own journey and struggles in order to be a writer."
While exploring her ideas through a theological lens, Cho's work describes her experiences as a non-resident alien teaching and writing in the United States. She composed the piece in English, though her native language is Korean.
"Being a non-resident alien in the United States and speaking and writing in my second language, however, has showed me to a totally different experience of writing," said Cho. "The more I have developed the ability to catch the nuances in English language, the more I have found a new and unprecedented conscience in my understanding of the sound and meaning of some Korean words."
With the personal nature of her essay, Cho gave a moving presentation of the work during the reception for the Denny Prize. She read an excerpt from the work carefully and thoughtfully, expressing how strong her connection is to the art of writing and how the insight gained from this art informs her daily life.
"When I write, I feel more. When I write, I feel beautiful. When I write, I feel I am finally partaking in The Other. It is not because writing is something I can do well or because writing is easy for me. Writing is painfully difficult for me and it always makes me feel inadequate. Writing is, for me, an experience of both love and hate."
Denny Prize for creative writing
Assistant Professor of English Lucas Pingel was awarded the Denny Prize in creative writing for his collection of poems entitled "Flurries."
"This is part of a project that is ongoing," he said. "The poems are imagistic in nature, part lyric and part narrative.
"I'm very interested in the relationship between an individual and how he or she functions in a society around them, sometimes in a political way, sometimes in a spiritual way, sometimes in a mythological way. Much of my new work deals with a speaker who struggles to understand himself in his immediate surroundings, his country and the world at large." (Right, Professor Lucas Pingel speaks with Professor Elizabeth Fontaine during the reception for the Denny Prize.)
Pingel shared several of his poems with the audience, marking the rhythm of each line with the movement of his shoulders and the precise signature of his voice. In this style, he shared "A Wish" and the title poem, "Flurries" at the reception.
"I'm very honored and humbled for the recognition," he said.
Honorable Mentions
Honorable mentions were also awarded in both the fiction and non-fiction categories:
- Non-fiction: Amy Hamlin, assistant professor of art history, for "Figuring Redemption: Max Beckman's Resurrections"
- Non-fiction: Kim Heikkila, adjunct instructor in history, for "From 'Nam back to Sanity': Nurses, PTSD and the VA"
- Fiction: Elizabeth Fontaine, assistant professor of English, for "Eagle Peak."
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J. Russell Harper was a distinguished art historian, who served as Curator of Canadian art at the National Gallery of Canada from 1959 to 1963.
Harper was born at Caledonia, Ontario. He studied at the Ontario College of Art (1938-40), then served with the Royal Canadian Air Force (1941-45). Following the second World War, Harper earned degrees in Art and Archaeology from the University of Toronto (BA 1948; MA 1950). He held positions at the Royal Ontario Museum (1948-52), New Brunswick Museum (1952-56), Lord Beaverbrook Art Collection (1957-59), National Gallery of Canada (1959-63), McCord Museum, McGill University (1965-68) and Concordia University (1965-79). Among numerous honours, he was awarded a Royal Society of Canada Fellowship for Research in Paris (1956), and became a a fellow of the Royal Society of Canada (1974), as well as an Officer of the Order of Canada (1974).
Harper is cited as "a determined pioneer in the history of art in Canada." His contribution to the collections and exhibition programs of Canadian institutions, his authoritative publications in the history of Canadian art, and his work as educator and champion of Canadian visual culture mark him as a leader in the new discipline which he helped to create and define. Among his many publications, Painting in Canada: A History (1966; revised edition 1977) was the most ambitious and comprehensive study of Canadian art to date. This landmark title was followed by other seminal works, including Early Painters and Engravers in Canada (1970), Paul Kane's Frontier (1971), and Krieghoff (1979).
During his long and distinguished career, J. Russell Harper assembled a comprehensive library of some 3,000 titles, encompassing visual arts, architecture, archaeology, graphic arts, decorative arts, photography, folklore, literature, history and other subjects related to cultural development. His library reflects his scholarly interests and commitments, and contains many of the ancillary materials he used in research for his own publications. Material types include books, exhibition catalogues, journals and newspapers, as well as printed ephemera. The library is particularly rich in local history of the Maritimes, Québec and Ontario, including publications such as reports of societies, religious orders and archival repositories, early collection guides and catalogues, souvenir albums, programs and prize lists from community events such as agricultural fairs and exhibitions, and early Canadian publications on art instruction and technique. The era of exploration and discovery of Canada is also represented, with numerous classic studies in early editions.
The Library of J. Russell Harper was donated to the National Gallery of Canada in 1992. An item-level finding aid is available.