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Rock, Paper, Shotgun has a nice interview up with Turbine producer Jeffrey Steefel, mostly centered on the Lord of the Rings Online forthcoming Mines of Moria expansion — also discussed are things like how Steefel perceives LOTRO's performance, expansion features, and issues of designing for a license. While WoW is wide open, not being tied to anything but itself, LOTRO has slightly more constraints in what can — or should — be done. Steefel doesn't see this as a problem, however:
It's actually more of an opportunity than a problem. It's rarely a problem. I've been a sort of creative person for a long time – in this business and then before that as a performer. And you always need some kind of boundary. Start with a blank canvas and say that you're going to make stuff up in this big empty vac cum… it's actually really hard to do. It's good to have boundaries. The beauty of Tolkein is that he's created these exquisitely detailed boundaries that have so much depth and richness inside them, and yet still have all kinds of things which are open for interpretation. I mean, we built Angmar basically from scratch, to our liking, based on very few clues… and yet it still feels as if it belongs in Middle Earth. There's certain things – I can't have flying cars or motorcycles or things like that. But I can have other things which are very exciting and it means, by definition, the world has a consistency, where it feels right. It all fits together. There's not things which just don't make sense.
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The 9th World Conference on Sport and the Environment concluded today in Doha, Qatar, with the sports world renewing its commitment to the environment by framing a clear agenda for action.
The so-called Doha Declaration defined three focus areas in which to direct activities related to the economic, social and environmental aspects of sustainable development in sport. They include showcasing the contribution of the sports movement to sustainable development at next year's United Nations Conference on Environment and Development (2012 Rio +20 Earth Summit), engaging young people, and building and strengthening partnerships between the sports world and the UN, governments, local entities, NGOs, and others.
The Conference, taking place a year ahead of the 20th anniversary of the landmark 1992 Earth Summit in Rio, was attended by leading experts in the world of sustainable development in sport. The three days of meetings were hosted by the International Olympic Committee (IOC) and the National Olympic Committee (NOC) of Qatar, in partnership with the United Nations Environment Programme (UNEP).
IOC President Jacques Rogge said: "Next year marks the 20th anniversary of the 1992 Earth Summit in Rio de Janeiro, and this weekend's Conference has made it clear for all to see just how far we have come since then. While we can be proud of our achievements, we have also learnt that there is no time for complacency. We owe it to future generations to continue to promote our green agenda and ensure environmental sustainability in sport, and I think we have taken a big step towards that with the Doha Declaration."
Over 650 delegates from National Olympic Committees, International Federations, Organising Committees for the Olympic Games, governmental and non-governmental environmental organisations and educational institutions participated in the Conference, making it the biggest of its kind.
Participants discussed a range of environment-related topics, including ways to locally and globally implement the Olympic Movement's Agenda 21; how to make sports events more sustainable; how sport can help achieve Goal 7 (environmental sustainability) of the United Nations Development Programme's Millennium Development Goals; and the role of Olympians in promoting respect for the environment.
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[Post Election 2008: European Racism]
Klaus Emmerich, a former correspondent of ORF, the Austrian Broadcasting Corporation, which is a public-service company, in the U.S., now retired, said on November 4 and 5 that Americans "deserve to be currently going through a rough patch, for they impressively elected a Black man with a very beautiful Black woman to the White House".
This only confirms what one European journalist based in the U.S. had declared a couple of days earlier: "A Black man in the White House, that's the nightmare of all racists."
Emmerich even added that Obama's election "is an extremely disturbing development" because "Blacks are still backward in their political – educational development". He even went further, claiming that it "As though a Turk became Austrian federal chancellor." The topper was that Emmerich averred that he would not brook being "lead by a Black man in the Western world"
This remarks prompted the response of the U.S. president's representative to Austria, Ambassador David F. Girard-diCarlo who condemned Emmerich. Ambassador Girard-diCarlo was flabbergasted by the "lack of indignation and condemnation on the part of Austrian public figures and organizations."
In fact, only the Austrian Greens cried out against the utterances of the former correspondent of ORF in the U.S. Ambassador Girard-diCarlo called upon the administrators and managers of the ORF to publicly distance themselves from the words of Emmerich. The ORF's management claimed it did so and that it brought it to the knowledge of mainstream media in the U.S. Did mainstream media in the U.S. get wind of that scandal? Did they extensively report on that?
For somebody who is familiar with the perception of people of color, foreigners and migrants in Europe in general and in German-speaking countries in particular, these views are prevalent but oftentimes well dissembled. These opinions are rooted in prejudices that argue that people of color are inferior to the Nordic race, and have a lower Intelligence Quotient (IQ). That´s why world history is more often distorted and taught to the detriment of other people and especially people of color.
For instance, it's been established that Ham was the ancestor of all Black-skinned folks and people of color. In all likelihood, Ham's sons Cush, Mizraim, Put and Canaan represented the skin color diversity we notice today among people of color. World history, the scri ptures and theology teach us that Ham's sons were the first to build up the first empires and kingdoms world-wide. The Bible says that the descendants of Ham "spread abroad in many lands and nations, with many languages." ( Genesis 10 : 20)
According to Genesis 10: 8 – 12, "Nimrod, one of the descendants of Cush … became the first of the kings. He was a mighty hunter, blessed of God, and his name became proverbial." It's noteworthy that Nimrod was the founder of Mesopotamia, the present-day Irak; and Abraham, the man of God, was from Mesopotamia.
World history recorded that writing systems were first developed in ancient Egypt – the land of Ham and of Mizraim -- and in Mesopotamia – the land of Nimrod – about 3200 B.C.E.
Whenever this knowledge and these facts are brought up, racists and White supremacists once in a while get incensed and nervous because they sense that their fairy tales about people of color are exposed, their pitch's have been queered and their gravy train and "house of cards" is taking a tumble. So they start fighting with tooth and nail to keep their nonfactual lies afloat.
Also, scores of White people relish believing that an average human of color does have a lower IQ than an average white. There're even many White educational psychologists who still subscribe to that bias; they have never queried that prejudice. And yet, it's been proven that IQ tests are contradictory and unreliable.
Joe R. Feagin demonstrated in the late 1980s that some IQ tests show that people of color do have a higher IQ than whites while other tests reveal that whites are better. Still other found that people from the Far East and Jews rank above common White people by way of intelligence. But Adolf Hitler, the initiator of Nazism, and his contemporary disciples keep brainwashing themselves into fancying that people of color, Jews and other races rank below the Nordic or "Aryan" race.
What German chancellor Hitler, his henchmen and his followers didn't and don't know—surely erring by confusion, is that Aryans were a people – not a Nordic race – who originated from present-day Iran and who moved, relocated and settled down in Northern India, establishing a Vedic religion that later on gradually became what is known today as Hinduism.
The educational psychologist Tuntufye S. Mwanwenda argues: "They are many reasons for low IQ scores, including deprived or different environments, economic suppression, social values, pressures, poor educational opportunities, lack of motivation and achievement needs, etc."
Moreover, this columnist watched a television program, many years back, in which a certain student was tested having a very high IQ, but the same student put up very poor performances at school.
Now then, we know in educational psychology that intelligence is the ability to have good judgement, sound and healthy reasoning; it´s the ability to draw upon one´s stock of knowledge in order to sort out problems, challenges and situations of the workaday world, of the professional realm and of the public life. It ensures from this that we can know, without the slightest doubt, who is intelligent and who´s not. In addition, we safely state that intelligence can be whetted and sharpened -- irrespective of the skin color of the fellow human; and this is the remit of education.
With the passing of time, the civilization of ancient Egypt and Mesopotamia cloyed, waned and declined. As a matter of fact, civilizations come into being, grow, reach their zenith and are more often challenged by hostile powers.
Therefore, if the U.S. doesn´t wax this time around, forces that are – overtly, covertly or subtly -- taking on its global leadership, will at least weaken the Union.
Black Star News columnist Mathias Victorien Ntep is a PhD candidate at the University of Frankfurt/Main, Germany.
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Searching, Comparing, and Sorting Strings
The string classes provide methods for finding characters and substrings within strings and for comparing one string to another. These methods conform to the Unicode standard for determining whether two character sequences are equivalent. The string classes provide comparison methods that handle composed character sequences properly, though you do have the option of specifying a literal search when efficiency is important and you can guarantee some canonical form for composed character sequences.
Search and Comparison Methods
The search and comparison methods each come in several variants. The simplest version of each searches or compares entire strings. Other variants allow you to alter the way comparison of composed character sequences is performed and to specify a specific range of characters within a string to be searched or compared; you can also search and compare strings in the context of a given locale.
These are the basic search and comparison methods:
Search methods
Comparison methods
Searching strings
You use the
rangeOfString:... methods to search for a substring within the receiver. The
rangeOfCharacterFromSet:... methods search for individual characters from a supplied set of characters.
Substrings are found only if completely contained within the specified range. If you specify a range for a search or comparison method and don't request
NSLiteralSearch (see below), the range must not break composed character sequences on either end; if it does, you could get an incorrect result. (See the method description for
rangeOfComposedCharacterSequenceAtIndex: for a code sample that adjusts a range to lie on character sequence boundaries.)
You can also scan a string object for numeric and string values using an instance of
NSScanner. For more about scanners, see Scanners. Both the
NSString and the
NSScanner class clusters use the
NSCharacterSet class cluster for search operations. For more about character sets, see Character Sets.
If you simply want to determine whether a string contains a given pattern, you can use a predicate:
BOOL match = [myPredicate evaluateWithObject:myString];
For more about predicates, see Predicate Programming Guide.
Comparing and sorting strings
compare:... methods return the lexical ordering of the receiver and the supplied string. Several other methods allow you to determine whether two strings are equal or whether one is the prefix or suffix of another, but they don't have variants that allow you to specify search options or ranges.
The simplest method you can use to compare strings is
compare:—this is the same as invoking
compare:options:range: with no options and the receiver's full extent as the range. If you want to specify comparison options (
NSLiteralSearch, or
NSNumericSearch) you can use
compare:options:; if you want to specify a locale you can use
NSString also provides various convenience methods to allow you to perform common comparisons without the need to specify ranges and options directly, for example
caseInsensitiveCompare: and
If you want to compare strings to order them in the same way as they're presented in Finder, you should use
compare:options:range:locale: with the user's locale and the following options:
NSWidthInsensitiveSearch, and
NSForcedOrderingSearch. For an example, see Sorting strings like Finder.
Search and Comparison Options
Several of the search and comparison methods take an "options" argument. This is a bit mask that adds further constraints to the operation. You create the mask by combining the following options (not all options are available for every method):
Search and comparison are currently performed as if the
NSLiteralSearch option were specified.
Case-Insensitive Search for Prefix and Suffix
NSString provides the methods
hasPrefix: and
hasSuffix: that you can use to find an exact match for a prefix or suffix. The following example illustrates how you can use
rangeOfString:options: with a combination of options to perform case insensitive searches.
NSString *searchString = @"age";
NSString *beginsTest = @"Agencies";
NSRange prefixRange = [beginsTest rangeOfString:searchString
options:(NSAnchoredSearch | NSCaseInsensitiveSearch)];
// prefixRange = {0, 3}
NSString *endsTest = @"BRICOLAGE";
NSRange suffixRange = [endsTest rangeOfString:searchString
options:(NSAnchoredSearch | NSCaseInsensitiveSearch | NSBackwardsSearch)];
// suffixRange = {6, 3}
Comparing Strings
The following examples illustrate the use of various string comparison methods and associated options. The first shows the simplest comparison method.
NSString *string1 = @"string1";
NSString *string2 = @"string2";
NSComparisonResult result;
result = [string1 compare:string2];
// result = -1 (NSOrderedAscending)
You can compare strings numerically using the
NSNumericSearch option:
NSString *string10 = @"string10";
NSString *string2 = @"string2";
NSComparisonResult result;
result = [string10 compare:string2];
// result = -1 (NSOrderedAscending)
result = [string10 compare:string2 options:NSNumericSearch];
// result = 1 (NSOrderedDescending)
You can use convenience methods (
caseInsensitiveCompare: and
localizedCaseInsensitiveCompare:) to perform case-insensitive comparisons:
NSString *string_a = @"Aardvark";
NSString *string_A = @"AARDVARK";
result = [string_a compare:string_A];
// result = 1 (NSOrderedDescending)
result = [string_a caseInsensitiveCompare:string_A];
// result = 0 (NSOrderedSame)
// equivalent to [string_a compare:string_A options:NSCaseInsensitiveSearch]
Sorting strings like Finder
To sort strings the way Finder does in OS X v10.6 and later, use the
localizedStandardCompare: method. It should be used whenever file names or other strings are presented in lists and tables where Finder-like sorting is appropriate. The exact behavior of this method is different under different localizations, so clients should not depend on the exact sorting order of the strings.
The following example shows another implementation of similar functionality, comparing strings to order them in the same way as they're presented in Finder, and it also shows how to sort the array of strings. First, define a sorting function that includes the relevant comparison options (for efficiency, pass the user's locale as the context—this way it's only looked up once).
int finderSortWithLocale(id string1, id string2, void *locale)
static NSStringCompareOptions comparisonOptions =
NSCaseInsensitiveSearch | NSNumericSearch |
NSWidthInsensitiveSearch | NSForcedOrderingSearch;
NSRange string1Range = NSMakeRange(0, [string1 length]);
return [string1 compare:string2
locale:(NSLocale *)locale];
You pass the function as a parameter to
sortedArrayUsingFunction:context: with the user's current locale as the context:
NSArray *stringsArray = @[@"string 1",
@"String 21",
@"string 12",
@"String 11",
@"String 02"];
NSArray *sortedArray = [stringsArray sortedArrayUsingFunction:finderSortWithLocale
context:[NSLocale currentLocale]];
// sortedArray contains { "string 1", "String 02", "String 11", "string 12", "String 21" }
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Miami Heat top San Antonio Spurs in NBA Finals Game 4
- Miami Heat beat San Antonio Spurs 109-93 Thursday in Game 4 of NBA Finals
- Dwyane Wade had his best game of playoffs with 32 points%2C six steals for Heat%2C who evened series 2-2
- Spurs again drained three-pointers and shut down Heat role players but had no answers for Big 3
SAN ANTONIO — The Miami Heat punched back yet again, and this time they did it the old fashioned way.
With so much scrutiny surrounding LeBron James and his two not-so-super friends that once formed the most feared Big 3 in all the NBA, they joined forces in ways not often seen this postseason to down the San Antonio Spurs 109-93 in Game 4 of the NBA Finals. In doing so, they evened the series 2-2 and continued the most revealing of trends.
"When all three of us are clicking, we're really hard to beat," James said.
The Heat haven't lost consecutive games since Jan. 10, and they entered play having won those bounce-back games by an average of 21.8 points (the closest margin of victory was 10 points). It isn't a preferred or perfect strategy, but it is a clear sign that the defending champions refuse to stay down for long.
"We got our butts kicked in that game," Heat guard Dwyane Wade said. "In this one, we wanted to come out and be aggressive."
James, Wade and Chris Bosh combined for 85 points to level the Spurs this time, thereby quieting the masses of critics who questioned whether the trio could still have games like this. Earlier in the day, Los Angeles Lakers great and ESPN analyst Magic Johnson had said the rest of the league was catching up with the Heat, and that he anticipated offseason changes whether they won these Finals or not. There wasn't much room for improvement in the latest outing, though.
Wade and Bosh finished what James started, sealing the game during an early fourth quarter stretch that was the closest thing to a baton-passing between relay racers that one might see in a basketball game. James went to the bench with the Heat up 86-79, and Bosh and Wade scored every Miami point during a 10-6 run that stretched their lead and inspired James to pump his fists from the sideline.
"I needed a break for sure," James said. "The tank was empty. I kept my foot on the gas, and that's the way I want to play the rest of the series."
It was just the third time this postseason that James (33 points, 11 rebounds, four assists) and Wade (32 points, six steals, six rebounds) had both scored at least 20 points. James ended his three-game streak of games with less than 20 points that was his longest since his disastrous 2011 Finals loss to the Dallas Mavericks.
"We knew we'd get out shots, offensively we just played basketball, we didn't try to overthink," Wade said. "Right now it's a three-game series, two great ballclubs, come play this way and try to get another one."
Spurs point guard Tony Parker had 15 points and nine assists despite the Grade 1 hamstring injury suffered in Game 3. Forward Tim Duncan led the Spurs in scoring with 20 points, but San Antonio fell victim to their 19 turnovers that led to 23 Heat points.
James' explosive first quarter put the Heat up 29-26 at the first break, as he hit five of six shots and had 11 points, three rebounds and two assists.
He had entered the arena wearing camouflage and having vowed to be better, and the promise was fulfilled early on with an aggression in his game that hadn't been there yet against these Spurs.
"I came into the game confident," James said. "I felt good. I wasn't worried about the last game or any other game.
"I didn't go to college, so I didn't have that one game. Here, there is always a tomorrow. As bad as I played in Game 3, I was able to forget about it."
After going without a free throw attempt for the first time since Dec. 12, 2009 in Game 3, James earned his first trip Thursday early in the first quarter when he banged with Kawhi Leonard in the post. The Spurs had jumped out to a 15-5 lead, but it was an early sign that James would be playing much differently this time out.
He found the open court again, grabbing an early turnover from Gary Neal and dashing for a layup. He went to the post again, pushing Danny Green on his way to the rim for a miss that was meaningful nonetheless. No more settling for jumpers or patiently waiting for his teammates, it seemed. James was determined to take control his own fate.
The version of James who ran away with the league's MVP award yet again officially returned late in the first quarter, when all the pressure he had applied by attacking the rim paid off. He buried a confident midrange jumper over Leonard with nary a pass on the possession, the confidence carrying the ball after the smoothest of strokes. He did it again on the next possession, making Matt Bonner pay for playing so far off with a midrange jumper from the left side.
Wade's much-improved game (14 first-half points) helped the Heat keep it going when James rested early in the second quarter, as their run stretched to 36-16 and they led 41-31 with 6:59 left before the half. But Parker was smooth and strong from the start as well, and his 15-point, six-assist half had everything to do with the Spurs tying it 49-49 at the half.
The Spurs finished the quarter on an 18-8 run that was almost always sparked by the point guard with the alleged bum wheel. There was Parker's fly-by pass to Leonard in the lane for a basket and five-point deficit, his drive-and-kick to Boris Diaw for his all-alone three in the left corner which cut it to four, his floating, then-falling right-handed scoop shot underneath James' long reach that brought the Heat's lead back to two, and a vintage Parker floater moments later to boot.
The Spurs had survived their 10-turnover first half, and the Heat – who had just four turnovers and were clearly playing their style again – had missed a chance to do more.


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The first Formula One test of 2010 took place this week in Spain. It concluded yesterday, but Sebastien Buemi's steely gaze is already piercing deep into the heart of our wire service. Eye-popping gallery time!
By and large, the test went well. A comprehensive wrap of the third and final day can be found here, but there isn't much to report. (Because there are so many variables in play — everything from fuel loads to outdated car components — testing is rarely a predictor of season performance or outright speed.) Ferrari dominated, with Fernando Alonso clocking the quickest lap of the final day. Driver lineups varied, and four drivers (Alonso, Button, Petrov, Alguersuari) climbed into a car they had never driven before. De la Rosa bumped wheels with Hulkenberg, prompting the marshals to break out the red flag. McLaren played around with something called aeropaint, and Michael Schumacher's test ended early due to a hydraulic problem. Thrilling stuff, right?
Testing resumes at Jerez on February 10th, and the first race of the season takes place at Bahrain on March 14th. Buemi's iron-man gaze, on the other hand, will be here all year.
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Twitter, that is.
Denver Broncos quarterback Tim Tebow -- who's become an Internet meme for his tendency to fall to his knees and pray without warning during football games produced the most-tweeted-about sporting event in Twitter history, the San Francisco-based company announced Monday.
Tebow threw for a career-high 316 yards and two touchdowns and ran for a third score in his playoff debut, in which the underdog Broncos knocked off the defending AFC champion Pittsburgh Steelers. After he completed an 80-yard game-winning touchdown pass on the first play of overtime on Sunday, he also produced 9,420 tweets per second, according to the San Mercury News.
That's more tweets than the 8,868 tweets Beyonce inspired when she announced her pregnancy on MTV, but less than the 25,088 tweets per second recorded when the Japanese animated movie "Castle in the Sky" screened on television, the newspaper reported.
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- Ron Paul on CNN: Fed IS the source of the problem
- D.C.: "The commercial version of the subprime situation"
- Stiglitz Says Banking Problems Are Now Bigger Than Pre-Lehman
- Minsky, "bubbles", and gold
- Blogs vs Mainstream Media
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- Ghost Towns in Ireland
- US credit shrinks at Great Depression rate prompting fears of double-dip recession
Ron Paul on CNN: Fed IS the source of the problem
D.C.: "The commercial version of the subprime situation"
... property managers for the 1.4 million-square-foot [Constitution Center in Southwest Washington], which is scheduled to be completed in November, have yet to land any tenants ... Constitution Center is just one of several dozen existing, newly constructed or soon-to-be-completed office buildings in the Washington region that had vacancy rates in the 80 to 100 percent range as of midyear.
... In June ... the amount of vacant space in the region soared nearly 24 percent, to 47 million square feet from 38 million during the same month a year earlier.
Stiglitz Says Banking Problems Are Now Bigger Than Pre-Lehman
Sept. 13 (Bloomberg) -- Joseph Stiglitz, the Nobel Prize- winning economist, said the U.S. has failed to fix the underlying problems of its banking system after the credit crunch and the collapse of Lehman Brothers Holdings Inc.
"In the U.S. and many other countries, the too-big-to-fail banks have become even bigger," Stiglitz said in an interview today in Paris. "The problems are worse than they were in 2007 before the crisis."
As I have pointed out in numerous, previous commentaries (most recently with my "Gold Wars" series), this is why gold and silver are seen by the banksters, themselves, as the bane of Wall Street. This is why this cabal of bankers has (for decades) invested vast amounts of time, effort, money, and much of their own hoards of bullion into an effort to suppress the prices of precious metals, and to use their propaganda-machine to attempt to discredit gold and silver as "financial assets" to the greatest extent possible.
63% say that news stories are often inaccurate.
The government is taking over most of the non-residential property loans in Ireland. It is amazing that these loans total about half of Ireland's GDP (not including residential).
US credit shrinks at Great Depression rate prompting fears of double-dip recession
Both bank credit and the M3 money supply in the United States have been contracting at rates comparable to the onset of the Great Depression since early summer, raising fears of a double-dip recession in 2010 and a slide into debt-deflation.


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THIS IS IT! Comic 200. This is gonna be an 8 part comic posted each day. It's not really a funny story but its a story I just wanted to tell to have something special for comic 200.
I honestly never thought I would ever make 200 comics, let alone comics people would like this much. I mean it when I say I really appreciate all the kind words and the support. I'm gonna kiss all your little foreheads while you sleep tonight <3
Here, have a video. It shows perfectly my feelings towards this milestone


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BACKHOFF, Eduardo; LARRAZOLO, Norma y TIRADO, Felipe. Habilidades verbales y conocimientos del español de estudiantes egresados del bachillerato en México. Rev. educ. sup [online]. 2011, vol.40, n.160, pp.9-27. ISSN 0185-2760.
This paper is intended to provide information on the verbal and written language skills of students to be admitted into higher education institutions in Mexico. It uses information from students gathered through the Basic Knowledge and Skills Test (EXHCOBA), used as part of the admission process in five public universities, in 2006 and 2007. Scores from 30 verbal and 15 written language items were analyzed, from a sample of 28,925 students, which represented 30% of the whole population for both 2006 and 2007. Results show that: 1) among universities, the students language skills levels are very similar and consistent over time; 2) students have not acquired many of the skills that should have been learned at the basic education level.
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While this week's Dan's Papers cover artist, Jo-Ann Corretti, has been painting full-time for 30 years, her scenes of Long Island seem as if they are created with fresh eyes, perhaps from a young person's perspective, or from someone who is discovering the area for the first time. We should also point out that most of Corretti's images share another common element. [expand]
Consider Sag Harbor's American Hotel, North Fork's Love Lane, South Fork's Lumber Lane or the cover's Adirondack chairs. Many objects are placed on a diagonal, giving the composition a three-dimensionality and depth. There is also a matter of the picture plane, as we wonder what lies beyond the actual image.
Q: What were you attracted to when you painted the chairs for the cover?
A: I love the little details of the chairs. The rust running down, places where the chairs are weathered – details that make them come alive. I also like the idea of summer, which represents beauty, relaxation.
Q: What are you looking for generally with your paintings?
A: I like to paint nature and man-made structures together, like the beach with chairs, so that the total piece is one of beauty. As an artist, I have a responsibility to create beauty. I also hope my paintings would brighten a room, bring happiness.
Q: What else is your intention?
A: I call my work "personal art." I hope my paintings bring back memories of favorite places.
Q: What are some of your favorite places?
A: Montauk, Fire Island, Shelter Island. I'm always taking pictures wherever my husband and I go. Looking at my paintings, I remember everything about the place, even where we went to lunch.
Q: What do you look for when you're out exploring these places?
A: I love hiking and finding little things, little spots; just the way a tree limb is hanging.
Q: So you have a personal relationship with your paintings as well. What else do you mean when you say you do "personal art?"
A: Being an artist is not just painting pretty pictures. I have a personal, lifetime relationship with the owners of my paintings. When I see the owners, they give me pictures showing where my work is hung; I remember when I delivered one painting, the people invited me in for spaghetti and meatballs. I think my energies are literally in my paintings. Every thing is energy. That's why I stay attached to people who have my art.
Q: Besides establishing a personal connection with your owners, do you have a relationship with certain seasons?
A: I love winter; it's so magnificent the way snow clings to trees, the shadows on trees. But I love every season. At the end of each season I'm really ready for the next one.
Q: How did you start painting in the first place?
A: I was always creative, but my career just happened, one day at a time.
Q: Were your parents artists?
A: Both parents drew; they did sketches that they put in little portfolios.
Q: Your art is so positive, and you seem like a very positive person, too.
A: If you love what you do, you're positive.
You may contact the artist on her website, www.joanncorretti.com, or call her at 631-786-3467. Her work can be seen at both Greenport's Fiedler Gallery and Studio East Gallery.


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Having had to rapidly adjust to working from home due to Covid-19, many people are now having to readjust to life back in the office...
Geoff Plimmer, Diep Nguyen, Esme Franken, Stephen Teo 29 Jun 2020
"What will it take to encourage much more widespread reliance on working at home for at least part of each week?" asked Frank Schiff, the chief economist of the US Committee for Economic Development, in The Washington Post in 1979...
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Since the beginning of the Covid-19 pandemic, our homes have been serving as makeshift workplaces, schools, gyms and pubs...
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Knight Frank has released its 2020 Wealth Report revealing the results of its Prime International Residential Index (PIRI 100)...
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Across the 27 cities in the Savills World Cities Prime Residential Index, capital values in 2020 are forecast to grow by 1.8% on average...
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Co-working spaces have been growing in all the world's major cities for 15 years. But what makes them so popular?
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The benefits of commercial unmanned aircraft systems (UAS or drones) are substantial. Technology has moved forward rapidly, and what used to be considered toys are quickly becoming powerful commercial tools...
Lisa Ellman and Matthew Clark 14 Jan 2020
The Radisson Hotel Group has signed an agreement with Groupe Talys, for three hotels to enter Madagascar, namely the Radisson Blu Hotel Antananarivo Waterfront, Radisson Hotel Antananarivo Waterfront and Radisson Serviced Apartments Antananarivo City Centre...
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Illinois Lawmakers Block GOP Term Limits Proposal
State lawmakers have blocked Republican legislation that would have allowed voters to limit statewide executive officers to two terms of office.
A Senate subcommittee voted 1-2 Tuesday on the proposed constitutional amendment. The two lawmakers who voted against the measure were Democrats.
Senate GOP Leader Christine Radogno of Lemont says the plan wasn't a Republican attempt to grab control from Democrats. She says it would allow for fresh ideas.
The measure served its purpose politically. Republicans now can say that Democrats aren't in favor of term limits ahead of the November election.
An amendment limiting legislative terms could still appear on the ballot. Republican candidate for governor Bruce Rauner says his group will turn in the required signatures Wednesday.


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Veteran rocker Steven Tyler, frontman of Aerosmith, has revealed in a US television interview (for Access Hollywood) that he had Hepatitis C for a good few years.
The singer was diagnosed with the blood-borne disease three years ago, but has undergone treatment successfully. He said:
"I've had hepatitis C for a long time, asymptomatic. I talked to my doctor, and he said now is the time and it's eleven months of chemotherapy. So I went on that and it about killed me.
"It is nonexistent in my bloodstream as we speak, so it's one of those few miracles in doctoring where it's like a complete cure. It's gone."
So, like, bravo Steven. Your daughter's one fine elf, by the way. Or whatever she was in those films. You know: three of them, all walking into a fucking volcano or something...


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TYPE: Woollen Flannel
Our Heritage Flannel collection features classic checks and chalk stripes inspired by Fox Brother's extensive archive.
Designs resonate from the late 1930's. "Proper cloth" at 17/18 ounces (in old money).
Woven in the West of England
If it's not Fox, it's not Flannel.
- 150cm width
- Woven by Fox Brothers and Co. in the South West
- 100% Merino Lambswool
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- Your tailor will be able to advise of quantity of cloth required
Fox Brothers, the English woollen mill established in Somerset in 1772 is credited with being the originator of fine woollen and worsted flannels during the last century and is still said to produce the best in the world. According to style connoisseurs, when choosing flannel, "always be sure to ask for it (Fox) by name".
Fox Brothers first developed 'flannel' in 1803 and to quote Esquire magazine, is still the "Standard Bearer" for this wonderfully soft cloth.Loved by tailors who appreciate the way the it cuts "like a good butter', this wonderfully soft cloth has evolved over many years and is now available as suit lengths in varying designs and weights, exclusively on The Merchant Fox.
Iconic images from recent history show gentlemen of style wearing Fox Flannel - Sir Winston Churchill's Savile Row tailor Henry Poole favoured a chalk stripe, Hollywood legend Cary Grant often wore Fox and of course, Gregory Peck in the film, 'The Man In The Grey Flannel Suit'.


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For the second time in two weeks, the NFL has had to come out and admit that the Jeff Triplette-led officiating crew blew a major call, this time even with the assistance of a video review.
Late in the first half against Indianapolis, Bengals running back BenJarvus Green-Ellis was tripped up in the backfield by Colts DT Josh Chapman, and stumbled short of the goal line. That's where the ball was placed—so far, so good. But after a review, Cincinnati was awarded the touchdown to go up 14-0. Somehow, officials decided there was "indisputable visual evidence" that Green-Ellis was untouched before he lurched across the plane.
I love how indignant Gumbel and Dierdorf are on the call—this was really, really bad. NFL VP of officiating Dean Blandino flat-out said it was the wrong call, in his regular "I really wish I didn't have to do this every week, but here's how the zebras fucked up" video.
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Four people were booked into the St. Tammany Parish Jail earlier this week after a first date resulted in a wrecked yacht and homes broken into along the Tchefuncte River.
It all started out Monday afternoon on the Madisonville side of the Tchefuncte river Tiffany Reine, Melissa Almanza, Charles Todd and Anthony Wilson decided to meet in person after connecting through a dating website.
"The four spent time at two different restaurants/bars in the area," according to the report from the St. Tammany Parish Sheriff's Office. "(They) then boarded a yacht that was tied to the dock along Water Street in Madisonville."
According to the news release, their date turned sour when the group started the yacht's engine, causing it to break free from its moorings and travel across the river. It came to rest moments later, but not before it struck another yacht, a smaller boat and a pier.
Officers stated all four fled the area on foot.
Reine was arrested after she entered a home along Riverwalk Drive and was confronted by the residents; forcing her to go inside a second residence where she attempted to start up a vehicle in an attempt to flee the area.
Almanza was caught on surveillance footage walking up the stairs of a third residence that she had broken into by smashing a flower pot through the front door window. She managed to meet up with Todd and Wilson and drove into Tangipahoa Parish.
Deputies located Almanza, Todd and Wilson later in the evening with the help of the Tangipahoa Parish Sheriff's Office. They had driven to Reine's Ponchatoula residence.
Investigators are still assessing the damage the four allegedly caused in St. Tammany Parish. They are working to contact the various owners, according to the release.
All four were booked into the jail on various charges, including trespassing and unauthorized entry of an inhabited dwelling.


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Holden drops by Lily's and she tells him about Chris' heart disease and how Reid donated his heart to him. She talks about how crazy her son was for Reid and how her heart breaks for him. Holden thinks that they should probably give their son some room right now. Lucinda shows up and yells through the door. Holden lets her in and she tells them how much her heart is bleeding for Luke. Lily wants her to go but Lucinda thinks Luke needs them all right now. Lily shouts at her mother to go. She begs her daughter to let her help. Lily won't budge so her mom bustles out.
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Chris wakes up in his hospital room with his parents around him. John says the surgery was a success. Katie comes in. He thinks he should thank Reid for getting him the heart. "Where is that jerk?" he asks. The family and friends wander into the hall and talk about how they will keep things from Chris. Kim hugs John and thanks him. Margo tells Katie she should get some rest. Then she turns to John and they talk about him. She wonders why he never bothers getting in touch with her.
At the hospital, Ali gets Luke some coffee and tells him that things are looking good for Chris. She suggests that he go home and rest but he's determined to stay until he knows the surgery was a success. She leaves to check for news. He sits around and she comes back to explain that Dixon is optimistic. "What happened to Reid is tragic, but at least his heart gets to live on," she says before talking about how swell Reid was. She talks about how peaceful and respectful the operation was. "It was a sacred moment," she says.
Alison goes into Java. Noah asks her why she wasn't at his farewell dinner. She informs him that Reid is dead. He feels so bad for Luke. She tells him that he really needs him right now. He doesn't think Luke wants to see him right now but she keeps urging him to be there for his ex. Noah finds this all too weird.
Luke goes home and tells Holden and Lily that Chris is awake. They offer their condolences. He explains what happened. They talk about how selfless Reid was. "They harvested everything. His liver, his corneas... his skin," Luke lists as he cries. The hospital calls and ask him what to do with his body. He doesn't even know if Reid had any next of kin. Lily tells him he knew him best and will know what to do. They call over the funeral director. He can't do anything without permission from a relative. They assume that he has a problem with gays and kick him out. Holden offers to take care of things.
Margo takes Katie home and they talk about all the junk food that Reid used to eat. Katie doesn't know how to feel right now. Margo tells her she should clean up all the reminders of Reid. She doesn't want to pack him away and forget him. Margo says he will never be forgotten. They clear up his stuff and she worries that Chris could end up rejecting the heart. Margo tells her to have faith.
John runs into Lucinda at the bar in the Lakeview. From the way she's drinking Bloody Marys, he guesses she has a problem with Lily. Sitting down, he asks her to fill him in. She vaguely explains what she did and how she turned to the mob for help. Lucinda complains about how criminals aren't what they used to be and chaos erupted. He doesn't want to leave her alone to get plastered but she doesn't want his advice. John tells her about the operation and how Reid won't save anymore lives now. He says that she sets herself up for disappointment and has no one to blame for her problems but herself.
Luke goes back to the hospital and Bob and Kim tell him how grateful they are for what Reid did. Kim tells Luke he was really generous to sign the paperwork. Luke asks Bob if Reid ever mentioned his family. He didn't.
Holden and Lily go to WOAK and dig through the archives to find a video of Reid as a kid at a chess championship. A reporter tells them that Reid toured around playing with his Uncle Angus. Holden thinks they should go looking for him.
Back at the hospital, Luke goes to see Chris, who is moaning about Reid. Luke stares. Chris keeps mumbling about Reid until Luke stumbles out. He runs into a trustee who wants to talk about the new wing but Luke storms away. Katie goes in to see Chris. He asks her whose heart he has.
Holden and Lily go to Brooklyn to find Angus. He doesn't answer his door. They ask a neighbor where he could be. They go to the park and find Angus playing chess. He tells them to get lost when they bring up his nephew.
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c. 1300, "acquire, obtain; get, receive; procure, provide," also "accomplish or bring about; instigate; cause, contrive, plot; recruit, hire," from Anglo-French purchaser "go after," Old French porchacier "search for, procure; purchase; aim at, strive for, pursue eagerly" (11c., Modern French pourchasser), from pur- "forth" (possibly used here as an intensive prefix; see pur-) + Old French chacier "run after, to hunt, chase" (see chase (v.)).
Originally to obtain or receive as due in any way, including through merit or suffering; specific sense of "acquire for money, pay money for, buy" is from mid-14c., though the word continued to be used for "to get by conquest in war, obtain as booty" up to 17c. Related: Purchased; purchasing.
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c. 1300, purchas, "acquisition, gain;" also, "something acquired or received, a possession; property, goods;" especially "booty, spoil; goods gained by pillage or robbery" (to make purchase was "to seize by robbery"). Also "mercenary soldier, one who fights for booty." From Anglo-French purchace, Old French porchaz "acquisition, gain, profit; seizing, plunder; search pursuit, effort," from Anglo-French purchaser, Old French porchacier (see purchase (v.)).
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Boyfriend convicted of murder in NY designer's death
The playboy boyfriend of a fashion designer was convicted Thursday of strangling and drowning her in the bathtub of a swank hotel room after a tumultuous six-month relationship.
Nicholas Brooks, whose father was an Oscar-winning composer who wrote "You Light Up My Life," put his face in his hands silently as the murder verdict was read. His girlfriend, Sylvie Cachay, was found partially clothed in an overflowing tub on Dec. 9, 2010.
Cachay's friends cheered and Brooks' sister wept loudly and shook as the judge set a sentencing date of Aug. 26.
"Today justice was done, but the pain is immense, and it will never go away," Cachay's mother, Sylvia Cachay, said in Spanish. "But she had a precious spirit, and that will live on. She's with me always. She was with me in the courtroom, and she is with me now."
Brooks, 27, faces a possible sentence of 25 years to life in prison.
Defense attorney Jeffrey Hoffman argued Cachay drowned accidentally, passing out from an overdose of prescription pills she took to treat migraines and fibromyalgia, a disorder that causes widespread pain in the body. He said investigators rushed to arrest Brooks because they needed a suspect in the high-profile killing.
He said during closing arguments this week that Cachay, 33, was "under the influence of drugs, partially clothed, to say the least not in a rational state" when she got into the tub. Outside court Thursday, he said he was "very disappointed" and would appeal.
Prosecutors sought to show that Brooks strangled Cachay because she was breaking up with him. The medical examiner ruled that forcible drowning and strangulation caused her death, in part because of bruising on her neck and burst blood vessels in and around her eyes.
Assistant District Attorney Joel Seidemann said there was obvious tenderness between Brooks and Cachay but their relationship was made up of extreme highs and lows — and Brooks killed her in a low.
"When he held her neck and dunked her underwater … that was the defining moment," he said during closings.
Jurors deliberated over three days, requesting nearly every piece of evidence in the trial, and haggling over suggestions Hoffman made linking the possibility of Cachay's death to some type of rough sex, even though the judge refused to allow specific testimony on the topic at the five-weeklong trial.
Outside court, one juror said he felt the case was unfair. Hoffman said several jurors teared up during the verdict.
"I could see the frustration on their faces," he said.
Cachay's parents said the verdict would send a message to women around the world who are abused — they can and should get help.
"She was a beautiful girl, and she fell into a relationship and she was abused," Cachay's mother said.
Brooks and Cachay were introduced by a friend in 2010 but were constantly on-again, off-again. Cachay didn't like that they would drink too much together, her friends testified. She wanted Brooks to get a job and be more proactive about the relationship.
Cachay worked as a designer for Marc Jacobs, Victoria's Secret and Tommy Hilfiger and had her own swimsuit line.
Brooks was a college dropout who worked odd jobs, and prosecutors said he had a penchant for escorts and marijuana. His father, Joseph Brooks, who won the Academy Award for best original song for the Debby Boone ballad "You Light Up My Life" in 1977 and wrote and directed the romantic comedy of the same name, killed himself in 2011 after he was charged with sexual assault in a casting couch scheme.
On the night of Cachay's death, Nicholas Brooks knocked over a candle and started a small fire at her apartment, burning her hair. So they went to the Soho House, an exclusive Manhattan hotel and club that cost $1,800 a year and upward for a membership. Surveillance footage shows them checking in at 12:31 a.m. Brooks is then seen pacing the hallway, then going down to the lobby and returning several times before he puts on a coat and leaves at 2:18 a.m.
Cachay's body was discovered by hotel staff at 3 a.m.