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St. Louis Cathedral (New Orleans)
|Cathedral-Basilica of Saint Louis,
King of France
View of façade across Jackson Square
|Jackson Square
New Orleans, Louisiana
|United States
|Roman Catholic Church
Minor basilica
Spanish Colonial
|Archdiocese of New Orleans
|Most Rev. Gregory Aymond
|Very Rev. Philip G. Landry
The Cathedral-Basilica of Saint Louis, King of France, also called St. Louis Cathedral (French: Cathédrale Saint-Louis, Roi de France), is the seat of the Roman Catholic Archdiocese of New Orleans and among the oldest cathedrals in the United States. The first church on the site was built in 1718; the third, built in 1789, was raised to cathedral rank in 1793. The cathedral was expanded and largely rebuilt in 1850, with little of the 1789 structure remaining.
Saint Louis Cathedral is in the French Quarter of New Orleans, Louisiana, USA, on the Place John Paul II (French: Place Jean-Paul II), a promenaded section of Chartres Street (rue de Chartres) that stretches one block between St. Peter Street (rue Saint-Pierre) on the upriver boundary and St. Ann Street (rue Sainte-Anne) on the downriver boundary. It is located next to Jackson Square and facing the Mississippi River in the heart of New Orleans, situated between the historic buildings of the Cabildo and the Presbytère. It is one of the few Roman Catholic churches in the United States that fronts a major public square.[citation needed]
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Three Roman Catholic churches have stood on the site since 1718. The first was a crude wooden structure in the early days of the colony. Construction of a larger brick and timber church was begun in 1725 and was completed in 1727. Along with numerous other buildings, the church was destroyed in the Great New Orleans Fire (1788) on Good Friday, March 21, 1788. The cornerstone of a new church was laid in 1789 and the building was completed in 1794. In 1793 Saint Louis Church was elevated to cathedral rank as the See of the Diocese of New Orleans, making it one of the oldest cathedrals in the United States. In 1819 a central tower with the clock and bell was added.
Enlarging the building to meet the needs of the growing congregation had been pondered since 1834, and J. N. B. de Pouilly was consulted to design plans for a new building. De Pouilly also designed St. Augustine Church in Tremé, the first church building dedicated as a parish church outside the French Quarter. (The Mortuary Chapel on North Rampart had been dedicated in 1827 as a chapel, and St. Vincent de Paul was established in a little frame church in 1838 but not dedicated.) On March 12, 1849, the diocese contracted with John Patrick Kirwan to enlarge and restore the cathedral, using De Pouilly's plans.
These specified that everything except the lateral walls and the lower portions of the existing towers on the front facade be demolished. During the reconstruction, it was determined that the sidewalls would have to be demolished also. Then, during construction in 1850, the central tower collapsed. De Pouilly and Kirwan were replaced.[1] As a consequence, very little of the Spanish Colonial structure survived. The present structure primarily dates to 1850. The bell from the 1819 tower was reused in the new building. It remains there today.[2] During the renovation, St. Patrick's Church served as the pro-cathedral for the city.
On April 25, 1909, a dynamite bomb was set off in the Cathedral, blowing out windows and damaging galleries.[citation needed] The Cathedral suffered damage in the New Orleans Hurricane of 1915. The following year a portion of the foundation collapsed, necessitating the building's closure while repairs were made, from Easter 1916 to Easter 1917.
The cathedral was designated as a minor basilica by Pope Paul VI in 1964. Pope John Paul II visited the cathedral in September 1987. Today the parish has over 6000 members.
The high winds of Hurricane Katrina managed to displace two large oak trees in St. Anthony's Garden behind the Cathedral, dislodging 30 feet (9.1 m) of ornamental gate, while the nearby marble statue of Jesus Christ lost a forefinger and a thumb. More seriously, the winds tore a hole in the roof, allowing water to enter the building and severely damage the Holtkamp pipe organ. Shortly after the storm, the organ was sent back to Holtkamp to be rebuilt.[citation needed] An electronic substitute was used until June 2008, when the organ was reinstalled in the Cathedral. Originally installed during the Cathedral's extensive renovation in 2004, the organ was donated by longtime choir master and organist Dr. Elise Cambon.[citation needed]
See also[edit]
- ^ "Rebuilding The Cathedral". The Saint Louis Cathedral: Cathedral of Saint Louis King of France, New Orleans, Louisiana. Retrieved 2008-10-18.[dead link]
- ^ "Early History - Chapter III - Major Events". The Saint Louis Cathedral: Cathedral of Saint Louis King of France, New Orleans, Louisiana. Retrieved 2008-10-18.[dead link]
External links[edit]
|Wikimedia Commons has media related to Saint Louis Cathedral, New Orleans.
- Saint Louis Cathedral website
- John Kendall, "St. Louis Cathedral", Churches, History of New Orleans


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5 ways to reign in your toddler's screen timeWith the acquisition of a Leap Pad for Christmas and a family iPad, things have gotten a little hairy around here. A situation we're not unfamiliar with, my 3-year-old has been a steadfast, walking iPhone endorsement since he first learned how to swipe the little arrow bar over to get to his beloved baby apps at age 1.
So young.
Too much technology?
We are a couple of parents who love technology ourselves and have careers that revolve around the heavy usage of said "equipment." So. Obviously our little ones want to be doing what we are doing, and who am I to deny them this occasional pleasure?
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To be honest, I'd rather let them play the interactive learning apps that you can download onto an iPad or a Leap OPad, than stick them in front of the boob-tube for some Cailou or Sponge Bob.
I think the important thing is to try in reign in that screen time. Which can be more than tricky because those games are so fun, so enjoyed by little eyes and minds that they want to stick their faces into them ALL. THE. TIME. We started to get into a senario of Wyndham having a melt-down if we didn't hand over one of the said screens pronto.
Obviously this is not enjoyable for anyone, and probably not something that should be given in to. It is of my personal opinion that children shouldn't rely solely on the wiles of screen-technology for their learning, entertainment and enjoyment. We're supposed to be a part of that equation. As is nature, the world around them, socializing with other people, being active and sticking their nose in books from time to time rather than screens.
We've narrowed it down to no more than 1.5 hours per day of screen time for our little ones, which includes all of it - collectively. YouTube video watching, app game playing, Netflix, you name it. Except for, on the occasion that we have a family movie night or one of us is solo-parenting for long stretches of time. (Which is me, since my musician partner tours quite a bit.) The "rules" aren't so strict then. And that's okay.
It can be a hard lesson for both parent and child, in not giving in the the wails and demands. Below are some the ways we curb in screen time and aim for avoiding a melt-down in the first place…
1 Create set times (not in stone) for screen time
For our family morning screen time is pretty regulatory - during the wee hours when perhaps mom and dad need a few more zzz's. Discussing these times with our son, ad-nauseum at times, is very important in helping him understand these parameters and aid in respecting his feelings regarding his disappointment, not being able to do what he wants, etc. (As opposed to setting rules without discussion, and then wondering why our kid flips out.) This obviously doesn't always work, but it does help.
2. Choose those times to be when you need to be doing something else
Prepping a meal, folding laundry, have a shower, etc. Screen time should benefit both the kids AND the parents, I mean - right? I'm sure some expert would disagree with me, which is fine. I get less and less requests for screen time during family time this way. For example, my son now understands that the evenings are for us to hang-out with each-other and engage in activities that don't always revolve around a screen. Which he's more than fine with, because I'm spending quality time with him!
3. Create a verbal dialogue based on mutual respect
Our son may only use his Leap Pad or the iPhone or iPad when he uses his manners. He's learning pretty quickly that repetitive requests don't help his cause any. When his time is nearing an end, I give him a reminder that this is his last game, short video, whatever. I gently remind him and ask that he responds to me that he understands and the verbalize that he will hand it back to me without me having to take it away. This actually works. I swear. Not always, but more and more regularly. The more consistent we are, the more he is too.
4. Out of sight, out of mind
We keep the Leap Pad in a cupboard and try not to open our computers or use the iPad a bunch around our kids. Of course, there are times that we do (outside of work-stuff, I use the iPad for recipes when I'm cooking, for plugging into the stereo to listen to music, etc.) and it's okay for them to learn that, nope - they can't have it, it's mom or dad's turn.
5. Respect their time
I have way more success in taking any one of the screens when I let him finish his game or watching a video or show. Cutting him off mid-stream is a guaranteed blow-out.
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In this week's InDesign FX video, I show how to create the look of an embossed leather book cover. It's a great example of how you can customize generic pieces of art with InDesign effects, and it illustrates the usefulness of the Hard Light blending mode.
The Hard Light blending mode is ideally suited for this effect because it allows you to easily hide the fill of an object (or text), while keeping the shadows and highlights of the Bevel and Emboss effect visible. The key point to remember is that a 50% black fill becomes transparent when Hard Light is applied to it. Anything darker or lighter than 50% black will remain visible. This is what allows us to apply embossing over photographic backgrounds and textures.
By setting the direction of the bevel to Up or Down, you can create a raised design, or one that appears to be pressed into a surface.
You can make effects like this look even more natural by imitating details in the underlying photograph. In this case, I was careful to copy the angle of the lighting, and I used an Inverse Rounded corner option with a double stroke to match the real embossing in the photograph of the book cover.
The combination of Bevel and Emboss with Hard Light is really versatile. It's useful for a lot more than just leather embossing. For example, try it over a photograph of wood grain for a quick carving effect.
One more important thing to remember is that Hard Light is one of the InDesign blending modes that yields different results with RGB and CMYK colors. To get the results shown in the video, it is essential to use RGB Transparency blend space. Choose Edit > Transparency Blend Space to check or change the blend space used by a document. For more information on outputting documents with RGB blend space to print, see my blog post "Getting effects into print."
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I can agree with all the comments on this from both sides. I still have my Guardian and loved that bow's characteristics and fit. I've shot it 6 times since I bought my Firecat 360. One day I want to sell it, the next I don't. It fits my hand so nice compared to the 360's narrow grip but the draw that use to be so smooth is shattered by the 360. Then theres my obsession with the Oneida Black Eagle's. I love them because they are so different, the smoothest drawing bow BAR NONE, and easy to hold, very accurate, but they are a little loud on the shot. I buy one, put alot into it trying to get it as quiet as possible, get mad and sell it & instantly regret it (done it 4 times).
At this time I am looking at getting a new, 2011 Ridge Hunter. Almost identical to my 360 and I ask myself why? With all my ramblin, I'm going to say whatever you feel comfortable with for a limit. For me, I think the lucky number will be two, just don't know what number two will be. My Firecat will be #1 for a long time to come.
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2012 Rytera Alien Z
Ever since i got my onza the cheetah is old news lol. in my opinion the keys to becoming as good as a shot as you can be is getting to know your equipment. its easier to get to know one bow then two, three, four etc. but thats my opinion so only you know when its time to part ways with one of your bows not me lol.
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Couple years ago I had one bow,month before season opener and the limb cracked,so I scrambled to get a new bow,get it set up and get the feeling for it.So now I have my main hunting bow,and back-up.This past week picked up another bow which will mainly for shooting in the yard.I will never be a one bow guy
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I like to have a plan B, if I have any unforeseen issues arise I can always go to my trusty backup. I only keep 1 backup bow and it is ready to go at a moments notice. If your happy with your bengal and like your cheetah as your backup then it may be time to send the rytera to a new home. Just my opinion. Good luck with a hard decision.
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The time for me was 8:05 tonight. I was shooting the 360 & destroying apricots at 20 & 30 yards getting ready for deer season. I went in and got the Guardian, shot it once and didn't like anything about it. So, it's gonna find a new home & I'll replace it with another Martin of some kind.
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All good points! I'm the proud owner of (3) Martin bow that I call my girls. My daughter's really laugh at that, and really believes that I had the name of Pantera put on the saddle back grip. All three bows are a little different and I truly believe that it's really due to ATA. Fire Cat is fast, Onza is forgiving and the 2112 Pantera is dead nuts on. I will hunt deer with my Panters this year as most of the hunting will be spot and stock, Fire Cat 400 for Elk , tree stand and or blind. One of the Archery shops here in Flagstaff has a 2011 Fire cat 360 on sale for $399. I may be a four bow home.. When my wife looks at me and say's "really another one"... I stop and look at her shoes with the reply "only 12 months in and year", and shake my head....?????....
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3 Quarts water
2 Family-sized iced tea bags
2 Cups fresh or frozen blackberries
Ice, lime and fresh blackberries for garnish (optional)
Simple syrup for sweetness (recipe below)
Using a large glass container (not plastic!), add the tea and blackberries to the three quarts of water. Cover container well and set in an area will it will receive at least 3-5 hours of continuous sunlight. Once brewed, remove tea bags, top with cold water and serve over ice. For sweet tea, stir in a little simple syrup.
Simple Syrup
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1 cup sugar
1 cup water
Bring water to a boil and stir in sugar until dissolved. Refrigerate until needed. Makes 1 gallon.
Melon Mint Iced Tea
1 quart water
8-10 sprigs fresh mint
1/2 cup sugar
2 cups fresh honeydew melon, chopped into bite-sized pieces
2 cups cold water
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Bring one quart of water to a boil. Add tea bag and fresh mint and remove from heat. Let steep for 5-7 minutes and remove mint and tea bag. Stir in sugar and honeydew melon into warm tea and transfer to a pitcher. Add remaining water and refrigerate for 2 or more hours for flavors to combine. Serve over ice with fresh mint and a squeeze of lime. Makes 2 quarts.
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An underrated full-array LED set
Pros: Rich colors, good black levels, sharp, detailed picture, passive 3D, IPS panel
Cons: Spotty quality control, high price at release
Value: At an MSRP of $3300, I admit that the value might be questionable. Based on the wide scope of reviews, I can surmise that this set suffered from some QC problems. If you got a good one, value was "OK" and if you got a bad one, value was extremely poor. In my case, I paid appx. 1/3 MSRP and got a good one - value for me is off the charts. It really depends on what you paid and your perspective.
Color: Extremely rich and accurate. It took me a LONG time to get the set calibrated to where I wanted it, but I often describe it as the most "plasma-like" LED picture I have seen. Colors are warm, rich, and accurate but you have to put the time in to get it right. I used a combination of trial and error and the Disney WOW disc. The built in THX Cinema presets are quite good for darker rooms, but I found a better balance for every day viewing by sampling some of the settings posted on the internet and then tweaking them to suit my needs. Again, it took a few weeks to get it right where I wanted it, but someone who actually knows what they are doing could probably nail it down within a couple of days. You just have to put the time in.
Brightness: As with any LED, you can configure the 9600 to scorch your retinas, but doing so results in predictably poor results. Unfortunately, I'm guessing this is the fate of many LED sets sold to customers that simply plug it in and turn it on. I was able to configure different presets/modes to suit most viewing needs, but you won't get everything this set is capable of unless you turn it down.
Glare: There is some glare. My viewing room is generally dim, but there is a window directly across from the TV. I need some blackout shades, because the pull downs are translucent and pass enough light for it to be irritating during the day. The panels overall brightness mitigates this to some extent, but it can still get irritating depending on the source material.
Black Levels: It's not plasma; let's get that out of the way up front. A number of reviews complain specifically about clouding and flashlighting; I have neither of those issues save for some extremely minor light bleed in one corner. I don't notice it during 95% of my viewing - even 15:9 with black bars - but it is fair to mention it because this was apparently a big problem with a number of the sets. Aside from that, blacks are rich and almost inky depending on the source material. Shadow detail is excellent for me, and the Star Trek scene mentioned in the CNET review is as close to perfect on my set as I'm likely to find with LED. I've experimented with the local dimming feature and find that it definitely enhances black performance even further. Perhaps this has something to do with the full-array panel?
Motion: I see no blurring or artifacting of any sort, but this might just be my eyes - everyone perceives these things differently and has specific sensitivity to them. There were some complaints about this in some reviews, so it's worth mentioning, but i watch a LOT of sports (baseball, football, racing) and have never once seen a motion-related problem in complicated scenes when things are moving quickly.
3d Performance: The LM9600 leverages passive 3D (as do all LG sets I am aware of) and for me, this is a bonus. I don't watch a lot of 3D content, but when I do, the color and depth seem good and the passive glasses (six sets included) are comfortable and perform well. It's not the best 3D I have seen, but there's enough pop to keep the kids entertained and the glasses are cheap enough that I don't have an aneurism if something gets broken. No batteries to worry about either.
Gaming: I'll admit it - I like to game :-) This set does have some input lag compared to my DLP, but it doesn't hinder my performance. In most games, I don't notice it, the exception being F1 2010; I notice the car felt a little less "sharp". I was able to re-tune my wheel settings and now all is well, and I'm happy to concede that for the incredible color and depth the set lends to the games.
Ergonomics/Aethetics: Pretty standard issue for TV's these days, but everyone raved about the thin bezel and nice stand when it was released. I have it on the stand at the moment, and while I wish it were larger (don't we all....) it looks good sitting there :-) All ports are easily accessible and well marked.
Apps: The LG interface on the LM9600 is good but not great. It is intuitive, and all the standard issues apps are present. That being said, I'm still not sold on the 'magic remote'. It has some accuracy issues and I find myself shaking it at times to get control back. It all works, and generally works well, but it does get frustrating when it takes me longer to select something that I feel it should have. I have apps on my PS3 and I'm considering a stand alone Blu-Ray player tha will probably end up having them as well, so it's not a big deal. Plus, it's nice for my wife and kids to be able to access apps from the set because they don't have to turn on multiple devices and deal with more remotes.
Summary: I really like this set for $2000. For $1300, I LOVE it. It's not without flaws, but my set has performed exceptionally well. I think it's a shame that LG had what appears to be some pretty severe QC issues with this set - it had the potential to be benchmark TV. As it stands - I feel it was a near miss at it's price point on release. It didn't help that some of the more well known US review sites either got bad units or simply didn't take the time to configure the set properly (CNET's posted settings for the LM9600 are a joke...). So what we have here is a diamond in the rough. If you're fortunate enough to get a good panel and a bargain price, you'll be thrilled with it providing you put in the effort to calibrate it correctly. If not, you'll return it within less than a week. There may be a few of these out there, and they are worth considering at the right price, but make sure you have a return window that allows you to spend some time with the set and really learn all the settings.


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Fashion Mix
Nov 4 2011
SHOWstudio continues to celebrate the inextricable link between music and fashion by inviting fashion's great and good to compile their own 'greatest h...
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Fashion In The Mirror
Sep 9 2008
Penny Martin, Michel Mallard, Raphaëlle Stopin and Jonathan de Villiers in conversation in association with the 2008 exhibition 'Fashion In the Mirror'...
Liberty Ross, Ruth Hogben, Daphne Guinness, Marie Schuller, Lily Donaldson, Marti Domination, Rei Nadal, Poppy de Villeneuve, Ellie Grace Cumming, Betony Vernon, Asia Argento, Anna Trevelyan, Amanda Harlech, Polly Borland, Dasha Zhukova, Lou Stoppard, Susannah Frankel, Stephanie LaCava, Erica Schreiner, Emma Forrest, Valerie Steele, Caryn Franklin, Aimee Mullins, Harriet Walker, Luci Schroder, Becky Conekin, Emer O'Toole, Roberta McGrath, Erika Eiffel, Alice Hawkins, Alison Bancroft, Katharine K. Zarrella, Victoria Turk and Tom Guinness
Fashion Fetish
Mar 22 2012
Alongside the 2012 SHOWstudio Shop exhibition 'Selling Sex', SHOWstudio launches 'Fashion Fetish,' a series of fashion films, performances, multi-media...
Nick Knight, Naomi Campbell, Peter Saville, Ruth Hogben, Gareth Pugh, Stephen Jones, Simon Foxton, Sam McKnight, Todd Lynn, Tim Blanks, Stella McCartney, Richard Mortimer, Pam Hogg, Paloma Faith, Mike Figgis, Michael Clark, Matt Irwin, Katy England, Jefferson Hack, Jason Evans, Francesca Burns, Florence Welch, Boy George, Boudicca, Bella Freud, Antony Price, Alice Hawkins, Alasdair McLellan and Clive Booth
Fashion DJs
Apr 7 2009
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Nick Knight, Gareth Pugh, !WOWOW!, Mandi Lennard, Eugene Souleiman and Alex Box
Jun 8 2006
In parallel with Paris haute couture week in July 2006, British designer Gareth Pugh staged an exhilarating series of art-meets-fashion performances in...
Nick Knight, Ruth Hogben and Lily Donaldson
Nov 5 2008
Nick Knight's fashion film, Fantasia, is a free-wheeling exploration of joyous, unbridled movement in model and clothing alike. Harness to this the rio...
Simon Foxton and Jason Evans
Fancy Pants
Feb 2 2004
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Ruth Hogben and Katie Grand
Fan Club
Mar 2 2012
Coinciding with the exhibition 'Louis Vuitton - Marc Jacobs' at Les Arts Décoratifs, Paris, Fan Cub celebrates fourteen years of Jacobs' innovation a...
Toyin and Stevie Westgarth
Eyes Of The Beholder
May 8 2008
In collaboration with Replay, SHOWstudio invited photographer and filmmaker Toyin to turn her signature, romantic lens on the Italian denimwear company...
Nick Knight, Marie Schuller, Peter Masseurs, Lucy McRae, Bart Hess, Alister Mackie and Ellie Grace Cumming
Extraordinary Gentlemen
Nov 16 2011
A collaboration with stylist Alister Mackie and artist duo LucyandBart, Nick Knight's latest fashion film captures a series of hand-crafted handicraft ...
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Okay. It's Tuesday. Time to stop focusing on the blown call by the officials and consider that it should have never come to that.
I talked earlier about how the fins settled for field goals early on. But this sort of thing went on throughout and was especially noticeable later.
First take a look at the series that started with 5:32 left in the third. Miami started at their own 29 and marched to the Pittsburgh 27. First down is an incompletion to ricky. Second is a run to Ricky that gains 8. Third down Miami goes shotgun (??!!!) and it's an incompletion to Marshall.
It's 4th and 2 at the 19 and in comes Carpenter. That made the score 20-19 in favor of the Steelers. A TD here probably would have salted the game.
Then on Miami's next series, 14:39 to play, the fins get the ball at their own 41. Brown gets a 5 yard gain followed by a 4 yard gain that truly believe was mis-spotted (it should have been a first), followed by another run to Ronnie that was also mis-spotted for no gain.
It's 4th and one at midfield. And the dolphins punt.
And finally it's the series that gave Miami it's short-lived lead. Miami was in a 4th and 2 at the 22 and went for the field goal.
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Tory On: Summer 2014
We talk to Tory about the new Summer 2014 collection. Here wearing the Jessa top, Eliana pant and Maquis bag, she tells us about the inspirations, the looks, the accessories and how it all ties back to her own gardens.Read More
Spotlight On: Tory's Garden
The Summer 2014 collection is here. And as you'll find out, much of the inspiration stems from Tory's own garden. Learn all about it here.Read More
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Dips in the pool and dappled sun rays. Palm fronds waving in the warm breeze. Bare legs and shorter hemlines. Filmed by Robert Nethery, with Julia Holter's jazzy In the Green Wild as soundtrack, models Bette Franke, Lindsey Wixson and Oli Lacey have one message for us: summer's calling.
To See: Alexander Calder at Christie's & Tory Burch Madison
Alexander Calder is perhaps best known for his gently bobbing mobiles, those playful wire works that exist somewhere between sculpture and free-floating drawing (an "inky" contour here, a dab of "red paint" there). But there's more to this artist's oeuvre. Did you know, for instance, that he painted a trio of Braniff planes in the Seventies? Or that the famous Ellies, the elephant-shaped prize given to winners of the National Magazine Awards, is a design of his? Or that he was a jeweler, who whipped up beautiful steel and brass brooches and rings? And a painter and printmaker too? This week you can check out some of Calder's other works at an online-only auction at Christie's — or swing by the Tory Burch Madison Avenue flagship to see all the pieces going under the virtual hammer. The special pop-up exhibition, which features Calder's illustrations, gouaches and jewelry, launches with a private shopping event on Wednesday and opens to the public on Thursday and Friday.
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Jill Brooke On: The Need to Say No
If you're looking for advice on saying no to the bullies in your life, keep reading. Author Jill Brooke — who's been featured on ABC's World News with Diane Sawyer and The Perri Peltz Show on Sirius — shares a few tips from her latest book.Read More
Tory Entertains: Easter Lunch
For this quintessentially spring holiday, Tory's lunch table is a spread of seasonal favorites — asparagus, sugar snap peas, rhubarb. The meal kicks off with a touch of heat — and a nod to the most Easter of motifs, thanks to Sriracha-infused deviled eggs — and progresses through to a cooling finale, courtesy a velvety custard tart.
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Insta-Flowers: Dutch Flower Line
Whether it's a posy of pastel peonies or a batch of ranunculus blooms, nothings says Easter quite like beautiful spring flowers. The colorful blooms here come courtesy of New York flower market Dutch Flower Line, which uploads photos daily to its Instagram — so even if you can't make it to the market in person, you're so close to the bouquets, you can almost smell them…
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"There is always something left to love." — Gabriel García Márquez, One Hundred Years of Solitude
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Katty Kay On: The Confidence Code
In researching their bestseller Womenomics, journalists Katty Kay and Claire Shipman discovered a curious thing: even some of the most successful women, at the top of their careers, lacked the self-assurance that many of their male colleagues had. So the pair did their homework and dug deeper, resulting in their new book The Confidence Code, which explores the culture and reasons behind this confidence gap. While the science of it all makes for a fascinating read — just wait till you get to the chapter about genes and brain plasticity — the authors have peppered in plenty of engaging (and personal) anecdotes as well as a handy how-to guide to upping your confidence factor. Here, we talk one-on-one with Katty.Read More
Meet the Stylist: Martha Ward
With a penchant for print-mixing and feminine pieces and a love of Sixties fashion, London-based stylist Martha Ward is the perfect guide to Spring style. Here, the founder of Martha Magpie — who also happens to be a contributing editor at vogue.co.uk — shares her tips, plus her hometown's can't-miss shopping stops.Read More
Recipe: Le Bilboquet's Salad Niçoise
French bistro Le Bilboquet caused a shockwave through New York's Upper East Side when its doors shut last winter. It's where ladies who lunch, well, lunch — alongside a host of bold-faced names such as Sting and Bill Clinton. Fortunately for its devoted following, it reopened in a new location a few blocks away on East 60th — and the late-night table dancing and perennially packed lunch hour have returned as well. As the mercury rises and our thoughts turn to the perfect spring salad, we couldn't think of anyone more fitting than Chef Julien Jouhannaud there to consult on the ultimate Salad Niçoise.
To Do: Tribeca Film Festival
With the Tribeca Film Festival kicking off tomorrow, we've put together a checklist of some of our favorites to watch — all documentaries because, sometimes, real life can be greater than fiction. There's the highly-anticipated world premiere of Dior and I, which chronicles the creation of Raf Simons' first Dior couture collection. For the musically-inclined, there's an homage to James Brown — exploring his rags-to-riches story and his civil rights work — produced by Mick Jagger. The Other One: The Long Strange Career of Bob Weir throws a spotlight on the Grateful Dead's lesser-known guitarist — the one who wasn't Jerry Garcia. And speaking of trips, the lineup is rounded out with experimental film On a Human Scale which reimagines the people of New York City as an audiovisual instrument. What's on your must-see list?


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Friday, April 25, 2014
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BOSTON — The Green are getting greener.
The Celtics have hired Brad Stevens as their 17th head coach.
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• Twice led Butler to the NCAA title game
• No NBA experience as a player or a coach
• In six years at Butler, had a .722 winning percentage (166-49)
• Never won fewer than 22 games in a season
• Most wins for any Division I coach in the 1st six years of a career
With aging stars Kevin Garnett and Paul Pierce on their way to the Brooklyn Nets and Doc Rivers already coaching the Los Angeles Clippers, the Boston Celtics hired 36-year-old Brad Stevens from Butler as their coach Wednesday.
The move turned the tradition-laden franchise over to a mentor who led the Bulldogs to back-to-back NCAA title games but is younger than Garnett and wasn't born when Bill Russell won his 11th NBA championship in 1969 (or even when John Havlicek added two in the 1970s).
It's the first time the Celtics have hired a college coach since Rick Pitino in 1997 and their first coach with no NBA experience since Doggie Julian, who was hired in 1948 and gave way to Red Auerbach two years later.
"Though he is young, I see Brad as a great leader who leads with impeccable character and a strong work ethic," Celtics General Manager Danny Ainge said in a release. "His teams always play hard and execute on both ends of the court. Brad is a coach who has already enjoyed lots of success, and I look forward to working with him towards Banner 18."
Brett Brown, the South Portland native believed to be a candidate for the Celtics' job, responded to a question texted to him Wednesday night: "Politely, no comment."
The Philadelphia 76ers are the only NBA team in search of a head coach. Brown's name was linked to the 76ers' opening last week. Brown, 52, is the top assistant to Gregg Popovich of the San Antonio Spurs.
The Celtics gave Stevens a six-year deal worth about $22 million, according to a basketball official with knowledge of the deal who spoke on the condition of anonymity. Ainge met with Stevens at his home in the Indianapolis area along with the Celtics' owners, Wyc Grousbeck and Steve Pagliuca, and worked out the deal Wednesday morning.
"It's a wonderful opportunity with a historic franchise," said the Butler president, James M. Danko. "We've done everything we possibly can to keep him. Brad is a very bright, very articulate, and a wonderful, wonderful person who's handled this as well as he's handled everything else you've seen him do."
Since taking Butler of the mid-major Horizon League to the national final in 2010, then in '11, Stevens was courted by Illinois and UCLA, among others.
"But there are some brands in sports, and in the world of basketball the Celtics are one of those," Athletic Director Barry Collier said, adding that Stevens' contract ran through 2025. "That shows you the faith we had in Brad and the commitment we made to him. I didn't treat it as inevitable (he would leave). I looked at it like every year Brad was our coach, it was another good year for Butler."
Stevens spent seven years as a Butler assistant and the last six years as the head coach, compiling a career winning percentage of .772. He never won fewer than 22 games in a season, and the Bulldogs went 33-5 in 2009-10.
Stevens takes over a team that is rebuilding just three seasons from an appearance in the NBA finals; the Celtics won their unprecedented 17th championship in 2008. But with Garnett and Pierce showing signs of slowing in this year's playoffs, when Boston was eliminated by the New York Knicks in the first round, Ainge is trying to get younger.
He allowed Rivers to take over the Clippers, extracting a first-round draft choice in return. Amid last week's NBA draft, the Celtics and Nets agreed to a deal that would send Garnett and Pierce to Brooklyn for a package of players along with three first-round draft picks.
In all the Celtics have nine first-rounders in the next five years, along with a dynamic but temperamental point guard in Rajon Rondo and talented swingman Jeff Green.
Now Stevens will be the one to work with those young players.
"Our family is thrilled for the opportunity given to us by the leadership of the Boston Celtics, but it is emotional to leave a place that we have called home for the past 13 years," Stevens said in a release. "We truly love Butler University and Indianapolis, and are very thankful to have had the opportunity to celebrate so many wonderful things together."


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