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The 3rd UEFA forum for élite club youth coaches has been held in Cyprus before the 8th UEFA Youth Conference is officially opened this afternoon.
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The forum featured coaches from the majority of Europe's top 20 clubs – based on the all-time rankings from the UEFA Champions League – and began with Andy Roxburgh, UEFA's technical director, outlining the aims for the session. Roxburgh was keen to emphasise that the forum was an opportunity to exchange ideas and information, improve relations between clubs and federations, and for co-operation with UEFA in terms of development.
Points from Potsdam
UEFA's technical director went on to recap on the issues that had been raised at the last forum, in Potsdam two years ago, and discuss the progress which has been made on those suggestions. One idea that had been proposed was an endorsement programme for club's youth academies and Roxburgh explained that, after research, this has been incorporated into the club licensing system. A specific coaching licence for youth level had also been mooted, and – subject to agreement from UEFA's Executive Committee – this was also agreed to, and will run parallel with the A Licence at senior level.
Discussion groups
The coaches then divided into two groups to discuss a variety of pertinent issues: how the club licensing system will affect youth development, the major problems confronting youth development programmes, how good practice can be shared and how UEFA can further support youth programmes. The coaches then reconvened after an hour to offer their feedback and thoughts on those matters.
Homegrown players
The next item on the agenda was the issue of homegrown players, which will come into force in UEFA club competition at the start of 2006/07. Roxburgh began by outlining the new rules, under which clubs will have to have at least four locally-trained players – meaning players trained at the club or in the same member association, although at least half have to come from the club in question – in their squad by the start of next season, rising to six by 2007/08 and eight the following campaign.
Positive feedback
That stage of the discussion allowed the coaches to offer their reactions to the proposals and, as expected from people who work with young players, the response was broadly positive. Roxburgh also explained UEFA's rationale behind the system, saying that European football's governing body wanted to ensure as far as possible that sporting prowess, rather than financial acumen, is the decisive factor.
Coaches Circle
As the session drew to a close, the penultimate item was an explanation of the newly-formed UEFA Coaches Circle, aimed at sharing information such as training routines among practising coaches around Europe and which is intended to expand further in the months and years ahead. Roxburgh brought the forum to a conclusion by thanking everyone for their involvement and said an action list of points to be raised will be sent to the participating coaches in the next week.
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Can You Hear Me Now? The origins of the hearing aid began with a centerpiece (flowers optional).
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A Tucson emergency medical technician says in a lawsuit moved to federal court last week that she was fired after she refused a supervisor's sexual advances and complained to superiors.
Jun. 20--A Tucson emergency medical technician says in a lawsuit moved to federal court last week that she was fired after she refused a supervisor's sexual advances and complained to superiors.
Diana Overton is suing Healthcare Innovations Inc., a nonprofit ambulance company that serves northern Cochise County, for back pay, future lost wages and damages for emotional stress.
Company officials declined to comment.
In her lawsuit, Overton alleges that her supervisor, Chris Dilts, "made numerous sexual advances" during several months. Dilts couldn't be reached for comment. It is unclear whether he still works at the company.
"Dilts informed other employees of these desires, and even broadcast that he had a special place on his 'wall of art' for Overton, which is a wall in his home on which he has allegedly had women whose breasts were painted place an imprint of their chests," according to the lawsuit.
Overton also claims she was assaulted by Dilts at work.
"Dilts forcefully grabbed Overton and pressed her against a wall, informing her that he didn't take rejection well and that things could happen at the office that no one else would discover," according to the lawsuit.
After that, Overton drove to the company's offices in Benson to inform officials about her supervisor's behavior.
She was away from work for wrist surgery, and when she returned to work she discovered that someone had removed a word from her "return to light duty" form, making it look like "return to ___ duty."
Overton alleges that incident led to her being fired in January for failing to follow company policies. Dilts sent her a text message that said, "You did this to yourself, all I did was care about you," according to the lawsuit.
The case, which was filed in Pima County Superior Court in April and moved to U.S. District Court on Friday, also names Healthcare Innovations CEO James Broome, James Jensen and Melody Jones for being aware of the sexual harassment and not stopping it. The company has not yet filed a response in district court.
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Time Out says
Tue Nov 18 2008
Despite its evident honesty, horrific visceral impact and its emergent moral and political idealism, this adaptation of Nobel Prize-winning Portuguese writer José Saramago's eponymous allegorical novel must be considered a misfire from Fernando Meirelles, the Brazilian director of 'City of God' and 'The Constant Gardener'.Of a mixed North and Latin American cast, Julianne Moore (right) and Mark Ruffalo play the leads, as an opthalmologist and his wife who are first on the scene when an unexplained pandemic of blindness breaks out in an unnamed (but New York-evocative) metropolis. Meirelles initially mounts the film as a generic apocalyptic thriller – distant shots of traffic chaos as another victim is blinded – before modulating into, briefly, disease-of-the-week investigation and more extensively pressure-cooker horror as the stricken are imprisoned together by jack-booted soldiers and start descending, 'Lord of the Flies'-style, into internecine savagery among near 'Salò'-levels of degradation.
How thin is the veneer of civilisation? That is the question here, with a supplementary query on the differing responses of men and women in the face of moral panic and necessary sacrifice.
As most of us already know the answers to both, all we're left with is the spectacle – one of fumbling men and women reduced to foetal positions or shooting at each other in the dark. Sadly, 'Blindness' may realise its director's worst fear: to produce not only an exploitation B-movie but one, paradoxically, spoiled by its own integrity and misplaced 'artistic' mise-en-scène and intentions.
Author: Wally Hammond
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UK release:
Fri Nov 21, 2008
121 mins
Cast and crew
Alice Braga, Mark Ruffalo, Julianne Moore, Danny Glover, Gael García Bernal, Yusuke Iseya, Don McKellar
Reviews & ratings
This movie is so bad it enraged me! How Julianna Moore's character could watch what was happening and let it happen when it would have been so easy for her (the only one who could see) to thwart all the immoral intentions of the self appointed dictator of the ward was just, well, for lack of better expression (yet in this circumstance quite appropriate) RETARDED! Why do these good actors actually accept parts in these obviously atrocious movies ? The sad thing is this could have been a good movie but It was so predictably cynical and pessimistic - hey, and that is coming from someone who is constantly being accused of being a cynic ! I have way more faith in human kind under extreme circumstances than this film does.
Wow, how utterly disappointed I am in this film. It's attempt to make up for all it's lame and predictable bleakness at the end just makes it that much worse. Pathetic.Art Schaub Sat Aug 10Rated as: 1/5 -
I really don't understand the situation where the government just throw all of these blind people into a derelict hospital! I understand that It could work in the novel but the film makes out to be set in a 'nomal word' and to send everyone into the hospital makes no sense whatsoever! All of the blind were too content with the situation and not one perosn really asked what was going on, where were the doctorrs? Can't believe how angry this film made me. pathetic.
Tom Thu Nov 4 2010 -
To judge whether a movie on grounds of morality and if people would actually do something or not is pure stupidity. You can never say about human character. Why does everybody have a problem with the movie's alegorical tone? I think it is the tone that defines the movie. Its a great movie directed by Fernando in his signature style, I give the movie a thumbs up.
Anirudh Sat Jul 3 2010 -
Worst movie I have ever wasted time on, d director & actors should all go blind! (pun intended)
neo Wed Feb 17 2010Rated as: 1/5 -
This is not an easy movie.
Its main problem is that the director chooses to shoot this in English with a solid part of the crew being Amrican actors (out of which Julianne Moore shines). That sets expectations for a Hollywood popcorn-alike production... That is so far from the truth.
This is a hard to swallow movie (based on a difficult literary masterpiece)... Alongside with "Lord of the Flies" comparison (which is strikingly obvious), I'd say that Lars von Trier "Dogville" is another similar approach.
As per the content: is the human nature (under extreme circumstances) so pathetic and horriffic?... Would guess that most of times it might be. After all, any religion is trying to raise the human condition (while accepting its quite low current behaviour)...Razvan Wed Jan 27 2010 -
All I can say is that the author must have a very warped idea about human nature if he seriously believes that we would disintegrate into such evil,cruel and dysfunctional beasts following such an event. Equally implausible was the manner in which the majority were so easily controlled by the minority of brutish men who had but a single gun at their disposal, especially as the only sighted person who had the only real advantage was on the 'good' team.
Unrealistic and repulsive depiction of mankind when put to the testHelen Mon Nov 9 2009Rated as: 2/5 -
Contrary to most reviews, the problem with this film is not in its aesthetics, but in its massive, literally in-credible plotting. Its heroine turns out to be something of a selfish dolt, more worried about "being found out" than the dignity of those she's professing to help. In context, this leads to a really stupid situation any reasonable person would have resolved even before it had arisen.
meticulous Wed Nov 4 2009 -
Oh my goodness me...... this is the truely WORST TERRIBLE PATHETIC excuse of a film.If your thinking of giving it a go we urge you not too..... its awful.
Laura and grant Sun Jun 28 2009Rated as: 1/5 -
stupid irrelevant film. waste of time and money.
Alex Mon Dec 15 2008 -
I saw the movie yesterday and i liked the first 3 minutes and the last 3. I am portuguese and i've tried to read saramago's books and his biggest mistake is that he assumes that 90% of the people in the world are evil and if they don't have police control they'll do the worst that they think of! that's not the world that I live in! Because if it was i'dd rather not live! But also Fernando Meireles(also in city of god, a great movie)produced scenes that are just sickening and perfectly avoidable! to be honest I didn't liked it. Not one bit.
João S Melo Sat Nov 29 2008Rated as: 1/5
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(Source Alexandra Chachkevitch Chicago Tribune (MCT) — Gov. Pat Quinn has asked a federal disaster agency to reconsider granting aid to five southern Illinois counties that were struck by tornadoes last month.
"It's time for our state and federal governments to come together … to help with the recovery," said Quinn at a Friday morning news conference. "We'll continue to push until it's done right."
Last week, the Federal Emergency Management Agency denied the state's request for federal assistance — a need estimated at around $9 million in grants and low-interest loans for repairs and temporary housing, among other things.
A massive EF-4 tornado struck Feb. 29, killing seven people while demolishing scores of buildings and damaging a medical center.
Quinn said the appeal, which was supported by Sens. Dick Durbin and Mark Kirk and other federal and local officials, included additional information about the tornado's damage and the socioeconomic status of the affected areas.
As officials continued totaling the damage after the state's initial request, they learned that 440 homes had been damaged or destroyed in Gallatin, Randolph, Saline, Union and Williamson counties, according to a damage assessment by state and federal agencies.
"(Agency officials) don't realize the severity of the damage," Quinn said, adding that he hopes to receive a determination on the appeal "as soon as possible."
Quinn said the most damaged areas, Harrisburg and Ridgway, are also some of the most economically challenged in Illinois.
"For some, a full recovery may be impossible unless they receive the grant and low-interest loans that are only available through a federal disaster declaration," Quinn said.
FEMA's denial letter said that the damage to the southern Illinois counties "was not of such severity and magnitude as to be beyond the capabilities of the state, affected local governments and voluntary agencies," said Patti Thompson, communications manager at the Illinois Emergency Management Agency.
"We're certainly doing everything we possibly can" to help the affected areas, Thompson said, while noting that there is no disaster aid program similar to FEMA on the state level.
In addition to Illinois, FEMA denied aid to Ohio and Missouri, but it approved requests from Kentucky and Indiana, all of which were struck by tornadoes in late February and early March.
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+ Vita specific controls such as tapping the touch screen or tilting the handheld feel perfectly integrated and work wonderfully within the game.
+ Story mode may be a bit short, both in length and amount of levels, but the writing is excellent and each stage is highly memorable.
+ Visuals are outstanding thanks to the diverse art design and the graphical power of the Vita.
- Load times are a bit long when it comes to accessing user stages.
- Playing online with other gamers features some noticeable lag.
It may take an excessively long amount of time, but eventually a video game developer will reach the much awaited occasion of hitting the sweet spot that is finding a perfect gameplay formula. Reaching the goldmine that is inventive gameplay which connects with a wide audience isn't an easy or cheap thing to do most of the time, but even when such a thing does happen how long it'll last is an entirely different issue.
An interesting mix of gameplay may be found after a somewhat arduous journey, but even the best and biggest game franchises out there fall victim to becoming creatively stale over time. So with that said I was pleasantly surprised that despite being the fourth key installment in the series, the well of creativity hasn't dried up for LittleBigPlanet's debut on the PlayStation Vita but has instead flourished to such a degree that it seems like the franchise was destined for true greatness on Sony's newest handheld.
Maybe I'm a bit partial to the franchise since I've been there from the start, I was hooked on LBP since I saw the Gamescom 2007 trailer and subsequently got into the early beta, but my fandom also means that I may look at things a bit more critically than others. So as a gamer that enjoys letting his Sackboy persona roam wild, I knew that LBP for the Vita would be good, but I just didn't know how good it would actually be. Ok, so maybe I'm slowly creeping into that hyperbolic PS fanboy mode, but in all seriousness LBP for the Vita not only is one of the best entries in the franchise, but it's one of the best games to take advantage of the Vita; basically giving gamers the true killer app experience they've been seeking for since the Vita was released.
Going into LBP Vita we may all know what to expect more or less. It's a sure thing that a colorful and imaginative world will be provided, both in the story mode and through the ever updated user levels that range from entertaining to downright superb. However, the thing about the Vita debut of LBP is that somehow nearly four years after the debut of the first game on the PS3 a new level of immersion and enjoyment is abound in the series thanks to things getting a little touchy, a little bit wackier, and the fun factor being upped exponentially.
It may be expected how LBP uses the specific abilities of the Vita such as the six-axis and touch features, but how they're executed and at what rate they're provided is what really surprised. Not much has changed with the core LBP formula as I was still able to hop, a bit more precisely I may add, grab onto objects, and even shoot stuff to dispose of a few threatening bosses and unfriendly creatures.
The real treat of the game comes in how all the bells and whistles of the Vita come into play and what impact they truly have on the game. Like I said, the core experience of the game hasn't been tremendously altered in such a way that makes everything seem foreign as there's instead a new level of control and minor flash which makes the game both easier to play and more fun. Basically, when I'm given the opportunity to tap the touch screen to shoot my Odd Rocket that's golden, but being able to control the direction of my shots, basically doing a bit of curve shooting, adds a new level of entertaining depth to the game. Such a mechanic along with touching the screen to make objects pop out or using the rear touch pad to control the direction of my Sackboy holding onto a flying critter adds a huge amount of personality to the already deep experience that is LBP.
First thought may be that the Vita version of LBP is a bit gimmicky since there's a whole lot of touch action going on. The thing about the game is that each of the five worlds provided in the Story Mode essentially focuses on a few particular touch/motion mechanics, which in the process keeps things fresh and ultimately results in different play elements being pushed to the forefront instead of half a dozen mechanics being forced down our throats in one level.
It's this design choice that makes the occasional new touch mechanic that much easier to accept upon first using it but it also helps that each element in the game just fits the tone of LBP and the design of a particular level. Using my fingers to touch the rear pad on the Vita to bring forth a series of walkways is a simple mechanic but it makes sense and doesn't feel like it was forced merely to have a small gimmick within the game.
Even with the specific tailoring a stage may have, whether it's heavy on using the grapple device, a few surprises are thrown in like having to tilt the Vita to control the movement of a Sackboy stuck within a ball all while navigating an ever twisting tunnel complete with pinball style bumpers.
Having each world in the story campaign introduce a new touch mechanic was a nice design decision, but on top of that the amount of superb design choices and the overall direction of each level are staggering good. The LBP series may have started off slow with an almost non-existent story mode in LBP1, but such a thing was rectified in LBP2 and now I think it's been perfected in LBP for the Vita. With a level of dense and somewhat whacky imaginative worlds that are so original that it seems like it was created by famed Director Terry Gilliam, developers Double Eleven and Tarsier have created what I think is the best story mode to appear in a LBP game.
With a plot that involves around the hero of the hour, the Sackboy/gal, rescuing a world from a once happy but now evil Puppeteer, there's a nice mix of humor and actual storytelling in the game which manages to provide a decent amount of exposition without being too boring or feeling out of place due to the main protagonist being silent. Best of all, the humor that's presented doesn't feel out of place as it's not childish or too deep in providing inside jokes that only the older crowd would appreciate. As much as I would've like to see some deep Louis C.K. humor appear in a LBP game, I'll accept and enjoy seeing a somewhat crazed adventurer take my Sackboy on a high-stakes heist as he strives for stardom.
The thing about LBP's second handheld debut is that it's usage of the Vita's abilities go far beyond what gameplay mechanics are dished out in the story campaign. Besides having to tilt the Vita to make objects move or doing a bit of DJ scratching to unlock a Trophy, the game does an excellent job at building the LBP experience from the ground up to fit its current console home. Such a thing is more than apparent in the legendary Create mode, which uses the same tools and menu system, but has few added tweaks to sweeten the already perfect mode.
Beyond using the touch screen to select what items I wanted to use, the Create mode also allowed me to do a bit of finger tapping to change the size of objects and even use the power of my fingers to draw exactly what I wanted out of whatever substance I selected. It may not sound like much as such a thing has been featured in other games more or less, but it enables a huge amount of freedom in LBP which feels natural and in the process elevates the game to another level. I'll admit that I did have to get used to doing rapid finger tapping to select items and expanding their size due to my slightly ogre size fingers, but the wonderful thing is that all the touch controls work as there weren't any nagging issues like things being unresponsive or extremely touchy in how the actions are executed.
The familiar and easy tools offered in the Create mode has already resulted in some fun user creations, that while not on a level as the famed Azure Palace from LBP1 still manage to show some design ingenuity. And in case you were wondering, it's indeed possible to create levels that feature or revolve exclusively around touch mechanics. Utilizing such motion controls in the Create mode is easy enough for would-be budding game designers and it has even allowed a LBP version of Fruit Ninja to appear, which if I may add is an admirable recreation of the mega hit game.
When it comes to accessing the wonders found in the Community mode of LBP or even playing online with fellow Sack people the game things aren't totally perfect as of now. Currently there are a few long load times upon entering user creations, as well as some occasional lag when playing a level with other sack people. The moments of lag I encountered were somewhat sporadic, and weren't based on how many people were playing in the same game as at times I found myself with a one to two second moment of lag when playing with only one other person. As you can expect such a thing did throw me off my game a bit as it became hard to properly judge my movements and make jumps that didn't leave my Sackboy becoming nothing but a faint mist. I don't know if the lag and slow loading times are present because people are hammering the servers, but I hope that such issues are addressed via a patch as it could lead to folks becoming annoyed and in turn leaving the online community.
Featuring some fancy touch controls and a rich selection of user creations to play once the story campaign is completed is nice, but the biggest achievement of LBP Vita is how it looks. The geniuses at Media Molecule created a defined look with the LBP games on the PS3, and surprisingly such a thing is still present on the Vita version in a way that hasn't been compromised. With a framerate that stays steady, the fidelity in LBP on the Vita is something that truly shows how powerful the device is. It may seem like I'm being a mouthpiece for the PlayStation brand, but seeing the worlds presented with such crisp visuals that are devoid of rough edges, questionable textures, or pop-up issues is something that I think anyone can appreciate as it's one of the finer Vita games to be released this year.
More importantly, the visual direction of LBP Vita comes with an art style that takes advantage of the Vita and that thankfully isn't a retread of what we've seen before. A few key design elements from past games appear in the Vita iteration, but there are quite of few new materials which will please fans along with the scope of the worlds as they range from a weird mish-mash of antique garbage piled together to present a carnival like atmosphere while others are sleek and have a high-tech atmosphere – despite the ancient relics that are a VCR and a CD popping up here and there.
Having sunk a good 80+ hours into the previous two LBP games for the PS3, I can safely say that despite not taking the franchise to the next level through a massive reinvention, the experience that's offered in LBP for the Vita is so deep that it feels like the perfect platform for the series to be on. Seeing the game appear on the Vita exclusively in the future may not sit well with longtime fans, but based on the level of interaction that's offered in the Vita iteration and the inclusion of small mini-games such as a version of whack-a-mole which features the Sackboy in place of the mole, LBP just feels perfect as a handheld experience that can be enjoyed anyplace – whether it's on the couch, in the bathroom, or a movie theater filled with annoying people.
This may be the fourth main LBP entry, but thanks to the PlayStation Vita the series is fresh as ever and it feels like only the surfaced has been scratched in what can be achieved.


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Hi All,
I just purchased the GoFlex Satellite and followed the setup instructions, upgraded the firmware. Already had the Seagate supplied Paragon NTFS for Mac OS X installed for other GoFlex drives.
Installed the Seagate Media Synch for Mac and transferred my music library over to the hard drive, 15,000 songs, could view the music on iPad (iOS5) in GoFlex Media app, but too slow, so deleted the 'Macbook Pro' folder from the drive using finder.
Again using finder, copied some document folders to root and some video files (avi and mp4) to sample videos folder on drive.
However, cannot see any of the new folders or media on the drive through GoFlex Media app? but visible fine through finder.
Have reset all devices, removed app, reinstalled through iTunes, but still cannot view anything on drive other than original supplied media files?
Appreciate any help
Solved! Go to Solution.
Seagate GoFlex Media iPad app is not communicating with Seagate GoFlex Satellite.
Think might be problem with the satellite content indexing system communivating to the app. Went to the satellite through Safari and my folders and media content were visible for a few minutess, then Safari reported the below error:
{"stat":"failed","code":"81","message":"Database Quesry Failed"}
Faulty Satellite? Corrupt filesystem? Unstable software?
GoFlex Media App 188.8.131.52, GoFlex Satellite Firmware 1.1.00.005a and iOS 5.0 (9A334)
Formatted drive with NTFS, copied folder with one mp4 video to root, iPad GoFlex Media app connects to drived but still cannot read anything on the drive.
Safari connects to web application, but for the last hour displays
Database Message The database is being generated. Please wait.
I do not understand, it should not be this difficult.
Any suggestions out there?
I find the DropBox internet file storage system has good functionality and aceptable performance over 3G, certainly better than what I am experiencing at the moment with the Seagate Satellite hard disk over WiFi.
you already have your solution right there...
"Database Message The database is being generated. Please wait."
there's nothing complicated about waiting for the database to generate.
The indexing software on the Satellite was locked and status message 'database being generated' persisted for several days. The Satellite was restarted, shutdown, powered off and on, but made no difference. The iPad could connect to the Satellite over WiFi, WPA could be enabled or disabled, however, the GoFlex Media App would not update any content information from the drive. Through Safari, none of these functions would work and the status message 'database being generated' was displayed.
Seagate technical support emailed the steps to correctly delete and create a new partition with a MBR and format with NTFS. Support suggested repartitioning the Satellite on Mac was problematic and should be done on a Windows system, not sure about that.
Anyway, after five days of problems, the Satellite is working and perfromance looks good.
Complaints are now the same as the rest of the community:
- Software does not have any advanced file and media management
- Unable to simultaneously connect to the Satellite and internet over WiFi.
In a business environment connectivity is essential.
Great hardware, terrible software.
Hi Gabriel
Agreed! That's why we as a community needs to go for an alternative.. and hopefully seagate will finally "get it"...
Dear Mr Gabriel, I have the same issue. Can you please forward me/us the instructions you received from Seagate support team, or post it here.
Kins regards
07-31-2012 12:47 PM - edited 07-31-2012 01:04 PM
Nemo wrote:
Dear Mr Gabriel, I have the same issue. Can you please forward me/us the instructions you received from Seagate support team, or post it here.
Kins regards
Albert, please try the steps listed here and let me know how it all works out.
Please hardwire your GoFlex Satellite, then access the root level of your drive and delete the following three files (make sure your system is set to show all files and folders):
These three files are what make up the index files of your Satellite. Now restart the unit and wait until the LED turns blue.
how do i "correctly delete and create a new partition with a MBR and format with NTFS."
©2012 Seagate Technology LLC


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DeGioia has also targeted a potential commissioner: George Mason Athletic Director Tom O'Connor.
O'Connor is 66 and is in his 19th year at George Mason. He has one year left on his contract but has told friends he has no interest in retiring and has, in fact, been talking to the school about an extension. O'Connor would be a good fit for the new league because he is a basketball lifer: he coached at Dartmouth and Loyola-Maryland and was the AD at Loyola, Santa Clara and Saint Bonaventure before being hired at George Mason in 1994.


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I mean really, why would being naked make him bite me? If anything, you'd think that being naked and free, reflecting the monkey's nudity, all of us god's fair children frolicking under the glorious sunlight – you think it'd make him feel more at peace with me, more connected? Yeah, well.
I never met god, but I met Jesus. He seemed like a reasonable guy. He told me that I'd done some things that weren't right, and I guess that was true, I mean, he had all the facts straight. But he told me that he was giving me another chance because the rapture was happening pretty soon and if I learnt how to straighten up and fly straight before that point and repented the shit out of things then I'd be alright. I mean, he didn't say it quite like that but you get the gist.
Anyway, he explained to me that what no-one tells you is that after you die, Jesus does his judgment thing and he decides if you're worthy or not, but you get to see heaven either way. The thing is, if you're not worthy, he shows you heaven, and part of hell is knowing that you can never, ever go there. And when you go to heaven briefly, all your friends are there, and all the animals are there, and your friends are lying in the pale sunlight on the soft, cool grass with some deer and a rabbit and some kittens and scorpions and you try to call out to them but they've forgotten about you and they don't recognize your face and they can't understand what you're saying and they just laugh happily to each other like schoolgirls and then you go to hell.
The first thing about hell is that it's not hot. People are all, 'Hell is really hot, fire and brimstone, inferno, red things, etcetera' but hell is actually much worse than that. When you get there, you need a jacket, and then after five minutes, you have to take your jacket off. Then it starts to rain, really hard, like needles, and then the wind picks up, and five minutes later you're sweating again. And it just goes on like that. So you never know how to dress, you know?
And you've only got what you brought with you anyway, which isn't really much, because it's the spiritual world and you get a pretty tight limit and because it's hell, the clothes that you've got are actually the clothes you recklessly bought in your earthly life that you've never really worn properly and always felt awkward in, so the jacket's sleeves are too small and the pants are scratchy and you're wearing a novelty hat and also a shawl you once bought in Thailand. All at once. Until it gets hot again, and you have strip down to nothing. But then you have to figure out where to put your clothes and everywhere is covered in a weird kind of goop that smells a bit strange, so soon your clothes get pretty goopy.
The other thing about hell is the apparent rationing of apostrophes. And everyone splits infinitives and no-one knows how to use a semicolon. Semicolons don't actually exist in hell. But that's not even the worst bit because the worst bit is that you're the only person who knows the rules, and everyone else is completely convinced that they're totally correct and there's nothing you can do to change their minds. And all of the available surfaces – of which there are many, because hell is very cluttered with things – are covered in all the great novels of the world which are all written with the wrong apostrophes and split infinitives and no semicolons and someone is reading them aloud and pronouncing hyperbole, nuclear and library wrong every single time.
A lot of people think that hell is repetition, a bird eats your liver, Chinese water torture whatever, but actually repetition is kind of only part of it. In hell I think repetition would be relatively OK but what actually happens is that one part of your back is really itchy and this guy comes over and he scratches your back in one spot which isn't quite the right spot, and then he just stops. Forever. He will never scratch the itchy spot. And it never stops itching. And every now and then they show you a video of him scratching your back, to remind you about it.
Because in hell you crave everything that you want, and none of it exists anymore. In hell there is no soft cheese, or vegemite, or toast, or hits of the '80s, or nailclippers or hot showers or butter or salt or taxis or two dollar coins or plastic bags without holes. There are no tissues or drinks or cigarettes or painkillers. There are no friends' shoulders or long-awaited telephone calls or good test results or childhood toys, or warm towels or matching socks or unexpired buspasses or final puzzle pieces. There are no teenage bedrooms or memories of your parents. There are no pay rises or sick days. There are no smiles or hugs or kisses or caresses or hand-holding or gentle touches or sex or unbroken hearts.
But there are lots of pieces of paper, everywhere, and they're ridiculously thin, and you stoop down to pick them up - and for some reason they're not covered in the slime and they don't even stick to it - and you try to hold them and read the really, really faint text that is written on all of them, but every time you pick up a piece of this ridiculously delicate paper, it slides out of your hand, and you can almost see what it says but you never quite manage to read it because the paper is too thin and light and mischievous and it flies away from you, and you never, ever know it but on every single piece of paper there are words written on it that will fill you with hope and happiness and warmth and completeness and beauty and truth.
And that is what I found I had taken back with me to the world, to help me for the rapture, one of those pieces of paper in the pocket of a pair of jeans I couldn't have been wearing when I went to heaven, because I was naked, with the monkey, remember? But it was in there, somehow. But I was too afraid to read it because I wasn't sure and I almost completely forgot about it until I remembered it and opened it, which is how I know, but by then it was too late.
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The thing is we tested it out, and it's working fine on our end. what device exactly are you using?
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Week includes professional workshops
CHARLOTTETOWN — Music P.E.I. Week is much more than awards and gigs, with a conference component featuring various workshops aimed at guiding Music P.E.I.'s members.
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Harbourfront Theatre will host the Country Jubilee during Music PEI Week.
Music P.E.I. executive director Rob Oakie said although recognizing the accomplishments of its members and featuring them during shows at various venues across the Island is a big part of the week, providing tools to performers to grow their career is vital.
"As far as the conference component goes, there are loads of workshops. I think we put together our best conference yet," said Oakie. "We hired Shannon Pratt to be our conference co-ordinator. She's done an outstanding job. We have people from across Canada coming in. We have panels for things like music supervisors and those are the people that put music in TV and film."
Known as Music P.E.I. Interactive, the annual conference component kicks off Jan. 31 with two sessions — an information session by Canada Council for the Arts and a "boutique" workshop by SOCAN, both taking place at Globe World Flavours in Charlottetown.
Workshops continue on Feb. 1 and 2, with all session taking place at venues in Charlottetown.
"We've got some fantastic producers coming in. Their names may not mean anything to people because they work behind the scenes but they work with some top artists in Canada," said Oakie. "We've got panels about where's the money and it's all abut what kind of funding is available and we've got different funding agents coming in."
A two-day workshop, the only one with a registration fee, will focus on the organizational end of putting together a festival.
"It can be any type of festival, not necessarily a music festival," said Oakie. "We're bringing in three of the brightest minds in festival organizing in Canada to put this workshop on."
Oakie said the Island music scene only continues to grow, with several artists moving beyond the border, to share their music, which is why the conference component has become so popular and important.
"There's always been an incredible amount of talent here. What's happening now is we are just seeing more and more of it getting out in the world. We have more artists touring nationally and internationally now then ever before," he noted. "You used to be able to count on one hand, and even half of one hand, how many artists toured outside of Canada. Now, there are close to a dozen artists that are touring from one end of the country to the other and beyond."
To register or find out more about what's on offer, visit www.musicpei.ca.


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We're looking to brighten the lives of little Muslims – and right now, we are doing that through activity books. Noor Kids develops 28-page, professionally designed activity books that are made specifically for little Muslims growing up in North America. Our books are published quarterly… so lets do the math… we publish 4 books per year .
Content Philosophy
At Noor Kids, parents often ask us if we have a strategy around our content. For us, it's vitally important that our content supports our mission to promote Islamic education, Muslim culture and American integration:
Islamic education: Communicate Islamic values and fundamentals through the use of critical thought. We believe that there are a host of resources that discuss the "what" and the "how" of religion (i.e. What is Salaat and how do I perform it? What is Tawaaf and how do I perform it?); however, our books are focused on the "why" (i.e. Why do we perform Salaat? Why do we perform Tawaaf). Growing up in an environment in which many Muslim children will be a religious minority, we believe that it's integral for little Muslims to fundamentally understand the rational and reason behind their beliefs; in doing so, it will help aid in the development of confidence in their religious identity… even if it is a challenging environment.
Muslim culture: In working with mom's and dad's around North America, it became clear that Muslims are not a monolithic community. Muslims aren't Pakistani, Egyptian, Iraqi, Indonesian, Turkish, Nigerian, etc… they are in fact all of the above (+ more!). One of our goals with Noor Kids is to provide children with an appreciation of the expanse of diversity which exists within Islam. Mom's and dad's of children growing up in North America realize that the Muslim-American identity is one that informed by the breadth of diversity which exists within our community… and as a result, it makes sense for their children to have at least a little bit of exposure to it!
American integration: Vital to our success is to provide children with a sense of acceptance. Given the challenging environment that exists within North America for Muslims, our goal is to 'normalize' Islam such that children perceive their faith as one that is congruent with the culture that they are growing up in – as they should!


text: School. Work. Private life. Do these mix? They mixed beautifully at St. Mary's Hospital June 14 as eight very happy people graduated from St. Mary's School at Work (SAW) program, with their families, friends, and staff members celebrating right along with them. For the past six months, the eight met for two hours every Thursday with coaches Kathy Brown and Deirdre Hargrove-Krieghoff to solidify and expand their capabilities in writing and communication skills, computer use, math, grammar, medical terminology, and patient satisfaction and to hear from other St. Mary's staff about different career options. Students work at their own pace, guided by the coaches using career-development modules developed by Catalyst Learning in Louisville, Ken. The program, which participants have to pass a test to get into (and out of), "improves the performance of loyal support-level health-care employees in their current positions, prepares them for job advancement within the hospital, and revitalizes their dreams of continued education," the graduation poster explained. SAW "was a natural progression for us," said St. Mary's president Frank Byrne. "We had offered English as a second language classes for many years and were looking for something to build on this. Also, there are so many changes in the health-care field that we all have to keep learning. So when our headquarters in St. Louis invited us, we agreed to be the pilot. This is the fifth class." Linda Taplin Statz was director of Human Resources when St. Mary's was offered a scholarship by corporate headquarters to pilot the program. Brown and Hargrove-Krieghoff, who were already on the St. Mary's staff, agreed to co-chair it. "I think they found it very rewarding," Taplin Statz said. "They learned a lot. Now it's part of our culture, and we're pursuing the possibility of expanding the program to our other sites: St. Mary's Hospital-Janesville, St. Clare Hospital in Baraboo, St. Mary's Care Center in Madison, and St. Clare Meadows Care Center in Baraboo." It was clear that Hargrove-Krieghoff, also director of St. Mary's' Child Care Center and the interim executive leadership support for Environmental Services and Security, and Brown of the Human Resources Department find SAW rewarding. Smiles and hugs were everywhere, and the room they set up was warm and festive. Hargrove-Krieghoff began the ceremony with a reflection on meaning, "something you build into your life," she said. "Let it be a life that has dignity and meaning for you." The graduates had benefited, she noted, from the academics presented in SAW, but they had benefited in other ways as well: improved job performance, teamwork, initiative, attitude, and self-confidence. The course was also a pipeline to other positions, she said. Each of the graduates then commented on what SAW had meant to him or her. Shamika Blackshire: "The SAW program has given me … the courage to stay focused on what lies ahead … I have signed up to take the test to enter college and continue my education to be a nurse." A dialysis technician, Blackshire said she felt bad leaving coworkers with extra work on Thursdays, but they said, "'Go, Shamika, go! It's a good program,'" demonstrating the St. Mary's teamwork so evident at this event. Darlene Pearson, a housekeeper in Environmental Services, said SAW "meant getting out of my comfort zone by turning off the computer and TV and using my brain cells that God gave me." The math portion had scared her off for several years, but her niece encouraged her and even offered to coach her. "Did I learn something?" Pearson queried. "You bet I did! … School at Work has been a real eye opener." Grace Banamwana, a technician in Sterile Processing originally from Rwanda, said her manager introduced her to the program. She'd been a little bit afraid, she said, because English is not her first language. "But I liked it. I'm setting goals about going back to school. I got to meet people from other departments … In a few months I learned a lot, for example, math, medical terminology, and grammar." Ken Case, an instrument technician in Sterile Processing, signed up for SAW "to learn medical terminology to help me get my Sterile Processing Department certification," but the program turned out to be much more, he said. "The chapter on Mastering Communication in the Workplace changed my outlook overall in and outside the workplace." He thanked the coaches for their dedication and staff who spoke to the class. Philip Ley declared that "every day we were inspired to be successful … After six months in the School at Work classes, I have found myself intrigued with going back to school for electrical code updates. I found myself challenged and inspired to move forward from being a power plant operator to being an electrical inspector. I will start my classes this fall." He expressed much appreciation for the support SAW offered. Tironda Jones, charge person and interim supervisor in Environmental Services, said SAW was "an awesome motivation for someone who hasn't been in school for a long time. It has inspired me to go for my bachelor's degree … It has allowed me to show my children that I can get back to school to further my career and be a positive role model for them … I thank St. Mary's for allowing the program to be here." Linda Pottinger, a senior Information Systems analyst, said SAW "is a fabulous program that offers a safe environment to refresh grammar, math, and life skills learned many years ago, … an excellent confidence builder to assure participants that they have the skills to continue their education." She said the lessons she had learned were from her classmates and named a valuable one she had learned from each of them. Pam Wieser, a Nursing Administration Department secretary, said her plan was "to use my new skills within my present position, to be forward thinking and see where this journey can take me. Our SAW class was a group of eight very different individuals when we first met … I treasure the friendships that were made along the way." She'd learned a lot about herself as well and appreciated the support she'd gotten. President Frank Byrne presented each graduate with a certificate and a pin to wear on their name tag. "Congratulations, and maybe even more, thank you," he said. 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As the Virginia Department of Transportation continues today to work on an unstable slope, vehicles are using a detour that adds time, miles and traffic.
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A scheduled blast Wednesday morning on a slope near Interstate 81 in Montgomery County was unsuccessful in bringing down the unstable material that caused the interstate's south lanes to be closed on Tuesday afternoon.
The Virginia Department of Transportation had been hopeful that the blast would solve the problem near mile marker 124 so that the lanes could reopen. Crews instead began using excavators on Wednesday in an attempt to get behind the material and bring it down. On Wednesday afternoon, VDOT spokeswoman Jamie Smith said some material had been moved but the slope was still not stable enough. Crews cannot work overnight because of safety issues, but Smith said they will continue using excavators today before determining whether another blast will be necessary.
In the meantime, traffic is being detoured at Exit 132 (Dixie Caverns) onto U.S. 11/460 and back onto I-81 at Exit 118 (Christiansburg).
The detour will remain in place until the unstable material on the slope can be brought down. VDOT said Tuesday that could take up to 10 days — a timeline that is frustrating those who live and work along the detour route.
The closure occurred after a scheduled blast on Monday caused an existing crack in the slope to grow from about 50 feet to 120 feet in length.
Because the slope, which is about 100 feet tall and starts about 75 feet up from the base of the shoulder of the road, now has more unstable material, VDOT personnel are concerned that if the material were to slide, it would spill out into travel lanes.
Traffic is being rerouted on the same detour that has occasionally been in place in past months during construction of a truck climbing lane between mile markers 120 and 125.
But several residents of communities along the detour said this week's interstate closure is the last straw. "The thing that really gets me is we've been doing this all summer while they were blasting, while they were doing construction work," said Madison Marye, a former state senator who lives off U.S. 460 between Elliston and Shawsville. "Traffic was being rerouted through at night and sometimes through the daytime, and enough is enough."
Marye said it has been almost impossible to cross U.S. 460 since Tuesday, as traffic has mostly remained bumper to bumper.
"It's certainly a safety hazard and creates an accident-prone situation," Marye said. "If I had an emergency and wanted to get to the clinic in Shawsville, it would be impossible to do."
A wreck shut down all lanes of the road for two hours early Wednesday after a trailer connected to a shipping truck overturned.
The truck was headed west on U.S. 460 in the Elliston area when one of its two trailers ran off the side of the road and damaged a power line, said Montgomery County Sheriff's Office Capt. Brian Wright.
VDOT said all lanes of the road were shut down between 12:15 a.m. and 2:15 a.m., and traffic remained congested even after the road reopened.
The driver of the truck, Randall D. Porter of South Carolina, was charged with failure to maintain control.
Wright said the sheriff's office is placing additional deputies along the detour route this week in an attempt to keep traffic moving.
But Shawsville resident Robin Rose Howell said safety is a concern because "it is just too dangerous for this much traffic" to be on U.S. 460.
Howell, who lives on Old Town Road and can see the detour from her house, said traffic is often at a standstill. Though she homeschools her son, she said she is concerned that the detour will still be in place when Montgomery County students return to school on Wednesday.
She said she's worried bus drivers will have difficulty maneuvering the road in the traffic and stopping to pick up and drop off children who live along the route.
"It is way too dangerous, and it causes the buses to get to school late and to drop off kids back at home late," Howell said. "If my child were in school, I would be keeping him home until this mess is cleared up for good."
Smith reiterated Wednesday that the interstate closure was not planned and is in the interest of public safety.
But Dipti Patel, an employee at Sunset Deli Mart on Roanoke Road in Elliston, said the detour is frustrating because it's affecting business and her daily commute.
"Everybody's rushed or has been in traffic so they don't stop," Patel said, referring to the deli market.
Patel, who lives in Christiansburg, said it took her about an hour and half to get home from work on Tuesday.
"It's going to be a mess if it's like this for 10 days," she said.
Staff writer Zach Crizer contributed to this report.
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I finally had a meal at the Blue Agave. Tuesday evening, while it was still light outside and hardly busy inside. I really liked the interior of the restaurant, and my companion and I sniffed at our lavender place setting throughout the meal. Walking back outside in the twilight we passed by the Palace Grill. A family was playing some kinda cajun music out on the street and the sidewalk was full of people lingering for the sunset and enjoying the music. It's nice to know there are still folks in Santa Barbara that can, and do, play the washboard. Blue Agave June 29th, 2005 | Tags: myspace blog, steak | Category: American food, Eating Out, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
I had to buy 40 pounds of flour today along with a gazillion other heavy products related to baking bread. As I was struggling across the carpark at my work with the cartload o' stuff, a truck reversed out of a cul de sac, pausing briefly while I pulled back on the cart with my whole weight to keep from getting run over…then it kept reversing, and nearly hit me! A bystander kept yelling STOP at the driver, and finally marched right up to the window, telling him to watch out, slow down, he almost hit someone, and believe me, his language was most colorful. Ah, my champion. But I'm glad I didn't get hit, cuz that would mean forty pounds of flour flying everywhere. April 7th, 2005 | Tags: bread, flour, lab tech, myspace blog | Category: American food, Eating In, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
Today's fog: dense Today's waves: big Pizza 1: red sauce, caramlized onions, kalamata olives, mushrooms, asparagus and mozerella Pizza 2: chicken and a million other things Pizza 3: red sauce and italian sausage and cheese Pizza 4: potato and gruyere Tonight's meeting: half an hour too long Tonight's movie: Kill Bill 2 The longer you eat tagines, the more special they begin to taste. I made my first tajine three years ago, and it'd been a good four months since I last had the chicken with olives and preserved lemon. The aroma of the spices and soft onions mingling are out of this world. March 3rd, 2005 | Tags: myspace blog, tagine | Category: Eating In, Moroccan food, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
Cooking for one has its advantages and disadvantages. Advantage: I eat what I want, when I want. None of this "I'm a vegetarian," or "I don't eat after 6 pm," or "I don't eat vegetables, they taste like dirt," or "I only eat chicken nuggets on alternate Thursdays, otherwise it's fish sticks." Advantage: I can eat over the sink. Or not. Advantage: I love my old ceramic cooking pot! Disadvantage: must buy food in large portions at the market. This means one head of cauliflower must go into 3-5 meals in order to use it up. My leeks have been incorporated into at least 6 meals so far. One portion of bechamel has been used 4 times already. One chunk of Gruyeye cheese never seems to get smaller. So for the sake of Y'ALL, this is what I ate for breakfast! One (1) chicken breakfast sausage But don't think for a minute that I'm now lacking my supplies of cauliflower, leeks, bechamel and gruyeye. Ooooh no. I've still ages to go before they're used up. February 28th, 2005 | Tags: breakfast, cauliflower, leeks, myspace blog | Category: American food, Eating In, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
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The frank and flashy Rooster struts through life with abundant self-confidence. They are headstrong, with a self-belief that can make even the most idealistic plans succeed. Roosters can be blunt and seem boastful, but their extravagance makes them excellent company. Roosters make ideal restaurant owners, publicists, soldiers and travellers. The table was first laid with an assortment of little bowls full of things. Almonds, chilled marinated slivers of turnip and black sesame, ginger slices, sweet dried mango slices. Tea in the front room with AW and her mother. AW is one of the chefs at Mimosa restaurant. First course: poor man's roast duck, i.e. chicken. A paste of ginger and soy was rubbed under the skin and roasted in the oven. It came out very sweet and tender, even the breast. Eaten with hoisen, slivered spring onions and rolled up in cos lettuce. Second course: Stir-fried tofu with garden mustard greens. Third course: Stir-fried snowpeas and guylian, both from the garden. Fourth course: Whole blue fish from Morro Bay (I caught these), fried then broiled to crisp the skin with ginger and soy, stuffed with spring onions. The fish had very firm flesh, much to my delight. My favorite part of the meal. Fifth course: sweet and tangy slow-cooked pork and eggs, in heaps of succulent juice, served over rice. To finish: slices of orange and kumquats. The red packets are under my pillow, waiting until morning. Happy new year! February 8th, 2005 | Tags: chinese new year, feast, myspace blog | Category: Chinese food, Eating In, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
Yesterday, the 5th, was my birthday. I spent the day hiking around Santa Cruz Island. High points of the day include:
Someone even bought something from my amazon wishlist, but I won't know who until the package arrives. I do know what is it, at least. I'll give you a hint, it starts with 'L' and ends with jelly. And hey, it may not have been on my actual birthday, but this morning I finally got a hold of the Alpha Quest remix of Roygbiv from Boards of Canada. HAPPY ME. February 6th, 2005 | Tags: birthday, cheese, myspace blog | Category: Eating In, Eating Out, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
Tonight I watched what must have been an episode of 30 Minute Meals from this new season. What the hell happened to Rachael Ray?? Her personality coach has turned her into Sara Moulton, and Sara Moulton is b.o.r.i.n.g. I admit, her previous tv personality of sugar-coated bubbliness, over-the-top and in-your-face enthusiam was a bit gag-worthy and made me grimace with annoyance more often than not, but I shared a sneerful common bond with friends over her – watching just so we could say how scary she was and deep down admiting that the recipes were okay. Now she's done gone and emerged with a grown-up haircut that makes her look 40, and her near-screaming of "Oh. My. God, I just LOOOOVE Garlic! Let's just smash up a few pieces…don't forget the GARBAGE BOWL!! *giggle*" has been replaced with demure smiles and a calm, low-toned voice. January 17th, 2005 | Tags: myspace blog, rachael ray | Category: American food, Eating In, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
Santa saw my christmas list, I got bacon!!!! December 25th, 2004 | Tags: bacon, myspace blog | Category: American food, Eating In, Santa Barbara | Leave a comment
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