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McLean, Va. (WUSA)--  Deep brain stimulation is a life-changing surgery performed while the patient is awake. Its goal is to control the tremors and stiffness of movement disorders like Parkinson's Disease.

New research out today in the New England Journal of Medicine says it should be done earlier, before symptoms progress to a severe state. In fact, people with early motor complications of Parkinson's report a 26% increase in quality of life scores in the German study compared to people who kept trying to manage symptoms with medication alone.

Sutapa Kasibhatla is a Leesburg, Virginia mother who was diagnosed with Parkinson's Disease in 2004 at the exceptionally young age of 36, when her boys were only two and five years old.

WUSA 9 interviewed her in the fall of 2012, when Kasibhatla's uncontrolled tremors and rigidity in her limbs made it more and more difficult for her to do things with her family.

She said, "After almost eight years of Parkinson's, I've reached a stage where medications are not helping much."

So on November 15th, 2012, she underwent a deep brain stimulation procedure at the University of Maryland Medical Center in Baltimore, an institution that's been performing DBS for more than 10 years.

In the operating room, a metal frame kept Sutapa's shaved head perfectly still, as neurosurgeon Dr. Howard Eisenberg guided a probe into the part of the brain that controls movement. He then implanted a stimulator that uses electricity to jam abnormal brain signals.  During the procedure, neurologist Dr. Paul Fishman talks to the patient, and asks her to open and close her hands, move her feet, and follow other commands.

Later,  a pacemaker to control that stimulator is implanted into Sutapa's chest that will send signals to the brain.  After several weeks, when the surgical incisions have been able to heal, WUSA 9 interviewed Sutapa on the day the stimulator was turned on for the first time.

That day, she was full of anxious hope for a more normal, enjoyable life.

She described her hopes this way, "Normal stuff, to be able to run errands. To hug my kids. To be able to make lunches without shaking. To be a normal mom, and a normal wife. "

University of Maryland Medical Center neuropsychiatrist Karen Anderson showed Sutapa how to control the DBS settings with a remote, then adjusted the strenghth of the impulses to her brain.  She had not taken any medication all morning, and her tremors and shaking were pronounced.

Her husband helped Sutapa try to stand and walk as the deep brain stimulation was re-adjusted. It wasn't easy, but progress was made in baby steps.

Finally, WUSA 9 visited the couple at home just this week, and Sutapa's improvement was evident.  She had enough control of her movements to enjoy cooking again; she's even stenciling a wall with flowers, and walking up the stairs on her own.  These are the reasons she underwent DBS in the first place.

Before the procedure, Sutapa says she told herself, "Others have done it and come through it and seen positive results. There's no reason I can't do it. I just have to be strong. "

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CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- As the number of flu cases continues to rise, the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department is offering extended clinic hours for vaccinations.

The health department offers flu vaccinations daily from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. without an appointment. On Monday, Jan. 14, and then again on Jan. 23, the clinic will be open until 6 p.m. for flu vaccinations.

Health officials are urging those who have not yet been vaccinated to do so.

"There are adequate supplies of flu vaccine available at this time," Dr. Rahul Gupta, executive director of the Kanawha-Charleston Health Department, said in a prepared statement. "With increased flu numbers in schools, day care centers, and long-term care facilities, it is very important to protect yourself and those close to you from influenza.

"Flu is often seen as a disease that takes its biggest toll on at-risk populations with poor immune systems such as children, the elderly and those with chronic health problems such as diabetes, heart disease and a weakened immune system."

Vaccinations can take up to two weeks before they're effective.

The flu season typically peaks in January or February and can last until May, Gupta said.

For more information about flu clinics, call the health department at 304- 344-5243 or visit its website at

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Vines & Vittles: Ready for a Wild, Wonderful Wine Weekend

By John Brown

CHARLESTON, W.Va. -- The frost is on the pumpkin, and the good folks at Canaan Valley Resort are preparing to host the annual Wild, Wonderful Wine Weekend. And those choosing to stay at the resort will be housed in a beautiful new 180-room lodge with grand views of this awe-inspiring mountain valley.

The weekend, which has become an annual gourmet rite of fall, will take place Nov. 15-17. Once again, I will have the privilege of selecting and commenting on the wines to accompany the multitude of culinary treats throughout the weekend.

The event begins at 7 p.m. Nov. 15 with a "taste-around reception," where more than 30 wines can be sampled with matching culinary treats from food stations featuring a wonderful selection of delicious goodies upon which to graze.

On the morning of Nov. 16, there will be a tasting featuring wines that I will suggest for Thanksgiving dinner. Immediately after the tasting, guests will be treated to a four-course wine-paired luncheon with commentary by yours truly. After lunch, folks will be free to hike, bike, nap, watch football or just enjoy Mother Nature's purple-mountain majesty!

Nov. 16's evening activities begin at 7 p.m. with a five-course, six-wine grand gourmet dinner. The main course, which will be accompanied by two specially selected reds, will feature two portions of beef rib-eye prepared both braised and roasted.

Guests have the option of attending the entire weekend for a package price or choosing to participate in individual events à la carte). For more information or for reservations, call 800-622-4121 or visit

Check out the wines and menus below and consider attending this incredible cornucopia of goodies in a pretty special wild and wonderful place.

Saturday lunch

Port-poached pear with Saga blue cheese, chardonnay, blanched walnuts and baby greens; 2011 Dreaming Tree Chardonnay

First entrée:

Bread-crusted sea bass with lemon shallot butter; 2010 St. Supéry Virtu (Semillon and Sauvignon blend)

Second entrée:

Pork Caprese with red pepper corn fritters and a sweet-potato puree; 2009 Falcor Sangiovese

Chocolate ganache cake with bananas Foster and vanilla bean ice cream; Rondeau Bugey Cerdon Sparkling Rosé

Saturday dinner

First appetizer:

Smoked salmon Smørrebrød; 2012 Medlock Ames Sauvignon Blanc

Cream of white asparagus and butternut squash; 2011 Flowers Sonoma Coast Chardonnay

Second appetizer:

Bacon-wrapped seared duck; 2010 Domaine Serene Yamhill Cuvee Pinot Noir

Lemon sorbet

Duet of roasted and braised beef rib-eye; 2007 St. Supéry Cabernet Sauvignon and 2010 Chateau Montelena Cabernet Sauvignon

Chocolate Fabergé egg; 2010 St. Hillaire Blanquette de Limoux Sparkling Wine

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CHADBOURN, NC (WWAY) — A Chadbourn man is dead after apparently being stabbed by his girlfriend.

Chadbourn Town Manager Stevie Cox says a man is dead after he was stabbed around 11 last night. Cox says police found a woman had stabbed her boyfriend to death.

He says the incident is still under investigation by the District Attorney’s Office and the SBI.

Chadbourn Police have not returned several calls today for information.

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Chadburn is nothing. It’s a rinky-dink crossroads, outside Whiteville. Yet every time you look at the news, someone’s being beat up, killed, or trafficking a trunk load of dope.
Per capita, it’s easily the toughest pace in NC.

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This is in response to your rude and ignorant comment. I am a resident of Chadbourn and do not appreciate you stereotyping the town the way you have. There are many residents, including myself, who do not commit crimes, kill, or traffic dope. The reality is that these events take place everywhere, not just in Chadbourn. I am sure that the town/city in which you reside is not crime free. Next time, it would be better to gear your comments toward saying something positive that might help someone instead of stereotyping a whole town and making negative comments.

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Jazz Is (Was) Dead
Nels Cline's latest band reclaims fusion from smooth-jazz jerkoffs.

Nels Cline is a rare beast.

A shapechanging guitarist with few (or no) equals, Cline is as chimeric as he is prolific: He can spit flames of ugly, atonal avant-skronk, or unspool quicksilver solos with the slickness of a veteran prog-rocker. He's collaborated with Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore in a display of free-improv firepower. Indulged his pangs for countrified twang with Carla Bozulich and the Geraldine Fibbers. Lent nimble leads to classically leaning compositions by his brother, Alex Cline. Exploded white-noise nebulae with bassist Devin Sarno. Reinterpreted, on guitar, John Coltrane's sheets-of-sound saxophone with drummer Gregg Bendian.

But, most importantly as far as this week is concerned, he joined with jovial jazz drummer Scott Amendola and bassist Devin Hoff to form the Nels Cline Singers.

Synthesizing many of Cline's previous endeavors, the trio (sorry, no actual singers present) apparently feels no need to leash itself to any particular style. At a Nels Cline Singers show, song No. 1 may be a windy prog sprint, with Cline's bony, pliant digits scrambling across the fingerboard so fast they blur into ghosts. Song two might then pull in the reins, slowing to a jazzy trot, Hoff slithering down the vertical neck of his contrabass, his face contorted as though inspiration pains him. Song three, perhaps a funk-bop jaunt, sees Amendola lost in the spacy grin of a private joke, manipulating his rhythms electronically. Cline might warp his tone into digitized spurts with a guitar micro-synth. Blip laser bursts through his pickups with a toy pistol. Or stir up whirlwinds with his plectrum, his hands once again gone invisible with speed.

You just never know.

That's probably why Cline's suddenly become in-demand with bootleg tapers: With the horizons wide open, the best of these improvs have the feel of a frontier expedition, a rare feat for jazz-rock fusion these days. Even if it's not possible to go back to when fusion was the future, the Nels Cline Singers act like they're going to try. Hey, they called Columbus crazy, too. John Graham

Dante's, 1 SW 3rd Ave., 226-6630. 9 pm Wednesday, Oct. 23. 8+ advance (Fastixx). 21+.

The Blackbird, 3728 NE Sandy Blvd., 282-9949. 9:30 pm Sunday, Oct. 27. Cover. 21+.

Question Time With Pirate Jenny
Portland's leading pirate rockers come clean.

Piracy. Who doesn't love it? While most cities are sadly bereft of buccaneer rock bands, Portland is blessed with Pirate Jenny--and with the quartet's upcoming Pirate Halloween Party. After receiving numerous death threats regarding frequent misuse of "pirate lingo" by local scribes, we caught up with PJ's four crewmen to learn more about the dread phenomenon of Pirate Rock.

Willamette Week: You seem to think Pirate Rock doesn't get the respect it deserves. Why?

John Morgan (drums): In most states, it is illegal to use lethal weapons to intimidate or coerce. Bringing our swords into the bars is risky enough.

To many, pirate life is nothing but rum, sodomy and the lash. Is this a misconception?

Ron Lee (bass): They're forgetting the occasional guitar solo.

Kevin Hendrickson (guitar): Piracy is about camaraderie, democracy and independence. Oh, yeah--and stealing.

I've read that you object to "pirate lingo" in reviews of your work. Does this mean you'll "hoist me up the yard-arm" if I slip in a few "arrrrrghs"?

KH: We would, if you knew what a yard-arm was.

The pirates currently operating in Indonesia's Malacca Straits prefer to attack container ships and commercial frigates rather than private yachts. Me, I'd attack me a yacht. Your thoughts?

JM: You would be floored to read the latest NRA stats on boating enthusiasts who own high-caliber handguns. Pirate Jenny is opposed to the use of firearms against civilians. That leaves small slips and commercial non-union tugs.

Blackbeard or Jean Lafitte?

RL: Both, but only in a threeway.

JM: Blackbeard, 'cause he is pro-union.

Paul Ianotti (guitar, xylophone, keyboards): Blackbeard. He would burn hemp cords under his hat for that "my head's on fire" look. Very Pirate Rock.

KH: Laurens de Graff. He often showed mercy to his victims. He was a sensitive pirate, like us.

Tell the truth. Have you ever been "blown ashore"?

RL: Why yes! In fact, I met Pirate Jenny on my maiden voyage to Portland. My wrecked ship was "blown ashore." I arrived sick, bedraggled and vomiting upon the docks, and was taken straightaway to the Pirate House. There, that very evening, still sick and somewhat dizzy, I stood proudly with them in the basement, calling loudly for the death of Santa Claus himself. Zach Dundas

Pirate Jenny plays the Halloween Pirate Party on Saturday, Oct. 26, at Blackbird, 3728 NE Sandy Blvd., 282-9949. Djin Teeth Fangs and Brotherhood of the Orange Cone also appear. Pirate attire encouraged. 9 pm. $8.

It is a sad time for the music industry--or so the estimable captains of that industry would have us believe. The International Federation of the Phonographic Industry, a global trade group no doubt just as fun at parties as its name suggests, is crying like a teenage Morrissey fan surrounded by drunk varsity linemen, because CD sales are taking a bath in the bidet.

Around the world, the value of CDs sold in the first half of 2002 dropped 9.2 percent from 2001 sales. Sales in the U.S. are off by about 7 percent, and U.K. sales are finally feeling the bite after warding off equally doomy 2001. The Japanese consumer is really avoiding the little silver coasters--sales beneath the Rising Sun plummeted 14 percent.

Why? A reasonable person might guess a worldwide economic downturn has something to do with it, coupled with a correction following years swollen by phenoms like Britney and those tasty boy bands. You high-concept types could argue that stagnant artistic outlooks, slow-footed corporate management and years of sleazy price-gouging have finally brought the wolves to the door.

But remember who we're dealing with. The music industry knows who it wants to blame: you. You and all your criminal pals, busily and heartlessly downloading and swapping and sending The World As We Know It (And They Prefer It) straight to hell!!! The bankrupting of Napster is not enough! Why, if you and your modem don't knock it off, soon Jon Bon Jovi may resort to peddling Richie Sambora's sexual services on eBay!

A terrible state of affairs. Except this theory doesn't quite explain why CD sales are up 5.2 percent in France, a fully wired and download-ready nation. Qu'est-ce qui se passe? Another significant fly in the ointment: While the multinationalized industry is slumping, at least some independent companies are booming. Hiss & Vinegar contacted a few indie tycoons, trying to get a quick-'n'-dirty sense of how things were going in these "tough times."

"I've been hearing things are bad for years, but, knock on wood, we're in the middle of our best year," says Darren Walters, co-owner of Delaware super-indie Jade Tree. Seattle's Sub Pop, perennial subject of speculation as to prognosis, says it's doing just fine.

Jason Kulbel of hep Nebraska indie Saddle Creek says, "We haven't seen a decline, because the label is getting more and more well-known--popular, if you wil."

Not everyone is so sanguine. For instance, Alex Steininger, guru of Portland's In Music We Trust, says many fearful retailers have sliced their shipment orders, which naturally hurts business. Rob Miller of tough Chicago alt-country label Bloodshot quoth, "We weathered the post-9/11 downturn pretty well, and the first quarter was perfectly fine. Since spring, it's been down...but not that much, because, I think, we cater to people who are passionate about music, rather than the casual consumer of product."

What does this mean? Who knows? But, whaddya know, most of the labels contacted in our informal survey make MP3s available via their websites. Generally speaking, indie labels avoid treating their customers as potential criminals, and seem to be heeding the industrial axiom that, in business, Technology is (almost) always right.

Meanwhile, don't you feel sad for the majors? They really are in a pathetic state. Help them, won't you, by purchasing yourself a shiny new Tom Petty CD?

Got a bundle of Hiss? Email hiss@wweek.com.

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Help Support the Portland Adult Soapbox Derby

A time-honored tradition in Portland, the Adult Soapbox Derby is the one day of the year grown men and women can act like kids again—in other words, they can get wasted and barrel down Mt. Tabor in intricately designed soapbox cars.

But keeping Portland weird takes time and money. If you want to help keep this quirky, all volunteer tradition alive, you can donate to the cause online. From now until August 2, the Derby is hosting a Kickstarter Campaign to collect donations as low as $1. Donate $10 and you'll receive a beer koozie; $15 earns you an event poster; $30 will get you a Soapbox Derby T-shirt. If you're feeling really generous, a $100 donation gets you all this nifty merch plus entry to the exclusive after-party. Help the organizers collect $2,500 by August 2 to keep the event safe, organized and fun. They promise they won't use your donations to buy beer.

Portland Adult Soapbox Derby: Southeast 60th Avenue and Salmon Street, soapboxracer.com. 10 am-4 pm Saturday, Aug. 14. Free to watch.
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A Blazers game is like a great rock show. Especially when we win.

 The Blazers are in the playoffs. So, in addition to regularly scheduled Blazers blog programming from Mike Acker, we've asked Janet Weiss, a huge Blazers fan whom you might know from some of her other projects, to provide post-game commentary.      Playing drums in rock bands for the past 25 years taught me many things. But one thing is certain—there is no ...   More
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Trail Blazers v. Rockets: Your Playoff Preview

[youtube J57XM_uTsgk] Whether Brandon Roy can shake Houston's Shane Battier and Ron Artest; if Houston has enough offense to win; and whether Greg Oden will step up in the first round of the playoffs ... it's all here in this video. And of course Casey Jarman sussed out a Houston-Portland series last week in this piece. And of course check back here throughout the day as Blazermaniacs are ...   More
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[youtube NYpBi1WxhtY] Even after three days, it's still painful to watch, isn't it? Yes, the Trail Blazers laid down in Game 1 against Houston, and the fact that many of us feared the Rockets would out-tough Portland doesn't make it any easier to accept. Here are five things we'd like to see happen tonight:1) Stop bitching about the refs. It's the playoffs. The ticky-tack crap that gets whistled ...   More
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[youtube rAIjhWW24XM] So before Game 2 yesterday still in the throes of fan depression from Game 1, I opined on five things the Trail Blazers needed to do against Houston last night. Here's how they did. 1) Stop bitching about the refs. DONE. And look what happened, the Blazers shot and made four more free throws than Houston - coincidentally, the margin of victory. 2) Aldridge, play closer ...   More
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Houston's Dikembe Mutombo: Gone But Not Forgotten

[youtube bDKQhCgLqxU] We take a brief pause in building up our Irrational Fan Hatred of the Houston Rockets before tonight's Game 3 between the Trail Blazers and the Rockets to pay tribute to Dikembe Mutombo. Mutombo's long career ended in Game 2 against Portland, when he injured his left knee. And while his absence means less rest for Blazers nemesis Yao Ming, it's hard to take much glee in the ...   More
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[youtube FY97mLmWNJQ] With the Trail Blazers facing potential playoff death tomorrow night in Game 5 against Houston, the pundits' eulogies are starting to roll in as to why the Blazers are first-round losers. In no particular order, it's _Greg Oden's fault. No, not entirely. But even conceding some of the refs' whistles are ticky-tack, Oden's whole body language for most of this series has ...   More
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[youtube 3j1q6osDAEc] For all the back-and-forth over what the Trail Blazers should — or shouldn't — be doing in their first-round series against Houston, we're going to take a step back on this day off between Games 5 and 6 to employ that classic sports bromide — "putting things in perspective." Sports fans ask one of two things from our teams: 1) If you're going to be jerks, ...   More
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What Ron Artest Had To Say on His Day Off

[youtube L4YlrkkP9SA] Houston's Ron Artest is always entertaining. In this interview between Games 5 and 6 of the Rockets-Trail Blazers series, we learn that Artest thinks Brandon Roy is better than Kobe and LeBron — but not better than some guy Artest grew up with who went to jail. And we learn what Artest thinks of Charles Barkley, as well as what Barkley thinks Artest needs to do with ...   More
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Witness: Wanakena Ice Jam Was "Like A Bomb"

Town Supervisor Mark Hall says officials are still unsure what plan of action to take as the historic Wanakena footbridge sits broken and twisted on an ice jam.

"I've had initial conversations with an engineer and probably going to have to look at a structural engineer to come in and assess the situation for us," said Hall.

Ice jams have damaged the 170-foot suspension footbridge and caused flooding several times in the past.

"It makes me want to cry, there's just so many memories of growing up here," said Mary Manchio as she looked at the damage.

This time, when the Oswegatchie River ice let loose, it took just a few seconds to wreak its havoc - ripping the footbridge from its foundation and flooding parts of the Adirondack hamlet with water and large chunks of ice.

"That built up a lot of pressure and basically had like a bomb there and it came down I guess at least 20 miles per hour," said eyewitness Bill King.

The ice jam also caused serious flooding to several homes and seasonal camps along the river. Fortunately, no one had to be evacuated.

Allen Ditch posted pictures of the ice jam's fury on his social media Fabebook page and received responses from around the world.

"A friend in London wrote that Wanakena without the bridge is like Paris without the Eiffel Tower," said Ditch.

For now, the flooding hasn't compromised the hamlet's wastewater treatment facility but town officials are keeping a close eye on the rising waters and hope for the best.

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You can be forgiven for thinking, at first glance, that you're seeing a leaked still from a yet-to-be released, Fifth Element style sci-fi blockbuster. Far from being fiction, though, this yacht has been designed with very real, very modern and very useful applications in mind. It is, first and foremost, a cleverly engineered workhorse; a nautical tool designed to fulfill many different roles. As the name and unconventional appearance may suggest, this is no ordinary yacht. This is something completely different. This is the Xhibitionist.

Brainchild of renown Swedish-based designer, Eduard Gray, the Xhibitionist is partly inspired by traditions as old as seafaring itself. The desire to rekindle some of those traditions in an ultra-modern setting has resulted in, not only, the creation of a jaw-dropping superyacht, but the creation of a veritable entity that has almost developed a personality of its own. As much thought has gone into the conception of this vessel in terms of its viability as has gone into the actual structural design itself. It is, quite simply, a masterful blend of style, purpose and efficiency. One of the most striking elements on this one-of-a-kind vessel is the hull. The inverted trimaran configuration has been employed for one overriding reason; stability. That, in itself, speaks volumes about the real reason the Xhibitionist has come about.

Stability in any line of business can quite often mean going with the flow: literally. The Xhibitionist is endowed with the capability to evolve with and adapt to the pace of change we see in todays world alongside maintaining its enduring aesthetic appeal. It has been futureproofed in some respects; both in terms of its actual features and its potential 'lives', as it were.

Unlike a 'private' yacht, this versatile yacht has been designed to do a job; or rather, jobs. What those jobs are could vary tremendously but one of them is probably abundantly obvious: this thing has been designed to wantonly, shamelessly, unabashedly and knowingly steal the show.

'Show' is, really, at the crux of what the Xhibitionist is all about. Aside from being a 'show' unto itself, it has been created in such a way that some of the real showing takes place on the inside. The shape of the outside may give some people a clue as to where we're heading next. The undeniably automotive lines are testament to Eduard Grays achievements as a designer of supercars (one of which, the Xhibit-G, has been specially created to complement the Xhibitionist). A common first reaction, it has to be said, is just that; ..'it looks like a car' (indeed, Batman has been mentioned a few times, too).

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As far as investments go, the Xhibitionist resembles more of a real estate and marketing venture than a yacht. If so desired, it can effectively be used as an exclusive, floating showroom. A Steinway piano completes the scene beautifully while the vessel is in 'guest mode'. The dual staircase by Cornish Stairways adds a homely familiarity to the main exhibition room in its full open glory and the Baccarat lighting perfectly complements the subtle Art-Nouveau styling throughout. In 'Retail Mode' the partitions are in place creating many individual spaces for a more private retail experience and the Nuance smart shading feature from Vision Systems provides yet more privacy at the swipe of a fingertip.

Sunshine is something the Xhibitionist is particularly fond of. Further aft we have the powerplant gallery. 'Engine room' doesn't quite cut it in this case and, being a somewhat unique feature, the engines are plainly visible; housed behind glass walls allowing for easy access for maintenance and, of course, hours of unfettered entertainment for engineering enthusiasts. They will be the ones most impressed by the choice of hybrid drive systems that control this 75 meter (14m beam) nautical wonder. Their position in the floor accounts for the Xhibitionists relatively shallow, marina-friendly draft which, at a snip under two metres is extremely efficient for a yacht of this size.

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Above all the fly deck is where the serious relaxation takes place. Two separate areas, one with a jacuzzi, provide guests with ample space to unwind in comfort and take in the views and sunshine.

Sunshine is something the Xhibitionist is particularly fond of. The animation in the video below shows the massive solar panels in operation; a sight to behold in itself. Opening up out of what looks like the hood of a giant sports car, they serve two purposes. The solar panels themselves not only provide power to the vessel; they're sturdy enough to act as a helipad, concert stage, or whatever else suits the need of the owner. The frontal section that drops down serves the same purpose as its counterpart on aircraft carriers; allowing for access and loading. It is not beyond the realms of imagination: seeing a celebrity DJ or a live band perched on the platform performing in front of ten thousand people in a marina.

At the bow of the yacht is another fascinating addition; the viewing window, Jacques Cousteau himself would have approved. Although it's above water, in this case, it provides a select group of guests with something of a secluded alcove; one with a spectacular view.

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The Xhibitionist is an intelligently designed and finely tuned instrument that was made, quite simply, to turn heads. It marks its territory and keeps it long after the Sun has set.More than that, it poses a serious option for investors when comparing to the real estate market in terms of Dollars per square foot and as a key feature in a business model literally represents a floating, working asset. The size alone of the solar panels gives some indication of just how efficient the Xhibitionist can be (and how quietly it can glide into a marina). They also go to provide free energy for the final piece de resistance when talking eye candy..the nighttime illumination. As though the Xhibitionist weren't spectacular enough, and as you can see from the images below, evening lighting by OceanLED have ensured that it marks its territory and keeps it long after the sun has set.

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Edmund Burke, Our Prophet

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Even before the Reign of Terror, the Irish-British statesman Edmund Burke foresaw what the French Revolution would ultimately engender. “[T]he age of chivalry is gone…,” he wrote in Reflections on the Revolution in France, “and the glory of Europe is extinguished forever. … It is gone, that sensibility of principle, that chastity of honor, which felt a stain like a wound, which inspired courage whilst it mitigated ferocity, which ennobled whatever it touched, and under which vice lost half its evil, by losing all its grossness.”

In the two centuries since Burke penned those words, the age that he loved so dearly—that of the lady and the nobleman, the doffed hat and the powdered wig—has indeed been extinguished, and in its place is a world even more terrifying than that of Jacobin France: a world of ideological warfare, massive state centralization, and killing on a hitherto unimaginable scale. Or more succinctly: the world has become what Burke envisioned when he watched the French revolutionaries overthrow tradition in favor of a rationalistic ideology.

For such inclinations, Burke is often considered the father of modern Anglo-American conservatism. But many libertarians consider Burke an enemy. Murray Rothbard sympathized with revolutionaries like Thomas Paine and Richard Price—avowed enemies of Burke—and considered Burke himself a defender of an oppressive oligarchy. In the last issue of YAR, George Hawley promulgated similar criticisms, arguing that Burkean adherence to tradition represents a defense of the status quo, and that since the status quo in modern-day America is statist, the libertarian must disavow tradition in favor of radicalism.

These arguments reveal a fundamental—and common—misconception about Burkean thought. In the beginning of The Rights of Man, Thomas Paine remarks with some wonder that Burke, who seemed an upstanding liberal in his defense of American secession from the British Empire, could turn so reactionary when the French had their chance for revolution. He concluded that Burke was a self-serving hypocrite. In fact, Burke’s actions were perfectly consistent and present a powerful example for why he was not merely a defender of the status quo. He supported the American Revolution because it was a political, not social, revolution. The French Revolution was both. Americans wanted more freedom from government, but they wanted to exercise their freedom within society as it existed. The French wanted to overthrow both their government and society itself; not only did they tear down the Bastille, but they worked to level the natural social hierarchy, create an entirely new calendar, and even crown a prostitute as “Goddess of Reason” in Notre Dame Cathedral.

Burke did not oppose the French Revolution because it was novel. He opposed it because it was an atheistic, egalitarian attack on a better society that—for all its faults—promoted justice, piety, and humility. Those virtues, he knew, could not withstand the attack.

Some say libertarians do not need to concern ourselves with moral questions, that we should only strive to maximize liberty: in Hawley’s words, “tradition be damned.” But this is insufficient. Like anyone else, the libertarian will encounter moral problems in his everyday life. And since libertarianism is only a political ideology, it cannot give him answers as to whether he should donate to charity, go to church, or visit his sick aunt in the hospital, questions to which libertarianism’s central “nonaggression axiom” is irrelevant. But we need some means of answering questions that concern actions that are free and voluntary.

In each of the above choices, it seems obvious what, in the absence of mitigating circumstances, one should do. But it is only through adherence to a tradition of moral thought that we can make such judgments. Morality rests on presuppositions that are known but cannot be logically proven. The rationalism of Voltaire or Descartes (or Robespierre) fails because it tries to give moral status to first principles via theoretical logic. But that is impossible. First principles cannot be proven. If they could, there would be even more basic principles to prove, which would then need to be proven, and so on ad infinitum. Morality, to have any force, must be pre-reflective and passed along through a coherent social order.

It is in subjecting the precepts of morality and society to cold a priori reason, an ordeal they could not withstand, that the French revolutionaries destroyed them. In destroying them, they left behind a confused, atomized mass who made the perfect dependents for that monstrosity that was even then looming on the horizon: the modern redistributive state.

Burke understood very well that only a moral people has the wherewithal to maintain its own freedom. Libertarians would do well to heed his advice. If we want to destroy the redistributive state, we should start by reviving Burkean morality.

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Seeing Boston Ballet’s The Nutcracker for the first time is a special memory for writer Annie Graves. If it made such an impact on a child in the audience, what about the children who perform onstage?

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  1. Mel Allen October 30, 2008 at 1:51 pm #

    A wonderful blend of photos and voices. The Nutcracker comes alive right on your computer.

  2. Lori Pedrick October 30, 2008 at 2:10 pm #

    It’s so cool to see the behind the scenes and hear the over voice interview of the voices behind the faces. This shows all the preparation and hard work that goes into something so special. Great job Justin in pulling this slideshow together and extra special thanks to Sadie Dayton for her beautiful imagery on this very special occasion. Thanks for creating this lovely piece for us all to enjoy!!

  3. Heather Atwell October 30, 2008 at 2:28 pm #

    Great interview, Justin. Keep them coming!

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    Brilliant! I first saw the Nutcracker at the San Francisco Ballet when I was 6 and I haven’t missed a year since! It is definitely a right of passage for lots of little girls – to learn to love the ballet. Even if you have no interest in ever taking dance. A wonderful interview full of insight! Thank you so much!!!!!

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On Thursday night the Celtics started out their three game road trip against the Los Angeles Clippers. The Celtics come in off a blowout win on Christmas day against the Nets in which the team was firing on all cylinders. The Clippers own the league's best record at 22-6 and had a 14 game winning streak coming into the night. The Celtics looked to start off their trip ending the Clippers streak but we embarrassed in every aspect of the game getting blown out losing 106-77. The Celtics came out with their newest line-up featuring Rondo, Terry, Pierce, Garnett and Collins. The team  got off to a rough start offensively and defensively allowing numerous easy transition buckets. The Celtics also committed 9 turnovers in just the first half adding to their struggle offensively looking really out of rhythm. The Clippers shot lights out in the first half shooting 54.3% and it seemed like just about every shot was dropping. Blake Griffin uncharacteristically was nailing jump shots while Jamal Crawford hit numerous circus shots after solid overall defense. Going into half the Celtics trailed 60-47 as Jeff Green couldn't get off a corner three in time to beat the buzzer. Of the starters Rondo tallied the most minutes with 34 but really struggled to score. He had numerous shot attempts that are typically routine but simply wouldn't go down. He shot just 4-12 on the night for 10 points while adding 6 assists, and 5 rebounds. These issue also plagued the rest of the Celtics players, Paul Pierce struggled offensively shooting 5-13 for 12 points and a plus minus of -27. Kevin Garnett was about the only starter who produced regularly as the Celtics high point man for the night finishing with 16 and 4 rebounds. The Clippers might have the deepest bench in the NBA and still are without their veterans Chauncey Billups and Grant Hill. They had four players who finished with 10 or more points, led by Matt Barnes who had the game high with 21. Coming in teams know the Clippers can score fast and in highlight fashion. To beat this team you need to play solid defensively and back it up with execution offensively. Rondo did a good job guarding star point guard Chris Paul who scored just 8 points but had 11 helpers. However, it wasn't nearly enough as the rest of the Clippers scored at a high rate. At about the 10 minute mark in the fourth, with the game was out of reach and the lead increased to 25, Doc decided to insert the bench and give the veterans some rest before playing again Saturday. This was a very rough game to watch as a Celtics fan, the team was clearly frustrated throughout the night. Instead of trying to fight through their difficulties we seemed to simply accept defeat and settle for tough contested shots. The team's consistency struggles continue to be the storyline of the year and we're left wondering what team might show up every night. Hopefully with a day off on Friday the team can watch some film and regroup for a better performance in their next game. The Celtics will look to recovery from this terrible loss going into their next game Saturday as they face the Golden State Warriors. This will again be a tough game for the team as the Warriors are right behind the Clippers in second place in the Pacific division with a record of 19-10. The game starts late again as it's in Oracle Arena, tipping off at 10:30pm eastern time. [Discuss on CG Forums!]
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After just one season, we have our first official “bust” from the 2012 NFL Draft. Third overall pick Trent Richardson has been traded from the Cleveland Browns to the Indianapolis Colts for a first-round pick in 2014.With this news in mind, let’s look back at the players who were considered the cream of the crop in this draft class. Some of them have lived up to the expectations while others are still adjusting to the game.Highlighted over the following slides are updated grades for every player selected in the top 10 of the 2012 NFL Draft.Note: The grades will be based on a variety of factors including performance to date, potential and the impact they have made on their respective team.
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The Dallas Cowboys were facing a crucial third-and-20 on Sunday afternoon against the Cincinnati Bengals. They were trailing the Bengals 19-10 late in the third quarter, looking at a seemingly insurmountable third-and-long. However, the Cowboys looked to have overcome those odds to get a drive-prolonging first down. Quarterback Tony Romo dropped a perfect pass into the hands of Dez Bryant down the right sideline. The Cowboys receiver looked poised to haul it in, gain the first down and resuscitate the dying drive. Cincinnati safety Reggie Nelson had other plans, though. He came from his position to lay the boom on Bryant, delivering what was a textbook, although bone-jarring, hit on Bryant. The crushing blow sent the ball skyward before it fell harmlessly to the ground. The Cowboys would have to punt. That, however, is when a little yellow penalty flag came flying in. The Nelson hit on Bryant, which is how you want your players to play the game, had been flagged for a personal foul. With that, came an automatic first down, and taking any potential momentum from the Bengals. The Cowboys weren’t able to capitalize on that, but they would eventually win the game on a last-second field goal. See the play and call in question below. As you might imagine, the Bengals were none-too-pleased with the call. “I thought it was a great target and probably one that will be on their [NFL] teaching reel of how to do it,” Bengals head coach Marvin Lewis said, according to Cincinnati.com. “Reggie’s done a good job with those things. He was on their teaching reel last year, and I thought that one was picture perfect.” Nelson also defended himself. “That’s what [defensive coordinator Mike] Zimmer teaches us — to go low and not aim for anybody’s head,” Nelson said. “I think I did a good job of taking that teaching.” That’s actually a pretty calm way of disputing the call, especially given how bad it actually was. Defensive players simply can’t do their job anymore. The genesis of the crackdown on illegal hits  makes all the sense in the world; the NFL needs to protect its players, especially given all of the recent revelations in relation to head injuries. But they apparently need to do a better job of defining, and just as importantly enforcing, those rules. Nelson’s hit was as picture-perfect as they come. He leads with his shoulder, not his head. He makes contact with Bryant’s sternum and shoulders, not his head. Nelson doesn’t launch himself at Bryant, he just runs through him. Bryant even has a split second to brace himself for impact, which seems to indicate he wasn’t defenseless, either. Making matters worse, is the fact that the flag comes in from an official that’s away from the play. The side judge on the right sideline has a perfect view of the play, about 10 yards away. He sees Bryant right in front of him, and he can obviously see that Nelson doesn’t deliver a helmet-to-helmet hit. He immediately comes down the sideline waving his arms, signaling an incomplete pass. The flag, however, comes flying in from the middle of the field toward the back of the secondary — from the back judge. He’s running backwards, away from the play, and doesn’t appear to have a very good view of the play. He wasn’t about to let that get in the way of him throwing his flag, though. The inconsistencies surrounding these types of hits are on display every Sunday. The NFL continues to flub it up when it comes to these types of hits, not to mention pass interference calls, as both have become coin flips. We may not know what a penalty is anymore, but what is incredibly evident especially in wake of this horrible call on Sunday, is that it’s becoming more and more difficult to play good, clean hard-nosed football on the defensive side of the ball.
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Standings: Devils (18-13-1), Rangers (18-8-4) Leading Scorer: Patrick Elias (13-16-29) Goaltender: Martin Brodeur (18 GP, 3.08 GAA, .890 SV%) Rangers Lines (probable): Artem Anisimov-Derek Stepan-Marian Gaborik Brandon Dubinsky-Brad Richards-Ryan Callahan Ruslan Fedotenko-Mike Rupp-Brandon Prust Carl Hagelin-Brian Boyle-John Mitchell Ryan McDonagh-Dan Girardi Michael Del Zotto-Anton Stralman Jeff Woywitka/Tim Erixon-Stu Bickel Henrik Lundqvist gets the start. Scratches/Injuries: Marc Staal (concussion symptoms), Wojtek Wolski (groin), Mike Sauer (concussion), Sean Avery (healthy), Erik Christensen (healthy), Tim Erixon healthy)/Jeff Woywitka (foot – game time decision) Preview: As much as you can say the Rangers are lucky that they are catching a Devils team without Patrick Elias or Henrik Tallinder, they are also unlucky as three defensemen are out long term with significant injuries, and a fourth is a game time decision. The makeshift defense of the Rangers is going to have some t...
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Authorities said the pair were arrested Monday in the capital, Hanoi.

Nguyen Huu Vinh and Nguyen Thi Minh Thuy are accused of violating Article 258, which carries a maximum seven-year jail sentence.

Vinh is the founder of the widely read Basam blog, which publishes highlights of local press as well as dissident tracts critical of the government.

Basam and its U.S-based managing editor Ngoc Thu have been repeatedly targeted by hackers with suspected links to the Vietnam state over the last 18 months. She said the arrests were "groundless" and insisted that the struggle for basic democratic freedoms in the country would continue.

"Dissident bloggers can be arrested, blogs can be shut down, but they are like wild grass with deep roots that can't be dug up," she wrote in a posting on the blog on Tuesday. "The government cannot control information on the Internet, because no one can control the thoughts of other people."

Vietnam's authoritarian government is under international pressure to respect basic human rights such as free speech and political assembly, but still maintains a tight grip on its citizens. The emergence of the Internet over the past five years has opened up new avenues for political dissent and organization, spooking the country's rulers.

The arrests of the two bloggers were the first reported since June last year. Verdicts against others who had been arrested before have been handed down, and harassment and sometime violent attacks on dissidents have increased over the past year, according to activists and diplomats monitoring the situation.

Last month, the government granted early release to three dissidents, one of which flew directly from prison to the United States, which brokered a deal to secure his release. The unusual move was seen by some as a ploy to help ease ongoing trade negotiations between Hanoi and Washington, which has said that progress on the deal — the-Trans Pacific Partnership — would be hard without human rights improvements.

New York-based Human Rights Watch says that the number of people sentenced in political trials in Vietnam has increased every year since 2010, and that at least 63 people were imprisoned for peaceful political expression last year.


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If you got voltage to the lights the light switch is not burnt out. You can check lights for burnt out by checking them using a good battery. You can also check them with an ohm meter. If they show resistance, they are good. Have you checked the ground return, thru the hood, to the body of the tractor back to the battery ground. A very common problem is that rust in this path of current flow. The swivel of the light mounting is a very common problem area and sometime just turning the light casing around will restore this connection. Using a wire directly from the ground connection to the light ground side will eliminate, or test this connection. I run ground wires to the fender lights as the connection from the fender to the axle is also a problem area of dirt and rust.

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