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My issue is finding a way to digitize/playback all my various forms of digital music ie DVD-A/SACD/DTS/CD as well as digitize my analogue collection.
Ive looked ta various combos of ADC's audio servers and DAC's. My big issue is that i cant seem to get a common approach.
My latest thought was using a good AV receiver ( Onkyo 906 ) as the preamp. This would let me have my TT via a phono amp then i could get a oppo 980 to output current formats as DSD via HDMI and then add a blu ray later also via HDMI.
My question concerns the network/USB facilities of these receievers, do they let you use a USB external drive as effectively a music server ? if so how do they typically manage the files ? if this is the case then the receiver will act as my hub and allow me to store all formats of music on a common hard drive.
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Pier 1 Imports Inc. said Thursday that revenue at stores open at least a year rose 10.2 percent in the first quarter, helped by better traffic, more purchases being made and a higher average receipt.
The home décor retailer also gave a first-quarter earnings forecast above Wall Street's expectations.
Pier 1 said it had a 14.3 percent increase in revenue at stores open at least a year in the year-ago period.
Revenue at stores open at least a year is a key gauge of a retailer's health because it excludes results from stores opened or closed during the year.
Total revenue for the period ended May 28 climbed 10 percent to $335 million from $306 million.
Pier 1 also said it expects first-quarter earnings between 11 cents and 12 cents per share. Analysts surveyed by FactSet predict earnings of 9 cents per share.
Pier 1, based in Fort Worth, Texas, will report its first-quarter financial results on June 16.


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Matheson Champions Children's Health
Congressman Jim Matheson said today that real harm will be done to children in working-poor families if President Bush again vetoes the bipartisan compromise bill that renews and extends the State Children's Health Insurance Program (SCHIP). Matheson cosponsored HR 3963 - the legislation resulting from changes made by Congress to the bill vetoed by the President a week ago. It passed the House by a bipartisan vote of 265-142 Thursday.
"This model program has served children and families well for 10 years. Having health insurance gives kids access to the health care they need to thrive. Not only is it the morally right thing to do, caring for children makes fiscal sense as well. In Utah, we can help 74,000 children who otherwise will fall through the cracks," said Matheson.
Matheson noted that the SCHIP program is a partnership between federal and state government and private insurers. The bill sets a cap on what a family of four can earn and states are barred from going above that, to keep the focus on low-income families. The measure requires that childless adults be removed from SCHIP by the end of 2008. It bars illegal immigrants from enrolling by requiring that states submit Social Security numbers for verification prior to accepting children in the program.
Matheson said the legislation meets the goal of covering all 6.5 million children currently enrolled and it offers enrollment for an additional 4 million eligible children. The cost is paid for by increasing the price of a pack of cigarettes by 61 cents.
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Janet Sheridan: Too soon finished
June 24, 2011
It's finally summer, when young mothers push strollers through mellow evenings, laughter drifts across backyard fences and rainbows of green entertain eyes weary of yellow, gray and brown.
Under a summer sun, I'm less obsessed by what's for dinner and how much sleep I had the night before. I stand taller, breathe easier and open more readily to spontaneity and stray dogs.
While running errands this week, I encountered a friend, a lady who exceeds me in years, wisdom and grace.
"I believe we have achieved summer," she said, "Isn't it glorious? Don't you love this time of year? It makes me feel childlike and young again — well, younger, anyway."
Caught by her happiness, I asked, "When you were a child, what did you do to entertain yourself during the long days of summer?"
"Helping out with chores around our place, mostly, but when I had time, I explored: studied anthills, tried to catch butterflies and searched the night sky for falling stars.
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Nature fascinated me. As a child, I paid attention to even the smallest things in my world."
Later, I thought about her words and recalled my bouncing excitement when the bus pulled away from our elementary school, and we chanted over and over: "No more pencils, no more books, no more teachers' dirty looks."
School and winter were vanquished, summer would never end and the rituals of childhood awaited us.
I wonder if any of my readers practiced similar rituals.
We walked barefoot in the heat of the day along our graveled lane and the asphalt road it met — with no hopping or complaining — to pass a self-imposed test of endurance and nerve.
We timed ourselves to see how fast we could ride the bike to the mailbox and back without dropping anything. Pumping furiously, I sometimes bounced too high over a rut and crashed, resulting in scabbed knees and elbows I displayed proudly and tried not to pick.
We dove or belly-flopped into the chlorine-heavy water of Arrowhead Pool and swam as far as we could underwater, carefully marking one another's progress.
We sat behind each other, taking pride in not needing to hold on, as the oldest guided our horse, Easter, along country roads framed by sugar beets and alfalfa.
On the Fourth of July, we played with cap guns so we could smell the burned caps and saved the centers of our slices of watermelon for last so we could pity those less disciplined who finished by gnawing rinds.
We held buttercups under one another's chins, checking to see who liked butter, and split the ends of dandelion stems with our tongues, sucking on them until they curled up like a slinky.
My friends and I plucked petals from daisies to discover if he loved us or loved us not, and made dolls from hollyhock blossoms I usually threw at Bob's head when he wouldn't leave us alone.
As one summer day of childhood melted into another, I didn't realize how fleeting was our freedom to experience and explore, how soon it would give way to the jobs, responsibilities, and restraints of adulthood.
When I turned 60, the months of June, July and August began to spin by me like ornately decorated carousel horses running wild despite my efforts to slow them.
I felt I didn't have enough time to savor summer — to store away the smell of petunias, the feel of dancing breezes, the sight of goldfinches jostling on a bird feeder and the shouts of children riding their bicycles pell-mell to the pool.
Like my lovely friend, I cherish this time of year and find summer glorious.
If only it would slow to the pace it kept when we were young.
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One of the most tantalizing announcements to come out of the ever-dying classical music record biz came from Sony Masterworks a little while back touting a series of previously unreleased live recordings by Horowitz from the 1930s-'50s.
The pianist regularly arranged for his Carnegie Hall recitals to be privately recorded on acetate discs. In 1986, a stack of those treasures was donated to the archives at Yale University. The public is now getting its first taste of the magical music-making contained in that trove.
The first of three scheduled Sony releases contains Carnegie Hall performances of Mussorgsky's Pictures at an Exhibition in 1948 and Liszt's B minor Sonata in '49. Next up, due in September, is a program of Schumann, Chopin, Liszt and Balakirev; Jan. 2010 will see a Haydn/Beethoven disc.
The first issue is a stunner. It's hardly news that Horowitz was ...
a sensational keyboard artist, of course, but it's still a lot of fun to be reminded of that fact all over again. Although the sound quality on these recordings is not exactly pristine, the music-making comes through with a visceral impact just the same.
There is something wonderfully spontaneous about Horowitz' version of Pictures. The imagery in each movement leaps out of the speakers, from the spookiness of Gnomes to the electrifying build-up of volume in Bydlo, from the sparkling flurries in the Ballet of the Unhatched Chicks to the deliciously heavy atmosphere of Catacombs and Con mortius. And I don't think it's possible to make the Great Gate of Kiev sound any, well, greater than Horowitz manages here; this pianism is simply breathtaking in its sweep and richness of tone. The Liszt sonata likewise receives a majestic performance, brimming with tension and poetry. A riveting, revelatory experience.
Although you can question his stylistic choices, Horowitz nonetheless remains a benchmark of musical electricity. You can question his technique, too, I suppose. Sure, he drops notes -- if you thought he only made mistakes in his later years, this recording will correct that impression. But even his messiest moments are more interesting and rewarding than much of what passes for keyboard brilliance now. Pianists today just don't play like this, think like this, grip like this.
Sony is off to a great start with this important series. I can't wait for the next installment.


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South Florida was stunned to find that in the days before Sept. 11, almost all of the 19 hijackers spent time in or visited the area, living, training, and conspiring.
But yet another link between South Florida and terror is alive and well, and other al-Qaida operatives have told authorities he has risen as high as controlling the network's global operations.
Former Broward College student Adnan El Shukrijumah, 36, left his Miramar home a week before the attacks on 9/11. According to the FBI, his current activities come complete with "clear and present danger" status assigned by the attorney general and a $5 million reward for information leading to his capture.
Shukrijumah, a citizen of Guayana, is the only al-Qaida leader to have held permanent U.S. resident status, officials told the AP.
Investigators say 15 years residing in the U.S. have made him uniquely capable of planning attacks on American targets.
But his mother, Zurah Adbu Ahmed, said she believes the FBI is wrong about her son.
"It's not true," she told the Sun Sentinel last year from her home in Miramar, where her late husband, a Guayanan native and mosque leader, moved the family in 1995 after a stopover in Brooklyn from Saudi Arabia.
She paused before adding, "I don't know. But I don't think it's true. He's a kind, loving, caring boy."
Adbu Ahmed has told the FBI she hasn't heard from her son in nearly a decade. He studied chemistry and computer sciences at BCC, working at a Motorola plant before flying to Trinidad a week before the Sept. 11th attacks to pursue an opportunity selling shoes wholesale.
"He called me two, three days after and said, 'Did you see what happened in New York?'" Adbu Ahmed said, according to the Sun-Sentinel. "I told him, 'Don't come back. They are putting what happened on Muslims.'"
She told the paper he called once more a week later and she repeated her warning. She said she has not heard from him since, and had no idea where he is or what he is doing.
But the FBI thinks they have a pretty good idea, naming him as a conspirator in the case against three men who allegedly plotted suicide attacks in the New York City subways in 2009. Long suspecting him of involvement in plots against Norway, the United Kingdom, and the Panama Canal, they were unable to bring any charges against Shukrijumah until the men captured in New York provided details and identified him as their superior.
Lead investigator Brian LeBlanc told the Associated Press that Shukrijumah now holds the position once occupied by Sept. 11 mastermind Khalid Sheikh Mohammed, and that he is "making operational decisions."
"He's looking at attacking the U.S. and other Western countries," LeBlanc explained. "Basically through attrition, he has become his old boss."
Shukrijumah has managed to elude authorities since Khalid Sheikh Mohammed first fingered him as a terrorist operative under interrogation in 2003. Sightings have been reported in the U.S. and Central America -- Subway sandwich shops in both nations, specifically -- but his whereabouts remain unknown.


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Grand Tour trailer shows Clarkson and co tackle broken arm and reluctant camel
A reluctant camel, a "minor fire" and a fractured arm feature in the first full-length trailer for The Grand Tour.
Jeremy Clarkson, James May and Richard Hammond are billed as three friends on an "adventure" in the promo for the new show.
It features the trio in exotic locations, with the ex-Top Gear presenters joking that they have only had a "minor fire" when a stunt goes wrong.
The stars are seen speeding around race tracks, flying over the desert - and trying but failing to entice a camel up a ramp.
May wears a sling after fracturing his arm.
As he sits helplessly in his car, Clarkson asks his co-presenter: "Has your door broken?" to which a grumpy May replies: "No, I'm broken. Can you hold the door for me?"
And May and Hammond both make fun of Clarkson when he turns up dressed in a cream suit, joking "Wow, Roger Moore".
Clarkson, who is not known for his dress sense, replies: "Looking good is more important than looking where you are going" to which May adds cheekily: "When are you going to do that then?"
The banter continues when a crane drops a car into the ocean, and May shouts at his co-stars: "That's to release it, you muppet."
And the stars joke about a "minor fire" when a tank blows up a moving van.
The show is billed as "three friends" on "one incredible adventure" across "four continents".
Clarkson was sacked by the BBC for his "unprovoked physical and verbal attack" on a Top Gear producer in March.
New presenter Chris Evans left his "dream job" on Top Gear hours after the final episode was broadcast.
:: The first episode of The Grand Tour launches on November 18, on Amazon Prime Video.
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Citing his own potential conflicts of interest, a veteran U.S. judge put on hold Thursday the criminal prosecution of Nevada lobbyist Harvey Whittemore as well as a civil battle between the political power broker and a California construction mogul with casino interests.
U.S. District Judge Larry Hicks told lawyers for businessman Albert Seeno Jr. of Concord, Calif., and Whittemore, who has close ties to Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid, that he's confident he can be fair and impartial in both the criminal and civil cases he's presiding over.
But citing the "sensitive and high profile" nature of the cases, Hicks announced he was "conditionally recusing" himself for at least a week so they can decide whether they think he should continue in light of a variety of past business and family relationships he disclosed during a 40-minute hearing.
Among other things, Hicks said he's known Whittemore casually probably more than 20 years. He said his brother is a partner at a law firm that has represented a Nevada casino partly owned by the Seeno family. He also said both Whittemore and Seeno ultimately may have ended up with an indirect interest in a $124,000 loan he once obtained for a condo in Las Vegas.
Hicks made the announcement at a hearing that had been scheduled Thursday on a motion by Seeno to dismiss Whittemore's federal civil suit. But the judge said his conditional recusal also applied to the criminal case.
"I can and will be completely fair and impartial in each of these cases," Hicks said.
"But they are obviously sensitive and high profile cases," he said. "It is absolutely imperative ... that if there are any issues that would potentially disqualify me or any question as to whether I am qualified to sit on either case, we need to address that at an early stage."
Hicks said that rather than put any of the lawyers in the "awkward" position of having to make a motion to toss Hicks off the case, his recusal would become permanent if his clerk had not received confidential letters from each party in each case indicating they wanted to waive the judge's recusal.
If all four parties fail to sign off, another judge will assume the case, the letters will remain under seal and the Hicks will not be notified who took which position.
Dan Bowen, a lawyer representing Whittemore in the civil suit, indicated he would waive the recusal.
"Our side, we have absolutely no problem with continuing," he told the judge.
Ken Robison, a lawyer for Seeno, said he respected the judge but would need to discuss the matter with his client.
"As you said, it's a high profile, sensitive case and we have high profile, sensitive clients," he said. "Thank you for your candid disclosures."
Assistant U.S. Attorney Steve Myhre, who led the grand jury investigation into Whittemore's alleged campaign fundraising efforts, said he too appreciated "the court's candor."
The criminal indictment handed up by a federal grand jury in Reno on June 6 accuses Whittemore of devising a scheme to solicit campaign contributions from family members and employees in 2007 and skirt federal election law limits by reimbursing them.
Federal Election Commission records show Whittemore, family members and employees of his former company, Wingfield Nevada Group Holding Co., contributing more than $100,000 in a single day to Reid in March 2007.
In the civil cases, the ex-business partners Whittemore and Seeno accuse each other of fraud and corruption.
Seeno and his brother, Thomas Seeno, who now control Wingfield Nevada Group and have interests in casinos in Reno, Sparks and Henderson, allege Whittemore embezzled tens of millions of dollars to support a lavish lifestyle, buy homes, subsidize a research facility at the University of Nevada, Reno, and even sponsor a pro golfer.
Whittemore and his wife in turn accuse the Seenos of making death threats against their family; having ties to the Hells Angels motorcycle gang and convicted felons; and forcing them through intimidation to turn over homes, cars, jewelry and money.
Each side denies the allegations.


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Rittgers & Rittgers will award four scholarships totaling $10,000 to deserving high school seniors in Warren County Ohio.
The local law firm of Rittgers & Rittgers is giving back to the Warren County community in a generous way. Through an annual high school essay contest, Rittgers & Rittgers will award four scholarships totaling $10,000 to deserving high school seniors in Warren County Ohio. Between now and April 1, students can go to the law firm's website to apply.
Partners Charles H. Rittgers and Ellen Rittgers said, "We want to honor our nation's founding principles by rewarding hard work and excellence within the Warren County public schools."
Recipients of the Rittgers & Rittgers Annual Scholarship will be chosen based on their ability to demonstrate an understanding of, and a commitment to, the principles of the United States Constitution, including freedom, progress and justice. This year, they will be asked to: Discuss how verdicts compensating injured individuals in civil trials in the American judicial system protect the community and public from preventable danger.
Rittgers & Rittgers is a family owned law firm which serves southwest Ohio through its offices in Lebanon, West Chester and Cincinnati. Rittgers & Rittgers consistently earns the highest professional and ethical rating from the nation's leading attorney rating service. The firm concentrates on criminal defense, family law, and personal injury.
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Flowers are gratefully declined, and the family suggests that donations be made in his memory to the EMMA Endowment Fund, POB 860130, St. Augustine, 32086.
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Mold can cause health problems that range from itching eyes, sneezing and coughing to serious allergic reactions, asthma attacks and even permanent lung damage. Mold could be growing in your home right now.
It may not matter how neat and clean you are. Some mold just keeps coming back as fast as you get rid of it because it comes from inside the walls or above the ceiling. Households usually find it on walls, floors, ceilings, carpets and fabrics exposed to moisture, one particularly troublesome hiding place is inside the ductwork and associated components of central forced-air heating and air-conditioning systems. Many notice it in the shower area.
Watch for when you start up your central heating systems. Many find themselves suddenly coughing, wheezing and sneezing. The forced air circulates mold spores found naturally in the air through parts of the system that often have dust on their surfaces.
Many molds survive by eating dust then all the spore needs is moisture, including humidity in the air itself.
Because it can hide inside a wall and in heating and air conditioning ductwork it can be expensive to find.
If there does not appear to be actively growing mold in the heating system, additional testing may be necessary if people detect spores or are getting sick.
Air samples taken by an expert are needed. If high levels are detected that warrants further investigation.
Leaks from apartments or appliances on the floor above can saturate the wood, wallboard and insulation in walls and ceilings, creating an ideal incubator.
I got tested for mold and discovered I got very irritable when it was scratched tested into my skin. So mind your moods and develop your lungs. Take the Free Breathing Tests regularly http://www.breathing.com/tests.htmSensitization to airborne moulds and severity of asthma: cross sectional study from European Community respiratory health survey.
Zureik M, Neukirch C, Leynaert B, Liard R, Bousquet J, Neukirch F; European Community Respiratory Health Survey.
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OBJECTIVE: To assess whether the severity of asthma is associated with sensitisation to airborne moulds rather than to other seasonal or perennial allergens.
DESIGN: Multicentre epidemiological survey in 30 centres.
SETTING: European Community respiratory health survey.
PARTICIPANTS: 1132 adults aged 20-44 years with current asthma and with skin prick test results.
MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Severity of asthma according to score based on forced expiratory volume in one second, number of asthma attacks, hospital admissions for breathing problems, and use of corticosteroids in past 12 months.
RESULTS: The frequency of sensitisation to moulds (Alternaria alternata or Cladosporium herbarum, or both) increased significantly with increasing asthma severity (odds ratio 2.34 (95% confidence interval 1.56 to 3.52) for either for severe v mild asthma). This association existed in all of the study areas (gathered into regions), although there were differences in the frequency of sensitisation. There was no association between asthma severity and sensitisation to pollens or cats. Sensitisation to Dermatophagoides pteronyssinus was also positively associated with severity. In multivariable logistic regressions including sensitisation to moulds, pollens, D pteronyssinus, and cats simultaneously, the odds ratios for sensitisation to moulds were 1.48 (0.97 to 2.26) for moderate v mild asthma and 2.16 (1.37 to 3.35) for severe v mild asthma (P<0.001 for trend).
CONCLUSIONS: Sensitivity to molds is a powerful risk factor for severe asthma in adults. This should be taken into account in primary prevention, management, and patients' education. PMID: 12193354 [PubMed - indexed for MEDLINE]
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PLANS for hundreds of "flippable" parking signs in North Adelaide have been scrapped in favour of large signs on entry roads telling motorists when events are on at Adelaide Oval.
The City Council will erect 12 signs on roads through the parklands that will have to be manually changed to display the next date and times when extra parking restrictions will apply in North Adelaide.
These could later be converted to electronic displays.
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The signs will be positioned along roads including King William, Frome, Montefiore, Jeffcott, Prospect and Main North roads, Melbourne St and War Memorial Drive.
Hundreds of small permanent signs will be added in local North Adelaide streets within 1km of the oval reading "2P when North Adelaide Event Parking Restrictions Apply", which will be about 50 times a year.
The council had previously proposed adding 500 flip signs to local streets that would have required manual turning every time a major event was on.
The new proposal will have significantly cheaper operating costs.
MORE: Traders call for planned parking restrictions to be scrapped
North Adelaide residents will be able to buy permits exempting them from event day restrictions.
Under the council's preferred option, households without off-street parking would be entitled to two permits, while those with off-street parking would get one.
Each would cost $28 and be valid for five years for homeowners and one year for tenants.
There would also be a permit system for sporting and community groups using the parklands.
A council committee has approved all the proposed changes, including permit options, which will undergo public consultation before being put to the full council next month.
Cr Anne Moran told the committee the changes were the best possible solution to a complex problem.
North Adelaide Society president Ed Briedis, who had opposed the flip signs, said the new signage system was "probably a fair compromise".
"It seems common sense about advising on the restrictions applying," he said.
But he said the restrictions may need to apply to a broader area to protect parks for residents.
"The real test will be when the football crowds come."
The North Adelaide Precinct Association that represents traders has previously called on the council to abandon all plans for new parking restrictions until the revamped oval is in operation at its full 50,000 capacity.
Does this plan make better sense? Comment below.
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Last summer I replaced the battery on the VFR800, the bike hadn't been used for some time and wouldn't get going and wouldn't hold a charge. I got the new battery, left it to get ready over a day or two, and it started no problem.
The bike has been used since, had an MOT, and when not being ridden, it's been run in the garage to keep it ticking over.
It's been absolutely fine until the cold snap a couple of weeks back. Judging by the clock it's not holding the charge again. I got myself an Oxford oximiser 900 and it's showing as having between 11-13volts. However the bike still won't start...
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The title tune (commissioned by ASCAP and the non-profit jazz education organization IAJE to honor pianist and bandleader Count Basie) is the longest of the seven pieces on the release (14:02). In 4/4 time, it ticks off furtively with Florence hammering out a pulsating rhythm at the lower end of the keyboard and bassist Trey Henry plunking in. They're joined by drummer Peter Erskine sizzling on cymbals and trombonist Charlie Loper playing a fractured fraction of a melody. The texture is thickened by the chugging bellow of tenor saxophones and trombones that builds into this taut ball of synergy. After Florence breaks in with a quarter note riff, the ensemble unwinds for a second, only to coil up again until guitarist Larry Koonse eases in and relieves the tension. By now, the Count's "One O'Clock Jump" is in full sighting. Florence bridges each solo - by muted trombonist Scott Whitfield, tenor saxophonist Tom Peterson, Erskine and trumpeter Larry Lunnetta - without disrupting the pace. He makes it seem so easy to cool down the ensemble from a blistering run. Like Basie, Florence is always wearing the conductor's hat in the front of the train.
From the liner notes of Florence's 1993 Funupsmanship, he said that in arranging a standard "I try to treat it as if I had just written it. That way I have the freedom to change the song any way I want and make it my own." Achille-Claude Debussy's "Claire de Lune", which has been used in this decade's films Ocean's Eleven and Man on Fire, is initially treated with poignancy. But the group shifts the mood with a mid-section widening girth of sound and upped tempo. Carl Saunders flutters majestically on trumpet. Right next to "Claire de Lune" and of equal beauty is Florence's "Mirror Images". His piano playing is deceptively plaintive over the rugged chord landscape that he's charted for himself and Limited Edition. The ensemble's distinguishing sound comes from the woodwind section, particularly the clarinets. All the woodwind players double on some sort of clarinet and in this piece, the playing makes the tune very buoyant. Don Shelton rides upon this with a curly soprano saxophone solo.
Where pianist Kenny Barron ratchets up the tempo on Bronislav(w) Kaper's 1952 composition "Invitation" on his 1990 Criss Cross Records release of the same name, Florence steps into the shadows of the tune and ponders its melancholia. Jeff Driskill's tenor solo is parched but still vibrant. The dourness is wiped clear by the ensemble's stampede, inventively written by Florence. Trumpeter Steve Huffsteter takes a solo above the rush while Henry's woody and weighty bass solo momentarily simmers down things. Like the title tune, "Appearing in Cleveland" is a commissioned composition, this time honoring bandleader Stan Kenton. Florence incorporates spirit as well as "thematic motifs" from his subject and expounds upon it. To admirers, Florence's fifty year creative process is a testament to craftsmanship and care.
Florence knows, like Basie knew, the cats in his clowder. In an article from Jazz Journal International, Florence calls his band the Limited Edition "as a reference to the kind of player in the band. For me it is the kind of musician you just don't see too often - hard to find and not produced in great numbers." After almost thirty years of The Bob Florence Limited Edition, it would be accurate to say that familiarity breeds brilliance.


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Bi-partisan approach to NI - Hague
William Hague: Re-iterates stance on Northern Ireland
Conservative Party leader William Hague has insisted that a bi-partisan approach still exists between his party and the government in relation to Northern Ireland's peace process.
Mr Hague was speaking in Blackpool at the Tory party conference.
William Hague said he was prepared to talk to Sinn Fein leader Gerry Adams and would listen to what he had to say.
But the Tory leader said he was concerned that loyalists and republicans were not living up to the commitments they made last year, when the Good Friday Agreement was signed.
Mr Blair said his criticism of Tony Blair's handling of the situation did not mean the Conservative party no longer supported the agreement.
Process 'under stress'
Mr Hague's comments came after Sinn Fein chief negotiator Martin McGuinness warned the Good Friday Agreement could collapse within weeks, unless progress was made in the current review being chaired by former US senator George Mitchell.
Mr Mitchell had earlier warned that the process was under "great stress".
The review chairman said it was no exaggeration to say there was a real threat of the peace process not proceeding.
The Mitchell review was sparked by the collapse of talks at Stormont in July, following the Ulster Unionists' refusal to sit in government with Sinn Fein until the IRA began to decommission its weapons.
Sinn Fein say that it is a pre-condition that is not in the Good Friday Agreement.
Speaking on Tuesday night from the Conservative Party Conference, Mr Donaldson said a choice had to be made between political stalemate and political progress.
"The people who are holding up progress, that is those linked to terrorist organisations, who are continuing their violence and refusing to decommission their illegal weapons, should be set to the side," he said.
"And they must make a choice then. But if we can't provide a feasible alternative, then it is they who will fill the vacuum rather than the democratic parties. And the democratic parties here must make a choice."


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MENIFEE —— Menifee school district officials can finally stop referring to the campus under construction in the Mapleton housing tract as elementary school number six.
The school name recommended by a panel of parents and residents in Menifee, Oak Meadows Elementary, was approved by the Menifee Union School District's board at its meeting Tuesday.
The school is being built off Poinsettia Street in the Mapleton tract southeast of Antelope and Scott roads in Murrieta.
Members of the advisory panel have said they chose the name because of its historical significance and as a hat tip to the venerable tree that was plentiful in the area. The land where the school sits used to be known as the meadows to longtime residents.
The school is expected to open in July with about 535 students.


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Technology giant adds another billion-dollar user of its new flagship core for credit unions.
Fiserv Inc. said the $1.3 billion Navigant Federal Credit Union in Smithfield, R.I., has decided to deploy the company's flagship Acumen account processing platform for large credit unions.
Rhode Island credit union chooses new Fiserv Inc. core processing solution.
Fiserv Inc. said its new Acumen core banking platform has replaced two systems at Momentum Credit Union.
Hamilton, Ontario, CU goes live with company's new flagship platform.
Fiserv Inc. said the $4.3 billion Randolph-Brooks Federal Credit Union in Live Oak, Texas, has committed to the Wisconsin-based company's new Acumen account processing solution.
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A Spotsylvania man has been sentenced to prison and fined more than $40,000 for the illegal import and trafficking of sperm whale teeth.
The National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration says Richard Ertel of Lexington has been sentenced to one month in prison, 90 days of home confinement and two years of supervised release in addition to the fine.
Ertel pleaded guilty in October in U.S. District Court in Richmond. He admitted to two felony violations of the Lacey Act for trading in endangered marine mammal parts. The Department of Justice says it is illegal to import parts of sperm whale teeth into the United States without the requisite permits and certifications, and without declaring the merchandise at the time of importation to U.S. Customs and the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service.
Sperm whale teeth are commonly used in scrimshaw, artwork that involves carving of whale teeth. Whale teeth and scrimshaw can fetch large sums of money from collectors and tourists.
Officials say that from April 2002 to June 2007, Ertel bought teeth from the Ukraine and sold it to customers in the U.S., mostly over the internet.


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If the Internet has killed the newspaper, as we have been told so many times, it appears someone forgot to tell Caroline Titus.
Titus is the owner, publisher, editor, reporter and just about everything else for the Ferndale Enterprise.
The Enterprise is very likely the smallest newspaper in all of California. It comes out in printed form and only once a week. But the paper just beat everyone else on the biggest story of the day: the north coast earthquake.
A 6.5 earthquake hit a few miles off the Humboldt County coast Saturday afternoon just before 4:30 p.m. People across California and across the country were instantly hungry for details.
Titus says she was in downtown Ferndale three minutes after the earth shook. She did what reporters do. She started asking questions and taking pictures.
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"I sat there and thought: What do I do now? It's Saturday. We don't come out 'til Thursday," Titus said.
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Band Photo: Dark Tranquillity (?)
Formed: 1989
From: Gothenburg, Sweden
Last Known Status: Active
Latest Dark Tranquillity News
Below is our complete Dark Tranquillity news coverage, including columns and articles pertaining to the band. Some articles listed may be indirectly related, such as side projects of the band members, etc.
Note: We began associating news directly with bands in late 2003. Therefore, earlier band news may not be listed on this page.
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New Dark Tranquillity Video Posted Online
The new Dark Tranquillity video for "Lost To Apathy" shot by acclaimed director Roger Johansson (In Flames, Soilwork) has been posted here.
The track comes off the group's critically acclaimed new album "Character," their groundbreaking and most challenging offering yet. "Character," is as brutal as it is thought provoking and introspective. It quickly captivates the listener, keeping them on the edge of their seat while pummeling them with a barrage of menacing riffs, atmospheric keyboards and memorable hooks.
Look for the band to embark on a major headlining U.S. tour early next month alongside Soilwork, Hypocrisy and Mnemic. Tour dates: More...
More Bands Confirmed For Fury Fest
Slayer, In Flames, Arch Enemy, Dimmu Borgir and Suicidal Tendencies are among the latest confirmations for the 2005 edition of the Fury Fest, set to take place June 24-26 in Le Mans, France. The list of bands currently scheduled to appear at the festival is as follows: More...
Dark Tranquillity Issues Tour Update
Dark Tranquillity has posted the following update on their official website:
The tour is going really well - thanks to everyone that has showed up so far! One important thing: People planning to attend the upcoming shows should be aware that the bands begin to play relatively early (sometimes earlier than what's officially announced by the venues). In other words, if you arrive late, you risk missing parts of the action.
Other good news - the gig in Gothenburg on the 3rd of March has been moved from Musikens hus to the bigger & better venue Kåren.
More chart updates: "Character" reached #17 at the Japanese rock charts, and it's still going strong in the national Swedish chart for the 3rd week in a row.
Fansite updates: The Italian site Darkillity has moved to
www.darkillity.net. A new Russian fanpage is up at www.dark.h14.ru.
That's all for now. Greetings from a sunny Montpellier, France!
Dark Tranquillity In The Charts
Sweden´s Melodic Death Metal steamroller DARK TRANQUILLITY entered the official charts with their new album "Character" in the following countries:
#83 in the official German album charts
#3 in the official Swedish album charts
#1 in the official Swedish metal charts
#57 in the official Italian album charts
#30 in the official Finnish album charts
#1 in the official Greek metal charts
#39 in official UK rock charts
The whole band and Century Media Records would like to thank all the fanatics and friends out there for their phenomenal support!
Nightrage Set Release and New Line Up
Nightrage are putting the finishing touches on the follow up their debut album, "Sweet Vengence". Their sophomore release is entitled "Discent into Chaos" and is set for a April 5th release. The album has guest appearances on keyboards by Dream Evil's Fredrik Nordrstrom and vocals by Dark Tranquility's Mikael Stranne on the track, "Frozen".
Nightrage have also reassembled their line up by adding drummer Fotis Bernardo to replace Per M. Jensen, and bassist Henric Carlsson to replace Brice Leclercq.
Dark Tranquillity, Caliban To Play Summer Breeze
Dark Tranquillity and Caliban are the latest acts confirmed for the 2005 edition of the Summer Breeze festival, set to be held August 18-20 in Abtsgmünd, Germany. The complete list of artists currently confirmed to appear at the festival is as follows:
Amon Amarth
Born from Pain
Die Apokalyptischen Reiter
End of Green
Final Breath
God Dethroned
Lacrimas Profundere
Nocte Obducta
Pink Cream 69
Subway to Sally
The Bones
The Vision Bleak
Century Media to Provide US Marines With Sampler
Century Media Records has announced details regarding the Marine Corps sampler, tentatively titled "Code Red," that they will be distributing this spring/summer. 20,000 copies will be handed out to U.S. troops leaving for active duty in the Middle East. According to Major Stephen A. Cox, Director of Community Relations for the United States Marine Corps, "Intensity of spirit is precisely what makes the Century Family sampler appealing to many Marines. The donation of samplers to the Marines and their families is patriotic and a generous gesture appreciated by Marines serving their country around the world." Here's the tracklisting for the sampler:
1. Shadows Fall - What Drives the Weak
2. Arch Enemy - We Will Rise
3. God Forbid - Soul Engraved
4. Dark Tranquillity - Lost To Apathy
5. Diecast - Medieval
6. Lacuna Coil - Swamped
7. Nevermore - Tomorrow Turned Into Yesterday
8. Stampin' Ground - Pain Is Weakness (Leaving The Body)
9. Brand New Sin - Black & Blue
10. The Hellacopters - By The Grace Of God
11. The Bones - Do You Wanna...
12. Crash Kelly - She Gets Away
13. Swallow The Sun - Silence of the Womb
Dark Tranquillity Enters Swedish Charts At #3
Dark Tranquillity's new melodic Death Metal masterpiece "Character" is set to become the most successful album in the band's history: In Sweden they just entered the official national charts on an outstanding position 3. The band is excited about the news:
Weird! After having spent 16 years writing and performing songs for a small but devoted subculture, we suddenly find our new album on position #3 in the national Swedish album charts - and all this without having to compromise one single bit with our music.
Our aim has always been to do our own thing without paying too much attention to the current norms in the music scene; to give people time to change to appreciate our particular brand of mayhem rather than having us changing our music in a vain attempt to gain mass appeal. It seems like that time finally is here - and it's not a decade too late!
We'd like to thank all of you who have taken the initiative of buying "Character", and we're truly flattered by the fantastic feedback and reviews given so far. The chart position is a great way to kick off the European tour with Kreator, Hatesphere and Ektomorf, starting in just a few days. See you down the road!
Besides this brilliant chart-entry, the band is on top score position # 1 in the Swedish Metal charts. Keeping in mind that the band reached Position 47 with the "Lost To Apathy EP" in the Swedish single charts upon its release in November, the term "all the way success" is legitimate.
Don't miss them live on tour with Kreator all over Europe starting next week (Exact dates in "tourdates")! "Character" is out now.
Over 40 Bands Confirmed For NEMHF
The organizers of the New England Metal And Hardcore Festival have announced most of the bands that will perform at this year's event, set to be held Friday-Sunday, April 22-24, 2005 at The Palladium in Worcester. The billing for the festival is shaping up as follows:
Friday, April 22, 2005 (doors open at 3:00 p.m.): More...
Dark Tranquillity Hold "Character" Signing Session
Sweden's Dark Tranquillity will do a signing session of their brand new album "Character" at CD Specialisten in Gothenburg, Sweden on January 19.
Dark Tranquillity's "Character" Pre-order Online
The new full-length album "Character" with the Swedish metal band Dark Tranquillity will be released on January 24 in Europe and on January 25 in North America through Century Media Records.
It is possible to book "Character" at the CdOn.com website, just follow the links below to book your copy of the album:
Sweden Denmark Norway Finland EU
A brand new track, entitled "Through Smudged Lenses", has been posted online at this location, in Real Media format.
Dark Tranquillity Talks About Album, Tour Plans
Dark Tranquillity vocalist Mikael Stanne recently spoke to Antenna webzine about the group's new album, "Character", touring, entering the Swedish single charts and loads more. A couple of excerpts from the interview follow:
Antenna: Please explain what people can expect from the new album, "Character"?
Mikael Stanne: "'Character' is more extreme and faster. An album that picks up on all the other albums we've made and learned from that. The most extreme album we have made in many, many ways and people might be surprised as this comes from the same area as we started in the first place. It's really fast, aggressive and melodic as well.
Antenna: On previous albums you have tried out clean vocals. Is there any of this on "Character"?
Mikael Stanne: "No, not really. 'Character' is all about screaming and being angry. It's totally different feel to this album I think. What made me want to sing with a different kind of voice was because the songs we were writing at the time were really melancholic and had a different feel to it that really needed something else both lyrically and vocally. This new stuff we have been writing is all about getting out our frustration and anger so it didn't make sense to use clean vocals. And every other band is doing it now a days and it also takes the fun out of it."
Read the full article at Antenna.
"Alone In The Dark" Tracklisting Revealed
Nuclear Blast has announced the tracklisting of "Alone in the Dark," the original motion picture soundtrack inspired and from the movie. "Alone in the Dark" is based on the best-selling Atari video game series of the same name. The soundtrack will feature some of today's best Metal bands such as Dimmu Borgir, Shadows Fall, Fear Factory, Machine Head amongst others, and it will be featured on a double disc format. This is the first time a Hollywood production receives an all Extreme Metal soundtrack. The release date for the soundtrack has been set for January 25, 2005.
Edward Carnby (Christian Slater) is a private investigator specializing in unexplainable supernatural phenomena. His cases delve into the dark corners of the world, searching for truth in the occult remnants of the ancient civilizations. Now, the greatest mystery of his past is about to become the most dangerous case he has ever faced. With the help of his ex-flame, archeologist Aline Cedrac (Tara Reid), and his bitter rival, government agent Richard Burke (Stephen Dorff), Edward Carnby is about to learn that just because you don't believe in something, that doesn't mean it can't kill you. More info can be found here.
There will be two different version of the soundtrack, one for European territories and the American version. Here are both tracklists: More...
Dark Tranquillity Records Video Message For Fans
On November 15th 2004 Dark Tranquillity's new "Lost To Apathy EP" was released through Century Media Records and received praise all over the globe, even managing to enter the official Swedish single charts at a very good position 47. Now it's about time to introduce the upcoming seventh studio album "Character", to be released January 24th 2005. Expect the best - because you'll get the best!
The new massive Dark Tranquillity album "Character" is likely to be the most awaited Melodic Death Metal record since a very long time. We can assure that this album kicks serious ass, but also contains tons of great hooklines and a well-balanced mixture of pure aggression and fantastic melodies made for eternity. With "Character", the Swedish six-piece have raised the bar to an almost unreachable height for their style's "competitors". You will get to hear and approve it: Simply check out the new song "Through Smudged Lenses" in the download section.
Mikael Stanne (Vocals) and Niklas Sundin (Guitar) just recently visited the German Century Media office and recorded a video message for their worldwide fan base: http://www.centurymedia.de/specials/dt_greetings.rm. More...
Tristania Confirmed For Summer Breeze Festival
Norwegian metal band Tristania are the latest act confirmed for the 2005 edition of the Summer Breeze festival, set to be held August 18-20 in Abtsgmünd, Germany. Also set to appear at the festival are Impious, Krisiun, The Vision Bleak, Suidakra, Ektomorf, Amon Amarth, Maroon, Symphorce, Born From Pain, Endstille, Lacrimas Profundere, Die Apokalyptischen Reiter, End of Green, Atrocity, Haggard, Final Breath, God Dethroned, Subway to Sally and The Bones. More confirmations will be announced during the coming days.
Tristania will support Nightwish on a 10-date run through the U.K., Belgium and Germany beginning in mid-February. A South American tour with Dark Tranquillity and Kreator will follow in March.
Tristania's new album, "Ashes", is scheduled for release on January 24, 2005 through SPV Records.
Soilwork's Set Release Date, Tour Dates
Soilwork have set a release date for their new cd titled "Stabbing the Drama" for March 8th. Along with this new CD, Soilwork will be touring with Dark Tranquility, Mnemic, and Hypocrisy.
Tour dates are as follows:
04/05/05 BUFFALO, NY - The Buffalo Icon
04/05/05 CHICAGO, IL - House Of Blues
04/07/05 MILWAUKEE, WI - The Eagles Club
04/08/05 LAWRENCE, KS - Granada Theatre
04/09/05 ENGLEWOOD, CO - Gothic Theatre
04/10/05 SALT LAKE CITY, UT - Lo-Fi Café
04/12/05 SEATTLE, WA - Graceland
04/14/05 SAN FRANCISCO, CA - The Pound
04/15/05 ANAHEIM, CA - House Of Blues
04/16/05 HOLLYWOOD, CA - The Key Club
04/17/05 SCOTTDALE, AZ - Venue Of Scottsdale
04/19/05 AUSTIN, TX - The Back Room
04/20/05 HOUSTON, TX - Engine Room
04/22/05 COLUMBUS, OH - Al Rosa Villa
04/23/05 PHILADELPHIA, PA - Trocadero
04/26/05 ATLANTA, GA - Masquerade
04/27/05 ORLANDO, FL - The Social
04/29/05 WEST SPRINGFIELD, VA - Jaxx
04/30/05 HARTFORD, CT - Webster Theater
05/01/05 NEW YORK, NY - B.B. Kings Blues Club
05/03/05 QUEBEC CITY, QC - Le Capitole Theatre
05/04/05 MONTREAL, QC - The Medley
05/05/05 TORONTO, ON - Opera House
05/07/05 DETROIT, MI - Harpo´s Concert Theatre
New Arch Enemy Video Posted Online
Arch Enemy's video for the track "Dead Eyes See No Future" has been posted online at this location.
"Dead Eyes See No Future" is the title track of the band's recently released EP containing a mixture of live tracks and cover versions. The CD, which was initially released in Japan only while the band were touring there a few months ago, has since been expanded with the addition of an extra live track ("Heart Of Darkness") as well as the "We Will Rise" video.
Arch Enemy will be filming their show on December 17 for a DVD that the band are planning to release in 2005. The Metal Hammer-sponsored concert, dubbed "Swedish Apocalypse", will take place at the Forum in London, U.K. Support will come from fellow Swedes The Haunted, Dark Tranquillity and Nightrage. Commented guitarist Michael Amott: "This is shaping up to be one hell of a night! This is THE dream line up of bands for any fan of the 'Swedish sound!' We can't promise that the city of London will still be there after this Swedish Apocalypse! If the show doesn't do the job, the party afterwards will! What a great way to end the year!"
Ektomorf Reveal "Instinct" Tracklisting
Hungarian Thrashcore band Ektomorf has finished working on its forthcoming album "Instinct" (in stores: March 28th 2005). The record has once again been recorded, produced and mixed by Tue Madsen (The Haunted, Mnemic, Die Apokalyptischen Reiter and many more) at the Antfarm Studios in Aarhus, Denmark, and contains the following tracks:
1. Set Me Free
2. Show Your Fist
3. Instinct
4. Burn
5. The Holy Noise
6. Fuck You All
7. United Nations
8. Land Of Pain
9. I Break you
10. You Get What You Give
11. Until The End
12. I Will
Ektomorf will set off for an extended european "Enemy Of God Tour 2005" together with Kreator, Dark Tranquillity and Hatesphere starting in January next year, check out the dates here.
Soilwork, Dark Tranquillity Tour Dates Confirmed
Soilwork's upcoming North American tour with Dark Tranquillity, Hypocrisy and Mnemic has had more dates confirmed for it. Here's the updated intinerary:
April 5 Buffalo, NY @ The Buffalo Icon
April 6 Chicago, IL @ House of Blues
April 7 Milwaukee, WI @ The Eagles Club
April 8 Lawrence, KS @ Granada Theatre
April 9 Englewood, CO @ Gothic Theatre
April 10 Salt Lake City, UT @ Lo-Fi Cafe
April 12 Seattle, WA @ Graceland
April 14 San Francisco, CA @ The Pound
April 15 Anaheim, CA @ House of Blues
April 16 West Hollywood, CA @ Key Club
April 17 Scottsdale, AZ @ Venue of Scottsdale
April 19 Austin, TX @ The Back Room
April 20 Houston, TX @ Engine Room
April 22 Columbus, OH @ Al Rosa Villa
April 23 Philadelphia, PA @ Trocadero
April 26 Atlanta, GA @ Masquerade
April 27 Orlando, FL @ The Social
April 29 West Springfield, VA @ Jaxx
April 30 Hartford, CT @ Webster Theater
May 1 New York City, NY @ B.B. Kings Blues Club
Dark Tranquillity To Re-Release Early CDs
Both "The Gallery" (1995) and "The Mind's I" (1997) will be re-released in special remastered deluxe editions, featuring brand new booklet layouts as well as a massive dose of hard-to-find bonus material.
During the years, we've been all too aware of the lack of availability of our earlier material in the US, and we've heard from a lot of people about how hard and frustrating it is to have to track down expensive import versions of the older albums in order to get the D.T. collections complete. We got so much positive response from old and new fans when Century Media licenced the "Skydancer" (1993) album for the US territory a couple of years ago, so it feels great to finally have "The Gallery" and "The Mind's I" enjoying proper stateside distribution as well.
For various reasons, these projects were postponed for a while, but we just heard from the labels involved that the albums will see the light of day early next year. The exact release dates will follow as soon as they're confirmed. In the meantime, here are the full tracklists including the bonus material:
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A Spring Valley photographer charged with molesting nine girls admitted to FBI agents that he had taken photographs and videos of the girls having sex with him and each other, an FBI agent testified in court.
Gary Lee Whiteside also had "several hundred" photographs on his computer of children as young as a year old having sex with adults, with other children or posed in a sexual manner, FBI Special Agent Kristen Robinson testified yesterday and Monday in El Cajon Superior Court.
Whiteside, 65, must stand trial on 50 felony charges of molesting and photographing the girls, who were between the ages of 11 and 15, and possessing child pornography, Judge William J. McGrath ruled. The judge ordered Whiteside held in jail on $5 million bail pending a Jan. 27 hearing to set a trial date.
Whiteside's attorney, Alternate Public Defender Bart Sheela, told the judge that Whiteside was willing to plead guilty if he could be guaranteed a prison sentence of 15 years to life.
Deputy District Attorney Matthew Greco declined to say if he would accept the deal.
If tried and convicted of all charges, Whiteside faces a maximum prison sentence of more than 400 years to life, Greco said outside the courtroom.
A 20-year-old woman who appeared with a 12-year-old girl in some of the photographs and in a video shot by Whiteside in April also must stand trial on charges of molesting the girl, the judge ruled.
Pauletta Santaua told investigators she was introduced to Whiteside by the girl and went to his studio on Vernon Way with the encouragement of her mother and the girl's mother in hopes of becoming a model, Robinson testified.
Whiteside is charged with photographing and molesting the girls between January 2003 and June 2008.
Two of the girls were stepsisters and the others were friends who introduced each other to Whiteside, stopping by a studio he had on Main Street in El Cajon, and later to Spring Valley where he moved about a year ago, Robinson said.
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Las Soldaderas
Las Soldaderas: Women of the Mexican Revolution by Elena Poniatowska
Publisher: Cinco Puntos Press http://www.cincopuntos.com/
Originally published in Mexico as Las Soldaderas, a coedition of Ediciones ERA and Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia, © copyright 1999
Anyone who knows me even just a bit knows that Elena Poniatowska is my favorite author and hero. She, along with Eduardo Galeano have opened my eyes over the years and have given me the strength to fight for indigenous rights, immigrant rights, and the lifelong battle to regain and preserve our lost traditions and culture. Her writings on the Mexico earthquake, Nothing, Nobody and on the 1968 massacre of unarmed student protestors at Tlateloco, Massacre in Mexico moved me greatly, changed how I viewed the world, my Chicanismo, put a fire in my soul and were my first introduction to her work. Those books made me a lifelong fan and avid reader of anything she writes. Imagine how excited I was to find this little book through Cinco Puntos Press!
The soldaderas of the Mexican Revolution have always fascinated me. There are stories in my family of them and I've always wanted to know more. Elizabeth Salas, in her excellent book Soldaderas in the Mexican Military fed some of my thirst for knowledge of these extraordinary women as did Ms. Poniatowska's Hasta No Verte, Jesus Mio her biographical book about the experiences of an actual soldadera in the revolution. Still, I found myself wanting to know even more. I have dreams of the soldaderas, they want more, they want their stories to be out there, to be told. This book is one of the answers to them.
Ponitowska writes, "Without the soldaderas, there is no Mexican Revolution – they kept it alive and fertile like the earth."
I believe her. Her narrative of the amazing contributions and tribulations of these valiant women really give you the feel of what it was like to march hungry, search a battlefield for your man, to really suffer as they did, to be fierce and indominiatble. I stand amazed at how much they did, how strong they were and how little they were valued by most people.
This little book is crammed with photos from the incredible collection of Agustin Victor Casasola in the Fototeca Nacional of the National Institute of Anthropology and History in Pachuca, Hidalgo, Mexico. The incredible photos of the time give voice and face to these women. There are tenderness, anger, rage, sadness, determination, weariness, happiness, romance and excitement. There are young women with rifles, holding baskets of food, setting up camps. These women were EVERYWHERE in that revolution on all of the fighting sides.
I learned of Nellie Campobello, the only female novelist of the Revolution who was also a soldadera and was amazed that I had never heard of her. There are a lot of little details like that in the book, little bits of information that are tremendous in what light they give to the darkness of knowledge I have about them. Finding out about Nellie has me on a quest to find out more, to dig deeper, to go to Mexico and dig up her writings. I want to see for myself, read for myself a soldadera's memories.
I could go on for days about this important little book, but I won't. Run over to Cinco Puntos or your local independent bookstore like Tia Chucha's or Imix and buy it now. You NEED this book. The Soldaderas need you to know them.


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This two-story hotel offers 80 bright rooms with free Wi-Fi, flat-panel TVs, coffeemakers, microwaves and refrigerators. Wake up to free continental breakfast and work out at the fitness room. In the afternoon, lounge by the outdoor pool in the California sun. The hotel offers a free airport shuttle. Parking is also free.
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One mile from Shelter Island, this hotel is two miles away from San Diego International Airport and three-and-a-half miles from SeaWorld. The Gaslamp Quarter, Petco Park Baseball Stadium and the convention center are about five miles away. The Cabrillo National Monument at Point Loma is also five miles away. Surfing at Mission Beach is four miles from the hotel.
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Keefe, Bruyette & Woods expects mortgage bankers to fund $1.54 billion of single-family loans in 2013, down 9% from this year.
But the firm has some good news for HARP lenders. It expects the Home Affordable Refinance Program will be extended past its sunset date at the end of 2013—with certain modifications being made to the initiative.
In its new "Outlook" report, the firm notes: "We expect HARP to continue boosting gain-on-sale margins."
HARP will fuel $150 billion of originations in 2013, down slightly from 2012.
As for its origination estimate, KBW's forecast is about $160 billion below a recent one made by Freddie Mac.
KBW analysts estimate that refinancings will drive 60% of originations, compared to 70% in 2012 as the Federal Reserve continues to keep mortgage rates low.
Home prices will rise by roughly 4% next year and credit availability should loosen up a little bit, according to KBW managing director of equity research Bose George. However, the firm's analysts are not bullish on purchase mortgage activity. "We remain cautious on volume expectations for the year and expect modest growth of 5% to 10% in the purchase market," the Dec. 10 report says.
But KBW analysts don't expect such changes will boost prepayment speeds.
"Industry capacity constraints are restricting current volume, so any action by the FHFA to speed up refinances will not have a significant impact, in our view."
The report notes that President Obama might replace FHFA acting director Edward Marco, who has blocked principal reductions on Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac loans.
George maintains principal reductions would have a limited impact on the agency MBS market.
Such a step would only affect delinquent loans that the GSEs would purchase out of securitized pools and modify via a principal reduction. The GSEs would absorb the losses and the loans should perform better.
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So, what'd you think?" asks Andrew Comrie-Picard after I finish a wet autocross run at Auto Club Speedway in Fontana, California, in a Volkswagen GTI that's been fitted with BFGoodrich's new g-Force Sport Comp-2 ultra-high-performance street tires.
"It's an interesting comparison," I mutter. I'm not exactly sure what I'm going to say next, but I figure my vague response buys me a few seconds to come up with a more substantial answer to his question.
See, talking tires with ACP is like discussing lingerie with Joanna Krupa: your opinion couldn't matter less. A number of other journalists and I were invited by BFGoodrich to weigh in on the Comp-2's performance, but how could our input matter when the company could rely on ACP for feedback? I'd watched him compete in his Scion xD at the Sno*Drift Rally in Michigan a couple days before I landed at LAX. He throttled through snow-covered corners in his front-wheel-drive rally car and stayed at the front of the pack all weekend.
Still, I have to try saying something of value. "I don't know if it's in a league of its own, but the g-Force Sport Comp-2 definitely hangs on in the wet," I say. Comrie-Picard takes a second and agrees that one of the competitive tires seems "willowy" on the watered-down course. Hey! Maybe I do have something to bring to the table.
Or maybe I simply have good ears. I've just spent my morning listening to Andy Koury, brand category manager for BFGoodrich's ultra-high-performance rubber, claimed that the new Comp-2's will help a car "accelerate faster, corner harder, and brake shorter" than the competition. He had elaborate charts and graphs that showed a 33-percent improvement in the Comp-2's damp autocross abilities over the outgoing g-Force tire.
Can I vouch for any improvement? No, because I don't get to compare the new tire to its predecessor.
But I know someone who has. Woody Rogers, product information specialist at Tire Rack, had the chance to drive the Comp-2 side-by-side with BFGoodrich's original g-Force tire. "From my lap data and seat of the pants, BFG's claimed gains of the Comp-2 over the original appear pretty accurate, and the difference in the wet between old and new is significant," says Rogers. The fact I don't spin, hit a single cone, or maim my driving instructor during my first time out on a wet track supports Tire Rack's expert opinion.
Later, I'm behind the wheel of a Dodge Challenger SRT8 392 for a braking test. The BFGoodrich rubber helps stop the car 4.7 feet shorter than a competitor's tire does.
We move on to dry autocross and road-course laps, where it's harder to decipher small discrepancies among different tires. On breakaway, I find the Comp-2's quick recovery notable. BFGoodrich says this is because of the tire's silica-infused compound and sturdy sidewall construction. If you say so…
The test day ends when food trucks pull into the speedway parking lot. As I sit and eat my "Yum Yum Lamb Sandwich" from The Lime Truck, I think about the Comp-2.
Here's what I should've told ACP earlier: The Comp-2 is a sticky tire meant for the street. Plenty of other tire companies offer products with comparable performance. Pick from Kumho's Ecsta SPT, Dunlop's Direzza, Yokohama's S.drive, this Comp-2, or a similar summer tire, and you're looking at about $650 to $750 for a set of four. The market for grippy wheel-wrapping rubber is flooded with good choices, and the g-Force Sport Comp-2 is certainly one of them.


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Our date was changed a while back due to "popular demand".
(That is defined as DH request)
Someone may have missed it inside the original thread.
Spread the word!
Our September gathering is now scheduled for:
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PM if you still need directions.
If you come on the original date - you'll get to help me paint my guest room :shock: :thumbup: And move my quilting "studio".


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About This Organizer
Young Life is a non-profit organization that reaches out to adolescents and shares with them the hope and love that comes from God and knowing Jesus. It is about adults building relationships with kids, being authentic, loving them right where they are at and helping them see that their life has a purpose.
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iptables + NAT + Port forwarding problem
Hi, I am having some trouble forwarding ports one my Gentoo router. Everything is working great except for the port forwarding. I figure it is probably a stupid mistake, but time is a factor here and I have not been able to come up with my own solution thus far. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
The goal: Forward external ports (eth0 12.215.xxx.xxx) to internal IP addresses (eth1 192.168.1.0/24). I am mainly concerned with port 80.
My current script:
#----Flush Old Rules----#
Are you using a Gentoo Linux distribution, or another, such as RedHat?
#iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING ...
instead of
#iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING ..
yes, I am using Gentoo.
I tried using "iptables -t nat -I PREROUTING..." instaid of "iptables -t nat -A PREROUTING..." and had no luck. Thanks for the idea.
Port 80? Seems like you want to serve HTTP requests? Most ISP block this port from the outside. Most of the time you cant get away with it. If you use a different port it should work.
I wondered that also... I set up a webserver on the router and allowed connections to port 80 and was able to connect. I also use ports 2-4 for other traffic, which I am unable to connect to. I am sure it is a problem with my configuration on the linux box itself, but I cannot figure out where.
Thanks for the input. :)
try http://iptables-script.dk/index1.php to make sure that the trouble is from iptables.
I went to the website you recommended and had a custom script created. It worked great! I moved several lines from my old script to the new one and it is running beautifully. I compared the two and the only difference I noticed was the default policy "iptables -P FORWARD DROP" in the working script and the order of the commands. I assume one of those issues was causing my problem. Thank you for the help.
BTW... I would highly recommend http://iptables-script.dk/index1.php to others who are attempting to set up a NAT router. I wish I had known about it before I wasted all that time troubleshooting my script.
he he maxnut?? who is it? my nick is maxut.
i am glad to hear that u solved your trouble.
perhaps your ISP is blocking acces to the 80 port, to prevent you from running a webserver ...
I know overhere in Belgium, my ISP blocks all ports below 1024, this is also done for security reasons.
try to run your webserver on a higher port, like 2080.
You can also redirect your traffic, so you won't have to reconfigure your webserver. The requests are coming in at 2080, and are beeing redirected to your internal network to port 80.
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Patricia D. White is the University of Miami School of Law's eleventh dean. Her decade of service as dean of the Arizona State University Sandra Day O'Connor College of Law, prior to joining the Miami school, elevated her to national recognition as a leader in legal education and made her the longest serving dean in the history of that college, as well as the first woman to serve as a law dean in Arizona.
The National Jurist magazine has named Dean White as one of the most influential people in legal education in 2015 and 2014, and in 2013 she was the top woman on the list.
Dean White was cited by the well-known legal blogger Brian Leiter as one of nine transformative law deans in the first decade of this century. Dean White has won many awards, including the 2012 Equal Justice Leadership Award, given by Legal Services of Greater Miami for her commitment to public service, and the Judge Learned Hand Award for distinguished public service, from the Arizona chapter of the American Jewish Committee.
Since becoming the dean of Miami Law in 2009, Dean White has continued her longstanding commitment to public service by founding Legal Corps, a unique fellowship program that places Miami Law graduates in non-profit and public sector organizations nationwide. Under Dean White's leadership, the number of clinics at Miami Law has more than doubled, bringing the total to 10, and in 2011 Miami Law was honored by the American Bar Association Law Student Division with the Judy M. Weightman Memorial Public Interest Award, in recognition of the law school's strong commitment to public interest through the HOPE Public Interest Resource Center.
Dean White was educated at the University of Michigan, where she received degrees in philosophy and law (B.A. 1971, J.D. 1974, M.A. 1974). While attending law school, she was also a graduate student in philosophy and an associate editor of the law review. She began her legal practice in Washington D.C. at Steptoe & Johnson and then moved to Caplin & Drysdale. Dean White was hired onto the Georgetown University Law Faculty in 1979, and in 1988 joined her alma mater, the University of Michigan. While at Michigan, she was of counsel to the Detroit firm Bodman, Longley & Dahling, and served for a year as Tax Advisor to the Economic Study Committee of Major League Baseball. In 1994, she joined the law faculty at the University of Utah, and was of counsel to Parsons, Behle & Latimer. She is a member of the bars of the District of Columbia, Michigan and Utah, and is an elected Fellow of the American College of Tax Counsel.
During her career, Dean White has worked in the areas of tax law, the legal profession, torts, bioethics, philosophy of law, and trusts and estates, and has published in prominent law and bioethics journals. To all her endeavors, Dean White brings an impressive combination of practical experience, dedicated professionalism and philosophical acuity.


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I found out about Out on a Limb Dance Company from a former student of mine at the U of M. She had mentioned that she was a dancer, and I bemoaned the fact that I could not find a dance school that didn't overemphasize competition and/or the more egregious beauty pageant aspects of dance. My older daughter had been at two studios already and really just wanted to learn to dance, not simply learn ONE specific dance for a specific show and then spend hundreds of dollars on costumes and shoes for the occasion. Out on a Limb focuses on dance skills and dance performance as cooperation, not as competition. The instructors offer instruction to all the students wherever they are in their dance process, with whatever bodies they have for dancing (and stage acrobatics!) It is a healthy and nurturing environment for dancers. Both of my daughters dance there, both in weekly classes, as well as the more public ballet the school mounts every spring (Joseph and the Amazing Technicolor Dreamcoat, March 1,2,3, 2012. Don't miss it!) I have been privileged enough to be able to offer my skills in costume design and production for a few shows, and it has been very rewarding for me as well as my children. This dance school is such an asset to our community!
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So, even though the movie itself was produced entirely digitally except for the emoting actors, the music attains its fullness of sound from Shearmur's conducting of the London Metropolitan Orchestra as it ranges through a gamut of scenes from fearsome danger of "The Flying Wings Attack" to stomping martial invasion by "The Robot Army" to the tenderness of "Three in a Bed," lightened by clarinets, French horns, violins and flutes. There's no faulting the Orchestra itself, which plays the compositions with flair and dynamic intensity, where needed. However, much of the score itself sounds more like John Williams from Raiders of the Lost Ark than Max Steiner from Casablanca.
And while Sony does record some jazz artists, the soundtrack of Sky Captain And The World Of Tomorrow doesn't really qualify as one that incorporates the harmonies of jazz into it. The last track, however, recalls another classic movie from the 1930's, even as it is sung by one of the rising young stars on the Sony label: Jane Monheit doing "Somewhere Over the Rainbow," which also concluded her CD, Taking a Chance on Love.


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Johannesburg - Princess Diana's biographer Andrew Morton and his wife Carolyn have been injured in a car crash in Hazyview, near the Kruger National Park, Mpumalanga authorities said on Tuesday.
Morton suffered broken ribs and his wife a broken breastbone in the crash, in which a woman and a child died, said Mpumalanga community safety department spokesperson Joseph Mabuza.
"The accident happened on Friday just after midnight. We are not sure as to what really caused the accident," he said.
Mabuza said the Mortons were travelling from the Kruger National Park to an unknown destination when their Mahindra collided with a Honda Ballade.
A woman and child in the Honda Ballade died. A third passenger in the car was not injured.
"The accident is being reconstructed, together with the police, to find out what happened," Mabuza said.
Morton was released from intensive care on Monday, said Mabuza.
Morton wrote the international bestseller Diana: Her True Story in 1992 and a revised edition after her death, based on taped responses from Diana to his written questions.
He has also written the biographies of the Princess of Wales's son, Prince William and his wife Catherine; the White House intern Monica Lewinsky, with whom former United States president Bill Clinton admitted to having had an "improper relationship"; and United Kingdom soccer star David Beckham and his wife Victoria. - Sapa


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Materials Science and Engineering
The Materials Science and Engineering Department is the oldest, largest and most diversified program in North Texas. It is a university-wide, highly-interdisciplinary graduate program with eight core materials faculty and approximately 25 affiliated faculty spanning from physics and chemistry to electrical, mechanical, aerospace, civil and bio engineering.
The department has courses in nanoscale materials and nanotechnology, magnetic, optical and energy materials, bio/nano materials and surface engineering and thin film technology. The department's growth is aided by high levels of research funding from NSF, DOE, ONR, NASA, DOD and other federal, industrial and state sources in the areas of micro/nano electronic devices, self-assembled nanomaterials, multifunctional, nanocomposite thin films, bio/nanomagnets, optoelectronics, solar cells and materials for clean energy, advanced lubricants, and coatings.
Recently funded research includes a grant to improve the way solar energy is captured, stored and transmitted for use.


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Anchor Lisa Mullins talks with John Freeman, editor of the British literary magazine Granta, about how Sept. 11, 2001 affected writing, both within and outside the US.
This story is based on a radio interview. Listen to the full interview.
Here is a list of books mentioned in our conversation with John Freeman.
"Falling Man" by Don DeLillo
"Extremely Loud and Incredibly Close" by Jonathan Safran Foer
"The Emperor's Children" by Claire Messud
"Terrorist" by John Updike
"The Plot Against America" by Philip Roth
"Incendiary" by Chris Cleave


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A "No motor vehicles" sign
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was placed in a barrel but it didn't stop a couple in an ATV that whizzed up the road just as I was parking my truck. I later met them as they returned, nice folks but the kind that knew that the sign did not apply to them. The gravel road splits about 3/4 mile ahead and you need to be going left of the big mountain you see in this picture. Going left will put you in the correct canyon and on the correct route.
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