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3 rescued after crab boat runs aground — The Coast Guard says a crab boat has run aground near Coos Bay, and three fishermen have been rescued. The Coast Guard said a helicopter hoisted the three to safety early Wednesday from the vessel about 400 yards off Cape Arago. Rocks thwarted crews that responded by boat. The 39-foot vessel named the Robert Henry was reported to have about 4,000 pounds of catch and 400 gallons of fuel on board.The Coast Guard says investigators from Astoria will assess the potential for pollution and work with the owner to develop a salvage plan.
Man who jumped to his death identified — Authorities have identified a man they say was apparently high on illegal mushrooms when he jumped to his death from the 11th story of a Portland apartment building. Nicholas Ian Sylvester, 21, was identified by the Oregon State Medical Examiner as the man who jumped without warning at about 2:30 a.m. Tuesday. Sylvester had apparently told friends at a party earlier that he had consumed the mushrooms. Illegal mushrooms often cause hallucinations.
Officials discuss what to do with washed-up dock — Agencies dealing with a dock that washed ashore near Forks met Wednesday to plan their next move. The dock washed ashore on a wilderness beach last month and is thought to be debris that drifted across the Pacific from the March 2011 tsunami in Japan. The dock has some markings in Japanese, but they are not conclusive. A spokeswoman for the state marine debris task force, Virginia Painter of the Parks Department, says officials are planning to return to the dock to deal with what might be invasive marine life and to start looking at ways to remove the debris from the wilderness beach.
New Year's brawl leaves man injured — Washington County authorities say a New Year's Day fight left a 36-year-old man with cuts on his face and hands, and they're looking for a second man who drove away in a pickup truck. The Sheriff's Department says Brian O'Neel of Forest Grove was cut seriously, but his injuries were not life-threatening. The sheriff's department says he was involved in a fight with Delaney Van Loo of Gales Creek at an apartment in Gaston.
Robin most-sighted bird in Ashland area — For the third year in a row, the robin was the most-seen bird in an annual count by birdwatchers around Ashland. More than 6,700 robins were spotted in an area with a 15-mile diameter during the Christmas Bird Count. Second was the dark-eyed junco with more than 1,800 and third was the golden-crowned sparrow with more than 700. The Medford Mail Tribune reported three dozen birdwatchers in nine groups tallied a total of more than 16,000 birds in 119 species. The count is sponsored by the National Audubon Society. Results from 2,200 counts around the country are compiled at Cornell University. Organizer John Bullock said the number of starlings around Ashland has declined — from more than 2,500 in 2011 to less than 600 in the latest count.
Officials look into Salem strip mall blaze — The Salem Fire Department says heavy equipment removed portions of a collapsed roof Wednesday to help investigators find the cause of a New Year's Eve fire that damaged five businesses in a strip mall. The three-alarm fire burned into Tuesday morning at Academy Square, with flames shooting through the roof in places. The department says the fire damaged a tax accountant's office, meat market, nail shop, game shop and paint store.
New Year's DUI enforcement nets 39 arrests — Oregon State Troopers stepped up enforcement efforts this New Year's Eve. Troopers say that effort resulted in 39 arrests for driving under the influence between Dec. 31 and 6 a.m. on New Year's Day. Twenty-six of those arrests were after midnight. Troopers say since the New Year's holiday enforcement effort began at 6 p.m. Friday, 73 arrests were made for driving under the influence. That compares with 53 arrests during the same period last year. — From wire reports


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Vehicle sales being investigated
Sharon Paterno ran a $4.4 million welfare car program for a Morgantown-based nonprofit organization. She also sold her 1993 Oldsmobile 88 to the same federally funded program for $3,500.
Larry Richards worked under Paterno and was second-in-command of Wheels-to-Work at Human Resource Development Foundation. He, too, sold his car to the program. Richards collected $2,500 for his 1996 Ford Escort.
"If those staff sold cars, it was a good deal," said Homer Kincaid, the foundation's executive director. "I would not allow our staff to make money off the program. That's not acceptable."
Paterno and Richards oversaw the purchase and sale of hundreds of vehicles over the past two years as part of the Wheels program, which leased cars to low-income West Virginians so they could drive to work and job-training programs.
Those transactions are now being scrutinized by investigators as part of a statewide probe into the Wheels program. Three other nonprofit agencies that ran Wheels programs also are being questioned.
A Charleston Gazette review of Wheels program records shows:
"There wasn't a license in the whole train of transactions," said Ruth Lemmon, executive vice president of the West Virginia Auto Dealers Association, who has reviewed documents related to some of the purchases. "They were skating the system."
Last year, the state Department of Health and Human Resources reviewed the foundation's purchases and found no wrongdoing. In fact, reviewers praised the foundation's program, saying it put safe, reliable cars in the hands of low-income West Virginians.
The state recently awarded the foundation, an offshoot of the state AFL-CIO, a $1 million contract to run a donated-car program in which the agency collects donated cars and gives them to welfare recipients.
Kincaid said the DHHR approved the vehicle transactions.
He noted that Paterno and Richards sold their cars to the Wheels program below book value. Paterno's Olds sold for $700 less than its value as priced by the National Auto Dealers Association. Richards sold his car for $50 below value.
Paterno and Richards could not be reached for comment.
Kincaid said Wheels car values depreciated quickly because welfare recipients mistreated the vehicles. More than 160 of the leased cars were damaged in accidents.
Kincaid acknowledged that the foundation didn't have a dealer's license, but it didn't need one at the time, he said. The agency recently applied for a license, which the new donated-car program requires.
The foundation sold most of its used cars last summer after state officials directed nonprofit organizations to unload vehicles that needed costly repairs. In July, the state quietly decided to scrap the lease program, which officially ends Dec. 31.
"We were selling them for the DHHR," Kincaid said. "They're a state agency. They told us the program was ending and we needed to get rid of the vehicles."
State officials declined to say whether the sales complied with state motor vehicle laws. They said DHHR officials were reviewing the matter.
DHHR staff members privately noted that state government agencies don't need a dealer's license to sell more than five cars a year.
And since the nonprofit groups ran Wheels programs for the state, they perhaps didn't need a license to sell vehicles, the employees said.
Division of Motor Vehicles lawyers declined to say whether the foundation complied with state law.
The foundation also bought at least 47 cars from Kenneth Ray Parsons, a Cabell County used-car dealer who didn't have a dealer's license. Many of those cars were purchased at an auction in Ashland, Ky.
Unlike West Virginia, Kentucky doesn't have an "as is" law, which says cars can't be sold without a warranty.
"The reason you go to Kentucky is you're buying inferior vehicles," Lemmon said.
Parsons also later bought more than 90 cars for about $90 each from the foundation.
He said he followed the foundation's orders for buying and selling cars to the letter.
"They told me how to do it, and I did it," Parsons said. "They knew I didn't have a dealer's license. If I sold these cars illegally, so did they."
Last fall, Parsons was one of several businesses who helped the foundation secure the $1 million grant to run the donated car program. Parsons promised to donate a dozen cars to the foundation.
The foundation bought most of its cars — more than 300 — at Capitol City Auto Auction in Elkview. The group hired a broker who bought cars that Richards picked out.
Kincaid said agency officials fielded complaints and investigated "irregularities" in the auction purchases but found no wrongdoing.
State investigators also are examining records that detail Wheels program sales by Bluefield-based Community Action of South Eastern West Virginia, better known as CASE.
In 2000, CASE sold 52 cars to a used-car dealer for $5,000. Those same cars had been purchased the year before for $118,000. And 22 of the vehicles had been bought from the same dealer, many at retail price.
It's almost unheard of in car-sales business to purchase cars at retail prices, especially when buying in bulk.
"Paying retail, that's insane," said Bob Adams, who runs a Wheels program in New Hampshire. "That's like putting a sign on your back that says, 'Rip me off.'"
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Top scorer: F Chiney Ogwumike (25.8).
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Telling stat: Ogwumike has made 131 FGs, next Cardinal player has made 52.
Revelation: Freshman G Lili Thompson scored season-high 14 points against Vols.
Shortfall: Roster features eight underclassmen.
Bottom line: Despite being a young team, Stanford remains the conference's best because of Ogwumike's talent.
2. Colorado (10-1)
Coach: Linda Lappe (4th year), 74-38.
Top scorer: F Arielle Roberson (13.9).
Resume: Only blemish in a moderate nonconference schedule is a seven-point loss at Louisville.
Telling stat: The Buffs have a plus-17.9 scoring margin.
Revelation: Four players average 10 points or more.
Shortfall: Colorado has rarely been tested this season.
Bottom line: The Buffs have the experience and athleticism to return to the NCAA tournament.
3. California (8-3)
Coach: Lindsay Gottlieb (3rd year), 65-17.
Top scorer: F Reshanda Gray (15.5).
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Telling stat: Shoots a league-worst 37.2 percent from the field.
Revelation: All-Pac-12 F Gennifer Brandon nearing a return from undisclosed absence.
Shortfall: Cal hasn't found offensive punch in averaging 67 points.
Bottom line: Cal won't be the darling of the conference this season because of its lack of depth and consistency.
4. Arizona State (11-1)
Coach: Charli Turner Thorne (17th season), 313-198.
Top scorer:G Deja Mann (11.1).
Resume: Overtime upset against then-No. 11 North Carolina validated by home victory against No. 20 Syracuse.
Telling stat: Nine players average more than 16 minutes, none more than 25.
Revelation: Freshman F Kelsey Moos (Reardan HS) is averaging 9.1 points and 6.5 rebounds as a starter.
Shortfall: Averages a league-worst 20 turnovers.
Bottom line: Ranked 24th in the nation, ASU has the pieces to return to the NCAA tournament.
5. Washington (7-4)
Coach: Mike Neighbors (1st), 7-4.
Top scorer: G Jazmine Davis (18.8).
Resume: Losses against Texas A&M DePaul and Portland overshadow quality win against Wisconsin.
Telling stat: UW's starting backcourt – Davis, Kelsey Plum and Mercedes Wetmore – averages 33 or more minutes.
Revelation: Undersized forward Talia Walton is averaging a career-high 13.9 points and 9.8 rebounds.
Shortfall: Huskies played their past four games with a seven-player roster.
Bottom line: Injuries and need for a signature win already put Washington's tournament hopes on the bubble.
6. Utah (7-4)
Coach: Anthony Levrets (4th year), 64-51.
Top scorer: F Michelle Plouffe (19.6).
Resume: Losses include a five-pointer to then-No. 15 Nebraska and a 16-pointer to Utah Valley.
Telling stat: Could benefit from playing No. 1 Stanford and No. 23 Cal only once – at home.
Revelation: Freshman F Emily Potter is averaging 12.3 points , 6.0 rebounds.
Shortfall: F Taryn Wicijowski. the team's No. 2 rebounder last year, tore her ACL before the season and won't play this season.
Bottom line: Utes have the depth to cover for the loss of Wicijowski.
7. UCLA (6-7, 0-1 Pac-12)
Coach: Cori Close (3rd year), 46-31.
Top scorer: F Atonye Nyingifa (17.7).
Resume: A 1-3 showing against ranked opponents, along with losses to James Madison and Auburn.
Telling stat: UCLA shoots 29.6 percent from three-point range.
Revelation: G Nirra Fields is averaging 17.2 points in her first year as a full-time starter.
Shortfall: G Kari Kover, last year's three-point leader, suffered a season-ending knee injury in September.
Bottom line: UCLA is still adjusting to key injuries and losing three graduated starters.
8. Oregon (9-2)
Coach: Paul Westhead (5th year), 59-78.
Top scorer: G Chrishae Rowe (25.4).
Resume: No signature wins; lost to No. 1 UConn (114-68) and Sacramento State (97-85).
Telling stat: F Jillian Alleyne is second in the nation in rebounding (14.3) while the Ducks lead the nation in scoring (105.3).
Revelation: Hofstra transfer Katelyn Loper fits into offense, averaging 16.3 points and 4.1 rebounds.
Shortfall: Oregon has a plus-11.6 rebounding margin but allows opponents to shoot 42.9 percent.
Bottom line: Rowe is surrounded by a seasoned, healthy roster that could help her and UO flourish.
9. Washington State (6-6)
Coach: June Daugherty (6th year), 62-135.
Top scorer: G Tia Presley (20.4).
Resume: Upset then-No. 10 Nebraska but couldn't beat Hawaii or Cal State Northridge.
Telling stat: WSU averages 12.5 assists, which ranks 11th in the conference.
Revelation: Shalie Dheensaw is a solid starting center, averaging 7.1 rebounds.
Shortfall: Cougs shoot 67.8 percent from foul line.
Bottom line: WSU has potential, desire and talent but lack of consistency is holding it back.
10. Oregon State (8-4)
Coach: Scott Rueck (4th year), 47-59.
Top scorer: Clarkston's Jamie Weisner (15.2).
Resume: Loss to No. 2 Notre Dame was expected, but missed opportunities in losses to Florida and Creighton.
Telling stat: OSU is ninth in the nation in three-pointers made (9.1) and 14th in three-point percentage (.394).
Revelation: 6-6 sophomore C Ruth Hamblin ranks ninth in nation in blocks (3.3).
Shortfall: Team averages 17.3 turnovers.
Bottom line: A clear identity didn't surface in nonconference play, so Beavers could be a sleeper.
11. USC (8-5, 1-0 Pac-12)
Coach: Cynthia Cooper (1st year), 8-5.
Top scorer: G Ariya Crook (16.3).
Resume: Nothing impressive, going 0-3 against currently ranked opponents.
Telling stat: It's early but F Cassie Harberts' scoring (14.3) and rebounding (7.1) are down from last season.
Revelation: F Alexyz Vaioletama averages team-leading 7.7 rebounds and shoots 47.9 percent from the field.
Shortfall: The Trojans shoot a league-worst 64.3 percent from the foul line.
Bottom line: Cooper starred at USC in the 1980s and will have to be patient in rebuilding the program.
12. Arizona (4-7)
Coach: Niya Butts (6th), 78-90.
Top scorer: G Candice Warthen (13.5).
Resume: A five-game losing streak coupled with two overtime losses likely dashed any postseason hopes.
Telling stat: G/F Kama Griffitts is the Wildcats' only three-point threat, shooting 39.7 percent from behind the arc.
Revelation: Five different players have led the Wildcats in scoring in its 11 nonconference games.
Shortfall: Senior Alli Gloyd and freshman Dejza James are out due to season-ending ACL tears.
Bottom line: Butts needs to tread water in hopes of making it to next season when Ken Griffey Jr.'s talented daughter, Taryn, joins the squad.
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April 4, 2014
CHICAGO – The UIC softball team (6-14, 1-1 HL) will host its first series of the season at Flames Field this weekend as it welcomes in Wright State (7-20, 3-1 HL). The Flames will honor their alumni and the 1994 Women's College World Series team prior to their doubleheader at noon CT on Saturday and will hold Lori Macias Day, in conjunction with the FLAMEingo Drive, on Sunday with a single game at noon.
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Due to construction on Granderson Stadium, fans are asked to use the east entrance by the Flames Outdoor Tennis Courts, located just southwest of West Maxwell and South Halsted on South Campus Parkway. Nearby paid parking is available at the Maxwell Street Parking Garage, 701 West Maxwell.


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Kris Humphries wants annulment from KimKris Humphries is to request his marriage to Kim Kardashian be annulled.
The basketball star was shocked when the socialite filed for divorce after just 72 days of marriage at the end of last month but is reportedly planning to hit back at her paperwork with a petition to seek a legal separation, sources told People magazine.
It appears he has had a change of heart as Kris, 26, had originally agreed to sign divorce papers when Kim, 31, flew out to Minnesota for showdown talks, though the sportsman's father says he was "blindsided" by the legal action.
William Humphries said: "There was never a discussion about it - it just came out of nowhere and blindsided Kris.
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- Elliptic curve cryptography in practice, Bos, J.W. | Halderman, J.A. | Heninger, N. | Moore, J. | Naehrig, M. | Wustrow, E., Lecture Notes in Computer Science (including subseries Lecture Notes in Artificial Intelligence and Lecture Notes in Bioinformatics), 2014
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There are a lot of "rules of thumb" in the personal finance world. We all know the classic ones: you should save at least 10% of your income, you should have 6 – 12 months of expenses saved into an emergency fund, and you should X% of your portfolio invested in stocks where X is 120 minus your age. In fact, rules of thumb are so ubiquitous in personal finance that I took a look at four rules of thumb in need of some refreshing [3].
However, those are publicly known rules of thumb that experts have repeated over and over again. What I'd like to know is whether you have any personal rules of thumb that you live by? It doesn't have to be strictly personal finance related, it just has to have served you well over the years.
I ask because in my post about the best car for students [4], Financial Samurai [5] offered up a great rule:
I use the 1/10th rule we coined. Essentially, the car you buy should cost no more than 1/10th your gross income. I've used this rule to a T, and it works well.
I think that it might be a little on the low side, especially if you only have one income, but you wouldn't be wrong to use a similar rule.
Do you have any personal rules of thumb that have worked well for you?
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(In this issue's High Five, author and publisher Richard Peabody discusses five influential works.)
A big hit for the Searchers at the height of the British Invasion but written by DeShannon, an American. "Close my eyes for a second and pretend it's me you want/Meanwhile I try to act so nonchalant." Lord there's a rhyme. Has anybody ever attempted anything like that in a hit song? And then there''s the jingle-jangle guitar riff oft-repeated (from The Byrds to Tom Petty to the Smiths) but created here by DeShannon and Jack Nitzsche, and to which any guitarists worth their salt owes everything.
You may only know DeShannon for "What the World Needs Now is Love Sweet Love," a song she didn't even write. She is arguably the first west coast woman singer/songwriter (with Carole King and Ellie Greenwich making up the NYC contingent. Yep, when she started there were only three women doing it at all. Everybody else follows in their footsteps). She has written hundreds of songs.
Sharon Lee Myers was born in Hazel, Kentucky, and began singing on radio at age six. She was touring by age 15. She went through name changes from Sherry Lee, to Jackie Dee, to Jacquie Shannon, Jackie Shannon, and finally as Jackie DeShannon.
Briefly touching on highlights of her career is rough. I want to write this woman's biography. She started out rockabilly and country, went girl group pop, then folk, then pop. She can mimic any style. Her gospel stuff is great. She's done two albums with jazzy standards. Dated Elvis. Eddie Cochran convinced her to move to LA not NY, (she later wrote songs with his girlfriend after his death). Performed on stage the night the music died (she was on the same tour with Buddy Holly et al.). Saw Dylan in 1962 and fought to get an album of Dylan covers released in 1963! Failed. (A few cuts did make it to vinyl. Jackie's version of "Don't Think Twice It's All Right" is wonderful.) Toured with the Beatles on their first US tour. (There are some great pix on the web of her playing Monopoly with George). Had an affair with Jimmy Page when, as a 17-year-old session musician, he played on her London sessions, she also wrote some songs with him. Used the Byrds as her backing band on a couple songs. Toured as a duet with Ry Cooder. Wrote songs with Randy Newman. Barry White was one of her backup singers and Dr. John played piano for her Laurel Canyon album. Van Morrison produced an album, which was shelved. Rhino Handmade has finally released those tracks as bonus cuts on a reissue of Jackie and they're incredible, particularly the two duets with Van (though the liner notes claim Van doesn't appear on the disk.) Won a gold record for "Bette Davis Eyes" when Kim Carnes made it trendy. Tracey Ullman had a hit with her "Breakaway." Sang the definitive version of "Drift Away" and watched the suits put her version in the vaults and then hand it to Dobie Gray.
I could go on and on about this woman who never had total control over her own work until her most recent album, You Know Me (2000) and yet, despite the suits messing with everything, somehow wrote amazing songs you don't know about and have never heard: "Salinas," "West Virginia Mine," "Queen of the Rodeo," and on and on. Recently, after a 20-year hiatus, she's back with a couple new releases and a tour of places like the Knitting Factory. A new CD is due in the next year or so.
Her official site
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Flann O'Brien, At Swim-Two-Birds
"At Swim-Two-Birds" was a revelation. A story within a story within a story. Flann O'Brien (real name Brian O'Nolan) was a friend of James Joyce, a journalist, and a gifted wit. This book opened my mind in graduate school like nothing I'd ever encountered. It's a novel about a lazy college student who writes a novel about a writer writing a novel whose disgruntled characters rebel while he sleeps and rewrite everything. This book gives every budding experimentalist the permission to delve deeper, try more, and keep going in the face of all negative feedback. The book also features a wily Pooka (not unlike the shapeshifting Pooka/rabbit in the Jimmy Stewart movie Harvey). If you haven't read it, what are you waiting for? O'Brien also cunningly riffs on Irish history and myth. I recommend this one first before going on to his other delights like The Third Policeman and The Dalkey Archive (which features James Joyce as a non-writing character).
About Flann O'Brien; also see Wikipedia
Bill Knott, The Naomi Poems (Corpse and Beans, 1968)
Anybody I've ever met who knows Bill Knott claims the man's a mad genius. I was introduced to his whacked-out poems by DC poet Harrison Fisher. (Fisher's own poems examined the same absurdist/surreal turf.) This particular collection of Knott's work, his first book, released in the Spring of 1968 when he was 28, was published under the pseudonym of St. Geraud 1940-1966. Many of the poems in the book are Vietnam era poems and Knott used the dates to declare himself a victim of the war.
He says more in three lines than many poets say in 300 pages, such as:
or this:
There have been many poems and books since this startling debut. He's been teaching at Emerson College for eons. He self-published a bunch of chapbooks in the 1990s when most of his work was o.p. and he was in danger of becoming (it seemed to me) a lost poet. Now, if you go to his website you can download almost every single poem he's ever written. He's spent years going his own unconventional way, neither beholden to the poetry world, literary reputation, critics, fans, even at times reinventing himself so much that he seems at times like a gunslinger raring to blow his own foot off. And for all of that if you take the time to explore his wordplay you'll discover a gentle soul, an incredible poetic knowledge, and ultimately one of the best poets we have. If you like Tom Lux, check out Knott and discover where Lux learned everything.
Knott's homepage
Richard Hell on Knott
Bookslut interview with Knott
Dennis Potter, The Singing Detective (1986)
Although I love both the British version of Pennies From Heaven with Bob Hoskins and Dreamchild, his paean to Lewis Carroll and Alice Liddell, those are like working sketches for what would become his finest work. It's here where Dennis Potter's genius is fully launched at your corpus callosum. Potter layers a noir novel/1940s popular songs/hospital scenes/memory/hallucinations/the creative process/the imagination atop one another like various strata. It doesn't always work—the dreadful Track 29 should be a cautionary tale. But when it does this is sublime magic. The BBC version is six segments, clocking in at 300 minutes. This fragmented nonlinear approach interspersed with songs is the best thing I've ever seen on TV. It's commonplace now for characters to break into song—but Potter was experimenting with that idea back in 1978. Potter subverts and manipulates popular song for unprecedented dramatic effect. But there's so much going on here that the recent Robert Downey Jr. version failed to capture. No, the BBC version is the one to watch. Catch Michael Gambon in full rant and rave, thrill to how scenery changes, or faces, as different variations of story and plot and flashback compete with each other for space in your own memory. But best of all soon after a wildly comic climax where the fictional characters have a gun battle in the very real hospital complete with casualties, Gambon finally gets what's happened to him and why. This moment of epiphany—Who Dun it—explains all to the audience who finally grasp all of the layers Potter has been laying atop one another in this cinematic baklava, the art coming together to jerk what has been a switchback of a plotline into chronological order so perfectly that all becomes seamless. This my friends, is how our minds really work, how they attempt to make order out of the sensory input of the day. Nobody has ever come close to approaching this process in anything as remotely entertaining as this.
Family Homepage; also see Wikipedia
Scott Walker, The Drift (2006)
Love it or hate it, you've never heard an album like this one. The deep baritone in The Walker Brothers (none of whom were named Walker, none of whom were brothers) who made it big in England (like Jimi Hendrix did as yanks in exile) in the aftermath of the British Invasion. You're no doubt familiar with "Make it Easy on Yourself" and "The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore." Walker went on to make a string of solo albums (the first time I bought some at the Woolworths at Montgomery Mall back in 1971 the sales clerk treated me like I was a sad case into Perry Como). His renditions of Jacques Brel songs "My Death," "Next," and "Jackie" surpass the originals. He reunited the Walker Brothers a few times and then disappeared. Music went through tons of changes and in 1978 they reunited and released Nite Flights. Buy it for Scott's four cuts. In "The Electrician" he sings from the point of view of a South American torturer: "If I jerk the handle you'll die in your dreams/If I jerk the handle you'll thrill me and thrill me and thrill me." It is as though he'd channeled Bruce Cockburn and taken things a bit more political, a little more drastic. His great anti-wall of sound is meant to be played LOUD. Even people who love "difficult music" will be startled.
Julian Cope rediscovered Walker in the 1980s while assembling the compilation Fire Escape in the Sky: The Godlike Genius of Scott Walker. And then Scott released the difficult Climate of Hunter in 1984. David Bowie, David Sylvian, Robert Fripp, Brian Eno, and Daniel Lanois all tried to work with him and Scott turned them all down. Sigh. He is a genius, he is also uncompromising. Another decade passed and he returned with Tilt, an even more difficult combo of fractured lyrics and aural assault. Now he turns up in the oddest places—on the Bond soundtrack to The World Is Not Enough, as host of the Meltdown Festival 2000 (London) where he programmed two weeks of musical acts, as producer of Pulp's We Love Life. Ute Lemper covered a couple of his songs on Punishing Kiss (although the 10-minute "Lullaby [By-by-by]" is only on the Japanese pressing and the themed 5-CD anthology Scott Walker in 5 Easy Pieces). Last year brought us The Drift, where songs include sounds like a man smacking a fist into a side of raw meat. A documentary on Walker's career has just been released—Scott Walker: 30 Century Man. As far as an artist continuing to work in the face of total obscurity with nothing but a small cult following—Walker's the one.
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Hearing set for alleged Colo. prison gang member
DENVER An alleged white supremacist gang member arrested during the investigation into the killing of Colorado's prisons chief will make his first court appearance Monday.
James Lohr was arrested early Friday after a brief chase in Colorado Springs. Authorities had announced they were looking for him and a fellow gang member as persons of interest in the slaying of Tom Clements.
The only named suspect in the case is another member of the 211 Crew prison gang who was killed in a shootout last month in Texas.
Lohr has a criminal record dating back to 1992 and was wanted on three separate warrants unrelated to the Clements investigation.
Authorities are investigating various motives in Clements' killing, including whether it was a hit ordered by the gang.
THIS IS A BREAKING NEWS UPDATE. Check back soon for further information. AP's earlier story is below.
A white supremacist prison gang member was arrested but another was still being sought for questioning Friday in the death of Colorado's prisons chief as authorities investigated whether the gang had any ties to the killing.
James Lohr was taken into custody early Friday, El Paso County sheriff's spokesman Jeff Kramer said. Lohr was wanted for questioning in the slaying of Department of Corrections Director Tom Clements.
Authorities believe Lohr was in contact with gang associate Evan Ebel days before the killings of Clements and pizza delivery man Nate Leon. Police said they believe Ebel killed Leon and Clements in the days before he died in a shootout in Texas. The motive in the killings isn't clear.
Clements was shot to death March 19 in Monument, just north of Colorado Springs. Leon was killed two days earlier. His body was found in the Denver suburb of Golden.
KRDO-TV reported ( http://tinyurl.com/d8bj8vt ) Colorado Springs police arrested Lohr after a short foot chase that started when police tried to stop a car.
Authorities issued an alert Wednesday asking other law enforcement agencies to be on the lookout for Lohr and Thomas Guolee, both of Colorado Springs, who were identified as 211 Crew members. Ebel was a member of the same gang.
Lohr, 47, and Guolee, 31, are not being called suspects in Clements' death, but their names surfaced during the investigation, Kramer said. Both were wanted on warrants unrelated to the Clements investigation.
Kramer said earlier that it was possible one or both of them could be headed to Nevada or Texas.
Guolee's mother, Deborah Eck, told The Denver Post that Guolee called her husband a week and a half ago to ask for a ride to the police station so he could turn himself in for what she believed was a parole violation. But she said they never heard back from him.
Police came to her house Wednesday looking for Guolee.
"One cop said if he would have turned himself in for violation of probation, he probably wouldn't be in the situation he was now," she told the newspaper.
Lohr has been wanted in Las Animas County in southeastern Colorado. He was arrested for violating a protection order in Trinidad on Dec. 1, 2012, after police found that he'd been drinking with friends at a tattoo shop. According to court documents, drinking was a violation of a protective order against him, and he was arrested. Lohr then failed to appear in court in that case Feb. 20, and a warrant was issued for his arrest.
Lohr has a criminal record going back to 1992. In 1996, after he pleaded guilty to burglarizing a home, court records show he was ordered to have no contact with his estranged wife after she told police he repeatedly broke into her home and stole items to pawn.


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Learn more about the General Education & Liberal Arts Breadth requirements before you arrive. Begin to explore your major requirements.
Follow the link here to take a look at Knightweb before you use it at orientation! Begin to prepare for orientation by looking up classes that you might be interested in taking to fulfill your general education requirements.
We know, we know - the last thing you want to do is take more exams. But it's important; foreign language placement test scores are integral to your advising conversations at Orientation. Learn more about the foreign language placement exam. You'll be able to take the exam on day 1 from 10:00am to 12:00pm or on day 2 from 10:00am to 12:00pm or 1:30pm to 3:30pm. Please note that you will only need approximately 30 minutes to complete the exam and you do not need to pre-register. All exams will take place in Milne 104.
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While we label all menu items with icons to denote whether they are gluten-free, vegan or vegetarian and we keep a customer accessible fridge and freezer stocked with gluten-free items in the all-you-care-to-eat restaurants, it is important to remember that we can only truly help the customers that reach out to us to discuss their needs. If you have a specialty diet or any dietary concerns, please call our Nutrition & Wellness Coordinator Cory Hancock, RD CLC at 585-245-5569.
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LATS ( Livingston Area Transportation Service) has electronic signs which show arrival times of buses at some of the local stops along their route. The signs are located in H parking lot, at the west end of the MacVittie College Union, south of Wayne Hall, inside the Milne Library main entrance and near the entrance to Wegmans shopping center.
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Learning About New Cancer Treatments
You may have just heard about a new or alternative form of cancer treatment. Before you put your time, your body, and your money on the line, learn more about what you are looking at so you can decide if it's worth it. Click on the topics below to get started.
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Cheaters never prosper, get banned and don't get a refund in The Castle Doctrine, an indie online game where players protect their "castles" and families from other players by decking it out with various hazards to ward of thieves. Developer Jason Rohrer has banned the first player from the alpha version of his online game The Castle Doctrine, and he says that anyone who uses the source code to create cheats or exploits a bug during the alpha test will be banned from play and not receive the early adopter $8 fee they paid.
Rohrer added a security camera element to the game so he could monitor what players were doing when they robbed another player's house. Because he found that watching playback videos so entertaining he decided to open up the feature to players as well. The main goal of implementing this feature was to catch players who were up to no good, and it turns out that he has caught someone doing something they shouldn't have. In turn players can also rat out other players they suspect of cheating or using a bug.
But the big problem for Rohrer is that he may see a lot of credit card / Paypal charge-backs from players who have been banned because the game doesn't present any kind of end-user license agreement or terms of service to the player. Even the readme.txt that comes with the game executable doesn't mention anything about any behavior guidelines – it mentions screen resolution, music and controls.
The first player to get some notoriety by being banned – Steven William Goddard, a.k.a., Michael Ronald Downey – apparently used the source code to make it so that he could walk through walls and ignore the various hazards that homeowners can put out to deter thieves.
Rohrer lays out his thinking on his banning policy:
"Some of you may notice some strange security tapes where someone keeps moving after death and walks through walls," Rohrer writes. " You may also have noticed an impossible house with no path to the vault. Steven William Goddard, a.k.a., Michael Ronald Downey, has apparently modded their game client to walk through walls and ignore death."
"Though this is impossible to PREVENT (even with a closed-source game), it is easy to catch, because everything is recorded," he continues."The great thing about security tapes is that they catch people in the act. In fact, the security tapes were originally in the game just for me to catch cheaters, but I thought that they were so interesting to watch that I made them part of the game."
"Anyway, that person has been banned from the game, and is out $8."
He closes by saying that anyone who sees suspicious activity should let him know so he can review the security tapes and make a determination.
The Castle Doctrine is available in alpha form for $8 at thecastledoctrine.net.
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Game of Thrones Books
The Game of Thrones Books In Order
The popular HBO show Game of Thrones books are based on the series titled A Song of Ice and Fire, written by American fantasy author George RR Martin. The series is made of seven books (2 of which are still being written).
The Game of Thrones Book series, showing their American release date are :
Book 1 – A Game of Thrones (August 1996)
Book 2 – A Clash Of Kings (February 1999)
Book 3 – A Storm of Swords (November 2000)
Book 4 – A Feast for Crows (November 2005)
Book 5 – A Game of Thrones (July 2011)
Book 6 – The Winds of Winter (estimated March 2016)
A game of thrones is nothing more than a very very realistic world set in a fantasy realm. The characters are quite complex but – word of advice – don't get too attached to any of them because the author is but you're going to find yourself more drawn to the into play of characters in the cold cruel is not scared of killing off characters (yes, even the main characters). This creates a very tense an interesting view of the world. Because whatever else it is this world is never ever predictable.
In the land of Westeros, the bad guys sometimes do good things and the good guys often do some bad things. It is really true to life, even though it is based on fantasy realm and story.
All of this shows great promise and leads to much excitement with the coming release of the new HBO series, 'A Game of Thrones". if you have HBO make sure to check it out if you don't you may want to think about getting HBO for the next few months, particularly if you do like really you do like realism and gritty fantasy.


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Our man at Blues has taken a look back at the team's goal this season, after Maikel Kieftenbeld's wonder goal at Derby
Wolverhampton Wanderers denied by late Forest equaliser at Molineux
Young guns fail to fire against Forest
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Kenny Jackett on the departure of Roger Johnson
The Big Interview: Wolverhampton Wanderers keeper Carl Ikeme talks to Bill Howell about the Molineux feel-good factor
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Mick McCarthy had the right idea says Kenny Jackett
Dutchman snapped up on a free transfer by Championship club
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Kenny Jackett on the transfer negotiations for Bakary Sako and Dorus de Vries
Wolverhampton Wanderers transfer update: Kenny Jackett talks Kevin Doyle and brackets
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Kenny Jackett says Dorus De Vries could leave and speaks about lack of interest in other players
Wolverhampton Wanderers interview: Kenny Jackett on having four good keepers to choose from
21-year-old battling Wayne Hennessey, Dorus de Vries and Carl Ikeme for spot between the sticks
Charlton 2 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 - Bill Howell's ull time report from The Valley
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Dean Saunders reflects on victory over Hull at Molineux
Wolverhampton Wanderers 1 Hull City 0: Full time report and pictures
Wolverhampton 1 Huddersfield Town 3: Full time report and pictures from Molineux
The latest news, pictures and views in the build up to the game between Wolves and Huddersfield
Disastrous start costs Wolves
Birmingham City star urges team to keep the faith - and stop doing things by halves
Blues second-half fightback in vain as Wolves claim points
Vital win for Wolverhampton Wanderers at Molineux
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Dean Saunders says he is in the middle of transfer negotiations
Wolverhampton Wanderers: Dean Saunders on Dorus De Vries
Former Wolves star and current soccer agent Mel Eves has his say on local football
Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Dean Saunders needs to act fast for new signings
Wolverhampton Wanderers boss Dean Saunders hit by triple injury blow and reveals Carl Ikeme will have to pay for a new tactics board
Ebanks-Blake and Doyle come to rescue after Ikeme back-pass gaffe
West Bromwich Albion U21s 1 Wolverhampton Wanderers U21s 0 - match report
Wolves manager weighs up attacking options as midfielder returns to fitness.
Wolverhampton Wanderers keeper hopes for quick recovery from dislocated finger
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Basilique Saint Pierre
Sacré-Cœur Basilica stands atop the Butte Montmartre, just a short walk from Terrass Hotel. Construction began in 1875 in the wake of France's defeat to Germany in the Franco-Prussian War.
The Romano-Byzantine monument was consecrated in 1919 when it was given the name "basilica", thereby making it a place of worship.
Before going inside, enjoy the uninterrupted view of Paris from the steps. The top of the dome also affords a spectacular panoramic view of up to thirty miles!
One of the most remarkable features of the interior is the "Savoyarde" bell, which weighs nineteen tons and measures ten feet across, making it the biggest bell in France.
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The World Economic Forum's annual meeting of political and business leaders is taking place between January 23rd and January 27th in Davos, Switzerland. This year, common people can participate in this forum by giving their ideas to make the world a better place and posting it on the YouTube video sharing site.
This year, people from around the world will not only be able to view the forum sessions through webcasts, but they can also voice their opinion and be seen and heard by world leaders by uploading videos online. Through videos and through text on their YouTube channel, the World Economic Forum Davos Conversation organizers made their invitation:


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High Film Rate projection gives 'Hobbit' a hyper-realistic look
NEW YORK — "The Hobbit: An Unexpected Journey" is the first wide-release, major-studio film to be shot and projected at 48 frames per second, twice as fast as the traditional standard of 24 frames. The movie will open Friday in High Frame Rate 3-D (HFR 3-D) in select theaters, as well as in 2-D and 3-D formats and on IMAX.
Technicians say the major benefit of HFR projection is to provide the film with smoother, more realistic motion with reduced strobing. To the average moviegoer this essentially provides a more pleasant viewing experience, especially in 3-D, where the higher speed helps to correctly synchronize the images for each eye.
In a news conference presented by Warner Bros., director Peter Jackson downplayed the cutting-edge nature of the technology and said that it was mainly another cool tool of the moment for filmmakers to play with.
"I had seen a couple of high frame rate movies. I remember going to Disneyland and seeing the Star Tours ride that George Lucas did, which is a high frame rate film," Jackson said. "And I had a direct experience with it three or four years ago when we did a King Kong attraction for Universal Studios in California, which was 60 frames a second 3-D surround film. And I just thought, wow, this is so cool, I wish we could do a feature film like this.
"But, of course, all of the mechanical projectors in cinemas around the world were locked into 24 frames, and it was an infrastructure since the 1920s that existed and was never going to change," he continued. "It was the advent of digital projectors that allowed all this development to happen. And as we were in development, our film editor said, 'you know, if you're interested in high frame rate I think the moment in time has arrived' because the projector manufacturers can probably do it and cameras are going to be able to do it.
"So we decided to take the plunge," he said, "even though on the first day we started shooting 'The Hobbit' at 48 frames you could probably say that there wasn't a single server in the world that could project the movie in that format. And so it was a leap of faith."
While Jackson acknowledged that some moviegoers have complained that the hyper-clarity of HFR makes them feel queasy, he said for older audiences it just might take some getting used to.
"I'm tending to see that anyone under the age of 20 or so doesn't really care and thinks it looks cool and doesn't really even understand it," Jackson said. "They just say the 3-D looks really cool. I think that 3-D at 24 frames (per second) is interesting, but it's the 48 that actually allows 3-D to come to almost lifelike dimensions because it's less eye strain and you have a sharper picture which creates more of a three-dimensional world."
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Meryl Streep and Jim Broadbent star in Phyllida Lloyd's Margaret Thatcher biopic, The Iron Lady, her follow-up to global blockbuster Mamma Mia!. Check out the new still from the film, which started filming the end of January. Here's more on the project, including some of Margaret Thatcher's famous quotes.
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Franchise Index: Previous Season / Next Season
Record: 8-8-0, Finished 2nd in AFC South Division
NFL Season Summary
Scored 324 points (20.2/g), 16th of 32 in the NFL.
Allowed 400 points (25.0/g), 31st.
Differential of -76 points (-4.8/g), 26th.
Expected W-L: 6.0-10.0.
Takeaway/Giveaway Differential +2 (0.1/g), 13th.
Simple Rating System: Total -1.3, Offense: 1.0, Defense: -2.3, SoS: 3.5, versus averages of 0.0.
Coached by
Jeff Fisher
Offensive Coordinator: Norm Chow
Defensive Coordinator: Jim Schwartz
Training Camp: Baptist Sports Park (MetroCenter) (Nashville, Tennessee)


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Don't Use Food to Smuggle Your Huge Supply of Illegal Drugs Into the Country
You can probably find a better hiding place for $4 million worth of pot.
Oops! Police in Arizona found nearly 5,000 pounds of marijuana — about $4 million worth — in a truck that was ostensibly just bringing some tomatoes in from Mexico. (What? They never saw that Simpsons episode where Homer crossbreeds tobacco and tomatoes? We bet it'd work with pot, too.) But that's not the only food-related drug bust happening in the world! A Yankee Stadium security guard flew into New York from Guyana last week and, on his customs form, declared that he was carrying food items: fruit, vegetables, and "cooked rabbit." Except there was no rabbit in his suitcase! Just three bricks of cocaine. [AZ Central; NYDN]