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The president gave Congress an ultimatum Tuesday regarding testimony in the U.S. attorney scandal: His aides will talk in private and off the record or not at all. Senate Judiciary Committee Chairman Patrick Leahy balked at the proposal, setting up a possible constitutional showdown over executive privilege. Bush continued to dismiss the scandal, even as the Senate voted to require confirmation of U.S. attorneys.
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WASHINGTON — President Bush warned Democrats Tuesday to accept his offer to have top aides testify about the firings of federal prosecutors only privately and not under oath, or risk a constitutional showdown from which he would not back down.
Democrats' response to his proposal was swift and firm. "Testimony should be on the record and under oath. That's the formula for true accountability," said Patrick Leahy, chairman of the Senate Judiciary Committee.
Bush, in a late-afternoon statement at the White House, said, "We will not go along with a partisan fishing expedition aimed at honorable public servants. … I proposed a reasonable way to avoid an impasse."


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Nov 2 (Reuters) - Thierry Henry created both goals as New York Red Bulls beat D.C United 2-0 in their Major League Soccer Eastern Conference semi-final, first leg game on Sunday.
The 37-year-old former France international, whose contract with the Red Bulls ends this season, showed plenty of his class playing in a withdrawn role on the left flank.
It was a delightful back-heel from Henry that found Bradley Wright-Phillips in the 40th minute and the English striker made no mistake, firing in his 30th goal of the season.
D.C United, who finished top of the East in the regular season, went close on the hour when a dipping drive from Argentine Fabian Espindola flashed just over the bar.
But that was one of the few real chances created by Ben Olsen's team who never got into top gear against a confident New York.
D.C keeper Bill Hamid pulled off a fine double save in the 68th minute to deny Lloyd Sam and then Wright-Phillips as the Red Bulls piled on the pressure.
New York got their deserved second in the 74th minute when Henry lifted a ball over the top to his compatriot Peguy Luyindula and the veteran former Paris St Germain midfielder coolly slotted through the legs of the oncoming Hamid.
Dax McCarty should have made it 3-0 but, left unmarked in the area, he flashed his free header wide.
The second-leg at United's RFK Stadium will be played on Saturday.
FC Dallas host Seattle Sounders in the Western Conference later on Sunday. (Reporting by Simon Evans; Editing by Greg Stutchbury)
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A smart-card-operated storage system and an online anti-theft mapping platform are among the big ideas.
If you believe that bicycling can change the world -- or at least a city -- you're not alone. You're really, really not alone.
In case you need proof, look no further than Velo-city 2013, an urban cycling conference slated to be held this June in Vienna. The weeklong event will include discussions on kids and cycling, cycling in multicultural communities, the economic benefits of cycling, the science of cycling, the great helmet debate, and much, much more (there's even going to be a bicycle bell concert).
In order to bring people from around the world to this meeting of the city cycling minds, the conference organizers are awarding 30 "Cycling Visionary Awards" to people who have submitted ideas in five areas: advocacy and social projects; science, research, and development; design, fashion, and cycling equipment; urban planning and urban design; and cycling and the arts. The winners will be invited to present their ideas at the conference. You can vote for your own choices through April 15 at the Velo-city website.
The array of choices gives just some idea of the way that people around the world – especially young people – are using bicycles to make their cities better, or hoping to use them. Here are a few that seemed particularly inspirational:
- The Bombay Greenway Project, a proposal to enhance the Mumbai railway system by turning it into a verdant bike network.
- Bikehangar, a smart-card-operated bike locking and storage system that would provide secure parking for 12 bikes where there's only space to park one car.
- A cargo bicycle counting system in Rio de Janeiro, where the use of such bikes to solved the "last mile" problem of delivery in crowded city centers could serve as an international model.
- Bikenapped, an online anti-theft mapping platform being piloted in Boston.
- Escuela BiciMujer, an educational program for women in Santiago, Chile, which has already taught hundreds of women to ride bikes in a city where only 3 percent of bike riders are female.
- Auto-Mobile Beijing, a proposal for bicycle transit centers in China's capital that would restore bicycle culture in a city where the number of bike has fallen from 11 million to 4 million since the 1990s, as cars, congestion, and pollution have proliferated.
Go take a look at the range of ideas and vote for your own favorites. You may come away thinking that the world is already being changed by bicycles, and definitely for the better.


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The FBI's Electronic Surveillance Violations
The Washington Post reports that the FBI engaged in severe violations of the Electronic Communications Privacy Act between 2002 and 2006:
The FBI illegally collected more than 2,000 U.S. telephone call records between 2002 and 2006 by invoking terrorism emergencies that did not exist or simply persuading phone companies to provide records, according to internal bureau memos and interviews. FBI officials issued approvals after the fact to justify their actions.
E-mails obtained by The Washington Post detail how counterterrorism officials inside FBI headquarters did not follow their own procedures that were put in place to protect civil liberties. The stream of urgent requests for phone records also overwhelmed the FBI communications analysis unit with work that ultimately was not connected to imminent threats.
A Justice Department inspector general's report due out this month is expected to conclude that the FBI frequently violated the law with its emergency requests, bureau officials confirmed.
ECPA allows the FBI to issue National Security Letters (NSLs) to obtain information from communications service providers. I've criticized NSLs in the past for providing too minimal a protection of privacy: "A NSL is a demand letter issued to a particular entity or organization to turn over various record and data pertaining to individuals. They do not require probable cause, a warrant, or even judicial oversight. They also come with a gag order, preventing the recipient of the letter from disclosing that the letter was ever issued. Compliance is mandatory."
Apparently, the FBI found NSLs to be too cumbersome because they required an open case, so they devised a work-around. According to the Washington Post:
The USA Patriot Act expanded the use of national security letters by letting lower-level officials outside Washington approve them and allowing them in wider circumstances. But the letters still required the FBI to link a request to an open terrorism case before records could be sought.
Shortly after the Patriot Act was passed in October 2001, FBI senior managers devised their own system for gathering records in terrorism emergencies.
A new device called an "exigent circumstances letter" was authorized. It allowed a supervisor to declare an emergency and get the records, then issue a national security letter after the fact.
Over at the Volokh Conspiracy, Orin Kerr has a thoughtful post about the issue. He posits some circumstances in which the FBI may have not been violating the law, and his theories seem plausible to me since we need more facts. Nevertheless, at this point, I'm growing tired of giving the government the benefit of the doubt. These problems are indicative of a general trend in various government agencies during the Bush Administration to either concoct various end-runs around the law or ignore it entirely.
The lessons of the aftermath of September 11th indicate the following: (1) the existing electronic surveillance laws were poorly understood; (2) these laws were not as nimble and pro-security as many Executive Branch officials would have liked; (3) despite various provisions in these laws to protect privacy, they were often ignored or not adequately followed.
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At the beginning of this summer British beaches were shown to be cleaner than they've been for decades. Of those tested, almost 70 per cent achieved the gold standard of the Marine Conservation Society (MCS), meaning 'recommended' for bathing. An EU directive on bathing-water quality is partly responsible for the improvement, and from this year a stricter standard is being phased in. Many beaches achieve it already, but some well-known ones don't.
The clean-up of the sea has taken years. 'Since 1976, water companies have spent billions of pounds investing in sewage-treatment plants around the country,' says Dr Robert Keirle, pollution programme manager of the MCS. One of the most impressive programmes has been South West Water's £2-billion Clean Sweep, completed last year after more than two decades of work. It has resulted in the closure of almost 250 crude-sewage outfalls around the coastline. South West Water says that since 2001, at least 100 of its 144 officially designated bathing beaches have continued to meet the EU water-quality standards, compared with just 38 before Clean Sweep. But, says Andy Cummings, campaign director of Surfers Against Sewage, 'the system is still being overloaded at times, especially when there are heavy rains'.
Fortunately, holidaymakers can keep abreast of the effect of storms: Surfers Against Sewage has a text-message service to inform beach users when there has been a problem; from this year, beaches with Blue Flag status - awarded to more than 3,000 beaches (142 of them in the UK) by an international organisation that monitors safety and services as well as water quality - will have to display information about pollutants in the water; and South West Water has live updates on its website (www.beachlive.co.uk) about local beaches.
When the new, much stricter standards for water quality are phased in, the government expects 53 per cent of Britain's monitored bathing spots, many in the south-west, to qualify as 'excellent' in the new system. However, it believes that as many as 14 per cent of those now passing could fail. From 2015, beaches where water quality has been rated 'poor' by EU standards for four consecutive years will have to display 'No Swimming' signs. The prospects for what was once one of the most popular British seaside towns look grim - at Blackpool beach, the bathing water does not even meet the existing standards.
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JOHN Hughes wants Hartlepool United to disrespect opposition in a bid to beat the drop.
The Scot believes Pools have bowed down to too many teams this season, resulting in their position at the bottom of League One.
But there has been a new look to Pools in recent matches under Hughes and they have now won three of their last six.
They travel to promotion-chasing Swindon Town this weekend, and Hughes will again instruct his men to ignore the merits of their opponents.
"We said in a team meeting that the best team doesn't always win and with a good nature and by being solid you can do that," he told SportMail.
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With the NFL departures announced, and signing day officially over, it's time for a re-ranking heading into spring football. Keep in mind things change during spring practice -- some players get hurt, some win position battles, but here's the first early peek at how the ACC might fare in 2009:
1. Virginia Tech -- The ACC and Orange Bowl champs return 16 starters, and there are high expectations for an offensive backfield that will contain shifty quarterback Tyrod Taylor, and tailbacks Darren Evans and Ryan Williams. If the defense maintains its tradition without Victor "Macho" Harris, the Hokies could be a top 10 team.
2. Florida State -- The defense took some hits -- the most notable being the loss of defensive end Everette Brown -- but should have enough experience to compensate for it. The offensive line should be one of the best in the conference and give returning quarterback Christian Ponder and tailback Jermaine Thomas plenty of help. The question is the depth at receiver after the loss of Preston Parker, Greg Carr, and probably Corey Surrency. FSU also loses Lou Groza award winner Graham Gano.
3. Georgia Tech -- Overall, this team will be experienced and deeper -- it will return every starter at the skill positions -- but the Yellow Jackets must reload on the defensive front and improve on the offensive line. There will be three new starters on the defensive line, and Tech lost two senior starters on the offensive line. There are 25 players on the roster, though, who have at least one career start.
4. Miami -- Coach Randy Shannon brought in yet another outstanding recruiting class, and playing so many true freshmen in 2008 should help this season. There shouldn't be any quarterback drama this season, and Jacory Harris should only improve under first-year coordinator Mark Whipple. Defensive coordinator is still a question mark, though.
5. North Carolina -- Never count out a Butch Davis-coached team, but the Tar Heels will be a question mark until a new batch of receivers proves otherwise. Brooks Foster, Brandon Tate and Hakeem Nicks accounted for 114 receptions in 2008, and all three have left for the NFL. Safety Trimane Goddard is arguably the biggest loss on defense.
6. NC State -- If the Pack stay healthy -- something they haven't been able to do for the past two seasons -- NC State could be the sleeper in the Atlantic Division. It has to replace tight end Anthony Hill and running back Andre Brown, though, and 2007 leading receiver Donald Bowens will miss spring practice because of knee surgery.
7. Clemson -- Speedy playmakers C.J. Spiller and Jacoby Ford are back, but they'll be under the direction of a new quarterback and a new offensive coordinator. Let's see how the Tigers do without any expectations for a change.
8. Maryland -- The Terps graduated 30 seniors and junior receiver Darrius Heyward-Bey left for the NFL. One of the biggest question marks is how they'll fare up front after the graduation of three starting offensive linemen, including All-ACC center Edwin Williams. The defense, which loses four starters from its front seven, will be led by first-year coordinator Don Brown.
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12. Duke -- The Blue Devils have arguably one of the league's top quarterbacks in Thaddeus Lewis, but he won't have Eron Riley to throw it to this season. Duke also loses ACC-leading tackler Michael Tauiliili at linebacker. Still, the Blue Devils should take another step forward in their second season under David Cutcliffe.


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CareerJunction: Online career index still dropping
CareerJunction, an online recruitment unit belonging to media group Avusa (AVU), said on Wednesday that its online labour supply and demand index continued to drop in February.
The new CareerJunction Index decreased during February and stood at 79,55 index points. In January, the index dropped to 86,19.
The positioning of the index below the 100 mark signals increased job search activity among professionals, while demand for labour has decreased slightly.
The index directly monitors the online labour market in South Africa by examining supply and demand trends across all industries.
If the index is greater than 100, this means that there are more job opportunities for potential career seekers, less potential career seekers per job advert and recruitment is difficult, due to less potential career seekers per job advert.
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CareerJunction said on Wednesday recruiters had gained access to a larger talent pool, making recruitment easier.
Career seekers on the other hand faced tougher competition in the online job market, the recruitment group said.
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The old saying is that the way to a man's heart is through his stomach, but cooking a sensual dinner for 2 on Valentine's Day is sure to melt any heart.
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Step 1 Choose food for the menu Set your menu for dinner. Traditional romantic fare includes rack of lamb for 2, filet mignon, and lobster. You can also cook your lover's favorites for dinner.
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- Feasibility study of a randomized controlled trial of a telephone-delivered problem-solving-occupational therapy intervention to reduce participation restrictions in rural breast cancer survivors undergoing chemotherapyMark T Hegel
Department of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, NH 03756, USA
Psychooncology 20:1092-101. 2011..The purpose of this study was to examine the feasibility of conducting a randomized controlled trial (RCT) of a novel intervention for these restrictions, determine acceptability of the intervention, and preliminarily assess its effects...
- Training residents in problem-solving treatment of depression: a pilot feasibility and impact studyMark T Hegel
Department of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, NH 03755, USA
Fam Med 36:204-8. 2004..We investigated the feasibility of teaching family medicine residents an evidence-based brief counseling intervention for depression (Problem-solving Treatment of Depression for Primary Care [PST-PC])...
- Watchful waiting for minor depression in primary care: remission rates and predictors of improvementMark T Hegel
Department of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, NH 03755, USA
Gen Hosp Psychiatry 28:205-12. 2006..The objectives of this study were to determine remission rates and predictors of improvement for minor depression following a 1-month watchful waiting period in primary care and to describe the watchful waiting processes...
- Sensitivity and specificity of the Distress Thermometer for depression in newly diagnosed breast cancer patientsMark T Hegel
Department of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Hitchcock MedicalCenter, Lebanon, NH 03756, USA
Psychooncology 17:556-60. 2008..This study evaluated the receiver operating characteristics (ROC) of the single-item Distress Thermometer (DT) for detecting depression in women newly diagnosed with Stage I-III breast cancer...
- Effectiveness of problem-solving therapy for older, primary care patients with depression: results from the IMPACT projectPatricia Arean
University of California San Francisco, Department of Psychiatry, San Francisco, CA 94143, USA
Gerontologist 48:311-23. 2008..We compared a primary-care-based psychotherapy, that is, problem-solving therapy for primary care (PST-PC), to community-based psychotherapy in treating late-life major depression and dysthymia...
- Patient perspectives on participation in the ENABLE II randomized controlled trial of a concurrent oncology palliative care intervention: benefits and burdensCristine Maloney
Department of Anesthesiology, Section of Palliative Medicine, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH, USA
Palliat Med 27:375-83. 2013..However, little is known about how participants experience early palliative care and the benefits and burdens of participating in a palliative care clinical trial...
- Is insomnia a perpetuating factor for late-life depression in the IMPACT cohort?Wilfred R Pigeon
Department of Psychiatry, University of Rochester Medical Center, Rochester NY, USA
Sleep 31:481-8. 2008..The present longitudinal study examines the relationship of insomnia to the continuation of depression in the context of an intervention study in elderly subjects...
- Escitalopram and problem-solving therapy for prevention of poststroke depression: a randomized controlled trialRobert G Robinson
Department of Psychiatry, Carver College of Medicine, University of Iowa, Iowa City, IA 52242, USA
JAMA 299:2391-400. 2008..Poststroke depression has been shown in numerous studies to be associated with both impaired recovery in activities of daily living and increased mortality. Prevention of depression thus represents a potentially important goal...
- Proxy perspectives regarding end-of-life care for persons with cancerMarie Bakitas
School of Nursing, Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut, USA
Cancer 112:1854-61. 2008..Family proxies have been proposed as valuable informants regarding the quality of end-of-life care. This article describes family proxy perspectives concerning care at the end of life in patients who died of advanced cancer...
- Preventing depression in age-related macular degenerationBarry W Rovner
Department of Psychiatry, Jefferson Hospital for Neuroscience, 900 Walnut St, 4th Floor, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Arch Gen Psychiatry 64:886-92. 2007..Age-related macular degeneration is a prevalent disease of aging that may cause irreversible vision loss, disability, and depression. The latter is rarely recognized or treated in ophthalmologic settings...
- Dissatisfaction with performance of valued activities predicts depression in age-related macular degenerationBarry W Rovner
Department of Psychiatry and Neurology, Jefferson Medical College, Philadelphia, PA 19107, USA
Int J Geriatr Psychiatry 22:789-93. 2007..To determine whether dissatisfaction with performance of valued activities predicts depression in patients with age-related macular degeneration (AMD)...
- Distress, psychiatric syndromes, and impairment of function in women with newly diagnosed breast cancerMark T Hegel
Department of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Medical School, Hanover, New Hampshire, USA
Cancer 107:2924-31. 2006..Emotional distress and psychiatric syndromes are prevalent in the breast cancer population at large. However, to date there is a paucity of literature specifically concerning presurgical breast cancer patients...
- Arthritis pain and disability: response to collaborative depression careElizabeth H B Lin
Center for Health Studies, Group Health Cooperative, Seattle, WA 98101, USA
Gen Hosp Psychiatry 28:482-6. 2006..This study investigates whether depression management is effective for improving arthritis outcomes across a range of pain severity and activity interference...
- Impact of comorbid panic and posttraumatic stress disorder on outcomes of collaborative care for late-life depression in primary careMark T Hegel
Center for Health Services Research, UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute, Los Angeles, CA, USA
Am J Geriatr Psychiatry 13:48-58. 2005..The authors evaluated the effect of comorbid panic disorder and posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) on response to a collaborative-care intervention for late-life depression in primary care...
- Collaborative care management of late-life depression in the primary care setting: a randomized controlled trialJurgen Unutzer
Center for Health Services Research, UCLA Neuropsychiatric Institute, 10920 Wilshire Blvd, Suite 300, Los Angeles, CA 90024, USA
JAMA 288:2836-45. 2002..Few depressed older adults receive effective treatment in primary care settings...
- Health functioning impairments associated with posttraumatic stress disorder, anxiety disorders, and depressionClaudia Zayfert
Department of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Medical School, Lebanon, New Hampshire 03756, USA
J Nerv Ment Dis 190:233-40. 2002..These results highlight the association of PTSD with impaired physical and mental functioning and suggest that effective treatment of PTSD may affect overall health...
- Posttraumatic stress disorder in primary care: prevalence and relationships with physical symptoms and medical utilizationKaren L Gillock
Department of Psychiatry, Dartmouth Medical School, Dartmouth Hitchcock Medical Center, Lebanon, NH 03756 0001, USA
Gen Hosp Psychiatry 27:392-9. 2005..This study estimates the prevalence of posttraumatic stress disorder (PTSD) and describes the relationships among PTSD status and health indices in a civilian primary care patient sample...
- An interactive media program for managing psychosocial problems on long-duration spaceflightsJames A Carter
Harvard Medical School, Beth Israel Deaconess Medical Center, Boston, MA 02215, USA
Aviat Space Environ Med 76:B213-23. 2005..Although this study involves developing countermeasures to assist long-duration flyers, it also provides a model that could be applied in many Earthbound settings, both in operational environments and in everyday life...
- Problem-solving treatment for complicated depression in late life: a case study in primary careRita Haverkamp
Department of Primary Care, Kaiser Permanente of Southern California, La Mesa, CA, USA
Perspect Psychiatr Care 40:45-52. 2004..Treatment of depression in primary care...
- Guidelines for conducting geropsychotherapy researchPatricia A Arean
Department of Psychiatry, University of California, San Francisco 94143 0984, USA
Am J Geriatr Psychiatry 11:9-16. 2003..However, the field is still in need of better outcome and process measures, methods for measuring the therapeutic content of non-psychotherapy encounters, and methods for determining the impact of choice of treatment on outcome...
Research Grants2
- Improving Palliative Care for Patients with CancerMark Hegel; Fiscal Year: 2007..unreadable] [unreadable]..
- Preserving Function in Rural Breast Cancer Patients Undergoing ChemotherapyMark Hegel; Fiscal Year: 2007..unreadable] [unreadable] [unreadable]..


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Yes, the Gaslight productions are corny & hokey, the puns sometimes make me wince, but the actors & musicians are all very talented & their enthusiasm is contagious. I belong to a social group & 'we' go to every production & have loads of fun tappin' our toes & clappin' our hands & copious amounts of Free popcorn are served by the friendly & hard workin' waitstaff; the Gaslight experience is fun & a fabulous bargain for people of all ages!....J.G.B.
Hi. Reading this article got me to thinking about something a few years back I was on my way from New Mexico to Arizona I went about an hour south of Albuquerque and picked up a highway that took me west to Phoenix on my way out there I went down and down and down. It was late April or early May. As I crossed over I think I gained two hours. So it was a very long day but more stunningly The sky was crystal clear. Never in my life was I so surprised or delighted at scenery during the car ride. Part of it no doubt is the geography or top biography of that area. You go from the mountains of New Mexico to canyons which lead to a valley Full of saguaro cacti. I wanted to name that experience and so I was reminded of the book by CS Lewis entitled surprised by Joy. That was my experience. I was surprised by Joy. It was a day with two hours tacked on two hours of beautiful sunlight crystal clear skies and warm crisp Desert like climate that reached 99° upon entering Phoenix Valley. I've driven across country twice and have traveled abroad quite a bit but I never saw such a spectacular seen as this. Has anyone else driven that route that shared my experience? I'd be interested to know.
For the Record, Open Dress on Friday (tonight!) also begins at 7:30, like the regular shows! Sorry about the mix-up!
The Weekly needs to start putting links to the websites of boutiques and hangouts in these articles the way the Chow page does with restaurants.
The Kasser family exhibit is probably fine, and I am looking forward to seeing it, but it is not a major show by any means as implied in the review. It is being seen in Tucson and Tulsa not exactly major stops on the art show circuit. To say "not to be outdone," and compare the MOMA and the TMA is to engage in hallucinations. Just say it is a good show and is worth seeing.
It is revealing that you describe the concertmaster of the Tucson Symphony orchestra has a "guest violinist"
LTW is a Tucson treasure.
Excellent production... Have seen performances of Les Miserables in Phoenix, Chicago (twice), New York, and ...Madrid, in Spanish.
Kudos to AO for putting this ensemble together, they and the cast are a credit to Tucson and our arts scene. AO is also to be commented for the community out reach that they do, especially noted, the complementary and free tickets they give to expand their future audience. Mr. Aguirre does have a bass voice as noted, a true baritone would have probably been more what is generally called for in this role. However, he did an admiral rendition, dramatic, forceful, colored, convincing. Would love to see him in a traditional bass role.
Unfortunate, the production run was short, the performance was SOLD OUT, I understand contractual and production cost limitations, ...but, it could have easily run TWICE as long.
"Many think this story is about the French Revolution, but it concerns a much smaller—and less successful—effort years before."
Actually, the French Revolution was 1789, the Paris Rebellion, that is referenced in Les Miz, actually happened after the revolution in 1832.
And Juan Aguirre as Javert is a bass (lower and more ominous than a baritone).
But never mind about all that, go see this amazing production!
Anyone who has enjoyed Tucson theater over the years will be more than inspired.
Any pictures of the exhibits?
I wish there were more pictures for the article. I love the skele-bikers.
Had to mention the streetcar.
Dear Sherilynn,
Hi. I am a regular visitor at the Gaslight Theatre and I wanted to make a few respectful and professional comments on this review. The song is called "Can't Smile Without You", the costume designer's last name is Cloutier, not Clouthier, and the first sentence doesn't make sense. I thought it should say this is A good one.
The Weekly will nurture every new band no matter the skill level. They also nurture one another with congratulatory comments about their opinions. There are thousands of people in Tucson interested in theatre and it is not always the most common or commercial. Mr. Skinner wrote a rave review of a commerical house company previously. Despite the digital age, theatres still count on positive press. I think this reviewers inability, for example, to discuss anything about the actress but her eyes is not only telling but a little creepy. My takeaway from this review was that the reviewer does not know how to look at a play or a performance. It may be the show was unsuccessful. I liked many things, other things bothered me. The theatre community depends on places like the Weekly to deliver arts news and it is very disappointing that this is the result. Who will review the reviewrs? Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?
Just got around to reading the May 29th 'review' by M. Scott Skinner's of "Iraq in 3/3 Time With A Coda", which I had the good fortune to see at Live Theatre Workshop.
My husband and I just moved here from the North Shore of Boston, and one of the things that attracts us to Tucson is its wonderful theater community and the many theaters and the many new plays, innovative companies, writers groups, responsive audience, and more that exist here. We both hope to become a part of it.
One of the many things we've learned about theater and about new plays in particular is advice from the Chicago Dramatists group (which has done a phenomenal job of creating a dynamic theater culture in Chicago), and they feel that the Chicago theatrical renaissance owes much to the reviewers who went to all the plays, who supported the theaters and playwrights and actors through thick and thin, and gave public structure to the efforts of that artistic community. They built audience, and sensibility, and sensitivity, and confidence in what was once backwater Chicago. They did it.
This review is really not much of a help in building the community here in Tucson. It's snarky, and about the critic and how clever and funny one can be, and not useful or constructive in any way. There was much to say about Iraq in 3/e Time With A Coda, and much good, and there are things that could be better, too, lessons that could be learned, but this review doesn't try in any way to nurture the playwright, the actors, the theaters that make themselves available for new work, or the audience. It's a turnoff.
It's fine not to like a play. It's fine not to like a production. But it is vicious to put together a review like this. And it does little good except to give a critic the chance to perform some sort of public execution.
I like playwright, I liked the risk he took to put the play on, to direct it himself, I like new plays, I like these actors who took up this challenge, I like people who take risks, I like people who go to plays who share their thoughts and reactions in the hope of making Tucson a greater center of theater.
I really don't appreciate people who lurk outside the lights and look for signs of weakness to prove ---what? I guess I don't know what the point is.
Thank you to the playwright, the actors, and Live Theatre Workshop for putting up new plays. I hope to see more.
Leslie Powell
Worst and most infantile 'professional' review I have ever read. This told me little or nothing constructive about the play, only that the 'reviewer', (I use the term loosely), did not like it, but gives no reason for his views. Methinks there may be more than just a bad burrito in the mix.
While the topics in these short plays may not be to everyone's taste, this "non-review" is just downright mean! If Skinner said he was not going to review the play, he should have left it at that. Instead, he went on a rampage, detailing his thoughts as the play progressed. The actor "saying so many words" as Skinner put it, was obviously reciting instructions from a sniper's manual and pitting his own guilt against his indoctrination. The actors did a fair job, some better than others. Jared Stokes, in particular, performed his multiple roles convincingly. This is the nastiest "non-review" I've ever read. Me thinks there was a bad burrito consumed with that cup of coffee before the show.
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Death are a death metal band from Florida. The bands lead vocalist, song writer and guitarist Chuck Schuldiner has been named the "Father of Death Metal" in the past and he truly deserves it.
Album Rating: 4.5Alright thanks for the tips appreciate it
I really need to hear something of these guys, where should I start?
Album Rating: 4.5this was my first Death too. the title track is an epic in savagery and Forgotten Past is a breath of fresh air after so many "blastbeating and growled vocals" bands.
one correction, though: the bass on the album was played by Terry Butler, now of Six Feet Under, not Chuck himself.
Album Rating: 4.5It was? Wiki says otherwise :O a wise man once told me wiki knows all
Album Rating: 4.0their best album
Definitely better then everything else they've put out except for Symbolic : ).
Glad to see you reviewing Kill. Next time, I would probably try and not make the review sound so personal. Good work though.
Album Rating: 4.5"It was? Wiki says otherwise :O a wise man once told me wiki knows all"
trust me. i have the album and liner notes even wikis are fallible...
Album Rating: 4.5"Chuck Schuldiner – Guitar, Bass (uncredited), Vocals
Terry Butler – Bass (did not play on the album, but was credited for it)"
Album Rating: 4.0Because wikipedia is a credible source ; )
Album Rating: 4.5heh ok i'll change it
Album Rating: 3.5Chucks vocals in Pull The Plug are bleeding MONSTOROUS.
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffY'know what KILL, I hereby bestow upon you the task of reviewing all Death albums, being the fanboy that you are.
Album Rating: 4.5Maybe when i'm a better reviewer!
Album Rating: 4.0 | Sound OffGet started already!
This one was not a bad start though.
Just wait for Kane to start trolling the shit out of your reviews once he realizes they exist
Album Rating: 4.5and why would he do such a thing
Album Rating: 3.5Pull the Plug, is my favorite. The only Death album I own, and plan to keep it that way. I only listen to it like once every six months.
Album Rating: 4.5Get Symbolic and Human they are better then this
Album Rating: 4.5"Above all Terry Butler should watch his words. He couldn't even play the bass parts on the "Leprosy" album, I did them myself because he just couldn't pull them off. It's the naked truth. Would I lie? I would fall off to their level, and that's the least I want to do"
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LG recently began teasing in advance of Mobile World Congress and while we wait to see what they have planned for the show, it looks like they have also started teasing some current device owners with an update. Specifically, teasing those with an Optimus 4X HD, Optimus L9 and Optimus L7 with Jelly Bean. The details are still at a minimum, however if you happen to be carrying any of those three devices — an update is in the works.
LG didn't mention which version of Android would be arriving, only that the update would bring Jelly Bean. Looking at another recent LG update may provide a clue though. The company recently updated the Optimus G with Android 4.1.2. It would be nice to see these next three go to 4.2, however we suspect they will arrive as 4.1.2.
Otherwise, the big question remains as to when. LG has only stated that the updates will be arriving "in the first half" of the year. And while the tease may be sort of annoying for those waiting, we suppose that looking on the bright side is that at least you know you have an update coming. Basically, you now have something to look forward to getting. After all, Jelly Bean is a worthy update with a few nice features.
Aside from these Jelly Bean updates, we are also going to be looking towards LG for additional details on the Optimus G Pro and the Optimus L7 II Dual, both of which were recently spotted in leaks. Of course, we also want the details on that "new series" of mobile phones that are said to be coming with "unexpected distinction."
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LONDON – The three-month average of worldwide sales of semiconductors was $24.67 billion in April 2011, according to the Semiconductor Industry Association (SIA). This was below expectations and the SIA ascribed the below seasonal performance partly to the aftermath of the Japanese earthquake that occurred in March. The SIA also warned that higher fuel and food costs may be affecting consumer spending on manufactured goods in general.
The three-month average of $24.67 billion for April 2011 was a 2.2 percent decline from the prior month when sales were $25.22 billion, and an increase of 3.9 percent from April 2010 when sales were $23.74 billion. EE Times had expected April three-month average sales to come in at between $25.3 and $25.5 billion, Bruce Diesen of Carnegie Group (Oslo, Norway) had forecast a figure of $25.3 billion and analyst Mike Cowan's linear regression analysis model had forecast $24.69 billion.
"Although month-over-month sales saw a slight decline, we remain optimistic given that the industry has increased sales compared to the same month last year," said Brian Toohey, president of the SIA, in a statement. "We expect moderate growth to continue through the remainder of the year."
The month-over-month results are slightly below seasonal patterns in part due to the natural disaster in Japan. The recovery of the supply chain should show up the second half of 2011, the SIA said.
"Overall, higher fuel and food costs have led to a decrease in consumers' discretionary funds. This trend could be a factor in the overall softening of growth across all U.S.-based manufacturing industries," the SIA said. It added that it would release an updated semiconductor market growth forecast for the period 2011 to 2014 from the World Semiconductor Trade Statistics (WSTS) organization in early June.
The SIA and the European Semiconductor Industry Association publish three-month averaged sales figures to smooth out the monthly data that would otherwise show troughs at the beginnings of the quarters and peaks at the ends of the quarters.
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The last day of Country Thunder has come and gone and although there is a collective sigh being heard all over Florence, Arizona right now, we are okay with it because it was an AMAZING four days! We got to hang out with the biggest stars in country music, watch exclusive performances in the KMLE tent and raise our red solo cups all weekend long. Today was no different.
Former Staind member Aaron Lewis paid us a visit backstage where he talked to David Dean about his new career as a country singer. He graced the main stage and performed a set filled with his new country musics and classics from his time in the band. His new song 'Faithful' is climbing the charts and he sang it for an audience filled with die-hard Aaron Lewis fans.
Jerrod Niemann was next to join KMLE backstage and we had a lot of fun! After interviewing the country star, we took it to the campgrounds where Jerrod hung out with his fans that were camping out waiting for his performance. Make sure to watch his interview with Brad Booker here.
Justin Moore started his set right around sunset to a huge audience. He opened the show with 'Guns' and sang his other hits like 'Til My Last Day' and 'If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away.' The audience sang along to every single word and he put on an awesome show! Before his performance, he stopped backstage to talk to Brittany. Make sure to watch his interview.
And last but not least, LADY A! The trio arrived Sunday night and took some time out of their busy schedules to talk to Nina D and Brad Booker prior to their performance. They talked about their newest album, Golden, and Brad described a song called 'It Ain't Pretty' as the next 'Need You Now' which we all know is a smash hit. Before they hit the stage, Hillary, Charles and Dave played "Plead the Fifth" and answered some tough questions; check it out here.
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The Paris Review announced yesterday that Matt Weiland will be joining the magazine as deputy editor—a new position at the magazine that reflects The Paris Review's growth under the editorship of Philip Gourevitch. Weiland has been the deputy editor of Granta for four years, and before that worked as an editor at The Baffler and at The New Press.
"Matt is among the sharpest and most versatile editors of both fiction and nonfiction of his generation," said Gourevitch in the announcement.His experience, his range of interests and tastes, and his grasp of The Paris Review's traditions and possibilities make him a natural new member of our staff. We look forward to spreading The Paris Review's wings even wider with Matt here." We're still awaiting comment from Weiland about his career change but suffice to say this is a major deal in the literary world, one that is causing considerable excitement in such circles.


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Charles Schine (Clive Owen) is a somewhat successful Chicago-based advertising director with alot of balls in the air to juggle- his daughter is stricken with Type I Diabetes, has had unsuccessful liver transplants, and seems in danger of dying of her illness at any given time. Try as he might, her eroding condition seems to be affecting Schine's job performance. His wife Deanna (Melissa George) is a hard working teacher equally distraught, and the combined pressures of busy work lives, ever mounting financial burden and their daughter's downward spiral is slowly eating away at both Charles and Deanna's physical and emotional stamina, as well as their once blissful marriage.
Enter a chance meeting on a commuter train between Charles and sexy, confident financial advisor Lucinda (Jennifer Anston) who is barely managing a marriage of convenience for the sake of their own 12 year old daughter. The chemistry seems immediate between the two, and Charles, seeing a manner of temporary escape from his ever more stressful existance, woos an all too ready and willing Lucinda first to dinner and then to a hotel.
From here things go horribly awry. The two are interrupted and brutally mugged by a heinous man named LaRoche (Vincent Cassel). Not wishing to go to the police for fear of what it would do to their respective marriages, they keep the incident to themselves and LaRoche sees an opportunity to relentlessly blackmail his victims to the tune of every penny they have. Charles, having saved his money for years for a revolutionary and incredibly expensive drug that may cure his daughter, is faced with risking his family by coming clean and going to the police or paying every dime he has to LaRoche thus imperiling daughter Amy's life.
Directed by Swedish film director Mikael Hĺfström, Derailed is a taught thriller that calls upon erotic film noir, drama, and action as well as serving up a few shocking plot twists to make for a suspense charged ending. While some areas of the plot seem a bit contrived and convenient, when this movie works it works very, very well. I went in prepared for a storyline very different from the one Derailed delivers and as a result was more impressed with the film than I expected to be.
When this movie was released theatrically the media played up the angle that this was the film in which Jennifer Aniston shed her girl next door "Friends" image with a breakout role of sorts. While her screen time is shorter than I had anticipated, she gives a solid performace- coming across as both confident and steamy in a sinfully mature manner. As the movie progresses she adds to the part the proper degree of a woman wronged as well as cool and hard-nosed. Based on this movie there is no reason for relegating Aniston's career to light sitcom comedies.
Before seeing this movie I was under the impression that both Owen and Aniston were given equally meaty roles. Make no mistake about it, this is very much a Clive Owen vehicle and he delivers a spot-on performance. His rugged good looks serve him well as a man capable of being middle class everyman as well as a fairly dangerous individual when backed against a wall. Owen aptly depicts a man unsuccessfully trying to keep his head above quicksand with the entire world around him collapsing. At times ready to crumble, Charles passes a point of fear and enters into a violent madness of his own.
All but stealing the film is French film star Cassel, in a role that gives him ample opportunity to depict a character cruel and venomous, pure poison brought to life. Cold, devilishly calculating and heartlessly violent he easily seems capable of any vile act imaginable without hesitation or regret; LaRoche relishes the sadistic havoc he brings to the lives of his victims. Because of Cassel's character there are some truly jolting moments throughout the movie.
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Derailed is presented in a one disc presentation. This is the unrated version with an additional 5 minutes of footage that was not included in the theatrical release. I will make mention of the fact that, while there is no nudity, the depiction of both sexual and physical violence is extremely graphic.
Presentation here is in 2.35:1 widescreen, and for the most part is a good looking, solid transfer. While it is sharp, I expected it to be slightly sharper than it appears. Edge enhancement is very slight and colors are clean and seem accurate.
The audio track is Dolby Digital 5.1 and is clear and easy to understand, a solid if not spectacular track that accomodates the movie very well. A Spanish track is also included.
Of note, there is no commentary track here.
The Making Of Derailed Featurette- A behind the scenes look at the making of the movie which clocks in at eight minutes, with Owen, Aniston and Cassel as well as director Hafstrom and writer Stuart Beattie discussing their take on the film and characters. Its an interesting little piece and worth having a look at once, but pretty typical of the making-of genre.
Deleted Scenes- 3 deleted scenes are included here totaling about 10 minutes in length. The first evolves around daughter Amy's illness and time in the hospital in conference with her physician as well as at her bedside, ending with a tense little snippet of Charles surveying the outside hospital perimeter. The second scene deals a phone call pertaining to Amy's prospective new wonder drug. The third and final deleted scene is a quiet sitting in a hospital waiting room between Charles and wife Deanna where she gives up a secret of her own. There is really nothing here that would have added much to the story and I can see why they were cut from the film.
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Derailed is a solid thriller with many good performances given throughout. While there are some flaws here and there its still a very serviceible vehicle. Owen, Aniston and Cassel are all given ample opportunity to shine in their respective roles, and director Hĺfström does a good job of keeping his audience sympathetic to both victims as well as potential victims in order to deliver some real twists in the end. Recommended.


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I never played Slender. I've heard it was scary due to the near constant darkness, crushing isolation and the anxiety of not knowing when Slender Man would appear. That concept sounded intriguing to me, but I was too involved with other games to dive in this world. This time around, I've set time aside to get my feet wet with the beta version of Slender: The Arrival. To commemorate this moment, I thought it would be fun to record my reactions during the first few moments of gameplay.
Slender: The Arrival is one of those games that should definitely be played in the dark with headphones. This is the best way of to squeeze every bit of tension out of the experience. In my case, I thought I was hearing a second pair of footsteps and seeing images in the woods even though nothing was there. I was so worried about running into Slender Man, I was seeing him all over the place. Make no mistake, you'll know when Slender Man actually appears.
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Daemen College ranks among best college workplaces
A national publication has ranked Daemen College as one of the country's best colleges for which to work.
The Amherst college was one of 42 in the nation cited as part of The Chronicle of Higher Education's "honor roll" of workplaces.
The publication designated the school among the top 10 small four-year colleges as a great workplace, based on a survey of more than 43,000 employees at 278 American colleges and universities.
The college was recognized for excellence in nine areas: collaborative governance; compensation and benefits; job satisfaction; respect and appreciation; professional- and career-development programs; supervisor or department-chair relationship; teaching environment; tenure clarity and process; and work/life balance.
Daemen President Gary A. Olson credited the college's faculty and staff with cultivating a great workplace environment.
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Bus riders are likely to soon be paying more in Central Oregon. The Central Oregon Intergovernmental Council's board is scheduled to look at fee increases at its meeting on Thursday.
It's something that must happen if the Cascades East Transit service is going to be stable. The proposed changes aren't unreasonable, despite the fact that it means another dive into local wallets.
First of all, COIC hasn't changed its bus fare policy since Cascades East Transit opened.
The bus service relies basically on general fund revenues to pay for the service. But it has had budget cuts. It has eliminated some routes. And rather than reduce services, it's looking for a way to keep the system running.
For instance, a fixed-route trip in Bend would go from $1.50 to $2. A monthly pass would go from $30 to $50. There's also a proposed shift in how the bus service bills for regional trips. Currently, the charge is $3.75, no matter what the distance is. The change would bill based on distance. A shorter trip between Redmond and Sisters or Bend and Redmond would still be $3.75. Longer trips between Bend and La Pine would go up to $5.
There are still discounted fares available for people who qualify, though those would also increase under the proposal.
We hope the increases will not cause many riders to abandon the service. The bus rides are still a good deal, even a bargain. With the increase, fares do not cover 25 percent of the cost of the service.
COIC staff is still thinking about other funding options. Should it operate the bus service, or should it be a done by a transit district or districts? Should it seek funding tailored to each community or an overall approach?
And which tool should it use? A property tax, a payroll tax, a transit utility fee or a local sales tax?
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Tonight's vice presidential debate differed in many aspects from last Friday's presidential debate, but both Joe Biden and Barack Obama's performances shared one thing in common: kindness. Kindness is emerging as one of the democratic candidates most powerful weapon in the wake of nearly eight years of a Bush-Cheney culture of combat.
Tonight Gov. Palin gained credibility as a debater, despite getting several facts wrong and getting feisty. She did many things that worked in her favor: she looked straight into the camera, she stuck to the things she knows, and she dodged questions she could not answer. She also went on the attack far more than Biden did.
Senator Biden, on the other hand, appeared reserved. He looked like he was holding back, letting his head, rather than his heart, control the words coming out of his mouth. And that is exactly what he had been training to do. In fact, he may have over-trained, as he missed several opportunities to challenge Palin's false claims, such as the argument that McCain "knows how to win wars." (I mean no disrespect to the time he served as a POW, but I believe the United States lost the Vietnam War). Although he missed several opportunities to stick it right back to Palin, Biden demonstrated a much subtler, and perhaps less traditionally valued, quality: kindness. He did not look directly into the camera lens, but he did sustain eye contact with the moderator, Gwen Ifill, as well as with Palin. He smiled in a genuine way on several occasions and he exercised restraint when given the opportunity to crush his less-experienced and less-knowledgeable opponent. In certain aspects, this expression of the nicer side of human nature is similar to that which Obama displayed last Friday when debating John McCain.
It's hard to say how the American electorate will respond, if at all, to this emerging culture of kindness in politics. Yet if national politics in any way reflects the values and beliefs that individuals embrace in their day-to-day lives, then perhaps a culture of kindness can sway the vote.
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NEW YORK, Sept 27 (Reuters) - Sunoco Inc (SUN.N) shut down one of its hydrodesulfurization units at its 335,000 barrel-per-day refinery in Philadelphia early Saturday morning, the company said on Monday.
"At about 2:00 AM Saturday morning, we experienced an upset at one of our hydrodesulfurization units at the Philadelphia refinery which resulted in a diesel mist being released into the atmosphere," said Thomas Golembeski, a spokesman for the company.
Trade sources said the unit shutdown was a diesel hydrotreater.
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