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Make sure to click the 'play' button on the video above for an idea of what to expect! One of the UK's finest Big Bands teeming with first-call players and appearing under the Musical Directorship of award winning band leader Pete Long. The Ronnie Scott's Big Band... find out more Tap to see more
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BlackRock's Mike Bitterly discusses how advisors are getting clients back into the market.
Top Planning Concerns for UHNW Clients Working with UHNW clients requires more than solid investment management and estate planning, according to advisor Paul Pagnato, founder of the Pagnato-Karp Group. Here are some of the other critical planning areas that advisors need to pay attention to.
Why Advisors Must Embrace Socially Responsible Investing Chat Reynders, chairman and CEO of Reynders, McVeigh Capital Management, an RIA with about $900 million in assets under management, speaks about why socially responsible investing is essential for advisors to better connect with younger generations, avoid liability and improve transparency with clients.
Keith Banks on U.S. Trust's Unique Investment Offerings When clients want to invest in tangible assets like timber, Keith Banks, the president of U.S. Trust, doesn't show them a fund. His firm buys the land.
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Effective use of social media can help advisory firms enhance branding, relate to clients and generate leads for new business, says Joanna Belbey, a social media and compliance specialist for Actiance.
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An 83-year-old nun was walking to church when a man armed with a screwdriver robbed her of her bag and wallet before getting away in an SUV driven by another man. The incident happened at St. John the Baptist Church early Thursday morning. As the nun was walking into the rectory, a man pushed her i ... More >>
The body of 16-year-old Chauncey Brown, who was reported missing on Friday, was located Saturday in the rear of the 4700 block of Cote Brilliante. St. Louis Metropolitan Police say the teen was found face down with an apparent gunshot wound in the chest. Another 16-year-old black male has been take ... More >>
Last week, Kieran Hebden from Four Tet announced a new single entitled "The Track I've Been Playing That People Keep Asking About and That Joy Used in His RA Mix and Daphni Played on Boiler Room." It's an okay track with an awful title, but you have to give Hebden props for taking the plunge. Here a ... More >>
I have been attending the St. Louis Auto Show for probably twenty years now. I can recall back when the Caprice-based Impala was a concept. The Viper and Sunfire as well. The Acura NSX. And I saw them all, live and in person. Over acres and acres of jam-packed floor space. Every manufacturer and n ... More >>
8 p.m. Friday, September 14. Old Rock House, 1200 South Seventh Street.
St. Louis police were called to the 2500 block of Hodiamont Avenue last night for a reported shooting. They found a 17-year-old black man down in a breezeway with a gunshot wound to the chest just after 1:30 a.m. He was taken to an area hospital where he's listed in critical but stable condition.Wit ... More >>
Police were called to the 6200 block of Famous Avenue in Dogtown on Tuesday for a reported burglary in progress. When they arrived just after noon, the burglary turned into a shoot-out and pursuit that still continues today.According to the police incident summary, the responding officers, a 48-year ... More >>
A lot has been made about Albert Pujols' struggles at the plate this year. After 28 games as a member of the Los Angeles Angels, Pujols is hitting just .196 with seven RBI's. (He did hit a home run yesterday, ending his longest drought without a homer.)Still the questions persist: Is Pujols putting ... More >>
Oy. Every year I keep hoping for a great return to form, and every single year I am disappointed. The Super Bowl was played yesterday -- you may have heard something about it -- and it turned out to not only be a rematch of the 2008 game between the Patriots of New England and the New York G ... More >>
Daily RFT doesn't know jack about cars. So when STL Motorsports called a press conference to roll out an obscenely high-end vehicle last week, we knew whom to send: Alex Macfarlane, the local 27-year-old whose attempt to win an outlaw cross-country car race in 2010 become the subject of our feature, ... More >>
Illinois State Police have seized 743 pounds of cannabis valued in excess of $3.4 million during two traffic stops along Interstate 70 in metro East St. Louis within the past 30 days. On August 29, District 11 troopers stopped a silver Ford pickup on I-70 near Troy and located 633 pounds of can ... More >>
Yes, many rent-a-cops are harmless, but some are armed and semi-dangerous.Just how brazen are St. Louis thugs? Here's an example from early this morning: A little after midnight, an eighteen-year-old male was talking to a security guard for an apartment complex in the 2500 block of Hodiamont in n ... More >>
One month ago today we brought you a hip-hop ode to the 99 problems experienced in the average Whole Foods parking lot. The boys of Fog and Smog are gettin' real after losing the parking space they wanted to a sneaky black Prius. Oh, the driver of that black Prius, Delia Brown, has a few things to ... More >>
Anna Moffatt and Eric Sargent in Tulsa. Courtesy of the Dive Poets.Roughly half of St. Louis' finnest fiddlin' folk/Americana outfit, the Dive Poets, took to the road recently -- Jeff York and Renato Durante stayed home with new babies, and Eric Sargent, Karl Eggers and Anna Moffatt comprised ... More >>
The Ford Taurus was the most-stolen vehicle in Missouri last year.The Missouri Insurance Information Service reports that 15,640 vehicles were stolen in Missouri in 2010. Nearly half (47 percent) of those vehicle thefts occurred inside the borders of St. Louis and Kansas City. The good news? The ... More >>
Sinquefield's 2008 Bentley Continential Flying Spur could provide the city with $3,000 in taxes this year -- if he registered it in St. Louis.The man who's poured millions of dollars of his own money into an effort to change the tax structure in St. Louis is not registered to vote in St. Louis, e ... More >>
They were out joyriding in a red Dodge Charger when two kids from East St. Louis -- ages 12 and 13 -- allegedly stopped by a home in rural East Carondelet, Illinois, and fired a flare. The device caught a shed on fire with the flames quickly moving on to the home. Inside were 13 dogs -- a dozen mini ... More >>
Left, toward Kentucky.So, here's an interesting twist to the political story du jour in Jefferson City. As you probably know, legislators are meeting in a special session this week to consider offering Ford $15-million in annual tax-incentives for a decade if it upgrades its Claycomo assembly pla ... More >>
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Charles W. Kemp, 18, didn't have to pop the lock with a screwdriver, or bust out the window of the pickup he was trying to steal on Sunday morning. It was unlocked and the engine was already running.But while the theft might have appeared easy, Kemp probably didn't count on the truck's owner sh ... More >>
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9 p.m. Friday, September 18. The Billiken Club, in the Busch Student Center on the campus of Saint Louis University, 20 North Grand Boulevard.
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en.wikigta.orgEver wonder how one of Detroit's finest automobiles became the stripped hoopty cruising down Kingshighway? According to data compiled by a Missouri insurance group, it's because the Show-Me State's car thieves love to swipe rides that were made in the USA.The most popular ... More >>
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The Mexican wants to know.
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Drive for the cure
BMW Ultimate Driving Experience
From pool-sneaking to nudist camps, we offer cool ways to beat the heat
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The St. Louis Auto Show has things that make you go vroom
The high-speed sequel 2 Fast 2 Furious delivers more noise and more flash
Female four-wheel-drive aficionados make tracks to monthly meeting
Thursday, October 10; Lemmon's Basement Bar
Joe Arena's cowboy obsession and the frontier trappings of his assisted-living home
The History Channel's Great Race brings vintage jalopies rolling into Kirkwood
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From dining to weddings, we are sharing all of the latest and greatest happenings at L'Auberge Del Mar on L'Blog, and we want your input too! Share anything you like, from your favorite L'Auberge experience to a fun Del Mar happening. We'd love to hear from you.
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Dogs Walk the Aisle of Luxury San Diego Beach Weddings
A dog is both a man and wife's best friend! At L'Auberge Del Mar, L'Petit Pooches share the limelight with the bride. We absolutely love when our wedding couples have their dogs join them as they walk down the aisle to say their vows. Dogs hold a special place in the hearts of their owners, and we here at L'Auberge think they too should be invited to the party - the ceremony that is.
Lately we have not only had some adorable pups, but a few very stylish ones as well! From bow ties to custom made floral collars, San Diego couples are letting their four-legged ring bearers or flower pups be just as fashionable as the rest of the wedding party… after all, L'Auberge is your whole family's "Home by the Sea".


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Sights and Sounds Chamber Music Series at the Clark Continues with Music From Manchester on August 19
For Immediate Release
August 04, 2008
Distinguished musicians from the Manchester Music Festival will perform on August 19 at the Sterling and Francine Clark Art Institute as part of the Tuesday evening series of art, food, and music. Concerts begin at 8 pm and a prix-fixe dinner at 6 pm in the Clark Café will be offered prior to each performance. The Clark's galleries remain open until 6 pm on concert evenings providing a chance to view the exhibition Like Breath on Glass: Whistler, Inness, and the Art of Painting Softly. Concert tickets are $18 ($15 for Clark members) and can be purchased at www.clarkart.edu, at the Clark's museum shop, or by calling 413-458-0524. Cost for dinner is $23 per person (does not include beverage, tax, or gratuity) and reservations are required; call 413-458-0524.
The Manchester (Vermont) Music Festival, formed in 1974, includes an intensive six-week program in chamber music for gifted young musicians. Distinguished faculty and guest artists give weekly public performances, record extensively, and engage in year-round education outreach programs. At the Clark, MMF artists Joana Genova, violin; Ariel Rudiakov, viola; Maxine Neuman, cello; and Elizabeth Wright, piano; will perform Mozart's Piano Quartet in E-flat Major K.493; The Four Seasons by Astor Piazzolla; and the Brahms Piano Trio in C Minor, Opus 101.
The series concludes on August 26 with the Julliard-trained Amernet String Quartet.
Clark chef Steve Wilkinson has designed a series of three-course, prix-fixe dinners served prior to the concerts. Each course will offer three choices, with the menu changing each week. Appetizer selections include: Tuscan tomato soup with fresh basil; mesclun greens with avocado, grapefruit, and crab, with lime-mint dressing; and native tomato salad with feta cheese and olives. Entrée choices may include: sautéed tilapia with lemon, capers, butter, and parsley; roast rosemary chicken with roasted vegetables and corn spoon bread; or penne with broccoli rabe, cannellini beans, garlic, and asiago cheese. For dessert, choices include: chocolate mousse, strawberry-rhubarb tart, and crème brûlée. Wilkinson has been chef/manager of the Clark's Café for two years, and prior to that, he owned and was chef at three restaurants in Connecticut: Fine Bouche, Steve's Centerbrook Cafe, and Esteva, all were rated 3 stars by the New York Times and held Wine Spectator Awards of Excellence. Reservations are required. Call 413-458-0524. Seating begins at 6 pm.
The Clark is located at 225 South Street in Williamstown, MA. The galleries are open daily in July and August, 10 am to 5 pm (closed Mondays, September through June). Admission June 1 through October 31 is $12.50 for adults, free for children 18 and under, members, and students with valid ID. Admission is free November through May. For more information, call 413-458-2303 or visit www.clarkart.edu.


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Striking tones of black and white make this the perfect gender neutral bedding collection. A touch of bright lime green adds just the right amount of "pop" to our Logan collection. This collection with its unique color combination is sure to stimulate your little ones senses and bring lots of oohs and aahs. The stunning Damask Stripe and Blossom fabric bring a contemporary flair that offers so many decorating possibilities for your nursery. From decorative pillows to drapes, we have many beautiful decor items to help give your nursery that perfect final touch, and make it feel complete.
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I think we can also judge whats going on with other peoples children by their cries. I can make out an "I want that!" cry compared to a "heartwrenching" cry. It sounds like the OP noticed it was not just a tantrum, but that something was going on.
I experienced this at Wal Mart once. A lady had two toddlers and a very obvious newborn. The newborn cried hysterically while she walked through the store for about ten minutes. My mama instinct wanted to scoop him from his infant seat and soothe him desperately. I kept thinking she would pick him up at any moment, but she did not. She stood in line for ten more minutes while this teeny, tiny baby sobbed. She paid, and headed out the door while her newborn screamed. Even stopped to get the toddlers gumballs. There was NO excuse for that and it took all I had not to chew her a new a-hole. Seriously. She was obviously not in a hurry at all, but could not tend to a newborns needs. Ugh.
Yes. I have 4 kids, from 20 all the way down to 2. I know there was something wrong--I know those cries. It just kept escalating and the poor child was so tired from the experience. It appeared to everyone around (because they all said so!) that he had just completely given up that his parents were there for him. Like that tiny baby who is left to CIO alone and learns not to trust that his parents will be there.
And I've heard the newborn thing, too. I can't stand it. It makes me hurt in my heart. One time my dh and I were Christmas shopping at Target. This woman was there w/her baby in a bucket/carseat and it was a TINY baby. My dh had our youngest in a sling, and he kept pacing in front of this lady, pointing to his sling and making cradling/pick up your baby motions w/his arms. She.just.kept.looking.at.a.stupid.watch while her baby cried pitifully all by herself.


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The Citadel In Video
Academic Year 2012-2013
Today's Featured Video
Dare to Lead - www.daretolead.com
Other Videos
911 Ceremony Interviews
Parents' Weekend 2013 Saturday Parade
Parents' Weekend 2013 Regimental Band Concert
Parents' Weekend 2013 Saturday Morning
Parents' Weekend 2013 Friday at a Glance
Dare to Lead 30 second version
The Citadel Matriculation Day 2013 Dads
The Citadel's Recognition Day 2013
The Citadel's Cadet Laundry Facilities
The Citadel Academic Year 2012-2013
The Ring is Back
A Golf Company mother Mary Fetrow plays Marching through Georgia
It's a wrap
The Citadel Band gets funky
The Citadel Pipe Band
The Big Show
Celebrating the 4th in Canada
The Citadel band marches in downtown Halifax
Sometimes you just gotta dance
Band mom of the year
Citadel fans
Tuba Hug
Tuning the bagpipes
Packing away the instruments
A quick wrap-up
The exit
Australian Dance Team
A show for the media
Cadets react to the Flying Saxons
What is it
The stand-in
Trying it out with the mass band
Musical Chair
The band...without the instruments
Hey Mom
Video on Summerall Field
We just can't get enough of this song
The Regimental Band plays America the Beautiful
A quick peek at the Band rehearsal
Happy 10th Birthday General
The First Practice
Employee Appreciation Day 2013
The Citadel Pipe Band plays Steam Train to Mallaig
Bill Krause '63 talks about his three key motivations for giving back to The Citadel
The Citadel's Principled Leadership Symposium LTG Michael Ferriter
Where is The Citadel Ring
SCCC Commencement Diploma Timelapse
Graduate College Commencement 2013
The Citadel Class of 2013 graduates
The Last Cadet Andrew Ziniti Class of 2013
The President and a Rock Star
The Citadel Summerall Guards and The Long Gray Line 2013
The Citadel Commissioning Ceremonies 2013
Hoda and Kathy Lee love The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes
Commencement Week 2013 - Thursday
The Citadel Long Gray Line Practice Parade
The Citadel's 17th Annual Bulldog Challenge 10K
The Citadel Recognition Day - March to Marion Square
The Citadel Recognition Day 2013 - The Gauntlet
Come march with The Citadel Regimental Band and Pipes
An April Fools' video for Citadel fans
Cadets take on roles as 'Army Wives' extras
3rd Annual Beautiful Bulldog Contest
2013 Corps Day
The Citadel Leadership Symposium 2013
Women Citadel cadets and their thoughts on leadership
Engineering Week 2013 at The Citadel
Hundreds of K-12 students Storm The Citadel
Football team practices yoga to maximize performance on the field
A day in the life of the Regimental Commander
Criminal Justice Cadets
2012-13 Regimental Commander's Reading List
Christmas Candlelight Service Highlights
A Holiday Message from Gen. and Mrs. Rosa
The Citadel MBA Backed by A Powerful Network
The Citadel MBA Backed by Real Life Flexibility
Daniel Library Hosts Puppy Day
Boo and General say Cheese
Homeland Security and Intelligence Analysis
Greater Issues Series - Keller Kissam '88
Thanksgiving 2012 in the Mess Hall
Citadel alumni share their favorite memories
Citadel Homecoming Weekend 2012
Major Herb Day Remembering a Citadel Icon
The Regimental Band Plays a Halloween Favorite
Remembering The Citadel's Maj. Herb Day
Citadel President Lt. Gen. John Rosa talks about homecoming weekend
Citadel Leadership Day 2012
Citadel Leadership Day 2012 - Visiting the Military Magnet Academy
Citadel Leadership Day 2012- Morning preparations
Citadel Leadership Day 2012 - Helping out at Crisis Ministries
Citadel Leadership Day 2012 - Knobs get on board
Leadership Day 2012 Preview
Trip brings history text to life
Parents' Weekend - Saturday at a Glance
Parents' Day - Sweet Caroline
Orientation to SHARE Program
At a glance Class of 2013 Ring Presentation
The Citadel upgrades computer labs
Students preserve Charleston history
Pass in review
Tailor Shop preps for new year
Summer Research in Chemistry
Engineering students win national award
Engineering Athletes at The Citadel
We're #1...again
Faculty Staff Preview New Canteen
Awards Parade 7 Sept 2012
The Citadel Canteen Back in Business
Gold Star and Presidents List Parade
Honoring a Football Standout Promo
Honoring a Football Standout Bob Carson
Knobs relax at The Citadel beach house
Citadel Night at the RiverDogs
Welcome Back Citadel Graduate Students
Class of 2016 Matriculation
2012 Oath Ceremony Preview
Citadel Moms
Biology Department Interviews
It's Up To You
Byrd Hall Construction
New Criminal Justice Department
Academic Year 2011-2012
Cadets commemorate 9-11 anniversary
2011-2012 Year in Review
Employee Appreciation Day 2012
Professor Awarded Fulbright
Graduate College Commencement In Photo
SC Corps of Cadets Class of 2012 In Pictures
The Citadel Ring Tradition
2012 Retirees
Citadel Graduate College Commencement
Commencement Week
SC Corps of Cadets Class of 2012 Graduates
Class of 2013 Summerall Guards
Long Gray Line - Class of 2012
Class of 2012 Legacy Gathering
Capt. Ryan Hall Leadership Sword
Star of the West Competition
Citadel Seminar - Donald Rumsfeld
Recognition Day, 2012
2012 Employee of the Year Justin Palmer
Pop Tabs for Ronald McDonald House
Fifth Annual Leadership Symposium
Citadel Seminar - Phyllis Schlafly
Physics Students Awarded Grant
Class of 2015 Recognition Day
Knobs Prepare for Recognition Day
Citadel Top 9
FIRST Robotics Competition
Study Abroad Programs
Citadel Seminar - Daniel J. Mitchell
2012 Beautiful Bulldog Contest
Citadel Seminar - Douglas J. Feith
Corps of Cadets 169th birthday
Citadel Seminar - Burton W. Folsom, Jr.
Citadel Seminar - Michael Barone
Recyclemania at The Citadel
Citadel Seminar: Newt Gingrich
Academics: Robin Hood: Myth? Reality?
Celebrating the life of Harvey Dick
Civil Engineering at The Citadel
Citadel Seminar: David A. Norcross
Citadel Seminar: Alfred Regnery
Remembering Harvey Dick
Gold Star/President's List Parade
Happy Holidays from The Citadel
Citadel magazine - College Values
WASA sends care packages
Homecoming - Alumni Memories
Christmas Candlelight Service
Spike gets PUMPED
Curiosity Cabinets
What are you thankful for? Part 2
What are you thankful for? Part 1
Medal of Honor recipient Bruce Crandall
Medal of Honor recipient Sal Giunta
Corps celebrates Thanksgiving
Homecoming 2011 - Cadet Chorale
Homecoming Memories 2011
Greater Issues: Lt. Gen. Hussein al-Majali
Beat VMI!
The making of the ring
The Class of 2012 ring presentation
Time Lapse - Ring monument installation
Cadets become suborbital space scientists
Class of 2012 quad photo
African-American Society visits MLK Memorial
Cadet Night at the RiverDogs game
Naval Academy superintendent visits
Gold Star and President's List parade
Rosa announces U.S. News rankings
Cadets commemorate 9-11 anniversary
Class of 2015 hits the beach
Class of 2015 - Getting books
Charlie the RiverDog at The Citadel
Learning the Basics: Marching
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Alief High School Entrepreneurs Debut Business
Alief Taylor High School students enrolled in Young Entrepreneurs Academy, YEA!, are ready to show off their business start-up skills in a trade show at 12:15 p.m. on April 22. at University of St. Thomas, Crooker Patio, 3909 Graustark.
UST Music Professor Recognized as Emerging Leader
University of St. Thomas Adjunct Professor of Music Marion Russell Dickson was selected as one of seven recipients of the National Association of Teachers of Singing 2014 Emerging Leader Award. Dickson will receive a $750 grant toward her attendance of NATS 53rd National Conference to be held in Boston from July 5-9, 2014.
IFEST Brings World Cultures to UST
From the high energy and driving beats of the Brazilian Samba to the intoxicating aroma of lumpia from the Philippines, the world is coming to the University of St. Thomas on April 24 at 6:30 p.m. on UST's Crooker Patio, 3909 Graustark, for the 11th annual International Festival. The event is free and open to the public.
Nanogroup Teaches Science at Childrens Museum
Giant balloon towers stretched three stories high and filled the Children's Museum of Houston for Nano Days.
Aquila Selected for National Leadership Development
University of St. Thomas is pleased to announce that Dr. Dominic Aquila, Provost and Vice President for Academic Affairs, is one of 23 senior-level administrators in higher education nationwide selected by the Council of Independent Colleges (CIC) to participate in a year-long Executive Leadership Academy.
CTS Colloquium Series presents Dr. Steven Crowell
The Center presents Dr. Steven G. Crowell, Professor of Philosophy at Rice University speaking on "We Have Never Been Animals: Heidegger's Posthumanism."
The Fidelis Quartet in Concert
The Fidelis Quartet Rodica Gonzalez and Mihaela Frusina, violinists Wei Jiang, violist Jeffrey Butler, cellist
European Comparative Immigration Symposium
A comparative analysis of the US and European immigration systems and policies, practices to share and new ways to tackle illegal immigration.
Woodwind Ensemble Concert
The UST Music Department invites you to a performance of ensemble woodwind pieces by students and faculty. The performance is at 7:30 p.m. on April 23 in Cullen Hall.
Tips for Testing
This workshop will address different study techniques for different types of exams and will identify effective study methods.
Presidents Faculty Research & Scholarship Colloquium
The President's Faculty Research and Scholarship Colloquium presents Dr. Ulyses Balderas, Dr. Rick Krustchinsky, Dr. Robert LeBlanc, Dr. Ginny Rimbau and Dr. Randy Soffer on "Study/Travel Abroad: Role in a Liberal Arts Education."


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WONDERFUL CAMP – We took our dog for the first time yesterday 08/20/11. Wow what great people!! Carolyn, Desirae & Kim are wonderful!! Great customer service and fantastic with the animals there! We feel that our "kid" will be well taken care of & felt comfortable leaving him there for the day.Very clean and organized. I am sure the next time we bring him, he will be happy to go. Thanks Camp Bow Wow - Great place.
Our Dogs love this place and so do we – We are frequent travelers and we have always felt guilty leaving our two labs while we travel. About a year ago we booked a last minute trip and our usual kennel was full. Our traveling companions also have a dog and told us how happy they have been with Camp Bow Wow so we decided to give it try. We were pleasintly suprised and are now frequent and faithful clients of the Trumbull Drive location. The camp staff is always happy to see us and the boys arrive. It is apparent that they are true dog lovers and we are confident that thay handle our "kids" with love and care when we are away. Our two Labs are also very impressed because now, as soon as they see the suit cases come out, tails start wagging and when we arrive at camp they burst through the front door with that great Lab enthusiasm . It was also nice to be able to check in on them with the cameras every now and then and see them having a good time. Thanks Camp Bow Wow for providing the unique and great service that you do. Keep up the good work!
pleased customer – We have a bichon who has been attending the green tree location for the past 6 years when we go on vacations and weekend trips. He has a blast each and every time and gets lots of exercise. Any time there was an issue or trouble with our dog, the staff at camp bow wow called us immediately to inform us of the situation. We are very pleased with how the camp counselors and management treat both us and our bichon on each and every occasion! We highly recommend taking your pup or pups to visit this wonderful doggie day care and overnight camp!
HORRIBLE PLACE-DONT LEAVE DOG HERE – Had a horrible expereince at this Camp Bow Wow, my dog was neglected and returned sick with fleas, the owner was defensive and rude and they cost me $$$ in vet bills.
I am really shocked at this review. I am a frequent traveler and have used this location multiple times over the past year. Never a problem. I have spoken with both owners on multiple occasions and they are caring professionals. I can't imagine them being rude to anyone. BTW was your dog on flea preventative?
Never again! – I have boarded my dogs there over Thanksgiving and when they got home Friday night my lab started throwing up - I called the kennel the next day and the receptionist stated they knew that something was going around the kennel and that they had changed their cleaning procedures,. This continued on with my lab the next day and I took her to the vet and she had an intestinal infection. I was to go out of town that weekend and had made a reservation but when I called Camp Bow Wow again they said that the dogs in their kennel were still getting sick and they thought maybe it was the food but even dogs who brought in their own food were getting sick - Cost of vet bill and carpet cleaning $275 - I cancelled my trip out of town. I thought perhaps this was an isolated incident BUT IT WAS NOT!!!!!!
I took my dogs there on April 15th for 1 overnight visit. 3 days later my Lab was coughing and gag and throwing up white mucus. I took her to the emergency vet and as soon as I walked in the door they said what Kennel have you been at because your dog has kennel cough and they quarantined us. They confirmed she had contracted Kennel cough and that vet bill was $350 .
I called and left a message to alert Camp Bow Wow of my dogs conditional and that she had contracted Kennel Cough as it is very contagious and asked to get a return phone call. Never have gotten a call and its 2 days later!~ My two experience with Camp Bow Wow Southwest on Trumbull have cost me over $625 and that doesn't even include the fee I was charged to board the dogs !!
STAY AWAY! – Camp Bow Wow seemed great. Before my boyfriend & I dropped off our golden retriever and miniature pinscher for a weeks trip to Mexico. We returned home to find out that our dogs were sent home with one of our emergency contacts five days early. Our retriever supposedly came down with a cough which the vet stated may or may not be kennel cough and dissapeared after leaving the kennel. Because they were boarded together they were both removed from camp in case the cough had spread. Both dogs were vaccinated before boarding. Instead of calling the goldens vet or even the camps vet for a consult they first left us a simple voicemail which wouldn't be heard until we arived back in the states. This stated "there was no problem and the golden had a slight cough". Then they called our emergency contact to pick up the dogs. When our emergency contact arrived to pick up the dogs they would not give her a loaner colar and leash for the dogs. She had to buy new ones at the pet store just to get them home. This made no sense to us when the camp stated at drop off that we didn't need to leave the leashes at the camp. They obviously weren't prepared for the dogs to go home early. When we arrived home we immediately called the camp to discuss the situation. First, we were told that the camp didn't know what vet to call. This information is not only required in the camps paper work but could also be found on our golden's name plate on his collar. We asked in case an emergency contact can't be reached what happens to the dogs? They stated "We don't know". When asked if a dog needs to be quarentined or a virus has spread through out the kennel what procedures are followed we were told "Were not exactly sure." They also, stated that they followed the proper procedure for possible kennel cough. Not according to other kennels and veterinarians I later contacted. Making things worse the manager we spoke to on the phone did not take our concerns seriously. She laughed at how upset we were that our dogs (family members) were not properly handled. She stopped laughing when we told her our dogs would never return the camp and would make others aware of these problems. To summarize, we completed and signed forms at camp stating that if a health problem occurred our vet would be contacted, our credit card information would be used and the situation would be handled in a proper manner. This did not happen and everyone including the dogs had a very rough week. Never again will we trust, use or indorse this kennel.
This person was not a client here, they were at the Pgh North camp. We are aware of this client situation. We take canine cough very seriously. Any dog showing symptoms is sent home with their emergency contact immediately for the safety of all the other dogs at Camp. Only if an emerg. contact is not available would we have the dogs stay at a vet kennel due to the large costs this would incur on the client. This client was already given a refund even for the nights the dogs were at Camp. Thanks.
Reconsider Using this Camp Bow Wow – I do not recommend using Camp Bow Wow Pittsburgh Southwest. Boarded my dog at this location and he came back with marks all over him as though he was not even supervised and developed kennel cough.
We have a 25:1 min staff ratio and webcams to prove it. With any group play there may be occasions when dogs get marks just as kids get scrapes in daycare.
Canine cough is a disease similar to a cold. We have the strictest vaccine policies in Pgh but it only protect against some strains. Any dog showing signs is immediately removed from camp.
We are the only place that has staff ratios and we are the only daycare with tours and webcams at all times. Please come if for a tour and check us out.
People to trust with your loved ones – A highly recomended place for your dogs. They treat customers and the dogs with kindness and respect.
Camp Bow Wow keeps my dog's tail waggin! – Our dog Abby loves going to Camp every week so much that if we never picked her back up, she probably would not even know the difference. She is very comfortable there and has made lots of doggie friends. The staff does a wonderful job with both the dogs and the owners. They learn very quickly whose owner you are :) This place is a great way from my dog to get her energy out while we are at work, as well it keeps her well socialized with other dogs. We cannot say enough good things about this Camp Bow Wow.
Loves Camp Bow Wow – My Dog loves Camp Bow Wow. He is excited to go everytimes, and the staff there treats him as if he was their own dog. Highly Recomended
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Chen Yifei (1946-2005) Reclining Woman with Fan
Sold for HK$ 4,700,000 (US$ 606,233) inc. premium
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Fine Chinese Paintings & Contemporary Asian Art
Hong Kong, Admiralty
23 Nov 2012 10:00 CST
Auction 20366
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Chen Yifei (1946-2005)
Reclining Woman with Fan
Oil on canvas, framed
Signed Chen Yifei in English and Chinese
Circa 1996
With a label of Marlborough Fine Art (London) Ltd on the reverse, No. 309661
With Chen Yifei Estate's stamp, CYE/RC/No.7, on the reverse
130cm x 155cm (51¼in x 61in).
Chen Yifei Estate, CYE/RC/No.7
Marlborough Fine Art (London) Ltd
A British private collector, acquired in October 2006
Chen Yifei: Hommage à Chen Yifei 1946-2005
, Marlborough Monaco, 19 April to 15 June 2007
Chen Yifei: Hommage à Chen Yifei 1946-2005
, Marlborough Monaco, 2007, p.18, plate 11
陳逸飛 斜臥的持扇美人 油彩畫布 木框 約一九九六年作
簽名:Chen Yifei 陳逸飛
陳逸飛的遺產 CYE/RC/No.7
展覽:「陳逸飛:向陳逸飛致敬 1946-2005」,摩納哥瑪勃洛畫廊,2007年4月19日至6月15日
出版:《陳逸飛:向陳逸飛致敬 1946-2005》,摩納哥瑪勃洛畫廊出版,2007年,頁18,圖版11
Thin mist, dense clouds, sad I stay.
In the golden censer, the burning incense is dying away.
Festival time, again the Double Ninth.
Alone I remain behind the silken curtains on a jade pillow,
Feeling the midnight chill first penetrates.
Drinking wine by the East Hedges at dusk,
A furtive fragrance fills my sleeve.
Do not say my spirit is not worn,
When curtains furl in the west wind,
I am more fragile than the chrysanthemum.
Tipsy Under the Flowers on Double Ninth
by Li Qingzhao
Characterised by soft lines as well as dark and dense colours, Chen Yifei's paintings have been praised by the media in the west as a style of 'romantic realism', always revealing a strong Chinese sensibility in a perfect blend of western artistic techniques. Chen shared, in a 1997 interview, that since the 1960s, he had started reading poetry of the Tang and Song periods, after gaining an insight that poetry and painting originate from the same source. His favourite was Li Qingzhao, evident in many of his paintings that were inspired by her verses. (See Susu, 'Cultural Noble: Chen Yifei', originally published in
New Modern Art Times
, 1999, June issue.) With a poetic, dream-like quality, 'Reclining Woman with Fan' which was executed in 1996, is an important work of his 'Old Dreams of Shanghai' series. By means of his classic
(blurring) technique, the artist portrays a demurely elegant lady dressed in
holding a fan. She reclines by the golden embroidered pillow, as if on the verge of rising; in her somber gaze there is a hint of melancholy filled with subtle beauty, not lacking in quiet resolution. Filled with emotional intensity, this work recalls the mood in
Tipsy Under the Flowers on Double Ninth
written by Song dynasty 'delicate restraint' poetess Li Qingzhao.
Chen Yifei sets the tone of 'Reclining Woman with Fan' as classic and quiet by means of skillful composition. In the form of an asymmetrical triangle, the work has an enduring and reticent quality. Through tonal contrasts and the use of the golden ratio, the visual focus lies in the face of the fan-holding beauty, which serves as the focal point of communication between the work and the viewer. The facial expression of this enigmatic, glacial beauty is cold as frost, as if haunted by a troubled past or a reflection of her life experiences that triggers the viewer's imagination. Reclining on the floor, her left elbow bends into an elegant perpendicular. She leans forward, extending her arms to form a crescent-like shape. The floral patterned fan mirrors her face, expressing a sense of emotional stability while injecting vigor and visual tension into the scene.
Chen deploys the infectious visual language of light to create an ambiance of romance and mysterious exaltation. From the upper right, a stream of artificial light illuminates the lady's facial features, and shines on her exquisite robe of gold, green and burgundy hues, forming delicate and graceful creases. The dark-coloured carpet patterned with central medallions as well as the simple, dim background further accentuate his meticulous lighting arrangement, lending a sculptural and theatrical effect to the figure. Celebrated for the classicism and the majesty of a single moment frozen in time, this painting is reminiscent of the famous work 'Danae' by 17th century Dutch master, Rembrandt van Rijn (see illustrated).
Chen Yifei once said, "the beauty of women lies in paintings." From the late 1980s, he started to create a series of works featuring graceful women in traditional Chinese attire. The first step of figural drawing is the selection of suitable models to represent an artist's particular imagery; for Chen, he had always adhered to his canons of female beauty: elegance and extravagance. From the model Chen Wenyun in his oil work 'Waiting for the Rising Moon in the Western Chamber' to Wen Xiaorong in 'Poppy', Dong Xian in 'Gazing out of the Window', Ye Jihong in 'Fan', then to Song Meiying in 'In the Night Club' (the latter becoming his wife), all of them exude beauty and glamourous sophistication. The lady shown in the present lot 'Reclining Woman with Fan' is said to be a well-known model, Chen Juanhong, whom Chen Yifei previously acknowledged to be "the best female model." (See Yang Changxun,
Visual Life: The Biography of Chen Yifei
, Shanghai Bookstore Publishing House, 2006, p. 110.) For another work modelled by Chen Juanhong, see 'Listening to Birds Song' (Sotheby's Hong Kong, 3rd October 2011, Lot 776).
If Chen's 'Musician' series, created in the 1980s, is regarded as pioneering in the oil portrayal of the female musician theme, then 'Reclining Woman with Fan', representative of his 'Old Dreams of Shanghai' series, can be seen as a more profound cultural exploration of the female subject in the 1990s, also an artistic elevation. To explore the ethos and culture of old Shanghai, Chen travels back in time to the 1930s. He once said, "Putting aside the differences in time, I endeavour to present the vestiges of ancient Chinese culture. The robes (worn by my models) are traditional, but their faces are modern. I wish to convey an impression of orientalism, not just a picture of beauties, but a cultural representation." (See Wang Manping, 'Breathtaking Xunyang', published in Jiang Zuxuan ed.,
Chen Yifei: The Legend
, Hunan Fine Arts Publishing House, Changsha, 1999, p.156.) From this perspective, through his silhouettes of ethereal women in private quarters in the Republican-era Shanghai, Chen intensifies his pursuit of romanticism and nostalgia. Indeed, by reviving the old glory of Shanghai's bygone days and its humanistic spirit, Chen presents the artistic essence of a period of Chinese cultural history.
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Rembrandt van Rijn 'Danae', 1936
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"If there's ever a time to do a concert production of this classic story and musical, it's now," said Jack Everly, who serves as Principal Pops Conductor for the Indianapolis Symphony Orchestra and the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra. "All of the stars are aligned: We have the original filmmaker John Waters, a superior cast of actors, singers and Broadway stars, many of whom have performed in previous Hairspray productions, the epitome of 1960s pop culture with musician Micky Dolenz, and two major orchestras collaborating in this significant full symphonic production," he added.
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Empey worked his way to the quarterfinals of the tourney where he lost, but he was able to successfully wrestle back four matches to complete his weekend of wrestling with a third-place finish.
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It is a testament to the decline in party relations in the House that a simple private meeting Wednesday between Democratic and Republican leaders to discuss an economic stimulus plan was treated as remarkable.
In 2007, the first year of Democratic rule and Republican exile, Speaker Nancy Pelosi, Democrat of California, and the minority leader, Representative John A. Boehner, Republican of Ohio, barely spoke. The senior party leaders and their respective staffs circled one another like the Sharks and the Jets, displaying a similar spirit of trust, cooperation and understanding.
But Ms. Pelosi said Wednesday that she hoped the glimmerings of bipartisanship seen on the economy could serve as a model and lead to increased dialogue between the two parties, easing some of the bitterness from last year and the partisan rancor that has pervaded the House from the days leading up to the Republican takeover in 1994.
''I don't want my legacy to be a continuation of that attitude,'' said Ms. Pelosi, the first woman to hold the speaker's job. ''I had to get a certain amount of work done. I did. Now we need to go on to the next step, which is to expand the conversation.''
After a dozen years in the minority, Democrats came to power a year ago, promising a new tone and pledging that they would not treat minority Republicans like they had been treated: shut out of negotiations, prevented from offering amendments and just generally overrun by Republicans trying to solidify their grip on Congress.
But from the Republican perspective, things got off to a bad start when Democrats rammed through legislation on the minimum wage, energy, combating terrorism and other party priorities without allowing Republicans opportunities to push their alternatives. Angry Republicans fought back, using procedural moves, politically charged amendments and efforts to embarrass the speaker through tactics like highlighting her request for a larger airplane than her predecessor used for public trips.
Democrats won bipartisan approval of many of their chief issues, but the enmity simmered through the year, fueled by repeated clashes over the
Ms. Pelosi acknowledged that she occasionally short-circuited the process but said it was necessary to achieve some of her first-year goals. And she said she understood what Republicans were trying to accomplish in the minority, having spent considerable time there herself. But she said she hoped the climate could be improved. ''Now that everybody has established their parameters, I think that we will be able to move forward with confidence,'' she said. ''I have respect for them. I want everything we do here to have legitimacy, to have a broader base of support, not just a simple majority. So I welcome the opportunity to increase not only the bipartisanship, but the communication.''
Ms. Pelosi dismissed the notion that her attitude was an outgrowth of public calls for conciliation that are being sounded with some success in the presidential primary campaign. But others believe those are echoing in the corridors of a nervous Congress.
''There's a general pervasive feeling that
Still, some veteran lawmakers are dubious that the tensions between the two parties can be eased, particularly in an even-numbered year. ''Get serious,'' said Representative Mike Simpson, Republican of Idaho. ''It is a presidential election year.''
Yet the tone in Congress, at least in the first 48 hours of the session, is a bit different from 2007. Members of both parties are moving cautiously, feeling one another out and not wanting to be the first to drop a political bomb. If voters are looking for change, the mood suggests, it is probably best to show you are getting the message now rather than waiting to get it in November.
''Bipartisanship is spreading out all over,'' declared Representative Steny H. Hoyer of
The Republican leadership was approaching the Democratic overture gingerly but certainly did not want to be seen as refusing any olive branch. Or taking it and breaking it in two.
''I am hopeful we can work together,'' Mr. Boehner said.
Mr. Blunt, the No. 2 Republican, said maybe things could be better, at least part of the time.
''This is a political year,'' he said. ''So my guess is we'll have a conciliatory start and a conciliatory finish and the middle won't be all that good.''
Ms. Pelosi said she envisioned more regular meetings with her Republican counterparts, though not on a fixed schedule. And she said she believed the top lawmakers had at least a foundation of cordial relationships to build on.
But no one expects the two sides to suddenly drop their gloves and embrace. A serious Congressional election is looming, and both parties will soon be trying to coalesce around a presidential nominee, eager to draw distinctions between the two competing ideologies.
And, as Ms. Pelosi noted, Congressional political conflict is daily and intimate. But she said it was her hope that House members of both the Republican and Democratic persuasion could figure out a way to clash over ideas while finding at least a smidgen of common ground.
''You can do both,'' she said. ''This body was created to be a marketplace place of ideas. The idea was you would come and debate different points of view. It is not a bad thing to say, 'We disagree.'