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Didi-Huberman is a philosopher and art historian. He teaches at the School for Advanced Studies in the Social Sciences (École des hautes études en sciences sociales) in Paris, where he has been a lecturer since 1990. He is a winner of the Distinguished Lifetime Achievement Award for Writing on Art given by the College Art Association.
Born in Saint-Etienne on June 13, 1953, Didi-Huberman is the son of a painter. He studied philosophy and art history in Paris, complementing his studies in Rome (Academy of France), Florence (Villa I Tatti, Harvard University Center for Italian Renaissance Studies), and London (Institute of Advanced Study, Warburg Institute).
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Detroit Pistons Draft Dreams: Derrick Williams
Even the casual observer of the Pistons knows their most glaring deficiency this season: a lack of depth in the frontcourt.
At 6-foot-8, Arizona's Derrick Williams is among the top frontcourt prospects in the draft. Right now, he's projected to go as early as first overall to fifth overall, so it's unclear if he'll be around by the time the Pistons pick first. But with a lot of parity among this year's top prospects, it's conceivable that, like Greg Monroe last year, a pretty good talent could slip through the first few picks and end up a Piston.
Measurables: 6-foot-8, 241 pounds sophomore forward for Arizona
Key stats: 19.1 points and 8.1 rebounds per game, shooting 61 percent from the field
Projected: Top half of lottery
How would he help the Pistons?
I saw this headline — 'Derrick Williams shooting 60 percent in clutch situations' — on RealGM the other day and thought it was interesting. Then I looked at Williams' stats and realized the dude shoots 61 percent in all situations.
That's the immediate value of Williams to any team that drafts him — he's a high efficiency finisher. Paired with Greg Monroe up front, the Pistons would have two players capable of making 55 percent or more of their shots. Few teams in the NBA could boast a combo like that.
As I mentioned in the first Draft Dreams post, the thing I personally look for in any prospect is 'Did they improve?' You want guys who work on their game, guys who make leaps from one year to the next in college, and Williams has certainly done that. He doesn't shot a lot of 3-pointers, but as a freshman, that wasn't a part of his arsenal at all. This season? He's taken 45 threes and hit 62 percent (!) of them. He's also getting to the line a lot more. Last season, playing virtually the same number of minutes per game, he shot 232 free throws in 31 games. This season, in 29 games, he's already shot 254.
Williams can create his own shot but also moves well without the ball and runs the floor well.
How wouldn't he help the Pistons?
The most glaring problem with a Williams-Monroe frontcourt would be that neither guy is a shot blocker. Williams is a solid enough defender at the college level, although like Monroe, he'd certainly need to add some strength to handle NBA bigs. But with the abundance of penetrating guards in the NBA, having a presence at the rim who can block or alter shots is vital to a strong defense.
Although Williams has improved his rebounding this season, he's still not what any would consider dominant on the boards, and because he's only 6-8, it's hard to project how he'd fare as a NBA-level rebounder. It's not a huge issue because the Pistons have Monroe, Ben Wallace and Jonas Jerebko, all solid rebounders, on the team, but if Williams is going to be a power forward in the NBA, he'll have to continue improving on the boards.
What are others saying?
"While he's not the biggest player in this draft (he's likely to measure somewhere between 6-8 and 6-9), nor the longest or most explosive, Williams' polished skills, high basketball IQ and fantastic scoring instincts are tools that NBA teams are in desperate need of these days. Smart, versatile power forwards who can create their own offense and score from anywhere on the floor are viewed by many as the second-most coveted players in the league right now after pick-and-roll point guards."
"One of his best assets revolves around his high offensive awareness level- he times his cuts in the paint in rhythm with his point guard and the ball movement around him … He uses pump fakes and positions his body efficiently when going up for a layup or dunk under the rim … With his back to the basket, Williams uses his strength, along with long and efficient drop steps to create separation where he can score on 10 foot turn around jumpers and touch hooks … He is capable of facing up, where he can attack by putting the ball on the floor, and though he doesn't have the speed or handle to blow by his defender, he uses his body to shield his defender, making it difficult to contest his shot."
"Williams has had one of the biggest jumps of anyone on our draft board this season. He came into the regular season ranked No. 26 on our Big Board but in late December had cracked the lottery, and a month ago we moved him into our Top 10. On Sunday we moved him all the way to No. 4. That's a huge leap for a guy who many scouts felt lacked the elite athleticism or size at his position to be a lottery pick. How has Williams made the jump? First, he has been the most efficient player in college basketball this season, according to John Hollinger's PER. Second, he's shown scouts that he's a better athlete than they thought he was and has dramatically improved his face-the-basket game."
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he is a nice player but…….undersized. Do you really want to draft another player like Max?
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Good post. As a Jazz fan I am getting more and more curious about draft prospects.
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Austin >Food & Dining > Green Muse Cafe
519 W Oltorf St, Austin, TX | Directions 7870430.241632 -97.758950
Neighborhoods: Dawson
Green muse boooo's – Okay so me and my roommate go here a good bit, and I took my best friend there to study too. So obviously at one point in time we were all big fans, however, not so much anymore.
right like everyone says great atmosphere, except this one guy who works at night ( black hair, tattoos and a shitty attitude ). We've seen two times where he has approached ppl and instead of asking them kindly and explaining the situation; he just says if your gonna be here you need to buy something. We'll he gave it bout 5mins then comes back and goes hey that means now... if your not going to buy something then leave. The kid says ya okay im not bothering anybody i havent been here long- the employee cuts him off and is like look it really pisses me off to have to been saying this
Then ends his blow up with quote " if your not going to buy something then get the f*@# out of here"
The place could be great but the customer service reflects its zombie atmosphere, i.e. dead.
The place just lacks coffee shop charm.
Make it a day trip and its chill, youll prolly get a smile from the curly haired kid working. But until they roadkill this employee I wouldnt recommend it.
Best coffee shop ever – This place is great. I love the atmosphere, it's quiet, but people still talk, the servers are friendly, and the Italian sodas are good. The only drawback is that parking can be a hassle sometimes. That however, is a small price to pay.
Throw your Starbucks in the trash and go to the Green Muse. You won't regret it.
Could be great – The Green Muse kills me. It should be so awesome. Such a great space. Especially the outside, with the movie screen etc.. Great location.
So, it all seems to fall apart right when you pull into the parking lot. First off, no parking... ever... idiot business next to it always tows everyone. You'd think they could simply work out an financial agreement? a percentage of profits for shared parking? something.
Then you get inside... and instead of a lively neighborhood coffee shop, with good music and conversation, you're greeted with dead silence... and awkward stares from the 12 or so people on HP laptops that you just disturbed. I guess they were hard at work... studying... far from UT... trying to figure out how to get on the wireless network?
Then you walk up to the bar to order a coffee. Totally understaffed. Never more than one employee. So it takes about 15 minutes to get espresso drinks for 3 people. And the coffee is unfortunately about as uninspired as the clientele in the front room.
Then you walk outside (cause you can't tolerate the stuffy, quiet, pretentious atmosphere inside) only to discover that there are about 12 seats in a space that could hold 30. Why are there so few seats?
This place has such great potential to be a really unique, wonderful coffee shop. They need to flush out the zombies with some music inside, Maybe try something with an Absinthe angle? BYOB Absinthe? Provide the accessories. Address the parking situation, and redesign the seating in the outside area.
There is tragedy, but from the tower? – I love this place. OHH...I am a towing professional. This place is quiet, relaxing and a great cup a jo! I am not sure how long you have been in town, or any major city, but towing is, and always will be, an issue that is a fact of life. Read the signs! It really is that easy! Property owners and tenant have the right to disallow anyone they choose on thier property. If they are having towing conducted on that property, then I am certain they had a reason to even go this far as a solution. And come off of this "I parked facing away from the business" stuff. You know where you parked and knew you were wrong for doing it. Yea, it may have been after you came back and actually read the sign, but you knew. And you know that you thre in this little bit of "the property is getting kickback" stuff of of the top of your head. They are not being paid kickbacks, not getting a portion of the tow bill, or anything like it. I bet they do not even know you were towed, which means the towing company is doing thier job right and keeping unwanted vehicles of of thier property. If it was your business, you may have done the same thing. You cannot sit here and give that answer without being in thier shoes.
But the Green Muse is a great place to socialize quietly and even to just be secluded to work on your oqwn thing in peace. I love it!
tow tragedy #2 – yeah, i got towed last night and i have to wonder: does step by step have any actual customers or do they manage to stick around based solely on their towing racket with assured? the tow trucks park across the street and watch til they can pounce. i had gone there myriad times and avoided the towing by squeezing myself into spots in the small area that officially belongs to green muse (a cafe that i actulally really enjoy, though i won't be going for a long time, despite the fact that i know this isn't their fault - just that a $200 coffee/email checking bill left a bitter taste in my mouth).
patronize green muse, by all means. there is a nice, quiet atmosphere, they serve decent drinks(the chai is great), and the people who work there are all nice. just don't park there without looking very carefully at where you're parked.
avoid at all costs if you must drive there & park... your car will be towed by "Step by Step" dance studio, even when they are closed! – 2 Places I will not go to in Austin::
Green Muse Coffeehouse (512/912-7789 Located behind Ace Cash or some such at 519 W Oltorf and South First) and the Step by Step School Dance {512/444-6522 located at 529 W Oltorf St @ S 1st Street).. Why do I recommend NOT doing business with these 2 places? Because apparently they are at war over their parking spots. Last night, even tho I parked by a car that was parked perpendicular ACROSS (not IN) the marked parking space, my car got towed because I was properly situated in the space FACING THE DANCE STUDIO. If my door would have been facing the building (like the illegally parked car) I would not have been towed. I got out of my vehicle @ 7:08pm and the time on my tow receipt was 7:17pm. So, less than 10 minutes after parking my car to walk inside & see if I was at the right place (the signs for the Green Muse not being clearly evident), my car was already hooked up on the tow truck's dollie & some "wet behind the ears" male was saying "Cash or tow?" The sign on the wrecker door said Assured Towing. Now, while I wont ever be calling them for a tow, I do know they are only doing their job, as they are PAID TO DO by Step by Step...that is what my receipt said. Tow authorized by "Step by Step" as as per their standing agreement with Assured Towing ... who gets a percentage of all monies paid for vehicles towed from that lot...did you know that?
Editorial Review – Earth tones reign at this peaceful South Austin coffee house and cafe, popular with students, writers, artists and entrepreneurs.
Small but comfortable. – Green Muse is one of my favorite study places in town. The atmosphere is just... extremely conducive to studying and relaxing, and the coffee is great.
The baristas are cool, but... I've noticed that different baristas make certain drinks in completely different ways (but not necessarily bad ways, just... two different drinks). I don't have the heart to tell them this or to get particularly bothered by it, but I just make sure that I order my drinks in accordance with the present barista. I should probably point it out someday, but... eh. The mochacino is good... on some days... as is the mocha shake (which is still one of the better coffee-shakes I've had anywhere). Their paninis and hummus are awesome all the time.
One other problem could be the lack of seating. They have a pretty good-sized patio, but when it's cold it's no fun to be out there. Seating is pretty limited inside, and there really isn't much room for groups larger than three or four (except for the big table in the back, which is sometimes snag-able).
All things considered, it's still my favorite cafe.
zone out to work and relax at the same time – It's the only place where one can chill oblivious to the surroundings and focus freely on your artwork, reading, schoolwork, web project, or whatever. If you ever do decide to lift your head for a break and look around, the Muse has some of the coolest interior design ideas lifted from industrial art. The food choices are limited, but that is good because the few things they do create are created to perfection. The coffee is the draw that will keep you coming for more. It is consistently good. And the chai? - heaven. I have had a pint now and then and I'm so happy they carry Live Oak (yeah local). They have plenty of beer and wine to take your worries away. The music is the BEST song selection I have ever heard - Maybe a little loud in 1 spot, but nobody seems to care because the music is so great. Location is a little creepy, especially at night. Sits almost invisibly between an Ace Cash and cheap pizzaria with nearby a car repair shop, Church's chicken and more. I suppose that is good because I like the number of people. Just right. Smokers and non smokers will love the shaded patio in the back with the cool turtle pond, elevated decks and close stage make this area nice. The inside is so clean, no smoke drift. A good combo of plush and functional seating with gobs of power outlets. Two wireless antennae, front and back make the connection one of the best. The staff behind the bar is so Austin. If you're looking to be greeted with a forced smile and cheesy hello, you'll just have to go to Starbucks. the Muse baristas are so unobtrusive that you may have to gong the little prayer chime bar thingy to get one to come out of the kitchen. However, ask for a coffee and let your eyes behold the art of making a great coffee.
great coffee, etc. – the location is out of the way but near downtown if you're touring through austin... the coffee is great, and the chai's are better. as one of the other reviews state, the mediteranean plate is wonderful, and very filling. if you have less room just order the toasted pita which comes with hummus. the baked goods are tasty, and there's a pretty good selection of beers if that's what you're into.
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15-18 - I-405 Construction Closure
Hazardous Waste Roundup
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Sets Concert: Flattop Jim & his Jump Cats
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Ham Radio Class & Exam
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Council Meeting
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City of Calabasas will proudly host the community's annual
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5:00p.m. and the fireworks show begins at 9:00p.m. The
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Tickets must be purchased in
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entertainment and all activities. Children under 2 years of
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roasted corn, kettle corn, snow cones and more. Please note
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for adults and $12 for children before July 1. After the
Fun Run, a pet show will be held at 11:00a.m. at the
greenbelt adjacent to the Tennis & Swim Center featuring pet
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Splash Party, featuring games, swimming, free use of tennis
courts, a barbeque, music and dancing will take place at the
Tennis & Swim Center from 11:00 a.m. until 5:30 p.m.
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bags in two stages.
The City will be giving away free, reusable bags to
shoppers on Friday, July 1 at the five Calabasas
stores who are part of the first stage in the ban.
From 9:00a.m. to 12:00p.m. on Friday July 1, elected
officials, staff and volunteers will be distributing
bags at Gelson's (22277 Mulholland Highway in
Calabasas), Ralphs (in the Commons at Calabasas) and
Rite Aid (also in the Commons at Calabasas). From
1:00p.m. to 4:00p.m., bags will be distributed at
Albertsons (26521 Agoura Road in Calabasas) and at
Maddy's Market (26767
Agoura Road in Calabasas).
Under the terms of the new law, stores will have
reusable bags available for sale and will also offer
recyclable paper bags for 10 cents each in lieu of
customers bringing their reusable bags or simply
carrying items purchased without a bag. The fees
collected from bag sales will only go towards
helping stores comply with the new law. Lower income
residents who participate in the California Special
Supplemental Food Program for Women, Infants, and
Children program will receive either reusable bags
or recyclable paper bags for free. Small plastic
bags will still be available in stores for fruits
and vegetables.
Smaller drug stores, convenience food stores,
smaller retail stores and grocers must stop offering
disposable plastic bags by January 1, 2012.
The Calabasas ordinance is modeled after one passed
last November by Los Angeles County and backed by a
comprehensive Environmental Impact Report conducted
by the County. Calabasas now joins the growing
ranks of municipalities encouraging residents to
bring reusable bags when shopping. For more
information about reusable bags and this ordinance,
please visit
City of Calabasas is pleased to announce the return of
Calabasas Sun Sets Summer Series which features
three additional free Sunday evening performances at
Calabasas Lake through August. With a line-up of music
ranging from the Beatles music to big band classics, the
Sun Sets Series will entertain the entire family on
Sunday evenings this summer.
On July 17,
Flattop Tom and his Jump Cats will perform classic Big
Band Swing, Blues, 40s and 50s Classics, Boogie Woogie,
Rockabilly, and oldies
favorites. There will be two additional Sun Sets
concerts in August.
The full Sun Sets concert schedule is available online
No tickets are necessary and
all performances in the
2011 Calabasas Sun Sets Summer Series are free to the
public. All concerts will begin at 6:00p.m. and will
take place at Calabasas Lake. Free parking will be
available at the Calabasas Tennis & Swim Center,
23400 Park Sorrento in Calabasas.
For more information,
please call (818) 224-1600.
Calabasas Library has two "Lunch at the Library"
events planned for July. A "Yoga and You" session
will take place on Thursday, July 14, 2011 at noon.
Participants are encouraged to
wear comfortable clothing, bring a yoga mat or large
towel and some water. No yoga experience is
necessary! On Thursday, July 28, 2011,
Calabasas Patch journalist Reza Gostar will lead a
discussion on the many beautiful hiking trails in
the City of Calabasas. This event also begins at
For more information on any of the Lunch at the
Library events, please call the Calabasas library at
Calabasas Library is hosting two unique summer reading
programs. The first program is for children and young
adults and the other program is for adults. The
children and young adult summer reading program, One
World, Many Stories, is a free summer program that
encourages and promotes reading for kids in grades
K-12. Sign-ups are now underway and the program runs
through August 14, 2011.
When a child signs up he/she will
receive a free reading log. The reading log can be used
to record books read during the summer. Children will
also receive small incentives once a week each time they
visit the library during the eight-week summer program.
There will be FREE special activities throughout the
summer. A full schedule of events is available online
The adult summer reading program
is called "Novel Destinations" and will feature a number
of captivating books to read and discuss this summer.
Adult registrations are available at the reference desk
and every adult that joins will have a chance to win a
Trader Joe's gift basket and other prizes just for
reading books this summer. A schedule of adult summer
reading events is also available online at
For more information, please call (818) 225-7616.
The City of Calabasas has
released revised schedules for 2011
summertime public transportation services. Line 1 continues
unchanged and lines 2 through 8 began summer service on June
21, 2011. Lines 2 and 3 serve the west side of Calabasas
and provide service for students needing to attend Calabasas
High School and A. C. Stelle Middle School, respectively.
Line 4 and Line 5 serve the east side of Calabasas and
provide looping service to Calabasas High School. Line 6,
Line 7 and Line 8 serve the east side of the City and
provide service to A. C. Stelle.
Please note that this
summer, riders must show either the blue 2011 annual
pass, or use the green transit tickets to ride the shuttle
service. Failure to do so will result in refusal of
service. Please note that Line 1 and the Calabasas Trolley
do not require riders to show the summer transit pass.
Please contact Calabasas Public Transportation
Customer Service at (888) 287-7929 with any questions.
Parents in Calabasas can now register their kids for
additional summer swim lessons which start on Monday,
July 18, 2011 and Tuesday, July 19, 2011. Registration
forms are currently available at the
Tennis & Swim Center.
The Swim Center lesson office/tiki is open to accept
registrations and answer phone calls from Monday through
Thursday from 8:30a.m. to 12:45p.m. and 3:30p.m. to
6:30p.m. Class space is limited and the classes will
fill-up quickly! For more information, please call at
the Lagoon at (818) 222-8777.
2011 Calabasas
Spring/Summer Winter Recreation brochure has been mailed to
all Calabasas residents.
The brochure features detailed information about adult and
youth classes, senior citizen programs, community news and
information, sports activities and much more. Please
look for Enrichment classes and other after school programs
in the Recreation Brochure.
The 2011
Spring/Summer Calabasas Recreation Brochure is also available
online and
additional paper copies are available at
Hall, the
Agoura/Calabasas Community Center and the
Tennis & Swim Center.
Classes run until September 2011 so make sure to
register early!
For more information about Calabasas recreation
opportunities or for help with class registration, please
call the
at (818) 880-6461.
"Plan ahead, avoid the area, or stay home." That's the
message public safety officials are sending to the public in
anticipation of a planned 10-mile, 53-hour closure of the
I-405 freeway between the U.S. 101 and I-10 on the weekend
of July 16-17, 2011 for planned demolition work on the
Mulholland Bridge as part of a major I-405 improvement
On Friday, July 15, ramps to the northbound I-405 between
U.S. 101 and the I-10 and southbound I-405 between U.S. 101
and Getty Center Drive will begin to be shut down as early
as 7:00p.m., and closure of freeway lanes will begin at 10
p.m. to ensure full freeway closure by midnight. The closure
will continue until 5:00a.m. on Monday morning, July 18. Ramps
and connectors will be reopened by 6:00a.m. During this
closure, the Mulholland Bridge, I-405 freeway and access
ramps will be closed.
The Los Angeles Police Department, Los Angeles Fire
Department, California Highway Patrol, Los Angeles
Department of Transportation, Metro and Caltrans are
informing the public in advance that if they do not have a
critical need to be in or near the vicinity of the closure,
they are being asked to avoid the area.
Motorists who must travel through the Los Angeles
metropolitan area are advised to use alternate freeways
within the region. In addition, public transportation
options are available such as the Metro Rail service within
L.A. County and Metrolink servicing the five-county Southern
California region. Additional alternate route information
will be made available on the project web site at
Tennis & Swim Center
Creekside Park will each be holding one "Movie Under the Stars" events in July.
The first takes place on
Friday, July 15, 2011 at the
Tennis & Swim Center
featuring the classic family
film Free Willy. The second at
Creekside Park
will be
held on Friday, July 29, 2011 and will include a
screening of the animated film Madagascar 2. Free Tickets
are available at the Tennis & Swim Center front desk. Doors
will open at 6:00p.m., fun games begin at 6:00p.m.,
and the movies will start at 8:30p.m.
Please note
that all moviegoers must present a ticket to enter.
Please feel free to bring a swim suit, towel, a
short beach chair, swim noodle, a change of clothes
and money for snacks. The Cafe will be open for
movie treats and dinner. Please do not bring any
outside food, beverages or alcohol. Smoking is
prohibited. For more information, please call (818)
City of Calabasas Planning Division invites
residents to take part in a monthly game to guess
the historic Calabasas landmark depicted as the
Historic Place of the Month. Each month, a new
photo will be
posted on the Calabasas website depicting just a
small portion of the Historic Place of the Month.
Using only the image given and their knowledge of
the City, residents are encouraged to submit their
guesses via email. At the end of the month, a
detailed answer will be posted online detailing what
is shown in the image and the historical importance
of the location. Each month, another new image will
be posted which highlights the diverse and largely
unknown history of the Calabasas area.
The City of Calabasas organizes
two free monthly electronic waste collection events.
On the first Saturday of each month (Saturday,
July 2, 2011), an electronic waste collection will
take place at the
Albertson's parking lot, 26521 Agoura Road (at Las Virgenes Road)
in Calabasas from 10:00a.m to 3:00p.m. A second
monthly electronic waste event will take place on the
3rd Saturday of the month, July 16, 2011, in the Vons
Shopping Center parking lot at 23381 Mulholland Drive in
Woodland Hills from 10:00 a.m. to 3:00 p.m.
Acceptable items include but are not limited to CD
players, laptops and personal computers, microwave
ovens, printers, radios, stereos, telephones, and VCR's.
For more information, please contact the City of
Calabasas Recycling and Solid Waste Coordinator at (818)
The City of Calabasas
holds bi-monthly collections for paint and used oil.
On Saturday, July 9, 2011 there will
be a free water based paint and used oil collection
event at Calabasas City Hall located at 100/200 Civic
Center Way (map)
adjacent to the Commons from 10:00a.m to 2:00p.m. For
more information, please contact the City of Calabasas
Recycling and Solid Waste Coordinator at (818) 224-1600.
City of
Calabasas and the
Lost Hills Disaster Communications Service
invite the public to attend a one-day Amateur
Ham Radio Study and Exam Session for an Entry
Level FCC License in 2011. The one-day sessions
will take place two more times in 2011 on July
17 and October 9. Each session will take place
at the
Lost Hills Sheriff's Station from 9:00a.m.
to 4:00p.m. There is a $30.00 class fee that
includes class expenses and a hot lunch. Please
note that registration is required and walk-ins
will not be accepted. There will be two free
follow-up classes from 7:00p.m. to 9:30p.m. on
two Wednesdays after each exam offering
information on which ham radio to buy and how to
program a radio and get it on air (August 3 and
17 for the July 17 class and October 20 and
November 3 for the October 9 class).
Participants can now
register for classes online or by sending a
check to Norm Goodkin, 22287 Mulholland Drive
#162, Calabasas, CA 91302. Please include the
name of the participant, the class date, an
email address and a phone number with the
registration. For more information, please
Norm Goodkin at (818) 222-7893 or
Debbie Larson at (818) 224-1620.
Library is hosting a free
movie discussion group for adults on Wednesday, July 20,
2011 at 6:00p.m. at the Library (200 Civic Center Way in
Calabasas). Participants
will watch a classic film based on the novel
An American Tragedy
by Theodore Dreiser
about a
working-class young man who is entangled with two women; one
who works in his wealthy uncle's factory and the other a
beautiful socialite. The film is 122 minutes and not rated,
but appropriate for PG-13 audiences.
For more information, please call Karilyn Steward at (818)
Conejos Players Theatre
- Thousand Oaks
The Rocky Horror Picture Show
Through July 23, 2011
Thurs., Fri. & Sat. at
Sun. at 2:00p.m.
Two Special Audience Participation Performances on July
8 & 15
Madrid Theatre
Canoga Park
July 2011 Calendar
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza - Thousand Oaks
Friends of the Calabasas Library
has purchased two memberships in
Los Angeles County Museum of Art (LACMA)
which allows the Library to loan patrons their two free
general admission passes to the museum. The free passes may
be checked out for 2 days at a time from the Calabasas
Library Circulation Desk and may be reserved up to one month
in advance.
features more than 100,000 works of
art from ancient times to the present.
For more information about the new LACMA admission pass
program, please call (818) 225-7616.
Be sure to
tune in to CTV on cable channel 3 in Calabasas, through
or watch any meeting or TV program on demand
through the
CTV archive.
Select CTV programming is now available on YouTube!
New this month on CTV:
LVUSD Superintendant Don Zimring and Chief
Business Official Karen
Kimmel, CPA,
sit down with host John Loesing to discuss
the LVUSD's budget issues.
Check the
CTV Guide
for playback days and times.
You can watch archived episodes of
Author's Night
anytime with
CTV Archives.
City Hall will be closed on Monday, July 4 in observance
of Independence Day.
City Council Agenda Items
are available online the Thursday prior to a City Council Meeting.
Agendas for all commissions
are available online the Friday prior to the commission meeting. All
City Council meetings and commission meetings take place
in the Council Chambers at City Hall, 100 Civic Center
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Elgin's Grand Victoria
2012 revenue:
$212 million
2011 revenue:
$257 million
Down: $45 million, or 17.5 percent
Illinois statewide
2012 revenue:
$1.64 billion
2011 revenue:
$1.48 million
Up: $162 million,
or 10.9 percent
Updated: February 16, 2013 6:15AM
Elgin's Grand Victoria Casino continued to see revenue drop in 2012, but gambling revenue statewide shot up with the Des Plaines casino in operation for a full year for the first time.
Every Chicago-area casino experienced a decline in gambling revenue except for Des Plaines, which generated twice as much money as the nearest competition.
The impact of the changed marketplace since the Des Plaines casino was added in summer 2011 means the state saw an 18.8 percent increase in its casino taxes in 2012.
But the Grand Victoria in 2012 generated revenue of $212 million, compared with $257 million the previous year, a 17.5 percent drop.
Harrah's Casino Joliet generated $223.4 million in casino revenue in 2012, a 5 percent drop from last year.
Hollywood Joliet took in $141.5 million, which was a 3.2 percent drop.
The impact of the Des Plaines casino was seen only in the Chicago market. Four of the five other casinos in Illinois saw revenue growth in 2012.
Rivers Casino in Des Plaines generated nearly $417 million, up from $177 million in 2011 when it was open half a year.
Hollywood Casino Aurora took in nearly $152 million, compared with $173 million in 2011.
But at least one local casino manager is betting on a more stable year in 2013.
Gambling revenue at Hollywood Joliet Casino is not likely to increase this year, general manager Wayne Smith said. But, he added, "I think it's going to be more stable."
Hollywood is adding a nightclub in February. Smith said he believes business will become steadier after a full year of Rivers Casino in Des Plaines in business.
"Hopefully, the market will start to settle in place," he said.
If so, stability could be short-lived. The Illinois Legislature this year again is expected to take up gaming expansion, which could put a casino in Chicago and others in the suburbs and downstate. Horse race tracks also could get slot machines.
Joliet officials have been focused on fighting a south suburban casino — which, they say, further would erode business for the two local casinos there.


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A service experience with first year students for first year students
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Contact email@example.com for more information.
To get involved, you must attend one of the following information sessions:
Tuesday, 9/24 at 7pm in Eagle's Nest
Wednesday, 9/25 at 7pm in Eagle's Nest
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Arduino Robotic Motor Controllers walks you through building your own PLC using Arduino. You'll learn to connect your PLC to various sensors, and program it to control the various types of motors -- DC, servor, and sensor -- used in robotics. At the end of the book you'll be confident in builting your own robotic devices capable of independent operation within the parameters of your programming.
- Explains PLCs and how to build them using Arduion
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Regulation of Judicial Conduct - Event Audio/Video
November 22, 2008A. Raymond Randolph, Robert F. Schiff, Eugene Volokh, Carlos T. Bea
2008 National Lawyers Convention
The following audio and video were recorded on November 22, 2008.
Is recent congressional interest in curtailing participation of judges in conferences and educational programs a chilling effort to curtail free speech, or is it a necessary insulation of the judiciary from special interest groups and their influence? What kind of extra-judicial participation in conferences and programs ought judges be allowed to engage in? Should Congress be concerned about the amount of time some justices of the Supreme Court spend with European and other foreign jurists. What, if anything, should be done to control the foreign or domestic education programs in which federal judges participate?
Regulation of Judicial Conduct 11-22-08
Running Time: 01:30:33
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- Hon. A. Raymond Randolph, United States Court of Appeals, District of Columbia Circuit
- Mr. Robert F. Schiff, Subcommittee on the Judiciary, United States Senate
- Prof. Eugene Volokh, University of California, Los Angeles School of Law
- Moderator: Hon. Carlos T. Bea, United States Court of Appeals, Ninth Circuit
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Student Research Presentations & Publications
Upstate New York Undergraduate Research Conference
Union College, September 22, 2012
Oral Presentations:
Carl Tompkins and Zachary Witter presenting SAWUS: Siena's Automatic Wikipedia Update System
Faculty: Dr. Sharon Small
Karl Appel and Lauren Mathews presenting STIRS: Siena's Twitter Information Retrieval System
Faculty: Dr. Darren Lim & Dr. Sharon Small
Poster Session:
Kayla Every Presenting SERP: Siena's Environmental Review Project (Absent: Mat Banville)
Faculty: Dr. James Booker & Dr. Sharon Small
Jordan Holoboski and Frank Schroeder
Presenting SCAPE: Siena College's Automated Predictor of Extremism
Faculty: Dr. Vera Eccarius-Kelly & Dr. Sharon Small
TREC Conference November 15, 2011
S. Small, D. Lim, K. Appel, D. Kalic, M. Kemmer, D. Purcell, C. Tompkins, C. Tran10 Weeks to TREC: STIRS, Siena's Twitter Informational Retrieval System. The Twentieth Text Retrieval Conference Proceedings. Gaithersburg, Maryland, November 15-18, 2011.
Poster Session:
David Purcell & Karl Appel Carl Tompkins & Chan Tran Chris Small & Denis Kalic
(Absent: Matt Kemmer)
Details of these projects can be seen at: Active Projects
Faculty Publications can be seen at through their individual links here: SCIAI Faculty


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The Mad Rapper – Roll Wit' Da Cat Lyrics
You niggas is crazy...You better be rollin' up over there quan
I represent for all my left back niggas
Cadillac, to left rack niggas who is gettin' it
Representin' It, Reinventin' it
Wit big money schemes and dreams of
Diplomatin' it, and settin' it
I see ya'll coppin' it, I'm still rentin' it
I'm still borowin' if you're still lendin' it
Pussy in the club, can't wait to start bendin' it
And this ???, Can't wait to start Spendin' it
I'm signed now, refined now, I'm still on the train
But I pay my son's Mom on time now
No more fastforward, It's just rewind now
No more six packs, It's cheese and wine now
Crazy Cat, My gold gat, Hoes - I like 'em fat
Shows I like to pack screamin' like Michael Jack
Whether it's rolled or in a pipe, I'm lightin' that
Whether it's guns or fists son, we fightin' back
Word, The Madd Rapper, For the 9-9 Boy
This How We Do
I say Ho's to the front, and Niggas to the back
Role up a blunt, and load up your gat
If you gettin' doe, Then hold up a stack
If you wanna blow, Then role with the cat
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I blind buy this perfume because I love all the perfumes of Elizabeth Arden. I do love this fragrance.
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Corporate travelers value our Mississauga hotel because our location along the QEW Corridor offers easy access to Hwy 401, 403, 407 & 427. We're just 20 minutes from downtown Toronto and one of the closest Holiday Inns to Mississauga and Oakville companies such as Ford Oakville Plant, Hatch, Siemens, SNC and Xerox. Our hotel's six meeting rooms have over 1,900 sq. ft. of flexible space and we offer full catering services and free wireless Internet access.
Leisure guests love our Mississauga hotel's central location. Day trips to nearby Toronto and Niagara Falls are easy and we're close to area attractions like the Living Arts Centre, Oakville's waterfront and Square One Shopping Centre.
Few Oakville or Mississauga hotels near Toronto can match the amenities we offer like the area's largest, indoor pool, sauna and fitness centre. Gatwick's Restaurant & Lounge offers a delicious dining experience and warm welcome. Our outstanding, multi-lingual staff is waiting to make your stay a great experience. For the best value and service, choose the Holiday Inn Toronto / Mississauga as your hotel.
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