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Yearly Forecast for 2022
Colin Hanks is an American actor and documentary maker, best known for starring in the film Orange County, Fox TV series The Good Guys, as Alex Whitman in Roswell, Henry Jones in Band of Brothers, Travis Marshall in Dexter, and officer Gus Grimly in Fargo.
He was born on Thursday November 24th 1977, in Sacramento, California, United States.
2022 is a year of dynamic change for Colin Hanks. Many surprises will come his way, and Colin better be open and ready to embrace new opportunities.
Hanks must not be overly careful this year. 2022 is a year in which a major step forward can take place if he is willing to take some calculated risks and do a little gambling. Wisdom and prudence is the key, but Colin Hanks will definitely be faced with choices that require fast action and a willingness to act before all the facts are in. This is an exciting year in which he will be required to promote himself in order to take full advantage of the opportunities that await him. There will be increased opportunity to travel and possibly a change of residence.
Colin may be tempted by the desires of the flesh: too much food, alcohol, sex, and drugs. He must be careful and discriminate. Hanks could make mistakes in these areas.
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Pop Culture: All quiet on the auto front
The National Highway Traffic Safety Administration wants electric and hybrid vehicles to make more noise when traveling at low speeds.
Geesh. All that time and expense to make vehicles quieter, now they have to be louder.
It's like building cars that can go 140 mph, then reducing the speed limit. Like that would ever happen ...
A noise requirement, of course, is an issue of safety. Because electric and hybrids are quieter than conventional automobiles, it isn't as easy for pedestrians to hear them coming.
NHTSA estimates that the "new noise" would prevent 2,800 pedestrian and cyclist injuries during the life of each model year of electric and hybrid vehicles.
Another idea considered by the agency, but quickly rejected: Outlaw pedestrians.
The proposal is for speeds under 18 mph. Anything faster, and the cars make enough sound, the agency said.
I wonder how anyone arrived at 18 for the cutoff. Why not 20? It seems arbitrary. It was probably determined by the same panel that established a thermometer system that set freezing and boiling points at non-rounded numbers. That's understandable, though. You can't cheat physics.
Anyway, the noise-lift does make sense. The next question is, how do you "add sound" to a too-quiet machine?
My suggestion: Install an audio chip that broadcasts the sound of a Model-A John Deere.
Problem with that is, although it would do well to alert walkers, joggers and bicyclists with a 400-meter circumference, it might drive anyone inside the vehicle a little batty.
Regarding noise inside the cabin: Does the sound then shut off after the 18 mph point? If you're cruising at 17, you'd hear noise; at 19, you don't. What if you're in a zone that's around 15 to 20 mph? Would that become annoying?
Perhaps I'm too worried about all this.
I like the idea of an electric car, noisy or not. I'm waiting for the price to come down. By the time I reach an affordability point, wind-energy cars will be in vogue.
I'm not sure if they'll need to make those noisier as well. A bigger problem will be too many drivers blowing through stop signs.
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Rebooting a BlackBerry - something we hate doing yet something we (unfortunately) need to do. Battery pulls, "soft reset" or whatever you want to call it, it has to be done. Historically our devices have taken nothing short of an eternity to reboot, pushing toward 10 minutes in some instances just to get up and running. Well with the new BlackBerry Torch 9800 a welcome relief comes as the improved boot time which is roughly 2 minutes. Finally we don't have to fret pulling the battery - which is few and far between on this device as it is.
Check out the video above (I didn't edit it down at all so we get the full effect of how painful a reboot is - it's kind of long and boring in the middle so feel free to skip ahead) for a head to head comparision of the Bold 9700 (OS 220.127.116.116), Bold 9650 (OS 126.96.36.1992) and Torch 9800 (OS 184.108.40.206). Each of them is loaded up with nearly the same apps and data (messages, contacts, calendar etc) to make things as close as possible. The video is kind of long as I left it run through the whole boot process, so you can skip ahead if you want to just see the meat of it. The Torch boots up in around 2m 20s (at 3:17 in the video), the Bold 9650 takes a not-so-close second at 6m 40s (at 7:40 in the video) with the Bold 9700 bringing up the rear with a boot time of 9m 15s (at 10:33 in the video). Now keep in mind this isn't exact, but its a pretty good show of how long each device takes to boot up. This will totally vary depending on your data, apps etc as each device is specific to its owner, but we tried our best to do a decent comparison. Regardless it is totally obvious here that the Torch with BB6 is way faster (RIM did tell Kevin they improved the boot time considerably) than older devices. Your mission for today is to do your own boot test and drop a comment with your device/OS/boot time. Lets see who has the best and who has the worst!
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ONSTED — The Hillsdale High School wrestling team twice fell behind by wide margins and were unable to come back Wednesday in a quad meet at Onsted High School.
The Hornets opened with a 59-8 loss to the Trenton Trojans, then fell 63-18 to the Leslie Blackhawks.
Hillsdale (2-7) fell into early deficits in both duals and were unable to rally back. In the opening dual, the more experienced Trojans won the first eight matches and 12 of the 14 bouts overall. Against Leslie, the Hornets lost seven of the first eight matches.
Kevin Curby (160) and Cam Loomis (215) both won matches for the Hornets against Trenton. Curby scored a major decision over Shane Danyko, while Loomis posted a 15-7 major decision over Josh Berry.
Jon Marino (140) wrestled a close match against Trenton's Brandon Vincent before dropping a 5-4 decision.
Curby (160), Joe Munger (285) and David Rodriguez (130) scored wins for Hillsdale against the Blackhawks. Rodriguez got the Hornets on the board by pinning Dominic Steiner in 1:55. Curby pinned Bob Chesney in 3:40, pulling Hillsdale to within 42-12, and Munger recorded a pinfall in 1:22 over Allen Johnson.
The two victories helped Curby remain unbeaten on the season for Hillsdale.
The Hornets will compete in the Constantine Invitational on Saturday.
Springport at Quincy
The Orioles slipped to 1-1 in the Big Eight with a 51-12 loss to Springport on Wednesday night. Winners for Quincy included Luke Wiser at 145 with a 7-0 decision, Dalton Hard at 152 with a 6-0 decision; and Walker Alleshouse took a void at 285.
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MoCCA Fest Programming!
We're pleased to announce final times, guests, and agendas for our panels and programs at MoCCA Fest this year. We have two buzzing floors of activity, that include downstairs panel discussions as well as our main exhibitor floor upstairs. Whether you're perusing the show floor for your favorite finds, catching up on the latest with Gary Panter, or learning to make your very own accordion book, there's something for everyone.
-And Families!
Don't forget about our Kids Programming on Sunday morning; four devoted programs in a row, designed to be entertaining and fun for the whole family.
–Sunday April 29th, Kids Programs start at 9:30am. Families arriving to the Fest at 9:30am get a special price; $5 for children 6-12 (under 6 free, over 12 normal) with a paying adult.
Look below for a complete run of MoCCA Fest programming. Also, be sure to check out moccafest.org for news!
11:15 Kids Comics Sarah Couri (NYPL), Jorge Aguirre, P. Craig Russell, Matt Forsythe,
Colleen AF Venable
You know that old cliche about comics not being just for kids anymore? Well, thankfully some of them still are. The New York Public Library's Sarah Couri talks to cartoonists who have ventured into world of kids comics and books.
12:15 A History of Comics Censorship
Alex Cox (CBLDF)
The Comic Book Legal Defense Fund's Alex Cox takes you on guided tour of censorship in comics, from Frederic Wertham to Friendly Franks.
1:15 The State of Small Publishing
Heidi MacDonald (The Comics Beat), Box Brown, Craig Yoe, Barry Matthews
What's it like running a small publishing company in 2012? The Beat's Heidi MacDonald talks to an array of publishers about the state of print.
2:15 Klein Award
Gary P anter, Bill Kartalopoulos
Gary Panter receives the 2012 Klein Award.
3:15 A Nordic Roundtable
Fredrik Strömberg (SE), Peter Madsen (DK), Kaisa Leka (FI), Bendik Kaltenborn (NO) and Mattias Elftorp (SE)
The comics culture of northern Europe is brimming with energy, talent and innovation, among other things visible in the new anthology Kolor Klimax from Fantagraphics. Come and meet some of the Nordic artists present at MoCCA.
4:15 Harvey Pekar's Final Projects
Jeff Newelt, Joy ce Brabner, Joseph Remnant , Rick Parker , Sean Pryor, Dean Haspiel, JD Waldman
Celebrating the life and work of comics pioneer Harvey Pekar with his widow, and writer in her own right, Joyce Brabner, joins a group of his artist collaborators.
5:15 Carousel
R. Sikoryak with Michael Kupperman, Domitille Collardey, Shannon Wheeler, Leslie Stein, and Lauren Weinstein. With voices by Julie Klausner, Dave Hill, Scott Adsit.
Live comics brought to life by cartoonists and a team of talented voice actors.
11:15 Graphic Novels for Young Adults
Betsy Bird (NYPL), Raina Telgemeier, Kevin Pyle, MK Reed, Derek Kirk Kim
The New York Public Library's Betsy Bird talks to some of the brightest talents in one of comics' fastest growing demographics.
12:15 To Run a Comic Stop
Alex Cox (Rocket Ship), Tucker Stone (Bergen Street Comics), Thor Parker (Midtown Comics), Gabe Fowler (Desert Island)
Representatives from some of the area's top comic stores discuss the trials and tribulations of running your own shop.
1:15 Digital Distribution and the Future of Comics
David Steinberger (Comixology), Evan Dahm, Leigh Walton, Brian Heater
A frank discussion about sequential art's move into the digital age.
2:15 Memoir
Calvin Reid, Derf, Peter Kuper, Jennifer Hayden, Mike Dawson
Maker s of autobio comics discuss filter their lives through sequential art.
3:15 Daniel Johnston in Conversation
Daniel Johnston, Brian Heater
Join the idiosyncratic singer-songwriter for a discussion about his art, including his debut graphic novel, Space Ducks.
4:15 An Interview with Gary Hallgren
Gary Hallgren, Danny Fingeroth
Gary Hallgen, interviewed by Danny Fingeroth, discusses his career from his days as one of the creators of the notorious Air Pirates, through his illustration work for a zillion publications, from the NY Times and MAD through You: The Owners Manual.
5:15 Animation from Augenblick Studios and Ugly Americans
Aaron Augenblick, Devin Clark, R. Sikoryak
Aaron Augenblick (founder of Augenblick St udios), Devin Clark (creator of "Ugly Americans"), and more show animated clips and shorts from their television, film, and independent projects.
12:15 With Nicolas Mahler and Tom Gauld
Nicolas Mahler, Tom Gauld, Brian Heater
Brian Heater interviews two artists; Tom Gauld of Scotland, and Nicolas Mahler of Austria.
1:15 Checklist for a New Comic: A Guide to Getting Started
Jess Abel, Matt Madden
In this brief seminar, Jessica Abel and Matt Madden will walk you through the many considerations you should keep in mind when you embark on a new comic of any kind. Abel and Madden will help you strategize and come up with a working plan for your next project, and will cover: creative block and coming up with ideas; choosing a format and platform that makes sense; setting goals and scheduling your time so that you can reach them; finding an audience and looking for collaborators and/or publishers. So bring some paper and be ready to take notes on your next big (or small) project!
3:15 Hans Rickheit in Conversation
Hans Rickheit, Brian Heater
Brian Heater takes on Hans Rickheit–musician, performance artist, cartoonist.
4:15 Big City Dare2Draw
Hosted by TJ Glenn & Charles D Chenet
Featuring dynamic figure drawing, with action poses, using props and, then, the signature "Quick Draw" Contests, with all art done on Blue Line Pro boards, for charity. Prizes provided by our sponsors. Dare2Draw is a non-profit, platform organization for artists, providing mentoring, networking and resources for artistic development, while encouraging goo d health and business practices for cartoonists and providing the opportunity to connect with each other, face-to-face.
9:30 Kids Program: Comics Are Awesome!
John Green (Teen Boat!)
Learn how an idea in your head becomes a comic on a page. John Green and Colleen AF Venable will take you on a collaborative journey through the process of creating characters and stories for comics.
10:15 Kids Workshop: From Concept to Comic
John Green (Teen Boat!, Phineas and Ferb), Colleen AF Venable (Guinea Pig Pet Shop Private Eye, First Second Books)
Kids Program continues!
11:15 Workshop: Drawing with Rick Parker
Rick Parker (Beavis & Butthead, and Papercutz)
Join cartoonist Rick Parker for an insightful, funny and hands-on workshop in cartooning! This workshop is great for cartoonists of all ages.
12:30 CCS Presents: The Expanding Comic Workshop
Robyn Chapman (Center for Cartoon Studies)
If you think that a comic book is just a bunch of pages between two covers, think again! There is a wide variety of book making techniques that allow you to fold, flip, and turn your comics in unusual ways. Jon Chad, author of Leo Geo and His Miraculous Journey Through the Center of the Earth, will team up with comics educator Robyn Chapman to introduce three unique book forms. Then the workshop participants will construct and illustrate their own expanding comic books!
2:00 A Discussion with Josh Neufeld and Shannon Wheeler
Josh Neufeld (A.D.: New Orleans After the Deluge), Shannon Wheeler (Oil and Water, Too Much Coffee Man)
These two creators interview one another about their work in comics, especially as it relates to their approaches documenting tragedy on the Gulf Coast.
4:00 Coming to America
Emma Hayley (Publishing Director, SelfMadeHero)
Reporting on the flourishing UK and European comics scenes and the launch of a new graphic novel imprint in the US.
4:45 Euro comics: Kiki de Montparnasse and the French Comics Scene
Doug Wallace, Jose-Louis Bocquet
Jose-Louis Bocquet (Senior Editor, Dupuis – France / Author, Kiki de Monparnasse) and Doug Wallace (Marketing Director, SelfMadeHero)
discuss the European comics scene and Catel & Jose-Louis Bocquet's first US graphic novel Kiki de Montparnasse.


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Are you looking for the Escape Game: Halloween app for PC? If so, the Escape Game: Halloween For Pc would help without worrying anymore. It supports the mid-level and latest android OS versions and can be used in PC. Here, we will present the installation method of Escape Game: Halloween in Windows, Mac, Linux PC. The app has installed 247664+ times. It new updated version already 2.0.0 have released at Jul 9, 2022.
Let's enjoy android in PC without any problems.
It gained popularity due to fast and quick performance. It is developed and designed by the Jammsworks and it has 2.0.0 in Google Play Store.
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- Escape Game: Halloween are Total Install on Mobile 247664+
- Escape Game: Halloween are Devolop By Jammsworks
- Install Escape Game: Halloween Your PC Using Bluestacks Android Emulator
- This Apps Last Update On Jul 9, 2022
Escape Game: Halloween: For PC Specification
The Escape Game: Halloween has a user-friendly interface and free to use. It works on a specific smart device that meets the minimum requirements 4.1 and up. Below, we have sorted the details and 4.1 and up to download and install Escape Game: Halloween on pc.
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How To Download Escape Game: Halloween For PC On Windows And Mac Free
The Escape Game: Halloween is available for android and iOS devices, but we cannot use the apps directly in the PC. So, you need an android or iOS emulator to enjoy Escape Game: Halloween from PC. Most of the popular emulators are free to download from their official website. To use the emulators, you have to sign in google play store and app store using valid credentials. Also, your PC should meet the minimum requirements for the Escape Game: Halloween.
Through emulator, Android and iOS apps can be used on a PC without any problems and restrictions. If you want to use 1.0.1 of the Escape Game: Halloween for mac and windows PC, you have to choose a different type of emulator and here, we have highlighted 3 popular emulators and their installing process and step by step user guide. Below, we have presented how to install Escape Game: Halloween for windows using BLuestacks.
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1. Installing Escape Game: Halloween For PC Using BlueStacks Method
Bluestacks is the most popular android emulator that can run all heavy and lightweight apps smoothly. So, you can easily download Escape Game: Halloween and install it like a smartphone. Here, we have prepared a step by step guide to install Escape Game: Halloween for windows PC.
- Step 01: To download the Bluestacks, go to the official website or search from google by entering the emulator's name for install this Escape Game: Halloween.
- Step 02: Download the Bluestacks on your PC to install the Escape Game: Halloween.
- Step 03: For download and install Escape Game: Halloween , Open the Bluestacks in your PC and get into the Google play store with a Gmail account.
- Step 04: Search by Escape Game: Halloween from the Adventure section and Click on the "Install" button.
- Step 05: Click "Accept" of the Escape Game: Halloween installation window, if it requires permission and waits for a while.
- Step 06: After installing Escape Game: Halloween, click on the "Open" button.
Now, Enjoy it!
System Configuration of Bluestacks Emulator
To use Bluestacks Emulator on your PC, you must have minimum requirements to run the emulator smoothly. The requirements are specified below:
|Minimum System Requirements
|Operating System:
|Windows 7,8,10 and Mac
|Intel or AMD processor (Any)
|4 GB or higher
|3 GB Free (SSD)
|Broadband or Mobile Data
If you have already installed a virtual machine that can run android apps in PC, you do not need to install Bluestacks on your PC.
2. Installing Escape Game: Halloween For PC Using Nox Method
Nox App Player comes standard with everything you need to experiment with Android apps. You can download the Escape Game: Halloween which Google Commerce Ltd using NOX in your windows PC. Follow these step by step instructions to using NOX method to install Escape Game: Halloween for PC.
- To download the Nox App Player Emulator, first, search with the name of the emulator and you will find their official website link. Click on the link.
- Install the Nox App on your PC to install the Escape Game: Halloween.
- Now, Open the NOX app player in your PC and click on the Google play store to download Escape Game: Halloween for pc 32bit.
- Find out the 1.0.1 of the Escape Game: Halloween using the search bar and click on the Install button.
- After a few minutes, the Escape Game: Halloween installation process will be completed.
- Then, open the app and enjoy for free.
Configuration of Nox Emulator
Your PC or MAC operating system must have minimum requirements to use the NOX emulator. Below, we have listed the requirements and if your PC has these configurations, you can use the NOX in your PC without any problems.
|Minimum System Requirements
|Intel or AMD processor or Higher
|OS Type
|Windows 7,8,10 and Mac
|2 GB or higher
|3 GB Free (SSD Or HDD)
|Mobile or Wifi
If you have a virtual machine VMWare like on your PC, you do not need to install the NOX emulator on the same PC.
How To Download & Install Escape Game: Halloween For Mac
Installing Escape Game: Halloween for Mac is very easy, but you cannot use it directly in mac PC. So, you have to install an emulator to use the Escape Game: Halloween. Download the Bluestacks or Nox or Memu for Mac according to your choice. All processes are the same as Escape Game: Halloween for PC and it is easier to install than the android version.
You should configure the app to work correctly by set the mode in mobile or tablet option and click on "Test" to finish the step. The 1.0.1 is faster than the previous version and all bugs are fixed. You should allow the administrative permission from the OS setting and click the "Allow" button to confirm that the app is trusted.
Features & Details Escape Game: Halloween for PC
You are in a house where ghosts, pumpkins and witches are lived.
Find and combine items, and solve puzzles, then just Escape!
After ending, you can play hide-and-seek with 〇〇!?
Can you find them all?
・Enjoy kids! There are many cute animals!
・Easy to start for first players. Let's challenge!
・There are Hints, so Don't worry!
・Auto-save function!
【How to play】
Very easy operation method!
・Search by tapping the screen.
・Change the viewpoint by tapping the button on the bottom of the screen.
・Double tap the item button, it will enlarged.
・Keeping the enlarged item, you can tap another item, and then compose it.
・There is a hint button from MENU which is the upper left corner of the screen.
・It's FREE!
・Let's enjoy the escape game!
programmer:Asahi Hirata
Designer:Naruma Saito
Produced by two of us.
Our goal is to produce a game that would be fun for the users.
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Escape Game: Halloween: FAQs
Below, we have answered some questions that are frequently asked about the Escape Game: Halloween.
Can I Use Escape Game: Halloween – For PC Without Any Emulator?
You can use Escape Game: Halloween from the android emulator easily because the app size is 47M and has 100,000+ in play store.
Bluestacks Or Nox Or MemuPlay – Which One Is Better For Escape Game: Halloween?
In overall performance, Bluestacks is 3 times faster than Nox and Memu emulator. You can also use multiple apps using Bluestacks without any lagging issues if you have a stable and good internet connection. Also, you can try Nox or Memu if you want. These 3 emulators provide the best performance and allow us to use all apps from Google play and app store.
Is Escape Game: Halloween free?
The Escape Game: Halloween is free to use and doesn't require an extra charge. You can use it from anywhere without restriction.
Is Escape Game: Halloween legal and safe?
Escape Game: Halloween app is safe and legal for everyone because it provides legal content.
Do I need Google play services for the Escape Game: Halloween?
All android apps really on Google play services and you should log in to the platform. If your phone and emulator has not installed it yet, get it to use the Escape Game: Halloween.
You can use the 4.4 of Escape Game: Halloween app in the windows and Mac PC through the emulators. To get better performance, you can adjust graphics, resolution and more according to your needs. Also, Escape Game: Halloween is Google Commerce Ltd and provides smooth performance in all devices.
Before using the Escape Game: Halloween in PC, you must have the minimum PC configuration. If you will face any problem using the app, contact through the Jammsworks or you can comment below.


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5 Responses to "Afraid of Knowing Ourselves"
March 11, 2009 at 6:27 pm
It's also important to note that Holder said "WE". The focus of Blow's column (and on almost all of the other postings that I've seen about Holder's comments) seems, quasi-implicitly, to interpret Holder as referring only to white Americans. I wish that you had noted that here…
March 11, 2009 at 11:11 pm
I am always amused at stories like this, where an IAT researcher admits that even he or she can't go through the test without showing bias. If you've done the exercise a few times and haven't figured out the trick, then you need to play more video games. And no, I'm not just talking about slowing down for the harder task, or imagining a venerable black like Nelson Mandela. I can go through virtually any IAT very quickly, make almost no errors, and score as having no preference for either group.
When you press your left or right finger in response to seeing one group or the other (e.g., black or white), ready yourself for a stimulus (e.g., good keyword or bad keyword) corresponding to the same finger. So when the goal is to press your left finger for (black or good) and your right finger for (white or bad), then when you see a black face and press your left finger, prepare yourself to pounce on a good keyword. It may take a few times practicing with my vague instructions, but you will notice that the test becomes much easier.
March 12, 2009 at 9:28 am
I am always amused at stories like this, where an IAT researcher admits that even he or she can't go through the test without showing bias.
Um, it's possible that the researchers are interested in the truth rather than beating the test.
March 12, 2009 at 2:08 pm
Craig, this exercise has been proposed for things like screening jurors and police officers for racial views, not just exploring your own attitudes, so it's important to know you can get whatever score you want with repeated exposure. Also, my amusement wasn't about IAT researchers failing to know some kind of Konami Code, but about left/right categorization tasks still being difficult for them after many tries.
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[…] Afraid of Knowing Ourselves . . . . According to an ABC News/Washington Post poll released last month, twice as many blacks as whites thought racism was a big problem in this country, while twice as many whites as blacks thought that blacks had achieved racial equality. . . . [A] CNN poll from last January found that 72 percent of whites thought that blacks overestimated the amount of discrimination against them, while 82 percent of blacks thought that whites underestimated the amount of discrimination against blacks.(…) […]


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Earlier this month, scientists announced that they were mystified by the presence of a rock that suddenly appeared in front of the Opportunity rover on the surface of Mars. Twelve days earlier, Opportunity had been in the exact same spot and the rock wasn't there.
"We're looking at the legacy of Opportunity's first decade this week, but there's more good stuff ahead," said Steve Squyres of Cornell University, the mission's principal investigator, in a NASA statement. "We are examining a rock right in front of the rover that is unlike anything we've seen before. Mars keeps surprising us, just like in the very first week of the mission."
While most NASA scientists chalked it up to a curiosity and nothing more, one California man has decided that this explanation was not enough. On Monday, Rhawn Joseph, a self-described "astrobiologist" filed a writ of mandamus against NASA. In his 11-page brief, he accused NASA of a "dereliction of duty," and wants to compel the agency to take "100 high-resolution photographs" of the rock in question.
Neither Squyres nor NASA immediately responded to Ars' request for comment.
UPDATE Thursday 10:15am CT: NASA spokesperson Bob Jacobs did respond to Ars late Wednesday night, saying:
This is an ongoing legal matter and we are limited in what we can discuss about the filing. However, NASA has been publicly sharing our ongoing research into the rock dubbed "Pinnacle Island" since we originally released the images from the Mars Exploration Rover Opportunity earlier this month. The rock, which NASA is studying to better understand its chemical composition, also was widely discussed during a Jan. 22 NASA Television news conference. As we do with all our scientific research missions, NASA will continue to discuss any new data regarding the rock and other images and information as new data becomes available.
"An explanation which is preposterous, absurd, and ridiculous"
Joseph further argues that he "immediately recognized" the rock for what NASA officials apparently could not: a "mushroom-like fungus, a composite organism consisting of colonies of lichen and cyanobacteria, and which on Earth is known as Apothecium."
He writes in the petition:
Petitioner made these discoveries whereas the rover team did not, simply because NASA's rover team inexplicably failed to perform the basic demands of science, which is "re-search," look again.
. . .
The refusal to take close up photos from various angles, the refusal to take microscopic images of the specimen, the refusal to release high resolution photos, is inexplicable, recklessly negligent, and bizarre. Any intelligence adult, adolescent, child, chimpanzee, monkey, dog or rodent with even a modicum of curiosity, would approach, investigate and closely examine a bowl-shaped structure which appears just a few feet in front of them when 12 days earlier they hadn't noticed it.
. . .
Yet NASA insists the structure is a rock or a meteor, an explanation which is perposterous, absurd and ridiculous. The description of this structure as a rock or meteor, coupled with the inexplicable failure to take close-up and microscopic photos and refusal to make high resolution photos available, raises the specter of a purposeful attempt to deceive the public and scientific community so that administrators at NASA can continue gutting planetary exploration programs and diverting funds to private corporate interests without opposition. The only other explanation is that NASA's rover team is outrageously negligent, obscenely incompetent, shockingly ignorant about basic biology, and prone to magical thinking.
This isn't the first time that Rhawn Joseph has come up with some... interesting theories. In 2012, Joseph sued NASA for what he dubbed a "terrorist campaign of lies, deceit, fraud, defamation, libel, and slander, to discredit all discoveries which demonstrate the existence of extraterrestrial microbial and other forms of extraterrestrial life."
He also has a pending lawsuit against Amazon for the company's refusal to "directly sell books authored or published by the Plaintiff." (A search on Amazon for Rhawn Joseph turns up a handful of books, which all appear to be self-published titles.) A prior suit against Amazon in 2001 was also dismissed.
The earlier lawsuit against NASA appears to have been dismissed or withdrawn.


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JOHANNESBURG — In the early "90s when South Africa"s Themba Lethu clinic could only treat HIV/AIDS patients for opportunistic diseases, many would come in on wheelchairs and keep coming to the health center until they died.
Two decades later the clinic is the biggest anti-retroviral, or ARV, treatment center in the country and sees between 600 to 800 patients a day from all over southern Africa. Those who are brought in on wheelchairs, sometimes on the brink of death, get the crucial drugs and often become healthy and are walking within weeks.
"The ARVs are called the "Lazarus drug" because people rise up and walk," said Sue Roberts who has been a nurse at the clinic , run by Right to Care in Johannesburg"s Helen Joseph Hospital, since it opened its doors in 1992. She said they recently treated a woman who was pushed in a wheelchair for 1.8 miles to avoid a taxi fare and who was so sick it was touch and go. Two weeks later, the woman walked to the clinic, Roberts said.
Such stories of hope and progress are readily available on World AIDS Day 2012 in sub-Saharan Africa where deaths from AIDS-related causes have declined by 32 percent from 1.8 million in 2005 to 1.2 million in 2011, according to the latest UNAIDS report.
As people around the world celebrate a reduction in the rate of HIV infections, the growth of the clinic, which was one of only a few to open its doors 20 years ago, reflects how changes in treatment and attitude toward HIV and AIDS have moved South Africa forward. The nation, which has the most people living with HIV in the world at 5.6 million, still faces stigma and high rates of infection.
"You have no idea what a beautiful time we"re living in right now," said one of the doctors at the clinic, Dr. Kay Mahomed, over the chatter of a crowd of patients outside her door.
President Jacob Zuma"s government decided to give the best care, including TB screening and care at the clinic, and not to look at the cost, she said. South Africa has increased the numbers treated for HIV by 75 percent in the last two years, UNAIDS said, and new HIV infections have fallen by more than 50,000 in those two years. South Africa has also increased its domestic expenditure on AIDS to $1.6 billion, the highest by any low-and middle-income country, the group said.
Themba Lethu clinic, with funding from the government, the United States Agency for International Development and the United States President"s Emergency Plan for AIDS Relief, is now among some 2,500 anti-retroviral therapy facilities in the country that treat approximately 1.9 million people.
"Now, you can"t not get better. It"s just one of these win-win situations. You test, you treat and you get better, end of story," Mahomed said.
But it hasn"t always been that way.
In the 1990s South Africa"s problem was compounded by years of misinformation by President Thabo Mbeki, who questioned the link between HIV and AIDS, and his health minister, Manto Tshabalala-Msimang, who promoted a "treatment" of beets and garlic.
Christinah Motsoahae first found out she was HIV positive in 1996, and said she felt nothing could be done about it.
"I didn"t understand it at that time because I was only 24, and I said, "What the hell is that?"" she said.
Sixteen years after her first diagnosis, she is now on anti-retroviral drugs and her life has turned around.
"My status has changed my life, I have learned to accept people the way they are. I have learned not to be judgmental. And I have learned that it is God"s purpose that I have this," the 40-year-old said.
She works with a support group of "positive ladies" in her hometown near Krugersdorp. She travels to the clinic as often as needed and her optimism shines through her gold eye shadow and wide smile. "I love the way I"m living now."
Motsoahae credits Nelson Mandela"s family for inspiring her to face up to her status. The anti-apartheid icon galvanized the AIDS community in 2005 when he publicly acknowledged his son died of AIDS.
Motsoahae is among about a hundred people waiting in a room to see one of about 10 doctors or to collect medications. A woman there rises up, slings her baby behind her back in a green fleece blanket, and tries to leave by zigzagging through the intercrossing legs of those seated.
None of Motsoahae"s children was born with HIV. The number of children newly infected with HIV has declined significantly. In six countries in sub-Saharan Africa — South Africa, Burundi, Kenya, Namibia, Togo and Zambia —the number of children with HIV declined by 40 to 59 percent between 2009 and 2011, the UNAIDS report said.
But the situation remains dire for those over the age of 15, who make up the 5.3 million of those infected in South Africa. Fear and denial lend to the high prevalence of HIV for that age group in South Africa, said the clinic"s Kay Mahomed.
About 3.5 million South Africans still are not getting therapy, and many wait too long to come in to clinics or don"t stay on the drugs, said Dr. Dave Spencer, who works at the clinic .
"People are still afraid of a stigma related to HIV," he said, adding that education and communication are key to controlling the disease.
Themba Lethu clinic reaches out to the younger generation with a teen program.
Tshepo Hoato, 21, who helps run the program found out he was HIV positive after his mother died in 2000. He said he has been helped by the program in which teens meet one day a month.
"What I"ve seen is a lot people around our ages, some commit suicide as soon as they find out they are HIV. That"s a very hard stage for them so we came up with this program to help one another," he said. "We tell them our stories so they can understand and progress and see that no, man, it"s not the end of the world."
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Revelers around the world ring in 2013
- Revelers with New Year's hats and sunglasses boasting "2013" packed the streets
- Sold-out musical acts in Las Vegas, featured Beyonce, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Black Keys
- Myanmar, also known as Burma, threw its first public New Year's celebration in decades
NEW YORK (AP) — From the glittering New Year's ball dropping in Times Square to joyous fireworks in London and cheers in a once-isolated Asian country, the world did its best to ring in 2013 with hope for renewal after a year of economic uncertainty, searing violence and natural disasters.
"With all the sadness in the country, we're looking for some good changes in 2013," Laura Concannon, of Hingham, Mass., said as she, her husband, Kevin, and his parents joined hundreds of thousands of revelers lined up for blocks through bustling Times Square on Monday.
Yvonne Gomez, 53, a physician from Grand Forks, N.D., glowed as she and her husband, 63-year-old potato farmer Gregg Halverson, took in the festivities in New York.
"I couldn't begin the new year in a more beautiful way," she said. "I married him two weeks ago and here we are in the middle of Times Square celebrating the new year — two widowers who found each other."
Revelers with New Year's hats and sunglasses boasting "2013" packed the streets in the 35-degree cold to count down the first ball drop in decades without Dick Clark, who died in April and was honored with his name printed on pieces of confetti and on one of the crystal panels on the Times Square ball.
Matias Dellanno, 37, of Buenos Aires, Argentina, stood in the middle of the square with his wife and 3-year-old son, beaming with joy as his eyes caught the multicolored lighting illuminating the square just before midnight.
"I feel a completely new hope for 2013," he said. "It can't be any worse than last year, when my business lost clients. It was a rough year for everyone. The new year has to be better!"
Security in Times Square was tight, with a mass of uniformed police and plainclothes officers assigned to blend into the crowd. With police Commissioner Raymond Kelly proclaiming that Times Square would be the "safest place in the world on New Year's Eve," officers used barriers to prevent overcrowding and checkpoints to inspect vehicles, enforce a ban on alcohol and check handbags.
Syracuse University student Taylor Nanz, 18, said she and a friend had been standing in Times Square since 1:20 p.m. Monday. They hadn't moved from their spot because "if you leave, you lose your place," she said, shivering behind an iron barricade with a clear view of One Times Square, the building where the crystal ball hovered.
"It's the first time - and the last time," she said.
Celebrations also were held around the country, from the family-oriented, alcohol-free first night event in Scranton, Pa., to expensive private parties and sold-out musical acts in Las Vegas, featuring Beyonce, the Red Hot Chili Peppers and the Black Keys.
Elsewhere, lavish fireworks displays lit up skylines in Sydney, Hong Kong and Shanghai. In the United Arab Emirates city of Dubai, multicolored fireworks danced early Tuesday up and down the world's tallest building, the Burj Khalifa.
In Rome, Pope Benedict XVI celebrated New Year's Eve with a vespers service in St. Peter's Basilica to give thanks for 2012 and look ahead to 2013. He said that despite all the death and injustice in the world, goodness prevails.
In Russia, spectators filled Moscow's iconic Red Square as fireworks exploded near the Kremlin. In Rio de Janeiro, revelers dressed head-to-toe in white as dictated by Brazilian new years' tradition flooded onto Copacabana beach for a concert.
Organizers said about 90,000 people gathered in a large field Yangon, Myanmar, also known as Burma, for their first chance to do what much of the world does every Dec. 31 - watch a countdown. The reformist government that took office in 2011 in the country, long under military rule, threw its first public New Year's celebration in decades.
"We feel like we are in a different world," said Yu Thawda, a university student who went with three of her friends.
Parts of Europe held scaled-back festivities and street parties, the mood a bit restrained - if hopeful - for a 2013 that is projected to be a sixth straight year of recession amid Greece's worst economic crisis since World War II.
London, the often soggy British capital, was dry and clear, as the familiar chimes of the clock inside the Big Ben tower counted down the final seconds of 2012 and a dazzling display of fireworks lit the skies above Parliament Square. People cheered as the landmarks were bathed in the light of the display, which included streamers shot out of the London Eye wheel and blazing rockets launched from the banks of the River Thames.
Elsewhere, the atmosphere of celebration was muted with concern.
Hotels, clubs and other sites in New Delhi, the Indian capital, canceled festivities after the death of a rape victim on Saturday touched off days of mourning and reflection about women's safety.
In Times Square, some revelers checked their cellphones to keep up with news of lawmakers' tentative deal to skirt the fiscal cliff combination of expiring tax cuts and across-the-board spending cuts that threatened to reverberate globally. And the elementary school massacre in Newtown, Conn., and Superstorm Sandy mingled into the memories of 2012.
"This has been a very eventful year, on many levels," Denise Norris said as she and her husband, the Rev. Urie Norris, surveyed the crowd jamming Times Square for the countdown show with Ryan Seacrest as host.
Seacrest remembered Clark and his legacy, saying it was one that would be continued, and that Clark himself had told him, "Seacrest, the show must go on."
Elvis Rivera, of Manhattan, was taking photos in Times Square to capture the moment. He wasn't planning to ring in the new year there but went by to take pictures.
How did he feel about the end of 2012?
"Relieved," Rivera said, adding that there had been a death and job losses in his family this year.


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Billy Hamilton WOW!!!!
Everyday I become more and more impressed with this young man. Like every other Cincinnati Reds fan out there, I am very excited to see this kid play for the Reds (as soon as possible and for his whole career.) I know that keeping him in AA and then in AAA will help him become even better but with all the options out there for lead-off hitter I would rather watch him. Here are some video's I found today. [Source]
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Have you noticed all the groovy 1970's inspired fashions that are hitting the stores? Bright and wild colors dominated the scene and what hippie didn't own love beads during the '70's! The "Oh, My!" line of fabrics by Sanae reminds me so much of the psychedelic fabrics of that day! This lap-size quilt celebrates the era in a fun and creative way! I'm Carla Timberlake from Lollyquiltz and this is my first Bake Shop pattern. I hope that you enjoy it!
2 Charm Packs of Oh, My! by Sanae
2 1/2 yards of background fabric: Moda Bella buttercup 9900-28
3 1/3 yards border and backing fabric: Oh, My! 32450-18
1/2 yard binding fabric: Oh, My! 32453-14
Makes one quilt: Approx. 54.5 in. x 63. 5 in.
Begin by cutting each of the 84 charm squares into two pieces with your rotary cutter and ruler.
Cut off a 1.5 in. X 5 in. piece from one side of each square. This will leave a section 3.5 in. x 5 in.
Now for the really fun part! This type of quilt is called a strip quilt because the blocks are set together, end to end, creating strips. Then background strips, or sashings, are sewn in-between the block strips. Begin laying out the bead/chain blocks to create 9 long rows.
1. Use 8 blocks to create 5 rows, beginning with a bead at the top. At the end of these rows, add a single bead from one of the ones you laid aside above. Now you will have 5 chains of 9 beads, beginning and ending with a bead. Sew together and press the seams open.
2. Create 4 rows using 7 blocks, beginning with a bead at the top. At the end of these rows, add a single bead from one of the ones you laid aside above. Now, add a 3.75 in. chain piece to the beginning and the end of each of these 4 rows. You will now have 8 beads in these 4 rows, beginning and ending with a long chain piece. Sew together and press seams open.
*Hint: You will have 3 beads left over. You could piece them into the backing, just for fun!
4. You can lay out the strips in any way that you like, but use a 3 in. background strip on the outside edges and alternate the 9 bead rows with the 8 bead rows. Use the cover picture, or the ones below, as a layout guide. Some of the bead stings will be closer together, depending on where you use the 1.5 in. sashing or the 3 in. sashing.
5. Once you have the rows laid out how you like them, sew them together and press seams toward the sashing pieces.
*Hint: The back of a flannel tablecloth makes a great, portable design wall. You can fold it up with the blocks laying on it and they will stay put.
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Greetings all!
Our next Global Service Days are upon us - December 15-29! As if there weren't enough going on - Ango - Jukai preparations - Rohatsu - oh, I forgot to mention jobs, families and personal lives!
It's the holiday season and Global Service Days offer the perfect opportunity to remember those who are suffering, to share our fellowship and humanity with those who are ill, hungry, lonely, afflicted by anger, incarcerated, or just in need of a warm and friendly presence.
When I think about all the activities going on at Treeleaf, it occurs to me that they are all part of our practice lives as Buddhists, particularly for those who have taken the precepts. For the longest time I would feel harried or put upon (not another task or exercise!....don't they know I have a life?), and then without realizing it, these tasks became practices, which then became part of my daily life - which now seems empty without them.....
I've done a lot of thinking about my vows as a layperson - the first of the Four Bodhisattva Vows expresses our intention to relieve the suffering of others (Beings are numberless - I vow to save them)... this does not mean that we can or must try to save all beings... but it does express the intention of our practice, which is never ending.... Zen practitioners correctly interpret this to mean sharing the Dharma with others through practice in a Sangha and sitting Zazen - and I believe it can also mean engaging in meaningful acts of compassionate service to others - and that is what our Global Day of Service is about.
My own practice has a substantial (and primary) Zazen component - and I have the remarkable good fortune to be supported by many of you in the Sangha on G+, and during our weekly Zazenkai. I now realize that engaging in service to others is for me an increasingly important, necessary, and urgent expression of the vow I have taken as a Buddhist, in addition to Zazen. In the Mahayana tradition, we are Bodhisattvas - and in the act of committing ourselves to relieving the suffering of others, sacrifice the achievement of Buddhahood for the reason that we have "stayed behind" to be of service.
In this holiday season my family and I have decided to cut back dramatically on the gift giving and expenditures associated with presents, and instead focus upon our good fortune to be together and commit ourselves to spending time with those less fortunate. We will plan activities around preparing and serving meals during the holiday, and providing warm clothing (from things that we think we need, but really don't because we are attached to them). The Global Day of Service becomes not just an activity I do a few times a year at Treeleaf, but part of my life, and part of my family's life.
Thank you all for giving me the opportunity to practice and learn with you. I am truly grateful.
What are you going to do?
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Home Help: Beautiful basements made easy
Tip of the Week
With cold weather approaching, homeowners may wonder whether they have enough space to accommodate their family, pets and holiday guests all winter long. One of the quickest and easiest ways to add square footage to any home this winter is with a basement renovation, and by focusing on a few key areas of the space, you'll have a brand-new room to enjoy in no time.
Walls: A fresh coat of paint is widely accepted as one of the easiest and most cost-effective ways to spruce up the appearance of any space. Basement walls are more prone to moisture, mold and mildew damage, so go with a protective coating built for both interior and exterior application. Don't forget to paint trim, molding and window casings for an instantly refreshed look.
Flooring: Again, moisture can be an issue in sub-ground spaces, so consider water-resistant options such as stained concrete, natural stone or porcelain tiles. Carpeting is also a great option to make a space cozier, but be sure to have an adequate sub-floor in place to avoid water damage and replacement down the road. Add bright area rugs or mats at the garage entrance or stairwell to give the room a warm, welcoming feel.
Furniture: Whether it's a game room, family area, playroom or man cave, you'll need solutions for seating, storage and entertainment. Even if you don't have the budget to invest in new furniture, you can easily make old pieces or garage sale finds like-new. Sand and refinish wooden pieces, or paint them a matte color for a more modern look. Re-upholster an old sofa or simply purchase a furniture slipcover for an instant fix. Re-cover old chair and couch cushions, and add decorative pillows and throws for a stylish flair.
Light: Basements don't offer much natural light, so updating your space will probably call for a significant lighting overhaul. If your ceiling calls for a makeover, installing recessed or overhead lights in the process shouldn't be too much of a hassle. If you don't plan on redoing the basement ceiling, you can avoid the hassle of electrical rewiring and instead use a variety of standing lights, table lamps and wall sconces to brighten even the darkest of basements.
-- Brandpoint
Home-Selling Tip: Adapt your home to its selling season
The market slows down in late summer before picking up again briefly in the fall. November and December are traditionally slow months, although some astute buyers look for bargains during this period. If you decide you need to sell your home in the off-peak season, emphasize its seasonal amenities.
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How-To: Rodent proof you home before the cold settles in
As you prepare your home for winter by covering the air conditioner, winterizing hoses and checking your roof for leaks, the experts at Orkin recommend you also do the following:
- Make sure all holes in mesh screens are repaired.
- Replace door sweeps and ensure that doors and windows close tightly, without any small openings.
- Trim excess bushes and vegetation around the home.
- Make sure attics and wall voids are insulated.
- Clean out gutters and install gutter guards to help prevent leaves and debris from accumulating.
-- Brandpoint
Did You Know ... Mice can fit through an opening the size of a dime. -- Brandpoint
Backyard Buddies: Attract songbirds to your winter garden
A cold winter day is perfect for curling up by your living room window to watch a colorful parade of songbirds stop by your feeders for a meal. Here's a quick rundown of some common backyard birds and their favorite things to eat.
Northern Cardinal: In midwinter, the bold red plumage of the northern cardinal is a welcome sight. Frequent visitors to bird feeders east of the Rocky Mountains, cardinals will feast on both sunflower and safflower seeds.
Black-capped Chickadee: One of the cheeriest winter visitors, the black-capped chickadee often travels in small groups. Each chickadee will grab a sunflower seed and then fly to a nearby branch to devour it.
Blue Jay: Bold and confident, blue jays will eat almost anything you offer them — including suet and sunflower seeds — but their favorite treat is probably peanuts, either in the shell or hulled.
Finches: All three of the most common finches — American goldfinch, purple finch, and house finch — love Nyjer seed; offer it in tube feeders or net bags.
Woodpeckers: In the winter, beef suet is an energy-rich substitute for the insect fare that downy, hairy, and red-bellied woodpeckers feed on during the summer.
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NEW YORK (AP) — The best that can be said about the ongoing NHL labor negotiations is that they are still going, and will continue for at least a fourth straight day.
The league and the locked-out players' association got back together Thursday and accomplished enough over five-plus hours to make plans to meet again Friday.
"I am not going to discuss the negotiations or the substance of what we're talking about," NHL Commissioner Gary Bettman said Thursday on a wind-blown street corner. "I really don't think that would be helpful to the process.
"We have work to do, and my hope is that we can achieve the goal of getting a long-term, fair agreement in place as quickly as possible so we can play hockey."
Players' association executive director Donald Fehr didn't rule out talks stretching into the weekend, too.
"All I can tell you is we have been meeting, and we will be meeting again (Friday)," he said. "I can't say more than that. We haven't talked about (the weekend), but if there is something to talk about then I expect we will be."
The lockout reached its 54th day, and this week is considered critical for the season to be saved. The work stoppage is threatening to force the second cancellation of an NHL season in seven years.
Even if an agreement is reached soon, it isn't clear if any of this season's games that have been called off through Nov. 30 can be rescheduled. The NHL has already said a full 82-game season won't be played.
"Every day that passes, I think, is critical for the game and for our fans," Bettman said.
During a second consecutive day of marathon negotiations Wednesday, the players' association made an offer on revenue sharing, in which richer teams would help out poorer organizations, and another proposal regarding the "make-whole" provision that would guarantee full payment of all existing multiyear player contracts.
"There have been discussions over a wide range of topics," Fehr said, while occupying the same location on the street that Bettman did. "We're recessed for the night and we will be getting back together tomorrow. I am not going to comment in the substance of the discussions."
Fehr also declined to say if he felt progress was made in the latest long round of discussions at a Manhattan law firm — the location of the negotiations that had been kept secret until Thursday.
"I am not going to characterize it except to say, as I have before, that its always better when you're meeting than when you're not," he said.
Thursday's discussions marked the fourth time in six days that face-to-face negotiations have taken place after both sides rejected proposals Oct. 18. The lockout, which began Sept. 16 after the collective bargaining agreement expired, has forced the cancellation of 327 regular-season games, including the New Year's Day Winter Classic in Michigan.
It was unclear if the NHL made counterproposals to offers it received from the union on Wednesday. The belief is that the players' association has agreed to a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenues, but that even division wouldn't kick in until the third year of the deal.
"Collective bargaining is a process, and it has peaks and valleys and ebbs and flows," Bettman said. "It is very tough to handicap."
It was also difficult for the NHL and the union to keep the location of the talks hidden. On Thursday it was revealed that negotiations were being conducted at the law offices of Proskauer Rose — the firm of NHL lead counsel Bob Batterman.
Revenue sharing and the make-whole provision are major hurdles in the way of making a deal. On Wednesday, the sides spent more than five hours dealing with the most contentious areas. Coupled with the more than seven hours they spent negotiating Tuesday, owners and players were together about 13 hours this week before reconvening Thursday.
There is clearly still much to be done to work out the differences to reach a deal that will allow the already delayed and shortened season to begin.
Along with a handful of team owners, eight players attended Wednesday's talks, five fewer than Tuesday. Pittsburgh Penguins captain Sidney Crosby and others left New York to try to avoid the impending snowstorm that hit the area, the union said.
On Thursday, seven players were in attendance, according to the NHLPA, and at least three owners.
In October, the players' association responded to an NHL offer with three of its own, but all of those were quickly dismissed by the league. That led to nearly three weeks without face-to-face discussions, although the parties kept in regular contact by phone.
Both sides have made proposals that included a 50-50 split of hockey-related revenues. The NHL has moved toward the players' side in the "make-whole" provision and whose share of the economic pie that money will come from.
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NEW YORK – Sometimes a moment is too right to sweat the details. Maybe it was contrived. Maybe long before the first guitar pluck of "Enter Sandman" gushed through the public-address system at Citi Field on Tuesday and signaled the forthcoming presence of the greatest closer ever, someone suggested the American League All-Stars let Mariano Rivera run onto the field by himself and sponge in the outpouring from his contemporaries, from the fans, from everyone in baseball that appreciates who he is even more than what he's done, which itself is incomparable.
The whole thing could've been as phony as a street-vendor Rolex, and it would've mattered not a bit. Everyone involved swore it was real, an impeccable bit of spontaneity, and there's no sense in questioning that because it felt real, and it will feel real long after Rivera throws his final pitch later this year.
"I think the plan was perfect," Rivera said, and it was: The 43-year-old, in his final All-Star Game, on the pitcher's mound, all of his teammates in the dugout to make this his and his only, pirouetting to applause and cheers from all corners of the stadium, doffing his cap as the closest approximation to a commensurate gesture.
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The American League held a 3-0 lead that would register as the final score, and Rivera's teammates figured AL manager Jim Leyland would save the ninth for Mo. When that didn't happen, nobody knew quite what to do. Second baseman Jason Kipnis almost ran onto the field until someone told him to stop. Everyone stood on the dugout steps.
"Let him have the moment," Tigers outfielder Torii Hunter said. "That's his moment. It's the perfect moment, man. You can't beat it. Awesome."
[Related: Matt Harvey's glorious All-Star moment is painful for Yanks' Robinson Cano]
They stood, and they watched, and they marveled, and they partook in the lovefest, too, because he wasn't just one of them. He is Zeus among baseball gods, and this was an easy sacrifice.
Before the game, Leyland tried to give a pregame speech. As he is wont to do, Leyland got weepy at the mere mention of Rivera.
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Rivera walked into the middle of the clubhouse, this his 13th All-Star Game, each more improbable than the last. He has saved 638 games throwing the same thing, a cut fastball that is the best pitch ever. He's got 30 saves this season, along with a 1.83 ERA, and that's a year after a torn ACL threatened his career. Rivera urged everyone to appreciate the game, the chance to be an All-Star, the honor it represents. Forget about the game foolishly counting for home-field advantage and the dipping television ratings. All of that is noise. This was real.
"He's like a pastor," Twins closer Glen Perkins said. "He's just talking, but it sucks the air out of you."
Throughout All-Star week, players young and old had approached Rivera not just to be in his presence but so they could pick his brain about a small sliver of the baseball world that interested them. Myopia is a common disease of the baseball player; self-absorption helps them deal with the game's inherent failure. And yet dozens of players solicited but a moment with Rivera to hear his opinion – or just to thank him.
Think about that: 29 other teams cannot claim Mariano Rivera their own, but every player there – even those in the National League – treasures him. They didn't care that Rivera got the hold – his first since Sept. 21, 2002 – instead of the save. Tigers first baseman Prince Fielder gave Rivera the ball from his 16-pitch, 1-2-3 eighth inning and Rangers closer Joe Nathan offered up the final out of his first All-Star save.
"It was a no-brainer," Nathan said. "It was my first one, and I wanted it. But I wanted to give it to him even more."
[Related: Prince Fielder rumbles toward a triple]
Throughout this season, Rivera has picked up mementos of his career. No road team cared that he was the opponent. Rivera is baseball's to share, a seemingly clean, well-intentioned, bright role model. In other words, the new baseball-player archetype.
No matter how odd it was, nobody really cared that Rivera pitched the eighth instead of the ninth. Certainly not him. There is no time for such trivialities, especially not in a situation such as Tuesday, the epitome of celebrations for a man who will retire with a fistful of World Series rings. That he was this generous with his time surprised nobody, least of all those who look up to him most.
As in love as Yankees fans are with Rivera, his fellow players cherish what he means to the game more than anyone. Orioles third baseman Manny Machado was born two years after Rivera signed with the Yankees in 1990, and even the idea of sharing a clubhouse with Rivera left him swollen with excitement. To be included in one of the week's better ideas was the coup de grace.
Red Sox slugger David Ortiz thought it would be fun to gather a group of Latin American players and snap a picture that would represent the game's Latin revolution. It is a photograph that says so much about baseball today: a Triple Crown winner, a Cy Young winner, a home run champion and seven others in a semicircle around Rivera, who sits in the middle with his legs crossed, like a grandfather telling a great fairy tale of the fisherman's son from Panama who did great things.
"It's something big for all of us," said Blue Jays first baseman Edwin Encarnacion, one of the players in the picture. "We have so much respect for Mariano. The way he's done it through his career is incredible."
To them, and to so many, it makes no difference that Rivera's career came an inning at a time, that the modern bullpen turned him into a one-inning specialist when one-inning specialists are merely the function of an inefficient revolution. That is little more than a subplot with an easy rebuttal: He was doing his job, and no matter how little that job may have taxed him, Rivera did his better than everyone else.
On this night, his job was to pitch the eighth inning, and doing so flawlessly would win him perfunctory MVP honors. The first person out of the AL dugout was Salvador Perez, a 23-year-old catcher for the Kansas City Royals and a first-time All-Star. Rivera could've stood there all night by himself, but it was time to throw a pitch. He told Perez he needed only one signal, wound up like he had hundreds of thousands of other times and, on the night that was his, finally threw the ball. It was a strike. A perfect strike.
Related coverage on Yahoo! Sports:
• MLBPA's Michael Weiner details brain cancer fight
• Alex Rodriguez says he's days away from returning to Yankees
• All-Star Matt Harvey still an unknown in New York
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