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Incumbent U.S. Rep. Paul Tonko spent more than $4 for every $1 expended during the election campaign by his challenger, Scotia bank CFO Bob Dieterich.
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The Cherokee Phoenix, the first Native American newspaper in the United States, was first printed in 1828 in New Echota, Georgia, the capital of the Cherokee Nation. Elias Boudinot. In the previous decades the Cherokee Nation had abolished blood revenge practices, established a bicameral council, enacted a written constitution, and developed a Cherokee writing system, or syllabary. The Cherokee Phoenix represented a milestone in the continuing transformation of the Cherokee Nation.
The first issue of the Cherokee Phoenix was published on February 21, 1828.
In 1829 the name of the Cherokee Phoenix was changed to the Cherokee Phoenix and Indians' Advocate to reflect the expanding scope of the publication. The impending removal of the Cherokees from Georgia was a closely watched issue nationally. As the focus of the newspaper shifted to the removal crisis, the paper's editor began to find himself at odds with the General Council and the anti-removal principal Chief John Ross. In the years following the Indian Removal Act (1830), Boudinot had increasingly supported the voluntary removal of the Cherokees to a territory west of the Mississippi River. The paper was never intended to be a vehicle of free speech but an instrument of the official leadership of the Cherokee Nation, which vehemently opposed Cherokee removal on any terms. In August 1832 Boudinot was forced to resign, and Elijah Hicks, an anti-removal Cherokee, became the editor of the Phoenix.
The Cherokee Phoenix and Indians' Advocate was published weekly until May 1834, when the Cherokee annuity was not paid and the presses came to a stop. In 1835 the Georgia Guard, a militia unit organized to police the Cherokee territory that the state claimed, confiscated the printing press to prevent anti-removal sentiments from being voiced. That same year Elias Boudinot was one of several Cherokees who signed the New Echota Treaty (1835). Under its terms, the Cherokee Nation relinquished all remaining land east of the Mississippi River.
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Theda Perdue, ed., Cherokee Editor: The Writings of Elias Boudinot (Athens: University of Georgia Press, 1996).
Sam G. Riley, "The Cherokee Phoenix: The Short, Unhappy Life of the First American Indian Newspaper," Journalism Quarterly 53 (1976).
Sam G. Riley, "The Cherokee Phoenix: The Short, Unhappy Life of the First American Indian Newspaper," Journalism Quarterly 53 (1976).
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The Onion City Experimental Film and Video Festival has experienced a slight hiatus, but is returning in 2015 for their astounding 26th annual edition. As of this writing, the tentative dates are set for January 29 to February 1, 2015.
Onion City is one of the best and greatest experimental and avant-garde media festivals in the world, with the emphasis there on "world" as the fest typically screens a fantastic selection of international work in addition to local favorites.
Due to the hiatus, there is only a brief submission window this year, so be sure to get your work in soon!
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Tellos is a magical patchwork world made up of a myriad different realms, populated by creatures of myth and legend. A fantastic land filled with adventure around every corner and danger at every turn! Journey to a world more wondrous than any you have ever imagined!Tellos is an Adventure/Fantasy graphic novel written by Todd Dezago with art by the late Mike Wieringo. It is set in a fairytale land of flying cities, dragons, magic, reptilian mooks, sword fights, and airboats... We follow Jarek, a young boy, Koj, his Man-Tiger companion and Serra, a swashbuckling Pirate Captain as they get in trouble, meet new people and fend off all sorts of dreadful threats.The original series debuted in 1999. Volume one, published by Image Comics in 2008, collects the ten issues comprising the original run, plus an afterword by Dezago, a bunch of other stories (namely: Tellos: The Scatterjack Story, Tellos: Prologue and Tellos: Prelude) and a thirteen page sketchbook. Here's a list of the One Shots that followed:
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The Netherlands-based Clean Clothes Campaign, the garment industry's largest alliance of labor unions and non-governmental organizations, has already convinced apparel retailers and designers including Armani, Versace, Gucci, H&M and Levi Strauss & Co to ban sandblasted jeans for endangering workers' lives.
As the CCC's website details, giving denim that "lived in" look by high-pressured sandblasting contaminates the air and can contribute to silicosis, a fatal lung disease. Now Target has announced it is joining the global ban on the technique; find out more in the budget retailer's blog post. Still under pressure by labor activists to join the ban: Dolce & Gabbana.
Below, watch a Levi Strauss video featuring chief supply chain officer David Love marking the company's first anniversary of no-sandblasting last September.Continue reading...
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Most consumer retail brands may have been battered by an economy in which said consumers are increasingly stingy with their money, but luxury brands have continued to make headway. While luxury products are not completely immune to an economic downturn, they have certainly weathered the storm better than most. That's because these are the brands that appeal to the upper echelon consumer who recognizes quality and is willing to pay for it.
But even in the luxury category, there are winners and losers, relatively speaking, which is something the Luxury Institute, a global research and CRM consulting company, studies quite carefully. The Luxury Institute analyzed more than five years of data from its surveys on dozens of luxury goods and services categories in an effort to identify "best practitioners" that have consistently scored above their competitors.
In handbags, a leading luxury category, the Institute found that "one brand stood alone in owning several critical metrics for brand vibrancy five years in a row." That brand is Coach.Continue reading...
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Posted by Mark J. Miller on December 19, 2011 10:07 AM
Residents of Korea are moving on up and want a piece of the pie. And 7-Eleven would like to help them out.
The luxury goods market is booming in Korea, with sales growing "at least 12% to an estimated $4.5 million last year, according to a report by McKinsey & Company in August," the Wall Street Journal reports.
With that kind of money floating around, everybody is getting into the act of selling luxury goods, even places that you don't generally associate with such things, like 7-Eleven.
Seoul's home of the Slurpee tested the sale of luxury goods during the Korean thanksgiving holiday in September by offering eight lines of Gucci goods at its stores there, the Journal reports. Now the chain is figuring out what other luxury goods it should offer for a limited time.Continue reading...
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Saks is back with a seasonal 3D holiday projection at its flagship store in New York. The Saks Fifth Avenue Snowflake & the Bubble projection show is bigger and even more spectacular this year. The 3D Projection mapping show runs every night for 5 hours through Jan 6th, making it the longest outdoor video mapping experience in the world. Also new this year: a Fiat 500 — the Gucci special edition — in one of the Christmas windows.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on November 21, 2011 05:01 PM
She hired Jennifer Lopez, hit New York Fashion Week with Gucci in tow, put JLo in a Gucci-wrapped Fiat car, and even put a Fiat on stage with JLo in what's been called the most "brazen" product placement in some time. Fiat North America head Laura Soave also oversaw launch marketing for the 2012 Fiat 500 that channeled Elvis Presley, brought drive-in movies, bocce and espresso to Times Square and other cities — but none of it sold the new 500 in the U.S. market the way that Fiat CEO Sergio Marchionne had hoped.
So on Monday Marchionne ousted Soave and named a new head of the Fiat brand for North America: Timothy Kuniskis, who was director of marketing for Chrysler and Fiat brands and now replaces Soave as head of Fiat North America. Soave, meanwhile, is leaving the company "other interests," the company stated in that favorite of corporate euphemisms.Continue reading...
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Posted by Dale Buss on November 18, 2011 09:02 AM
Accenture introduces global brand campaign.
Alamo trademark flap resolved in Texas.
Anna's Thins cookies adopt a new look.
Apple's iPad tested as voting device in Oregon, continues "App Store" fight with Amazon.
Best Buy ups holiday spending and introduces "Game On, Santa" campaign.
Boeing wins its biggest-ever commercial-jet deal even as mechanism for deal is criticized.
Cannes adds Mobile Lions award.
Coach pushes for China to become its No. 1 market within three years.
Deutsche Borse and NYSE seek to appease European Union.
Fiat introduces another TV commercial featuring Jennifer Lopez and its Gucci edition.Continue reading...
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Apple misses first earnings target since 2002, as iPhone sales disappoint (although Mac and iPad sales set new records).
Cheerwine expands US footprint with PepsiCo distribution deal.
GM is reportedly in talks to back a Cannonball Run remake by British director Guy Ritchie.
IBM named the greenest company in America by Newsweek.
James Franco suits up for Gucci.
Orbitz fined for misleading advertising.
RIM announces BBX OS for BlackBerry tablets and smartphones.
Yahoo beats estimates.
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AMC kills Bing product placement deal for Walking Dead.
Apple's iCloud service goes live in first major product launch since Steve Jobs died.
BlackBerry outage response not RIM's finest moment, says BBC.
British PM David Cameron holds kids' advertising summit, while Tory Party rebrand has missed the mark, critics argue.
Cadillac unveils 'Cue,' its connected car system.
Chrysler strikes tentative deal with the UAW.
Diddy makes a landmark donation to the Boys & Girls Club of Harlem.
eBay looks to deepen its relationship with Facebook.
Google sees 60% drop in Google+ usage.Continue reading...
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The Jazz Ensemble performs a variety of jazz styles in its annual fall concert.
Students will participate in service projects that address immigration, children's health, animal ecology, urban poverty, affordable housing and more.
Faculty members Carrie-Ann Parks, Sandy Lopez-Isnardi, Bob Rozier and Curt LaCross showcase their creative works.
"This will be a time to get away from the hustle and bustle of the materialism of the season and take a moment to slow down and enjoy the cultural memories we all share." — Will Nichols
The Glee Club, College Chorale and Alma Choir continue a long holiday tradition on the Alma College campus.
"He goes the extra mile to reach out to incoming students with an interest in his discipline."
The One-Act Play Festival features five one-act plays, each directed by an upper-level theatre student or theatre intern.
Annual fall concert will feature a "varied program that will keep everyone in the audience engaged." — Dave Zerbe
"The program features great music, including one of the greatest violin concertos ever written." — Murray Gross
High-energy concert features multiple groups, a variety of music, costumes, lighting effects and color guard.
Program includes ballet, jazz, hip hop and modern pieces by the student members of the Alma College Dance Department.
Veterans Day speaker will discuss leadership, war experiences, PTSD and politics. "Jay Kopelman continues to serve through his work with veterans." — Bob Cunningham
The program includes dances performed to "Wake Me Up" by the Red Hot Chili Pipers, "Scottish Cakewalk" and "New Zealand Jig."
Students who successfully complete program requirements will receive a degree in physics from Alma and an engineering degree from Kettering University.
Ithaca senior Cody Nevins and Grand Blanc senior Morgan Waier were crowned the 2014 homecoming king and queen.
Faculty and guest artists perform a mix of classical and popular works at annual benefit concert.
"I approach both commercial and fine art with the same passion to develop a visual solution to an expressed need…The final goal is always the same — inspire the viewer." — Wayne C. Newton
"It's a marvelously written play with well-rounded characters. You're never entirely sure what will happen. The incidents that occur surprise viewers along the way." — Joe Jezewski
Caroline Bruzelius examines the role of the cathedral within medieval cities during this year's Phi Beta Kappa visiting scholar program.
The season-opening concert Oct. 12 features soprano Victoria Walker. "This is a concert with a lot of variety and a wide range of styles and musical character," says Murray Gross, music director and conductor.
"I love what Alma represents for young people." — Rose Peck, 2014 homecoming parade grand marshal
Annual events such as Career Explo, the 5K run, parade, football game and class reunions, plus much more, highlight homecoming weekend Oct. 10-12.
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Sorcery & Cecelia (or, to give it its full title, Sorcery & Cecelia or The Enchanted Chocolate Pot: Being the Correspondence of Two Young Ladies of Quality Regarding Various Magical Scandals in London and the Country) is a Historical Fantasy novel by Caroline Stevermer and Patricia C. Wrede, set in an Alternate History version of Regency England with wizards. It is an Epistolary Novel, consisting of the letters written by Cecelia to her cousin Kate and Kate's letters to Cecelia.Kate is in London being overshadowed by her socially adept and flighty younger sister, and becomes entangled in a feud between the mysterious Marquis of Schofield and the even more mysterious Miranda, who is probably a sorceress. Cecelia is initially chagrined to be stuck at home in Essex, but soon finds plenty to occupy herself, some of which turns out to have a bearing on Kate's problems in London.The first draft of the novel was written as a game between the two authors: Stevermer wrote Kate's letters and sent them to Wrede, and Wrede wrote Cecelia's letters and sent them to Stevermer.Sorcery and Cecelia was originally published in 1988. It was brought back into print in 2003, followed by two newly written sequels, known in the short form as The Grand Tour and The Mislaid Magician.Stevermer has also written a solo children's novel in the same setting, Magic Below Stairs, set in the Marquis of Schofield's servants' quarters.
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ArtsWest stages NW premiere of '33 Variations'
A review of Moisés Kaufman's "33 Variations," which juxtaposes Beethoven's late-life obsessions with those of a modern musicologist.
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By Moisés Kaufman. Runs through May 25 at ArtsWest Playhouse, 4711 California Ave. S.W., Seattle; $10-$34.50 (206-938-0339 or www.artswest.org).
An award-winning Broadway play by writer Moisés Kaufman (acclaimed writer of "The Laramie Project") is having its Pacific Northwest premiere in West Seattle at ArtsWest.
The title of the play refers to Ludwig von Beethoven's "Diabelli" variations, a piano work that is a curious anomaly: It is based on a mundane theme by a mediocre composer, which somehow occupied huge portions of Beethoven's final working years.
Why would the great composer spend his final years dealing with such piddly subject matter, instead of focusing on other, grander works he was working on then — the famed Ninth Symphony and the Missa solemnis? That mismatch captivates modern musicologist Dr. Katherine Brandt (played with curmudgeonly delight by Jody McCoy), who pushes the last of her life's energy to finish her research in Germany, while fighting Lou Gehrig's disease.
In the action of the play, we see two centuries overlap. Beethoven pursues his obsession in the face of his own failing health, cared for by his friend Anton Schindler, while Brandt pursues hers, restrained (just barely) by her concerned daughter, Clara.
If this seems like the sort of play that requires classical music training to appreciate, be assured it is not. It's every bit as accessible a drama as "Amadeus." In fact, while it elucidates bits of the music in fascinating ways (Katie Koch performs elegantly on piano throughout the play, and visual projections support all of the musical ideas), at its core it's a human drama: The composer and the scholar each push themselves to finish their grand projects while fighting off death itself. The musical ideas provide a thread that weaves subtly through the story.
This is a very well-cast play, full of life and humor and music and pathos. Matthew Gilbert seems born to play Beethoven — raging, misunderstood, unapologetic, and still full of boundless idealism as he tries to heal the world without being able to heal himself. James Lyle and Daniel Stoltenberg supply delightful comic relief as two prim and mediocre Beethoven associates, Anton Diabelli and Anton Schindler.
Mark Tyler Miller is a delight from his first scene as Mike Clark, the nurse to the ailing musicologist, and then as a sympathetic lover of her daughter, played by Allison Standley, whose empathy and spark practically steal the show. The tender awkwardness between the two lovers is both hilarious and heartwarming, and a necessary refreshment in the face of the disease and death that surrounds them.
But beyond the individual excellence in the performances, the ensemble acting impresses. Certain group scenes are very difficult to perform, and for director Christopher Zinovitch (who also designed the innovative, time-themed set), it must have been almost like conducting an orchestra, one performing a piece with precisely triggered entrances for each different instrument.
Considering the heavy subject matter, the play is extremely lighthearted and life-affirming. The characters, facing down death, spend themselves, ultimately, on life. They do not choose caution. They choose to create beauty boldly. ArtsWest makes this same choice.
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lol, what the heck?
Anyway, the prices those eBay auctions have been going for are quite impressive. I figured Pinkie would sell higher than Derpy, in the end. People really love Pinkie.
Even Applejack is up in the $2000s now, though... I honestly didn't expect that.
The dedication of the fanbase is certainly admirable.
Or hopelessly addicted.I kid, the cause is good.
Ho ho, now I have a Pinkie Pie theme for Firefox!
Yeah, it actually sounds odd when somepony refers to Twilight by her full name (see: Fluttershy in Feeling Pinkie Keen during her apology to Twilight for dropping a frog on her face).
Rainbow Dash is the only one of them who you can really refer to by either portion of her name on its own, and have it not sound odd (Sparkle and Pie just wouldn't work the same way as Dash, lol). Even her full name doesn't really sound as odd as the others when used out loud, perhaps because it's often blended together so that it almost sounds like a single word (especially when uttered by Pinkie).
Rarity is by far the best of the group.
Pinkie bends the rules of reality amusingly well.
I prefer Dash [obviously ;)]
I'd liked her already, but Sonic Rainboom (the entire episode) sealed her as my permanent fave :D
Rainbow Dash and Pinkie Pie are my favorite ponies. Rainbow Dash is awesome; especially after Sonic Rainboom (and Cutie Mark Chronicles) showed.
Pinkie Pie breaks reality and even the fourth wall constantly, adding great humor while still giving catchy songs (cupcakes, anyone?) and being an overall sweetie.
I also think Spike is hilarious, especially (A Dog and Pony Show was an example of this) when he's taken a more centered role.
Applejack is the best.
Speaking of Rainbow Dash and Applejack, the shipping part of the fandom like to put these two together a lot. Well, they do act very... lesibean?
^ I personally don't believe they act like that at all, but people are free to do what they want, I just don't care for it...
Funny thing is that AJ and Dash both have the same voice actress.
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Speaking of Rainbow Dash and Applejack, the shipping part of the fandom like to put these two together a lot. Well, they do act very... lesibean?
Rainbow Dash is basically the fandom bicycle in that she gets shipped with everyone. Applejack and Pinkie Pie are the most popular.
Ugh... I feel very uncomfortable talking about shipping horses.
Pinkamena (she wouldn't have switched to Pinkie in this timeline) would've stayed on the farm, retained her conservative hairstyle, and not been driven mad by the rainboom's shockwave or developed her physics-defying powers. After taking over the farm from her parents, she'd decide to begin expanding the family business from simple rock farming to a more elaborate mining operation.
The boulder Rarity was dragged to by her horn never would've shattered without the rainboom, so she would've continued thinking her destiny is rocks... initially resistant to the idea, but eventually growing to accept it. Soon after finishing school, this would lead her to Pinkamena's farm, where Rarity would become her right-hand-pony and top administrator during the transition from farming to mining. Spending so much more time around rocks at this point, it would be inevitable that she'd finally discover her horn is actually sensitive to the gems inside rocks, rather than the rocks themselves. That would be just the kick-start the mining business needs, and Pinkamena would make Rarity a full partner and they'd begin buying up as much of the land around Ponyville and the Everfree Forest as possible.
Applejack would've stayed in Manehatten, eventually becoming a wealthy socialite moving in the same circles as her aunt and uncle. She could be one of the first investors in Pinkamena and Rarity's mining operations (having been let in on the secret of Rarity's talent), hosting fundraiser galas and otherwise assisting them in securing investments from other members of Manehatten's elite. The reason Pinkamena and Rarity would've chosen to confide in Applejack out of all the Manehatten elite, of course, was because they both somewhat remembered her from their schoolfilly days in Ponyville, before Applejack moved to the city.
After losing the race, Rainbow decided to give up flying for good, dropping out of flight school and confining herself permanently to the ground; living a mostly solitary life on the outskirts of Ponyville. She goes so far as to make her career beneath the ground, becoming an embittered, heart-broken laborer in one of Pinkamena's many mines.
Fluttershy still developed her love for the ground (this depending only on the beginning of the race, not Rainbow's victory), but not her special talent for communicating with animals; or at least not as quickly. I don't imagine things would've gone as differently for her as for the others, though, because even prior to the rainboom she was clearly getting along with all those animals extremely well. Given her personality, I do think she would've felt herself responsible for Rainbow's bitterness and self-imposed isolation. She would probably choose to live relatively nearby to Dash so she could maintain their relationship, keep tabs on her, and continue to make attempts to draw out her old spirit.
Uh, anyway, shipping Rainbow Dash and Applejack is absolutely the most boring approach. You could do that without even watching the show: "Oh hey, Rainbow Dash is a jock, and Applejack is strong and does manual work. They both have slightly masculine traits and are thus lesbians." There was that one magazine article that claimed Rainbow Dash was a lesbian stereotype (the writer hadn't actually watched the show).
This is, believe it or not, a show where I've never really considered shipping. Though I tend to ship characters with opposing personalities, so I suppose I'd go for Twilight/Pinkie, Rainbow Dash/Fluttershy and Applejack/Rarity. Rainbow Dash/Fluttershy could actually be adorable.


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Maybe this time it'll be worth playing.
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Goomba is pimpin up!
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Nooo! Can't stomach another Need for Speed.
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Former Factor 5 President Reveals Cancelled Rogue Squadron Game for the Wii
The force wasn't strong with this one
3DS Homebrew Channel Back on Track After Slight Delay
Giving gamers a place to brew their own games
Pokemon: Omega Ruby/Alpha Sapphire Dual Pack Confirmed
Why choose, when you can have both
Wii U Owners Frustrated Over Low Stock for Bayonetta 2
This witch is proving elusive for gamers
Super Smash Bros. Overload
8 player smash, new game modes, stage builder, and the return of Mewtwo
Psyscrolr Prepares To Imbue The Wii U eShop With Psychic Platforming
Mind Bending
Matt Clewley said:
I'm excited as well Zach! And thanks Rob, expect more to come! ... Yacht Club Games Interview
Anonymous said:
The Wii U is certainly unique - no question about that. Regarding third-party support, I'd make a distinction ... Reggie Fils-Aime Talks Nintendo Third Party Woes
Rob Jones said:
Nice one Matt, good interview. ... Yacht Club Games Interview
Zachary Wickwire said:
This was a good read. I am glad to hear that they have so much planned for Shovel Knight, it was easily one of the best ... Yacht Club Games Interview
sena_16 said:
how will you play this thing YA-HA! ... Eyeshield 21
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