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Chris Chyphya now has an easier time getting to family celebrations.
The Fort Garry resident and avid cyclist will have a much easier time getting to his brother's East Kildonan home for weekly visits now that the Disraeli Active Transportation Bridge is open.
Chyphya said the bridge is easier for riding than the highway bridge, as there's less of an arc to it. He was also thrilled to see six piers from the old road bridge repurposed for the project.
"I'm very impressed," Chyphya said. "A year ago, this was a high-speed highway bridge, and now, it's a human-speed active transportation bridge for walkers, moms pushing their kids in strollers, and cyclists. It seems like a very beautiful thing now."
The bridge was opened to the public in September, but was officially celebrated with a grand opening on Oct. 3.
Chyphya, who will also use the bridge for regular visits to Sam's Place, hopes snow-removal crews will keep the bridge in mind this winter for those who choose to cycle year-round.
Mayor Sam Katz was proud of the $16-million active transportation bridge, a public-private partnership (P3) which he said was completed on time and on budget. Katz added the two new bridges will go a long way to help wipe out the city's infrastructure deficit.
"The completion of the Disraeli Bridge, and the completion of the Disraeli Active Transportation Bridge, are not only two things that are needed, but two things that make our city a better place to live, to work, to play," Katz said. "We all talk about active transportation — but we're not paying lip service, we're getting things done."
Katz is proud of the bridge as it helps to fulfill his vision of keeping the cyclist and vehicle traffic separate.
"I truly believe the safest way for active transportation (to proceed) is to keep it separate and isolated away from vehicles," Katz said, pointing to the Northeast Pioneers Greenway as an example.
Elmwood-Transcona MP Lawrence Toet agreed with Katz that keeping cyclists and motorists separate is ideal. He's glad to see the progress made in connecting communities in the past decade, and feels stronger ones are in the cards in the future.
"You have to look at where we were and where we are today. That doesn't mean we're finished," Toet said. "I think we're going to make the same progress in the next 10 years."
Minister of Local Government Ron Lemieux was also on hand to make the announcement, noting he hopes the bridge will encourage more Winnipeggers to seek alternatives to motor vehicles.
Though much of the talk surrounding the bridge has focused on bringing people from Point A to Point B, Elmwood resident Carlos Sosa said the bridge is a welcome addition for those looking to take a leisurely stroll.
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Pasco School Board heads behind closed doors to talk contract terms
Representatives of the United School Employees of Pasco and the Pasco School Board might have reached a tentative contract agreement. But until members ratify the deal, the terms are still up for conversation.
Today, the Pasco School Board has scheduled an executive session to go over some final points with staff before it votes on the deal.
No one expects the board to renege on the settlement that its negotiating team arrived at after months of talks. But it still has one big financial cloud looming over the horizon with relation to the contract. And that's what board members are likely to discuss behind closed doors. (We say "likely" because no one will reveal the exact details of the agenda other than to say it's about negotiations.)
The language in question involves furlough days and unspent funds. The USEP has been hammering the district for weeks to make sure that it follows this agreement: "The Board and Union also agree that they will regularly meet to continuously review the financial condition of the District, including potential savings from a variety of sources including but not limited to health insurance utilization, to determine if these furlough days can be reimbursed to employees. It is not intended that savings from these furlough days be set aside to offset any anticipated shortfall for the 2012-2013 school year."
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Liberty Hosts James Madison Tuesday
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The Liberty Flames (9-6, 0-0 Big South) host intrastate rival James Madison Dukes
(13-3, 8-1 CAA), Tuesday at 3 p.m. at Worthington Stadium. The meeting is the first of
three this season between the two squads and the first of two contests at Worthington
All-Time Series Against James Madison
Tuesday will be the 56th meeting between the Flames and the Dukes on the diamond
since 1976. After taking both meetings between the two teams last season, James
Madison leads the all-time series, 29-26.
Last year, despite the Flames out-hitting the Dukes 14-10 on March 14, James
Madison downed Liberty, 8-3, at Long/Mauck Stadium in Harrisonburg, Va. Later in
2007, the Dukes defeated the Flames, 11-2, on April 18 at Worthington Stadium.
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Liberty dropped two games on Saturday at the Coca-Cola Classic in Hattiesburg,
Miss. The Flames opened the day, falling to host Southern Miss, 5-0. Third baseman
Cody Brown had three hits in the contest for Liberty. Pitcher David Stokes yielded his
first earned run of the season in the game. The senior right-hander had not allowed an
earned run in 22 1/3 innings to start the season.
Later in the afternoon, the Flames dropped a 9-2 decision to Cal. State Northridge.
The Matadors scored six times in the sixth inning to take the lead for good in the contest.
Second baseman Tommy Bussey and Brown had two hits each in the game for
A Look at the Dukes
James Madison enters Tuesday's contest riding a nine-game winning streak and
sporting a 5-0 record on the road this season. The unbeaten road mark includes midweek
victories at Tennessee and Virginia Tech.
The Dukes have posted a 13-3 overall record this season and have also jumped out
to an 8-1 mark in the Colonial Athletic Conference, a reversal from 2007, when James
Madison finished with a 22-31 record and a ninth place conference finish at 11-17.
As a team, the Dukes have hit .339 this season, while holding opponents to a .256
batting average. Seven James Madison players have opened the season hitting .320
or better, lead by outfielder Brett Sellers who is hitting .462 to start the year.
Flames at Worthington Stadium
For the past 28 years, the Flames have called Worthington Stadium their home. The
Flames have compiled an impressive 480-216-4 record at the facility for a winning percentage
of .686 since the stadium's inception in 1979.
This year, the Flames are slated to play 28 home games at the stadium. Liberty has
posted a 5-2 record at Worthington to begin the season.
The slate of 28 games is tentatively scheduled to include the first night contests in
the history of the stadium this season. The lights at the facility are to be installed by
March 28, with 10 contests currently scheduled to be played under the lights.
Last season, Liberty went 23-9 at Worthington. The 23 wins tie for the third most by
the Flames in a season at the facility.
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Junior third baseman Cody Brown is off to a strong start at the plate. The third baseman
has hit a team-leading .474 with 12 RBIs in 38 at bats this season. The junior has
started eight of the last nine Liberty contest at third base. In the contest he didn't start
on March 9, Brown entered the game in the fifth frame and proceeded to go 3-for-3 with
four RBIs. Over the nine-game stretch, he has hit .531 with 11 RBIs and a home run.
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LA MIRADA - There was food, shiny cars and exhibits at La Mirada High School's kickoff of its new "Reach for the Sun" Solar Academy.
The school was awarded a three-year, $42,000 state grant last year to pay for the program, with matching funds from the Norwalk-La Mirada Unified School District and in-kind services from solar industry partners, educational partners and other individuals.
"This is very exciting for our school," said Norma Williamson, head of the academy.
It's the first time the California Department of Education has funded high schools for green academies, she said.
The 60 academy students who took part in the event were introduced to solar energy and solar career opportunities through the interactive exhibits and green topical informational booths.
Two of the partners in the program - Golden West Community College and Plug in America - showed off environmentally friendly cars.
"This is a great program to show teens the future of non-gasoline fueled cars," said Tom Hersh, Golden West renewable energies instructor.
The biggest interest from the students - male and female alike - was the shiny red sports car.
The Tesla Motors Roadster has the same range as a Lamborghini, owner Linda Nicholes, president of Plug In America, told the students.
Its tops speed is 130 mph.
"They seem to get the message," said Mike Kane, Plug In America board member. "Reaching out to young people is a major component of what we do."
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"It's going to be up to our generation to make solar energy a reality of everyday life," said Gary Maluzenko, 15.
He and fellow academy student, Joey Santana, 15, learned about the green program during spring semester.
"Mrs. Williamson came to our classroom to talk about the academy," Santana said. "I though it was a good way to help spread the word about saving the environment."
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Lady Lions went 2-2 at the Austin College Classic.
SAGU lost to Southwestern University (Tx), 3-0; and to the University of Dallas, 3-1, on Friday. Today the Lady Lions topped Austin College (Tx), 3-1, and then swept Sul Ross State University (Tx), 3-0.
The Lady Lions fell at Louisiana College today, 2-1, in overtime.
The Lions came up short at Louisiana College, 3-0, this afternoon.
The Lions competed against nine teams at a tournament in Abilene, Texas. The squad finished sixth. The women's team wasn't able to pick up points. Due to injuries they didn't have enough runners to score, though they did compete.
SAGU fell to Bethany College, 35-20, at Midlothian Stadium. The Lions built a 20-7 lead early in the second quarter before the Swedes scored 28 unanswered points.
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METROLINK has been announced as an official partner of the ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon.
In recognition of its role as official partner, Metrolink is offering support for runners and supporters alike at the event, which takes place in Trafford on April 6.
Relay participants are being offered free travel to and from the relay handover points along the marathon route, while spectators will be able to take advantage of a two for one travel offer.
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Viewing points are within easy reach of Metrolink stops, including the half/half relay handover point in Altrincham and the marathon start and finish lines near the Old Trafford and Exchange Quay stops.
Race director, Simon Hill, said: "We are very pleased to have Metrolink on board as a partner sponsor of the ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon 2014. Offering free travel to the relay participants is a great way for Metrolink to show its support of the event, and the 2 for 1 travel voucher will encourage even more spectators to cheer on the runners and soak up the festival atmosphere of the event all around the course."
TfGM's Metrolink Director, Peter Cushing, said: "With these offers, we are making life a little easier for both runners and spectators. With the road closures in place, Metrolink offers a quick, convenient and inexpensive way to access key marathon points, which are near to Metrolink stops.
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The ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon, which takes place in Trafford on April 6, is the flattest and fastest marathon in the UK and is recognised as one of the flattest courses in the world with only 54m elevation gain. Starting and finishing at Manchester United Football Club, Old Trafford, the ASICS Greater Manchester Marathon includes the two leg 'half/half' relay and the 'four leg' relay aimed at anyone wishing to run a shorter distance whilst still experiencing the race day atmosphere.
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Key entertainment details and locations include: • Gorse Hill Studios at Gorse Hill, 8km and 41 km.
• Sale brass band at Sale Waterside, 12 km.
• Trinity Methodist Choir at Sale Moor, 13 km.
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• Trafford Youth Orchestra at Brooklands (St John the Divine), 15km & 23 km.
• Frank Sidebottom / Frank's Army and the Rock Choir at Timperley Village, 16 km & 23 km.
• Altrincham Children's Choir, Loose Change and Rock Choir at Altrincham, 21 km.
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• Tomahawks, Firsway School, Friends of Dainewell Park, The Manor House and Café 56 / Life Centre at Sale West, 28km – 30 km.
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Our shop does rhodium plating and recently we have run into a problem when plating rhodium over small flat washer-like copper disks. The parts are first cleaned and then gold-flashed with 8–10 microinches of gold. The rhodium is than applied over the gold flash. We apply 25–35 microinches of rhodium. The parts blister around the edges and many are streaked. What are we doing wrong? F. T.
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Aspen Dental has opened a new San Antonio office in the Westwood Shopping Center on West Loop 1604, its second such practice in Texas.
Dr. Krista Whalen Nall will serve as the lead dentist at the new office, located at 6603 W. Loop 1604 North.
Eight more Aspen Dental practices are expected to open in Texas through the end of this year. All will provide services including dentures, preventive care, general dentistry and restoration.
Every Aspen Dental practice will be open from 8 a.m. to 8 p.m. Mondays through Thursdays, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Fridays and 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.Saturdays.
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CARERS are celebrating a Uturn by council chiefs who told them the people they looked after were barred from meetings due to health and safety concerns.
Members of Bury Carers Centre were outraged by the council's decision to ban the people they care for from the centre's meetings in November last year.
The centre in Silver Street had previously welcomed spouses, family members and friends to activities and a coffee morning with carers.
Now Bury Council has reverted to that line.
Pat Coote, vice-chairman of the Bury Carers Forum, had criticised the authority's decision for its "lack of compassion" and said it created a barrier for carers.
She is delighted that, after an intervention by Cllr Rishi Shori, cabinet member for adult care, health and housing, an agreement has been reached.
Pat, who cares for her husband Wilfred and had regularly brought him to the centre, said: "I am absolutely thrilled with the decision. This will make such a big difference to my life and that of my husband. I'm so glad that Cllr Shori has intervened and taken the time to listen to the view of carers.
"Being a carer is tougher than people can ever imagine and you need all the support that you can get."
Carer Louise Brook said that the council's decision had made carers the victims of disability discrimination by association.
But a spokesman for Bury Council confirmed extra public liability insurance would be taken out to cover people who were cared for attending at the centre.
Cllr Shori said he was "disappointed" the council had got into the situation in the first place but was glad it had now been resolved.
He added: "People should not have to fight the system, it should work with them. Carers are the unsung heroes of our community and it is important that we as a council back up our warm words with the right actions."
Cllr Joan Grimshaw, chairman of Bury Carers Forum, said: "This is a weight of everybody's mind. We literally had carers in tears when they were told that they could not bring their cared-for to the centre and I would like to thank Rishi for his help."
For more information on attending Bury Carers Centre or future carers forums: call the centre on 0161 763 4867.


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Porsche Introduces Cayenne Platinum Edition
Porsche India has launched limited edition of the Cayenne dubbed — the Platinum Edition. Available in both diesel and petrol avatars — the Cayenne Platinum Edition petrol costs Rs 1.06 crore, while the diesel is priced at Rs 1.08 crore (all ex-showroom Maharashtra). There are no mechanical changes with these limited run Platinum Edition. The new edition is now available for order, with deliveries set to commence from August 2016.


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WarMUX – Free Clone of Worms for Linux
Previously known as Wormux, WarMUX is a free, open-source clone of the popular game Worms, with completely new, free-licensed graphics and music/sounds, available for Linux, Windows and Mac. Starting with version 0.9.0, WarMUX introduced single player games versus AI too. The available game modes are single player (vs AI) and multiplayer on the online server, as well as hotseat games.
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For thos who never played Worms-like games, here's what WarMUX is about. It's a turn-based, team game, taking place on various 2D maps, with each team formed by 1 or more characters which you will be able to control, one at a time, when your turn arrives. You can move your characters around and choose from a wide range of weapons to exterminate your enemies. In WarMUX each team can have a minimum of one and a maximum of 10 characters, and the game also offers various configuration settings before the game starts, settings which will have an impact on the game (like gravity, duration of a turn, enabling/disabling character switching and so on). The game ends when all of the enemy teams' members are dead.


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Jellyfish-M are anti-personnel mines with skittering tentacles, able to rapidly move towards the enemy in a pack but are easily dispatched with assault rifle fire. When activated they have a purple light on their backs that turns red when about to explode. Let the Marines handle these
Jellfish-L are area superiority guided mobile explosives easily capable of destroying a light bunker, basically the Jellyfish-M in larger form and with more armor. When heavily damaged the green lights on their back turn red and moves faster, signaling it is close to exploding. Use shotguns, anything to kill them as far from the IFV as possible.
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In this episode of the Make: Talk podcast I interviewed Joel Murphy. He's an artist living in Brooklyn and owns a business designing and fabricating electro-mechanical projects for artists and designers. He teaches Physical Computing at Parsons the New School for Design, and he owns Rachel's Electronics, an online store for electronics kits and breakout boards. He's the co-creator of the Pulse Sensor, an Arduino compatible sensor that measures heart rate beats per minute. (Here's a how-to article about making a headband with the Pulse Sensor in MAKE, Volume 29).Read the rest
Problem: The iPhone speaker works fine when headphones are plugged into it. However, as soon as the headphones are removed, there is no sound emitted from the iPhone. In other words, the iPhone speaker doesn't work. My phone wouldn't ring and I couldn't hear any sound from the iPhone. This happened to my phone after it was water damaged.
Solution: Find a q-tip. Insert the q-tip into the headphone jack of the iPhone. Swivel the q-tip around for a bit and clean the inside of the headphone jack. Once I did this, the problem was magically fixed!
I had my doubts, but I tried it. It didn't work. I used another Q-tip. Still didn't work. But, the Q-tips smelled like oil and vinegar salad dressing. So I kept on sticking them into the jack. After the fifth or sixth Q-tip, Lana Del Rey started singing through the phone.
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It's been so long since Transmetropolitan ended that I sometimes forget how totally incandescent Warren Ellis is when he's talking politics. His latest Vice column, "My Last Column About the Presidential Election (Really)," was a good reminder.
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President Obama's fairly grim, toothless, meandering and perfunctory presidency gained excellent contrast from an assemblage of GOP candidates so demented and corrupt that even to so describe them would be an insult to the many hard-working demented and corrupt politicians extant today. It was an array of desperate, shambling criminals (and Jon Huntsman, who presumably was there on a bet) that may have been unprecedented, even in the stinking cesspool of American politics, in its lunatic evil. The "winner" of the GOP race was always going to be the one who didn't shit themselves on stage. But the GOP itself couldn't win, because, of the bunch running, the best you could hope for was a candidate who didn't shit themselves on stage.
Which is exactly what the Republican party got. A man who's only coherent when he's lying. Any solid political points he might have made have been washed away in a tide of dissembling, flipflopping and outright bullshitting. Broad swathes of the party fail to summon enthusiasm for him. The Koch brothers, who could surely have amassed mighty forces to Romney's advantage, have provided only perfunctory support. And his mealymouthing about Big Government have put him on the wrong side of not only New York but also New Jersey, whose well-liked Republican governor Chris Christie has been effusive in his praise of the President even as Romney was being pelted with his own words about disbanding the Federal Emergency Management Agency.
Quarterly Co. is a "subscription service for wonderful things." They "send people physical items in the mail from influential contributors of their choice."
Quarterly kindly chose me as an "influential contributor." Here's a glimpse at one of the items in my first package of goodies:
As an editor of Boing Boing, Mark Frauenfelder turns the big, bad Internet into quick hits of joy. His Quarterly theme, Fantastic Plastic, does something similar for real life: He's sending humble gadgets that pick you up and throw you for a loop. We're about to wrap #MLF01, and it's a blast.
As Mark writes, "Plastic items are excellent gifts——precisely because they have little intrinsic value, the love and thoughtfulness of the giver stands out." So basically, they're inexpensive and they make you look caring. Grab the next round for the fun-lover in your life now.
Maybe you were unhappy about a favorite character's departure from The Walking Dead. Maybe you're annoyed about how much the show differs from the comics. But maybe you'd just like to see some old-school stop-motion animation on the show, like the dancing undead girlfriend in Evil Dead 2. Well, Adult Swim's official source for stop-motion pop culture commentary, Robot Chicken, has just given us a sneak-peak at Walking Dead creator Robert Kirkman's debut on the show...and it looks like he's having a less than splendid time! We've provided a tease, but get a look at the full picture at E! Online. (via Robot Chicken on Twitter) Read the rest
This post is sponsored by Disney's Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two the video game:
People who know me know enough to run away when I start talking about Carl Barks, the late great Disney comic book artist and writer. Barks is in my top-3 list of cartoonists (along with Jack Kirby and Robert Crumb). My friends are aware that once I get started talking about Carl Barks, I can go on and on about what a fantastic craftsman and yarn spinner he was. (Fantagraphics is republishing all of Barks' duck comics in a handsome hardbound series called the Complete Carl Barks Disney Library.)
I'm a duck snob, so I never paid much attention to Mickey Mouse. That turned out to be a mistake. In the past couple of years I've become acquainted with Disney's most prolific Mickey Mouse cartoonist: Floyd Gottfredson through the release of Walt Disney's Mickey Mouse: "Race to Death Valley," a compilation of his newspaper comic strips, published by Fantagraphics. Boy, was I missing out!
Born in 1905, Gottfredson got a job at Walt Disney Studios in 1929 as an apprentice animator. A year later he was asked to temporarily fill in on the Mickey Mouse daily newspaper comic strip, which Walt Disney had originally scripted. This short-term assignment ended up lasting 45 years. For the first four years or so good Gottfredson scripted, penciled, and inked every strip by himself. After that he focused on plotting and penciling, leaving the inking and dialogue to other talented artists and writers that he collaborated with. Read the rest
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The following project is excerpted from Unbored: The Essential Field Guide to Serious Fun, by Joshua Glenn and Elizabeth Foy Larsen, designed by Tony Leone, published in October by Bloomsbury.
I wrote the introduction to Unbored, and it is probably the best do-it-yourself and activity book for children I've seen. The variety of projects is astounding, and it's modern and appealing to kids and adults. Many contemporary kids' activity books are rehashes of the old "Handy Book For Boys and Girls" that aren't much fun and, in my opinion, not very accurate. If you take a look at those old books, you might come to the same conclusion as me that the authors didn't make the sail boats, wind carts, truss bridges, and other projects. Unbored, on the other hand, has real projects that were actually tested out. Here's an example of a real project from Unbored, which was written by my friend, John Edgar Park.
SOAK AND DESTROY: Remote-Controlled Water Blaster
Written and photographed John Edgar Park
Want to keep your brothers, sisters, and friends from breaking into your secret fort to dig through your comic books? Build a remote-controlled motorized water blaster so you can soak them while sneakily savoring the moment from a safe distance!
Last year, I posted about BB pal Jonathan Koshi's brilliantly-reimagined pop culture calaveras, the decorated skulls associated with the Dia de los Muertos. Now, Koshi has released a new limited print run of his letterpressed skull series featuring Spy vs. Spy, Alien, Mario, and other characters. This special series, titled "Molasses," is black ink letterpressed on black paper, and damn they look sharp. They're 12" x 12", printed on heavyweight recycled paper, and cost just $42 each during the presale that ends this Saturday (11/10). You can see the skulls in person at a group show at San Francisco's Campfire Gallery opening November 10.
"Molasses" show info at Koshi's blog
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Bob Knetzger alerted me to a Comics Journal interview with Joost Swarte, who I mentioned last week because he has a new book called, Is That All There Is? Bob says: "Very interesting interview with Joost Swarte. Didn't know he studied industrial design and that he does lots more than comics… and that he coined the term clear line.'"
From David Peniston's introduction to the interview:
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Where Le Corbusier is better known for his architecture than for his paintings, collages and drawings, Swarte has moved in the opposite direction, making a name for himself first as a cartoonist and illustrator and in more recent years branching into architectural work and stained-glass widows, even creating furniture and fonts. He has worked with architects on the design of the Toneelschuur Theater in Haarlem and is a major consultant and contributor to the design of the Herge Museum in Belgium. Swarte founded Stripdagen, a biennial international comics festival in Haarlem, in 1990 and has himself been the subject of many exhibitions, including the World Exposition of Joost Swarte, which has traveled throughout Europe. I had Swarte's home phone number from my contact in Germany, a comics dealer named ebi wilke. So one Monday morning in February, I pick up the phone and place an international call to a number in the Netherlands — in Haarlem to be precise. I tell the woman who answers, "I'm looking for Joost Swarte," and after a short pause, a low but confident, friendly, male voice, with a slight Dutch accent announces, "Joost Swarte." (pronounced Yost Svarta).
Fair warning, fair readers: There is no way to discuss this episode of The Walking Dead without major spoilers, because this one was probably one of the most emotionally impactful episodes of the season, maybe even the series so far. Serious things happened to major characters; one of them could have been predicted by fans of the comic, but another was pretty unprecedented. What I can mention ahead of the jump (and all the spoilers) is that we have more with Merle, Michonne, Andrea, and the Governor, and it looks like our separated factions will soon reunite.
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ZURICH (Reuters) - Swiss drugmaker Roche has hired a leading American academic in a bid to revive part of its research operations which have struggled to shake off a string of high-profile and costly failures.
The Basel-based drugmaker said on Tuesday John C. Reed, 54, chief executive at Sanford-Burnham Medical Research Institute in California, would take over as head of Roche's Pharma Research and Early Development - known as pRED - on April 2.
Mike Burgess, who has led the unit on a temporary basis since Roche revamped its research operations last June, will leave the company.
"Appointing a new head of pRED from the outside is viewed as an excellent move in order to reposition this organizational unit within Roche," said Kepler Capital Markets analyst Martin Voegtli.
"Historical R&D productivity of pRED has been poor and we expect dynamics to pick up."
Roche's pRED unit has languished in the shadow of Genentech's Research and Early Development (gRED) operations - the main driver of the company's pipeline whose labs cooked up Roche's four top-selling medicines in 2011.
The drugmaker decided to keep the two research operations separate after its 2009 takeover of the Californian biotech company to preserve Genentech's culture.
In the meantime, pRED has been hit by several problems. Last year Roche halted clinical trials of experimental heart drug dalcetrapib, one of pRED's most promising drug candidates.
The failure contributed to Roche's decision to close its 80-year-old Nutley, New Jersey research facility and replace Jean-Jacques Garaud, then head of pRED.
Industry investors have clamored for a better return on research investments as drug makers lose billions of dollars in sales to cheaper generic versions of their top products in recent years.
Roche pledged at its investor day last September to keep a lid on research spending, which totaled 8.3 billion Swiss francs ($8.7 billion) in 2011, around one fifth of total sales.
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The second reason is that the more people are involved in an effort, the easier it is to hide behind the herd. Large project teams enable team members to create the appearance of productivity while actually relying on teammates to cover for their failure to deliver.
Next-gen project management tip No. 5: Keep project timelines short
Human chronology is nonlinear. Psychologically, a deadline two months from now is about four times as far away as a deadline one month from now.
In human terms, a project team whose completion date is more than about six months in the future has roughly forever to complete the project. That's your maximum duration. Three months is better.
Or stop calling what you're doing a project. Go "full agile" instead: Call the practice release management, and organize work into biweekly or monthly increments.
Next-gen project management tip No. 6: Cut big projects into small chunks
In six months, seven people can't always accomplish everything that has to get done. Break any effort bigger than that into a collection of small chunks -- projects seven people can finish in no more than six months.
Next-gen project management tip No. 7: Staff each project in full
A "fully staffed" project is one that never waits for a team member to become available. The alternative isn't simply a delay. It's a cascade of delays, as schedule changes make other staff unavailable when other projects are depending on them.
Next-gen project management tip No. 8: Juggle fewer projects
Fewer projects doesn't mean fewer in total. It means fewer at any given time. If you have enough employees to fully staff three projects and have nine going on at any given time, the first business benefit won't take place until more than three times as long as if you ran only three at a time.
Go further: Stagger project start dates so that different projects don't need the same experts and resources at the same times (for example: your software quality assurance experts and testing environment).
Next-gen project management tip No. 9: Focus
Let employees focus on one project at a time.
It's OK to assign them to more than one project, so long as they know which one comes first and can organize their time so that the needs of one project don't interrupt their work on a different project. Every interruption wastes time and effort as team members get their heads out of one project and into another, as well as when they return to what they were working on.
Next-gen project management tip No. 10: Limit tasks to one week
This is how granular your project schedule should be. With one-week tasks, team members will feel a sense of urgency, and if a task is late, project managers will know early enough to recover.


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Razz 63,190 posts
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Thanks to both of you. I feel 19 again!
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The new Del is very good. Aptly titled "ILLER THAN MOST".
I've been listening to ALOT of the new Sole stuff over Christmas. Never took the time to see what he was up to after leaving Anticon, and he's absolutely on fire. He has just finished a trilogy of albums, A Ruthless Critisism Of Everything Existing, No Wishing Up No Settling Down and Crimes Against Totality. Beats are incredible and if boarderline pretentious rhymes don't put you off you'll love it.
Highly recommend checking out the Fake Four label. Especially Ceschi and Louis Logics new album.
This popped up on my facebook, it's quite awesome and strange:
"In 1989, the NBA All-Stars were introduced, on national television, by 9-minute Ultramagnetic MC's tour de force."
A mate of mine has done a little album with Tom Caruana, the guy that did the Wu-Tang Vs Beatles mix. It's really nice.
There's a remix album out of the last Jehst album. I never liked the production on it in the first place so the remixes are a real improvement imo. Worth a listen.
Hmm, either available to buy on download, or on cassette?! Cassette? I mean that is kind of cool I suppose but I would buy it right now on CD.
I still don't think you'd rate it up there with his early Braintax produced stuff, but there's a couple of tracks I think you'd like. I can probably just email them to you...
Which ones? I don't mind paying a couple of quid for the good ones
Zombies, England, Poison, Timeless and Two Point Four are the standouts for me.
Only just got it though, so might be some growers on there as well.
Okey doke. I broke my headphones (again) so I have no facilities right now, but when I do I will give them a go
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I found this site that has tons of mixtapes on, being almost 40 I have lost touch with hip-hop since having kids so for me its a bit pot luck. But at least its some fresh music for me as I have been listening to the same stuff for years, only adding new albums (well new to me) now and again when I have some spare cash.
New Shad album came out in October. He seems more confident, somehow - the music is a bit more dynamic, and his lyrics are as fun and playful as ever.
The new and supposedly final Task Force album is out. About to start listening now.
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Black Star 29th of March
Missed the early bird tickets but can't bloody wait! Just need someone to go with now
Enjoying a lot of duos at the moment - Outkast, Cannibal Ox, Run the Jewels, Eric B/Rakim etc - can anyone recommend any others I should listen to?
It's almost criminal Raekwon and GFK haven't made an album together as a team, though GFK's prints are all over OBFCL and II.
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Rapper duos, or rapper + producer duos? They're kinda different.
I like Organized Konfusion for the former. Blackstar obviously.
For the latter then Gangstar for the ultimate win. Pete Rock and CL Smooth of course. BDP and my absolute favs, Blackalicious.
Thanks guys, giving EPMD and Blackalicious a spin now.
Swollen Members' early stuff has great chemistry between Mad Child and Prevail (new stuff is pretty great too, but Prevail's kinda lost it recently and it's more down the middle in terms of splits)
Paging kalel!
Beautiful track. Looking forward to the full album in late Feb.
Best song I've heard for ages!
Rhaegyr wrote:D�lek.
Enjoying a lot of duos at the moment - Outkast, Cannibal Ox, Run the Jewels, Eric B/Rakim etc - can anyone recommend any others I should listen to?
It's almost criminal Raekwon and GFK haven't made an album together as a team, though GFK's prints are all over OBFCL and II.
smoothpete wrote:Great stuff.
Paging kalel!
Beautiful track. Looking forward to the full album in late Feb.
Best song I've heard for ages!
Argh, Spye is AMAZING!
And the video is AMAZING!!!!.
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This week I have been mostly enjoying the lovely beats of Ta-Ku.
This comes after a few weeks of caning odissee.
Yea verily 'tis music to calm down to.
kalel wrote:That is outrageously good
Argh, Spye is AMAZING!
And the video is AMAZING!!!!.
I concur
When I was at uni in that part of the world I used to go and see these guys all the time and there was loads of mixtapes and bits of vinyl to pick up, but ever since I moved back to London aside from the odd bit on youtube, it just doesn't make it out of Bristol.
Maddening, as I fucking love the stuff, but they're just too hardcore local low-fi for their own good.
is it the All Creatures guy?
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I love to laminate and with a Mardel store right down the street it is so easy and economical at .25/foot. Laminating flash cards, lapbook materials and charts will ensure they will last a long time, ideally throughout the homeschool years in our family.
This week is Lamination Week at Mardel. They even have a cute video series called "Will it Laminate?", where they run Facebook followers suggestions on putting random items through the laminator.
Head to Mardel now through September 11th for 25 feet for FREE, that's right 25 FEET OF LAMINATION FOR FREE! Thanks Mardel! I went this morning and acutally used 42 FEET, only had to pay for 17′.
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The fantasy drama series is renewed for a season 2 by FOX after just three episodes.
"Sleepy Hollow" will stay on for a second season. FOX has renewed the rookie series after airing just three episodes, marking the first pick-up for a freshman in this fall season. The show will be back for at least 13 episodes in its second run.
"The show has proven to be a risk well worth taking. It's a conceptual blast unlike anything else on television and it all holds together with inventive writing and a fantastic cast," Fox entertainment chairman Kevin Reilly says in a statement to announce the renewal. "I can't wait for fans to experience what else is in store for this fall and even more of this wild ride into season 2."
Debuted on Monday, October 16, the fantasy drama series is a modern-day retelling of Washington Irving's classic about Ichabod Crane (Tom Mison). He is resurrected in 2013 Sleepy Hollow, New York, but so does the Headless Horseman, whose head Ichabod chopped off before his perceived death. As the horseman begins his nightly killing spree, Ichabod must partner with Lt. Abbie Mills (Nicole Beharie) to protect not only Sleepy Hollow, but the world.
The show premiered to 10.1 million viewers and a 3.5 rating among adults 18-49, and grew to 13.6 million viewers after three extra days of time-shifted viewing, making it FOX's best fall debut in seven years. The second episode lost a modest 11% viewers, and the latest outing drew 8 million viewers.


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A gnome called Murphy who was taken from a garden in Gloucestershire a few months ago has been returned to its owners along with a mysterious photo album, which shows that his kidnappers took him on a world tour!
Murphy was pictured visiting 12 countries including Australia, South Africa and China, and it looks like he made some friends along the way!
The lucky leprechaun also found time for a dip in the sea in Thailand...
And even climbed a mountain in New Zealand!
His owner Eve Stuart-Kelso said Murphy had lost his feet on his travels, but the thought of all the people he had met on his travels made her smile.


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A Few Considerations Regarding Canadian Electronic Commerce Law And Where It Is Applicable
Just like most other countries in the world, Canada has adopted a series of acts and regulations to govern the electronic commerce. Canada has enacted legislation that is meant to address several contractual formalities as well as to regulate some procedural aspects in the process of formation of contracts in the information technology trade.
Even though there are a set of regulations that apply to electronic commerce, in Canada, most regulations are more subject to provincial jurisdiction rather than federal jurisdiction. While there is indeed federal legislation which regulates the dealing of electronic documents or other electronic fillings, these are usually applicable when the federal government is involved in electronic trade. Despite the fact that there are some generalities and some central features which regulate the electronic commerce, there are also many differences between federal electronic commerce legislation and provincial statutes.
So in most cases, it is usually the matter of consulting the provincial electronic commerce legislation rather than the federal legislation. There is also the consideration that businesses carrying out trade in a specific province must ascertain specific requirements which are applicable in it, and that is why the business must refer to the legislation of that specific province.
In addition to the legislation governing electronic commerce, all business owners conducting electronic commerce in Canada should be aware that there are other indirect laws which might apply. So besides the electronic commerce legislation, there may be other federal or provincial laws which govern several aspects of the trade such as advertising, privacy, consumer protection, language, and there are also some set of laws that apply to on-line businesses.
Provincial electronic commerce legislations
In Ontario for example, there is the Consumer Protection Act which regulates internet agreements with consumers. The Consumer Protection Act imposes certain disclosure obligations to the vendor while also providing consumers with some cancellation rights if the law is not respected. All vendors have to disclose specific information that is not only readily visible, but also in a printable format. In case the vendor does not respect the regulation, then the consumer will have the right to cancel the agreement within 7 days after having received from the vendor a copy with the disclosed information. Although the Ontario legislation is provincial, it is applicable to any electronic commerce agreement that has either the vendor or the consumer residing in Ontario.
The Consumer Protection Act has been made public by the Canadian Competition Bureau through an Information Bulletin and it was sent to representations on the Internet. This was done in order to help all those natural or legal persons that are making representations on the online medium to know about their obligations as well as their rights that fall under the Competition Act provisions which aim to regulate things such as misleading advertising and other practices which may be considered as being deceptive. There are also other provincial electronic commerce regulations which put more emphasis on fair practice and consumer protection.


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Salmon Nicoise Salad
Host an inviting lunch with this family-style main dish from Provence.
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Source: Everyday Food, May 2005
- 2 skinless salmon fillets (about 8 ounces each)
- coarse salt and ground pepper
- 2 heads Boston lettuce
- Steamed Green Beans
- Rosemary Potatoes
- 4 plum tomatoes
- 3 Hard-Cooked Eggs for Salmon Nicoise Salad
- 1 medium red onion
- 1 jar or tin (2.8 ounces) anchovy fillets, drained (optional)
- 1/4 cup Kalamata (or black) olives
- Dijon Vinaigrette
- Lemon-Herb Bread
In a 5-quart pot, bring 1/2 inch water to a boil; add salt and twelve ounces (four to five) new potatoes. Cover; cook, turning occasionally, until tender, 14 to 16 minutes.
With a slotted spoon, transfer potatoes to a bowl. Set aside to cool. Add eight ounces green beans to the pot of boiling water. Cover; cook, stirring occasionally, until tender, 4 to 6 minutes. Remove with a slotted spoon. Rinse under cool water, and set aside.
Fill a deep skillet with 1/4 inch water. Season salmon on both sides with salt and pepper; place in skillet. Bring water to a gentle simmer; cover, and cook until salmon is opaque throughout, 10 to 12 minutes. Transfer to a plate; flake with a fork, and let cool.
While salmon is cooking, tear lettuce into pieces, quarter potatoes and tomatoes, peel and quarter eggs, and thinly slice onion.
On a large platter (or four serving plates), arrange lettuce, salmon, green beans, potatoes, eggs, tomatoes, onion, anchovies (if using), and olives. Serve with Dijon Vinaigrette on the side.
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baklavaglue24 JUN, 2010This salad was so delicious and elegant! I did not use this method of preparing the salmon though, because I felt it would be flavorless. I used a dijon, white wine vinegar and sugar glaze and baked the salmon for about 15 mins, then used the leftover glaze to make a dijon dressing. I roasted fresh red new potatoes with olive oil, salt and pepper. I omitted the green beans because I didn't have any and also the olives and anchovies for personal preference. Will be making this again and again!Reply
earthseame20 JUN, 2010Very good! I wouldn't recommend using leftover potatoes, though. Their flavor changes significantly for the worse after 24 hours in the fridge.Reply
pinon23 MAR, 2009Sounds great but couldn't I use canned salmon, and why don't you include calories in each serving.Reply
MS1092764023 MAR, 2009at the bottom of the ingredients list is rosemary potatoes. if you click on that you'll get the recipe for them. then they are used as an ingredient in the salad.Reply
mayers23 MAR, 2009What potatoes?Reply
marilynmom5 OCT, 2008I cannot print this reciope = due to a script error!Reply
RebaP4 APR, 2008I love this recipe, it is easy, looks great and tastes fantastic. I have used it for lunch with the girls several times and it is always a hit.Reply


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US investment bank Citi has lowered its global economic growth forecast for the next two years, as well as reducing gross domestic product expectations for the Eurozone and several countries including Australia.
The financial services giant trimmed global growth forecasts by 0.1 percentage points for both this year (to 2.8 per cent) and 2015 (to 3.4 per cent) in a report released on Thursday.
Citi researchers said the world may be seeing a slowing or stalling of globalisation involving shrinking cross-border bank exposure, sluggish growth in world trade and low levels of foreign direct investment.
"Some of these 'de-globalisation' trends mainly reflect the modest pace of advanced economy growth – notably Europe – rather than a reversal of globalisation itself," the report said. "Indeed, with big inflows of foreign workers, labour markets in many advanced economies have become more globalised."
A key factor in the reduced forecast was a significant downgrade to the gross domestic product growth forecast for the Eurozone.
Citi shaved 0.3 percentage points off its 2014 GDP forecast for the Eurozone, bringing it down to 0.8 per cent. The 2015 GDP growth forecast was reduced by 0.2 per cent, to 1.5 per cent. This was the biggest reduction for the Eurozone since January 2012, the bank said.
Growth forecasts for Australia, Japan, Brazil, South Africa and Sweden were also downgraded.
Australia's growth forecast of 3 per cent for this year held steady, with Citi describing forward indicators such as business confidence and equity prices as encouraging. But the GDP growth expectation for next year was dropped by 0.3 percentage points, to a 3.2 per cent growth rate.
"The downgrade reflects weaker export volumes rather than lower domestic demand. That said, recent readings on the labour market and wages have been disappointing and pose some downside risk to consumer spending," the report said.
Another key global economy driver fared slightly better than Europe. In China, weak investment in property, infrastructure and manufacturing was offset by strong exports.
Citi maintained its 7.5 per cent forecast for China's GDP growth this year, adding the People's Bank of China was expected to maintain its easing bias.


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State Geologists: Oil-Rich Shale Might Extend Into Central Ohio
Updated studies show Ohio's oil-rich shale deposits may extend further west than earlier believed.
A map released indicated there might be fair to good production in parts of Marion, Delaware and Union counties north and northwest of Columbus.
Revised maps produced by the Ohio Department of Natural Resources show promising shale prospects in Hancock, Hardin, Wyandot and Seneca counties in the region between Mansfield and Lima (LY'-muh).
State geologists posted the revised maps on the agency website after reviewing information from 100 new locations.
The new maps support earlier indications that eastern Ohio - including Stark, Carroll and Tuscarawas (tus-kuh-RAW'-uhs) counties from Canton south - should be a hot spot for oil and liquid natural-gas production.
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JNF Wire: JNFuture Hits the Mark in the Negev
January 7, 2016
Adam H. Brill, Director of Communications
212-879-9305 x222
JNFuture Hits the Mark in the Negev
By: Tamara Raynor-Cote
Since late December, Jewish National Fund (JNF) has sent more than 1,000 young people to Israel to learn, explore and volunteer their time and energy in the Jewish homeland. With participants on trips like Birthright (600 college students taking part), Caravan for Democracy, Alternative Break and high schoolers studying at Alexander Muss High School in Israel, young people have chosen to support Israel in great numbers.
One of the trips, JNF's first-ever JNFuture Volunteer Mission to Israel, saw 33 JNFuture members successfully raise $67,000 to volunteer on various Blueprint Negev projects in Israel's southern desert area. Before departing, each participant had to raise $1,800 to join the volunteer trip, with the money going directly toward Blueprint Negev initiatives, while accommodations were covered by a generous grant.
Participants hailed from across the United States, ages 24-38, and all with the same shared desire to give back in a meaningful, hands-on way.
JNFuture member and co-chair of the mission Simon Schwartz spoke passionately about Israel and the Negev and the work of JNFuture members do there: "I see us as continuing Ben Gurion's dream and really making the desert bloom with our efforts."
Along with the funds they have individually raised, the young professionals had the opportunity to work the land and see and feel the impact they are making in the Negev and for Israeli society.
According to Schwartz, JNFuture is this generation's way of giving back, not through the traditional JNF Blue Box or planting of trees, but rather being "involved in the growth of infrastructure and water developments in Israel." "It's really important to me to raise awareness to this aspect of JNF," Schwartz added.
JNFuture Boston Campaign Executive Gali Gordon, who also helped lead the mission, added, "The fact that JNF is one of the only organizations that's just really focused on building and cultivating our homeland is a huge factor in attracting other professionals to a tour of this kind."
After the group picked olives at Ashba Farm, mission participants had a chance to get their hands dirty at Earths Promise, a JNF partner organization that cultivates community gardens in urban areas, including in Be'er Sheva at the Kalisher Absorption Center.
Carly Lubert, of Brookline, MA, shared her thoughts: "One day we traveled to the Halutza Region of the Negev which is located on the border between Israel and Egypt and is nestled between isolated sand dunes far from major cities. We actually heard and saw Egypt bombing ISIS while we were there - it was very surreal to see. Later we spent the day at a children's day care center painting murals, building a pergola and laying down grass in the play area. We also spoke with local residents about why they decided to live there, and the accomplishments and challenges of living a pioneering lifestyle near the Gaza border. Being able to impact the land of Israel and knowing that I left it a little better has more meaning than I ever expected. It was an unforgettable and productive experience, all made possible by JNF donors!"
"It really is an amazing and unique working vacation for everyone," adds Hannah Feldman, a JNFuture leader representing her Chicago chapter and co-leading the mission. "Everyone really gets a different look at Israel and a chance to meet genuine people, as opposed to just coming on Taglit-Birthright. As professionals, we all have the capacity to continue to give after we return home, now knowing where our donations are actually going."
Erica Cohen and fiancé Justin Leffakis from Pittsburgh are not only new to the JNF, but it was also their first time in Israel. "We're the only ones who have never been here before, but we aren't new to volunteerism and charity work," remarks Cohen. "We joined the game late but we managed to raise over our target thanks to a very supportive community back home. This trip has been wonderful for us. We could have gone to Hawaii for a week, but a chance to visit Israel, our homeland, was too hard to pass up."
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"I lost 20 kilos over six months."
Makeovers are in fashion and every actor these days alters his weight in keeping with the demands of his latest role. Himesh Reshammiya too has realised that fitness is the name of the game for B-town hero today and adopted a totally new look for his new film, Xpose.
The singer-actor is relying a lot on this film to establish his acting credentials and has lost a startling amount of weight for it … till the point that he looks almost gaunt.
Himesh accepts that a lot of work has gone into his new look. "I lost 20 kilos over six months. I do heavy workout rigorously."
So dedicated is Himesh to his weight loss program that he did not mind even turning non vegetarian for his regimen. He reveals: "I was a vegetarian but I have started eating grilled chicken for my protein intake."


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Johnny Cash photo taken in 1968 by Jim Marshall. That's Bob standing on John's left. For more photos by Jim go to marshallphoto.com.
The Big Fall Books Preview 2013, Amazon.com Editor's Pick:
"To adequately describe Johnny Cash: The Life, it helps to begin with the author. For more than thirty years, Robert Hilburn worked as a music critic at the Los Angeles Times, rubbing shoulders with the greats of the industry--Dylan, Lennon, Joplin, Springsteen, U2, and many others. But this tenderhearted, penetrating biography stands as an argument that he knew Johnny Cash best. Cash was an unlikely artist, born in debt-poor Arkansas to cotton farmers. He began working (and singing) in the fields at the age of five; and from there, Hilburn--who counted Cash as a friend and was the only music journalist at the famous Folsom Prison concert--draws from his extensive personal interviews with the singer, as well as new material from Cash's inner circle, to create a biography that is both compassionate and clear-eyed. As he details the stunning rises and tortuous stumbles of The Man in Black, Hilburn conveys an intimate, consuming, human portrait of the drama, the art, and the purpose that made the man a legend."
--Chris Schluep
"Ten years after Cash's death, Hilburn has created the definitive narrative of this 'symbol of American honor, compassion and struggle.' It's a biography worthy of its subject." Four Stars
-– Brian Mansfield, USA TODAY
"Hilburn got as close to the Cash inner circle as any journalist could.... The most authoritative and revealing portrait to date."
-– Eddie Dean, Wall Street Journal
"The ultimate Johnny Cash bio...."
-– David Fricke, Rolling Stone
"Assiduously researched and entertaining ...."
-– Entertainment Weekly
"The perfect Cash biography, as simple, fast and lean as 'Folsom Prison Blues'... Such a monumental figure deserves no less than this caring treatment of his sin-stained greatness." Four Stars
-– Kyle Smith, People
-- Rod Liddle, The Sunday Times of London
-– William Welch, Garden & Gun
"Hilburn's "Johnny Cash: The Life" is the big biography Cash's fans have been waiting for since the singer's death in 2003 and Hilburn doesn't let them down."
-– Jeff Baker, The Oregonian
-– Vintage Guitar Magazine
"Far and away the most insightful, entertaining, comprehensive, and well-told Cash biography to date."
-– David Cantwell, Slate
"Evocative and surprising biography."
--Los Angeles Magazine
"What Hilburn also does perfectly is present enough of Cash for you to love, hate and love him over and over again."
--Edge Media
"A deeply personal, multi-faceted portrait."
"Hilburn's vivid new biography thoroughly examines all aspects of the performer's life...Hilburn is particularly canny when it comes to Cash's genius for slipping in and out of musical categories."
--The Daily Beast
-– Peter Lewry, The Man in Black magazine
"This is a very big and significant American life and this is a very big and thorough book about that life by a writer steeped enough in it to present a definitive version of the facts for years to come."
-–Buffalo News
"Brings us the Man in Black as a man in full."
--Seattle Times
"JOHNNY CASH: The Life succeeds at both expanding and complicating its subject. Hilburn does an artful, enviable job of reconciling all the facets…[it's] measured and mindful, allowing of all the paradoxical bits."
--Orlando Sentinel
Hilburn "ably sets Cash's achievements in context…writes in a clear, straightforward style…fills in the outlines of Cash's life with meticulous detail, with emphasis on the conflict between his religious and secular sides…[Cash] is well-served by a biographer who finds a balanced approach to an often unbalanced life."
--Columbus Dispatch
"A brilliant section about creativity…What makes Hilburn's account so instructive is the way that this biographer acknowledges Cash's huge debt to the earlier song."
--George Anders, LinkedIn.com
"Arguably the ultimate biography of The Man in Black."
--San Antonio Current
Gift Guides/Best of Lists:
New York Times' Michiko Kakutani's 10 Favorite Books of 2013
Publishers Weekly's Best Books of 2013: Nonfiction
Amazon's Big Fall Books Preview: Editors' Pick
NPR's Great Reads of 2013
Kirkus' Best Books of 2013
The Wall Street Journal's What to Give Guide: Music
Los Angeles Times Holiday Gift Guide: Entertainment
San Francisco Chronicle's Gift Guide: Literary
San Antonio Express-News' Gifts to fill a holiday playlist
Clive Davis's Favorite Book of the Year in The Wall Street Journal's 50 Notable People
O, The Oprah Magazine
"Veteran music writer Hilburn (Cornflakes with John Lennon, 2009) masterfully separates fiction from fact in an exhaustive, but never exhausting, biography of the legendary musician.
"Even as a child, Johnny Cash (1932–2003) knew he wanted to write songs and perform them in front of large audiences, but he had no realistic plan to accomplish those goals. After high school, he joined the Air Force, a choice that taught him a great deal about life outside Arkansas but did not seem to bring him closer to his musical goals. He met Vivian Liberto while still in the military. They eventually married and had four daughters amid numerous struggles with Cash's marital infidelities and amphetamine addiction. As for the professional dream, Cash reached fulfillment only due to his gutsy foray into Memphis, where record-company impresario Sam Phillips eventually succumbed to the novice's entreaties. Hilburn expertly navigates the ups and downs of Cash's music career before, during and after stardom; the divorce from Vivian and eventual marriage to June Carter; his debilitating addiction to pills; the TV and movie appearances that increased Cash's cultural presence; the slide into apparent professional has-been status; and the unlikely pairing with music producer Rick Rubin after the fall that not only revived Cash's fame, but took his singing in amazing new directions.
"Hilburn packs his mostly chronological narrative with cameos by famous artists who admired Cash, including Carl Perkins, Waylon Jennings, Bob Dylan, Tom Petty, and even some heavy-metal and rap musicians. As the longtime music critic for the Los Angeles Times, Hilburn followed Cash's career vigorously and interviewed him multiple times before his death.
"The personal knowledge aided by extensive archival research and always compelling, accessible writing make this an instant-classic music biography with something to offer all generations of listeners."
"With straightforward prose,and through years of meticulous research, Robert Hilburn unravels the sometimes dark and magical life of one of music's greatest legends. Oftentimes this is a chronicle of pain, whether Hilburn is detailing Cash's early loss of his beloved brother, or the anguish he talked to Rick Rubin about feeling upon the death of his wife June, but Hilburn gives much insight into what drove Cash's work. This is a harrowing story of addiction, musical genius and enduring faith that goes far deeper than any film biopic ever will. In the end, Hilburn has achieved what is most certainly the definitive Johnny Cash biography."
-- Charles R. Cross, author of Heavier than Heavy: A Biography of Kurt Cobain
"Robert Hilburn put his heart and soul into this book. Johnny would have proud that there is now a comprehensive chronicle of his life and music."
-- Lou Robin, who managed Johnny Cash from 1973 to 2003
Johnny Cash and Sam Phillips celebrating the success of "I Walk The Line" in 1956.
"A rich, engaging look at a very complicated man that is, by far, the best book ever about him and one of the best biographies, music or otherwise, that I've read."
--Lincoln Journal Star
"In his excellent biography…[he] uses the facts about the American cultural icon's life to construct a story that's both larger and more fascinating than the legend. Hilburn doesn't seek to sensationalize or scandalize or demolish the image of Cash…ties Cash's triumphs and his famous failures together."
"[The] story and much more is told with clear-eyed, riveting detail."
--San Antonio Express-News
"More thorough, compelling and honest than even [Cash's] own two autobiographies."
--Minneapolis Star Tribune
"Full of information that will at once delight, depress, stimulate and surprise Cash's fans, Hilburn's admirable biography also evokes an image of the "Man in Black," staring ahead, somberly and slyly, and daring you to "Figure me out, son.""
--Tulsa World
"For [Cash's fans], the book won't be long enough."
--Shelf Awareness
From the Folsom Prison concert in 1968
Here is the first story Bob ever wrote for the Los Angeles Times about Johnny Cash. He was a free-lance writer, specializing in country music, and convinced the paper to send him to Folsom Prison to cover John's January, 1968 concert--it was his first out of town assignment. Hilburn loved the concept--the man who wrote "Folsom Prison Blues" actually singing it to the prisoners at Folsom--but had no idea it would be such a landmark moment in John's career and in country music.
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Fodor's To Europe!
Bring your walking shoes, because Lisbon is known as the city with seven hills. If you've indulged in too many royal feasts, hop on a vintage street tram or a funicular. Start by strolling around the Rossío, the downtown square, and walk through Baixa. There are several world-class museums here. Make time also to get out of the city and see Estoril.
Learn more about Lisbon »
- History
- Museums
- Within the walls of Castelo de São Jorge are ramparts, towers, and other remnants of a palace that was a residence of the kings of Portugal.
- The Museum-School of Decorative Arts is inside the 17th-century Azurara palace and houses silver work, ceramics, and jewelry.
- View one of the world's best collections of royal coaches at the Coach Museum in Belém. On display are more than 50 carriages from the 16th to 19th centuries.
- Watch a bullfight in Campo Pequeno; they take place every Thursday night from June to September.
- Rock in Rio concert is held ever two years in Lisbon; expect top international rock bands.
Side Trips
- Nineteenth-century aristocrats wintered in Estoril (16 mi/26 km west of Lisbon); visit its casino and esplanade.
- The Boca do Inferno (Mouth of Hell) is a natural grotto along the coastline (2 mi/3 km west of Estoril).


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Episode #5719----Nick and Jackie throw the biggest, merriest Christmas blowout for the employees of Jackie M. with Nick and Bridget as Santa and Mrs. Claus. At the same time, Stephanie reflects upon her Christmas' past, including her dear friend Sally Spectra, and makes a startling realization about her Christmas present.
Nick and Jackie invite the entire Jackie M. company, and their families, to a Christmas party. Jackie and Owen, Nick and Bridget, and Ridge and Brooke all celebrate their first Christmas Eve as husband and wife. Bridget gives special thanks to Sandy, and the miracle gift that she is giving her. Stephanie reflects upon her Christmas' past, including her dear friend Sally Spectra, and comes to realize that there is no place that she'd rather be, than where she is in Christmas present; with her new family at Jackie M.
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Bell is selling the Samsung Galaxy S II for an impressive $20 - 3 year contract required
Yet, we again find another tantalizing thing with the Samsung Galaxy S II – it's being sold for a mere $20 through Bell. Yup, you heard that right! The glamorous and svelte Android powered smartphone can be purchased for under a day's worth of work – or even a couple of hours to tell you the truth. Obviously, it's not all the time we find brand spanking new smartphones, especially one that's of a high caliber like this one, priced so inexpensively so soon after its launch.
3-year contract is attached to its pricing. Crazy to say the least, that's probably going to be the best option considering that the 2 and 1-year agreements price the handset at $550 and $575 respectively. Even more strange is the fact that the handset is selling for less at $450 if you pick it up outright.
Therefore, if you're willing to go through the burden of being on contract for 3 years, then you'll be able to scoop up a handset for very cheap.
source: Bell via Android Central
29 Comments
1. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
2 questions
which canadian carrier shares the Tmo 4g signals?
and if its this one, how much is the cancellation for the contract? lol.. it might be worth it
8. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
None....T-mobile US signals are quite special on 3G they send on a band and receive on another band most carrier devices send and recive 3G data on the same band so its really hard for you to use 3G devices from tmo on others and use other's 3G signal on a t mobile device
11. sgogeta4 (Posts: 394; Member since: 02 Feb 2011)
T-Mobile shares connection with Rogers.
15. suju_ram (Posts: 1; Member since: 22 Jun 2011)
actually Rogers does not share with T-Mobile, Wind Mobile and Mobilicity do
17. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
it doesnt matter.. my heart just broke a lil since they confirmed they fixed the misprint..
**goes in the corner and cries**
22. sgogeta4 (Posts: 394; Member since: 02 Feb 2011)
My T-Mobile phone picks up Rogers signal in Toronto, right now...
26. remixfa (Posts: 14605; Member since: 19 Dec 2008)
but does it get 4g. that is the question. picking up service isnt hard, its picking up Tmo 4g.
2. morethanwilling... (unregistered)
anyone who wants this phone: who wouldn't sign the extra year to get it for $20? i know i would.
19. Goldeneye (Posts: 419; Member since: 22 Jan 2011)
No I wouldn't sign a freaking 3 year, 2 years is already long enough, would be interesting to know the ETF up north though, cause u get the best phone and next year the GS3 is launched and then what? you're still locked down like a prisoner for 2 more years! no way, no phone is worth signing for 3 year IMO
23. sgogeta4 (Posts: 394; Member since: 02 Feb 2011)
Like North American carriers are going to get the GS3 next year :P
25. Goldeneye (Posts: 419; Member since: 22 Jan 2011)
It was just an example, but why not? Next year's Christmas doesn't sound to off, at least should be available unlocked by then but hey It's not just the galaxy phones, how does an LTE nexus or HD HTC flagship sound?
3. pete7625 (banned) (Posts: 86; Member since: 01 Jul 2010)
That is a GREAT deal for anyone who wants this phone!
4. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3117; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Funny because it says 169 for 3 years, not 20 dollars.
5. HitdatNigga (Posts: 3; Member since: 01 Aug 2011)
yea android central said its an error and now its fixed
12. pete7625 (banned) (Posts: 86; Member since: 01 Jul 2010)
Knew it sounded too good to be true, lol
14. luckymeeh (unregistered)
$169 in Canada is $20 in the US.
24. sgogeta4 (Posts: 394; Member since: 02 Feb 2011)
Except the Canadian dollar is actually worth more than the US dollar...
6. deaton5 (unregistered)
"Even more strange is the fact that the handset is selling for less at $450 if you pick it up outright."
Who is selling it for $450?!?
10. protozeloz (Posts: 5396; Member since: 16 Sep 2010)
no one I know.... otherwise i would have already bought it
7. GALAXY-S (Posts: 701; Member since: 07 Jun 2011)
i think the US is like the only country without the galaxy s2 :( dammit dat sux..
9. sweetlou (unregistered)
sorry sammy, s2 was delayed too long. 4 months after initial release and still no official us release date, seems very foolish of whoever is involved in the delay, prob mostly carriers (which probably want to move all the lower end devices before making something like the s2 available).
20. Goldeneye (Posts: 419; Member since: 22 Jan 2011)
FCC certification takes longer than the rest of the world does I believe, plus US carriers like to cripple more than the rest of the world go figure
13. go_fast (unregistered)
I tried to buy one off Bell's website without a contract but the customer service rep told me I needed a Canadian credit card and a Canadian address in which to ship it....I live in the USA. :(
16. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3117; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Yep that's why you have to pay 800 plus to get it shipped to you unlocked. Hopefully august 12th is a real release date.
18. realityisnt (Posts: 3; Member since: 05 Jul 2011)
who cares if there is no official US release, just buy the unlocked one and start to enjoy. (if you are AT&T customer).
21. RORYREVOLUTION (Posts: 3117; Member since: 12 Jan 2010)
Not everyone has 800 dollars to spend on a phone.
27. joey18 (Posts: 597; Member since: 20 Jul 2010)
3 years on contract thas not fair bcs the phone after 3 or 4 months you will get 200 on craigslist and the contract 350 you will stuck on the contract
28. Rob (unregistered)
All contracts here in canada are for three years :( for the 2 year contracts the prices are usually $400+ :((
29. P. Rapoport (unregistered)
Phone plans/contracts in Canada are under the gouging control of three companies. Whether or not they've conspired, the prices end up being 2 or more times what they are nearly anywhere else.
The gs2 seems a nice phone indeed. I got one the day they came out in Canada. Unfortunately in my own house (in a city) I get only a very weak signal from Bell. Despite its claim, its coverage in the country is not good.


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