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A twisty tale of time travel, the magical story of a boy lost at sea and the return of James Bond are among the year's Top 10 films as selected by the writers and editors of The Canadian Press.
Top 10 films of the year as chosen by The Canadian Press
A twisty tale of time travel, the magical story of a boy lost at sea and the return of James Bond are among the year's Top 10 films as selected by the writers and editors of The Canadian Press.
In alphabetical order, they are:
"Amour" — Rarely is aging and mortality seen with such unflinching, bracing honesty as in this haunting look at an elderly Parisian couple who wither before our eyes. Emmanuelle Riva is heartbreaking as the strongwilled but ailing Anne, a former piano teacher whose quick mind and hearty spirit erodes with alarming speed after a surprising diagnosis. Her husband Georges, played by Jean-Louis Trintignant, does his best to maintain their daily routine but is haunted by unspoken fears and an increasing despair that simmers alongside his devotion.
"Beasts of the Southern Wild" — With its fantastical flourishes and magnificent cinematography, "Beasts" is a uniquely touching treasure. Newcomers Quvenzhane Wallis brings impressive pluck to the part of six-year-old Hushpuppy while Dwight Henry is equally amazing as her booze-swilling dad. The Benh Zeitlin-helmed drama — which unfolds as daughter, father and other ragtag residents ride out a massive storm in a ramshackle bayou community — serves as an unforgettable social and environmental commentary as well as an ode to the tenacity of post-Katrina New Orleans.
"Django Unchained" — Yes, it's a little long — Quentin Tarantino's editor clearly struggled to rein him in — but you can understand why. Given the Oscar-contending performances by Jamie Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio and Samuel L. Jackson, and the series of compelling plots and subplots in this blaxploitation-spaghetti Western hybrid, it's a solid bet there was even more gold that hit the cutting room floor to keep the film from stretching into Peter Jackson territory. Opening Christmas Day, "Django Unchained" is another Tarantino classic buoyed by witty writing and unforgettable characters.
"Life of Pi" — If there's one word to describe this wonderment for the eyes and soul, it has to be "epic." Director Ang Lee has boldly brought to life Saskatoon author Yann Martel's boy-tiger shipwreck tale with visually sumptuous 3D CGI that doesn't detract one bit from the spiritual story that won a Man Booker Prize.
"Looper" — He was Christian Bale's sidekick in "The Dark Knight Rises" and worked with Steven Spielberg in "Lincoln," but it was Joseph Gordon-Levitt's lead role in this brainy and brawny sci-fi flick that showed he is a top-tier action star in the making. Set in a dystopian not-too-distant future in which criminals have discovered time travel and exploit it to carry out murders, Gordon-Levitt is an anti-hero killer with a heart of gold, tasked with taking out an older version of himself (Bruce Willis) sent from the future. One of the plot turns proved to be a little unpopular with the sci-fi crowd but "Looper" succeeds in balancing action, drama and a serpentine storyline — no small feat considering all the big-budget popcorn flicks that consistently miss the mark.
"Silver Linings Playbook" — With this open-hearted dramedy crowd-pleaser, David O. Russell managed to not only assemble a superstar cast — including double Oscar winner Robert De Niro, Oscar nominees Jennifer Lawrence and Jacki Weaver and stars Bradley Cooper and Chris Tucker — but he also coaxed sensational, wholly unexpected performances from all of them. As a volatile, brittle man newly sprung from a mental institution, Cooper shows surprising depth while Lawrence is incandescent as his equally messed-up new friend. But really, everyone in "Silver" shines so brightly, it's almost impossible not to be dazzled by the result.
"Skyfall" — Daniel Craig proves he may just be the best 007 ever (sorry Sean Connery!) in this exhilarating and gorgeously shot superspy instalment from Oscar-winning director Sam Mendes. "Skyfall" shows Bond at his most beautiful — from his tragic backstory, to the breathtaking pink-hued Scottish countryside and of course, those skinny suits that his predecessors would dare not attempt. And then there's that great Adele song.
"Stories We Tell" — Is there anything Sarah Polley can't do? Polley's first stab at feature film directing ("Away From Her") took her all the way to the Oscars and now some say her first documentary could do the same. This former child star proves masterful with the genre, managing to infuse a deeply personal tale with tension, smarts and emotional wallop. Ostensibly, it's about Polley's discovery that the man she grew up believing was her father was not her father at all, but as the title suggests, it's the way this secret unfolds and reverberates through her family that proves most fascinating.
"The Best Exotic Marigold Hotel" — This natty little film about seven British retirees musing on mortality amid the colourful chaos of India was a rare summertime gift from the cinematic gods. Tom Wilkinson! Judi Dench! Maggie Smith! It's hard to imagine a more superb group of actors, all at the top of their game in this poignant tale, deftly helmed by John Madden ("Shakespeare in Love"). The only downside of "Exotic Marigold"? Leaving the theatre and lamenting that similarly smart, stylish films for adults are so few and far between.
"The Queen of Versailles" — This wildly entertaining documentary about Westgate Resorts owners Jackie and David Siegel is really two films in one, and director Lauren Greenfield navigated the 90-degree turn in this couple's story with the steely panache of James Bond himself. The film begins as a hilarious document of one couple's misguided quest to build the largest and most expensive single-family home in the United States — based on the French chateau — and turns into a study of a privileged family coming unspooled in the aftermath of the economic collapse. As the Siegels' world turns, our smirking schadenfreude gives way to an unlikely degree of empathy — particularly for their plucky matriarch, who tries in vain to keep the family's moods up while their stock falls.
Honourable mentions: "The Dark Knight Rises"; "Frankenweenie"; "Jeff, Who Lives at Home"; "Les Miserables"; "Rust & Bone."
— Compiled by Canadian Press reporters Victoria Ahearn, Andrea Baillie, Michael Oliveira, Nick Patch and Cassandra Szklarski


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The Manuscripts section includes personal and family papers, business and institutional records, and over 80 photograph collections. Manuscripts and Rare Book collections complement one another to form research specialty areas. These include:
American Philosophy
including the papers of John Dewey, the archives of the Open Court press, Christian Century Magazine, the Library of Living Philosophers, and the papers and libraries of other individual philosophers and philosophical organizations.
First Amendment Freedoms
and censorship issues, in the papers of Theodore Schroeder, John Howard Lawson, and several collections relating to Henry Miller.
Twentieth Century American and British Literature
notably from the period between World War I and II, including Richard Aldington, Kay Boyle, Lawrence Durrell, Robert Graves, D.H. Lawrence, and others.
Irish Studies
centered around James Joyce, William Butler Yeats, Lady Gregory, Lennox Robinson and the Abbey Theatre, Brian O'Nolan, Katharine Tynan Hinkson, and Francis Stuart.
in the papers of Erwin Piscator, Mordecai Gorelik and Marjorie Lawrence, the records of Dublin's Abbey Theatre and Great Britain's Unity Theatre, and the American Sherman Theatre Collection of melodrama play scripts.
World War I
in dozens of collections of diaries, letters, postcards, and photographs documenting the service of individual soldiers from Illinois and elsewhere in the United States, as well as Great Britain and Germany.
Southern Illinois history and culture
including the papers and records of historian and educator John Willis Allen, the Rickert, Simonds, and Mann families, and local organizations and institutions, such as the First Presbyterian Church of Carbondale H.O.M.E (Honor Our Men's Efforts), the Trovillion Private Press, and the Carbondale Unitarian Fellowship.
Cold War Political Culture
manuscripts from the Moscow Trial Records, the American Humanist Association, Korean War armistice records, and much more.
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KQED Plus: Thu, Mar 14, 2013 -- 11:00 PM
This program explores the connection between Jewish Americans and baseball, our nation's most iconic institution. More than a film about sports, it is a story of immigration, assimilation, bigotry, heroism, the passing on of traditions, and the shattering of stereotypes. But despite the stereotypes, and in the face of hostility from fans and even violence from opposing players, there have been standout Jewish players in every decade from the 1860s to the present. This is the first major documentary to tell their stories.
Interviews include fans, writers, executives, and especially players - including Al Rosen, Kevin Youkilis, Shawn Green, Norm Sherry, Ron Blomberg, Bob Feller, Yogi Berra, and a rare interview with the legendary Hall of Fame pitcher Sandy Koufax. Fans Ron Howard and Larry King speak of the meaning of Jewish ballplayers in their own lives, while historians and even two baseball-loving rabbis relate the stories of Jewish players to the turbulent history of the last century. These powerful personal and historical stories are interwoven with an extraordinary collection of rare archival footage and photos, and a musical score ranging from Benny Goodman to Yo-Yo Ma to Rush. Dustin Hoffman narrates this engaging story of great drama, unforgettable games, and the broad sweep of American history.
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LOFT London Farm Tower
London, 2011
Population growth and urban centralization lead to increased demand for real estate market and for food.
One possible solution is vertical farming.
AWR therefore proposes the design of a new kind of skyscraper on the Thames waterfront, inserted into the new city skyline.
Vertical Farming: architecture and nature working together.
In the year 2000, Dickson Despommier (Professor of Environmental Science at Columbia University in New York) developed the concept of vertical farms, in collaboration with various architectural firms. Vertical urban farming means the cultivation of agriculture products and livestock in multi-storey tower structures, inserted within metropolitan areas.
The benefits offered by this technology are:
continuous, non-seasonal supply of agricultural products
safeguarded agricultural production against the damage caused by natural disasters such as droughts, floods.
reconstruction of a balanced ecosystem, through the reduction of cultivated land.
reduction of CO2 emissions, by eliminating the use of pollutants machineries such as tractors and vehicles for the transport of goods for long distances.
reduction of water consumption
decreased cost of food products
social benefits such as creating new job opportunities and education for the community.
The goals to achieve are:
meet the requirements of the World Green Building Council
determine which materials are best suited for the construction of a vertical farm
identify resistant, light, transparent and long-term materials
experiment with innovative materials
The competition requires the design of a vertical farm with a residential use.
In the city there is still a strong demand for housing and for public functions in downtown areas where the presence of public transportation makes the site extremely strategic.
The city offers the chance to build a real vertical village, which may include a public plaza, shopping areas, restaurants and residences. Londoners welcome these macro-structures that allow them to experience the city as well as possible. At the same time this project allows people to enjoy both indoor and outdoor activities, regardless of the weather.
AWR will give you a chance to confront these issues and problems into LOFT 2011.
Arch. Alessandra Capanna Jury president
Alessandra Capanna is an Italian architect living and working in Rome. She has taken her degree in Architecture at University of Rome "La Sapienza", from which she also received her Ph. D, discussing a thesis entitled "Strutture Matematiche della Composizione", concerning the logical paradigms in music and in architecture. She is the author of Le Corbusier. Padiglione Philips, Bruxelles (Universale di Architettura 2000), on the correspondence between the geometry of hyperbolic paraboloids and technical and acoustic needs, and its final and aesthetics consequences. Among her published articles on mathematical principles both in music and in architecture are "Una struttura matematica della composizione", remarking the idea of self-similarity in composition; "Musica e Architettura. Tra ispirazione e metodo", about three architectures by Steven Holl, Peter Cook and Daniel Libeskind; and "Iannis Xenakis. Combinazioni compositive senza limiti". She is teacher and researcher at the Faculty of Architecture of Rome "La Sapienza". She has taken part to several international Conferences and is corresponding editor of Nexus Network Journal.
Arch. Rosalba Belibani
PhD in Architectural Composition and Theory of Architecture, she is a researcher and lecturer in Architectural Design in Rome, at the Faculty of Architecture "Ludovico Quaroni". Expert in information and communication technologies (ICT) as applied to architectural design and urban planning and teaching, dealing with research projects of national interest and European-related e-learning and project development. Care heading "Architecture and Multimedia" magazine's "Metamorphoses". Since 1998, the year of its establishment is responsible for operating the LaMA_Laboratorio Multimedia Architecture, now the structure of the diary-Department of Architecture, where he carried out research in the field of multimedia and e-learning. audio digital video filming, editing and post production for a digital archive of works of architecture.
Arch. Lucio Eleuteri
Lucio Eleuteri is an Italian Architect living and working in Rome. He has taken his degree in Architecture in 1977 at the Sapienza University of Rome. He collaborated in the Lembo firm, taking part in projects of Design, Urban Planning and Interior Design, working with public and private clients.
Actually He works in the "Pubblica Amministrazione" at the "Ministero dell'Ambiente e della Tutela del Territorio e del Mare", he is a member of the Committee for the implementation of the project MO.SE of Venice, and he is a consultant to the T.A.R. (Regione Lazio) about the environment.
Arch. Francesca Castelli
Francesca Romana Castelli received her degree at the Faculty of Architecture of the University of Rome La Sapienza in 1990. She worked as a free lancer from 1990 to 2004 in the field of architectural and urban planning. Her work mainly consisted in urban recovery and renewal projects, both for private and public clients. In Rome she followed the project of Piazza Càstano at Tor Bella Monaca. Since 2004 she has worked in the DiAP (Department of Architecture and Project) as responsible for QART, Laboratory for the Study of Contemporary Rome. She took part in the drafting of the Carta della qualità della città contemporanea (Chart of Quality for the Contemporary Town) within the framework of the sector studies of the new PRG (Town Development Plan). She has conducted a number of researches from a historical, critical and planning perspective and she published a number of essays and organised different exhibitions and conferences. Among her publications: the researches on Mausoleo delle Fosse Ardeatine and contributions to the book Roma. La nuova architettura. Since 1991 she has worked as associate professor and as tutor in the five-year Degree course UE, in Degree and Phd seminars in Architecture – Tehories and Projects.
Arch. Loris Rossi
Graduated in architecture in 2004 at the Sapienza University of Rome, Ludovico Quaroni. He was awarded a PhD in Composition and Theory of Architecture, deepening part of his research at the Department of Architecture and Urban Planning at UCLA in Los Angeles, Tutor Prof. Jason Payne.
Actually adjunct professor in typological, quinquennial specialist degree course in architecture EU. Since 2005 he is co-founder of the Ungroup firm based in Rome, under which draws national and international competitions some of which are awarded and exhibited in various international exhibitions.
Arch. Maria Luigia Micalella
Graduated in architecture in 2008 at the Sapienza University of Rome, Ludovico Quaroni.
In 2009 she completed the International master degree in "Complex Project's Management " at "La Sapienza"in Rome and at "Ecole de Architecture La Villette"in Paris.
Carries out both academic life by winning a Ph.D. In Architecture Teory and Design, in Rome in 2010 and architectural design,working for two years at the Ungroup firm where she entered national and internetional contests.
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Fort Zeelandia stands proudly on the shore of the Suriname River in the shade of centuries-old mahogany trees. This is where Paramaribo originated and the small trading colony founded here has grown into a vibrant capital with 290,000 inhabitants. A visit to the fort is not only an opportunity to learn more about Surinamese history but also to admire the views from the terrace of the museum café.
This is one of the few stone monuments in the mostly wooden historic centre of Paramaribo. And it is precisely those characteristic red bricks among the exotic vegetation and palm trees on the riverbank that lend Fort Zeelandia its unique charm. The star-shaped fort has 3 bastions and various buildings that frame a small courtyard. The outside walls are surrounded by white wooden houses with large verandas, built in the 19th century to accommodate the officers of the Dutch colonial army.
In 1614, the first Dutch inhabitants founded a fortified trading post made of shell stone, near an Indian village along the river. In 1651 the English troops of Lord Willoughby took over the settlement and turned it into a real fortress. They remained there until 1667 when they were driven out by Dutch settlers, who called it Fort Zeelandia. The fort's current brick buildings (the bricks were shipped from the Netherlands) with green shutters, red roof tiles and wrought-iron lanterns were only constructed in 1784. A stone staircase leads from the courtyard to the corridor along the 3 lookout points offering sweeping views of the clay-coloured river.
Today the fort is home to the Suriname Museum. The various buildings house period rooms and exhibit halls with pictures and historical objects. These displays depict the indigenous past, the colonial era and the various ethnic cultures of Suriname.
The former gunpowder warehouse features a recreated 19th-century pharmacy with an original counter and medicine bottles. One of the former prison cells now serves as a museum shop with Delft blue tiles on the wall. You will be able to purchase local handicraft products, postcards and books about Suriname.
On Sundays there are guided tours of the fort. The tour doesn't only cover the fort's colourful history but also the corporal punishment that slaves were subjected to here. A memorial plaque on one of the bastions recalls a more recent tragedy, the December murders of 1982. The bullet holes are still visible in the wall on the river side: 15 political opponents of Desi Bouterse's military regime were executed here.
Fort Zeelandia boasts an attractive restaurant, Baka Foto. During the day you can stop in for coffee, sandwiches and salads. At night the restaurant offers a beautiful setting for dinner with a view over the Suriname River. The sophisticated kitchen serves fusion/international dishes with Surinamese influences. Try for example the pom with duck and orange or a local tuna prepared in 4 different ways. For a more simple meal, head to the eateries on Waterkant, the riverside promenade close to the museum. Taste local specialties such as 'saoto' soup (chicken and noodle soup) and telo trie (deep-fried cassava with small fried fish), washed down with a local Parbo beer.


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Take back your yard without the need for added chemicals, pesticides, refills, and no zapping or buzzing. The DYNATRAP DT1050 Indoor/Outdoor Insect Trap is the future of capturing insects. The Dynatrap uses three patented technologies: (1) Two fluorescent lights generate heat and UV rays day and night, (2) a titanium dioxide-coated funnel produces CO2, and (3) a powerful fan sucks insects into the trap. The insects are lured to the powerful vacuum fan, where they are collected and trapped into the retaining cage away from the area of usage providing the user safe pest protection and comfortable living quarters. A trap door automatically closes when power goes off, in order to prevent the critters from escaping. Its rugged all-weather construction is designed to survive life outdoors. However, it is also perfectly safe for use indoors, as it uses no chemicals and produces no odors. The DT1050 features a twist on/twist off mechanism for activation.
The Dynatrap is the leading long-term solution scientifically proven to safely and effectively reduce mosquitoes and other flying insects. Photocatalyst technology and special light will help you drastically reduce the mosquito population and other annoying flying insects in your yard. The unit is whisper-quiet and the only sound is from the built-in fan, which is equivalent to a computer fan.
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Now enjoy the freedom to place your trap where you need it most. The (included) convenient pole stand allows you to target specific areas of your outdoor space for optimum insect control. This 3 foot stand is durable and made for all types of weather.
This product is also available without the pole stand (sold separately), in which case the trap can be placed on a table or other flat surface if needed.
Ultraviolet light rays
Mosquitoes and other flying insects react extremely sensitively to certain wavelength of ultraviolet rays. The Dynatrap's special UV bulbs are made of the highest quality and designed to last approximately 3000 hours (or 4 months). The Dynatrap can attract and capture mosquitoes both in bright and dark outdoors and indoors, and is designed to run 24/7.
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Mosquitoes, even in the dark, can easily find where people or animals are by sensing their carbon dioxide and temperature emanations. Scientists consider carbon dioxide as the single most important cue used by mosquitoes for locating a source of blood. Certain parts inside the Dynatrap are coated with titanium dioxide (TiO2), and when the Dynatrap's special ultraviolet wavelength hits the TiO2, a photocatalytic reaction takes place that produces carbon dioxide. This is the same CO2 that humans exhale, and is irresistible to mosquitoes.
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Once flying insects have been attracted to the Dynatrap by warm UV light and CO2, the Dynatrap's powerful (yet whisper-quiet) fan serves two functions. It is first used to draw insects into the retaining cage. It then keeps those insects from escaping using the vacuum action created by the continuous cycle of the fan. The Dynatrap is energy efficient and is designed to run continuously. The fan is so quiet, it's hardly noticeable.
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Insects are drawn into the retaining cage trapping them until they dehydrate and die. The retaining cage can be removed, allowing the contents to be periodically emptied into the trash. The screened material on the retaining cage allows what has been trapped in the unit to be seen, and alerting you when the cage needs to be emptied. A special interchangeable retaining net can also be purchased for use with some Dynatrap models for high catch rates - typically useful in agricultural settings near livestock.
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Belkin is here at CES 2012 with tons of cool accessories for iPhone and iPad. One of their newest products is a new screen protection technology called Damage Control. Belkin thinks it solves a lot of the current problems with existing screen protectors that are on the market.
The protector goes on clear and adheres quickly and easily preventing issues with bubbles. After applied the screen protector is barely visible. The biggest feature is the self healing scratch protection. Just like you wouldn't want to see scratches on your actual screen, it can sometimes be just as annoying to see them on the screen protector you're looking at constantly. Damage Control aims to deal with the scratch issue altogether by self healing the scratches on the screen protector itself.
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Sunday is when the EXPO floor of SxSW finds its rhythm. You'll find a variety of folks exhibiting there (from startups to the US Army and all the outliers in between). Some of the best conversations I have at SxSW occur on the Expo floor. Microsoft will there too, if you wonder what we could be possibly doing that would matter to you, check us out. Or…if you've got feedback for Microsoft, stop by and give it to a real person.
Here's what I'll be checking out on Sunday.
Sunday, March 15th
Tips and Tricks for Making the Most of Creative Suite 4
Room Hilton A
Sunday, March 15th
10:00 am - 11:00 am
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Join Greg Rewis, author and industry-renowned Adobe evangelist, to learn how to get the most out of Creative Suite 4. Greg will show you hidden features in Photoshop, Flash, Dreamweaver, and more. During his performance, and it will be a performance I'm sure, he'll also show you his favorite time-saving tips and tricks, and who knows what else you'll walk away with hint. hint. You certainly won't want to miss this fun and informative session.
I'm not certain I'll learn anything new here but I always like to give Greg the opportunity to give a few potshots in my direction when we're at the same events. It's just this thing we do. :)
Greg Rewis Creative Solutions Evangelism, Adobe
Ryan Stewart Evangelist, Adobe
Violating the Warranty on Your Touch Computing Device
Room 10
Sunday, March 15th
11:30 am - 12:30 pm
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Simple touch computing is taking the world by storm in desktop, mobile, and environmental computing. The best and brightest are taking their gloves off, drawing inspiration from Star Wars to James Bond, and going beyond the conventional bounds of touch computing. See what design and technology leaders are doing next with technology like Microsoft Surface and other touch computer platforms.
This is a panel that I'm moderating. Touch is a hot topic and here we'll focus on why Surface is far more than a 'big ass' table and we'll talk to folks that are actually building and deploying touch apps TODAY versus just talking about what will happen in the future.
Chris Bernard User Experience Evangelist, Silverlight/Microsoft
Joe Engalan Dir of Dev, Vectorform
Erik Klimczak Creative Dir, Clarity Consulting
Joe Olsen CEO, Phenomblue
Dan Thompson, Developer, Manifest Digital
CSS3: What's Now, What's New and What's Not?
Room 8
Sunday, March 15th
2:00 pm - 3:00 pm
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This panel explores how major browsers implement CSS3. The focus is on finding effective and efficient methods for developers to unleash their creativity while maintaining cross-browser compatibility. The panel covers current implementations, future plans from the major browser vendors and some discussion of the current progress on the standard itself.
A great, annual panel at SxSW with a great lineup. If you care about the standards based Web this is one you don't what to miss.
Molly Holzschlag Pres, Molly.com Inc
David Baron dbaron.org
Chris Wilson Web Platform Architect, Microsoft
Hakon Wium Lie Opera Software
Sylvain Galineau Program Mgr, Microsoft
Three great events this night.
Adobe 12th Annual SXSW Web Awards Ceremony - Presented by Adobe 7:00 pm - 9:00 pm
Downtown Hilton Hotel, 6th Floor (500 E 4th St)
The Web Awards Ceremony is the centerpiece of evening activities at the SXSW Interactive Festival. This year's emcee is "conscious comic and vigilante pundit" Baratunde Thurston. The SXSW Web Awards are presented by Adobe, Web Awards Supporting Sponsors are Convio and All Web Leads.
FG SQUARED Party
9:00 pm - 11:00 pm
Lucky Lounge (209 W 5th St)
Hightail it over to the FG SQUARED shindig. It's gonna be aces--grab a highball on the house and knock back some buckshot with Austin's interactive marketing big leaguers. We'll have a cool cat spinning all of Frank's favorites, plus we're playing BINGO (you heard me, Daddy-O.) Swing, baby!
Facebook friends.get Party 2009
9:30 pm - 1:30 am
Pangaea (409 Colorado St)
Do you develop, design or dance like a superstar? Facebook is hosting a party with live entertainment for our developers and partners. Stay up-to-date on all the SXSW activities at http://www.facebook.com/sxsw.


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On a gorgeous sunny evening outside the Swan Theatre the RSC Young People's Forum met to discuss all things RSC. All thirty-something of us introduced ourselves, and it was great to see new faces and those who'd been before.
The first discussion topic was what the next RSC Key competition should be. The first idea was creative writing. Some were in favour of this, others thought it might be too narrow. It spurred a lot of other suggestions including visual art options, multimedia and a more open creative competition allowing RSC Key members to use whatever creative skills they have.
From this discussion developed ideas of running sessions at the RSC prior to competitions, in creative writing or multimedia or another area, in order to enable all members to feel they can enter. And on a side note, we all agreed that we would be interested in sessions about the work of different departments at the RSC, such as Marketing.
The next discussion topic was an ambassador scheme, with the idea of having some Forum members representing the RSC Key in different venues, including schools and universities. We talked about how many there should be and how to become an ambassador.
Finally, a question was raised about the name of the Forum, whether it should stay the RSC Young People's Forum – a little lengthy – or have a new title called the RSC Key Forum – a little sharper.
All discussion topics will be developed in the next couple of months, so keep checking Facebook, Twitter and the Blog for future information!
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In three seconds, a 21-year legacy was gone.
Besides perhaps the infamous Montreal Screw Job or Hulk Hogan joining the now at Bash at the Beach in 1996, last night's conclusion to the Undertaker versus Brock Lesnar match at WrestleMania 30 will go down in history as perhaps the most surprising finish ever to a wrestling bout, ever.
The looks on the faces of those in attendance said it all. The silence and confusion told the story better than any commentator could.
When the three count was slapped, fans were hoping it was mistake or perhaps a miscue: that the referee meant to count two instead of three; that due to some rule violation, the match would continue, somehow, some way.
The familiar ferocious refrain of Brock Lesnar's music and the official announcement were the nails in the coffin of The Streak.
For those on the outside looking in, the outrage and dismay displayed by many fans was mind-boggling.
How can people get so upset by scripted entertainment?
How can anyone take a fabricated legacy so darn seriously?
What they don't understand is that's not what it is all about.
It is about honouring a man whose dedication and contributions to the industry are undeniable. It is about one man's passion for the business and years of commitment; in and outside of the ring, in and outside of the locker room.
It isn't about The Undertaker.
It is about Mark Calaway.
It is about the respect he earned the old fashioned way, by working hard and working well for 30 years.
In many people's eyes, that is what The Streak really symbolized to them; an homage to a man who not only made wrestling history but is wrestling history himself.
Many thought, myself included, that the respectful thing for the WWE to do would be to allow The Undertaker to retire with his Streak intact, even if he wished the contrary. That The Streak would serve as a testament to a storied career and more importantly, a reminder of what The Undertaker, in his many personae, has meant to pro wrestling.
Sadly, for whatever reason, that won't be the case.
Further complicating things is the timing. It is the salt in the wounds. No disrespect to Brock Lesnar. Ever since I saw him in an exhibition match at Fan Axxess in Toronto during WrestleMania 18, I knew he was destined for great things. He had it all back then and still has it now: the look, the natural ability and a solid background. He has proven that in a real ring, under real rules, facing real monsters, he is a legit threat and an uncompromising competitor.
Compared to many of The Undertaker's WrestleMania Streak matches, last night's fell far short. There were not enough high spots. The match was too methodical. The story told was pretty lackluster until the dying moments. As first and foremost a wrestling fan, it was disappointing for me to see The Streak go out on such a low note after all these years and after so many memorable WrestleMania performances by The Undertaker.
It just feels that he deserved better than that.
In the end, The Streak is just one part of Mark Calaway's illustrious career. It doesn't define The Undertaker or his legacy in the squared circle. It is just a shame that the WWE, the company who convinced fans to say their prayers and take their vitamins, assured them that a beer-guzzling employee would never get fired for publicly flipping off their boss and that an elbow drop was the "most electrifying move in sports entertainment," couldn't find a better way to give the Deadman his due.
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The jazz contemporary band Phyllis Chapell and SIORA will perform at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, July 24, as it continues the 65th annual Pastorius Park Concert Series.
The Philadelphia-area band, widely-known as "SIORA," may be the most unique group performing at this year's series of concerts. Led by the multilingual singer Chapell, the band's wide range of music includes songs from the United States, Brazil, Latin America, Europe, Africa and the Middle East.
Chapell can sing in more than 10 different languages, including Spanish, Portuguese, Yiddish, Arabic, Turkish, French, Hebrew and Russian. She can also play more than one instrument, moving from the guitar and bass to keyboard, percussion and various wind instruments.
Chapell began her career as a solo artist more than 20 years ago. She eventually met singer Dan Kleiman and the two created SIORA in 1994. Kleiman died suddenly in 2010, but Chapell has continued to perform with SIORA ever since.
The band has grown from two members to nine since it was first created almost 20 years ago. Dave Posmontier takes over on keyboard, while Rob Swanson, Chico Huff, Steve Beskrone and Kevin MacConnell all play bass. Jimmy Coleman and Paul Jost play drums and Ken Ulansey plays saxophone.
SIORA has released four CD's during its time together, while Chapell has released two solo albums of her own. The band's most recent album, "The Other Side of the River," was released in 2011.
Chapell and SIORA have received a great deal of praise over the years. The band was named to the Top 25 of 2011 by Indie-Music.com. Chapell was honored when American jazz critic Scott Yanow named her one of the top 500 jazz singers of all time in his 2009 book "The Jazz Singers: The Ultimate Guide."
The rain location for each concert will be at Springside Chestnut Hill Academy's Lower School Auditorium, Cherokee Campus, 8000 Cherokee St. Rain statuses will be posted on chestnuthill.org by 6 p.m. on the day of the show.
The concert series is organized and produced by the Chestnut Hill Community Association and made possible by donations from the Chestnut Hill Community Fund and Chestnut Hill Hospital. Further sponsorship is provided by WXPN and the Philadelphia Parks and Recreation Department. Be sure to check back with the Local for previews of each band act the week before each concert.


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ST. LOUIS — Rookie Jake Allen made 39 saves, Chris Stewart led a balanced attack with two goals, and the St. Louis Blues beat the Sharks 4-2 on Tuesday for their second win over the Sharks in three nights.
Brent Burns scored his first in his season debut at forward and Dan Boyle had a late power-play goal for the Sharks, who have lost four in a row and have dropped 10 of 12 to the Blues, including the first round of the playoffs last season.
The Blues overcame a two-goal deficit in a 4-3 overtime victory Saturday night in San Jose and clinched this one on Stewart's empty-netter with 1:16 to go, four seconds after goalie Antti Niemi was pulled.
Allen has won six of his first seven career NHL starts, also besting the Sharks in San Jose.
Allen has made the most of his chance with a team that had appeared set at goalie. Brian Elliott has been benched with a 3.65 goals-against average, and Jaroslav Halak has been inconsistent and has missed time due to injury.
The shot total was by far the highest faced this season by the Blues, topping the 32 in a 5-2 win at Calgary on Feb. 13 with Allen in goal.
Blues forward T.J. Oshie (upper body) didn't return after getting injured while checking Burns midway through the second period. Oshie got medical attention in the tunnel behind the bench before heading to the dressing room, and was credited with one hit in 5:33.
Burns returned from a leg injury that landed him on the injured list with his first point of the season in seven games. The Sharks moved Burns up from defense to forward after he totaled 12 goals in the previous six games.
San Jose, which entered next-to-last in the NHL with 56 goals, has just two regulation victories in 20 games.
Seven St. Louis players had a point to boost an offense minus its second line of Alex Steen, Andy McDonald and rookie Vladimir Tarasenko, and help the Blues move above .500 (6-5-1) at home.
Stewart beat Niemi on a break-in for the lone goal of the first period, giving him three goals and five assists in five games.
David Perron deflected an off-target pass from Patrik Berglund with his left skate to make it 2-0 midway through the second. Burns answered 1:02 later on a shot from high slot.
Barret Jackman, usually a stay-at-home defenseman, has five points in five games after joining the rush. He handcuffed Niemi with a backhander that left Porter with an open net for the rebound with 6.8 seconds left in the second.
Boyle scored with a one-timer only four seconds into a two-man advantage with 6:28 to go after Jackman (boarding) joined Scott Nichol (holding) in the penalty box.
NOTES: Boyle's fourth of the season ended a 1-for-38, power-play slump the last nine games for the Sharks. The goal was just the second allowed by Blues penalty killers in eight home games. ... Berglund has a five-game point streak with four goals and two assists.


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Many people argue that tithing is not relevant under the new covenant as we are no longer required to be governed by the Old Testament law. According to those who hold to this view all that matters under the New Covenant is Spirit-led giving. What does the bible really teach?
Baptism is an essential outward sign that brings grace for a new life when a person receives Jesus into his life. It is not a mere ritual that is performed and therefore needs to be understood. According to the Bible baptism is the outward expression of the New Life that we have received in Jesus Christ. It is not a matter of mere tradition practiced but an expression of our obedience to Jesus and His word. It is a step in obedience we take once we have come to know Jesus Christ as our personal Lord and Savior. Therefore, the following questions are important - who can be baptized - infants or adults? How should a person be baptized? What happens during and after baptism?
Are you wondering how this could be the most important question in your life? Read on to know why.
Your response to Jesus Christ has very important consequences – both now and eternally. Pontius Pilate a governor in Israel first asked this all important question, 2000 years back, when faced with either handing Jesus over for crucifixion or releasing Him. And, during the process of Jesus' trial, crucifixion, death and time after his resurrection, the Bible talks about various people's responses, which reflects the response of probably every single person that has lived ever since Jesus Christ's time on earth. Let's look at the different people and their response to Jesus:
For you have need of endurance, so that after you have done the will of God, you may receive the promise. (Heb 10:36)
Can a woman forget her nursing child, and not have compassion on the son of her womb? Surely they may forget, yet I will not forget. See, I have carved you on the palms of My hands. (Isaish 49:15-16)
Jesus loves you, wants to bless you abundantly and wants to make you a blessing!
Your life on the earth is not a mere accident, a mistake or by chance. God has a plan and purpose for your life on the earth and He desires to have a personal relationship with you! When you come to know God personally and experience His love, when you start focusing on eternal truths and seek His plan and go about fulfilling the purpose for which He created you, then you will have a peace, joy and satisfaction that you would never have otherwise and enjoy His abundant blessings in your everyday life… you will find meaning and purpose in life and start experiencing the FULLNESS of LIFE that Jesus promised.
El Shaddai Tabernacle is our Church based in Bangalore, India, where we focus on glorifying Jesus Christ through our lives, making ready a people prepared for the Lord and help each one receive the life in fullness that the bible promises by growing in Christ Jesus. So, as you go through the material on this website may God give you a deeper knowledge of Himself and the meaning and purpose He has for your life; may you be encouraged and may your faith in Him grow stronger; may you understand eternal realities causing you to trust in Jesus and moving you to become holy like Him… that as a bride is prepared in every way to meet her bridegroom, you also may be prepared to meet Jesus when He comes again.
Some Bible verses that will always help you:
Romans 8:28 : 'And we know that all things work together for good for those who love God, to those who are called according to His purpose'
Ephesians 3:20 : 'Now all glory to God, who is able, through His mighty power at work within us, to accomplish infinitely more than we might ask or think'.
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AG Rejects Wording of Gay Marriage Amendments
LITTLE ROCK, Ark. - Arkansas Attorney General Dustin McDaniel has rejected the wording of two ballot measures that would legalize same-sex marriage in the state.
McDaniel on Monday cited several problems with the measures, submitted by the Arkansas Initiative for Marriage Equality and Jennifer Pierce of Little Rock. McDaniel must certify the measures before supporters can begin gathering signatures to place them on the ballot.
Both proposals call for legalizing same-sex marriages in Arkansas. The Arkansas Initiative for Marriage Equality measure has been proposed for the 2016 ballot.
Arkansas voters in 2004 approved a constitutional amendment that defines marriage as between a man and a woman. McDaniel last month certified the wording of a ballot measure that would repeal that amendment.


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The National Weather Service issued a flood warning today from 9:10 a.m. until 9 p.m..
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Tottenham are still attempting to bring forward the transfer of Lewis Holtby from the summer to the January window, although manager Andre Villas-Boas admits it will be "difficult".
The Londoners have agreed to sign Schalke midfielder Holtby in the summer but, with Sandro out for the season after suffering ligament damage against QPR, could do with reinforcements.
Schalke general manager Horst Held said this week that Holtby could leave during the current transfer window.
However, Villas-Boas said bringing the move forward would be tough and that, in the event it is not agreed, he would be "unlikely" to bring in any other players.
Instead, he said Scott Parker's return from injury had eased the situation, adding that Spurs were also reconsidering whether to allow Jake Livermore to go out on loan.
Villas-Boas revealed he did not think Holtby would be able to make an early arrival at White Hart Lane, adding: "At the moment, it's very, very difficult, but let's see."
He described the prospect of other signings as "not impossible but unlikely", adding: "At the moment, there is nothing [lined up]. It's very difficult. The only thing we have done at the moment is hold onto the midfielders that are here.
"As you understand, Scotty [Parker] was out at the beginning of the season - he will be a major boost for us in midfield. The [FA Cup] game against Coventry, Jake [Livermore] was always there threatening so we're fine.
"It is not unlikely [that Livermore will go out on loan], but we have to be careful. We still have a couple of weeks before the window closes, so we just have to be careful with the decision and see how we go, the next couple of games."


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It is grouted and ready to go. I ended up going with the antique white, un-sanded grout. The main reason for choosing that grout color and type was because I had a half of box of it in the garage. I think it was a good choice, regardless. There could be some issues with soot down the road, but that's down the road. Besides, the only real grout lines are around the large green tiles.
Next I'll shellac the woodwork and then finish the floor. Really though, my brain has moved past both of those projects. I've been giving serious thought to furniture. I decided long ago that I would not be doing a Victorian restoration. If I had the money I would just go to the Ethan Allen web site and shop 'till my clicking finger broke off.
Since that won't be happening, I'm in a bit of a quandary. To be honest, I'm not sure how long I will be living here. Do I buy a bunch of nice furniture now, only to end up selling it used and at a big loss in the not too distant future? I'm really not sure.
Of course, there is no real hurry. It is not like I need to pack the room with furniture tomorrow. I do have a few pieces, as it is. The only issue with time is that I was planning on having a little coming out party for the dining room to show it off to friends and co-workers. Can I consider the room "finished" if it is not properly furnished.
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Stealing Found Coats, Tattling on a Bridal Shop of Horrors, and Other Questionable Advice
Welcome to Thatz Not Okay, a regular column in which I school inquiring readers on what is and is not okay. Please send your questions (max: 200 words) to email@example.com with the subject "Thatz Not Okay."
While leaving a function at our synagogue the other night, my wife revealed that she's had her eye on a "vintage" coat that's been hanging in the synagogue coatroom for the last three months. She feels that, after all this time, it should be considered abandoned and that it's OK for her to take it home. But I think that would be wrong. First, the coat clearly belongs to someone else. Second, the coat is in a synagogue of all places, and you just can't take something that isn't yours from a House of God. Plus, what if the true owner recognizes the coat when my wife wears it out to dinner or in the supermarket, etc? My wife even mentioned asking the rabbi for his blessing to take the coat, but I think that's wrong too – he'll always look at her as "the coat-stealer". But she seems determined to take it. Is that okay?
Thatz not okay.
Here is the conversation your wife is setting herself up for:
"Cute coat! Where did you get it?"
"This? I just fuckin' found it and stole it. I take what I want. It's called livin' off the land. I like your coat too. I'm going to take it because I want it."
Just so we're clear, your wife is proposing that she go to your temple's rabbi and ask him specifically to approve an act that is not only immoral but also illegal because she would like a coat for free?
I think she should do this. As a test of your rabbi. If your rabbi gives his blessing to an act of calculated theft, you should find a new temple because your current one plays fast and loose with laws of both God and the state.
Under what circumstances would your rabbi ever give your wife his blessing to steal a coat from anyone, let alone another member of his congregation? Is your wife impoverished? Is she reduced to stealing because she can afford no coat of her own? You know what the rabbi would do in that case? Probably give her the coat off his back. Start a collection for your family. Perhaps organize a temple rummage sale with profits benefitting the needy (your wife.)
"Just a reminder, any articles left unclaimed in the coatroom after today's service will be donated to the rummage sale," he will say one Friday evening, and the coat's owner, a quiet old woman, who keeps to herself mostly will pick up the coat on the way out. She can't imagine anyone would have wanted it anyway—it was a gift from her husband, not really in the modern style—but it's of great sentimental value to her.
Coats don't have an expiration date. A coat doesn't stop being yours because you've had it for three months.
In another twelve years and nine months, that coat will have a bat mitzvah. It will become a woman and then it can choose for itself where it wants to live.
Until then, your wife should leave it alone.
(By the way, is she sure it's left behind every week and not just hung on the same rack by a woman who always happens to be at temple when she is?)
Last night around 9:30, I passed by a well-known national chain bridal store. It was closed for the night, and as I got closer I saw the security guard sitting on one a chair by the front window BAREFOOT & FEET UP on the guest waiting area chairs. His boots and balled up socks were just strewn about on the carpet. Bleeechhhhh!!! What could I do? Other than stand there for a few minutes pretending to text while I actually snapped a picture of his on-the-clock staycation.
Part of me wants to email the pic to the company in the interest of public health. Those chairs are there for moms and bridesmaids to sit on and SQUEEE when the bride-to-be emerges from the dressing room. This might not be the type of shop that serves champagne while you browse, but I'm pretty sure no ones expecting a hearty serving of sweaty foot juice either. And who knows what else he does while he's there alone? He saw me standing there for at least 10 minutes and made no moves to kennel his dogs.
The other part of me is worried if I drop a dime on this guy, he'll get fired which I don't think really think is warranted. Times are tough, & I assume he needs this job, because overnight security is not a super fun gig. Also, to be fair, he was holding some sort of binder which may have been full of security-guard-work things. And I guess, the store is being protected, because really- who wants to break in and wrassle with a barefoot guy in polyester pants?
I'm thinking about sending an email to the corporate address letting them know what I saw, but not including the photo or which store it was. Is that okay?
Thatz not okay.
I know the posters say "If you see something, say something," but that doesn't mean you should feel compelled to report literally every something you see.
I saw…A COMPUTER.
I saw…FOUR TREES AND THEN ANOTHER TREE BRINGING THE TOTAL TO FIVE: FIVE TREES.
I saw…MY HANDS.
All of these fall under the "anything" subheading of something. Another example of anything is a security guard resting with his feet up.
Sending an email to corporate to report that you saw a security guard in one of their stores sitting with his feet up is equivalent to calling a police station with the tip "Someone somewhere stole something." What are they supposed to do with that information? Host a shoe-keeping-on training session for all security guards? The gentleman you saw presumably knows that his employer would prefer he did not remove his shoes on the job. That's why he does it at night, when no one's around.
Unless you suspect the bridal salon in question is infested with hookworms, someone being barefoot in the store probably does not pose a significant public health risk. You know who else often goes barefoot inside a bridal salon? Brides, when they're trying on dresses.
So he's putting his feet on a chair—the throne of the butt. Have you ever sat on a couch? Someone's feet have probably been there. What about on the floor? You may be surprised to learn that many people do not remove their feet before climbing into bed but instead sleep with them there, resting perilously close to rest of their body.
And why do you assume he's doing other terrible things in the store just because you saw him with his shoes off once? If someone is a liar are they also a killer? If someone puts his feet in a butt place, does he also put his butt in a mouth place? Did you neglect to mention that you also saw him rubbing his genitals on all the doorknobs? If you saw him doing that, you should definitely report it: to the store, to the company and, most importantly, to email@example.com.
Feet on a chair, though, is not as pressing. Maybe mention it on the Yelp page.
As for this:
He saw me standing there for at least 10 minutes and made no moves to kennel his dogs.
Did you really stand there for no fewer and perhaps more than 10 minutes lookin' at him lookin' at you lookin' at him lookin' at you lookin' at him doing his job? That must have been uncomfortable for you. Did you feel awkward at any point? Did you ever step out of your body for even a second of the 10+ minute time freeze to consider that it was slightly odd of you to be lurking on a sidewalk staring into a darkened bridal shop?
If I had been that security guard and I had noticed someone staring at me unwaveringly for a full ten minutes, you know what I would have done?
Called the cops.
If you see something, say something.
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[Intro: Snoop Dogg]
Yo B (turn your speakers up man)
Turn your speakers up money!
Yo God! (Yo God?)
Yo I got mad skills
Isn't that money?
[Hook: Snoop Doggy Dogg]
New York New York big city of dreams
And everything in New York ain't always what it seems
You might get fooled if you come from out of town
But I'm down by law, and I'm from the Dogg Pound
[Verse 1: Kurupt]
It's the incredible, the lyrical
You can't be me like Niecey, to see me is gonna take a miracle
I'm driving motherfuckers hysterical, with a
Touch of this twister, stylistic mixture
What I create pulsates, there is no escape
Annihilate your mental mindstate
Dre labels my vocabulary abusive
I packs more knowledge than Confucius, I'm deadly
Induce you like Medusa, with thoughts to shed
And niggas throughout this hemisphere, far and near
Prepare, catch me chillin' like the winter
Up against the number one contender, as I enter
Cause I gets heated like friction
Motherfuck your whole jurisdiction, react this fact not fiction
Telepathic addiction, to this homicidal recital
Dangerous and vital to all my rivals
Suicidal, brainwaves conveys
Through the average motherfucker's minds these days
I'm all ready to put work in
Take ten steps and turn to shoot the first nigga smirking
Give a FUCK, what's your name, what you claim
Or why you came, motherfucker
Don't explain
Simply, don't tempt me, cause I'm simply
Leavin hoes lives empty, the invincible MC
[Hook: Snoop Doggy Dogg]
New York New York big city of dreams
And everything in New York ain't always what it seems
You might get fooled if you come from out of town
But I'm down by law, and I'm from the Dogg Pound
Too much, I serve too many people, too much
It's too much, I serve too many people
And when I finish servin ain't gon be no sequel
[Verse 2: Kurupt]
Gimme a couple G's, for every MC, I knocked to his knees
Verbally useless, oh you got the juice? I squeeze you juiceless
The barbaric, versatile, you're no kin to me
So how the fuck you inherit my style?
Now, out the clear blue sky, I can't deny
Not a day goes by, don't get high, don't ask why
Tonight's the night for me to rip microphones
Into bits and pieces lyrical telekinesis
Gets me into verbally vindictive
Violent vocabulary bobs to existence
Catch me in the pitch black path
I sit and let the sick thought pass through my mental
Till I hear an instrumental
And detrimental verbals get to spittin
The highest in intellect, try connectin with the written
Now they faced with the forbidden, vocally chosen
To explore new terrain, then remain unseen, throughout the war
Dips like a low-low, with my verbal fo'-fo'
The cocoa complexion MC with the slow flow
Fo sho', I takes it to you from the do'
Motherfucker, mentally I go hardco' (you know!)
I disconnect ya, Kurupter, MC to vocally
Void your whole molecular, structure
Catastrophic, mystic as Mixelplix
Hittin MC's like pits the deadliest lyricist
We live... tonight I serve two thousand MC's
We live... cause can't none fuck with the DPG'z
We live (baby) because tonight I serve two thousand MC's
We live (baby) none can fuck with the DPG'z
A-B-C-D-P-G-C, ba-by
[Verse 3: Kurupt]
Eryday, I bust rhymes and recite
In ways that make MC's stop in daylight
I'm the deadliest MC you wanna see on the streets
Invincibility is what makes
Me complete, compete
Nah you can't even fade me
I fuck, you, your momma, your auntie, and your lady...
With a beat originally intended for a Biggie St. Ides commercial and later placed on their debut album, the video caused some controversy when Snoop Dogg was seen kicking around buildings in New York godzilla style in response to their trailer being shot at thanks to complaints by Notorious BIG. Sparked the response record from Capone-N-Norega, Mobb Deep, and Tragedy Khadafi, LA, LA in which the impersonated members of Tha Dogg Pound where thrown off the Queensboro Bridge. Dogg Pound would then come back with a true response more volatile and directly aimed at New York with the apropos title: NY '87. Jay-Z would later claim that New York was "soft" for failing to respond adequately to the diss.


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The Hematopoiesis Section studies the process by which red blood cells are formed. Red blood cells carry oxygen to all parts of the body and healthy adults have 20 to 30 trillion red blood cells in their circulatory system. Red blood cells have a lifespan of about four months and healthy adults must produce 2.4 million red blood cells every second to maintain these numbers. People who cannot generate enough red blood cells develop anemia. People with moderate anemia may have difficulty maintaining an active lifestyle; severe anemia is life threatening. Anemia can be a consequence of poor diet or other causes, such as chemotherapy for cancer, but it can also be inherited. Some kinds of anemia can be treated with red blood cell transfusions, but other types of anemia are more complicated to treat. Worldwide, almost half of the population will be anemic at one or more times in their lives.
The Hematopoiesis Section is working on two approaches to understanding the process of red blood cell production in the hopes of developing new treatments for anemia. Red blood cells are produced in the bone marrow, where hematopoietic stem cells, the parent cells of all blood cells, are located. In the first approach, Hematopoiesis Section researchers study how genes instruct bone marrow cells to become red blood cells. For this, undeveloped red blood cells are isolated and all 20,000 genes are examined to find clues about how the critical genes for red cell production become active. In the second approach, the Hematopoiesis Section is studying Diamond Blackfan anemia (DBA), an inherited disease in which patients fail to make red blood cells. In this project, Hematopoiesis Section researchers are determining how gene alterations in DBA patients cause red blood cell production to stop. At the same time the Hematopoiesis Section is developing tools to identify drugs that can restart red blood cell production in DBA patients. These drugs may also be effective for other more common forms of anemia.
Dr. David Bodine, Ph.D., received his undergraduate degree from Colby College in 1976, a master's degree in Human Genetics from Rutgers in 1977 and a Ph.D. for his work at the Jackson Laboratory through the University of Maine in 1984. After postdoctoral work at NIH's National Heart, Lung and Blood Institute, Dr. Bodine founded the Hematopoiesis Section in the newly formed Intramural Research Program of NIH's National Human Genome Research Institute (NHGRI) in 1993. In 1995, Dr. Bodine was promoted to Senior Investigator with tenure at NHGRI, and in 2006 was named chief of NHGRI's Genetics and Molecular Biology Branch.
Dr. Bodine has won numerous awards during his career. As an undergraduate, he received the Webster Chester Biology prize, and was awarded an honorary degree from Colby College in 2013. Dr. Bodine received postdoctoral fellowships from the NIH and the Cooley's Anemia Foundation. Having benefited from outstanding mentoring during his career, Dr. Bodine consequently has made mentoring his trainees a priority. In recognition of these efforts, Dr. Bodine was named 2004 NIH Mentor of the Year, and he has been named NHGRI Mentor of the Year three times, most recently in 2012. Nationally, Dr. Bodine has served as the president of the American Society of Gene Therapy and Counselor to the American Society of Hematology, and he is currently an Associate Editor for the journal Blood.
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Hi everyone!
There's been a lot on the news about the Iceland volcano erupting and how it's affecting air travel, so I thought I'd make a classroom activity to address it. In this activity, students read 2 paragraphs about the volcano and the effects it's having around the world. Then, they answer some comprehension questions and fill in a map to track the progress of the ash cloud.
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Indian Student Assisitance Grant - Special Projects
Wisconsin Administrative Code Chapter HEA 6.04(3) currently designates the Education Committee of the Great Lakes Inter-Tribal Council to approve special projects funded under the Indian Student Assistance Grant. The Education Committee has not existed since the early 1980's. The American Indian Language and Culture Education Board advised HEAB on special projects until it was eliminated last fall with passage of the 1997-99 Biennial Budget.
Special projects are tuition reimbursement programs for part-time nontraditional Indian students. The programs are designed to meet the unique educational needs of the Indian communities. A designated portion of the Indian Student Assistance allocation was set aside annually for these projects. Special project funding was suspended when need increased for full-time students. It was understood this funding would be reinstated if funds became available. It is anticipated funds will be available to fund special projects under the Indian Student Assistance Grant for the 1998-99 academic year.
In the absence of a group to evaluate and recommend special projects, please consider the following:
Designate the Wisconsin Tribal Education Directors Association to assume responsibility for evaluating and recommending special projects to HEAB. The Wisconsin Tribal Education Directors Association was formed in 1992 or 1993. This group is comprised of 11 members, 1 from each federally recognized Wisconsin tribe. At least one member served on the American Indian Language and Culture Education Board.
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Truck Strikes Utility Pole
A 2003 Ford Ranger became disabled after crashing into a utility pole along Route 1003 in Ayr Township on Monday, March 4.
According to state police reports, 50-year- old Mc- Connellsburg resident Leslie E. Wilson was travelling westbound at 1: 50 p. m. when the accident occurred. The middle of the truck's passenger's side struck the pole. Wilson was not wearing a seat belt but was not injured.
State police said Wilson will be charged with driving on roadways laned for traffic.
Crime, Patrol Report Released
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg issued a crime and patrol activity report for the month of February, during which a total of 55 criminal offenses were reported to investigators. Police said 50 of those offenses were founded, and 29 arrests were made. In addition, troopers responded to 31 accidents, four hit-and-run crashes and two drivingunder the-influence-related accidents. Seven individuals were injured during those accidents. Police also issued 278 traffic citations, 158 written warnings, five seat-belt citations, four child seat citations and three driving-under-the-influence citations.
Harrisonville Man Injured
A Harrisonville suffered major injuries during a single vehicle accident along Lincoln Highway over the weekend.
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg reported Jason Paul Mellott was transported to Altoona Hospital via Medevac following the 12:51 a.m. accident in Licking Creek Township. He was not wearing a seat belt, said police, who alleged the crash was linked to driving under the influence.
Mellott, 33, lost control of his westbound 2000 Chevrolet Cavalier while he was passing a vehicle at a "high rate of speed." The car slid sideways through the intersection of Patterson Run Road, struck an embankment and overturned.
Police added their investigation into the Saturday, March 2, accident continues.
Warfordsburg Man Arrested For DUI
A 25-year-old Warfordsburg area man was arrested and charged with driving under the influence of alcohol following a traffic stop along Timber Ridge Road.
According to state police, James Keith Bradley was stopped at 11:28 p.m. on Saturday, February 16, just west of the intersection of Great Cove Road. Police said Bradley was pulled over after being observed weaving on the Belfast Township roadway.
Ladder Stolen
An aluminum ladder was stolen from 267 Valley View Drive, McConnellsburg, between 9 p.m. on February 22 and 8 a.m. on February 23. Victim in the case is a 31-year-old McConnellsburg man. Anyone having additional information pertinent to this theft should contact state police Trooper Sprague at 717- 485-3131.
Two Cited For Harassment
Two McConnellsburg woman will be cited for harassment after an argument turned physical. State police reported that on Thursday, February 28, Sherry Renee Black, 43, and 27-year-old Serena Marie Black were involved in an alleged physical confrontation at the intersection of Second Street and Lincoln Way in Mc- Connellsburg Borough. Charges in the 1:15 p.m. incident will be filed through Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott.
Man Accused Of Harassment
Twenty-seven-year-old Mc- Connellsburg resident Stephen Thomas Guyer has been charged with harassment by state police in connection with a physical altercation. Guyer allegedly shoved a 26-year-old Waynesboro, Pa., man and struck him in the eye at 12:53 p.m. on Friday, March 1. Charges have been filed through Magisterial District Judge Wendy Mellott.
Car Rear-Ended
A southbound 2007 Ford Focus was rear-ended while attempting to make a lefthand turn into the Giant Food Store parking lot on Friday, March 1.
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg said that at 4:35 p.m. Kellie A. Gress, 28, of Harrisonville, slowed to make a left-hand turn when her car was rear-ended by a southbound 2001 Dodge Ram driven by Ralph L. Bivens, 65, of Big Cove Tannery. The impact pushed Gress' car into the oncoming lane.
Both Gress and Bivens were wearing seat belts. Gress was transported to Fulton County Medical Center via McConnellsburg ambulance for treatment of minor injuries.
Bivens will be cited by state police for driving on roadways laned for traffic.
Identity Theft Repor ted
Debit-card information belonging to a 42-year-old McConnellsburg man was used to make purchases between 8 a.m. and 10 a.m. on Saturday, February 23. Anyone having further information linked to this case should contact state police Trooper Barnett at 717-485- 3131.
Needmore Man Charged In Theft
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg have made an arrest in the November 6, 2012, theft of a Cuddyback trail camera from an area along Pigeon Cove Road. Police reported James Herman Ericson III, 24, of Needmore, is being charged with theft by unlawful taking and criminal trespassing through the office of Magisterial District Judge Tamela Bard. Ericson was allegedly seen with the stolen trail camera on the date of the theft.
Several Involved In Crash Outside Walmart
Several Fulton County residents were involved in a crash along Route 30 in front of the Bedford Walmart, Pennsylvania State Police in Bedford said.
State police reported that Brian K. Mellott, 30, of Warfordsburg was travelling eastbound through Snake Spring Township at 2:40 p.m. on February 18 when a 2010 Toyota Corolla driven by Wilmer Lashley, 83, of Breezewood turned into the path of Mellott's 1993 Chevrolet Beretta.
Following impact, Lashley's vehicle spun clockwise into a 2002 Chevrolet Impala driven by 60-year-old Wells Tannery resident Bonnie L. Aikey. Police noted nobody was injured during the threevehicle accident.
Car Strikes Tree
A Mount Union man escaped injury during a singlevehicle accident along Aughwick Road on Tuesday, February 26.
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg reported Wayne R. Ripple was travelling southbound when he lost control of his 2005 Ford Mustang on the slush-covered roadway. The 45-yearold man's car went off the roadway and spun into a tree at 8:15 p.m.
Ripple was wearing a seat belt when the accident occurred just south of the intersection of Forbes Road.
Car, Snowplow Collide
A Bedford, Pa., man will be charged with limitations on overtaking on the left following a February 27 collision with a snowplow along Lincoln Highway.
According to state police, Matthew Jerod Myers, 30, of Bedford, attempted to pass a 2010 Mack plow truck driven by Rodney A. Hendershot, 42, of McConnellsburg. The truck was making a lefthand turn into a parking lot when the collision occurred.
Myers' disabled 1998 Subaru Legacy Outback suffered front-end damage as well as heavy damage to the right side. The plow truck had minor damage to its front left corner and plow. Myers and Hendershot were both wearing seat belts when the crash occurred at 9:27 a.m. in Licking Creek Township.
Teen Found With Tobacco
A 16-year-old boy attending Southern Fulton High School was found in possession of tobacco on Friday, February 22, at 10 a. m. Charges will be filed through the office of Magisterial District Judge Tamela Bard.
Car Disabled
A 2008 Toyota Prius became disabled on Tuesday, February 26, when it slid into an embankment and rolled over along the westbound lanes of Interstate 70.
State police said Angela R. Furrer, 23, of Pittsburgh, was driving too fast for the wet roadway conditions in Brush Creek Township. She was wearing a seat belt but suffered minor injuries. Furrer was transported to UPMC Bedford Memorial by Hancock ambulance with minor injuries following the 8:27 p.m. accident.
She will be charged with driving a vehicle at unsafe speeds.
Driver Charged In Accident
A Meadville, Pa., woman faces charges of driving on roadways laned for traffic after a single-vehicle accident along the westbound lanes of Interstate 70, state police said.
Thirty-five-year-old Rachel H. Garza lost control of her 2006 Ford Freestyle, which travelled onto the northern berm and struck an embankment on Tuesday, February 26. The vehicle was disabled due to damage to the right front tire and was removed from the scene in Brush Creek Township by Lucky 13 Towing.
Garza and her passenger, Derek D. Li, 35, also of Meadville, were wearing seat belts and were not injured in the 4:13 p.m. crash.
Copper Wire Stolen
Approximately 1,500 feet of copper wire was stolen from a Tower Road, Todd Township, property belonging to Century Link Business of Chambersburg. The theft occurred at 9:30 p.m. on Monday, February 25. Anyone having further information linked to this incident should contact state police Trooper Bartlett at 717-485- 3131.
Rock Leads To Vehicle Fire
A rock along the eastbound lanes of Interstate 70 was linked to damaging a vehicle's oil pan and a subsequent rear vehicle fire on Monday, February 25.
Pennsylvania State Police in McConnellsburg said Dean E. Philips, 54, of Clinton, Ohio, struck the rock while travelling through Brush Creek Township in a 2013 GMC Envoy. The vehicle sustained disabling damage to the undercarriage as a result. State police were assisted on the scene by Town Hill Towing.