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Daniel Ellsberg, the most famous whistleblower in the United States, praises Ecuador for granting political asylum to Julian Assange to avoid extradition to Sweden for questioning over sex crime accusations. "I congratulate Ecuador, of course, for standing up to the British Empire here, for insisting that they are not a British colony, and acting as a sovereign state ought to act," says Ellsberg, who leaked the Pentagon Papers in 1971, the secret history of the U.S. involvement in Vietnam. On Thursday, British Foreign Secretary William Hague said Assange would be arrested if he left the embassy, saying Britain is "under a binding obligation to extradite him to Sweden." Ellsberg adds: "[Assange] has every reason to be wary that the real intent here is to whisk him away to America, where it really hasn't been made as clear what might be waiting for him." [includes rush transcript]
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Senior services – Assist with Senior Programs at Community Centers throughout the year or other senior related themes such as assisting with the Senior Commission or the annual Senior Workshop each April. **Some volunteer positions have an age requirement of 16 years of age or older (minor volunteers must submit a parental release & waiver). ***Volunteers must have finger print clearance.
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In their incongruity and outrageous character, they were more and more effective.
Does the incongruity of such an arrangement strike no one among the religiously-minded people who visit Le Puy?
The incongruity of its position is to be referred to the lateness of its delivery.
There is, however, a perpetual conflict amongst feelings, from which results an incongruity of beliefs.
She admitted the incongruity; she even tried to console herself with it.
Graingers words in Miss Barbaras voice were the more pathetic for their incongruity.
A rustic summer house in such a place would be an incongruity.
"Oh, you are not going to put that on," said Nora, whose own training had made her sensitive to incongruity in dress.
He halted before this incongruity, regarding it with astonishment.
An odd bit of incongruity was the inclusion of his name in the list of managers of the Inaugural Ball of 1849.


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As the Oakland Raiders continue through their first set of Organized Team Activities, the coaches are getting their first evaluation of where players have improved from a season ago. DJ Hayden may be one of the most important pieces for the Raiders success in 2014. He had many setbacks in his rookie year, mostly from injuries, but the former first round pick is bulked up and more prepared for the upcoming season.
"I think really he's light years ahead of where he was at this point last year, not just from a physical standpoint, but really from a mental standpoint too," Raiders head coach Dennis Allen said of Hayden. "I think he realizes now that everything is going to be fine. He is going to be OK, and he can really focus in on getting better as a football player. I like what I've seen out of DJ so far. He still has a lot of things he has to learn. He is still kind of a quasi-rookie out there, but I am looking forward to his development and I think there are some good things in store for him."
At this point, everyone knows about Hayden severed heart vein in college that almost cost him his life. During his rookie season, Hayden missed OTAs because of surgery on scar tissue from that injury and then missed the back end of the 2013 season with a sports hernia. To combat those setbacks, Hayden dedicated himself to getting bigger and stronger this offseason by eating better and lifting.
"It will definitely be beneficial, me being a little heavier and a lot stronger, because we have big receivers in this league and I think it will be good for you to be somewhat big," Hayden said. "I definitely want to be stronger so I can take on blocks, big receivers and be able to tackle big running backs, so that was one of my goals."
Although Hayden was unable to show much during his rookie season, his potential was realized in a game against the San Diego Chargers. Hayden amassed seven tackles and tallied a game securing interception in the endzone. Those are the type of efforts the Raiders are counting on from Hayden consistently in 2014. That is the expectation Hayden has for himself and the team.
"I feel like not only me, not only do I have something to prove, but I feel like we all have something to prove," Hayden said. "Because with our season last year, we have to do way better now. We're way better than that and I just can't wait to get this season going."
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|Wildcats end pre-district schedule with win
|Joseph Elerson | News-Telegram Sports Writer
Jan. 6, 2007 - TEXARKANA - The Sulphur Springs Wildcats head into their District 11-4A opener next Friday on a four-game winning streak after taking care of the Pleasant Grove Hawks, 54-48, at Hawk Gymnasium Friday night.
"We didn't play as well as we needed to play tonight going into district," said SSHS coach Rusty Harden. "I am not complaining, and I will take my win and drive home."
SSHS (15-4) put the game out of reach on a long pass from Andrew Panter to Aaron Williams for an easy layup and a 52-48 lead with 28 seconds remaining.
"For a while there, we were delaying it trying to get easy shots and weren't being successful," the coach said. "I thought we should attack when we had the numbers and that was a big play for us."
Senior Ladarius Harrison led the team in scoring with 14 points and four rebounds, while Drew Biggerstaff and Bradley Washington scored 10 points each for the Wildcats. Washington also had six rebounds and three steals.
Both teams went back-and-forth in the first half tied at 28-28 heading into the locker room as Harrison scored 11 of the 13 points in the second quarter. Panter had the other basket on a jumper for a 17-15 lead with 6:10 remaining in the half.
With 2:17 left in the half, Harrison gave Sulphur Springs its biggest lead of the half at 24-19 with a layup and free throw off an assist from Colten Nash, and then Pleasant Grove battled back on buckets by Eric Bragg and Devaro Pierce for a 24-23 deficit.
Following an offensive putback by Harrison for a 28-25 lead, Pleasant Grove's Adam Sorenson nailed a 3-pointer at the buzzer to tie the game at the half.
"We didn't have any momentum so we had nothing to let down," Harden said. "It was a dogfight right there and we had no momentum."
In the second half, the teams continued to trade the lead and with 3:53 remaining Washington tied the game at 34-34 with an offensive putback and then Pleasant Grove's Clint Herrington nailed 1-of-2 free throws for their final score of the quarter.
Sulphur Springs then went on an 8-0 run to take a 42-35 lead into the final quarter of play on two buckets by Nash and a Biggerstaff layup and free throws.
In the fourth, the Wildcats went on another run - this time a 6-0 run - to take a 10-point lead at 48-38 with 3:39 remaining in the game.
Pleasant Grove cut the Wildcats' lead to 48-45 with 1:10 remaining with buckets from Sorenson, a 3-pointer by Michael Wacha and a short jumper by Daniel Poras.
Williams then drained two free throws for the Wildcats before Wacha nailed his second 3-pointer uncontested from the top of the arc for a 50-48 deficit.
The Wildcats shot 21-of-47 (44.7 percent) compared to 20-of-44 (45.4 percent) for the Hawks and out-rebounded them 29-25.
Harden said with the Wildcats having 16 turnovers in the game, the team is going to work on handling the press this week before their district opener at Mount Pleasant on Friday night.
"We are going to work on people pressing us because we have a hard time with people pressing us. If I was any team in our district, that is what I would do against us," he said.
"Any body that has watched us knows that we are shaky against the press, so that is what I would do every single night against us."
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It is due to the difference in processing between Cisco switches and switches from other vendors. CDP uses a special multicast MAC address as its destination layer 2 address. When you send a CDP frame out an interface that is connected to a Cisco switch then the Cisco switch recognizes the destination MAC address as one that it processes and so it processes instead of forwarding the frame. The result is that when connected to Cisco switches you only see directly connected devices.
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text: ISLAMABAD - The legal saga dogging Pakistani cricket administration took a fresh turn on Friday as the government withdrew its challenge to the reinstatement of the game's ousted chief. Earlier this month an appeal court restored Zaka Ashraf as Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) chairman, eight months after another court had thrown him out over election irregularities.The government challenged his reinstatement in the Supreme Court but withdrew its appeal on Friday. Irfanullah Khan, a government lawyer, said Friday's move came after judges indicated the government had the power to replace Ashraf if they wished, without the need for a court ruling. "We have withdrawn our appeal against Ashraf's reinstatement," Khan told AFP. "As per law the government can exercise its powers (to appoint a new chairman) without prejudicing the orders of the Islamabad high court."Ashraf's suspension in May last year triggered a slew of legal hearings and appeals. Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif appointed veteran journalist Najam Sethi as PCB chairman but he too fell foul of the courts, with another judgment severely curtailing his powers. Critics said the turmoil was damaging the game at a time when Pakistani cricket needs strong leadership as it tries to persuade foreign teams to tour again after a long hiatus over security fears.Ashraf's lawyer Karim Kundi, however, ruled out his client's removal. "Under the PCB constitution, the patron can only remove Ashraf on three counts: one that there are financial irregularities in the board, two that the PCB has become dysfunctional and third that there are sufficient evidence to back the first two causes," Kundi told AFP. The PCB has suffered regular bouts of institutional uproar since its inception in 1948.


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(CNSNews.com) - With the war in Iraq dominating the 2008 political campaign, House Speaker Nancy Pelosi framed the debate this way on Thursday: "The choice is between a Democratic plan for responsible redeployment and the President's plan for a 10-year war in Iraq," she said in a news release.
Pelosi is among the many Democratic leaders who are blasting President Bush's plan to start withdrawing a relatively small number of U.S. troops from Iraq.
But in his speech to the nation Thursday night, President Bush stressed "success" in Iraq as the criterion for deciding when the bulk of U.S. troops can come home.
President Bush said he has accepted Gen. David Petraeus' belief that "we have now reached the point where we can maintain our security gains with fewer American forces."
He said he will go along with Gen. Petraeus' recommendation to make a total force reduction of 5,700 troops by Christmas; and -- depending on continued success in Iraq -- a reduction of 20 combat brigades to 15 by July (about 21,500 troops).
Critics complain that the force reduction will leave 130,000 U.S. troops in Iraq -- the pre-surge level.
President Bush also mentioned the "next phase" of U.S. strategy in Iraq: "Over time, our troops will shift from leading operations, to partnering with Iraqi forces, and eventually to overwatching those forces. As this transition in our mission takes place, our troops will focus on a more limited set of tasks, including counterterrorism operations and training, equipping, and supporting Iraqi forces."
He also said U.S. troops eventually will focus on hunting down al Qaeda terrorists.
'Status quo strategy'
No one expected Democrats to like what the president said, and they didn't. But it appears that Democrats don't have enough votes to force their troop-deployment-now wishes on the president.
House Speaker Nancy Pelosi described the president's plan as a "status quo strategy that leaves at least 130,000 American soldiers in harm's way as part of a 10-year occupation of Iraq."
She said the American people would reject any plan that leaves U.S. troops "in the middle of a deadly civil war" for years to come.
She also said President Bush failed to answer key questions about how his plan to leave 130,000 soldiers in Iraq would strengthen the military or make Americans safer -- or how he plans to pay for the continuing troop presence in Iraq.
"In the fifth year of war, after more than 3,700 brave Americans have lost their lives, it is unconscionable to ask additional sacrifices of our military while Iraqi politicians refuse to make the political progress necessary to end sectarian violence," Pelosi said.
Even before President Bush delivered his speech, Howard Dean, chairman of the Democratic Party, criticized him for offering "a war without end."
Dean called President Bush's speech a PR stunt intended to buy more time for a "stay-the-course strategy that has not worked." Dean said "brave" U.S. troops cannot solve Iraq's political problems.
And he said those troops are "hostage" to the Bush administration's failure to "present a thoughtful plan to bring them home."
Sen. Jack Reed (D-R.I.) delivered the official Democratic response to President Bush's speech, saying the Bush plan does not amount to real change.
"An endless and unlimited military presence in Iraq is not an option," Reed said. It's time to "redefine" the mission in Iraq and "change course," he added.
Reed said Democrats have a plan "to responsibly and rapidly begin a reduction of our troops. Our proposal can not erase the mistakes of the last four and a half years, but we can chart a better way forward."
He also said the Democrat plan focuses on diplomacy as a means of resolving the conflict in Iraq and the wider region.
What about success?
House Republican Leader John Boehner (R-Ohio) said President Bush is doing exactly what Democrats have demanded -- he's listening to the generals.
And Boehner praised General Petraeus for outlining a strategy that will bring troops home "after success, not failure."
Congress faces a "stark choice," Boehner said: "either rally behind the proven, responsible strategy set forth by General Petraeus and bring our troops home after victory, or demand an irresponsible, precipitous withdrawal that will force our troops to leave in defeat."
Bush, Boehner and other Republicans insist that success must be the overriding consideration in any troop deployment plan.
For the record, neither Pelosi nor Dean mentioned the word "success" in their comments on President Bush's war strategy. Sen. Reed used the word once in his Democratic response to the president, but only to criticize Bush for failing to come up with a plan to "successfully end the war."
President Bush used the word "success" ten times in his Thursday night speech.
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In anticipation of Glastonbury Festival, another fresh song called 'Moving to Mars' will be released one day after the arrival of the 'Major Minus'.
Coldplay follow up the release of their new single "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall" by dropping another new material. Titled "Major Minus", this track becomes a second taste to the British band's upcoming three-song mini album.
The song contains a simple, yet infectious hook and a beat which is laced with acoustic guitar sound. "You got one eye on what you knew/ And one eye on what you do/ So be careful what it is you're trying to do," frontman Chris Martin sings.
Beside "Every Teardrop" and "Major Minus", Chris and the gang will also roll out "Moving to Mars" on Friday, June 24 as the third offering from the E.P. It seems that the band want their fans to get acquainted with their new songs before they showcase them live at Glastonbury Festival this coming Saturday.
On Sunday, one day after the Glastonbury gig, Coldplay will officially release the mini album under the title "Every Teardrop Is a Waterfall" as a digital download. They will later make it available for physical purchase on Monday.


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What is teacher certification?
Certification is how states verify that a candidate for a teaching or counseling position has the knowledge and skills necessary to do the job well. Certification standards are set by each state. Colleges and universities offer a variety of options for gaining the knowledge and skills necessary for certification: undergraduate teaching programs, fifth-year certificate programs, and fifth-year masters programs are some examples. It's important to determine what type of program works best for you. For more information about the MAT and other options, contact the School of Education.
Can I major in education?
Colleges and universities offer a variety of options for obtaining teacher certification: undergraduate teaching programs, fifth-year certificate programs, and fifth-year masters programs are some examples. At Puget Sound, the School of Education offers a masters level program only. Our faculty believes that a full course of undergraduate study, in addition to a Masters of Arts in Teaching (M.A.T.), provides the best preparation for a beginning teacher. Since salaries are considerably higher for those with a master's degree, there is a financial benefit as well. (See Endorsement Requirements below for suggested majors).
When should I begin preparing for the graduate school admission process?
Everything you do as an undergraduate can be relevant to the process: earning good grades in courses (especially in those related to what you will teach), gaining all the related co-curricular, volunteer or work experience you can, and cultivating relationships with faculty who can write you strong recommendations. You need not take any steps directly related to the admission process until your junior year, when you research M.A.T. program options and take any exams required for your graduate program. Applications to most M.A.T. and other graduate programs are due during the spring prior to matriculation. Some schools offer rolling admission deadlines. Watch deadlines carefully, as they will vary widely from school to school.
What tests do I have to take?
WEST-B and WEST-E.
Do I have to take all three sections of the WEST-B?
Yes, regardless of your endorsement, all applicants to teacher prep programs must pass a reading, writing, and mathematics section of a basic skills exam (includes ACT/SAT, Praxis I, and CBEST).
Does testing need to be completed prior to application? When do tests need to be completed?
Prior to the start of M.A.T. classes. However, applicants who do not hold a major in their endorsement area are advised to take the WEST-E as close to the application deadline as possible.
Can I substitute an exam from another state?
Out-of-state applicants to graduate level Washington programs may substitute either the Praxis I or CBEST for the WEST-B. Scores from the SAT or ACT taken after 2005 may also be used to meet the basic skills requirement. SAT minimums: Math 515; Reading 500; Writing 490. ACT minimums: Math 22; Reading 22; Writing 8. The only substitutions for the WEST-E is a Washington approved, content area exam through National Evaluations System's (NES) . All approved exams are listed on the Pearson's website.
Can I take prerequisites as another institution?
If you have not taken education coursework at the time of your application, our preference is that you complete prerequisites during summer term prior to the start of M.A.T. at the University of Puget Sound. Please be sure to inquire about courses that you have taken at other institutions and if they can be used to satisfy either of our prerequisite courses. Our experience is that some students have often taken a course on American schools that satisfies the ED419 prerequisite.
Can I have the prerequisite courses waived?
If you have previously taken coursework that is comparable in both content and credit, you may submit course descriptions and syllabi to the Dean of the School of Education. Waivers are considered on a case-by-case basis.
Can I take the prerequisites concurrent to M.A.T. classes?
No, prerequisites must be taken prior to the start of the M.A.T. program.
What undergraduate majors should I choose if I want to become a teacher?
Elementary Candidates: Elementary teachers teach a wide variety of subjects. For an elementary school endorsement any of several undergraduate majors is appropriate, but you may wish to select a major that will give you greater depth of subject matter knowledge in a subject taught in elementary schools (e.g., social studies, English (especially writing), math, science). When selecting elective courses, consider taking at least one course in each of the areas you might teach. The content test is one of general liberal arts knowledge corresponding to the subjects taught in elementary school. You need to know what you're teaching.
Secondary Candidates: For secondary teaching you should major, minor, or take the equivalent of five Puget Sound units in the subject you wish to teach. For example, if you want to teach math at the high school level, you should major or minor in math or take at least five math classes. You will need to pass the subject matter test for your endorsement prior to final admission to the M.A.T. program.
Music Candidates: The music endorsement requires candidates to hold the equivalent of a baccalaureate degree in music education. Candidates must must audition and submit transcripts to the School of Music prior to acceptance to the MAT program. For more information, contact Rachel Hanusa in the School of Music.
Can I earn a general teaching certificate (teach any subject/any grade)?
No, candidates must qualify for a specific grade range, and secondary candidates (5-12) – specific subjects.
Can I earn multiple endorsements?
Secondary candidates (5-12) can earn multiple endorsements that share similar methods, e.g. History/social studies and English, or math/science, or multiple sciences. Candidates must have supporting content area coursework for each endorsement and pass the corresponding WEST-E/NES prior to approval. Candidates will complete a field experience for each endorsement as part of the program.
What are the prerequisites for each endorsement?
These courses vary. We ask that at a minimum, secondary candidates have the equivalent of an undergraduate minor in their primary endorsement area. This policy is consistent with Washington state certification requirements.
Can I add endorsements post certification?
Yes, teachers often add endorsements throughout their career. Many colleges and universities offer stand-alone endorsement programs for that purpose.
Do you offer Pathway I or II add-on endorsement programs at Puget Sound?
No we do not currently offer any Pathway I or II add-on endorsement programs.
Where can I student teach?
Most public school districts in the Greater South Sound Area.
Can I student teach in a private school?
Our policy is to place candidates in local public schools. We will consider private school placements on a case-by –case basis.
Can experience teaching with an emergency substitute certificate count towards fulfilling my student teaching requirement?
No, all student teaching must be completed within the program to meet state standards. Field supervisors are responsible for observing and assessing each candidate's teaching skills in order to make a recommendation to the state for certification.
I have completed coursework for a teaching certificate at another institution; can I complete my student teaching with the University of Puget Sound?
It is not possible to complete only the student teaching portion of the program.
Will I be certified to teach in any state?
Most likely. Washington state has earned reciprocity agreements with most states. This means that most other states agree to accept Washington state teacher certification. However, each state has specific certification requirements and you may be required to take additional coursework or pay additional fees before being issued a permanent teaching certificate in your state of choice (most states will allow you to teach while completing any additional requirements). If you plan to teach outside of Washington, we recommend that you speak with Puget Sound's Certification Officer (Karen Stump) for specific information about how that state's requirements may affect you.
Puget Sound's Teaching and Counseling Professions Advisory Committee (TCPAC) offers advice, help, and information about preparing for a career in education and applying to graduate programs in education. Please contact Professor Terence Beck for more information. All staff and faculty in the School of Education are available to talk to you about your career choices. Areas of expertise are:
Terence Beck: Elementary Literacy and Social Studies,
Secondary Social Studies
Fred Hamel: Secondary English
Grace Kirchner: School and Agency Counseling
Amy Ryken: Elementary and Secondary Math and Science
John Woodward: Secondary Math
All students are welcome to visit Academic Advising (Howarth 114) and Career and Employment Services (Howarth 101). Counselors are available by appointment to discuss your academic and career options. The Career and Employment Services library contains a number of useful resources regarding careers and education.


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SAMUEL BECKETT: The Media Work
1/27/1990 – 2/18/1990
Curator(s): Papo Colo, Jeanette Ingberman, and Jordi Torrent
Event: A three-week presentation that focused on Samuel Beckett's work for media including film, television, and radio. Internationally known for his novels and stage plays, Beckett's work for radio and television remain an unknown part of his output, especially in the United States. Most of the program consisted of US premieres of the work, which was originally produced in Great Britain and West Germany, including many pieces personally directed or supervised by Samuel Beckett. After their original broadcast, these productions had only on rare occasions been publicly presented. This presentation included daily screenings of the radio plays and teleplays, and broadcast of the radio plays on WNYC-FM.
January 27 – 28, 1990, The Beckett Forum, a concentrated two-day presentation of all of Beckett's media work in TV, film and radio. A roundtable discussion focusing on Beckett's media work concluded the Forum. Moderated by Thomas Bishop, Beckett's media archivist in the US, the panelists were Everett Frost, Linda Ben-Zvi, Stan Gontarski, John Fuegi, and Jonathan Kalb.
February 2, 1990, Political Echoes in Beckett was a lecture by Beckett scholar Rosette Lamont.
February 2 – 17, 1990, Not I and Catastrophe, productions of two of Samuel Beckett's stage plays. Not I starred Sonja Lanzener and Catastrophe starred Bud Thorpe and Caitlin Hart. Both plays were directed by Bud Thorpe, an actor associated with the San Quentin Drama Workshop, which has performed extensively in Europe under Beckett's direction.
3/3/1990 – 4/21/1990
Curator(s): Papo Colo and Jeanette Ingberman
Artists: Vito Acconci, Gempei Akasegawa, Louis Aragon, Art Workers Coalition, Gunther Brus, Chris Burden, Gordon Matta Clark, Papo Colo, DIAS, Bogomir Ecker, William Farley, John Fekner, Guerilla Art Action Group (GAAG, Guillermo Gomez-Pena, John Giorno, David Hammons, Abbie Hoffman, Tehching Hsieh, Jay Jaroslov, Komar & Melamid, George Maciunas, Ann Messner, Richard Mock / Cesar Chavez, Peter Monnig, Charlotte Moorman, Charlotte Moorman, Paulette Nenner, Dennis Oppenheim, People's Flag Show, Real Estate Show, Carolee Schneemann, Dread Scott, Jack Smith, Krzysztof Wodiczko
Exhibition: This historical show examined artists' work, 1930 to 1990, from the United States, Europe and Japan who, in the process of making their work, came into conflict with the law, challenging issues of legality and censorship. The show included photo-documentation of the work with an artist statement and extensive written documentation of each incident, many of which continued as legal cases.
Illegal America, Exit Art's first project, was first presented in 1982 at Franklin Furnace Archive; here it was re-presented in an expanded context at Exit Art. Illegal America traced the history of illegality as an artistic discourse in an exhibition comprised entirely of documenation – photographs, ephemera, legal documents, and the artists' statements – related to artists' actions ranging from treason to forgery to trespassing, lewd public exposure, theft, damage of private property, and other nuisances.
Travel: Western Gallery, Western Washington University, Bellingham, WA; Otis Art Institute of Design, Los Angeles, CA
CECILIA VICUÑA: Precarious
4/28/1990 – 5/26/1990
Curator(s): Papo Colo and Jeanette Ingberman
Exhibition: Sculptor, performance artist and poet, Cecilia Vicuña examined the changing environment of North and South America through found objects, both natural and man-made, urban and rural, to create sculptural works. During the course of the exhibition, Vicuña created temporary installations at unspecified locations in the streets of New York.
Publication: Catalog documenting her installation and past outdoor works and performances in North and South America. Essays by art historian Lucy R. Lippard and poet Eliot Weinberger.
INTERNAL EXILE: New Films and Videos from Chile
5/11/1990 – 5/12/1990
Curator(s): Coco Fusco and Third World Newsreel
Artists: Leopoldo Correa, Nestor Olhagaray, Marcela Poch, Francisco Arevalo, Pablo Lavin, Juan Downey, Gonzalo Justiniano
Event: This program was the first exhibition of media art produced by directors living and working inside Pinochet's Chile to come to the United States. The program featured fiction films and experimental video that examined the long-term psychological and social impact of the seventeen-year dictatorship that ended in 1990. Internal Exile highlighted the Chilean cultural resurgence of the 1980s that prefigured into the country's transition to democracy that year. Presented by The Museum of Modern Art and Exit Art.
Curator(s): Papo Colo and Jeanette Ingberman
Artists: Jimmie Durham, Suzan-Lori Parks & Philip Perkis, Guillermo Gomez-Pena, Elizabeth Streb/Ringside, Gretchen Langheld & House Afire, David Linton, Jane Scarpantoni & Max Nagl and Reno
Event: Tantrum was a collaborative night of music, dance, performance and non-conformity. The artists explored how their work redefined the boundaries of their mediums.
Paintings and Works on Paper 1980-1990
6/9/1990 – 7/1/1990
Curator(s): Papo Colo and Jeanette Ingberman
Exhibition: An overview of this French-American painter, whose canvases combine abstract, cartoon and figurative images to create his own language.
HACHIVI EDGAR HEAP OF BIRDS: Claim Your Color
9/8/1990 – 9/30/1990
Curator(s): Papo Colo and Jeanette Ingberman
Exhibition: The first comprehensive survey exhibition of Hachivi Edgar Heap of Birds that brought together his work from different media – paintings, drawings, and public installations. His abstract paintings done between 1979 and 1989 and his "language drawings" are based on relationships with the natural world, drawing ties between nature and culture. In their form and content, these works challenge the ambivalent language of racial stereotypes. His paintings combine a "mapping" of Native American symbols and representations of the earth and nature. His language drawings address the question of identity, culture and survival of the natural world. Together they draw the viewer's attention to dominant attitudes towards North American peoples and to the material conditions in which we exist. His site-specific public work often brings attention to the geographic and cultural identity of Indian tribes from the area.
Publication: Essays by Lowery Stokes Sims, Jean Fisher and Papo Colo, texts by Edgar Heap of Birds; 32 pages, 2 color and 18 black and white reproductions, a complete biography and bibliography.
Travel: Walker Art Center, Minneapolis, MN; San Jose Museum of Art, San Jose, CA; Lawrence Arts Center, Lawrence, KS
ADRIAN PIPER: Why Guess?
10/13/1990 – 11/3/1990
Curator(s): Papo Colo and Jeanette Ingberman
Exhibition: Adrian Piper has made her art a long-standing commitment to confronting prejudice in America in its many forms: sexual, racial, ethnic. Her art uses critical strategies and analytic philosophy in a conceptual manner to shift the way that we view ourselves in a society where prejudices are still being perpetuated. This exhibition included the Vanilla Nightmares series (1986-90), an ongoing series of drawings on newspaper pages from The New York Times and a recent series of works combining photo collages and text. Both series used appropriated images from the media to examine the overt and subliminal racism pervasive in our society.
Publication: Pretend, an artist book by Adrian Piper, was a 24-page portfolio of loose sheets that included 17 photographic images, some of which included words, an essay by art historian and cultural critic Mary Anne Staniszewski, and a text by the artist.
FILM MODERNISM AND ITS DISCONTENTS: A Perspective From Paris
11/7/1990 – 11/10/1990
Curator(s): Keith Sanborn
Artists: Dziga Vertov, Jean-Isidore Isou, Luis Bunuel, Rene Clair, Maurice Lemaitre, Alain Resnais, Bruce Connor, Jens Jorgen Thorsen, Gil Wolman, Rene Vienet.
Event: This historical program of films from the Lettristes, the Lettristes International, and the Situationist International (SI) presented rarely seen cinematic works in the context of their film antecedents and related film work produced during the French, German, and Russian avant-garde cinema history.
In the post-war period in Paris, the Lettristes, the Lettriste International, and the Situationist International developed a critique of everyday life lived in the shadow of the media: a sustained interrogation of the role of cultural production in post-war western consumer culture. Through its relentless analysis and critique, the multi-media work of the SI raised issues and proposed responses that invigorated the creative landscape of the late 1950s and early 1960s, played a catalytic role in the uprisings of May 1968 and remarkably, remains to this day central to the debates in contemporary art.
DAVID WOJNAROWICZ: Tongues of Flame
11/17/1990 – 1/19/1990
Curator(s): Papo Colo and Jeanette Ingberman
Exhibition: Tongues of Flame was the first comprehensive exhibition of this multi-disciplinary artist's work. A retrospective exhibition containing sixty-one works from 1978 to 1990, David Wojnarowicz's controversial imagery was expressed through painting, collage, sculpture, photography, installation, and prose, challenging oppressive socio-political contingents, and addressing societal and sexual taboos.
In an honest and sincere manner, Wojnarowicz's art and writing explored the myriad problems of contemporary society: our loss of contact with the natural environment, a pervasive lack of spirituality, the AIDS epidemic, homophobia, and our government's lack of tolerance for racial, sexual and economic minorities. Wojnarowicz confronted all of these issues in powerful, insightful, and poetic works of art and writing.


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Ministry's Al Jourgensen: If I Hadn't Become a Musician, I Would Have Been a Teacher
Ministry mastermind Al Jourgensen is a true conversationalist. We always love speaking with him, and the other day, we caught up with Jourgensen on the phone for about half an hour. We spoke with the musician about Ministry's upcoming album 'From Beer to Eternity,' his memories of late guitarist Mike Scaccia, alien encounters and much, much more, but perhaps the most fascinating part of our conversation was when 'Uncle Al' told us that if he wasn't a professional musician, he would like to be a teacher.
Can you imagine Al Jourgensen walking into a classroom with a cup of coffee and a manilla folder filled with graded tests and attendance records? Suddenly, school doesn't seem so bad. Of course, Jourgensen doesn't just want to teach any subject, he wants to educate the kids on what he calls "pre-history history."
"I was learning pre-history history before all the Graham Hancock books and all the ancient alien things came out and all that. I was very interested in pre-Mesopotamian culture, which I thought, '3500 to 4000 B.C.? That's not where we started.' This goes way further and we have no evidence of that so I really did my research in college on pre-historical history. Today, if I could get a job, with face tattoos, being a professor, I would do that. I don't know what university would hire me, but that's my passion. What really went the f— on? Not what the Bible tells us or the Koran or the Torah or whatever, but what really was going on."
He adds, "How much did they know back then and what different types of energy sources did they have? They weren't just in the dark rubbing two sticks together like they try to make you think, like Neanderthals and, 'Ohhhh, we found fire!' and this and that. These people had like, electromagnetic sources, they had solar power, they had wind, they had all renewable resources. They were an advanced civilization, we are the barbarians."
Jourgensen went on to speak about these civilizations, which he says pre-dated the ancient Babylonians and Sumerians. "I'm talking about islands sunken under the sea because of sea level changes over the years in 200-300 feet of water. I'm talking about the supposed Plato's 'Atlantis' and all this. There were civilizations very similar to what Plato describes as Atlantis. I think we were colonized by aliens 250,000 years ago and they genetically altered our DNA to be primates into homo erectus and humans. I'm very interested in how we evolved so suddenly, which obviously ties in with the alien thing. Also, because of civilizations and the technology that we had back then, somebody is holding onto it; some say the Masons or the Rosicrucians. Somebody has that knowledge and they won't let the people know."
After we mentioned various underwater rock formations such as the Yonaguni Momument, which is thought by many to be manmade, Jourgensen continued on the subject. "[People] are so worried about the g–damn Moon and Mars. They should be looking underwater. There's some anomalies that are absolutely unexplainable or have absolutely no contextual comparison to the history we're taught today. Like I was saying, they were the advanced cultures. We're the barbarians, man."
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Eaton Vance's Tax-Managed Global Diversified Equity Income fund (NYSE:EXG) and Tax-Managed Diversified Equity Income Fund (NYSE:ETY) both go ex-dividend on Wednesday, February 16th. I believe this presents an opportunity for investors to get in ahead of the ex-dividend date on two 10%+ yield Closed-End Funds (CEFs) that haven't been this attractive to investors since the spring of 2009 when most Closed-End Funds were recovering off their market lows. Note: An investor would need to purchase the fund(s) by the market close on Tuesday, February 15th to be entitled to the dividend.
EXG and ETY have had a rough go of it recently, some of which is deserved, and some of which is based on misinterpretation of the source of these funds' high distributions and why these funds' have lagged in performance. Still, at a 10.44% current annual yield for EXG and a 10.10% current annual yield for ETY even after recent dividend cuts, a lot of the bad news is already built into these funds and I believe EXG and ETY offer compelling valuations with no more changes in distribution rates anticipated for at least the remainder of the year, and probably well beyond that.
First the fund basics:
Tax-Managed Global Diversified Equity Income fund (EXG)
Inception Date: February 23, 2007
Inception Price: $20.00
Inception NAV: $19.06
Current Price: $10.89
Current NAV: $11.78
Current Yield: 10.44% (Quarterly pay cycle)
Prem/Discount: -7.56%
Market Cap: $3.6 billion (2nd largest of all CEFs)
(1) As a percentage of the Fund's total investments as of 10/31/10.
(2) Top 10 Holdings represented 23.3% of the Fund's total investments as of 10/31/10. Top 10 Holdings do not reflect the Fund's written option positions at 10/31/10.
(3) As a percentage of the Fund's total investments as of 10/31/10. Sector Weightings do not reflect the Fund's written option positions at 10/31/10.
Tax-Managed Diversified Equity Income Fund (ETY)
Inception Date: November 27, 2006
Inception Price: $20.00
Inception NAV: $19.06
Current Price: $11.47
Current NAV: $12.53
Current Yield: 10.10% (Quarterly pay cycle)
Prem/Discount: -8.46%
Market Cap: $1.9 billion (12th largest of all CEFs)
(1) As a percentage of the fund's total investments as of 10/31/10.
(2) Top 10 holdings represented 19.4% of the fund's total investments as of 10/31/10. Top 10 holdings do not reflect the fund's written option positions at 10/31/10.
(3) As a percentage of the fund's total investments as of 10/31/10. Sector weightings do not reflect the fund's written option positions at 10/31/10.
EXG and ETY are both global equity option-income funds that use no leverage and have no fixed-income securities in their portfolios. Their portfolios include mid to large cap global stocks in which roughly half the portfolio value is written against by selling index options. If you have read my past articles discussing the methods by which equity-based high-yielding CEFs generate their income (CEFs: Income Strategies for all Market Seasons), then you would know that selling covered-call options can be an effective and conservative strategy to generate income in flat to down market environments.
I say conservative because the worst market environment that these funds encounter is a ramp up market in which not only the fund's benchmark indexes outperform the holdings of the fund, but the option strategy also results in a drag on NAV performance due to the funds being forced to re-purchase open option contracts and re-establish them at higher strike prices, usually at a transactional loss. Though EXG's and ETY's NAVs can grow in this ramp up market environment, they won't appreciate as fast as their correlated indexes.
This is exactly what happened in 2010 for EXG and ETY. Their portfolios underperformed their benchmark averages (a blend of the S&P 500 & FTSE Eurotop 100 Index) and the funds paid large dividends along the way. As a result, EXG's NAV only appreciated 3.87% and ETY's NAV 4.43% for 2010. Both percentages include reinvestment of dividends. Due to this underperformance and in an effort to capture more market upside in 2011, Eaton Vance cut the dividends on all of their option-income funds on December 14, 2010. These cuts were anticipated for EXG and ETY and were generally looked upon by analysts as a positive step.
In a research report from Morgan Stanley Smith Barney two weeks after the announced dividend cuts, the analyst reiterated his overweight on both funds, citing the exceptionally wide discount rate compared to most other global option-income CEFs. According to the analyst's report, both funds discounted market prices dropped to 2X the 5-year average of their peers. As of 2/11/11, EXG's market price discount to NAV stood at 7.56% and ETY's at 8.46%, a slight improvement from the post dividend reduction announcement, but still the widest since the spring of 2009.
EXG Premium/Discount graph since inception
ETY Premium/Discount graph since inception
Another potential reason for EXG's and ETY's market price weakness, which I'm sure has just intensified since the dividend cuts, is the controversy surrounding option-income funds' Return of Capital [ROC] in their distributions. ROC has been a source of contention with investors and analysts alike and was one of the reasons why I wrote an article (CEFs and Return of Capital: Is It as Bad as it Sounds?) to try to address this controversy.
In essence, return of capital results when any part of a dividend distribution is not investment income (portfolio dividends and interest) or realized capital gains. Because of their options management and defensive strategy, option-income funds are in a position to generate alot of ROC by allowing mostly unrealized capital gains to accumulate in their stock holdings during up market periods and taking realized losses in their stock holdings during down market periods. The end result is that up to 95% of each distribution can be return of capital.
This does not mean that the funds are not generating enough income to pay for their dividends, which in essence would be the real definition of ROC, it's just that option-income funds strategy is most efficient in trendless flat to down markets and will underperform in a ramp up market like we're currently in. In fact, portfolio managers at Eaton Vance actually attempt to maximize the return of capital component in their distributions because of the tax nature of ROC. ROC is non-taxable in the period it is received, though an investor would need to lower the cost basis of their investment in the security by the ROC amount.
To show how effective an options-income fund can be when the fund includes a well-selected portfolio of securities, one has only to look at ING's Infrastructure, Materials and Industrials fund (NYSE:IDE). IDE is also an option-income global stock CEF like EXG and ETY, though IDE only focuses on a few industrial sectors in its portfolio while EXG and ETY are more broader sector represented. Like EXG and ETY, IDE sells options on a low percentage of its total portfolio valuation, about 35%. EXG and ETY also have relatively low option coverage on their portfolios, about 57% and 50% respectively.
These are among the lowest of all the Eaton Vance option-income funds. What this means is that the overall NAV performance of these funds will be more dependent on stock selection since the funds can't depend as much on option premium to pay the distributions with the lower option coverage. This is why EXG and ETY's subpar portfolio performance last year made for an even worse NAV performance. On the other hand, IDE's NAV had exceptional performance due to its well performing stock holdings in superior performing sectors.
Including reinvested distributions, IDE's NAV was up a whopping 30.7% over the past year through 2/11/11. And how much of IDE's distributions were classified as return of capital? About 86%, about the same as EXG and ETY. Obviously, high ROC percentages are not necessarily indicative of an underperforming fund. What's interesting to note about IDE is that since going public on 1/27/2010, it has one of the largest discounts of all the CEFs I follow, over 10%, because investors kept cashing in at the $20 inception price which has acted as a resistance level even while the NAV continued to climb past $22. So much for being rewarded for superior NAV performance for a fund that will probably be in a position to raise its dividend before long.
Though the purpose of this article is to alert investors of an upcoming dividend distribution of two funds that are already heavily discounted, this article does not address the real issue concerning EXG and ETY. What will bring investor confidence back to EXG and ETY will not be a lower return of capital percentage, or any more distribution adjustments, or a change in the options strategy. No, what will bring investor confidence back to EXG and ETY will be when the portfolio managers at Eaton Vance are able to select a portfolio of global stocks that will outperform, or at least keep up, with their benchmark indices.
Until then, the Eaton Vance option-income funds will continue to trade at lower discount valuations compared to their peers. That being said, I believe the current discount levels for EXG and ETY assume a worst case scenario by investors that includes a heavy dose of misunderstanding behind the reasons for the dividend cut as well as a general lack of enthusiasm for option-income funds currently. In other words, I believe it can only get better from here.
Disclosure: I am long ETY.


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Following the phenomenal success of Necronomicon, its companion volume brings together Lovecraft's remaining major stories plus his weird poetry, a number of obscure revisions, and some notable nonfiction, including the seminal critical essay "Supernatural Horror in Literature."
Gathering together in chronological order the rest of Lovecraft's rarely seen but extraordinary short fiction, this collection includes the entirety of the long-out-of-print collection of thirty-six sonnets "Fungi from Yuggoth."
Lovecraft died at the age of forty-seven, but in his short life he turned out dozens of stories that changed the face of horror. His extraordinary imagination spawned both the Elder God Cthulhu and his eldritch cohorts, as well as the strangely compelling town of Innsmouth, all of which feature here.
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"Audiobook Contents"
History of the Necronomicon
The Alchemist
A Reminiscence of Dr. Samuel Johnson
The Beast in the Cave
The Poe-et's Nightmare
The Picture in the House
Beyond the Wall of Sleep
Psychopompos; A Tale in Rhyme
The White Ship
The House
The Nightmare Lake
Poetry and the Gods
The Street
Ex Oblivione
Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family
The Crawling Chaos
The Terrible Old Man
The Tree
The Tomb
What the Moon Brings
The Horror at Martin's Beach
The Festival
The Temple
Hallowe'en in a Suburb
The Moon-Bog
The Green Meadow
Two Black Bottles
The Last Test
The Wood
The Ancient Track
The Electric Executioner
Fungi from Yuggoth
The Trap
The Other Gods
The Quest of Iranon
The Challenge From Beyond
In a Sequester'd Providence Churchyard Where Once Poe Walk'd
The Descendant
The Book
The Messenger
The Evil Clergyman
The Very Old Folk
The Thing in the Moonlight
The Transition of Juan Romero
Supernatural Horror in Literature
"An Excellent, If Repeated, Performance"
I would recommend this audiobook to a friend because of the great stories that are told within. Lovecraft can be a bit hard to get into, but if you like horror then this collection has something for everyone. Stories about monsters, dreams, quests and all manner of the macabre never make it a dull.
Given that this is a collection, it is hard to nail down exactly what the best thing about the volume is. Since I am a fan of Lovecraft, just hearing more of his work after consuming the Dreamcycle is a great privilege.
I have listened to most of the narrators from the previous Lovecraft volume called Dreams of Terror and Death. I particularly enjoyed the performances of Stephan Rudnicki and Simon Vance. They've just got that voice that conveys terror so well. Armando Duran, a newcomer in this volume, adds an interesting flair to the stories set in the western parts of the United States.
There are simply too many to count, but Joe Slatter from Beyond the Wall of Sleep always stands out to be as a tragic figure due to the mental strain he undergoes while lacking the sophistication to relay how he feels.
I have to say that I am disappointed in the inclusion of stories from Dreams of Terror and Death. I was hoping for the inclusion of works such as The Call of Cthulhu or The Dunwich Horror and hearing quite a lot of the previous volumes content was a let down. However, the inclusion of the history of the horror fiction genre towards the end was a surprisingly interesting addition, though it is ironic Lovecraft wasn't mentioned in it.
"Great collection of odd tales"
The readers voices and tones fit the tales perfectly, and really add to the atmosphere of the story. This is a great collection for anyone looking to read/listen to stories of oddities and horror.
"I feel a bit shortchanged"
It's all fine and good, but some of the recordings do appear in another audio book by the same publisher. With the change of main theme, I didn't think this would happen.
"The Rest of Lovecraft"
More accurately, a miscellany of Lovecraft. Blackstone Audio had already put together two almost definitive multi-voiced collections of the master: "Necronomicon" covering his great horror tales, and "Dreams of Terror and Death" covering his dark fantasy tales. This collection is full of the stuff that most "Best of Lovecraft" anthologies leave out. Included here are the master's less regarded horror stories, stories already performed in "Dreams" and regurgitated here for filler, his poetry, his collaborations with other authors, and his essay on the history of horror stories, "Supernatural Horror in Literature."
I feel that the lesser regarded stories are usually lesser regarded for a reason, but I did enjoy listening to them being performed. (Favorite example: the solemn Stefan Rudnicki reading "The Temple" with a slight German accent.) I was didn't dislike the poetry, but I wonder if that is because it was good or that I can't tell poetry from doggerel. I enjoyed one collaboration, "The Crawling Chaos," a superb apocalyptic vision. I hated the others. I would recommend them for the library at Guantanamo. I wouldn't listen to them again unless a track of Mike, John, and Kevin was added. As for "Supernatural Horror in Literature," well, look at my latest acquisitions on Library Thing. Thank you, Mr. Lovecraft, I'm sure I will enjoy them.
"Worthwhile for Lovecraft fans"
Some of the stories were amazing, and the essay on weird tales at the end was very informative.
The variety of stories, and unimaginable concepts Lovecraft creates.
Some were horrible.
Elijah Alexander was absolutely tedious...it is painful to listen to him. It is as if he does not understand what he is reading, or did no rehearsals. His tones and meter make no sense, and make the story completely lost. When I hear his name, I want to skip that story.
Overall it is good for Lovecraft fans
"well done"
I love h.p Lovecraft's tales and the performance of the narrators is well done. chapter nine is one of my favorites in this audio book.
"Awful, awful narration"
Yes, if it actually had good narrators. Some of the narrators are fine in this but some are just unforgivable.
I don't have any problem with the writing, just with the narration. Necronomicon had a few lackluster narrators, but in particular in this book, some were just awful. I literally could not finish listening to The Alchemist because the narrator was putting on the most appalling half-assed french accent. I could not care less about France or french culture, but even *I* found it offensive how bad the accent was. It was just unpleasant to listen to. I want a refund.
I would like a refund, and whoever did the narration for The Alchemist should be fired, or possibly shot.
"it is an enjoyable listen.. but after two lovecraf"
I did not really like this one. The novelty wore off.
multiple narrators
same above
No moments that were moving
"Compared with Dreams of Terror and Death"
Only Dreams of Terror and Death:

The Doom That Came to Sarnath
The Statement of Randolph Carter
The Cats of Ulthar
From Beyond
The Nameless City
The Hound
Pickman's Model
The Dream Quest of Unknown Kaddath
The Silver Key
The Strange High House in the Mist
The Case of Charles Dexter Ward
The Dreams in the Witch House
Through the Gates of the Silver Key

Both:

Azathoth
The Descendant
The Thing in the Moonlight
Polaris
Beyond the Wall of Sleep
Celephais
Nyarlathotep
The Other Gods
Ex Oblivione
The Quest of Iranon
Hypnos
What the Moon Brings

Only Eldritch Tales:

History of the Necronomicon
The Alchemist
A Reminiscence of Dr. Samuel Johnson
The Beast in the Cave
The Poe-et's Nightmare
Memory
Despair
The Picture in the House
Psychopompos; A Tale in Rhyme
The White Ship
The House
The Nightmare Lake
Poetry and the Gods
The Street
Facts Concerning the Late Arthur Jermyn and His Family
The Crawling Chaos
The Terrible Old Man
The Tree
The Tomb
The Horror at Martin's Beach
The Festival
The Temple
Hallowe'en in a Suburb
The Moon-Bog
He
Festival
The Green Meadow
Nathicana
Two Black Bottles
The Last Test
The Wood
The Ancient Track
The Electric Executioner
Fungi from Yuggoth
The Trap
The Challenge From Beyond
In a Sequester'd Providence Churchyard Where Once Poe Walk'd
Ibid
The Book
The Messenger
The Evil Clergyman
The Very Old Folk
The Transition of Juan Romero
Supernatural Horror in Literature
"Great stuff"
As the second part of the Necronomicon book I was expecting the last of Lovecraft stories to be included but At the Mountains of Madness is missing and I'm sure still more are missing.
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No election campaign is perfect, South Australian Opposition Leader
"I don't expect anyone can run a perfect campaign any more than [there can be] a perfect football game,'' she said.
She is in a good position to make such an assessment after a bumpy final few days for the Liberal Party. Ms Redmond started the week with talk of disunity after frontbencher Vicki Chapman refused to rule out a challenge.
That died down when Shadow Treasurer
In the campaign Ms Redmond has used this specific word to hammer
Mr Griffiths was apparently too busy in his electorate on Friday to explain himself to the press, leaving it to Ms Redmond to say "it was an over-simplification rather than spin".
Asked what the difference might be between those two approaches Ms Redmond shot back that it was "self evident''.
She also refused to answer detailed questions about costings saying that was the job of Mr Griffiths, who was unavailable.
Ms Redmond kept cool, joking she might have preferred the campaign's last press conference to focus on other matters.
Not that the punters in the Newton shopping centre in the marginal seat of Morialta seemed to care about any of the fuss. Ms Redmond breezed through the centre earning herself plenty of "good luck'' calls.
Premier Mike Rann would probably share Ms Redmond's assessment of the campaign.
In the last month Mr Rann struggled to control the message about his government because of questions about his alleged affair with former parliamentary barmaid Michelle Chantelois.
Friday was yet another day when things just did not go to script, although there was no sign of Ms Chantelois or her family.
His last press conference was gate-crashed by members of the Save the Royal Adelaide Hospital party, which opposes plans for a new facility. Mr Rann had to deliver his final plea to the electorate on the nightly news surrounded by placards sporting slogans such as "real doctors not spin doctors".
He made the trip to this press conference in a new tram, which was threatened with derailment when supporters of an independent dressed as pandas and waving posters tried to get aboard
The point of the tram trip was a little difficult to discern. It began in Liberal heartland and it was difficult to find a South Australian among all the tourists, some of whom clearly had no clue as to the identity of the bloke in the grey suit. Which might explain why, by journey's end, Mr Rann was seated alone at the back of an otherwise full tram.
The trip started at Glenelg, at the end of the line. He will find out on Saturday night just how appropriate that choice turns out to be.
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Tomorrow is the 27th Anniversary of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986. I assume many of you will leave work early today to prepare for the festivities.
Things may not be going well for Obamacare when the Des Moines Register finds itself coping with the concept of unintended consequences, in Few small businesses sign up for tax credits:
The Affordable Care Act offers a tax credit to entice more small businesses to offer health insurance. But few small-business owners have taken advantage of it so far. And the law could have the unintended effect of prompting small businesses to drop coverage, which would make their employees eligible for individual subsidies on the new health insurance exchanges, insurance experts and business owners told The Des Moines Register.
The article gives a surprisingly realistic view of how Obamacare looks to employers, and why the much-touted small employer tax credit doesn't work for many employers:
Jesse Patton, a West Des Moines insurance broker and president-elect of the Iowa Association of Health Underwriters, said the tax credit's confusing rules narrow its appeal.
The credit is available for employers that have fewer than 25 employees making an average of less than $50,000.
"But you start to get a reduction in that credit if you're over 10 employees and over $25,000 income," he said.
Also, business owners can't take the credit for any family members, and many small firms include relatives. Patton's eight employees include himself, his wife, his son and his daughter-in-law.
"That's typical for a small business," he said.
And jumping through the hoops isn't free:
"Unfortunately, when everybody gets through all of that formula, which is complicated, and pay their accountant $600 to do it, they'd be better off to just take the normal tax deduction versus the credit," Patton said.
When even the Des Moines Register is starting to get the point about the unintended consequences of Obamacare, it's in trouble.
Megan McArdle has an excellent summary of the current state of the Affordable Care Act in Four Things We Think We Know About Obamacare. It's worth reading the whole thing, but this tax nugget is important:
The penalty for being uninsured next year is $95. Again, this is partly true. In fact, the penalty for being uninsured next year is $95 or 1 percent of your income, whichever is higher. So if you make $75,000 a year and you decide to go without insurance, the penalty will be $750. There are a number of things you can do to avoid having to pay it, from deliberately getting your utilities shut off to under-withholding taxes from your paycheck so that they don't have a refund from which to take out the penalty. But that number is what will go on the books at the Internal Revenue Service, not the $95 you've probably heard.
If it remains somewhere between difficult and impossible to buy through the exchanges, this poses an obvious problem.
Joseph Henchman, Illinois Supreme Court Strikes Down "Amazon Tax" (Tax Policy Blog):
Most of the legal challenges to these laws have focused on whether the state power exceeds constitutional limits under the Commerce Clause, but the Illinois Supreme Court focused on this disparity between Internet advertisers and traditional advertisers. Ultimately, the court concluded that because the law requires Internet-based performance marketers to collect tax, but does not require that of traditional performance marketers, it is a discriminatory tax on Internet-based commerce in violation of the federal Internet Tax Freedom Act…
Janet Novack, Illinois High Court Shoots Down Amazon Sales Tax Law; Will SCOTUS Step In?
Paul Neiffer, IRS Releases List of Counties Eligible for Another Year of Livestock Deferral
Kay Bell, IRS is back and asks for patience as it reopens its doors. Hey, IRS, do unto others…
Jana Luttenegger, IRS Back to Work, What to Expect (Davis Brown Tax Law Blog):
After 16 days of not opening mail, not processing returns, and not answering phone calls, the IRS is expecting it will take some time to get back to "normal" operations. In fact, the IRS issued a statement urging taxpayers with non-urgent matters to wait to call the IRS. I can only imagine what the call traffic will be like after a 16-day shutdown.
Not to mention whether the answers you get when you call will be any more accurate.
Howard Gleckman, One Modest Path to a No-Drama Budget Deal (TaxVox)
Jack Townsend, Swiss Bank Frey to Close
Brian Mahany, FATCA, FBAR and Opt Outs
Leslie Book, Larry Gibbs on Loving v IRS. Shockingly, a former IRS commissioner thinks IRS commissioners should have all the power they want.
Russ Fox, One Down, One to Go: DOJ Gets an Injunction, Asks for Another.
One of the more humorous (to me) aspects of the Loving case was hearing the IRS argue that it has no means of disciplining rogue tax preparers. That's just not true. If I deliberately prepare a bad return, I can be sanctioned and penalized. If I prepare a series of bad returns, the Department of Justice can attempt to have me barred from preparing federal tax returns. As noted at the end of one of the two press releases I'm linking to in this article, "In the past decade, the Justice Department's Tax Division has obtained more than 500 injunctions to stop tax fraud promoters and tax return preparers."
They just want to be able to do it by themselves without any of that messy due process stuff.
Peter Reilly, Was JD Salinger Facing A Major Estate Tax Problem ?
TaxGrrrl, How Twitter Hopes To Reduce Its Tax Bill (In 140 Characters Or Less)
The cobbler's children always go barefoot. Attorney Who Claimed Tax Expertise Sentenced to 20 Months in Jail for Understating His Income (TaxProf)
The Critical Question: Would You Prepare Your Home For A Disaster If It Were Tax Deductible? (Tony Nitti)
The sacred side of earned income tax credit fraud. A Washington tax preparer found an unusual way to get in touch with the spirit world, reports seattlepi.com. Cleo Reed is scheduled to be sentenced today for preparing fraudulent returns claiming imaginary earned income credits:
Writing the court, Assistant U.S. Attorney Arlen Storm noted Reed had many of his clients claim income for "household help" while claiming to be self-employed. Reed did so for two undercover IRS agents and three fake clients.
During their encounter, Reed explained he pays his recruiters $500 for each young woman with a new child they bring to him, Storm told the court. Agents identified three recruiters who'd brought Reed dozens of clients.
Investigators later determined Reed filed at least 1,305 fraudulent returns in three years, and that the IRS paid out $4.3 million on those claims, Storm continued.
Refundable tax credits are a magnet for fraud, but they are also a path to holiness, it seems:
Writing the court, Reed has denied paying others to recruit clients and claimed he operated in "an ethical manner." He went on to claim he was only helping his clients "achieve the American dream."
"I had a spiritual calling to give aid, support, and guidance to the underemployed, disabled, and veterans of this great land," Reed said in his letter to the court.
Somehow I think this is one religious belief system that the Bureau of Prisons won't feel compelled to accommodate.
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Ede was the type after which some department store advertising-department diplomat had coined the term "stylish stout."
Dance with Ede and me and say sweet things to mamma for a week.
Originally, the inflectional suffix had been -de or -Ede and in some cases -ode, and the vowels were always pronounced.
Maybe he had gone to see the boss about that raise Ede was demanding.
Mr. Ede, who was not used to this sort of thing since he fought for gold, wore a ludicrous expression of surprise and gratitude.
"I will," said Captain Ede; and a conference took place in a whisper between him and his men.
From the rear of the apartment came Ede's voice, reedy and with a bit of a whine.
Ede hauled hand over hand, and a train of bubbles was seen making all across the pool toward him.
The preterit singular and past participle of Class I end in -Ede and -ed, or -de and -ed respectively.
The qualities of the dog are also expressed in this verse: 'Latrat in Ede canis, nat in equore, fulget in astris.


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|Margin Notes
|Chap. 40
|Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Indian reservations, S. Dak. and N. Dak. Sale of lands on.
35 Stat., 463, ante, p. 373.
|Chap. 40
|Purchase of school lands for South Dakota and North Dakota. Price increased.
|Chap. 40
|Location of lieu lands.
|Chap. 40
|Appropriation to pay for lands granted to South and North Dakotas, increased.
|Chap. 40
|Appropriation for expenses of alloting, etc.
36 Stat., 197.
|Chap. 40
|Provisos. Reimbursement.
|Chap. 40
|Intoxicants prohibited for 25 years.
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Be it enacted by the Senate and House of Representatives of the United States of American in Congress assembled, That sections seven and eight of the act of May twenty-ninth, nineteen hundred and eight, entitled An act to authorize the sale and disposition of a portion of the surplus and unallotted lands in the Cheyenne River and Standing Rock Indian reservations in the States of South Dakota and North Dakota,
{Page 427}
and making appropriation and provision to carry the same into effect, are amended and as so amended are reenacted to read as follows:
SEC. 7. That sections sixteen and thirty-six of the land in each township within the tract described in section one of this act shall not be subject to entry, but shall be reserved for the use of the common schools and paid for by the United States at two dollars and fifty cents per acre, and the same are hereby granted to the States of South Dakota and North Dakota for such purpose as the same are located in the said States, respectively; and in case any of said sections, or parts thereof, are lost to said States by reason of allotments thereof to any Indian or Indians, or otherwise, the Governors of said States, respectively, with the approval of the Secretary of the Interior, are hereby authorized, within the area in the respective States described in section one of this act, to locate other lands not occupied not exceeding two sections in any one township, which shall be paid for by the United States as herein provided, in quantity equal to the loss, and such selections shall be made prior to the opening of such lands to settlement.
SEC. 8. That there is hereby appropriated, out of any money in the Treasury not otherwise appropriated, the sum of not more than four hundred and fifteen thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, to pay for the lands granted to the States of South Dakota and North Dakota, as provided in section seven of this act. And there is hereby appropriated the further sum of seventy-five thousand dollars, or so much thereof as may be necessary, for the purpose of making the appraisement and classification and allotments provided for herein: Provided, That the latter appropriation, or any further appropriation hereafter made for the purpose of carrying out the provisions of this act, shall be reimbursed to the United States from the proceeds received from the sale of the lands described herein or from any money in the Treasury belonging to said Indian tribes, respectively: And provided further, That the lands allotted, those retained or reserved, and the surplus lands sold, set aside for townsite purposes, or granted to the said States, or otherwise disposed of under the provisions of this act, shall be subject for a period of twenty-five years to all the laws of the United States prohibiting the introduction of intoxicants into the Indian country.
Approved, February 17, 1910.


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Integrate Building Information Modeling With Project Information Management
Newforma® Building Information Management is an add-on module to Newforma® Project Center that reduces risk, improves the management of BIM workflows, and enables more-informed decisions to be made more quickly.
Newforma Building Information Management features include the Newforma Project Information Link, which is an add-in to Revit; and the Newforma Model Viewer (powered by VEO® technology), which enables users to publish models to the cloud. Newforma Building Information Management integrates with Autodesk Revit Architecture, Autodesk Revit Structure, Autodesk Revit MEP design, and AutoCAD software.


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Internet2 building nation-wide OpenFlow NetworkMay 11th, 2011, srini in OpenFlow Blog
Internet2, Indiana University and the Clean Slate Program at Stanford University have partnered to create a new nation-wide OpenFlow/SDN network as part of Network Development and Deployment Initiative. It would be the first OpenFlow/SDN network of this scale in wide area that would be available for both research and production use. The network would also peer with Research and Education Networks in Canada, Europe, Asia, and South America.


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Trying to read certain MIME e-mails gives error: "An error occurred while formatting. Press ESC to close window.
Technote (troubleshooting)
If a user receives email in MIME format, and when attempting to view it, either the full message or in the preview pane, the status bar may display the message: "An error occurred while formatting. Press ESC to close window," and the display of the message is extremely limited and/or corrupt.
Status bar message "An error occurred while formatting. Press ESC to close window." and extremely limited and/or corrupt display of email.
Limitations within the Notes client's HTML parsing and rendering prevent it from formatting and displaying certain HTML code.
IBM Notes 9.0 Client
Resolving the problem
Enable the use of the system's embedded browser (this is the default). This will use the system's web browser to display the HTML content of MIME-formatted emails, bypassing the limitations of Notes' parsing and rendering.
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