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"On Friday House Republicans released more documents that expose the collusion between the health-care industry and the White House that produced ObamaCare, and what a story of crony capitalism it is. If the trove of emails proves anything, it's that the tea party isn't angry enough. Over the last year, the Energy and Commerce Committee has taken Nancy Pelosi's advice to see what's in the Affordable Care Act and how it passed. The White House refused to cooperate beyond printing out old press releases, but a dozen trade groups turned over thousands of emails and other files. ... The business refrain in those days was that if you're not at the table, you're on the menu. But it turns out Big Pharma was also serving as head chef, maître d'hotel and dishwasher. Though some parts of the story have been reported before, the emails make clear that ObamaCare might never have passed without the drug companies. ... The miracle is that, despite this collusion of big government and big business, ObamaCare has received the public scorn it deserves."
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Minnesota Fats on All-Geography team
There's no East Coast bias here at Page 2, and we can prove it. Our All-Geography team is represented by every time zone in the United States. Enjoy your travels.
Minnesota Fats: Rudolf Walter Wanderone Jr., adopted -- some would say purloined -- his nickname from the film "The Hustler," claiming the story was based on his vagabond, pool-sharking lifestyle. Fats was, if nothing else, an expert marketer, becoming a legendary cultural figure without winning a major national championship in billiards. And for the record, Minnesota was born in New York City, lived in a portion of Illinois known as "Little Egypt" and resided in Virginia and Tennessee. If Minnesota is the "Land of 10,000 Lakes," Fats was the player with 10,000 defeated opponents.
Georgia Frontiere: Born Violet Francis Irwin in St. Louis, she frequently changed names and addresses and ultimately became owner of the Los Angeles Rams when her sixth husband, Carroll Rosenbloom, died in 1979. Two months later, she married hubby No. 7, Dominic Frontiere. "Madame Ram," as she was known, kept the itinerant thing going when she moved the team to the city of her birth.
Johnny Hilo: Drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers out of Cal State-Los Angeles in 1994, the outfielder played parts of two seasons in the minors. At 6-foot-2 and 175 pounds, Hilo just wasn't large enough to earn the moniker "The Big Island."
Joe Juneau: The native of Quebec, Canada was probably one of the smartest players in NHL history. He had little command of English when he arrived at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, but he graduated with a degree in aeronautical engineering. For all his intellect, Juneau didn't immediately grasp the significance of his jersey assignment when he joined the Boston Bruins. The team gave him No. 49. Alaska, the nation's 49th state, has its capital in Juneau.
Dallas Lauderdale: The 6-foot-8 center from Ohio State plays basketball, but he has two of college football's most fertile recruiting territories and two of its largest TV markets covered in his name. The Metroplex and South Florida have about 4 million households between them, and when they tune into Buckeye hoops games, they seldom see their guy miss. Last season, he was 99-for-128 from the floor, with an absurd 77.3 percent accuracy rate helped considerably by dunks. He didn't take -- or make -- enough shots to qualify for the national rankings.
Russell Maryland: The veteran defensive lineman hasn't spent much time in the state that bears his name. He was born and raised in Chicago; played college ball in Miami; and hunted quarterbacks for the Dallas Cowboys, Oakland Raiders and Green Bay Packers. He did play for the visiting Raiders in the first game in Baltimore Ravens history, a 19-13 result for the home team on Sept. 1, 1996.
Arizona Reid: Raising Arizona was a pleasant task for the basketball program at High Point University, for which Arizona Reid III played and earned Big South Player of the Year honors twice. Reid's contract with an Australian pro team was recently terminated after his arrest on a drunken-driving charge, but he quickly signed in Lebanon and isn't expected to have any further trouble. He knows that recidivism ain't a pretty word.
Marcus Santa Cruz: The junior college transfer sounds like he's from California, but is actually from Arizona and is now playing football in Texas for Baylor. If he played baseball for the University of California at Santa Cruz, he could be known as "The Banana Slugger."
Cheyenne Woods: Tiger's cousin is a pretty good golfer in her own right, having earned second-team All-America honors at Wake Forest this past spring. Although the genes are clearly excellent, it's hard to imagine she'd be as accomplished if she had grown up in Wyoming rather than her native Arizona.
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Jan '05 - Jan '07
The most interesting class this year, the 5th out of 6 years, is called "˜esthetics' and it is meant to drag us through the whole 20th century: ideas, architects, currents, doctrines etc. The teacher in charge is an elderly lady who knows pretty good what she is talking about. Her only fault is not being able to create a dialogue with the students; there are no discussions on the subjects but rather her monologue. But then again, for a dialogue you need another person interested in the subject and apparently it's not the case here.
Some of us are playing on their cellphones, others are reading some novels, others are simply sleeping. She says "˜I'm sure you already know all of Venturi's works', some heads that paid attention start looking to the right, to the left, searching in some books "˜what was that name? ven-what?'. Teacher "˜as for the Piazza d'Italia of Charles Moore, which everyone has seen in pics...' - we are looking at each other and start laughing... what the hell is she talking about?
One hour and some other unknown examples later we have to present a paper about modernist,postmodernist architecture, art etc.
We read our presentation remembering those silly shows in kindergarten, when you had to say 4 lines and never were able to remember them. 20 years , a few (very few) books and some steps of evolution later, we are still in a pink dress/ blue pants trying to figure out what we are reading but still not asking ourselves why we do it.
The lack of interest, time is visible from overseas.
By paper we understand the architects CV and a small description of his projects - as in "˜symmetry, more or less; column, exaggerated ...'.
We, the students, are laughing... "˜this silly clown, Venturi, they are actually wasting their time teaching us about him, unbelievable!' or "˜this is what they call architecture?!".
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We do complain not having enough material, access to information, but the internet still doesn't attract us. Things we could find out by simply googling the key word of our paper, we will never know. But we will always cry out for someone to donate a book which we won't read.
We are unable to comment upon architecture with other justifications then "˜I like it / I dislike it'. You can smell the inability of expressing ourselves, the lack of words and common knowledge so we remain with the intelligent look of our eyes.
Next day, we, the same students are complaining about our project teachers and how narrow minded they are. They are ruining our lives and waisting our time and are not interested in anything. sounds familiar?
The circle is closed. We deserve each other, we are their mirror image. I just hope the good teachers will have their mirror as well...
It's like the thing with the brick wall house, the only project in school we finish completely, til its details. They say we have to do it because it's the only thing you are going to work on in real life. In case this so called reality changes, you will not be able to work on anything else as this is what you have learned to do. They complain people ask only for brick houses, but we wouldn't know to offer anything else. Do we?
Last year, at the "˜art history exam' for the freshmen, the teacher put one question that puzzled the audience: "˜when did world war 2 took place?'. The answers were as colorful as pantone: every single century was "˜blessed' with it.
Aren't we creative?
you mean there were two world wars? so much for the american public school system. cute id pic.
pink dress/blue pants
.........and sycophants
i hate it!
i appreciate your remarks but the pic is made at the end of highschool, for class album. the kind of pic in which you don't recognise yourself. were you have to look nice and stupid. for posterity.
forget the shitty id picture...i'm continually impressed with oana's insightful commentary. if only more young architects were that intelligent...
the classroom situation that you mentioned lucidly describes my experience with Architectural Theory 1, taught during the 3rd semester of our program, to a room full of 19 and 20 year olds...
The instructor was brilliant, expected as much of us, and most of the class couldn't be bothered to listen...in addition, they could be heard complaining about the class and its perceived irrelevance on a regular basis. One had to sit in the front row to avoid the distraction, and hopefully catch a nugget or two of this lady's wisdom.
oh, and nice pic...
hey AP, I think you forgot to mention the incredible TA(s) oin that theory class. I gotta say that more people actually paid attention in your class than when I had her, everyone in my class was dead. A shame, Im glad I TA'ed for her (I got her super duper secret notes and extra materials for the class).
This reminds me of my architectural history professor. He'd come into the lecture hall and just write on the chalk board for 10 minutes several buildings, years constructed and architect. They guy was an arch. history genius. Meanwhile we'd just sleep. It's the school's fault for putting padded seats in that classroom.
did oana just stick out her tongue at me? maybe i better apologize!!??
Oana, cute?!?! Your picture is straight up hot!!!
Good to see the beautiful face behind the insightful, interesting posts.
ya +q, my bad...one off the chain professor and one incredible TA to help us make sense of it all...*sigh* those were the days...If I go back there for grad, I may have to TA that class as well....
A: I also had a history/ theory genius (he was a database but not only in architecture), which i blame for not knowing how to share 1% of his knowledge. his didn't write dates on the blackboard but considered his audience plain and simple stupid and made no effort in giving us real information, but was busy prooving us dumb. too bad.
I just read a description of my clases written by a girl who lives on another continent (viva mexico)... i guess school is shitty al over the world... maybe we diserve that kind of teachers like you said, i dont know if the solution is giving up school or just becoming "worthy" of better teachers...
re: "They say we have to do it because it's the only thing you are going to work on in real life."
It makes me really sad to hear comments like this about arch. school experiences. Apparently there are a lot of schools out there that think like this. Frankly, you're gonna be doing that for years and years AFTER you finish school; school should be about teaching you all the realm of possibilities and amazing things you COULD do, not the shit you might get stuck doing once you graduate! It's our one chance to really design whatever the hell we want. I hate it when schools nip that creativity in the bid and resign their students to a vicious self-fulfilling prophecy of dull buildings just like the ones already being built. Ugh.
Also, about the other students... in my university we noticed that went year-by-year; as in, my year was randomly a bunch of hyper, really engaged students that--despite some sleeping in class since none of us every slept--for the most part forced our profs to engage in dialogue even when they might have been simply the write-on-the-chalkboard type. The other years, however, varied in character. The year behind us was mostly the quiet, overachieving, anal type who took notes without saying anything, mixed in with a lot of duds who didn't engage themselves or their peers. (Perhaps an oversimplification, of course, but I heard the same complaint from kids in that year.)
Also... my arch. history teacher was BRILLIANT, and although she didn't allow much dialogue (too much material to cover crammed into not enough time already), she made the lectures themselves fascinating and highly engaging. I don't think I've ever been blessed with a better lecturer, in any subject, in all my life.
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Video: Senate Dems want rent laws now
Times Union: Capital Confidential Blog
Posted on May 3, 2011 at 3:50 pm by Stephanie Lee in Rent Control
Senate Democrats have released a video urging their chamber to extend and strengthen the existing rent regulation laws, which will expire June 15. The bill has passed in the Assembly, but the Senate, where Republicans hold a slim majority, is pushing for a property tax cap first.
The video is called "525,600 Minutes" (in a nod to the Broadway play "RENT") and features state Sens. Daniel Squadron, Liz Krueger and Adriano Espaillat walking and talking with New York City residents.
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Chunichi Dragons catcher/manager Motonobu Tanishige began his workouts this year with a vow not to change anything about the way he prepares for the season.
Hardly groundbreaking news since Tanishige is preparing for his 26th professional season and should know better than anyone what it takes to get himself ready by now.
But it isn't just about getting into playing shape anymore. The longtime Chunichi backstop is also preparing to enter waters few have waded into as he hopes to successfully juggle his duties as a player against the demands of being a first-time manager.
You don't see player/managers around much anymore, in part because of the increasing complexities of managing.
There have been player/coaches recently, Takuro Ishii for the Hiroshima Carp in 2012, and the Hokkaido Nippon Ham Fighters' Atsunori Inaba, who started last season, but those duties entail far less responsibility.
There hasn't been a player/manager in Japan since former Yakult Swallows catching great Atsuya Furuta managed the Birds in 2006 and 2007. Pete Rose was the last in the majors, managing and playing infield for the Cincinnati Reds from 1984-89.
Wearing both hats isn't easy. If it were, you can bet Japanese team executives, always eager to plop a freshly retired star in the dugout, would try it more often.
Tanishige may not want to change his preparation as a player, but necessity will dictate the old dog learn at least some new tricks, so to speak. He'll be both teammate and boss, friend and mentor, grunt and general, and even for a player as respected as he is, that can be a fine line to walk.
Tanishige has been around the block and ought to have an operational knowledge of how to run a team during a game — certainly more than some of the fresh-out-the-box old boys who have chewed gum in dugouts in the past — but most first-time managers, the successful ones included, face a substantial learning curve even without having one foot in the dugout and one on the field.
And it's not as if Tanishige is stepping into a ready-made championship situation.
The Dragons are transitioning out of almost a decade of sustained success under former manager Hiromitsu Ochiai (2004-2011) that yielded a Japan Series title, four Central League pennants, and eight consecutive winning seasons.
The rebuilding process has been slow to get underway, and Chunichi is in an odd period as an ageing team, with patches of youth, just productive enough to compete, but too long in the tooth to look far into the future with many of its key contributors.
Ochiai being brought in as GM is a plus, but Tanishige will still be the one in the dugout pushing the buttons while trying to maintain his focus on the field.
Whether it works or not, Tanishige is joining an exclusive club.
Player/managers (or senshukenninkantoku) weren't exactly uncommon in the early days of Japanese baseball. Katsuzo Ito was the first, managing and catching for Dai Tokyo in 1936, the inaugural year of Japan's first professional league. There were 33 player/managers from 1936-1967, with some doing so for multiple clubs.
Since then, there have been four.
There were two in 1970, Minoru Murayama for the Osaka Tigers and the Nankai Hawks' Katsuya Nomura.
Muryama, a former Kansai University pitcher, took the reigns toward the end of his career with the Tigers, and led the team to a pair of second-place finishes — sandwiched around a fifth-place campaign — from 1970-72, going 25-14 with a 2.11 ERA on the mound in those years.
Nomura, perhaps Japan's greatest catcher, continued to be successful as a player, hitting .271 with 200 homers and 646 RBIs and winning the Pacific League MVP Award in 1973, while pulling double duty from 1970-77. Nankai was consistent under Nomura, claiming the PL pennant in 1973 and finishing above .500 in six of his eight seasons as manager.
In 1975, infielder Shinichi Eto managed the Lotte Orions to a third-place finish.
Furuta played only sparingly as player/manager, appearing in 46 games over two seasons. Yakult didn't register a winning record in either year.
Now Tanishige steps into the fray in an age of increasingly specialized bullpens, and in the Central League where late-game moves can be critical.
As it concerns himself as a player, Tanishige may be content to stand on ceremony, but the demands of one job bleed into the other, and the ability to adapt and change could determine the Dragons' fate.


text: Dear all, I often make use of numpy.vectorize to make programs read more like the physics equations I write on paper. numpy.vectorize is basically a wrapper for numpy.frompyfunc. Reading Travis's Scipy Book (mine is dated Jan 6 2005) kind of suggests to me that it returns a full- fledged ufunc exactly like built-in ufuncs. First, is this true? Second, how is the performance? i.e., are my functions performing approximately as fast as they could be or would they still gain a great deal of speed by rewriting it in C or some other compiled python accelerator? As an aside, I've found the following function decorator to be helpful for readability, and perhaps others will enjoy it or improve upon it: def autovectorized(f): """Function decorator to do vectorization only as necessary. vectorized functions fail for scalar inputs.""" def wrapper(input): if type(input) == numpy.arraytype: return numpy.vectorize(f)(input) return f(input) return wrapper For those unfamiliar to the syntactic joys of Python 2.4, you can then use this as: @autovectorized def myOtherwiseScalarFunction(*args): ... and now the function will work with both numpy arrays and scalars. Take care, Nick


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Missouri is the 11th most obese state in the nation
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A new report shows nearly one-third of Missouri residents are obese, making the state the 11th most obese state in the nation.
KRCG TMs Facebook Crew spoke with nutrition experts Friday to find out how you can avoid being obese.
Fast foods and snacks are making many Missourians obese.
So what can people do to avoid that problem?
"An easy thing you could do is to take all the snack and junk food out of your house, and put vegetables in there; and don't even have an option you can go to, Capital Region Dietitian Sarah Burbee said.
Burbee said the best way to be healthy is to eat what you need, not what you want.
"The reality is that your body needs fruits, vegetables, and some source of proteins whether it's nuts, beans, or lean meats. It really doesn't matter, any of those are fine in order to maintain your body, Burbee said. "That should be your first focus when you TMre choosing your food. Secondary to that should be what you want."
Eating healthy is one way to avoid obesity, but another way is to exercise regularly.
Experts told me its always important to be active at least 30 minutes a day to stay healthy.
They recommend that you do something physical to get your heart rate up, like walking or jogging.
"If you're maintaining weight loss, you want to exercise at least 30 minutes, five to six days a week. If you're trying to lose weight, you want to increase that to more like 45 to 60 minutes five to six days a week, YMCA Fitness Assistant Director Amy Mason said. You also always want to make sure you're integrating a variety of cardiovascular and strength training activities.
Mason said if you are just starting to begin an exercise routine, be sure to take your time and do only as much as you can handle.
In 1995 only 17-percent of Missourians were obese, but that was still enough to rank Missouri seventh in the country for obesity.
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The American Idol host, who turns 37 on Saturday, began dating Julianne Hough in spring 2010.
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Four young girls in the TIMES NEWS area were among the girls on the stage of the eighth annual Lehigh Valley Junior League American Girl Fashion Show last weekend.
They were modeling fashions of yesterday and today, from day wear to sleepwear to special-occasion clothing.
Proceeds of the show benefitted programs of the Junior League of the Lehigh Valley.
Accompanied by commentary and music, the show at Lehigh University's Iacocca Hall on the Mountaintop Campus showed how clothing styles have changed reflecting history, culture and girls' individual styles, with contemporary "Just like You" outfits for older girls and "Bitty Baby" fashions for little ones.
Local girls taking part in the show were Devyn and Kira Hauser of Palmerton, daughters of Bill and Lisa Hauser; and Alexa Scheirer, daughter of Phil and Mindy Scheirer; and Sophia Coleman, daughter of Jason and Heather Coleman, all of Lehighton.


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Tehran: Iran said Thursday it had hanged 20 Sunni prisoners, in one of the Islamic republic's biggest mass executions in recent years.
The men, who were hanged on Tuesday, were accused of carrying out a string of attacks against civilians and religious leaders in Iran's western Kurdish region, state media reported.
Iran's intelligence ministry earlier issued a statement detailing 24 armed attacks between 2009 and 2011, including bombings and robberies, allegedly committed by the group.
It said the extremists were responsible for the deaths of 21 people in three western provinces during that time.
"102 members and followers of the… terrorist group were identified… some of whom were killed in armed clashes with police forces and some were arrested. Some of those arrested were sentenced to death while some received prison terms," it added.
One of the first plots linked to the group involved giving chocolates laced with poison to police officers and judiciary personnel, although no one was killed.
Prosecutor General Mohammad Javad Montazeri said the convicts, some of whom had come from abroad, followed "takfiri" ideologies, a term Shiite-majority Iran uses to describe Sunni jihadists.
In 2009, the group allegedly assassinated two Sunni religious leaders, Mamusta Borhan Aali and Mamusta Mohammad Sheikh al-Islam — a provincial representative of Iran's powerful Assembly of Experts.
Those hanged on Tuesday did not deserve mercy, IRIB state television quoted Montazeri as saying.
"These people had committed murder… killed women and children, caused destruction and acted against security, and killed Sunni religious leaders in some Kurdish regions," Montazeri said.
Iran regularly hangs large-scale drug traffickers. Murder, rape, armed robbery and adultery are also capital offences in Iran.
In addition, those charged with "spreading corruption on Earth" and "waging war against God" can be put to death under the Islamic Sharia, in force in Iran since the 1979 revolution.
According to human rights group Amnesty International, Iran was one of the world's top executioners in 2015 when it put 977 people to death, mostly on drug trafficking charges.
Amnesty does not include secretive China in its figures, but the number of executions in Iran exceeded both neighbouring Pakistan and regional rival Saudi Arabia.
Over two days in 2009, Iran hanged 44 convicted drug traffickers in one of the country's biggest mass executions.
In 2013, the Islamic republic hanged 16 Sunnis in the eastern province of Zahedan, eight of whom were members of a Sunni militant group named Jundallah, which waged a deadly insurgency on civilians and officials in southeastern Iran for almost a decade. The group's leader Abdulmalek Rigi was hanged in June 2010.
The European Union and the French government both criticised this week's executions.
"The EU reiterates its strong opposition to the use of the death penalty in all circumstances. It also recalls its concern with the high number of executions in Iran," an EU spokesman said in a statement.
"The death penalty is a cruel and inhumane punishment, which fails to act as a deterrent and represents an unacceptable denial of human dignity and integrity," the spokesman added.
The incident comes as the EU has reportedly proposed talks with Iran on human rights.
Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif and the EU's top diplomat Federica Mogherini have already held preliminary discussions on the issue, said Mohammad Javad Larijani, secretary general of Iran's High Council for Human Rights, on Wednesday.
"We are ready to talk… but the Westerners should not put themselves forward as role models," Larijani was quoted as saying by the ISNA news agency.
"We are not happy to be executing many people, but we have a relentless war against narcotics. Poppy cultivation has increased by 40 times thanks to NATO generals in Afghanistan," he added.
Iran says claims by Western countries that they are supporting human rights — for instance by opposing the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad — have spawned greater insecurity in the region.
"Westerners defend the kind of human rights that give birth to Al-Qaeda, Daesh and terrorists," said Larijani, using the Arabic acronym for the Islamic State (IS) group.


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12 news articles posted on this day.
The Apex Theory Find New Singer
The Apex Theory have reportedly found a new singer. No other information regarding this new found replacement has been released, but the band will be playing with Abloom come march 5th at the Roxy in LA
Minnesota Metalfest Announces Lineup
The Minnesota Metalfest which will be held on March 19th and 20th at the Aldrich Arena in Maplewood, MN have announced that the following bands have been added to their lineup:
Vital Remains
Body Count
The Black Dahlia Murder
Cephalic Carnage
Forest Of Impaled
Jungle Rot
More acts will be announced soon.
Nightwish Update
Finland's NIGHTWISH have announced that they will be working with renowned director Antti Jokinen on the video clip for the first single off their forthcoming full-length album. Jokinen has directed music videos for such huge artists as Celine Dion, Eminem and Shania Twain and is currently in Rome working as an assistant director on Renny Harlin's new film, "Exorcist: The Beginning".
The budget for the new NIGHTWISH video — for the track "Nemo" — will be biggest so far in NIGHTWISH's history. The storyboard of the video, by Tuomas Holopainen and Tero Kinnunen, is ready but Jokinen is said to have "permission" to change the story if necessary. "This is a very sad and heavy, ballad-like song," said NIGHTWISH manager Ewo Rytkönen. "[The] video has a thin storyline which tells not so much of love but more like despair and hope."
In related news, Drakkar Records will release NIGHTWISH's "From Wishes To Eternity" live album on Super-Audio CD (SACD) on March 1st. It will be a hybrid disc which can also be played on regular CD-players but of course you need an SACD-player to get the full quality.
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Hypocrisy, Sonata Arctica On Summer Breeze Fest
HYPOCRISY and SONATA ARCTICA are the latest bands confirmed for this year's Summer Breeze festival, set to take place August 19-21, 2004 in Abtsgmünd, Germany.
The complete list of acts currently scheduled to appear at the festival is as follows (in alphabetical order):
The Haunted Ask Fans To Name New Album
Swedish thrashers The Haunted are offering fans a chance to name their upcoming fourth CD.
Their official website adds: "We have decided to unleash yet another competition for February. This competition focuses on the Album Title for the forthcoming fourth CD. To enter the contest, you simply submit one suggestion for a "title". Prize and winner will be posted here 29th of February, so we need your submissions by the 25th. Send your name, address and your suggestion for a title to email@example.com.
The Haunted are in the studio for the preproduction of four new songs. Some titles are: 'Almost Alive' and 'Who Will Decide'. The followup to 2003's One Kill Wonder will be recorded in Studio Fredman during five weeks in February/March 2004.
"Everything is looking great indeed," commented bassist Jonas Bjorler.
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New Disease Sign To Universal
UK electro-rockers New Disease have signed a worldwide deal with Universal Records in New York. The debut single "Like Rain", recorded and produced by David Bottrill (Tool, Godsmack) is scheduled for a US release at the beginning of April. Bottrill will produce the band's debut album. UK and european release dates are in the planning stages.
ex-Stratovarius Drummer With Soulslide
Lars and Hendrik left the band at the beginning of December 2003 because of musical and personal differences, leaving Soulslide withSandra, David and Simone. Right now the band are working on the new material together with drummer Jörg Michael (Ex-Stratovarius).
Atomship Tour With Evanescence and Default
Rising band Atomship (Wind-up Records) will be on tour with Evanescence and Default starting at the Wittern Theatre in L.A. on 2/11 and ending at Avalon in Boston on 2/29. They have also added their bio and sound clips of two of their songs to their web site. Here are the tour dates: More...
Taproot Working On New Cd & Collaborations
Taproot have been busy working on their new album as of late. The band are rumored to be planning to hit Chicago shortly to record a collaboration with Billy Corgan of Smashing Pumpkins/Zwan fame; and are also said to have been working with Stephen Carpenter of the Deftones on a new track as well. The groups new album is expected out later this year through Velvet Hammer Music/Atlantic.
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Jaclyn Anthony / Lincoln Times-News The Community Building Team of the First Presbyterian Church's Meals for Missions project held a fundraiser for Lincoln County Coaliation Against Child Abuse and Child Advocacy Center on Wednesday. CAC Director Sherry Reinhardt gave a compelling presentation on the need for community support for this organization that helps an average of 175 new victims of child abuse each year.
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not at all boy............. I've done it by myself .................... but the question is how u take it... it make me loyal and hard worker even more better and gave the ability to stand where ever I deserve and if needed confine myself................. just keep it changing after you fell that u gained everything which is needed to complete this work............... knowledge never ends................ it expands so, u should also expand with it. Gud Luck n God Bless
In this economy..any job is a good job. Keep it while you figure out what you want to do..
Yes and no, if you're happy what you're doing now I say ride it out but every job is temporary. The day it stops giving you what you want out of life pack it up and move on. Take it from me even with a college degree, unless you have can get experience in your field as soon as you can you'll have a hard time finding work.
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School Rezoning Proposed for Jackson Heights
DNAinfo reports that the Department of Education proposed rezoning two neighborhood middle schools — I.S. 145 and I.S 230 — to help alleviate overcrowding in Jackson Heights. According to DNAinfo, "The boundaries for I.S. 230 would expand by about 10 blocks along Roosevelt Avenue, from 83rd Street to 92nd Street. The new territory, which would shrink the zone for I.S. 145, would be served by an annex for I.S. 230 that is under construction in the neighborhood." The annex is expected to open next September, which is when the rezoning is also supposed to take place. Both middle schools are currently over 100 percent capacity; parents have complained about overcrowding for years. The DOE will hold a public meeting on the matter Monday, January 13th, 6pm at I.S 145, 33-34 80th Street.
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People of all income levels in principle, including some foreigners, will basically be eligible for the planned cash handouts aimed at giving some relief during increasingly tough economic times, the internal affairs ministry said Friday.
The eligible include Japanese nationals whose names are on local resident registers as of a designated date, which is expected to be either Jan. 1 or Feb. 1, and foreigners with permanent resident status, or with spouse or dependent visas.
Foreigners with so-called permanent settler status, such as descendants of Japanese immigrants to South America and so-called Japanese war orphans left behind in China, will also be eligible.
Of the 2.08 million foreigners in Japan, those falling in the above categories totaled 1.37 million as of March 31, 2007, according to the Justice Ministry.
The ministry said it has yet to decide if the government pays compensation to foreigners who are in Japan on work or student visas.
"Prime Minister Taro Aso first said the benefits should be distributed to all households and we should stick to that policy," said Kunio Hatoyama, minister of internal affairs and communications, said at the day's press conference.
Speaking to a gathering of representatives from local governments, Hiromi Okazaki, the ministry's director general for policy coordination, said, "We intend to revise our program after listening to your views and work out a simple plan that is not time-consuming."
Under the draft plan unveiled Friday, local governments are free to exclude people making more than ¥18 million a year from the new ¥2 trillion economic stimulus program. They can also request such affluent residents waive the benefits.
However, few local governments are expected to impose an income cap because clerical work to confirm income levels of each household would be too troublesome.
Municipalities will be charged with the work of distributing the money and carrying out the relevant paperwork.
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Budapest (May. 21)
The Jewish delegation which came to participate in the Roumanian union celebrations at Buzeau was insulted in such a manner that it was compelled to leave the celebration, states a report from Bucharest to the "Pester Lloyd."
The delegation, which included a number of rabbis, was shown to its place on the platform, in accordance with arrangements of the Commandant of the local garrison. When the Jewish representatives ascended the platform, the Roumanian Bishop Ghenadie rose from his place, shouting. "We don't want any mixing with you. Get down." Whereupon the Jewish delegation left the celebration.
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In another she is seen carrying Flynn and an animal balloon.
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The weather could put a damper on holiday travel plans this Thanksgiving.
According to the National Weather Service (NWS), moderate to heavy rains are continuing to move over the southeast and Mid-Atlantic regions while light snow is continuing from Ohio eastward through central New England.
The NWS has issued winter storm warnings and winter weather advisories for a large area from the Tennessee and Ohio Valleys eastward across the Appalachians to the interior Mid-Atlantic region and the Lower Great Lakes as well as interior New England.
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This morning was a month ago,
Yesterday's a year gone by.
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We recently had the privilege of participating in the Association for Competitive Technology's (ACT) Congressional Fly-In along with 50 other small business tech executives. Representing Bottle Rocket on Capitol Hill was Rocketeer David Goldstein, our VP of Solutions and Delivery. While there David spoke to lawmakers about the positive impact the technology industry is having on our community and throughout our country.
David's motivation for going to Washington was "to make sure that lawmakers and regulators hear the voices of small business tech companies. The pace of innovation right now is remarkable, but overreaching laws or regulation could bring industry growth to a screeching halt. I wanted to explain to our elected representatives the success that Bottle Rocket is having and what we need (or don't need) that will allow us to continue to grow and create more jobs."
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- Implementing programs for our schools to provide students with the computer science education that will help them qualify for rewarding careers in the tech industry. This would build a larger workforce of American software engineers and address the shortage that we and other development companies face.
- STEM education initiatives through increased fees from H-1B visas and green cards. This addresses the short-term urgency to find high skilled workers while laying the groundwork to grow the U.S. workforce.
- Allowing small software companies to protect their intellectual property without having to fight patent trolls and speculative lawsuits.
- Ensuring that the government does not impede efforts to strengthen and expand our Internet infrastructure so consumers can benefit from more reliable mobile and fixed data connectivity.
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The killing of 12 people inside the offices of Charlie Hebdo, the French satirical newspaper, has ignited a passionate international conversation about the rights of free speech.
Unfortunately, many of them are bassackwards, apologetic defenses that boil down to this: Satire is a protected form of self-expression, but not all satire is created equal; nobody should die for the beliefs they express, but not all beliefs should necessarily be expressed.
I disagree.
The line in the sand in this particular case is that Charlie Hebdo regularly publishes cartoons that mock Islam, and that Muslims in recent years have proven to be exceedingly thin-skinned about such portrayals. In the Muslim world, most images of the prophet Muhammad are considered sacrilegious. Therefore, images that mock the prophet (or the Prophet) are automatically beyond the pale.
Politico magazine recently published a piece by Remy M. Maisel that illustrates the thought process of many "defenders" of free speech. After an obligatory opening that says nobody should die for satirical depictions of any political or religious situation, Maisel differentiates between "true" and "pseudo" satire.
True satire, the writer notes, makes a particular point with a goal of improving the civic conversation, while pseudo-satire is "simple mockery." Examples of true satire, Maisel says, are "The Colbert Report" and "The Daily Show," while pseudo-satire is the realm of "Family Guy" and "South Park." Apparently, programs like the last two negatively color the public's view of so-called legitimate satire. Maisel doesn't go so far as to connect the dots between fear of pseudo-satire and the violence visited on the offices of Charlie Hebdo last week, but the insinuation is there.
Charlie Hebdo lands squarely in the pseudo-satire category, based on Maisel's definitions. Perhaps if the newspaper included a Web link to a Christian website with each cartoon, it could be seen as offering a valid alternative and could move into the light along with other "legitimate" forms of satire.
A certain elitism permeates the Politico argument. Apparently, mock news programs that poke fun at current events are somehow superior to animated programs that do the same, especially since "Family Guy" and "South Park" are designed primarily as entertainment. (And "The Colbert Report" wasn't?)
I'm not a regular viewer of either of Maisel's examples of pseudo-satire. "South Park," particularly, with its dark, dingy, nihilistic view of the world, is not in my wheelhouse. Yet I don't doubt that each program is doing its part, satirically, to poke fun at the established culture and encourage free thinking beyond the parameters of accepted authority. If they're providing a few laughs and selling some advertising along the way, what of it? The last time I checked, neither Stephen Colbert nor Jon Stewart had taken vows of poverty.
In the old days, print journalism's goal was to "comfort the afflicted and afflict the comfortable." Newsroom cuts and cowtowing to the remaining slices of advertising and readership pie have effectively ended that, leaving satirists as one of the few remaining levelers of an unequal society.
Organized religions, be they Muslim or Christian, occupy places of power on the world stage. One need not provide a viable alternative or option to either. Mockery is sufficient.
Ultimately, it doesn't matter if the editors and cartoonists of Charlie Hebdo are producing award-winning satire or are raking cartoon muck from the bottom of the inkwell. It doesn't matter if they are catering to elitists, the rank-and-file, or the great unwashed masses. It doesn't even matter if what they publish is racist or hurtful. They have a right to publish it. Readers have a right to read it, agree or disagree with it, and either keep buying or decide it's not for them. They can also take up pens and draw and write their own responses. Distinctions between satire and pseudo-satire, like distinctions between "high" and "low" art, say more about those making the judgments than it does the work itself.
I'm not sure how Maisel reaches the conclusion that pseudo-satire "fosters cynicism, apathy, and intolerance." But if it does, what of it? I can't defend apathy, but if Charlie Hebdo makes the world more cynical and intolerant of organized religions' claims on the minds and hearts of their adherents … well, that's more than enough reason to justify its existence and mourn the loss of its practitioners.
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After about three years on the job, I can usually predict where some of the best prep sports moments of the year are going to occur.
The state track meet in Jefferson, the state wrestling meet in Gwinnett and the Classic City Championship are some of the usual suspects.
It is rare that these venues don't give me something special to write about.
But it is when big moments happen in unexpected games or venues that the most memorable events occur.
The absolute surprise helps tattoo the memory in my mind.
Here are my five favorite prep sports events of the year in chronological order. Some were expected, and some weren't.
► 1. State traditional wrestling meet at the Gwinnett Arena, Feb. 20: I always look forward to covering the last wrestling meet of the season.
It is definitely a challenge to try and keep track of five different matches going on simultaneously, but it is always one of the best spectacles in high school sports.
This year, like last year and the year before that and the year before that and the year before that - you get the point - Jefferson won the traditional title, its 10th straight.
In 2010, however, they tied a program record by finishing with seven individual champions.
Cason Thurmond, Isaac Kelly, Cain Finch, Kyle Springer, Zach Allen, Forrest Przybysz and Lucas Redd led the Dragons to one of their most dominating wins.
But stealing the spotlight for a brief moment from Jefferson was North Oconee's Dyllan Greene, who beat the Dragons' Clay Richardson via technical fall for the 125-pound title. Greene's win marked the first individual wrestling title in program history.
► 2. Jefferson basketball 68, Manchester 67, Feb. 27: The Dragons reached the Class AA semifinals in 2010, but their playoff run started with a thrilling last-second win over Manchester.
Jefferson, which won the Region 8-AA title with a one-point victory over Riverside Military, trailed Manchester for all but six seconds of the game.
The Dragons trailed by as many as 13 points but scored the last five points of the game to sneak past Manchester.
Guard David Watson, then a junior, scored all of those final five points. He hit a 3-pointer with 16 seconds left to get Jefferson within a point. He then added a tip-in with six seconds left to give the Dragons their first and only lead of the game.
Watson led the team that night with 21 points. Jefferson won 18 straight games to reach the semifinals, where it lost to Thomasville 69-43.
► 3. The Georgia Olympics, May 13-15: There is always a litany of highlights from the boys state track and field meet at Memorial Stadium in Jefferson.
With three days of competition, it is hard to keep track of everything that happens.
The event that caught everyone's attention this year was the pole vault. Early in the day, Jefferson's Tyler Porter turned heads by setting a new all-classification record at 16-feet, 7 1/4 inches.
His record only lasted a few hours. In the final pole vault event of the day, Gainesville's Paul Malquist surpassed Porter's leap with a 16-8 vault. That was two all-classification records set in the same event in the same day.
Other highlights from the event included Josh Kles' wins in the shot put and discus, a feat matched by Athens Academy's Ben Glauser, and North Oconee's Tripp Hurt winning the 1,600-meter run in the final 100 meters.
► 4. The Classic City Championship, Aug. 27: This year's showdown between Clarke Central and Cedar Shoals on the football field wasn't as close as it usually was (the Gladiators won 42-12), but it stood out to me for two reasons: it was the first game of the season and it started with a bang.
On the opening kickoff in The Jungle - the first play of the first game of the season - Clarke Central's Jordan Pierce forced a fumble and Terrell Bradshaw returned it for a touchdown.
Just like that, the Jaguars were down 7-0.
I was on the sideline when it happened, standing in front of the Jaguars' band. When I turned around, I saw dozens of shocked faces. I think my jaw was just as slack as everyone else's.
To the Jaguars' credit, they recovered and pulled within a score of the Gladiators after falling behind 20-0. But late turnovers gave Clarke Central more than enough ammo to pull away.
► 5. Prince Avenue softball 9, First Presbyterian Day 0, Oct. 21: Any time a team makes program history, any time years of hard work finally pay off, it is going to be memorable.
In just their fourth season, the Lady Wolverines earned a spot in the elite eight in Columbus by beating First Presbyterian Day in the third game of a best-of-three series in Bogart. Prince Avenue went on to reach the final day of the tournament and finish third overall in the state.
After beating First Presbyterian Day to earn the trip to Columbus, the Lady Wolverines and their coaches celebrated with photos in left field, center field, right field and at home plate.
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Holtzes and Notre Dame: Faith, family, football
Former Notre Dame coach Lou Holtz will be in town Monday night for USF's Football Kickoff Dinner, but we started to look ahead to the Bulls' opener at Notre Dame in Sunday's paper, with a story on Skip and Lou and how they first came to be in South Bend.
We were able to spend an hour with Lou in his Orlando home last week, and there were no shortage of great Skip stories we'll share over the next two weeks -- this feature mentions the fact that he was good enough in basketball he could have been a walk-on at North Carolina, playing for Dean Smith alongside Michael Jordan. We talked with two other Notre Dame graduates in the Holtz family -- his sister Liz and brother Kevin -- and will have more from them as well.
The Notre Dame memories also gave us an excuse to dig up old pictures of Skip from his South Bend days -- we'll be posting those as well. The main picture on the front of Sunday's sports section (and here) was shared by Holtz's wife, Jennifer, while the photo inside showing Lou and Skip on the sideline together is part of Notre Dame's archives.
We'll have more South Bend stories this week and next, talking to the Notre Dame alum who considers Skip his "adopted son," his playing days as a Fighting Irish walk-on and more about Holtz's unsung basketball skills on campus.


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Chris Millar, producer at Titan Studios, has announced that a patch for its PSN title Fat Princess should be rolling out now, with the promise of improved connectivity in online games.
Millar also revealed that Titan is going to be tweaking some of the point balances and classes based on gamer feedback.
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