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“Something Happened Here, But We’re Not Quite Sure What It Was” by Paul McAuley is a complex sf story about politics and xenophobia when human colonists on an Earth-like planet are faced with the possibility of reaching out to alien cultures, especially when a big organization that has previously done harm is in charge of the operation.
A week after putting out the first teaser trailer for Jessica Jones, Netflix has tweeted out several first-look photos of the cast! (Hat-tip to Decider for finding a few more.) Already the style looks a bit different from the gritty Daredevil, but judging from what we know, it’ll be no less dark. While superhero-turned-private-eye Jessica Jones’ (Krysten Ritter) story is more than enough to draw you in, her friends, support system, and enemies are just as engaging.
Tor.com is seeking an in-house publicity coordinator. This person will work with publicity and editorial departments and contacts throughout all of genre publishing, developing plans for comprehensive book coverage on Tor.com and assisting with publisher and author outreach. They will also be responsible for encouraging and moderating conversation between readers on the site and on social media.
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While they fall on somewhat different points of the morality spectrum, both the Imperial Radch and the Empire of Masks share the same goal: to colonize other alien (whether foreign lands or planets) cultures and convert these peoples into ideal citizens. Here, “ideal” doesn’t necessarily mean “right,” it means one who embodies the culture: uniformity among the many conquered peoples, with clearly-defined codes of conduct, and an aesthetic that sums up the society’s core values. It also comes at the expense of the varied cultures over which they steamroll, condemning and erasing diverse identities.
It’s horrifying and engrossing, and keeps us reading despite the revulsion that bubbles up. But what most keeps us engaged in Ann Leckie’s Ancillary Justice and Seth Dickinson’s The Traitor Baru Cormorant is the fact that both series’ protagonists—Justice of Toren One Esk, a.k.a. Breq, and Baru Cormorant—have personal vendettas against their systems while they’re in the process of trying to destroy them from the inside. Yet for all their rebellion, they are both on their way to becoming ideal citizens themselves.
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For hundreds of years, high-born nobles have competed for the chance to learn of the Myst. Powerful, revered, and often reclusive, Mystics have the unique ability to summon and manipulate the Myst: the underlying energy that lives at the heart of the universe. Once in a very great while, they take an apprentice, always from the most privileged sects of society. Such has always been the tradition—until a new High Mystic takes her seat and chooses Pomella AnDone, a restless, low-born teenager, as a candidate.
Commoners have never been welcomed among the select few given the opportunity to rise beyond even the highest nobility. So when Pomella chooses to accept the summons and journey to Kelt Apar, she knows that she will have more to contend with than the competition for the apprenticeship.
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Available November 3rd from Tor Books, Mystic is the start of an enchanting new epic fantasy series from Jason Denzel!
Artist Mark Eastwood‘s “Uncanny Cards” take us to the river and give us a flop full of mutants! Go check them out: Wolverine is spearing a tiny heart, Nightcrawler’s buckling a swash, and Cyclops is using his laser eyebeams to make Jean feel bad about herself! Um, probably. Eastwood has tackled other pop cultural icons, but these cards may be our favorite of his work so far. Although we do have two questions! First: why no Gambit? And second: are these cards already energized throwable weapons that can be used in battle with Magneto, or is that something we’d have to specifically request if we ordered a set?
Morning Roundup brings you a tale of clocks mistaken for bombs, metaphorical shag carpeting, and plutonium sales gone wrong.
Sarah McCarry is a writer and publisher whose Metamorphoses Trilogy, a YA series loosely based on tales from Ovid’s Metamorphoses, was completed this year. The novels—All Our Pretty Songs, Dirty Wings, and About a Girl—follow three generations of a family through a kaleidoscopic whirl of myth, fantasy, goth and grunge. In addition to writing beautiful and addictive fantasies, Sarah publishes innovative writing through Guillotine Press.
The two of us sat down for an online chat one afternoon, me in California, Sarah in New York.
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Fran Wilde, author of Updraft, joins the show this week. Of course, Justin asks her about feast scenes. They also talk about Nature magazine, her editorial process, and debut novel. There’s even a borderline engineering talk, in which Wilde confirms intellectual superiority over the host.
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Michael Livingston’s The Shards of Heaven is out November 17th from Tor Books, and we want to send you a galley now!
Julius Caesar is dead, assassinated on the senate floor, and the glory that is Rome has been torn in two. Octavian, Caesar’s ambitious great-nephew and adopted son, vies with Marc Antony and Cleopatra for control of Caesar’s legacy. As civil war rages from Rome to Alexandria, and vast armies and navies battle for supremacy, a secret conflict may shape the course of history.
Juba, Numidian prince and adopted brother of Octavian, has embarked on a ruthless quest for the Shards of Heaven, lost treasures said to possess the very power of the gods-or the one God. Driven by vengeance, Juba has already attained the fabled Trident of Poseidon, which may also be the staff once wielded by Moses. Now he will stop at nothing to obtain the other Shards, even if it means burning the entire world to the ground.
Caught up in these cataclysmic events, and the hunt for the Shards, are a pair of exiled Roman legionnaires, a Greek librarian of uncertain loyalties, assassins, spies, slaves… and the ten-year-old daughter of Cleopatra herself.
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Welcome back to The Pop Quiz at the End of the Universe, a recurring series here on Tor.com featuring some of our favorite science fiction and fantasy authors, artists, and others!
Today we’re joined by Nnedi Okorafor, a novelist of African-based science fiction, fantasy and magical realism for both children and adults. Her novels include Who Fears Death, Akata Witch, Zahrah the Windseeker, and The Shadow Speaker. Her upcoming novella, Binti, follows a young woman who leaves her family to attend the largest university in the universe, only to be caught up in a strange and terrifying diplomatic mission—read an excerpt here!
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If you’ve ever played a tabletop RPG, you’ve felt that golden moment—you’ve just made a quip or a clever move, you’ve turned the tables on a cunning adversary, you’ve committed the most hilarious mistake, and the room lights up. Friends laugh, or stare in horror. You’ve compelled.
This isn’t just a gamer thing, either. We—humans, I mean—started telling stories long before we committed them to so crude a medium as paper. That instant audience feedback is built into the rhythms of our conversation. This makes writing novels (which I spend most of my time doing) a little awkward, since for the most part the writer’s deprived of that experience. Yes, there are compensations—but you don’t get that great moment when you can swerve in a weird direction and double down on awesome precisely because you feel how much the audience is into your jam.
While the character has always had his fans in the comics world, it’s pretty safe to say that the general mainstream population had no idea who Tony Stark was until he burst into theaters in 2008’s Iron Man—garnering both great reviews and Marvel-Cinematic-Universe-founding box office numbers. And much of that success is due to the man playing him; while Nicolas Cage and Tom Cruise were both considered/vying for the part, it’s hard to imagine that the character would be quite as captivating without Robert Downey Jr.’s brand of swagger and rambling snark.
Marvel was understandably concerned that Stark would come across as a Batman knockoff (the characters do have a large number of similarities) when they were building the Marvel Cinematic Universe, and as a result allowed quite a bit of freedom in his on-screen development. The endgame leaves us with a host of funny details that make the MCU version of Tony Stark more of a stand-out than your average action hero….
“I never asked for this,” Katniss Everdeen (Jennifer Lawrence) tells President Snow in the new trailer for The Hunger Games: Mockingjay, Part 2. “I just wanted to save my sister, and keep Peeta alive.” We all know that the Peeta mention was just an afterthought—poor boy can’t help but trigger every Games trap in his stumblings—because the real relationship at the core of the Hunger Games trilogy isn’t Team Peeta or Team Gale, but Team Everdeen. Everything Katniss has done, from her blurted-out “I volunteer as tribute!” to storming the Capitol, was for her little sister Primrose.

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Tory Lanez dropped a freestyle on Hot 97’s Funk Flex and of course it has people talking.
He said, Shout out to DaBaby, Roddy Ricch and Lil Baby/What I’m about to say is gonna sound a little crazy/ But it’s true so don’t play me/ Y’all all would’ve got your awards if they didn’t frame me.
Tory Lanez has been standing his ground that he was framed in the shooting of Megan Thee Stallion and this wasn’t the first time.
Tory claimed he’s been framed for the shooting in his verses before. On his 2020 album, Daystar, Lanez made the same accusation of Megan: “Megan people trying to frame me for a shooting/But them boys ain’t clean enough,” he rapped on the track “Money Over Fallouts.”


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We can all agree that divorce is an ugly word and indeed full of action. Two people who promised to live together till death do them apart, can no longer sustain the agreement.
Yet, sometimes divorce is the best and only option. In the best-case scenario, both parties reach a mutually beneficial parting. Everyone is in agreement on how to move forward.
In some instances, the parties will need the services of a divorce lawyer. But wait, we are not suggesting that one is only necessary for acrimonious situations. Indeed, divorce lawyers can give excellent advice to help during this difficult time. You will experience less stress by letting them handle the processes.
Experienced divorce lawyers will help navigate the complexities of the legal system. Self-representation can lead to costly mistakes down the line.
Read on to find out how to hire a divorce attorney. We will highlight specific things to look for.
1. Divorce Lawyer Qualifications
Please take the time to find out about the divorce attorney you want to hire. The first thing would be to ask about qualifications. A state-certified license should tell you they have passed the prerequisite requirements.
Next, check reviews and client testimonials. Ask for references and call them up. The best divorce lawyers belong to industry bodies and may have won several awards. It doesn’t hurt to check this out as well. All these are solid endorsements of the individual or firm.
2. Work Experience
Do you want to hand over your case to an inexperienced divorce lawyer? We can bet the answer is no. But please, allow us to clarify our position. We are not saying there aren’t some excellent beginner divorce lawyers out there.
However, there is peace of mind knowing that you are working with a divorce attorney who has been in the game for some time.
You also want to ensure that whoever you hire specializes in divorce or family law. It also helps if they have local experience.
Out-of-state attorneys will need time to familiarize themselves, as state laws on divorce may vary. They also don’t have the benefit of working relationships with local judges.
The best judge of experience is the divorce lawyer’s success in litigation. How long have they been practicing, and how many cases have they won.
3. Level of Support
Your divorce lawyer will become like a friend you lean on during the tough times ahead. On average, it could take from 12 to 18 months to complete the case. Without the right support, it will be tough to navigate.
Experienced divorce attorneys can give you a great deal of peace of mind. They will dedicate a resource whose role is to work on your case.
The firm will also ensure the teams are available whenever you need them. Lack of communication or availability during the proceedings can be a significant source of frustration.
If, for even one minute, you feel that they are not listening, then you have the wrong people on your team. At no point should you ever feel like you are in the dark. The attorneys should provide timely updates so that you always know what is going on, added Val Hemminger, a divorce lawyer with twenty-five years of experience. She is the mind behind the “Be the BEST Divorce Lawyer Academy,” an online program and coaching developed to instruct other lawyers in optimizing their customer service strategies, business organization, work-life balance, and mindset. She is the host of the podcast, Be the Best Divorce Lawyer, and she credits her ultimate purpose for her success—transforming the family law industry for the better.
Remember one thing. Though easy to dismiss, the gut instinct is rarely wrong. If it is telling you something is not right, run. And yes, don’t look back.
4. Approach to Your Case
Experienced divorce lawyers tailor-make their approaches to each individual case. Whatever they do should align with your needs to ensure a good outcome for you. Some things you should focus on are:-
- Are they taking into account your needs by collaborating with you at every step of the way?
- Is the divorce lawyer’s approach towards problem-solving? Some will stoke the fires by being too aggressive. The aim should always be minimal conflict and the best outcomes.
- Does the divorce attorney seem to be pushing more towards litigation than an amicable out-of-court settlement?
- Do you trust them and find comfort in their counsel? Some lawyers will make guarantees because they think that is what you want to hear. It is better to have an attorney who tells you the truth after carefully evaluating your case.
The experience of dealing with the lawyers should not add to the stress you are already undergoing.
5. Cost Implications
Cost implications will be a significant concern when looking for a lawyer for divorce. There is no set figure, as each will charge differently. But, the most important thing is transparency.
The divorce lawyer should, at the outset, give you a quotation. It should provide a clear breakdown of all the fees. The first thing to look at is the charging structure. Some will charge on a retainer or hourly basis.
Next, let the attorney advise on what other costs you are liable for, depending on the case requirements. These may include private investigators, psychologists, forensic accountants, and so on.
For ad-hoc expenses, honest divorce attorneys will seek your go-ahead before incurring such. There should be no hidden costs that only appear during the billing cycle.
Any attorney who suggests cost-cutting measures without compromising the outcome is worth listening to. But, be wary of those willing to take on the job at very low fees. You may think you are saving but end up spending more.
The lawyers could, for instance, put high markups on 3rd party costs. Even if they don’t, they may limit the time and attention they give your case.
Going through a divorce is challenging. It is essential to have the right legal team to help you through the process. And that is what you get in the best divorce lawyers.
We have highlighted some of the things you need to look out for when hiring one. Start by ensuring that they have the relevant qualifications and experience. Read client reviews, testimonials, and take time to talk to some of their past clients.
Other factors to look out for are the level of support and approach to your case. A good attorney for divorce will ease, rather than add to your stress.

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We strive to be a community that welcomes and supports people of all backgrounds and identities. This includes any race, ethnicity, culture, national origin, color, immigration status, social and economic class, education level, gender, sexual orientation, gender identity and expression, age, size, family status, political thought, religion, mental and physical competence.
Your work will be used by other people and will depend on the work of others. Every decision you make will affect your users and colleagues. You should consider these results when making decisions. Remember that we are a worldwide community, you may not be able to communicate with someone in your mother tongue.
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When we disagree, try to understand why.
There are disagreements on both the social and technical sides, and Hellospace is no exception. The important thing is that we solve these differences and different opinions in a constructive way. Remember, people make mistakes, blaming each other doesn’t take us anywhere. Instead, focus on helping solve problems and learning from mistakes. Cultural harmony and communication are key to us, but its definition is as wide as the sky. We strive for diversity because power is equal.
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The number of Indiana students who earned a postsecondary degree or credential is on par with the national average. But that is still below the goal set by Indiana's leaders.
As annual report from the Indianapolis-based Lumina Foundation that tracks credentials and degrees for working-age adults, found the rate for post-high school education is 54 percent. In 2012, the state set a goal that 60 percent of residents would earn a college degree or credential by 2025.
According to the report, A Stronger Nation, Indiana's overall rate of attainment increased by 20.3 percentage points since 2009.
"To reach state goals, the state will not only have to maintain current rates of attainment but also significantly increase the number of people who enroll in programs and earn all types of credentials beyond high school," the report said.
The national rate for degree or credential attainment is just under 54 percent. That’s just a 0.6 percentage point increase from the previous year. This rate includes short-term credentials, like certificates, that can lead to employment. Excluding short-term credentials, the national rate is around 45 percent.
Since 2009, the overall national attainment rate increased by 16 percentage points.
Although there was growth in degree attainment across all ethnicities, significant gaps between racial group persist. The attainment rate for Black adults is around 35 percent and for Hispanic adults it is 29. White adults are earning degrees at a higher rate of 50 percent.
“Our shared goal is to increase attainment to 60 percent, to make sure that the population has the skills and the knowledge that they need,” said Courtney Brown, the lead researcher on the report. “And while we've made incredible progress toward that we're getting closer and closer, we're still seeing stubborn equity gaps.”
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The Telegraph team has been trawling Twitter for the ultimate Coventry and Warwickshire news Twitter accounts.
After sifting through hundreds of accounts and thousands of tweets we are able to bring you our definitive guide on who to follow in the world of local education.
You can find our overall top ten right here plus links to the best accounts to follow for news, sport, business, entertainment, food, nightlife, crime and politics.
John Beech @JohnBeech (Coventry University’s football finance expert)
Follow because he makes sense of the numbers behind the world of football.
Lucy Lynch @Aberderi (Education reporter at the Coventry Telegraph)
Follow because if it’s happening in education in Coventry and Warwickshire, Lucy will know!
David Bailey @dgbailey (Professor of business and Coventry Telegraph columnist)
Follow because he’s the man for expert comment when it comes to the economy.
Peter Dunn @PeterJDunn (Head of press at Warwick University)
Follow because if it’s happening at Warwick University, he will know.
Richard Machin @richardmachin11 (Headteacher at Finham Primary School)
Follow because he’s entertaining and provides a valuable insight into the world of teaching.
Ann Yip @Ann_Yip (News editor at Warwick Boar)
Follow because editing a student newspaper gives you access to the juiciest campus gossip!
Cindy George @tartrazine (Coventry writer and teacher)
Follow because she offers an intelligent insight into the world of education.
Russell Plester @plestered (Future headteacher of Finham Park 2)
Follow because if Finham Park 2 is controversial, being the head teacher is bound to have its ups and downs!
Jane Nellist @janenellist1 (Coventry secretary of the NUT)
Follow because if it’s kicking off in Coventry’s schools, Jane will know why!
Wyn Grant @wyngrant (Warwick University professor)
Follow because he’s a voice of authority on everything from cattle diseases and the economy to football.


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Shares of miners and other commodities producers rose as the dollar continued to slide against rivals, weakened by perceptions that political risk will slow Federal Reserve rate hikes. Gold futures, which have some inverse correlation to the dollar, continued their advance above $1250 an ounce. Copper futures rose, helped by the weak dollar and a statement form miners at Freeport McMoRan's Indonesian Grasberg mine that they will extend their strike for a second month. The Grasberg mine complex contains one of the world's largest reserves of copper, which is present both above and below ground. Industrial chemicals makers Huntsman and Clariant rose after the American and Swiss companies agreed to a $14 billion tieup that would unite chemicals offerings including polyurethanes, pigments, automotive fluids and household-cleaning products.
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Tonight at the Echoplex, three of the greatest DJs to touch a mixer are coming together to spin nothing but 90s classic material. If you can call LA home tonight, you know you can't miss this. But if you're not currently in the City of Angels, fret not. You can stream and enjoy Beat Junkie J Rocc's "B-Sides & LP Cuts", along with DJ Spinna's "90s R&B Mix," below.


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Intro: New Orleans Accident 101
New Orleans, Louisiana – In the unfortunate event of a car accident, understanding your rights and legal options is crucial. With the assistance of Arnona Rose, a reputable law firm with expertise in personal injury cases, you can navigate the complex legal landscape and ensure that your rights are protected. This article aims to provide you with an overview of the important considerations following a New Orleans accident, empowering you to make informed decisions in the aftermath.
Your Rights as an Accident Victim
As an individual involved in a New Orleans accident, it’s essential to be aware of your rights. Whether you have sustained minor injuries or are facing more severe consequences, understanding your entitlements can significantly impact the outcome of your case. Louisiana state law grants accident victims certain rights that include:
1. Right to seek compensation: If you have suffered injuries or property damage due to the negligence of another party, you have the right to pursue compensation for your losses.
2. Right to medical treatment: You have the right to receive medical treatment for your injuries. It’s important to seek immediate medical attention, even if you believe your injuries are minor, as some injuries may manifest later.
3. Right to legal representation: You have the right to retain a skilled attorney who will protect your interests and advocate for your rights throughout the legal process.
Understanding the Legal Process
Navigating the legal process following a New Orleans accident can be daunting. However, with the guidance of Arnona Rose, you can gain a better understanding of the necessary steps to secure the best possible outcome. Here is a breakdown of the typical legal process involved:
Contacting law enforcement
After an accident, it’s crucial to contact the New Orleans Police Department or the Louisiana State Police to report the incident. By reaching out to the appropriate authorities, you ensure an official record of the accident, which is essential for several reasons.
Firstly, an official record serves as objective documentation of the incident, capturing important details such as the date, time, and location of the accident. This record can later be used as valuable evidence during the legal process. Additionally, involving law enforcement helps facilitate the collection of evidence by conducting on-scene investigations, gathering witness statements, and preparing accident reports.
By contacting the New Orleans Police Department or the Louisiana State Police promptly, you not only fulfill your legal obligation but also lay the groundwork for building a strong case. Remember, the official record created by law enforcement can provide crucial support in determining fault and liability, ultimately strengthening your position when seeking compensation for your injuries and damages.
Seeking medical attention promptly after a New Orleans accident is crucial for your well-being and legal case. Even if you believe your injuries are minor, it’s important to consult with a healthcare professional. Timely medical care ensures that underlying injuries are identified, provides appropriate treatment, and documents the extent of your injuries. Prompt medical attention strengthens your case by linking your injuries to the accident with objective medical records. Follow medical advice and attend all recommended appointments to demonstrate your commitment to recovery and mitigate the impact of your injuries. Prioritize your health and lay the foundation for a strong legal case by seeking immediate medical attention.
Contacting Arnona Rose: To navigate the complexities of the legal process and protect your rights, it’s essential to contact Arnona Rose at the earliest opportunity. Their experienced attorneys will evaluate your case, advise you on the best course of action, and guide you through the entire legal process.
Exploring Legal Options
Once you’ve sought medical attention and engaged the services of Arnona Rose, they will help you explore the legal options available to you. Depending on the circumstances of your New Orleans accident, the following legal avenues may be pursued:
Personal Injury Claim: If the accident was caused by someone else’s negligence, you may be eligible to file a personal injury claim seeking compensation for medical expenses, lost wages, pain and suffering, and other damages.
Insurance Claims: Dealing with insurance companies can be complex and overwhelming. Arnona Rose will assist you in filing and negotiating your insurance claim, ensuring that you receive fair compensation.
Litigation: In cases where a fair settlement cannot be reached through negotiation, Arnona Rose will leverage their trial experience to represent your interests in court.
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At Arnona Rose, we understand the challenges and uncertainties you may face after a New Orleans accident. Our dedicated team of attorneys is committed to fighting for your rights and securing the compensation you deserve. With years of experience and a deep understanding of Louisiana state law, we are well-equipped to handle your case effectively and efficiently in order to achieve a favorable outcome.
If you or a loved one has been involved in a New Orleans accident and need professional legal guidance, don’t hesitate to contact Arnona Rose. Our compassionate and skilled attorneys will provide you with personalized attention, ensuring that your rights are protected every step of the way.
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W&J Men’s Golf Places Second At PAC Fall Invitational
WEST MIDDLESEX, Pa. -- Defending champion Saint Vincent fired a two-day total of 588 to win the Presidents’ Athletic Conference Men’s Golf Fall Invitational Tuesday at Oak Tree Country Club.
The Bearcats will take a 16-stroke advantage into the 36-hole spring championship which will be hosted at Cedarbrook Golf Club (April 25-26, 2014) in Belle Vernon, Pa. The league’s automatic bid for the NCAA Division III Championship Tournament and 2014 league champions will be decided by the 72-hole total.
Washington & Jefferson was second with 604 strokes (306-298), while Grove City (608) is close behind in third. The Presidents and Wolverines tied for the lowest team round of the day Tuesday at 298.
Thomas More (628), Thiel (631), Westminster (648), Bethany (722) and Waynesburg (750) rounded out the field. The PAC fall co-medalists were Grove City’s Brian Giesler (75-69) and Saint Vincent’s Derek Lingafelt (70-74).
The Presidents’ top competitor was freshman Hunter Bagiatis (Greensburg, Pa./Hempfield), who placed fourth in the 40-man field. Bagiatis shot 74 during the opening round and 72 Tuesday.
Sophomores Evan Lestini (Bridgeville, Pa./South Fayette) and Tim Novic (Pittsburgh, Pa./Upper St. Clair) tied for eighth place. Lestini followed a first-round score of 78 with 73 strokes Tuesday, while Novic carded 76 shots Monday and 75 today.
Senior Colin Izzo (Longmeadow, Mass./Longmeadow) posted back-to-back rounds of 78 to tie for 15th place, while junior Matt Stearns (Saegertown, Pa./Saegertown) totaled 162 strokes (82-80) and placed 20th.
Washington & Jefferson, which has claimed 16 conference titles throughout history, continues its fall schedule this weekend at the McDaniel Invitational (The Bridges G.C.).


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I work at a nice place. Amazing views and good people. I signed up for 5 days per week, 6 hours a day because my expenses are low and the income from my writing helps.
However, due to circumstances, I pulled down 92 hours last pay period and I’ve lost at least a month’s worth of writing time because of the seven-day workweeks these past three months. A new girl did start yesterday and she’s great so far. A former co-worker will be coming back at the end of next week and that’s a good thing.
So, my NaNo deadline is fucked but I do see a light at the end of the tunnel that is not a train because something’s got to give and it sure as heck isn’t my novel. Meanwhile, I have tapped an artist who may be interested in illustrating The Scapegoat Suicides. He’s amazing and I am looking forward to seeing his vision of the scenes and the characters that have been spewed out in written form. I have not seen many illustrations in mainstream novels lately and I think that should change.
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The Walking Dead Stays True to the Comic in Season 7 Premiere (SPOILERS!)
(MAJOR SPOILERS AHEAD – if you have NOT seen the premiere episode and wish to avoid spoilers, do not read past this line. You have been warned.) The season 7 premiere of AMC’s The Walking Dead was, to say the least, emotional. We finally find out who bad guy Negan killed with his favorite gal Lucille, the barbwire covered baseball bat. The thing was, it wasn’t JUST one character beat to a bloody mass in the dirt, it was TWO! Abraham and Glenn met their demise in a way that only The Walking Dead could deliver: gruesome and truly devastating.
The truly amazing aspect about the whole episode though was just how closely it matched up with the comics. (WARNING GRAPHIC CONTENT BELOW) We left off last season with a fun little game of “eenie meenie” that would decide the fate of one of our beloved characters. It was taken directly from the comic, take a look:
Crazy, right? It’s identical! Which (after what seems like an eternity) brings us to The Walking Dead season 7 premiere. When the game is over, Lucille lands on our favorite red head Abraham, but wait a minute… that’s NOT what happened in the comic! It was supposed to be none other than soon to be daddy, Glenn.
I don’t know about you, but I was just a little relieved when it wasn’t in fact Glenn that was chosen. Well, that was until “Big Red” threw up that peace sign to Sasha and I lost it like a big ol’ baby. One thing that was the same though was his line about cutting Carl’s other eye out if anyone moved.
We love just how much they tried to stay true to the actual comic, as much as they could anyway. In the comic he does mention “taking it like a champ”, but in the show that line is directed towards Abraham, not Glenn. Then comes the part that ripped my heart out and stomped on it. Negan decides to kill a second person and that person is who it was meant to be all along, Glenn. That whole scene followed perfectly along the book, bulging eye and all.
All of this occured right in front of his pregnant wife Maggie, because you know, they want us all to suffer and stuff. Then he continues to beat him, just like Abraham, into so much meat on the ground that he became unrecognizable. That too was true to the comic.
As you can see the show followed the comic *almost* exactly, with a few added twists and turns. Are you excited about The Walking Dead’s return? Did you guess right about who would die? Let us know down below and check in with Don’t Feed The Gamers for all the current geeky news. Here are some other amazing stories that happened this week that you might enjoy:
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We know Thanksgiving is all about being grateful spending time with family, but let's be real, that shit gets old after one round of your aunt's "what are we thankful for this year" questionnaire. Oh, and don't even get me started on conversations about the election or "your current career goals." Sometimes it's just healthy to avoid your family at all costs while binge watching old shows on your childhood bed. If you're having that type of holiday, we've collected the best Thanksgiving TV episodes for you to watch. Is it safe to say we're the most thankful for Hulu Plus?
5. Gilmore Girls: "A Deep-Fried Korean Thanksgiving"
With the Gilmore Girls revival coming out, it’s only appropriate that we binge watch every old episode possible, and this Thanksgiving episode is a classic. Lorelai and Rory try to go to four separate Thanksgiving dinners and the whole night turns into a shit show, making us all feel better about our own family dramas.


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Story | Aug 1, 2011 | 11:56 AMFrom the pages of The Aegis dated Thursday, Aug. 3, 1961: Water and sewerage was the big news in Harford County 50 years ago this week. The Aegis reported that Harford County received its master plan for providing public water and sewerage facilities...


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Sleep under a canopy of stars at Mt Stirling at any time of year, or bunk down at nearby Mt Buller or in the valley where there are plenty of options
Enjoy the peace and quiet of alpine camping during the green season - the incredible stargazing is included free!
A range of accommodation options (hotel rooms, lodges and apartments) are available on nearby Mt Buller (30 minutes drive from Mt Stirling) as well as in Mansfield. Unwind for a weekend or a whole week in one of the many great holiday home rentals available in Merrijig and other locations on the drive between Mansfield and Mt Stirling.
For accommodation options, visit www.mtbuller.com.au or call 1800 BULLER to speak with a reservations consultant about options to suit your taste and budget.
Private camping is permitted on the mountain and a number of basic refuge huts, some with historical significance, are provided throughout the resort. Most have wood heaters and fire wood is provided. There is no charge for camping or the use of these refuge facilities, however they cannot be booked in advance and if you are planning to stay overnight on the mountain you must come prepared to be self sufficient and not rely on any shelter, with the exception of the Alpine Camp (see below). Nights can be extremely cold and camping is only advised for those who have experience and outdoor equipment rated for extreme weather.
During the winter season Stirling Experience operate an Alpine Camp, situated at the Cricket Pitch, 3 kilometres from Telephone Box Junction at an elevation of 1500mts. The camp accommodates up to 28 people in seven spacious and well insulated four person tents. A large Teepee with solar lighting and a slow combustion wood stove with hot water provides a warm central community meals and meeting area.
Accommodation in the Alpine Camp can be booked in advance online using the button below. For further details and bookings please visit our Alpine Camp page.
Stirling Experience Alpine Camp is the only Accommodations which can be booked in advance.
NOTE: While an amazing and exhilarating experience, it should be noted that all on-mountain camping is ski-in ski-out. Snow shoes or skis must be worn and personal equipment backpacks used to access all camp sites.

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Assistant Accountant - Temp to Perm - $12k-$18k HKD per mth
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Hanni El Khatib has spent the last half-decade building a discography based on loud guitars laced with fuzz. After stepping down as Creative Director for skatebrand company HUF (known for making those socks your teenage, stoner brother hides from you mom), Khatib took a leap of faith and set out to forge a career as a multi-instrumentalist blending blues, folk, and garage rock into his own flavor. His music has since wound up on video games, TV shows, feature films, and a myriad of commercials. His current venture is his Savage Times series, releasing triplets of songs at a time recorded in whatever style and with whatever instrumentation felt right in the moment.
With each full-length album, Hanni El Khatib has increasingly polished his sound without ever trying to tame it. “Paralyzed” is a complete sonic departure from his first three full-length albums, transporting his sound from resolutely rock to perky pop in a single guitar riff, while the energy remains high and unyielding. Disco beats and maracas abound, “Paralyzed” is a more of a paradox. Put on your dancing shoes and give yourself plenty of room to boogie.
“Paralyzed” appears on Savage Times, out February 17.


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National Ballet Theatre of Odessa, UKRAINE presents “Romeo and Juliet”
January 23 | 7:30pm
A Full-Length Ballet in 2 Acts
This full-scale production is set to the music of Sergey Prokofiev and based on William Shakespeare’s timeless tale of tragic love. The National Ballet Theatre of Odessa, UKRAINE is bringing 55 of Ukraine’s most talented and brightest ballet stars to Milwaukee to present one of ballet’s most passionate works.
Music by Sergei Prokofiev
Choreography by Michael Lavrovsky
Production by Garry Sevoyan
Time: 7:30 p.m.
Tickets: $43.00, $53.00, $63.00
Seniors 55+, Students, Children under 12: $39.00, $48.00, $57.00
Groups of 10+: $39.00, $48.00, $57.00


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In a ceremony held May 6 at McGhee Tyson Airport in Knoxville, Tennessee, Cirrus Aircraft Co-Founder and CEO Dale Klapmeier joined Tennessee Governor Bill Haslam in announcing the expansion of Cirrus Aircraft to Knoxville with its new Cirrus Customer Experience Center, called the “Vision Center.”
The Vision Center will become the flagship location for all Cirrus Aircraft pilot, owner and customer activities, including sales, delivery, training, maintenance, support, personalization, FBOs and more, according to Cirrus officials.
Customer activities at the new Vision Center will encompass all Cirrus Aircraft airplanes, products and services, including the Vision SF50 single-engine personal jet, scheduled for certification in late 2015.
“The Vision Center is the next step in our goal to reimagine general aviation and flying at Cirrus Aircraft,” he said. “We call that aviation experience ‘The Cirrus Life’ and with the Vision Center in Knoxville, we are bringing together transformational new airplanes with a reinvented ownership experience, all led by the forward thinking leadership team that is unique to Cirrus Aircraft.”
The selection of Knoxville for the home of the Vision Center is the result of a detailed site evaluation process that initially included more than 15 states and 30 airport locations. McGhee Tyson Airport rose to the top with the combination of a convenient location to the existing Cirrus owner base in North America, airport and area amenities, favorable weather and a welcoming community for Cirrus Aircraft employees and their families, according to Cirrus officials.
Todd Simmons, Cirrus Aircraft Chief Customer Officer, will lead the Cirrus Aircraft team at the new home for all Cirrus Aircraft customer activities and operations.
The Vision Center will be the location for factory direct type rating training for the Vision SF50, which will include a Level D, full-motion flight simulator currently under development at CAE. The full flight simulator, along with several other fixed training devices, will be the cornerstone of Vision SF50 type rating and annual recurrent training, Cirrus officials said.
Other Vision Center partners will be announced closer to facility completion, currently slated for mid 2016.
In addition to factory direct training, the Vision Center will allow customers to experience the Cirrus Aircraft brand in multiple ways. A factory service center will provide support for the new Vision SF50 and more than 6,000 SR-series aircraft currently in the field. A design center will allow customers to personalize both new and current Cirrus aircraft.
Research and development (R&D), as well as manufacturing operations for Cirrus Aircraft, will remain in Duluth, Minnesota. The Vision SF50, SR20, SR22 and SR22T will continue to be produced at company facilities in Grand Forks, North Dakota and Duluth.


- Oppenheimer analyst Brian Bittner set his target price for the stock at $70 and upgraded it to outperform.
- Bittner sees Popeyes' unit growth rising 7 percent under the leadership of Restaurant Brands International, compared with its peers' growth of about 2.5 percent.
Shares of Burger King owner Restaurant Brands International jumped more than 3.4 percent on Wednesday after an Oppenheimer analyst said the company's acquisition of Popeyes was underappreciated by the market and upgraded the stock to outperform.
Brian Bittner bumped his rating to outperform from perform, saying the chicken chain provides a "massive new growth pipeline" for the company that Wall Street seems to be underestimating.
Despite having only 2,700 locations globally, Popeyes is the second-largest chicken player in the restaurant space, falling behind Yum's KFC, which has more than 21,000 locations.
Without the aid of Restaurant Brands International, Popeyes opened 149 units globally last year. Bittner equated this to Burger King's growth in 2010 when 3G Capital — the majority owner of Restaurant Brands International and the previous majority owner of Burger King — first acquired the brand, noting that the burger chain is now growing more than 700 units each year.
"[It is] a dynamic we believe it can replicate with [Popeyes] as it taps into its scale, its strong global roster of current franchisees and a chicken segment that is in need of a powerful No. 2 brand," Bittner wrote in a research note Wednesday.
Bittner sees Popeyes' unit growth rising 7 percent under the leadership of Restaurant Brands International, compared with its peers' growth of about 2.5 percent.
"We also believe [same-store sales] are set to accelerate from 1Q's flattish trend as comparisons materially ease, catalytic menu innovation rolls-in and technology opportunities unfold," Bittner said.
Bittner set his target price for the stock at $70, which is about 19.7 percent above Tuesday's closing level of $57.44.
Watch: Analyst on Popeyes' international growth potential


- Wole Soyinka, one of Nigeria's topmost playwrights and activists, has advised President Muhammadu Buhari to stop admiring former head of states, General Sani Abacha
- Soyinka in his speech described Abacha as one of the worst dictators that ever lived in Nigeria
- He urged the president to establish a hall of shame for those who have done great harm to the country
Nobel laureate, Wole Soyinka, in his speech at the award ceremony in honour of MKO Abiola and Gani Fawehinmi has advised President Muhammadu Buhari to stop admiring and displaying loyalty to former head of state, late General Sani Abacha.
The national event which took place at Abuja on Tuesday, June 12, was attended by many Nigerian dignitaries and political heroes, Punch reports.
Soyinka described Abacha as Abiola's tormentor, and as such, is not deserving of any honour. In his speech, he wondered why the president chooses to honour Abiola in breath and admire the former military head of states in another. He went on to refer to Abacha as “one of the worst dictators in the history of the country”.
He said that Abacha if he was alive should be in prison for the crime he committed against Nigeria and humanity in general.
Soyinka revealed that in a private meeting with the president, he brought up the issue of a major road in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) that is named after a corrupt leader in an administration that is fighting corruption.
The nobel laureate remarked that although said he was not satisfied with the response he got from Buhari, he resolved to let it pass.
Soyinka urged the president to consider establishing a Hall of shame for those who have wronged the country, in much the same way as he has made a Hall of Fame for the nation’s political giants.
Meanwhile, Legit.ng reported that top Nigerians politicians, royal fathers, businessmen and supporters of the Muhammadu Buhari government attended the posthumous award ceremony for the acclaimed winner of the June 12, 1993 presidential election, MKO Abiola.
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Health, fitness classes
Mill Creek MetroParks will offer classes focused on health and fitness in 2013. Pilates will be from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. each Monday, and Piloxing, a combination of kickboxing and Pilates, will be from 6 to 7 p.m. each Wednesday throughout January and February, both at Pioneer Pavilion. Functional Boot Camp will be offered from 10 to 11 a.m. Jan. 12 and Feb. 9 at Yellow Creek Lodge, Struthers. For information call the MetroParks Recreation Department at 330-740-7106. Fees for each class may vary.
Fellows Riverside Gardens will host Yoga on Tuesdays and Thursdays and T’ai Chi on Wednesdays. Daytime and evening classes are available. The facility will also offer Yoga Basics at 9 a.m. Sunday in February and March. For information call Fellows Riverside Gardens at 330-740-7116.
The park will also host “Doga,” a yoga class for dogs and their human companions, on Jan. 13 at Pioneer Pavilion. The cost to MetroMutts members is $5 and $10 for nonmembers. To register call 330-702-3000.
Times and prices for all fitness classes can be found at www.MillCreekMetroParks.org, as well as a calendar of events found at MetroParks facilities, kiosks and the Public Library of Youngstown and Mahoning County.
Award for 4-H
The Staples Foundation has awarded the Trumbull County 4-H program $3,500 to be used to implement a 4-H stragetic plan and provide scholarships to 4-H members for camps and trips.
Trumbull County 4-H’s plan involves increased marketing, the development of an adviser/club mentorship program and enhanced support and communication for all volunteers and families.
The grant is part of a philanthropic initiative created by the Staples Foundation that allows Staples associates to direct funding to nonprofit organizations that are focused on education or job skills
Tree recycling to begin
Howland Township will collect Christmas trees for recycling weekdays starting Monday and continuing through Jan. 18. Residents are asked to remove all ornaments and trimmings before placing them curbside. Township residents also may drop off trees from 7:30 a.m. to 2:30 p.m. weekdays starting Wednesday through Jan. 18 at the Public Works Department, 3600 N. River Road.


Lately I’ve seen a lot of tech memes stating that the cloud is nothing more than someone else’s computer. I get where that sentiment is coming from.
People see the cloud as just a place for saving files (and not much more) on a remote machine, owned by someone else. At one point, that may have been the case. We were saving our files to Dropbox, Google Drive, and other “cloud” services, and it seemed those services really were nothing more than glorified servers.
However, the cloud has greatly evolved to the point that sentiment is dead wrong.
SEE: Cloud Computing Policy (Tech Pro Research)
A brief history of the cloud
The idea of the cloud has been around for a long time. It has only been within the last 10 years or so that it has worked its way into the lexicon of the masses, such that it has become its own “thing.”
The idea of the cloud can be traced back to thin clients or “dumb terminals” from way back in the 1970s. The idea behind a dumb terminal was simple: You have a piece of physical hardware that required the use of a remote system for computational services. The terminal was a means for you to access the power of another, more powerful machine.
You could slightly stretch the definition to include the Z3 computer, designed by Konrad Zuse. But it wasn’t until the internet reached speeds sufficient enough to make remote storage a viable option that the cloud finally became a household name.
SEE: Tech history in photos: Cloud computing pioneers (TechRepublic)
The Chromebook–even more so than the smartphone–changed the cloud landscape. Now we have a laptop that functions as a dumb terminal on steroids. These machines contain more than enough computing power to function, but rely on remote software and storage to work with data and files. Chromebooks offer plenty of power and just enough storage so they can function offline, but the idea was for them to depend upon that online connection.
SEE: Chromebooks: The smart person’s guide (TechRepublic)
The Chromebook also serves as a perfect illustration as to why the cloud isn’t just “someone else’s” computer. The Chromebook’s take on the cloud is an ideal combination of storage and software.
Although Google has made it possible to install Android apps on certain Chromebooks (they mimic a standard computer), the standard Chromebook works seamlessly with Google applications, such as Docs, Gmail, and Calendar, blurring the line between computer and cloud. Google also offers hardware that automatically stores files/data on remote storage facilities; plus, that hardware depends upon the offered remote services in order to fully function.
NIST defines the cloud
The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) offers the following characteristics of the cloud.
- On-demand self-service: The ability for an end user to sign up and receive services without the long delays that have characterized traditional IT.
- Broad network access: The ability to access the service via standard platforms (desktop, laptop, mobile, etc.).
- Resource pooling: Resources are pooled across multiple customers.
- Rapid elasticity: Capability can scale to cope with demand peaks.
- Measured service: Billing is metered and delivered as a utility service.
Clearly, the cloud is much more than just someone else’s computer.
The cloud stack
From an IT perspective, the cloud stack contains three major pieces: SaaS, IaaS, and PaaS.
- Software as a Service (SaaS): Software that is deployed over the internet.
- Infrastructure as a Service (IaaS): A way of delivering cloud computing infrastructure (servers, storage, network, and operating systems) as an on-demand service.
- Platform as a Service (PaaS): A computing platform that allows the creation of web applications quickly and easily.
Are you seeing a pattern?
The people that half-jokingly proclaim the cloud is just “someone else’s computer” forget or do not understand that same computer, belonging to someone else, not only offers the physical machine in which to house their files, but it offers the underlying services that make it possible to save their files remotely; it reliably serves up software to them so their data can be manipulated and saved; and it makes it possible for developers to rapidly and easily roll out new and improved applications.
The cloud is much more complex than that especially when you factor in virtualization. But the truth is, the cloud has become one of the most important pieces of the technology puzzle, without which we’d find ourselves working with far less efficiency and agility.
To answer the question
So when anyone approaches you with the question “Is the cloud just someone else’s computer?” the answer should be a resounding “no.” The cloud is a complex system of interconnecting parts that come together to make our lives easier, more efficient, and far more capable. Someone else’s computer could never pull off that level of service.
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Thursday, 8 December 2011
A pretty living room
Darlings, how pretty is this light and feminine living room? It belongs to Portuguese designer Ana Antunes and I am quite smitten with it. I would love to have room like this in my apartment, but I'm sure The Boyf would find this pastel-filled colour scheme a bit too "girly" for his taste.
Trot over here to see more photos of this room.


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There Are Answers in the Trees
Interview by Ken L. Walker
When Chris Martin and I began brewing ideas to conceptualize a different kind of interview, we didn’t have to talk long. His newest book, Becoming Weather (Coffee House Press 2011), joins an incredible roster of Coffee House Press authors and has already been choreographed and performed by dancers as well as scored by musicians. A traditional interview highlighting the work of the poet was not in order. The poems in Becoming Weather engage a specific kind of outlook — appreciate the unexpected, stare into the unequal and asymmetrical with an honest gaze. Readers are forced to comply with the title, to externalize their gaze into a world devastated by earthquakes, hurricanes, tornadoes, locust invasions, dwindling populations of esoteric and not-so-esoteric species. Yet, readers are also tricked to turn the external arrows around and notice the boiling rivers of disequilibrium that occur minutely and lengthily within. The book is divided into three sections (with a coda) which split philosophical brevity and stylistically-structured image-matic mini-narratives. Martin kneads readers into a zone where the unstable is acceptable. When a river rises, one can’t quite be faithful to one’s own truths and when the breeze journeys or reaps, it’s still emanating from the same unidentifiable origin. These poems inspired me to include more of my philosophical background into my own work. Finding poets who can stitch ideological repercussions into reality’s chameleon cesspool is a great thing. What the two of us did was examine various weather databases which then began to guide the questions and the foundation for each increment of the conversation. This is quite possibly the rawest “interview” I’ve ever been a part of. There is a little something for everyone — jazz, hip-hop, Gummo, the Midwest, Ireland, Japan, Nietzsche, Heidegger, Brooklyn, Queens, Iowa, and Minneapolis and the New York Yankees.
KW: The HPRCC’s Weekly Nebraska Soil Moisture Report claims that “most areas [of the state] did not see much improvement.” Some farmers may be alarmed. But I think both you and Nietzsche welcome this kind of thing. One state’s soil is not a “whole body’s thought”?
CM: The forms of farms are far from exhausted. So much of our unconscious work involves tilling and toil. To allow some part of us to go fallow, to follow barren thought until it turns over. Our bones systematically replace their internal structure every 13 years. Every breath creates life and brings us one step closer to death. Every step is but one aspect of a protracted fall. And yet the unconscious is not incautious.
The chance of snow in Jackson, WY is “near 100%” tonight. How does one reckon with the fraction that eludes certainty? Does the nearness of snow’s inevitability in Jackson advertise a belief in its appearance? Is all belief a form of expectation? Does the leftover sliver of no-snow lodge itself in the heart?
I was at the Yankee game last night and, in the middle of the third inning, it started to rain/snow/sleet. In the lights of the stadium, the rain/sleet looked like tack-nails falling mixed with (the snow) torn pieces of thin cardboard slowly tangoing toward the bleachers, toward us. This enhanced the memory of a great baseball game. I do think predictions in the modern age are slight advertisements. Check back in later with your nearest newscaster and believe their smile like it were a religion. Impending doom. Canned goods. Bottled gallons of water. Why is it snowing so late in the season? The season of what? Expectation, I am starting to see, ruins everything about being, as well as, simply hanging around the moment like the orangutans we used to be. Don’t expect. Accept.
The Nebraska Wind Monitoring Program states that “the only way to know the actual wind speed at a location is to monitor the location for several years.” So, really listening to the wind is like a good romantic partnership. Hmmm.
I’ve always thought of the wind as a kind of patient embrace. It sweeps up the trees and swings them into dance. It occurred to me at some point that weather is really the original artist. The wind is a choreographer. Rain paints the landscape a darker color. The clouds are cinematographers looking for the perfect light and shadow balance. Snow is almost nihilistic in its desire to collapse form and color into a single hump of white. You can imagine Louise Nevelson staring out her window the morning after a big dump and saying I could do that. Weather is also the only thing that keeps the human ego in check, now that we’ve killed off all our predators. In that sense, weather has a unique relationship with humility.
The weather in Cork, Ireland tomorrow calls for AM fog. How does the weather of the mind work? Are our hypnopompic mornings always strewn with fog? What would constitute brain hail?
I’d think, stereotypically (as I’ve never traveled there), that Irish seaside areas would edit that forecast as “redundant.” It’s either AM or fog . Like San Francisco. But different, too. Then there’s the desert woman’s dream of light rain. Field trips to the city museum from the rural elementary school. It seems we are always trapped between “complete wakefulness” and “absolute dream.” This is possibly the paradox that Heidegger termed “terror.” Anxiety is one thing. Unceasing state of gray Dasein is another. Though I estimate that Irish folks have merged their foggy anxieties with music-making, songwriting, pint-drinking, and other cultural practices in order to respond to the unnoticed out beyond the sheet of un-seeing. Perhaps the rejoinder to the redundancy of a forecast is conscious counting of every dry grain for every water molecule. This would solidify the other 87 percent of the brain and thus begin to compose the constitution of hail.
First 17 days of April, 2011: 87 confirmed tornadoes (as well as 66 unconfirmed) in 15 states, along with 3,900 reports of “severe weather” throughout the entire U.S. which has caused the deaths of more than 50 people and uprooted over 1,000 trees. This kind of rhetoric represents a drastic social need for “spectacle” but gains poetic interest when the compilers of the database say: “final information is continuing to be collected.” Does that phrase not sum up all meteorology’s existential crises as well as science’s overall paradoxical presence?
Severe weather wreathes several in reserved theaters. But in reverse. Like that Built to Spill album . All dance is born from abundance. And the complement of body as non-totalizable system, forever overspilling with mystery in reserve. Weather’s unknowableness is just as unknowable inside the body. For a culture that’s become (perhaps suicidally) hyper-visual, this is a disconcerting fact. The spectacle keeps it in abeyance. What Bataille called the intolerable secret of being. I once brought this up with a stranger at a party and she told me I must stop talking or she would puke. We can’t see the majority of our bodies. We can’t know even the minority of our bodies’ goings-on. We are beginning to represent a portion of it to ourselves, but that doesn’t necessarily translate into intrinsic knowledge. The goings-on of the body, what a body does. This is Spinoza’s great question. Heidegger needed to dance more. And avoid the phone.
First 17 days of April, 2011: 87 confirmed tornadoes (as well as 66 unconfirmed) in 15 states, along with 3,900 reports of “severe weather” throughout the entire U.S. which has caused the deaths of more than 50 people and uprooted over 1,000 trees. Back atcha, friend. Let’s talk about tornadoes. Let’s talk about Gummo. Let’s talk about trees. How the woods spell.
Sometimes when strangely “new” patterns begin appearing everywhere (tornadoes that killed numerous people yesterday in Arkansas, earthquakes, thunderstorms, flight delays, etc…) our collective amnesia begins to make its own storm. This is precisely what DeBord calls “commodity fetishism” and the domination of the intangible. If CostCo would sell me a tornado, or a make-a-tornado-at-home kit, I’d buy it and see what happens. Once the intangible enters the tremulous
realm of the all-too-tangible, it gets real fucked up. That’s Gummo, standing in the front of the mirror like a little nihilist and lifting dumbells beyond your physical potential while your mom tap-dances behind you in your dead father’s black shiny shoes. We have no idea how to handle the tangible and so the products of the idealized/all-too-realistic tangible cut us off from ourselves once their envelopes are opened. We finally check the real mail.
Sometimes I do think of Heidegger having a Facebook page. That shit’d be hilarious. He’d have to have only above-the-neck photos or else everybody would know he’s as short as Thom Yorke. Speaking of not seeing the majority of a body. I find transcendental comfort everyday but then I feel like I’m beginning to ooze out a certain level of “false” consciousness so I merge the two — Marx and Emerson, to see what a tornado like that can do. Tell me about Gummo in light of this most recent Arkansas storm (“Arkansas residents couldn’t believe the weather they were seeing.”). April is weird man.
Gummo came to Brooklyn last summer. I was reading in a Harlem apartment when it happened, so wasn’t present for the destruction, but things felt eerily metal when Mary and I stepped off the subway in the dark. There was a tree in the street, but otherwise it looked like a pretty normal night. When I left for work the next morning I could see that things were far from normal. There were trees everywhere. Some were sleeping in cars. Some had ripped the awnings into throwaway sardine tops. That’s how consciousness works sometimes. You traipse past destruction, which hides just beneath a patina of dusk. That’s what I was trying to say with my poem “This False Peace.” All the newsprint was erupting with bloody splurts, but its pursed lips said otherwise. The very word news was ripped into sinews and muscle, left flapping for all its meat flag life. Turn on the life and the veneer vanishes. Paul Thek has redecorated. Nothing will ever be the same.
The website Wunderground cites “patchy frost” in Iowa City. How does one approach a pun fashioned from radical politics? Alternatively, how might patchy frost describe theory’s relationship to criticism?
I walked around Bushwick and Ridgewood and took lots of pictures after the tornadoes hit Brooklyn last September. I have one of a headstone split in two, the trees completely destroyed in Maria Hernandez Park. Issa and I walked around for a while the Saturday after just thinking about a park that has to wait two years to have its trees replaced–ACL surgery for the green space. I think if a Ross Bleckner painting and a Paul Thek installation had sex that’d be wonderful wunderground action, also it could be like a ouija ressurection for victims of AIDS. “Patchy fog” is like Chomsky and Foucault — all deconstructionism, no solution, no utopia. It is interesting how the news, since its inception, is probably the ugliest palimpsest project of all time; it is what we refuse and what we lie about, hiding beneath the flesh. All my journalist friends are information junkies — they pull out trump cards at every conversational event whether major or minor; they slap the underside of their forearms for more stories, more stories, more stories, more stories! A pun, fashioned from radical politics, like from the Invisible Committee or from Gilles Deleuze is simply like fingering your own anus; it’s grotesque but silently you love it, as long as you can grasp it. At its core.
Check this out: http://www.myfitv.com/videos/824466/ktvi-st-loius-army-corps-to-blow-up-cairo-levee . And, here’s the explanation, from the NY Times: “The U.S. Army Corps of Engineers exploded a large section of a Mississippi River levee in a desperate attempt to protect the Illinois town of Cairo. It was over in just 2 seconds, so the string of blasts is repeated in this video.” I lived in New Orleans on and off for quite some time. This is imaginable. Imaginable.
I used to live by the Mississippi River in St. Paul. There’s a famous coffee shop in Minneapolis called Muddy Waters. Atmosphere raps about it. In Becoming Weather‘s title poem, if it can be said to have one, Muddy Waters is depicted during a performance recorded by Scorsese in The Last Waltz, wringing the air and repeating, “I am a man.” It takes several people to become weather. A chorus of voices, swirling in their own tatters. Biggie Smalls, arguably our generation’s Muddy Waters, name drops Cairo in his song “Kick in the Door.”
How do you save Cairo? Blow the fuck up. Thomas Weatherly wrote a terrific book of poems called short history of the saxophone. Who are the great weather artists of our time? Albert Ayler? Tim Hecker? Joan Mitchell?
I can’t reply with Albert Ayler cause that cat ain’t of my time. “Music is the Healing Force of the Universe” is the late 60s man. I think Explosions in the Sky would be on that list for me. But, in the sense of Muddy Waters and the Notorious B.I.G. . . . well, if they had a baby (as Muddy Waters once wrote about), it’d probably look like Theophilus London and sound like Eugene McDaniels. Now that’s a tornado. Then again, Swizz Beatz sampled Muddy Waters once on a DMX track. Sampling, I think, among the remix arts, is the greatest way to enter into weather, not to necessarily become it but to enter into it, to walk into the eye of the storm, pay your respects, show your knowledge of the dialectical process (even in music) and then walk back out, head held high. The Dirty Dozen Brass Band and Mystikal are hurricane fighters. BlueSkyBlackDeath definitely make a climate of their own. But, really, I think the Anti-Pop Consortium have long been the best outer-planetary weather I’ve experienced. Life’s too fast. We need to take it slow. Get out of here every once in a while. And, get in somewhere else. The cold sunshower of Donny Hathaway.
What’s your weather artist look and sound like?
A couple years ago in an essay I wrote for Yeti, I hailed artist and friend Saul Chernick, along with Franz Kline and Janet Cardiff, as being a “seer of the veer.” I think weather artists are probably veer seers; the one’s so close to moment’s zag that they trace change itself. Weather is an important figure for me because it walks the talk of disequilibrium. Gertrude Stein wields the weather of grammar. Without dissing Anti-Pop, I’d say the best weather rap song ever belongs to Latyrx: “Storm Warning.” Form is never more than an extension of content. I think Lateef said that. Storms aren’t merely about force, but about forces. The vectors of endless collision where we all, finally, coincide. We’re all weather artists. Some just storm imperceptibly.


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Gangs Of Madras
Kutti Puli (Sasikumar) is a happy go-lucky good hearted ruffian, whose mother (Saranya Ponvannan) wants him to settle down. But our hero does not believe in love or marriage till he meets Bharathy (Lakshmi Menon), who changes his attitude. But his enemies
Vasudevan aka Vasu (Vishal) is a Coimbatore-based moneylender and also the heir to the Kovai Group, a cloth manufacturing conglomerate, until he was disowned by his mother and matriarch of his joint family Rajalakshmi (Raadhika) due to some misunderstandi
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