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18 Best Face Cleansers
Is the No. 1 skin care product from Clinique? Cetaphil? Nope! Read on to find out
Why it's great: A reader with oily skin says, "my skin was absolutely clean, but not dry and tight after use," and she feels that anyone who has oily skin would benefit. This powerful cleanser is effective but "not irritating ... the smell is mild and pleasant, and [it's] great at removing my makeup," writes a reviewer. Another reader expands on the cleanser's perfect balance of dirt-removal and moisture-maintenance, saying, "It deep cleanses my skin without stripping it and has helped get the clogs and breakouts under control."
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Love Mary Kay, Suki, and DHC! Great cleansers!
by GigiSD Sunday, May 5, 2013 at 08:06PM Report as inappropriate
Great suggestions! I keep hearing great things about the dermogica brand so I'm excited to try them!
by Kbhaber Wednesday, March 6, 2013 at 07:28AM Report as inappropriate
by Monique3 Wednesday, February 20, 2013 at 10:21AM Report as inappropriate
I can't afford any of these brands though I am sure they are good.
by emjay Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 10:12AM Report as inappropriate
Really need a new cleanser will have to look into some of these
by Jonealle77 Wednesday, January 23, 2013 at 09:51AM Report as inappropriate
Would have been nice to see more drugstore products.
by amber.flute Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 09:24PM Report as inappropriate
I love LUSH cleansers. Particularly Angels on Bare Skin.
by Psyren Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 09:14PM Report as inappropriate
Great list! Some of the ones at the beginning I don't agree with, but I love the Boscia and Dermologica. I want to try the Suki, Glytone and Aveda Tourmaline! Just with they weren't so spendy.
by Erin4 Tuesday, January 8, 2013 at 01:26PM Report as inappropriate
Clinique never works on my skin
by LittleBunny Saturday, January 5, 2013 at 08:43PM Report as inappropriate
So many. My fav wasn't listed here L"Oreal Revitalift Cream Cleanser
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In him we were also chosen, having been predestined according to the plan of him who works out everything in conformity with the purpose of his will, in order that we, who were the first to hope in Christ, might be for the praise of his glory. —Ephesians 1:11-12 read more
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The voice of my beloved! Behold, he comes leaping upon the mountains, skipping upon the hills. —Song of Solomon 2:8, NKJV read more
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My beloved is like a gazelle or a young stag. Behold, he is standing behind our wall, He is looking through the windows, He is peering through the lattice. My beloved responded and said to me, "Arise, my darling, my beautiful one, and come along." —Song of Solomon 2:9-10, NAS read more
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Until the day breaksand the shadows flee, turn, my lover, and be like a gazelle or like a young stag on the rugged hills. —Song of Solomon 2:17 read more
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On my bed night after night I sought him whom my soul loves; I sought him but did not find him. I must arise now and go about the city; in the streets and in the squares I must seek him whom my soul loves. I sought him but did not find him. The watchmen who make the rounds in the city found me, and I said, "Have you seen him whom my soul loves?" —Song of Solomon 3:1-3, NAS read more
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My son, do not make light of the Lord's discipline, and do not lose heart when he rebukes you, because the Lord disciplines those he loves, and he punishes everyone he accepts as a son. Endure hardship as discipline; God is treating you as sons. For what son is not disciplined by his father? If you are not disciplined (and everyone undergoes discipline), then you are illegitimate children and not true sons. —Hebrews 12:5-8 read more
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Until the day breaks and the shadows flee, I will go to the mountain of myrrh and to the hill of incense. All beautiful you are, my darling; there is no flaw in you. —Song of Solomon 4:6-7 read more
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Therefore, I urge you, brothers, in view of God's mercy, to offer your bodies as living sacrifices, holy and pleasing to God—this is your spiritual act of worship. Do not conform any longer to the pattern of this world, but be transformed by the renewing of your mind. Then you will be able to test and approve what God's will is—his good, pleasing and perfect will. —Romans 12:1-2 read more
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You have ravished my heart, My sister, my spouse; You have ravished my heart with one look of your eyes. —Song of Solomon 4:9, NKJV read more
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But since we belong to the day, let us be self-controlled, putting on faith and love as a breastplate, and the hope of salvation as a helmet. For God did not appoint us to suffer wrath but to receive salvation through our Lord Jesus Christ. —1 Thessalonians 5:8-9 read more

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The following two positions are available at the Cobb County Government.
Equipment Operator
- Full-time position
- Pay: $13.73-21.24 per hour
- Minimum job requirements include:
- High school diploma or GED, supplemented by 3 years experience in medium to heavy equipment operations in public infrastructure development and maintenance and repair;
- Valid Commercial Driver's License; Class A preferred.
Recreation Leader
- Part-time position up to 29 hours per week;
- Pay: $8.32 per hour;
- Minimum job requirements include:
- High school diploma or GED;
- Must be 18 years of age and able to pass a complete background check.
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Each week, Patch puts together a list of local activities and events going on in your area this weekend. Check back weekly and tell us in the comments if you know of any additional activities coming up.
To submit an event in the Columbia Patch events calendar, click on "Events" at the top of the page and then click on the green "Add an event" button on the right side of the page.
Romantic January 2013 Dinner Dance
- Where: Peralynna Manor At Rosehill, 10605 State Route 108, Columbia
- When: Friday, Jan. 18, 7 p.m.
- Description: Romantic dance including food and music.
- Cost: $40
Lil' Acorns Winter Wonder Program
- Where: Robinson Nature Center, 6692 Cedar Ln, Columbia
- When: Saturday, Jan. 19, 10:30 a.m.
- Description: Parents are invited to bring their little ones to learn about winter through song, sensory activities, a puppet show and a short walk through the woods.
- Cost: $7
Bluegrass at One World Coffeehouse
- Where: Unitarian Universalist Congregation of Columbia, 7246 Cradlerock Way, Columbia
- When: Saturday, Jan. 19, 7 p.m.
- Description: Family friendly bluegrass music.
- Cost: $12
Encore at Turf Valley Open House
- Where: Encore At Turf Valley, 11150 Resort Road, Ellicott City
- When: Saturday, Jan. 19, 11 a.m.
- Description: Turf Valley Senior Living facility offers and open house for visitors to see the senior living community and nursing facility.
- Cost: Free
Tea on the Tiber
- Where: 8081 Main St, Ellicott City
- When: Friday, Jan. 18 – Sunday, Jan. 20, 12 -3 p.m.
- Description: Visitors are invited to partake in a traditional English tea.
- Cost: $25
Howard County Restaurant Weeks
- Where: Throughout Howard County
- When: Daily; now through Jan. 28.
- Description: Howard County Restaurant Weeks feature a global theme, with participating restaurants offering fixed-price menus ranging from $10.13-$40.13. See the Howard County Restaurant Weeks website for participating restaurants.
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Accounting Area Doctoral Program
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During the first two years of the program, students take courses in accounting, economics, finance, econometrics, mathematics, and other related disciplines. In addition, they also learn programming skills and become familiar with various accounting and business institutions. The latter two activities are pursued through a series of mini-projects outside the course structure. The details of these classes and projects are available to admitted students.
Michigan is a top ranked university in all areas of graduate education. As a result, the range of classes offered here is both thorough and extensive. The faculty and senior students will help each entering student create a schedule of courses best suited for him or her.
The classroom and institutional learning sets the foundations for a first year paper. The paper's proposal is due by the end of the first year, and the paper itself by the end of the first summer. Students present the paper to the faculty in the fall of their second year and receive feedback. The goal of the paper is to introduce the student to the concept of research.
At the end of the second year, students provide another proposal for a second-year paper. The actual paper is due by the end of the second summer. Students present the paper to the faculty in the fall of their third year and receive feedback. The goal of the second paper is to develop in the student the maturity needed to conduct original research. In addition, the students take the preliminary written exam at the end of their second summer.
These complete the requirements for candidacy. The remainder of the program is devoted to collaborative research with other students and faculty as well as successful completion of the dissertation.


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School Groups:
11,500 students and chaperones from schools in Baldwin and Mobile counties have visited the zoo during the 2007-2008 school year. We offer discounted admissions to the zoo for school groups. Each reservation includes an educational animal program for students. Keepers give an informal talk about the animals they are presenting to the students. The animal is then taken through the audience to allow everyone to get a closer look at them. Educational programs are also tailored to accommodate special needs groups. Please call us at 251.968.4910 to set up a reservation.
Job Shadowing:
The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo supports Baldwin and Mobile County schools participating in the Educational Job Shadowing Program. Students "shadow" staff members around and observe workers in action. They also participate "hands on" by doing some of the work of the employee they are job shadowing. Job Shadowing programs consist of as little as four hours in one day up to a full school week.
Off Site Programs:
Out-reach programs include visits to schools, churches, assisted living centers and city-sponsored special events. Zoo keepers escort animals to special events, offering the public an opportunity to see and learn about exotic animals outside the zoo environment.
Zoo Camp
A week long educational day camp is offered to children 5 to 12 years old. The camp is held annually during the third full week of June. The program is conducted by a volunteer staff of certified school teachers. Children learn about exotic animals, enjoy games and animal-related activities, and participate in hands-on projects.
Susan B. McInnis Educational Facility:
This facility is currently under construction. When opened, the facility will accommodate animal related educational programs and will include a multimedia center with computers and televisions, class rooms, a reference library and an animal artifacts museum.
The Alabama Gulf Coast Zoo relies solely on admissions, memberships and contributions to remain in business. The local community and businesses have been generous in donating money, building supplies and services in years past. Substantial on-going funding through sponsorships, grants, and endowments from major corporations did not exist before 1998. These additional sources of revenue are now being actively pursued to ensure the zoo's longevity.


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LAUREL COUNTY, Ky. — Spotting a vehicle she did not recognize in the back of her mother's home caused suspicion for a Laurel woman on Monday afternoon.
But the man driving the truck realized that he had been seen, and promptly jumped into his vehicle and drove away.
The woman, however, was not deterred, and chased the truck along the roadway on Feltner Steer Road off Twin Branch Road, seven miles east of London. The woman's intentions were to get the license plate number and give that information to police to help identify the man.
But her plan came to an abrupt halt when the man driving the vehicle jumped out, confronted the woman, and assaulted her before driving off again. The woman was able to take pictures of the truck, the man and the license plate tag with her cell phone before the man fled the scene the second time.
Now the Laurel County Sheriff's Office is seeking information on the driver of the pickup, which is described as an older model black Chevrolet with a Kentucky coal license plate. It has a blue section on its rear tail gate.
The man was wearing a ball cap and had a large watch on his left wrist. He is considered to be dangerous.
The public's help is needed to identify the location of the pickup, the name of the suspect and his location. Anyone with information is urged to contact the Laurel County Sheriff's Office at (606) 864-6600 or Laurel Dispatch at (606) 878-7000. Callers may remain anonymous.


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If you are looking for a nice looking, inexpensive, functional piece of furniture made for a light usage situation then this will work. Although it is not solid wood, it is rather sturdy. I have a TV sitting on it with the components on the shelf and it works fine. It would work fine for a buffet with some dish storage too. The doors, however, do not fit properly and have to be closed in tandem to fit flat. Assembly was not difficult but took about an hour because in one place the connections did not fit properly and all the connections must be accurately placed for a strong connection. I think it will be fine for a few years where I have it but I would not recommend its use where children will be opening and closing the doors.
The instructions came with missing pages so we had to guess how to put it together. Once it was together, we noticed the front door of the cabinet was horrible scratched.
Was missing some parts. Also had to request some replacement piecse because of either damage, scratches or poor paint job. The only reason I did not return the cabinet is because it was the only thing I could find that would fit in the area I put it in and hold what I needed without it costing a lot more money. Also, the brown color is a solid "painted" brown with absolutley no variation in color. I do have to say that the company did ship out the replacement parts very quickly and without question and they packaged the replacement pieces very carefully.
I've been looking for a cabinet that was thin (depth-wise) to fit in my kitchen. I am so thankful I found this because it's been exhausting trolling the internet for the exact measurements (and price) I needed. This cabinet was perfect and fit my budget! The search is over and I'm happy with this product. It's a great space saver and it pretty cute when assembled. It took about 3 hours, by myself, to put this together, but take into account that an hour of that was carefully unwrapping all the pieces, organizing it, and checking it off the list to confirm you have all the parts needed for assembly. For someone that isn't a fan of puzzles or constructing things, I can see putting this together will be a job. The instructions are condensed, so you really have to pay attention to each diagram to see the details of the instructions. There are no words in the instruction manual. The very last steps are kind of trial an error because you may ask yourself, "does this piece go this way or that way because I can't really tell from the picture" (the front wood piece under the top)...but you can easily figure it out by trial and error. It's not that hard. I had a dilemma when I put the top piece on and I noticed it had a couple dings. The box was packaged perfectly, so it was probably put in the box damaged. I got on the Overstock Chat and they were able to help me out very quickly. They simply sent me another top! YES!!! What a great resolution!!!!! If I would have bought this anywhere else, I would have probably had to repackage the darn thing and have them send me out replacement. That's a bunch of hassle I was spared. Thank you! I just got the new top piece within a few days and the Overstock Representative kept me informed through the entire process. I give Overstock lots of credit for being swift and efficient. Hey, as a customer, problems may arise..it's how they handle it. I'm a fan.
I am very satified with the product and have had some compliements on how nice it looks. I have a rather large kitchen and it works well for storing large items such as pressure cooker and bread maker
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It arrived in a thousand pieces. Directions were poor and "wood" split when trying to put it together. It ended up in the ditch for the garbage man to pick up. Complete waste of time and money!
There is a lot to do to put this together and would work better if there were two people.
Purchased for my daughter and son in law as Christmas gift. Took my husband better part of day to assemble. Had to glue some parts, but it turned out great. They loved it and started filling it as soon as we gave it to them.
This is one of the worst products that I have ordered from overstock I have been very pleased over the years. This product has no wood no where. When putting together screw holes split. Not difficult to put together but not a great product worthy of overstock. Parts and screws missing. And product corners snashed during delivery I assume could have come from factory this way. Not what it seem. Would like a refund. Discarded to trash as it is.
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By Robert J.
Klitzman Guest columnist
---- — Having been in the awesome profession of education for 43 years (my entire adult life), I can say with confidence you cannot separate yourself from the tenets of the profession that you love overnight.
At least I know I cannot. As I watch and/or read the daily news and just observe the world around me, I automatically and naturally react to what I observe as it relates to or impacts education. It is with that backdrop that I feel compelled to offer my perspective on the recent episode of the television show "Glee" which dealt with the death of one of the cast members.
Naturally the writers and producers had to find a way to write that character out of the show. How they decided to write him out is my concern.
In full disclosure, I must say that I have not been a regular watcher of "Glee," usually watching just a few minutes of it, then only on an intermittent basis. "Glee" is based on the many trials and tribulations high school students supposedly face. The target audience is naturally high school students, with the age range expanded somewhat at both ends of the spectrum.
The show just doesn't work for me, having lived the reality of school life for students every day. I have absolutely no problem with a show dealing with school — I really enjoyed watching Mr. Kotter do his magic in the classroom.
The episode of "Glee" that dealt with the cast member's death aired in October, while the actual death occurred in July. It is the way the death was handled in the October episode that I struggle with from an educational point of view.
Actor Cory Monteith tragically died of a drug overdose with alcohol also involved in July. That is a well-documented fact. The producers and writers of Glee chose to deal with the character's death by not addressing the cause or circumstances of the death at all. Rather, the only specific reference to the death was for the character's sister to say, "How he died is not important, he was my brother."
This award-winning show had a tremendous opportunity for a big time teachable moment for all of the high school students nationwide to be told, via this show, that drugs kill. Drugs can kill anyone who abuses them. It doesn't matter if you are rich, poor, young, old, even the star of a television show, as well as people we know in our own family, friends, and classmates.
Teachable moments can come at any time and in many forms. This particular moment would have been an ideal time to drive home the realities of drug abuse. I am sad the opportunity to have some good come out of this horrible situation was missed.
What made this all just a little worse for me were the newscasters who actually praised the writers for the way they handled this touching issue. Why? The death was indeed tragic, senseless, and 100 percent preventable. Why not try to turn that tragedy into something for all viewers to learn from? Why not use this platform to provide a little guidance?
I am one who firmly believes that adults, all of us, need to look for, seek out, and use those teachable moments for our children and young adults. Those in the entertainment business most often let the profit motive – money — dictate how they write plots. Their job is to sell stuff and make lots of money.
We, too, can use the concept of profit motive in dealing with our children. Our profit however is the health, well being, and quality education we must ensure for our children because "Kids Are Our Future!"
Robert J. Klitzman is the former superintendent of Eastern Pulaski Community Schools.


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---- — Everyone is invited to enjoy a free meal and fellowship every Monday at Faith United Methodist Church on Highway 5 South near John Deere.
Meals are available from 5-6 p.m. Rides are no longer being offered at the present time.
The menu for Monday will be ham, cheese tortellini, salads garlic bread, strawberry shortcake with milk, lemonade, water, coffee or tea to drink.
First Evangelical Lutheran Church will host this meal.
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Availability: Hotel Carlton, a Joie de Vivre Boutique Hotel
Deluxe Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Standard Room, 2 Double Beds, City ViewMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Superior Room, 1 King BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Superior Room, 1 Queen BedMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Superior Room, 2 Double BedsMax Occupancy: 4 guests (up to 2 children, 2 infants)
Standard Room, 1 Queen Bed, City ViewMax Occupancy: 3 guests (up to 1 child, 1 infant)
Historic San Francisco hotel near Union Square
Near cable car
Built in 1927, this 9-story downtown San Francisco hotel is 3 blocks from the California St cable car line, 6 blocks from Union Square, and 8 blocks from Chinatown and 9 blocks from Civic Center.
Free WiFi, wine reception
Complimentary evening wine receptions are held in Hotel Carlton's lobby nightly. Complimentary wireless Internet access is available throughout.
Global influences
All 161 non-smoking guestrooms at Hotel Carlton feature Tibetan mountain-themed art, hand-painted Moroccan tables, ceiling fans, and marble-top desks.Information missing or incorrect? Tell us!
Hotel Carlton, a Joie de Vivre Boutique Hotel Amenities
- General
This San Francisco hotel offers a 24-hour business center, meeting rooms, and complimentary wireless Internet access throughout. A complimentary wine reception is held nightly in the lobby amid the hotel's collection of international art and artifacts, which showcase cross-cultural design from Africa, India, Nepal and Asia.
The sleek Arabic-fusion restaurant, Saha, serves breakfast on weekends, and dinner Tuesday through Saturday. Guests receive discounted access to a nearby fitness center. Valet parking is available 6 AM-midnight.
- Concierge services
- Use of nearby fitness center (discount)
- Restaurant
- Breakfast available (surcharge)
- Meeting rooms
- Multilingual staff
- 24-hour front desk
- Porter/bellhop
- Total number of rooms - 161
- Number of floors - 9
- Dry cleaning/laundry service
- Fireplace in lobby
- Elevator/lift
- Valet parking (surcharge)
- Year Built 1927
- Smoke-free property
- Luggage storage
- Conference space size (meters) - 70
- Complimentary reception
- 24-hour business center
- Conference space size (feet) - 750
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Free Wi-Fi
- Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Internet
Available in all rooms: Free Wi-Fi
Available in some public areas: Free Wi-Fi , Wired (high-speed) Internet access - surcharge
- Parking
Valet parking (surcharge)
- Room Amenities
- Premium TV channels
- Ceiling fan
- Phone
- Coffee/tea maker
- Designer toiletries
- Bathrobes
- Hair dryer
- Shower/tub combination
- Cable TV service
- In-room safe (laptop compatible)
- Iron/ironing board
- Desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Rollaway/extra beds available
- Flat-panel TV
- Free Wi-Fi
- iPod docking station
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Dining
Saha - This Middle Eastern-style restaurant serves Arabic-fusion cuisine in a sleek space with dark-wood floors, bright red-lacquer seats, and red-leather upholstery. House specialties include Saha's own red curry served with stuffed acorn squash and tofu, classic Moroccan couscous, and lamb tagine with prunes and almonds. Open for brunch Saturdays 9 AM to 12 PM, Sunday 9 AM to 2 PM. Open for dinner Tuesday to Saturday, 6 PM to 10:30 PM.
- Recreation
The hotel does not have its own fitness facilities, but guests receive discounted access to a fitness center three blocks away.
Public 18-hole golf courses within five miles of the hotel include the Presidio Golf Club and the Lincoln Park Golf Course. Three miles away, Golden Gate Park has walking and running trails, a children's playground, gardens, and tennis courts. Ocean beaches, including Seal Rock, are five miles from the hotel.
The recreational activities listed below are available either on site or near the hotel; fees may apply.
- Golfing nearby
- Accessibility
To make requests for specific accessibility needs, complete the "Special or Accessibility Requests" section of "Trip Preferences" when you book your hotel.
- Accessible path of travel
- Accessible bathroom
- Roll-in shower
- Accessible parking
- In-room accessibility
- Accessibility equipment for the deaf
- Braille or raised signage
Hotel Carlton, a Joie de Vivre Boutique Hotel Policies & Fees
- Check-in
Minimum check-in age is 18
Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out
Check-out time is noon
- Payment types
Accepted at this hotel: American Express, Diners Club, Discover, JCB International, MasterCard, Visa
- Pets
Pets allowed
- General
Extra-person charges may apply and vary depending on hotel policy.
Government-issued photo identification and a credit card or cash deposit are required at check-in for incidental charges.
Special requests are subject to availability upon check-in and may incur additional charges. Special requests cannot be guaranteed.
- Fees
- The following fees and deposits are charged by the property at time of service, check-in, or check-out.
The above list may not be comprehensive. Fees and deposits may not include tax and are subject to change.
- Valet parking fee: USD 35 per day (in/out privileges)
- A pet fee will be charged
- Rollaway bed fee: USD 20 per night
- Additional Details
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Awards & Affiliations
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- A Green / Sustainable Property - Third Party CertifiedThis property participates in LEED Gold, a third-party certification program that has been independently certified. Third-party certification measures the property's impact on one or more of the following: environment, community, cultural-heritage, the local economy. An objective assessment of a company's sustainable tourism practices has been performed at this property by an auditor who is independent of the third-party certification program.


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Of the annual awards in 59 categories to be presented May 6 when the James Beard Foundation announces winners at New York's Avery Fisher Hall, L.A. chefs received only four nominations.
Four out of 59, and two of them are included in the same nomination. Jon Shook and Vinny Dotolo, who co-own Animal and Son of a Gun, are nominated for Best Chef West. And Suzanne Goin of Lucques and Nancy Silverton of Pizzeria Mozza are competing for Outstanding Chef. Which prompts the question that comes up every year among L.A. fooderati: Are Southern California chefs overlooked?


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It's Wednesday, and you are halfway through the week…
Weather: Storms overnight. The morning and afternoon will be nice, with highs in the upper 70s. But things change for the worse after midnight, as storms move into the area. Lows will be in the middle 50s with an 80 percent chance of storms. Things will clear out by rush hour tomorrow.
Raucous debate. President Obama and Gov. Mitt Romney went at it in full force in the second of three presidential debates Wednesday. Obama was anything but lethargic coming off his universally-panned performance in the first outing, but Romney didn't back down in the town-hall style event at Hofstra University in New York. Opinions of who won and who lost were mixed in after-debate "flash polls," with most giving the president a very slight advantage.
Birmingham Board of Education president out. Edward Maddox will resign as the leader of the city school board after he was arrested on charges that he used his position for personal financial gain, or for the gain of a family member. The resignation is part of a deal with state prosecutors, who charged Maddox with voting to increase the salary of his daughter, a city schools employee, when he should have abstained; Maddox is also accused of voting for funds to be given to a charity he runs.
Sports: Tigers in control. Justin Verlander pitched eight scoreless innings as Detroit won Game 3 of the American League Championship Series 2-1 over New York, giving the Tigers a 3-0 lead over the Yankees… Soccer: The United States moves on to the "hexagonal series" of qualifying for the CONCACAF qualifying spots for the 2014 World Cup, thanks to a 3-1 win over Guatemala in the first round of qualifying. Clint Dempsey scored two goals. The Americans move on to the CONCACAF finals, where the top three out of six teams move on to Brazil.


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Blast from the past
The lead item that appeared in this space Sunday about Rick Nemet hit home with an old friend.
Roger Wesely, one of the many guys I pretty much grew up with as a kid in Jefferson, was caught off-guard with the item in which I wrote about Rick Nemet being the homeplate umpire for the Division II state championship game between Newark Licking Valley and Springfield Kenton Ridge back on June 8 at Firestone Stadium in Akron.
Wesely, who graduated a year before me from Jefferson in 1980, watched Nemet coach me and my teammates to the Grand River Conference championship his senior year, with our pal and his classmate, Steve Locy, making a heads-up, game-saving play during a showdown with Southington at the since-demolished old Falcon Gym.
This message showed up in my inbox Sunday morning:
Hey, Don,
Hope all is well. Just read your column on Rick Nemet.
Licking Valley is my school district. I've watched the game twice and paid no attention to the umpire, which means he must have done a good job.
Now, I'll have to watch a third time.
Take care, bud.
Which shows not only how small this world is, but also that the old adage is without question true — the best compliment that can be paid to an umpire, referee or official of any type is, "we didn't notice you."
On a side note, perhaps Major League Baseball umpires and NBA referees, especially the likes of Joey Crawford, should be reminded of that.
Name game
I've asked for your help, Loyal Readers, in obtaining information on some men from these parts a few times in the last couple of weeks.
In case you missed it, here's the list, with one addendum:
William A. Babcock.
- Sherman Montgomery "Snapper" Kennedy.
- Ed Moyer.
- Effie Norton.
- Charlie Hazen Morton.
- Harley Payne (the new guy).
- Samuel Beryl "Doc" Raltston.
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The thing I love about the career management business is that I have the opportunity to provide services to all ages spanning all generations. In my work with Baby Boomers, one of the frequently cited reasons for not finding a job is this: "I am too old – no one wants to hire me." Here is a recent story about a Baby Boomer client who received corporate-sponsored outplacement services. We worked together for several sessions. Below is her success story – in her own words:
I did it – so can you!
Are you a Baby Boomer? Do you believe you are not hirable if you are past a certain age? Do you wonder how to even go about looking for a job? I did, too! It's not as hard as you might think. A few easy steps and you, too, can have your ideal job!
1. Develop a list of what you enjoy, do well and would like to do in the future.
2. Ask yourself tough questions: What are you called to do? What is your mission in life?
3. Make a list of places you would like to work.
4. Create a powerhouse résumé to showcase your talents.
5. Go to the interview believing you already have the job.
And, when you get the job offer call, you will say (like the commercial): THAT WAS EASY!
So how long, might you wonder, did it take the above-referenced Baby Boomer to find a job in an intensely competitive job market? Less than 48 hours! Less than 2 days! Less than 2,880 minutes!
She applied online (based upon a referral) at approximately 8:00 P.M. on a Monday evening; had an interview at 4:00 P.M. the next day and by 4:15 P.M. the following day (Wednesday), received a job offer which she accepted upon negotiation of terms agreeable to both parties. My client is one happily employed Baby Boomer and her new employer can't wait for her to start!
"Give me six hours to chop down a tree and I will spend the first four sharpening the axe." ~ Abraham Lincoln


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By Joy Hampton
The Norman Transcript
NORMAN — Oklahoma City has its own water shortage problems these days. For Norman and the conservators of Lake Thunderbird, that means OKC has no water to sell.
No one's surprised, given the recent news that low levels at Lake Hefner have put the boating season on the skids and draws by OKC on Canton Lake could cause fishkills.
Still, with the drought entering its third year, officials hoped to purchase raw water from the Atoka line to augment Lake Thunderbird.
The Central Oklahoma Master Conservancy District, which manages Thunderbird, learned recently that no water is currently available from Oklahoma City's Atoka line, which runs near the east Norman lake.
Members of Oklahoma's Washington delegation, in particular Rep. Tom Cole, R-Moore, and Sen. Jim Inhofe, R-Tulsa, were successful in passing a bill to allow COMCD to bring in outside water to Lake Thunderbird.
Oklahoma lawmakers had tried to get some form of that bill through in previous years and didn't succeed until last session. The victory may have come a year too late to help Thunderbird and Norman through the current drought.
District Manager Randy Worden said COMCD is moving forward with plans to tap the Atoka line, but OKC has said it cannot sell water to augment Thunderbird.
"They don't have any (water) to give us at this time," Worden said. "That's their system, they need to take care of their customers first, and I certainly understand that."
Worden said COMCD will focus on conservation and reuse.
"That will be several years away," Worden said of using reclaimed wastewater to augment lake levels. "We're preceding on with reuse, but that's a slow process."
The Atoka tap will take some time as well.
"We have to execute a contract with Oklahoma City and I have to hire an engineer to design the facilities and submit those to Oklahoma City for approval," he said. "Once that's done, we'll hire a contractor to make the connection."
According to the National Weather Service, Norman received less than an inch of precipitation on Monday.
"We're thankful for all we get, but it won't have much effect on the lake level," Worden said.
The lake level remains down nearly 8 feet below the conservation pool, which is about 62 percent full.
COMCD in January asked its water customers — Norman, Del City and Midwest City — to reduce allotments by 10 percent. Norman has instituted mandatory water conservation, including even-odd watering as a result, but the cool winter months are not high-use times. Usage in winter runs nearly one-third of high-usage marks in the summer heat. The coming summer is the greatest concern for city leaders.
"There's no question that the most important near-term strategy we as a community need to embrace is stricter conservation," Norman Mayor Cindy Rosenthal said. "We will be looking at all possible means of communicating the importance of conservation to our customers."
The city has asked the Oklahoma Department of Environmental Quality to allow it to use reclaimed water from the wastewater treatment plant on the city's compost. Reclaimed water is higher in nitrogen than drinking water, which is an added bonus to the gallons of drinking water that would be saved. The city already uses reclaimed water for foam suppression, washing weirs and lubricating pump seals at the sewer treatment plant.
"That saves us about 13 million gallons a month," Utilities Director Ken Komiske said.
"The city is aggressively looking at ways to get our operations off the potable water supply," Rosenthal said. "We've had successes already, but we're going to have to double-down and do even more."
DEQ has responded to the city's request to use reclaimed water on the city compost. The agency sent six questions to the city and also included some suggestions.
"We'll submit the answer along with a formal application," Komiske said.
Norman is also negotiating with Del City to purchase part of that city's allocation from Lake Thunderbird.
"Our attorneys are working with Del City attorneys on that. We do have a draft contract with Del City, and the council is expected to discuss it next Tuesday," Komiske said. That discussion is slated for a non-voting city council study session.
While a contract with Del City could help support Norman's annual usage from the lake, it will not provide daily emergency water when usage peaks. Emergency water has been supplied by OKC in the past. That water is already treated.
"When demand exceeds our treatment capacity, we buy water from Oklahoma City," Komiske said.
If OKC is unable to supply Norman with emergency water this summer, residents will face more conservation restrictions. Exceeding capacity would create low water pressure, Komiske said.
Joy Hampton
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- In a large bowl, stir together the eggs, milk, yogurt and oil until well blended. Combine the flour, baking powder, baking soda, salt and cinnamon, stir into the milk mixture until smooth. Fold in chopped apple.
- Heat a lightly oiled griddle or frying pan over medium high heat. Pour or scoop the batter onto the griddle, using approximately 1/4 cup for each cake. Cook until bubbles form in the cakes and the bottoms are golden brown. Flip and cook the other side. Serve warm with syrup or jam.
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This is a delicious and easy recipe! We are always watching those calories, so I am an avid modifier. I give this 5 stars after these modifications: substitute 2/3 of the oil with apple sauce, use 1/4 cup eggbeaters for every egg, use low or no-fat yogurt, use skim milk. This brings the fat% to less than 15% without hurting the flavor. Using whole wheat instead of all purpose flour will increase the fiber 3-fold and adds a robust flavor. I grind my own which means that it is fresh & chocked full of extra flavor & nutrients, too. Whole wheat has fewer calories and more protein, too. Addressing the comments of others, we thought the cinnamon was not overpowering -- in fact I might add more next time. It only took minutes to prepare, just the time to quickly peel an apple which is a breeze with the good peeler Santa brought me. And as far as knowing when to turn the pancakes, give them a little shove with the spatula -- if they easily move around, you can safely turn them. If they seem to be cooking too fast, turn the heat down a little. I found that medium high, but more towards medium than high was the best setting for me after making all of these changes.
Oh my goodness! These are so good! I substituted 1 cup of flour for oats for extra fiber and added the remaining amount of flour. I used applesauce instead of oil, and I added about a half teaspon of apple pie spice. I used light plain yogurt. And instead of chopping my apple, I grated it. I also added artificial sweetner to the batter. If you choose to use sugar, try with about 1 tablespoon at first.
These were very good pancakes! I found the cinnamon to be the perfect amt (it is my signature spice) and instead of chopping an apple, I grated it into the batter. Plus, I'm not sure why other people thought this is a time-consuming recipe because it only took me minutes to make. My ONLY complaint is that they were not as fluffy as other pancakes I've made before. Still, I would make this again and I loved the way my house smelled from these! Thanks Bonnie!
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- Calories
- 368 cal
- 18%
- Fat
- 13.3 g
- 21%
- Carbs
- 50.1 g
- 16%
- Protein
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- 24%
- Cholesterol
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- 26%
- Sodium
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- 14%
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Forced to spend a sinister night there in the site of Barrow Hill, you must investigate what is happening to the local people and why an archeological dig has created so much unrest and hostility among the local community.
Beekyr is a side-scrolling shooter for PC, iOS, and Android. Lead a bee through fields, trees, forests, rivers, waterfalls, jungles and caves to avenge his queen and hive from the nasty wasp queens and their soldiers.
Gods Will Be Watching is a point-and-click thriller centered on despair, commitment, and sacrifice. You must face moral dilemmas that will affect both the lives of your team and the people you're are sworn to protect.
Cook, Serve, Delicious is a restaurant sim that centers on an old, worn down restaurant. You are given complete control to bring the restaurant back to its old five star status of world class dining.
Corridor 7 is a first-person shooter, created on the Wolfenstein 3D engine, and released in 1995. The player takes control of a lone soldier who has infiltrated an alien invaded military base.
Empire Earth II is a RTS that was released for PC in 2005. The game features 15 periods of time, 14 different civilizations, as well as 3 playable campaigns, and several other playable scenarios.
Crown of the Sunken King is the first piece of DLC for Dark Souls II. Embark on a journey to reclaim a crown that Drangleic's King Vendrick once owned. This perilous quest will lead you through entirely new areas.
Dead Lab is a short indie horror FPS game. You wake alone deep underground in a lab. As you wander through the halls of the lab, you discover the horrors of the events that occurred before your wake.
Contraption Maker is a Rube Goldberg game from the creators of the original Incredible Machine. Solve puzzles involving ridiculous chain reactions full of hamster motors, trampolines, alligators, cats, and more.
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The Johnstown Tomahawks have only been playing for four months, but they've already made a bit of hockey history in a city loaded with it.
Tickets for the Tomahawks Charity Classic, which will feature players from the Junior A Tier II club as well as locked-out National Hockey League players, sold out in seven minutes on Friday morning, according to the Tomahawks.
"It was probably the fastest sellout in 72 years of hockey in Johnstown, from what I've been told," said Jean Desrochers, the Tomahawks director of business operations.
Tom Grenell, acting general manager of Cambria County War Memorial Arena, said it's the fastest sellout in the history of the 63-year-old building, which now seats about 4,000.
Grenell knew that the $25 tickets would be in demand, so he allowed fans to stay in the arena lobby overnight so they wouldn't have to wait outside in the cold to get tickets for the game, which is expected to feature nine members of the Penguins as well as former Penguin Jordan Staal.
Fans such as Ashlyn Devlin and Carrie Rager took full advantage of the opportunity.
The 16-year-olds from Ferndale were first in line, as they arrived at 8 p.m. Thursday.
Devlin, who describes herself as "a diehard Pens fan," couldn't contain her excitement upon finding out that some of her favorite players are going to hit the ice in Johnstown.
"I literally threw my phone," she said.
Amanda Pribulsky, 22, of Ferndale, had just as much trouble controlling her emotions.
"I literally squealed," Pribulsky said, noting that such a reaction was frowned upon in the restaurant where she was working.
Pribulsky and Ashley Layton, 21, of Johnstown, arrived an hour later than Devlin and Rager, but still had to find ways to keep themselves entertained for 11 hours.
"I played cards, painted my nails, played on my phone," Layton said. "I didn't sleep at all."
Curtis Hankins, 28, drove an hour and a half from his home in Brookville, Jefferson County, and got in line at midnight. The tickets weren't just for him, however. He planned to bring his brother and girlfriend with him.
"I think my girlfriend's more excited than me," he said. "She never liked hockey before, but I brought her to a Tomahawks game last month."
The people who waited in line all night walked away happy, but not all of the fans who tried to get tickets were pleased about the demand. A number of people commented on The Tribune-Democrat's Facebook page that they could not order tickets online through Ticketmaster.
Bob Kormanik, 70, of Geistown, said that he tried to buy tickets online, but couldn't.
"At 10:00, there were no tickets available," said Kormanik, who then came to the arena to try to buy tickets in person.
"How could they sell 4,000 tickets by then? They want to promote events in Johnstown and then things like this happen."
Some presale tickets were available on Thursday, although the Tomahawks did not say how many.
"We gave priority to season-ticket holders and sponsors," Desrochers said. "We encourage people to be part of the Tomahawks family and to be season-ticket holders and take advantage of the benefits."
The remainder of the tickets went on sale at 10 a.m. Friday. Grenell said that 70 percent of the tickets sold on Friday were allotted for customers who came to the arena.
The other 30 percent were sold online or via phone.
So while the game was "sold out" shortly after 10 a.m., fans at the arena who had already been in line were still able to get tickets a half-hour later. It was estimated that between 200 and 300 fans came to the arena, although not all of them were able to purchase tickets.
Desrochers said he understood that some fans were upset at missing out on the game, which benefits the Pittsburgh Kids Foundation-Haiti and the Johnstown Tomahawks Foundation, but that he didn't receive too much negative feedback.
"For the most part, it was positive," he said. "It was disappointing for people who are not able to go to this game. That just signifies how significant this game is."
Grenell also heard from some upset fans, but said that the event is great for the Tomahawks, the arena and the city of Johnstown.
"We take the criticism to heart. We take it seriously," he said.
"However, I stand very proudly as a representative of the arena. We supported the people that stepped up and bought in (by coming to the arena early)."
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Some churches say Baptism is optional, but the New Testament teaches it is integral to the life of faith.
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The Pennsylvania Department of Transportation will hold a public meeting on Thursday, Nov. 29 to update the community on the Route 202 (Poole's Corner) intersection improvement project in Doylestown Borough, Doylestown and Buckingham townships, Bucks County.
The public meeting will be held from 6:30 p.m. to 8 p.m. at the Doylestown Township Building, 425 Wells Road, Doylestown.
Staff from PennDOT and its design team will be present to provide an overview of the project and address questions and concerns.
The proposed project calls for:
- realigning the intersection of State Street and Route 202 to create a T-intersection
- widenening the intersection of Route 313 (Swamp Road) and Route 202 to provide left and right turn lanes;
- widenening Route 202 between Route 313 (Swamp Road) and Mechanicsville Road to provide shoulders.
The project is currently in final design and is expected to start construction in fall 2013 and finish in late 2014.


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hi right now im lifting pretty heavy monday through friday, and with the weekends off. Can someone tell me if this looks good as a routine to follow? im currently bulking, and i want strength as well as size. lemme know what you guys and girls think
Monday - Back
Tuesday - Shoulders/traps
Wednesday - Chest
Thursday - Biceps/Triceps
Friday - Legs
The exercises are basically the same ones covered in WBB #1, mon/wed/fri i dead/bench/squat, respectively.. i am just curious as to whether this is a good routine for five times a week or if anyone might know of a better one.. Thanks
Its fine.
I'd separate some stuff a little more, like this:
That way, you aren't pushing 2 days in a row.
Squats work better than supplements.
"You know, if I thought like that, I'd never put more than one plate on the bar for anything, I'd never use bands or chains, I'd never squat to parallel or below, and I'd never let out the slightest grunt when I lift. At some point in your lifting career (assuming you're planning on getting reasonably strong and big), you're going to have to accept that most people think you are some kind of freak." -Sensei
"You're wrong, and I have a completely irrelevant pubmed abstract that may or may not say so." - Belial
I has a blog.
I has a facebook.
i can work with that, i really should have mentioned that i play soccer every wednesday, which is the main reason i had them seperated like that in the first place.. so legs i probably couldnt do wednesday, though i suppose i could switch it with back day.. running still can toll your lower back after a heavy deadlifting day though, so who knows.. i can give it a shot


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A stale relationship, a woman's spiritual awakening, a distant father who cares more about his art than his family—Terry Miles's latest takes these tropes and combines them in fascinating ways. Grace (Lauren Lee Smith) is vulnerable and dissatisfied, open to inspiration, but having a hard time finding any. It's certainly not coming from her marriage: husband Ben (Ben Cotton) is a bubbly urban professional, genial but oblivious. She's also the daughter of John Laurentian, a giant of art cinema, and when he passes away she decides to curate a retrospective of his films. This brings her into contact with Adam (Kett Turton), a neighbour in her building and a longtime devotee of her dad's work. Her project is the start of a journey, but one without a clear destination.
The film is strong on detail: every social situation, every behavioural quirk, every peripheral particular that we see rings true. And, as with the best realist films, there's a foundation of mystery beneath the surface. Men and women, money and power, cinema and life—in this tangle of relationships some things are resolved and others remain elusive. Grace's travails are often funny and always poignant; her struggle to define herself is small-scale, but heroic nevertheless.


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Real estate investing company, JWB group, has added discount properties for investors to review online. The national portfolio now available includes more Florida homes for sale.
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One guy, he stopped and asked just what was going on; he was a little worried about what was going on, said Rock Hill Police Department Det. Phil Tripp, one of the organizers. He left, then circled back. He dropped in $20.
He was a combat veteran. Said he just got back from Iraq. Thats the kind of people we have around here great.
In 2010, when the officers from area departments who do an annual Special Olympics Torch Run fundraiser banded together to do the rooftop the first time, more than $6,000 was raised.
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It's been a long and interesting road getting got this point, but this year's Annual Tops In Texas Rodeo – now in its 51st year – is in motion and expected to be a great success, a representative said Thursday.
This year's rodeo runs May 15 through May 18.
"This year was a trying year," explained Byron Underwood, rodeo association president. "We went through a lot of struggle."
Underwood, who serves as rodeo president and Precinct 4 Cherokee County Commissioner, was speaking to more than 30 members of the Jacksonville Kiwanis Club at a Thursday lunch meeting . His remarks drew enthusiastic applause.
During his remarks, Underwood referenced the recent recovery of the rodeo grounds by the city from bankrupt Lon Morris College.
The city deeded the rodeo grounds to Lon Morris College with specific considerations in April 2009.
The rodeo's future started to look dim when officials with auctioneer company Ameribid accidentally sold the rodeo grounds and related city property to a high bidder during a January auction. Rather than fix the problem themselves, they passed it on to federal bankruptcy judge to resolve.
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Friends of the High Line and AOL celebrated the opening of Section 2 of the High Line.
This past Tuesday night, the School of American Ballet
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A Benefit Dinner and dance were held in the school's studios at Lincoln Center followed the performance. More than 600 arts patrons, corporate supporters and New York's social world attended.
SAB Students
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Jack Watters.
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Chelsea Clinton.
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Laura Zeckendorf.
Past sponsors have included Tiffany & Co. and Movado.
Peter, Isabelle, and Eliza Malkin, Monica Dodge, and Jessica Stein
John Bradbury, Barbara Vogelstein, Fran Fergusson, and Susan Rod Perkins
Louisa Swain
More than 900 attended the performance (600 of whom attended the dinner afterwards). Among those attending:
Chelsea Clinton and Marc Mezvinksy, Coco and Arie Kopelman, Liz Peek, Paige Bluhdorn, Sterling Hyltin
(New York City Ballet),
Sasha Galantic, Maria Kowroski
(New York City Ballet),
Janie Taylor
Sebastien Marcovici
Amsale Aberra, Jill and Harry Kargman, Teresa Reichlen
Rachel Heller, Dr. Amiya Prasad, Jack Watters
(Corporate Chair),
Adrienne and Ghighi Vittadini, Susan Fales-Hill, Peter Martins and Darci Kistler, Marjorie Van Dercook
(Executive Director, SAB),
Duane Hampton, Liz McCreery, Laura Zeckendorf, Albert Evans, Mary Snow, Julia Koch, Jack Waters, Jock Soto
(SAB Teacher and former New York City Ballet Principal dancer).
THE SCHOOL OF AMERICAN BALLET is the preeminent academy for classical dance in the United States. Faculty, students and alumni all share an ethos of rigor, passion and professionalism. The School is shaped by the artistic principles of founder George Balanchine, who developed a uniquely American way of dancing emphasizing speed, musicality and expansiveness. Led by Artistic Director Peter Martins, SAB is the official school of New York City Ballet. In addition, no other American school has placed as many students with professional companies domestically and abroad.
Marjorie Van Dercook and Robert Fribourg
Julia Koch
Kelly and Christopher d'Amboise
Duane Hampton and Eve Rounds
Mary Snow and Liz McCreery
Susan and Bristol Fales-Hill
Robert S. Hall, Teresa Sorkin, Paige Bluhdorn, and Bethany Parish
Adrienne Vittadini, Gianluigi Vittadini, and Coco Kopelman
Zoe Zien and Suzy Pilarre
Jeanne Finlay and Karen Sherman
Amy Bordy and Garielle Whittle
David and Flora Arbitman
Marjorie Van Dercook and Bud Shulman
Sophie, Jill, and Harry Kargman
Helen Haje and Suzi Redpath
Elaine August and Anna Veronica Munoz
Nancy Green, Elizabeth Peck, Stephen Green, and Mary Peck
Nina Diefenbach, Karen Hughes, and Phyllis Toohey
Lauren Martin and Mary Forsyth
Francis, Francis, and Liz McCreery
Arch Higgins, Peter Boal, and Melinda Roy
Kellie Abreu, Kathy Draghi, and Beth Fischer
Liz McCreery, Marjorie Van Dercook, and Laura Zeckendorf
Dr. Amiya Prasad and Rachel Heller
Faith Petrides, Ellen Levine, and Perry Granoff
Peter Horvitz and Amanda Brotman
James and Kedakai Lipton
Kristin Kennedy Clark and John Clark
Nancy Lassalle
Lisa de Ribere
Peter Kayafs, Randy Bourscheidt, and Josef Astinza
Ari Kopelman, Sophie Kargman, Coco Kopelman, and Harry Kargman
Jack Watters and Martha Newton
Anna and Audrey Bluhdorn
Albert Evans and Peter Martins
Tiffany & Company hosted a luncheon
this past Tuesday in their executive dining room for the chairs of Southampton Hospital's 53rd Annual Summer Party.
Lucia Hwong Gordon and Katlean DeMonchy
Sharon Kerr, Alison Mazzola, and Amy Hoadley
Jean Shafiroff and Jean Remmel FitzSimmons
Daisy Schwimmer and Aimee Garry
Laura Lofaro Freeman, Nancy Stone, and Lynn Hammer
Fe Fendi and Christina Cuomo
Raya Knight and Sharon Kerr
Carola Jain and Sarah Fiszel
Colombe Nicholas and Helga Loring
Kristine Klug and Daisy Schwimmer
Beth Canavan
Melanie Wambold and Cindy Willis
Friends of the High Line and AOL
celebrated the opening of Section 2 of the High Line this past Tuesday evening.
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Bill Farber and Jan Farber
Gary Handel and Melissa Fisher
Lisa Maria Falcone and Dr. Fredric Brandt
Edmund Bingham, Tara Morris, and Kenneth Lyon
Hall Hammond, Pat Hammond, Jeff Hammond, and Robert Hammond
Auzelle Epeneter and Syl Tang
Andrew Heid, Catherine Nguyen, and Michael McGrory
Anita Sarko and Wendy Lerman
James LaForce
Adam Nettler and Joan Robinson
Kid America and Melia Marden
Karin Kohlberg and Oliver Mahrdt
Lowell and Sandra Mintz
Tury Sandoval, Robert Hammond, Joshua David, and Sam Borkson
Nicholas Stern and Rem Grady
Amanda Burden, Ric Scofidio, and Liz Diller
Lisa Anastos and Zev Eisenberg
Lisa Switkin and Richard Kennedy
Olivia Chantecaille and Lisa Anastos
Lizzie Tisch and Hope Sidman
Peter Wilson and Scott Sanders
Joshua David and Robert Hammond
Robert Zimmerman and Mario Palumbo
Sanem Gok, Jeremy Kaplan, and Sidney Wasserman
Tessa Roush, Jay Kriegel, and Kathryn McAullife
Bill Ackman and Karen Ackman
Tom Grizzle
John Alschuler and Diana Diamond
Taking in the view
Also this past Tuesday night, Calvary Hospital helds its 28th
annual Awards Gala at the Pierre.
Carlos Hernandez,
Managing Director, Global Head of Equities and Prime Services JP Morgan Investment Bank received the Calvary Medal in recognition of his distinguished career, exceptional integrity and philanthropic commitment.
Melissa Errico
performed for the black tie crowd.
Rev. Joachim Adione, Rev. Dawson Ambosta, Sylvester Ileka, and Rev. Herb DeGaris
Since its founding in 1899, Calvary Hospital has been devoted to providing care to adult patients in the advanced stages of cancer. Operated in connection with the Archdiocese of New York, Calvary is a voluntary, not-for-profit hospital, embodying a tradition of caring through its many programs and services.
Jeremy Irons and Melissa Errico
Michael Brescia, Swati Grayson, and David Grayson
Louise Parent and Dr. Michelle Carlson
Jen Buckley and Terrance Colter
Jan Amorosi, Stratford Wallace, and Kathleen Wallace
Joe Ross and Valerie Acerra
Lawrence and Marla Berg
Melissa Errico and Patrick McEnroe
Maria and John McKenna
Martin O'Neil and Eugenia Carrington
Frank Calamari and Carlos Hernandez
Ingrid and John Connolly
Alessandra Tocco, Sandie O'Connor, Carlos Hernandez, and Nelli Childs
Ashley Staats and Amy de Gennaro
Dr. Chris Comfort, Fran Nunziata, Bette Heben, and Ed Heben
Cathy and Ron Rezza
Denise Moloney and Joseph Smith
David May, Susan Schneider, and Dennis Schneider
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