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BRUSSELS — Europe's leaders are grasping for ideas to halt their government debt crisis ahead of a series of top-level meetings over the next 10 days. The latest: Using their emergency bailout funds to buy up government bonds on the open market.
The last two and a half years of Europe's government debt crisis have seen Greece, Ireland and Portugal seek multibillion-euro bailouts after high borrowing costs made it impossible for them to finance their debts on the international bond markets. Now markets-watchers fear Spain and Italy may soon be joining the bailout club as their borrowing costs spiral ever higher.
The leaders of the 17 countries that use the euro have been under global pressure to find a substantial solution to the debt crisis rather than piecemeal measures that provide only temporary relief.
One more solution emerged late Tuesday night on the sidelines of the G20 summit. Italy's Prime Minister Mario Monti urged looking at using Europe's ¬500 billion ($635 billion) emergency bailout funds — the European Financial Stability Facility and the European Stability Mechanism — to buy government bonds on the open market.
The emergency bond purchases are the latest idea leaders appear to be clutching at after a bailout of Spanish banks and the hoped-for victory of pro-bailout politicians in Greece did not halt market turmoil.
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Only 6,847 Michiganders selected marketplace health insurance plans through the Affordable Care Act through November, less than 1 percent of the state's population.
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Three U.S. senators asked a federal agency Wednesday for evidence that a pipeline crossing a section of the Great Lakes is safe, following a roughly 10 percent increase in its capacity to carry oil.
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Feds sell last stake in GM
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American Airlines and US Airways seem an unlikely couple, even to the man who took over the combined company after they completed their merger on Monday.
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Federal Farm Bill frustration boiling over
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During the press launch of the new RAV4 earlier this year, Toyota officials said they forecast sales of their redesigned small utility would surpass the 200,000 mark.
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Ag Forum: Cider pressing on the move
Geissberger Farmhouse Cider has gone mobile. This cidery in Clarington, Ontario, is keeping up with the times by providing a mobile cider pressing service to Durham region farmers and farm markets.
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Futures File: Wheat prices soften; hog market wallows
Wheat prices dropped to the lowest price in almost three months this week, grinding down on news that global wheat output may reach a record.
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Protesters push for wage hikes
Fast-food workers and labor organizers marched, waved signs and chanted in cities across the country on Thursday in a push for higher wages.
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In Japan, General Motors has high hopes, low sales
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Widener University School of Law isn't just for lawyers.
They're introducing a criminal justice program targeting veterans returning from war.
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Two perfect seasons were on the line at Wilmington High yesterday.
The Lady Greyhounds softball team hosted Neshannock in a non-league battle of undefeated teams, featuring two of the best pitchers in western Pennsylvania.
In the end, it was Wilmington senior pitching star Abby Sotter who outdueled Neshannock sophomore ace Madison Shaffer in a 6-5 victory.
"Those are two great pitchers there. The kids were up for the challenge," Lady Greyhounds coach Tom Reed said. "They wanted to face a good team. We had a good day of practice on Saturday getting ready for it, and the kids came in fired up and ready to play."
Sotter pitched seven innings and allowed 10 hits, but was able to limit the Neshannock offensive juggernaut to only five runs. She also hit a home run for the second game in a row.
"She seemed to be in full command of all of her pitches. She did walk two girls, but after that she settled down and went the rest of the way," Reed said. "She stayed up on the counts."
The game was all one would expect from two undefeated teams, as both exchanged two runs in the second and one in the third before Wilmington (7-0) was able to drive in two to take the lead in the fourth.
Alexis Donati delivered an RBI single and Courtney Cohen scored Chelsea Rogel on a sacrifice fly for the game-winning RBI.
Runs have come at a premium against the Lady Lancers (7-1), who had surrendered just two coming into the game and outscored opponents 93-2.
Shaffer (7-1) is a big reason for that, as she has earned three no-hitters in mercy rule games this season.
"They put the bat on the ball. We only had two strikeouts, and against a quality pitcher like Shaffer, I'm really happy with that," Reed said. "She's by far the best pitcher we've faced this year and the hardest throwing."
The loss might have blemished Neshannock's perfect season, but coach Tracy Kimmel likes to see his team in tough contests. The Lady Lancers won the Class AA state championship last year before dropping to Class A this season.
"There's been a lot of pressure on these kids from last year," he said. "Everybody thinks we're going to run through everybody, but it's a new team and a new year."
Katie Burrelli hit a solo home run in the third inning for the Lady Lancers and added a single and three RBIs. Rayanna Furst and Alexandra Fischer chipped in with two hits.
"It was a good situation. We were looking forward to playing this game and knew it would be a test for us," Kimmel said. "Wilmington is usually pretty good and they give us a good game. They have a veteran pitcher. You can see the difference in pitching when the girl is a senior a lot of times. She pitched really well. She had a lot to do with us not getting the ball out of the infield.
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As many of you will be aware, the way the Christmas dates fall this year mean that a week's break straddles the bank holiday, giving a great balance of days leading up to Christmas and still allowing for a couple of days afterwards. As a result lots of people are taking the full week off and looking at holiday destinations that are a little further afield. Many are doubtless looking for that illusive 'Christmas card' idyll, the perennial desire for a white Christmas right here in Britain. With convenient festive booking dates and the season fast approaching, let's take a look at some of those 'picture perfect' destinations for a Christmas to remember in 2013!
Christmas in the Cairngorms
In recent years the winters have been cold, and practically anywhere in Britain have a good chance of seeing snow, but if you really want to increase your chances then a break in and amongst some of Scotland's most rugged and beautiful scenery might be perfect for you this year. With the colder temperatures the Cairngorms has continued to thrive as a centre for winter sports in Britain. With plenty of powder snow across the Highlands, skiers and snowboarders have been making the most of what has turned into an extended season over the past few winters. This is 'Monarch of the Glen' territory where countryside really meets wilderness, a scenic backdrop that exemplifies the very best of Scottish natural beauty.
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Christmas in Snowdonia
You really can't beat that feeling of invigoration and sense of freshness produced by a crisp winter's morning in North Wales. Waking up to breath taking scenery, maybe walking from your doorstep into probably the most dramatic countryside in Wales and then returning to a warm hearth and a little more of that Christmas 'spirit', it is hard not to see the attraction. If you are in search of a winter wonderland this Christmas, Snowdonia maybe the perfect choice to enjoy the total freedom of a rural holiday this winter. Whether you want to cocoon yourself in a snug cottage or immerse yourself in the surrounding beauty (or perhaps both) North Wales is a great option to enjoy a traditional Christmas this December.
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Christmas in the Lake District
With the snow lying across the Cumbrian fells, there surely cannot be many more enigmatic settings this Christmas than in the Lake District National Park. With idyllic country villages decorated in tinsel and lights set against the towering hillsides, you are quickly transported to the magical essence of Christmas' past. Atmospheric throughout the year, the Lake District has the power to immerse the senses but at Christmas there just that something extra special being in a timeless crystalline winter landscape. With some of the finest and most scenic walking in the country, you will soon burn off that Christmas 'excess' without really noticing! Where will you be spending Christmas 2013?
After a fantastic summer, many people are booking early for next year with coastal locations proving to be extremely popular. When the sun is out the UK coast is very hard to beat and people are looking to make sure they secure their favourite spots. With encouraging recent news from the British economy and hopefully more of that long hot sultry weather, 2014 is looking to be a great year for holidaying in the UK. Add to that the prospect of some great events, not least the Commonwealth Games in Glasgow, and it's clear that this is a great time to be looking at availability for your next UK cottage holiday. To help you we are going to take a look at the 5 most popular booking locations for 2014.
5. Windermere, Lake District
Windermere, situated close to England's iconic largest lake, features at number 5 on our list. Apart from its majestic elevated position close to the shore of Lake Windermere, the town is well positioned to explore the exquisite natural beauty of the National Park in southern Lakeland. With the bustling resort of Bowness close by as well as attractions such as 'The World of Beatrix Potter' and 'Brockhole' there is plenty to do in what is one of the most popular holiday destinations in Britain. The lake itself now has a 10mph speed limit adding to the tranquillity of a body of water forged by glaciers thousands of years ago. A great way to enjoy the beautiful surroundings is to take one of the regular boat trips from Bowness to the delightful Ambleside. For those of you intent on enjoying a more energetic holiday, Windemere is a great base for fell walking or mountain biking in and amongst some of the most stunning scenery in Britain.
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4. Totnes, Devon
The idyllic rolling Devonshire countryside on the edge of Dartmoor provides the back drop to the market town of Totnes. This area of outstanding natural beauty is blessed by some of the most delightful rivers in the South West. Totnes itself sits on the estuary of the River Dart, and is eminently accessible to some of the best known beaches in South Devon with Paignton and Torquay both within easy reach. To the north lies the rugged beauty of Dartmoor National Park, famous for its rocky 'tors' and of course its ponies. This expansive protected English 'wilderness' is fantastic for walking and is dotted with quaint Devon villages and pubs. Totnes itself has a thriving local economy buoyed in large part by an influx of artists offering an eclectic range of arts and crafts. Indeed, Totnes was at the forefront of promoting local business and introduced the 'Totnes pound' in 2007. With a Norman Castle, even a local vinery and a great mix of exciting eateries, it is not hard to see why Totnes features at number 4 on our list of popular 2014 locations.
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3. Whitby, North Yorkshire
One of the most iconic seaside ports in Britain, Whitby has retained its popularity as a holiday destination for centuries. Facing the North Sea and located by the River Esk, this charming harbour town enjoys mild winters and relatively warm summers. The historic ruined abbey enjoys fantastic views across a scene which has change little over the years. The cobbled streets of the 'old town' serve to convey the living history of a port which for years has been supported by the fishing industry. These days tourism alongside fishing is the life blood of town reputed to be the home of the best fish and chips in Britain, according to Rick Stein and let's face it, he should know! This stretch of gorgeous Yorkshire coastline is blessed with a huge beach at Whitby, children will love the miles of golden sand. With Staithes to the north and Robin Hood's Bay a short distance to the south, Whitby is one of the most popular seaside destinations on the East Coast.
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2. Newquay, Cornwall
When considering a beach holiday many will instinctively think about Newquay on the stunning North Cornish coast. Newquay is probably the busiest resort in Cornwall and really has various 'guises' with plenty to offer whatever type of holiday you are looking for. Centrally located it provides a great base for exploring one of the most scenic counties in Britain. With a lively nightlife, there are plenty of bars and restaurants to enjoy well into the early hours. Newquay has several gorgeous beaches enjoying the benefit of great surf with Fistral probably the most famous. The River Gannel separates Newquay from the exquisite Crantock Beach to the south, and a short drive to the north lies the expansive Watergate Bay, another favourite amongst surfers. The area is benefiting from the burgeoning culinary scene in the county and there are some great options for fine dining against the backdrop of the stunning Atlantic coastline. This is one of the quintessential seaside towns in Britain, and it is difficult to envisage that Newquay will be anything other than one of the most popular holiday destinations in the UK for some time to come.
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1. Happisburgh, Norfolk
At the top of our list of 'hot' locations for 2014 is Happisburgh on the Norfolk coast. As well as one of the most popular, Happisburgh is one of the oldest places in Britain with the discovery of ancient flints providing the earliest signs of habitation in the country. Consequently Happisburgh is designated as a site of special archaeological importance, but for today's holidaymaker Happisburgh has all of the accoutrements for that perfect seaside break. With miles of sandy beach to the north and south, this is one of the most delightful coastal villages in East Anglia. An imposing red and white 'candy' stripped lighthouse is perhaps Happisburgh's most famous landmark which looks out across the village and the sand dunes beyond towards the unforgiving North Sea. The ravages of the sea have carved a dramatic coastline, which extends north towards the resorts of Bacton and Mundesley. Why not come and find out why many will be spending their holiday in and around Happisburgh next year!
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The origins of Halloween are uncertain, some talk of a Pagan history others point to a Celtic or even a Gaelic past. Whatever the truth, today, Halloween is widely recognised as just a 'bit of fun' and an opportunity for children to indulge in two of their major passions, dressing up and eating sweets!
Any type of celebration that combines the two is bound to be a winner, but perhaps today's children have it a bit easy as many of us will testify, years ago we had to work a bit harder for our bounty, with the recital of a Halloween song or poem.
This year 'All Saints' falls on a Thursday and attention once again will turn towards witches cats, ghosts and ghouls! As our children's imaginations run riot, many of us more mature 'children' perhaps may be harbouring disappointment at not actually encountering a ghost in real life. Well, there may be time yet since many are convinced that Britain is the focus for paranormal activity and that several of our towns and cities have some of the most haunted buildings in the world! Let's take a look at a few of the most haunted locations in the country.
With such a turbulent and bloody past dating back to Roman and Viking times, it is not surprising that York is reputed to be one of the most haunted cities in Britain. As well as being one of the most haunted, York is also one of the most beautiful in large part because of the centuries old buildings that doubtless hold many dark secrets! Perhaps one of the most intriguing stories revolves around the city's Roman past and a reputed lost legion of soldiers 2000 strong that have returned to haunt York. Replete in full uniform dating to the 4th century some say, the war weary centurions apparently were seen on the march through 'The Treasurer's House' which now stands on a former Roman road! If you are determined to scare yourself witless, then perhaps a trip to the York Dungeons might a better option which features exhibits on 'the ghosts of York', witches and Guy Fawkes.
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The majestic Georgian streets of Edinburgh are of course steeped in history but it is the city's ancient castle, connected to the Royal Mile by a subterranean network, that is reputed to be one the most haunted buildings in Scotland. From its elevated position the castle has for centuries looked out across the nations stunning capital. This iconic symbol of Scotland's former seat of power, plays a key part in the history of the nation and was the scene of many bloody battles and murders throughout the centuries. The castle is reputed to be haunted by many of its former prisoners, as well as a lonely Piper forever lost in the castles tunnels and there are even stories of a ghoulish headless drummer!
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Derby is often described as the 'ghost capital of England'. Situated close to the exquisite Peak District National Park, Derby is intertwined with tales of ghosts and ghouls. Some of the local 'dark satanic mills' and centuries old pubs are apparently visited by apparitions from the city's past, but it is Derby Gaol that captures the imagination and helps maintain local ghostly legends. Scene of numerous executions as well as illness and disease amongst prisoners, the dark past of the gaol resonates to this day. Curiously sightings of ghosts appear to congregate during the winter months, the spirits of the condemned apparently revisiting the site of their despair. However, there are numerous reports of sightings and the 'disturbing atmosphere' is apparently often tangible with some visitors describing a sense of physical sickness or general 'unease'. If you want to find out for yourself, Derby Gaol is conveniently open to the public for overnight vigils, if you dare!
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The tranquil surroundings of Caerphilly and Llancaiach Fawr Manor in Wales, mask a more sinister side with the Manor apparently one of the most haunted buildings in Britain. The subject of intensive paranormal research, Llancaich Fawr Manor was previously the setting for grisly murders and other tragic events. The association with ghostly legend has taken over the whole building with virtually every room apparently the setting for ghostly sightings and other paranormal activity. Interestingly amongst the descriptions include visitors citing unusual smells, such as lavender or violet from seemingly unknown sources. Stories of tragedy in the building have added to the lore and sad stories of lost ghosts abound in what is one of South Wales most historic settings. Dating back over 500 years, the Manor has been restored to its latterly 17th Century condition and visitors can learn more about its ghostly connections through a series of organised ghost tours at the Manor, or for the more inquisitive separate sessions can be organised which include presentations by the South Wales Paranormal Research Group.
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Pendle Hill, Lancashire
Halloween would not be Halloween if there wasn't a good witch's tale to tell. Pendle Hill in Lancashire (not far from the cottages4you office!) is forever linked with the history of reputedly some of the most famous witches in the country. The imposing local landmark looks out across a series of hillside villages that were home to the likes of 'Demdike' and 'Chattox' and 'Alice Nutter'. In fact 11 locals were caught up in the frenzy of a Jacobean witch trial in the early part of the 17th century, which included nine women and two men, ten of whom were found guilty at Lancaster Castle and were in turn executed for the crime of witchcraft. Centuries later the witches are reputed to haunt Pendleside, and indeed the area was the focus for the TV programme 'Most Haunted' in what was one of the most memorable episodes in the series. Ghosts or not, the history of the Pendle Witches is a fascinating insight into the darker history of this enigmatic corner of Lancashire.
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The final months of the year are a time of promise when our towns and cities take on a magical flavour in the lead up to Christmas. This is a time for pampering, keeping warm and spending time with those people who make life special. Not surprising then that city breaks are a popular in the autumn months, whether it might be to pick up those perfect gifts, meet up with friends and family or simply to indulge in some of the most stunning urban settings in the country, we have some great ideas for getting away this Autumn. Typically when considering a city break many will instinctively think of London, Edinburgh or York, but we are going to look at some of the more provincial, but great options for a fantastic city break in Britain.
The Gothic cathedral is the centrepiece of this ancient city that oozes charm and appeal. The historic legacy has left its mark on the city leaving an architectural gem typified by the delightfully vibrant Bailgate quarter. Set in the immediate backdrop to the atmospheric cathedral, Bailgate has a fantastic array of shops and eateries creating a great buzz in the historic heart of the city. Castle Square is the venue for frequent markets offering artistic wares and fresh local farm produce. For inquisitive visitors there is the Norman Castle to explore and tangible links to the city's Roman past remain with landmarks such as the 3rd century Newport Arch providing fascinating links to the past. Make Lincoln next on your 'to do' list.
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The principle city in Cornwall, Truro is one of the smallest and cleanest cities in the United Kingdom. The cityscape is wrapped in a bowl shape around the imposing Cathedral and estuary which lit up in the evening is quite spectacular. Truro's central location in the county means that Cornwall's spectacular north and south coasts are a short fifteen minute drive in either direction. The compact cobbled city centre offers a fantastic range of modern restaurants and bars. Despite its small size Truro offers the usual range of popular shopping chains alongside quaint and quirky outlets that make this the most popular shopping destination in Cornwall. With the added spice of Christmas markets in the weeks preceding Christmas, Truro is one of the South West's premier city break choices.
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Set against the backdrop of delightful rural market towns and villages, Norwich is the cultural hub of Norfolk and the gateway to the world famous Broads. There is an energy about the thriving art scene in Norwich. The Sainsbury Centre for Visual Arts is a wonderful addition to the Norwich arts scene; this modern venue plays host to art exhibitions throughout the year. The city's castle and cathedral are also prominent attractions amongst visitors to Norwich and with a wide selection of restaurants and bars, this a city with a bustling mix of nightlife venues. If you prefer a more sedate pace of life the city's rivers link to the Norfolk Broads, an inland waterway system that extends across the county to the East coast, home to a diverse range of wildlife. At the heart of East Anglia, Norwich has a lot to offer on a city break this Autumn.
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With very convenient travel links from London, Brighton is traditionally a very popular city break by the sea. With all the accoutrements of a modern city but with the added allure of being by the coast, it is not surprising that for many of us Brighton is the city break destination of choice. The expansive marina is a vibrant centre with and exciting range of restaurants to suit all palates. Brighton is renowned for its social scene, offering quaint eateries and bars in and amongst 'The Lanes' whilst the cities numerous lively nightclubs provide plenty of options for those intent on enjoying a party. The compact city centre means that many of Brighton's attractions are all within a short distance, the distinctive Royal Pavilion, world famous Brighton Pier and Sealife Centre are amongst the most popular. Why not combine your next city break with a trip to the Sussex coast?
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Perhaps the quintessential city break destination throughout the ages, the beautiful Georgian city of Bath is the gateway to the South West. Designated a city 450 years ago, Bath has been a magnet for tourists for centuries. Ever since Roman times people have been drawn to Bath to 'take the waters' in the mineral rich spas. The Roman Baths form part of a world heritage site, with a temple built around a natural hot spring for people to enjoy the reputed benefit of the waters therein. The distinctive Georgian architecture adds to the aesthetic appeal of a city blessed with delightful parks and gardens set against some of the most important buildings in the country. It is easy to imagine the world of Jane Austen, who lived in the city and was so entranced that she set both Persuasion and Northanger Abbey in Bath. Today Bath remains a popular and engaging resort with the usual selection of great bars and restaurants that you would expect from a first class city destination.


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Go IU! fire in his belly..I wish he would have used some of that with the team in Minn, and at home against IL & Wis. He apologized later for heated comments after a heated game. The boys will appreciate his fire with some good games coming up.
This is not the way to set an example for the IU team nor for the Big Ten Conference or College Basketball. Bad decision and your support for that type of action is unacceptable. At least he apologized for what he did. You should follow his example.
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Why call it art? The Aesthetics of Participation: Pablo Helguera
Next, I called Pablo Helguera to see what he had to say. I was sitting in my car between a funder meeting and a trustee lunch. Pablo, by a fluke had a bit of time between appointments as well. He is an excellent candidate for comment because he is a writer, artist, and longtime producer of events and education programs – currently at the Museum of Modern Art. My first question was whether he though it is important to call participatory, social projects art. He was very clear and quick to answer, "Yes." He continued, "This sort of practice comes from a reflection on art making. It is produced in an art context, and people who do these projects rely on the support system of the art world to promote them. In addition, there are political reasons to call it art: this form of making work should help us rethink our role of art in society, and to accept that it doesn't fit within the existing support frameworks (museums, etc) concedes room for more conventional kinds of art, and as a result to the continuation of the status quo."
"However," he continued, "it is also important to consider that this sort of art can change identity over time or under different circumstances. The same project might evolve from art to non-art, or vice versa. This is true of people. I am a dad in one context, and artist in another, and museum professional in a third. I became aware of this by doing art projects where I was not sure what they were. Some projects have evolved from installation, to therapy, to activism or journalism. My School of Panamerican Unrest was part road trip, part provocation, part education program. But it is still valuable to consider when and where this sort of project is art. Let's not pretend that the question of its status as art is unimportant!"
Okay, I got it. So, if this sort of practice can and should be called art at least part of the time, what sort of aesthetic criteria would you use? Pablo returned to his first answer and then went on: "As I said, it depends on the context," he said, "as artists, we have a tool box that allows us to use different sensorial —mainly visual— strategies to convey a wide range of things. But here is an idea that I have been thinking about. A lot of participatory art uses recognizable, everyday life activities. The familiarity is disarming. In these projects, the process of communication includes aesthetic choices. For example, Immigrant Movement International has a logo, and the look of the logo, made through specific aesthetic choices, communicates meaning. We become conscious of what those choices look like. But in these life-art projects, there is familiarity and alienation simultaneously. There are twists in the expected rituals and visual rhetoric. So the built-in, automatic response to a situation unfolds into a multi-layer experience. It is like an onion where there is one layer after the next that you can peel off. This intersection of art and life can begin the reinvention of rituals. You might think you are in a conventional place or activity, but it is not life as you know it. It forces you to think and rethink where you are and who you are with. There is a delicate balance because this sort of alienation in everyday life can be insulting to participants, so you have to walk a delicate line. There is attraction, puzzlement, intrigue, aesthetic seduction."
I was wildly jotting notes trying to keep up. But it was all food for thought. This idea is not so far off of the notion of "defamiliarization," the common aesthetic badge of modern art. But this is real-time defamiliarization of everyday life into art. It reminded me of my trip to Immigrant Movement International not an hour earlier. Perhaps partially because I am thinking about aesthetics a lot these days, I was acutely aware of the project as art. But it was life as well. A group of women were learning English. A group of bikes were getting ready to be assembled and reassembled by the women from We Bike. It was a place of possibility and meeting. You're right Pablo, it is not life as I know it, and the notion that it is somehow art hovered in my consciousness… but then I awoke from my reverie and rushed off to my trustee lunch.


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I hear ya. "Dixie White Moose" may be the worst of all time. Another outside review of this epic brew: Good Lord!!!! This is a beer to serve your enemies. Got a case at cut-rate prices about 8 years ago, and found it one of the most loathsome substances on God's green Earth!!!! After a few, I would play a game by slipping it into coolers at BBQs and other parties. Most of the unwitting consumers immediately realized their mistake. Some people that like the taste of Uber-artificial "white chocolate" actually liked the product (although I passed this off as being some kind of taste psychosis). YUCK!!!! [But to be fair, the color isn't too off-putting...]
Years ago I was hiking in Maine and blew out my knee. While I was recovering I toured 3 different micro brews in Bangor and, being the middle of summer, they all made a blueberry beer. For the time and the place and the season they were all enjoyable beers and every summer I drink a blueberry beer just because. Having said that the Wild Blue is one of the most disgusting things I've ever had. Worse than Sam Adams Cherry Wheat.
I didn't hate the Pizza Beer, and I sort of bought it in order to hate it. I even asked the guy at the craft beer store where I bought it if it's any good. He said what do you think? And I said, I don't know dude, you're the one who carries it! So much for standing behind your product. Anyway, it does taste faintly of oregano. I actually drank this beer with pizza, so maybe that helps. I can't drink many lagers at all--too fizzy for me, so I don't even differentiate. And many people would rate sour lambics quite low indeed as they are undrinkable for most of the uninitiated. One of my best friends sticks to Tecate and Corona. I wouldn't drink that stuff if they gave me an all you can drink for life golden ticket. But he was not at all into the AleSmith YuleSmith Holiday Ale I tried pushing on him last night. Are some people wrong and some right? It's all so subjective. And it's hard to argue with the sales figures and price of the big boys. Easy to just call anyone who drinks them stupid. Btw, any idea what I can serve to my stupid lager drinking friend to lure him to the dark beer side? I'm almost ready to give up.
PS - I take back what I said about Tecate. I'd drink that before I'd even touch Rolling Rock. I'd rather drink rancid moonshine. I think I'd even rather drink motor oil. Heck, I'd rather just stay sober.
Yeah, that is easily the worst currently produced beer I think. I know Corona Light is at the top of the Bottom 100 list but this stuff is far worse. I'd drink Corona Light all day before I ever tried another sip of that Cave Creek Crap. It's like they took a bottle of Corona Light, puked in it and then added some chili pepper. Dope
The worst beer I've ever had personally was that crap http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/677/38763/
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/75/233 Seems like this scores pretty low. --Guess I am a slow reader
weirdly this beer shows up in several beer books including the mostly great 1001 beers you must drink before you die lol
I agree and demand a recount. If you look through the reviews for a few pages it seems unlikey it could get to 95.
a guy a a packy actually recomenended that to me. i wanted to kill his farkin' family, and i'm a peace lovin' maufarker
http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/13307/58507 You gotta read the reviews to truely appraise the awesomeness of this disaster... "Magic marker, burnt rubber, plastic, ash tray..."
two or three years ago i would have agreed. i think for a long period of time, there was a lull in the production or importation of oudbeitje. whatever was on the shelves in the meantime was really old (and some lambics, fruit ones in particular, aren't always good candidates for aging) or simply a bad batch. but within the past year or so, i've had some newly-arrived bottles which were quite good.
This is one of my all-time favorite bad beer reviews: http://beeradvocate.com/beer/profile/892/8713/?ba=cokes Dude churned out many epic reviews back in the day.
I agree that Wild Blue and Cherry Wheat are terrible. I love Sam Adams beers, but Cherry Wheat is one that I can't get on board with. It tastes like cough syrup. Imperial White is another Sam Adams that is absolutely disgusting to me.


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Although it is most associated with the Renaissance, the pastoral as a literary mode has its roots in third-century BCE Alexandria and has been an integral part of Western literature ever since. In its most simple form, it presents the reader with young shepherds singing songs of amorous suffering to one another as their flocks rest nearby. This said, the pastoral is nearly always concerned with some of the most complex and intractable problems of human existence: love, pain, death, corruption, the limits of linguistic expression, etc. In this workshop, we'll look at the pastoral through the lens of "closeness" and examine some of the ways in which the pastoral mode represents, theorizes, and entails relations of proximity between humans as well as between humans and nature.
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April 24 (Reuters) - Some U.S. stocks to watch on Tuesday:
NETFLIX, $87.91, down 14 pct
Shares of the company, known for its bright red envelopes
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Nasdaq and LCH.Clearnet have agreed a share deal that
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CIT GROUP INC, $37.24, down 5 pct
The small-business lender led by former Merrill Lynch Chief
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RADIOSHACK CORP $5.34, down 11 pct
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I was reminded of this on a recent visit to the Stuart studio of Marcia K. Moore. Stepping over the threshold of an ordinary home, I entered the most extraordinary alternate reality, centered around an ancient Calusa Indian woman and her young son, Carlos.
I found them in drawings, digital recreations and as sculpture. The woman with an elastic face stood riveted to the earth, wielding a staff of mythic proportion and design. Carlos (the once and future king of the Calusa) rode the back of an alligator surrounded by elongated humanoid creatures as elaborate as any in "Avatar."
Denizens of another world found beyond a magic portal — a monstrous man with thick limbs chained to a platform and straining to break free, shape shifters whose helmeted heads metamorphose into an owl and boar, and manifestations of primal beings — stood frozen in agitated longing.
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What is conveyed is magnificent. John Textor should see this, I thought, after Moore explained that she saw the possibility of an epic animated film.
I saw it, too. (http://marciakmoore.daportfolio.com/)
An Iowa native who has spent her life surrounded by American Indian culture, Moore, 48, moved to Stuart about eight years ago. She had done the powwow circuit, been adopted into the Yankton Sioux tribe, owned a gallery in Corales, N.M., lived for a time in Miami Lakes and then came north for an architectural rendering gig.
The Everglades became her muse.
"There is so much life there," she said. "And the intensity of the spirit is unbelievable to me. Yet it goes unnoticed by the world."
The Everglades led her to the Calusa Indians.
"They built these enormous mounds of shells and clay," Moore said. "But why did they build them up into the sky?"
Perhaps hoping for a chance at an otherworldly portal?
"The Calusa Indians have taken me through the state and out into the universe," she said. "I am on a journey."
While Moore travels metaphysically or otherwise (mkmdesigns.net), patrons remain taken with her work. She has just received a huge commission for the soon-to-open Pinon Grill restaurant in Boca Raton.
In addition to four6-foot-high bronze tree sculptures that will appear light as eagle feathers as they fold over the nightly diners, she will provide large- and small-scale abstract paintings for the walls.
As she continues painting, growing ever nearer to the ancients' portal, perhaps Textor will call. I, for one, would like to see a film based on teachings from the Earth by a woman who has dedicated her life to its lost beings.
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Cross Claimant: | IMO Industries, Inc. and Warren Pumps, LLC |
Case Number: | 2:2013cv00969 |
Filed: | February 22, 2013 |
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by Elias (not verified) - 16/07/2012 - 14:09
The guy on your photo that frames your report on Sylvestre Mudacumura is not the latter, but rather General Jean-Bosco Ntaganda. Mudacumura is the military chief of the FDLR, a radically ethnicist HUTU militia of Rwandan origins that traces clear roots to the Hutu-Power movement of the pre-1994 Rwandan MRND regime and its genocidal Interahamwe militia. In contrast, General Jean-Bosco Ntaganda, formerly FARDC (Congolese army) General, formerly-formerly CNDP adjutant to Laurent Nkunda, formerly-formerly-formerly UPC adjutant to Thomas Lubanga and formerly-formerly-formerly-formerly Colonel with the FPR of Paul Kagame that ousted the genocidal Rwandan MRND regime in 1994 is largely regarded as inofficial military chief of the M23 militia (M23's official military chief is Colonel Sultani Makenga), a mutinying group of largely Congolese TUTSI soldiers that are more or less all ancient CNDP members. The M23/ CNDP and FDLR are enemies. In fact, the CNDP has repeatedly professed that the FDLR and its predecessor organizations are part of their own rasion d'être: protecting TUTSI communities against violent attacks by ethnic Hutu militia (FDLR and its predecessors). All this said, there is little doubt that today, much of the motivation of the FDLR and CNDP/ M23 activities lies in the mineral resource riches of North and South Kivu/ Eastern RDC. However, by professed ideology as well as in the field Mudacamura's FDLR and Ntaganda's M23/ CNDP remain square enemies.
The ICC should get more serious than that!
by GuessWHO (not verified) - 14/07/2012 - 10:12
'Judges say there are "reasonable grounds to believe" Mudacumura is responsible for nine war crimes ...'
The wording itself is already suspicious enough. In other words, they have no proof! They should get a little be serious over there!
Without being a lawyer to the man, I think the ICC is terribly biased. In fact many now read ICC as 'International Colonial Court'.
Facts of History have shown that any leader in the world who takes a stand against capitalism and colonialism interests is either a war criminal,a terrorist or a dictator.
Milosevic, Saddham Hussein, Pyongyang, Laurent Gbagbo, Kadhafi, Hugo Chavez, Robert Mugabe, El Assad etc! There are (or were) "reasonable grounds to believe" they deserve(d) to be killed or tried in the ICC, in the name of democracy and freedom, right?
Why do you have a photo of Bosco Ntangda?
by Acting Director of Save The Congo, US Eric Miller (not verified) - 13/07/2012 - 21:50
To whom this may concern. As you point out Mr. Mudacurumura is a member of the FDLR but you have a photo of Bosco Ntangda, who is a member of M23/CNDP? These are two opposing rebel factions. Also why does your article mention that while it is welcome that a member of the FDLR is indicted by the ICC, why is the court concentrating its efforts on the FDLR when M23 movement is on the offensive. Why has the court not issued arrest warrants against M23's backers in Kigali?


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