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Alan Gilbert to Direct NY Phil in U.S. Premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage's FRIEZE, 10/3-9
Music Director Alan Gilbert will conduct the New York Philharmonic in Beethoven's Symphony No. 9 and the U.S. Premiere of Mark-Anthony Turnage's Frieze - written in response to Beethoven's Ninth and co-commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society, New York Philharmonic, and BBC Radio 3 - on Thursday, October 3, 2013, at 7:30 p.m.; Friday, October 4 at 8:00 p.m.; Saturday, October 5 at 8:00 p.m.; Tuesday, October 8 at 7:30 p.m.; and Wednesday, October 9 at 7:30 p.m. Part of the Royal Philharmonic Society's 2013 bicentennial, this program reflects the New York Philharmonic's historic link to the Ninth Symphony: the Royal Philharmonic Society (RPS) commissioned the work in 1817, and the New York Philharmonic gave its U.S. Premiere in 1846, for which it commissioned the first English translation of "Ode to Joy."
These concerts mark Alan Gilbert's first performances of the Ninth Symphony with the New York Philharmonic. The soloists will be soprano Julianna di Giacomo (in her Philharmonic subscription debut), mezzo-soprano Kelley O'Connor, tenor Russell Thomas (subscription debut), and bass Shenyang, who will be joined by the Manhattan School of Music Symphonic Chorus, Kent Tritle, director.
"For the modern audience, I think it's fascinating to be reminded that when Beethoven's music was first played, it was then a contemporary-music concert," said Music Director Alan Gilbert. "The hope is that both pieces - Turnage's Frieze and Beethoven's Ninth - will be illuminated by the juxtaposition."
The title of Mark-Anthony Turnage's work is a reference to painter Gustav Klimt's Beethoven Frieze, located in Vienna's Secession building, which is itself a response to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony. "I've been obsessed with Beethoven since the age of eight," said Mr. Turnage. "He's a towering figure, but I find him more inspiring than intimidating. As I discovered Klimt's Beethoven Frieze I also studied and delved deeper into my favorite composer's work. In the end Frieze has little shadows cast from the Beethoven."
The New York Philharmonic Archives will present the exhibition Philharmonic Pioneers: The Founding of the New York and Royal Philharmonic Societies, featuring materials relating to the 1846 U.S. Premiere of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, at Avery Fisher Hall's Bruno Walter Gallery September 25-November 23. New York Philharmonic musicians will perform the
U.S. Premiere of Poul Ruders's String Quartet No. 4, one of the works commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society for its bicentennial, October 7 at the Morgan Library & Museum as part of a private event featuring insights into the history and work of the Philharmonic and RPS.
New York celebrations of the RPS bicentennial will also include the Royal Philharmonic Society's annual lecture - the first time it is being presented outside the U.K. - by Roger Wright, controller of BBC Radio 3 and director of the BBC Proms, who will present "A Future for Music - We're All in this Together," October 9 at 6:00 p.m. at Lincoln Center's Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse. In addition, The Juilliard School and the Morgan Library & Museum will present the exhibition Beethoven's Ninth: A Masterpiece Reunited, displaying together for the first time since 1842 the RPS's copyist's score of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, annotated by the composer, alongside Juilliard's original copyist's score; the exhibit will be on display at the Juilliard Library September 30-October 4, and at the Morgan October 8-December 1. RPS executive director RoseMary Johnson and RPS projects coordinator Tom Hutchinson will hold a public discussion at The Juilliard School's Peter Jay Sharp Theater September 29 at 4:00 p.m. with Joel Sachs, conductor, author, teacher, and founder/director of the New Juilliard Ensemble, which will perform the U.S. Premieres of RPS commissions by Judith Weir and Magnus Lindberg September 29 at 5:00 p.m. On October 1 Juilliard will host a doctoral forum with Dr. Nicolas Bell, curator of the music collections at the British Library. In addition, the Music Division of the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts will present an exhibition on Beethoven's Ninth Symphony October 15-November 30.
Related Events:
- Pre-Concert Talk
Writer and music historIan Harvey Sachs will introduce the program October 3, 5, and 9. Nicolas Bell, curator of the music collections at the British Library, will introduce the program October 4 and 8. Pre-Concert Talks are $7; discounts available for multiple concerts, students, and groups. They take place one hour before each performance in the Helen Hull Room, unless otherwise noted. Attendance is limited to 90 people. Information: nyphil.org or (212) 875-5656.
- Exhibition: Philharmonic Pioneers: The Founding of the New York and Royal Philharmonic Societies
The New York Philharmonic Archives presents this exhibit exploring the pioneering spirit of the founders of the Royal Philharmonic Society and the New York Philharmonic. Materials from both archives will be on display, including materials relating to the 1846 U.S. Premiere of Beethoven's Ninth Symphony, the first time that the English translation of "Ode to Joy," commissioned by the New York Philharmonic, was performed. The original choral parts, hand-written translation, and printing plates - all of which are housed in the New York Philharmonic Archives - will be on view alongside memorabilia and programs from the RPS.
September 25-November 23
Bruno Walter Gallery on Avery Fisher Hall's Grand Promenade
- Royal Philharmonic Society Lecture: "A Future for Music - We're All in this Together"
Roger Wright, Wednesday, October 9, 2013, 6:00 p.m.
Stanley H. Kaplan Penthouse at Lincoln Center
Roger Wright, controller of BBC Radio 3 and director of the BBC Proms, offers his thoughts about the future of classical music. Royal Philharmonic Society Lectures examine the future of classical music in a high profile public forum. This lecture is part of the Royal Philharmonic Society's bicentennial celebrations in New York. www.rps200.org.
- Chamber Music Performance
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New York Philharmonic musicians will perform the U.S. Premiere of Poul Ruders's String Quartet No. 4, one of the works commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society for its bicentennial, as part of a private event featuring insights into the history and work of the Philharmonic and RPS.
Monday, October 7, 2013
The Morgan Library & Museum
- National and International Radio Broadcast
This program will be broadcast the week of October 20, 2013* on The New York Philharmonic This Week, a radio concert series syndicated weekly to more than 300 stations nationally, and to 122 outlets internationally, by the WFMT Radio Network.
The 52-week series, hosted by actor Alec Baldwin, is generously underwritten by The Kaplen Foundation, the Audrey Love Charitable Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Philharmonic's corporate partner, MetLife Foundation. The broadcast will be available on the Philharmonic's Website, nyphil.org. The program is broadcast locally in the New York metropolitan area on 105.9 FM WQXR on Thursdays at 9:00 p.m. *Check local listings for broadcast and program information.
Mark-Anthony Turnage's Frieze was composed in response to Beethoven's Ninth Symphony to celebrate the bicentennial of the Royal Philharmonic Society. It was co-commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society, the New York Philharmonic, and BBC Radio 3. In a 2012 program note, Mr. Turnage explained that the title was inspired by Gustav Klimt's Beethoven Frieze, a painting housed in Vienna that is another artistic response to Beethoven's Ninth. Of the music itself, Turnage wrote: "Frieze has little shadows cast from the Beethoven. Although in four movements, it's not a symphony. The opening movement opens with open fifths as in the Beethoven but then goes in a different direction. The second is more bluesy but shares with the Beethoven Scherzo a lot of dramatic silences. The third quotes a little phrase from the glorious slow movement but disguised as an inversion. I didn't attempt to be in the shadow of the epic last movement so I opted for a fast and furious rondo more like the final movement of the Seventh." These concerts mark the composition's U.S. Premiere.
Beethoven's Symphony No. 9, commissioned by the Royal Philharmonic Society, had its world premiere on May 17, 1824, at the Kärtnerthor Theater in Vienna. The deaf composer stood on the stage beating time and turning the pages of his score, but the real conducting was done by Michael Umlauf. The performance evoked great enthusiasm, but when it ended, Beethoven was still hunched over, turning the leaves of his score. Someone onstage gently turned him around so that he might see the applause he could not hear. The New York Philharmonic gave the work's first performance in the United States - for which it commissioned the first English translation of "Ode to Joy" - on May 20, 1846, under the direction of George Loder, and it was last performed by the Orchestra on New Year's Eve 2004, with Kurt Masur on the podium.
Single tickets for these performances start at $31. Single tickets for the Royal Philharmonic Society Lecture "A Future for Music - We're All in this Together" are $20. Pre-Concert Talks are $7; discounts are available for multiple concerts, students, and groups (visit nyphil.org/preconcert for more information). All tickets may be purchased online at nyphil.org or by calling (212) 875-5656, 10:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. Monday through Friday, 1:00 p.m. to 6:00 p.m. on Saturday, and noon to 5:00 p.m. on Sunday. Tickets may also be purchased at the Avery Fisher Hall Box Office. The Box Office opens at 10:00 a.m. Monday through Saturday, and at noon on Sunday. On performance evenings, the Box Office closes one-half hour after performance time; other evenings it closes at 6:00 p.m. To determine ticket availability, call the Philharmonic's Customer Relations Department at (212) 875-5656. [Ticket prices subject to change.]
Pictured: Alan Gilbert and the New York Philharmonic. Photo Credit: Chris Lee.


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text: Each year high schools throughout the Tri-County area are given the opportunity to participate in the local Literary Contest. First, second and third place awards were given in each category.By NICOLE M. NICHYWayne County SchoolsCareer CenterJunior(Second Place)For my brother, Stephen. For his and my love of having the joy of growing up around a pond and the life within and around it!Also for any other children that have a passion of the water, wildlife, and a sense of wonder.It all begins with my parents and their very old farm. You see, inside the small brown house you could be overcome by the smells of bread baking, chicken cooking, and old roasted coffee brewing. This week that was just coming to an end had been an extremely long one. Our large harvest garden was now free of weeds, which the whole family had been pulling all week. So, that soon we would be harvesting red ripe tomatoes, which we would eventually boil down into a blend for mom's famous slop soup. Then there are the bell peppers that would be plump with a bit of sweet aroma, and also the zucchini that would end up looking like dark green boats for small sailors, along with the tons and tons of other sweet garden treats that would await us all very soon. Well on this day I also helped my father lay fresh straw down in the barn for our few cows and a couple of horses. So, by the late afternoon of the day I was feeling a bit tired and needed a simple way to relax.This is when I decided; that I would take a long walk around our beautiful pond that was just springing with life this time of year. Our pond would now be full of new life, sounds, and great mysteries that were just waiting for me to explore. The pond was half a mile from the house, and just as I went out the front door I heard my mother yell out, "Be careful Nicole, don't fall in!" So, as I began my journey to the pond I could hear the rustling of the new leaves on the trees with the light breeze of the wind whistling by. It was turning out to be a very lovely evening.So, I kept walking down the path of mysteries twist and turns that were filled with patches of wild flowers that became filled with a breathtaking life. As I walked by them, the butterflies that were hidden within began to spread their wings and drift with the wind. The colors all around were epaulet and at the same time mesmerizing to my eyes. After seeing the butterflies I was so happy to know that I was approaching the pond soon, I couldn't wait to see what was around the next turn.As I made my next turn I was surprised to see that I was there at the pond! The sight of the pond was like the sight of a land made of candy for a young child for me; it was everything I had been longing for and much more. I walked up to that edge as I always did in the past to run my hand through the smooth water, but just then from the corner of my eye I was startled by something new, a frog with great green bulging eyes, and then I said it! "This was no ordinary frog for upon his head I could see a crown." So, I quickly turned to get a clearer view, but I had lost my not-so-great balance and splash, before I knew it I had fallen head first right into the pond as my mother had warned me not to!As I felt my body get wet, I opened my eyes to see that stupid frog that caused me to fall in the first place. He swam right up to me and gurgled under the water. I couldn't understand him under that water, not being one of his kind and all, but he must have understood my simple thoughts for all of a sudden I could breathe, see, and understand all that under the water for some strange reason. I then heard him say, "I am the great and almighty king frog of your lovely pond, and I have given you magical powers to visit my world of human wonder." Then, now that I was not so afraid and was more comfortable with my new ways I got the courage up to say, "Hi, I am Nicole from the land around and I thank you for your humbly and surprising welcome." Then he replied in a few gulps, "Hurry there is not much time, but too much to see and do!"After all this and still being somewhat stunned by it all, I decided that now I was adapted to his world, it would be OK to follow, so then I started to swim. I couldn't believe it, I was swimming just like all the fish that my brother and I came down to feed all the time with their shinny little tails. Then I looked up and saw the insects dancing on top of the water just above our heads. To my amazement this world that I was not to enter turned out to be very spectacular with new and wonderful things that I would not have been able to see or even imagine from the surface. This majestic frog that took me in for I did not know his name introduced me to six different of his friends, which showed me their ways of life and homes. Then I saw a snapping turtle that my father had told me not to even get to close to, and I was sure that this was not one of the king frogs friends that I didn't want to meet! There were even some bluegills and bass swimming in schools or groups around the frog and I, even got to meet a muskrat and spend some time chatting with him about both of his worlds, which was very educational. Then the most spectacular sight that I got to explore was the magical frogs thrown. Water, seaweed, and beautiful rocks of different colors and shapes surrounded it. It was like an underwater castle of the rich and famous.As we started out of a late swim around the pond we looked up and saw that the sun's light looked a bit hazier. So, the frog turned to me and said, "It's time we returned you to the edge of the pond, I most certainly hope you enjoyed your stay here in my world! Maybe I can come to visit more of your world sometime, as some of my subjects tell me about when they return from a trip with your wild little brother." I then thanked the king and told him we would have to make plans soon. Now at the edge I heard my mom yelling for me to come in and eat dinner.Then suddenly the voice was stronger and I could feel something tapping my shoulder I turned to see that it was my mom. I began to say, "Mom I was just coming. I thought you were at the house yelling for me to come in for dinner!" Then she said, "Nicole it was about 10 minutes ago, I came down after you and saw that you had fallen fast asleep here with your hand in the water." I looked at her and said, "I must have worked really hard today." She then asked me, did you have any wet dreams. Then we both started to laugh out loud. So I turned and looked back at the pond, winked and said, "I guess I just have to take my walk tomorrow!"Just then as my mom said that dinner was getting cold I saw a frog wink at me and with a crib-it, I thought he said, "A walk around the pond," then the voice faded away as the day did, too!


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My principal problem with drug laws is philosophical. I was brought up, wrongly it turns out, to believe that liberty was valued in the United States. Sometimes, I thought, we were free even to make poor decisions. Should a man smoke Marijuana? Obviously no. Should a man eat a diet of McDonalds and Burger king and sit in front of the TV for 8 hours at a time? No. But decisions like these were supposed to be left to the individual.
At some point, this reasoning fell out of fashion. Today, our decisions are simply utilitarian calculations. Concepts such as "rights" and the idea that sometimes society as a whole MAY NOT KNOW WHAT IS BEST have been thrown by the wayside. Now we live under they tyranny of the "how does it effect others" calculus. This "reason" is usually a thinly veiled fallacy. All of our decisions have effects on others. For example, the obesity epidemic in the United States will kill many times the number that drugs will. The absolute effect of our nation's poor health decisions will be far, far more costly than all the Cocaine in Columbia.
Call me crazy, but I believe healthy societies leave decisions like these to the individual. I don't care to weigh the "pros and cons" because I don't think it is the right question. The question is, do you really want to live in a society where your rights are no more than magic words?
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Above, you can see a Utah business' bland wall come to life in 99 seconds flat.
Movement Ventures, a venture studio for entrepreneurs in Lehi, hired Salt Lake City-based artist Trent Call to spice up their conference room wall with a mural. Co-founder Josh Little documented the whole process and sped it up, so we can all watch Call liven up the room with his spray cans without any wait or fumes.
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The first experimental verification to the authors' knowledge of efficient two-step recording in a photorefractive and piezoelectric crystal of with cw laser light is reported. We found nonlinear behavior of the photorefractive sensitivity and photovoltaic current, indicating that the excitation process is connected to excitation of electrons of the dopant through an intermediate level to the conduction band. This two-step nature of the photorefractive effect makes the crystal an exciting new candidate for applications in holographic storage.
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Discussion in 'Archive' started by StormJr, Apr 1, 2012.
can someone remind me what needs to be done to unlock the bonus course again?!
I know on PS3.. You need to master like 14 courses or purchase like all the dlc with coins.. After that you go to play now mode and go to the bonus course and should have to download two files and then it should be ready to play...
Heres what I don't understand...
Can you use "coins" to buy the courses outright? My interpretation was that you could not. I thought you had to purchase "rounds" on the DLC courses, then play those rounds and attempt to finish all the masteries. Only then could you "unlock" the course for unlimited play.
The only other way to do it, then, is to purchase the DLC straight up with MS points.
Well on the PS3 you can not purchase the DLC straight from the marketplace like you could for the Xbox apparently.. You can earn coins just by playing the game or can purchase coins with either a credit card or PSN points or whatever they are called. You can rent the courses for like 6,000 or so coins or you can purchase unlimited rounds for like 15,000 or so coins.. You can also purchase a 5,6, or 11 course pack with coins earned or purchased. The course pack would give the user unlimited rounds. Once you have like 14 or so courses purchased with coins and have unlimited use or master you can get the TPC River Highland course but will need to download two files to my knowledge..
Hope this helps man...
you can on PS3.Not sure if a glitch/mistake or by design,but you have an option to purchase unlimited rounds for 18k of coins(as well as rent rounds for 6k),once you do it the course downloads and it's yours.I've downloaded 3 already.
I'm 100% sure it's by design that PS3 users can use coins to purchase the DLC rather than just rent and 360 users cannot. From what I've read on the EA boards it has to do with Sony and Microsoft, not EA. The devs didn't get into any more detail than that.
As far as the Bonus Course (TPC River Highlands), you only have to unlock unlimited play on 16 DLC courses. That means that if you purchase DLC, unlimited play has been unlocked. If you have the CE, then you've already unlocked unlimited play on 5 DLC courses, so you only need to unlock unlimited play on 11 more.
After I had purchased all the DLC, I rebooted my 360. Went back into the game into Play Now and there was TPC River Highlands. I selected it to play and it popped up with a download screen to download unlimited play for free. Did that and boom, done. Have the course.
There have been many people that have said they are having issues, however, with no response from EA about it.
Sounds like I'm going to have to purchase them all then. Lame.
Well, you can still earn coins, and RENT rounds to master the courses. Once you master the courses then you get the course for free.
And if you don't like that way, if you collect all of that DLC course's PINS (bronze through gold) you also get it for free.
However, from what I gather, both ways are very time consuming.
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There were some cool parts. The Subway Ghost spookily spits his spoken word "Focus" with a malevolent energy. The diary entry "With You" is a radio-ready hit love ballad that feels like a lost Alanis Morissette track (unsurprisingly, Glen Ballard, who co-wrote the music with the Eurythmics' Dave Stewart, won a Grammy for his work with Morissette). And the Hospital Ghost chorus provided just the right amount of levity and exposition.
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Capt. Austin Hudson, parliamentary secretary to the Ministry of Transport, revealed last night that he had conferred lengthily with Colonial Secretary Malcolm MacDonald on Jewish fears concerning Palestine. He felt that Mr. MacDonald was most sympathetic and was keeping in closest touch with both Arab and Jewish opinion.
Speaking at a meeting in North London, Capt. Hudson warned against rumors on Palestine's future as causing trouble and bitterness. He declared one thing was sure, that among every party in parliament there was great sympathy for the oppressed Jewry of central Europe. He stressed the loyalty of Palestine Jewry to Great Britain.
Sir George Jones, Conservative M.P., urged immediate enlargement of Jewish immigration to Palestine and expressed the conviction that the best solution would be to give the Jews the power to regulate immigration, adding he was sure they would deal fairly with the Arabs.
The New Statesman and Nation said editorially today it was generally expected that British policy would be to maintain the mandate with the aim of establishing, through collaboration between the Arabs and Jews, a unified Palestine. The weekly voiced the hope that America would not make the British task harder. The Spectator declared that the ease and rapidity of restoration of order in Jerusalem showed that it was only the weakening of Government authority, and not their own strength, which had allowed the Arabs to win the success they had achieved.


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The government on Friday described the spread of chikungunya in Kerala as an "epidemic outbreak" and underlined the need for preventive measures to contain the disease, which has claimed 81 lives so far in the state.
"This is the epidemic outbreak of chikungunya and the fever incidence is very high. We have to take effective preventive measures in order to contain the epidemic outbreak," said P L Joshi, director of National Vector Born Disease Control.
Asked about the deaths, reported to have occurred due to the disease, he said, "A team is investigating the deaths reported by the state and once they come out with the report, we will convey to the state accordingly. This may take 2-3 days, maximum a week."
Stressing a need for community participation and social mobilisation, Joshi said, "This mosquito breeds in houses, so unless the community is made aware and they participate in prevention of breeding, it will be very difficult to control. But once we have social mobilisation we can prevent the spread of this disease very effectively."
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|June 26, 1889(aged 54)
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James Athearn ("J.A.") Folger, Sr. (June 17, 1835 – June 26, 1889) was an American businessman and the founder of the Folgers Coffee Company.
Early years[edit]
Folger was born in Nantucket, Massachusetts, U.S., the son of Samuel Brown Folger and Nancy Hill. His father was a master blacksmith who had invested in a tryworks and bought two ships. They had nine children of which James was the second youngest. The Folger family roots can be traced back to England.[1] On July 13, 1846 a 33-acre (130,000 m2) fire broke out in Nantucket's business section and burned the works and ship. 11 year old James helped in the reconstruction.[citation needed]
Journey west[edit]
After the discovery of gold in California, James (14), along with his brothers Henry (16) and Edward (20) set out in the autumn of 1849 on a ship bound for the Isthmus of Panama. After a raft and hiking journey across the Isthmus, the brothers waited at Panama City for quite a while before catching the Pacific mail steamer Isthmus on April 10, 1850. They entered the Golden Gate on May 5, 1850.[citation needed]
Work in San Francisco[edit]
James decided to stay in San Francisco instead of heading to the gold fields as a result of the high wages being offered. He helped reconstruct after one of San Francisco's many fires, similar to how he had in Nantucket. He helped build a spice-and-coffee mill for a man named William H. Bovee.[2]
Founding of Folger's Coffee[edit]
In 1860 he founded the San Francisco coffee firm, known as the J. A. Folger Coffee Company, known today simply as Folgers Coffee.[2]
He is the grandfather of Peter Folger, and the great-grandfather of Abigail Folger. Abigail was murdered in 1969, by members of the Manson family, along with her friend, actress Sharon Tate among others.
He is also the uncle of Henry Clay Folger, founder of the Folger Shakespeare Library.
He is buried in the Folger family plot at Mountain View Cemetery in Oakland, California.
- ^ Remarks on the Origin and Genealogy of the Franklin Family.
- ^ a b "Histories of Associate Members". California Historical Society Quarterly. University of California Press in association with the California Historical Society. 43 (2): 177. June 1964. Retrieved August 30, 2016.
External links[edit]
- The Official Website of Folgers Coffee
- The Folger Way – Coffee Pioneering Since 1850, Ruth Waldo Newhall (1961) (no ISBN number)
- "The Nantucket Coffee Connection", by Robert F. Mooney. Originally published in the Historic Nantucket, Vol 48, no. 3 (Summer 1999), p. 24.
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The UK last night agreed to transport military supplies to the Kurds fighting Islamic State in Iraq.
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The call came in a letter to the Prime Minister, who is still on holiday in Portugal, from one of his own backbenchers, Conor Burns, as United Nations human rights experts warned that the world must take all possible measures to prevent a massacre of minorities in the country.
Mr Burns was one of a number of Tory, Labour and Liberal Democrat MPs who demanded greater action yesterday. Among them was former LibDem leader Sir Menzies Campbell, who said that the Coalition Government would be well advised to recall parliament and keep an open mind on military action.
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Maria del Rosario Martinez from San Fernando High School and Beatriz Navarro from Vaughn Charter School were two of the women who received the Guillermina Award: Madre Campeona which recognizes women who are leaders within their communities and who impact their children's education with their efforts. This award honors Guillermina Corrales Garcia, board member Garcia's mother and serves as a symbol of women strength and the role they play in their children's education.
These two women embody the core of what this award represents by donating countless hours of their time to their schools. Ms. Martinez has helped from preparing packets for parent workshops to creating mementos for San Fernando High teachers. Likewise, Ms. Navarro has helped coordinate food programs for families in need as well as assist at Vaughn's Family Center. Both do so with an enthusiasm that touches those who are fortunate to work along side them.
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Katherine (Nina Dobrev), who returned to Mystic Falls in the season 1 finale of The Vampire Diaries, is here to stay a while – and cause even more chaos for the town that's had its share of troubles. In an exclusive trailer for season 2 of the CW show, Katherine is out to play games and get revenge, coming between brothers Stefan (Paul Wesley) and Damon (Ian Somerhalder) and facing Elena along the way.
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I had Vaser Lipo on upper arms, stomach, and around the belly (took out about 2000cc) about 6 months ago, and there is no change on my weight or measurements. I do notice my stomach is flatter and I have no lumpiness, but is this my final result--which really is no result? I haven't changed my eating habits (I eat pretty healthy) and I exercise regularly. I hear all these posts about Liposuction making them smaller sizes, but why do I have absolutely no change? I don't think it's weight gain. Help!
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Liposuction no matter which technique is used does not guarantee weight loss. It improves the contour. Yes, you will have weight removed, but you have to keep the weight off by exercising and watching your caloric intake. If you had a 1000 cc removal that is about 2.2 pounds. 2000 cc is about 4 .4 pounds. It really depends upon how much was removed.
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Fifty delegates from South and Central America deliberated over communal affairs and human rights issues at the second plenary session of the Latin American Jewish Congress being held here. The event coincided with the centenary celebration of Peru's Jewish community. One of the main issues discussed was the growing restlessness of Jewish youth which here, as abroad, has been demanding a greater voice in policy-making by the Jewish community and more funds for their activities.
The Congress' 1969 award for contributions to human rights went to Foreign Minister Alfonso Arinho Mello Franco of Brazil. In the keynote address, Dr. Moises Goldman, of Argentina, reviewed the situation of Jews in Latin America and spoke of the growing efforts of Arab propagandists on the continent. Luis Schydlowsky, of Lima, spoke of the historical background of Peruvian Jews.


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Starbucks is looking to expand it's menu.
Delish is reporting that the coffee giant is looking into testing for a tiramisu latte.
The idea came from customer suggestions, and Starbucks has already rolled out the flavor in St. Louis and Jacksonville.
What is in a tiramisu latte you ask? Well espresso with mascarpone flavoring and it is topped with cocoa expresso powder.
If the drink catches on in the test markets it could be at a Starbucks near you very soon.
I would order one of these in a minute. I can almost taste it now. Yummy!!!!
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The Marin County Planning Commission selected Commissioner Wade Holland of Inverness as its new chair, replacing Commissioner Joan Lubamersky of Larkspur, during its Monday meeting.
Commissioner Don Dickenson of San Rafael was selected as the new vice chair, replacing former Commissioner Mark Ginalski of Tiburon, who has stepped down from the commission.
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The menu includes chicken jalapharezi with mixed vegetables ($10.99), goat curry ($11.99), and shrimp vindaloo with potatoes ($12.99).
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Inside New India Restaurant, chandeliers illuminate plates of enticing Indian fare dusted with spices and herbs, lighting up taste buds with anticipation. Around the dining room, guests dig in to cuts of chicken roasted in a tandoori oven, chick peas tempered with ginger, and thali, a traditional Indian meal of lamb curry and chicken pakora served on a silver platter.


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- October 17, 2013, 2:45 PM
Aviation insurance underwriter USAIG is adding up to 15 percent in new discounts for business aircraft operators that incorporate certain safety programs. Through Performance Vector Plus, USAIG customers can earn "good experience returns" when they meet any of three safety standards during a policy year while also avoiding loss claims. Each standard met earns a 5-percent return, for a potential total return of 15 percent. The three standards include achieving and maintaining IS-BAO registry, completing twice-yearly simulation-based training for pilots and implementing an industry-recognized flight operations quality assurance program.


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Terrell Owens: 'If I don't play this year, I'm retiring'
Terrell Owens still wants to play for a team in the NFL but says if he doesn't play this year, he will retire from football after 15 seasons in the NFL, he said in an interview with CBS Sports. Owens, who lasted played in the NFL as a member of the Cincinnati Bengals in 2010, said he still wants to play in the NFL and believes he can still be an effective wide receiver next season.
Owens was invited to Seahawks training camp last summer but was cut just after three weeks in camp. Owens said he's "not chasing a dream" and is "being realistic" when assessing his professional playing career. Owens said he has matured and he's "not the same guy" he was five years ago. Owens said he has been working out with Chad Johnson in hopes of getting Johnson "straight" while attempting his own comeback in the NFL.
"That's just me being realistic," he said. "I want to play again. I want to go out on top with a team. I think I can still play, but if I don't sign with a team, it would be time to retire. I have to be honest with myself."
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Good company, GPS and relaxed attitude are the secrets to a good road trip
Step one: take a GPS. Or just a phone with GPS capability. Or a really good map and someone who knows how to read it.
With this simple step in place you're already on your way to road trip success; you've already cancelled out the source of so many arguments and so many issues. You won't get lost. Life is good.
With summer upon us, with hot weather beaming down and here to stay, it's time to start thinking about the great road trip. It's time to embrace the freedom of pointing your car down the highway and just going, exploring the country, having fun with your family or mates.
Now is the perfect time to hit the open road, whether it's for a round-the-country mega-adventure or just a little daytrip down the coast. Whichever you choose, there are a few things to think about if you want to do road tripping right.
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The first of those is to take a GPS. It might seem unspontaneous, and it might seem like you're surrendering to technology, but the time and pain it will save in the form of arguments and dead-end roads makes it easily worth its while.
The next step, and one that's just as important, is to choose your company wisely. Great friends do not necessarily make great road trip companions. You want a crew of people who are relaxed, people who are spontaneous, people who deal with problems with the minimum of fuss, and, most importantly, people who have similar music taste to you.
If you're going to spend a long time in the car, you're going to spend a long time listening to the radio. And the last thing you want is to be subjected to five straight hours of Rihanna if your tastes run more towards Rancid.
Maybe you won't have exactly the same music tastes as your road-tripping buddies, but as long as they're similar you can still experience sonic joy in the car. Before you leave, get everyone to contribute, say, 20 songs to a playlist. Cue that up, set it on shuffle, and your music woes are sorted.
What car are you driving? The thing about great road trips is that, unless you're a proper car nut, it really doesn't matter. From a Kombi to a convertible, a station wagon to a sedan, the mode of transport is not what's important here – it's the company, and the destination. Sure, I drove a Mustang up Highway 1 in California and it was one of the best experiences I've had, but you could have an equally good time in a Corolla.
Just get something comfortable that's not going to break down on you.
Next up, your plan. It's good to have a rough plan, but you don't want anything that comes in the form of an Excel spreadsheet. The great thing about road trips is the freedom to go wherever you please, whenever you please.
It might be handy to have a few bookings along the way, but give yourself the flexibility to be spontaneous. Feel like checking out that beach? Do it. Feel like pulling into that campsite? Do it. Don't restrict yourself to a concrete itinerary.
Wherever you're going, take snacks. Lots of snacks. Make them Minties and Fantales and Snakes Alive. These are the road trip versions of party pies and sausage rolls: the classics that your mum used to pull out back in the day. It's as good for nostalgia as it is for a sweet tooth.
Learn a few things about basic car maintenance. I have to admit, the first time I set out driving on my own, on a holiday in Scotland, I didn't know how to change a tyre. This resulted in a very sheepish call to the owner of the car – a local Scottish farmer – and some very frightening roadside assistance from an irate version of said farmer.
Learn how to change a tyre, how to check oil and water, and carry the requisite tools to do all of those things while on the road.
And lastly, while this might be a road trip, it doesn't mean you should try to drive a long way each day. There's no need to spend every hour on the road – give yourself plenty of chances to stop off and enjoy the places you're visiting.
Leave time to swim, to hike, to wander and explore. Have lazy lunches. Wiggle your toes in the sand. And set easy drive-day targets.
Because even with that GPS, you might still get lost.
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Joey Ramone's Record Collection and Custom Leather Jacket Being Sold in Auction
The vinyl record collection belonging to the late Ramones frontman Joey Ramon is going to auction at RR Auction.com. The collection includes records by Led Zeppelin, The Who, Bob Dylan, The Human League, Iggy Pop, and The Doors.
The collection is said to be "In overall very good to fine condition, with various scattered creases and small tears to sleeves, affixed prices tags and labels, and marks to vinyl." The records came from the Joey Ramone Estate and are also accompanied by a letter signed by Joey's brother Mickey, which verifies their provenance.
The opening minimum bid for the albums is $500. The bidding opens on February 14 and ends on February 21.
Joey's custom made leather jacket, a number of guitars, and t-shirts and his passport are also being sold.
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Once you hear this all star band, you quickly will join the fan base that these guys have created. All members of this band grew up and continue to play gospel music which is the foundation of their soulful sound.
The KOS is, band leader Guitar Extraordinaire Greg Landfair (R. Kelly/ The Isley Brothers/Blackberry Records), Music Director Keyboardist/Bassist Rohn Simpson (Showstoppers International/Moon Walker Show-Michael Jackson Tribute/Mighty Clouds of Joy), Bassist Bennie Edwards Jr. (Lionel Richie/The Isley Brothers), Saxophonist Jimmy McElroy (Gladys Knight/Cannonball Adderley, Drummer Ashton Smiff (Moon Walker Show-Michael Jackson Tribute) and Reggae Keyboardist Dane Cole (Maxi Priest/The Mighty Diamonds).
They are the sound behind Elaine Stepter (toured with Rose Royce), Fel Davis (Public Announcement) and Maurice Mahon (R. Kelly)
Many bands try very hard to produce what comes natural to the KOS thus it's been said many times many ways they are "Often Imitated Cannot Be Duplicated".


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Although languishing ninth on the SAB League table with only 13 games to go, FC Godisanang believes its target to challenge for league honours in the SAB League is still on track.
This despite a 2-1 home loss to Bidvest Wits development side, Bid Boys who lie second to table-topping Boca Juniors, an Eldorado Park outfit.
Godisang coach Abbey Mofomme said he was confident they could still rise to the occasion and mount a late challenge for league honours, although the team was not a settled one.
"The team is an ongoing development project," he said.
"We have players that have just completed matric and some of them are moving forward to tertiary institutions in various parts of the country while others have found jobs.
"This means that week in, week out, we have to build a new squad. But despite all these setbacks, I am still confident we can rise to the occasion in the remaining 13 games of the season."
In the game, Bid Boys went into the half-time break leading 2-0, courtesy of a 20th-minute strike by captain Renanao Leepile and the second five minutes later by Luciano van Heerden.
Lanky Bid Boys substitute striker, Sifiso Nkosi could have increased the lead had his header in the dying minutes been on target. However, it was Godisanang who, minutes later, got on the scoresheet through a well-taken header by Donald Somo for the consolation goal.
"I had instructed my boys to grab two quick goals and then ensure they close them down and not allow them to play their normal football, and this paid dividends," said Bid Boys coach Ashley Makhanya.
Godisang is currently in its third season of the SAB League, which is the third division promotional league of the South African Football Association. From this league, promoted teams move up a rung to the ABC Motsepe League, then the National First Division which is a precursor to the prestigious Premier Soccer League.


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Top 10 Dad Movies
Father's Day is fast approaching. Check out Kidzworld's list of movies that celebrate dads everywhere!
Finding Nemo Courtesy of Pixar
Pursuit of Happyness Courtesy of Sony
Father of the Bride Courtesy of Touchstone
The Sound of Music Courtesy of 20th Century Fox
Billboard Dad Courtesy of Warner Bros.
Star Wars Courtesy of 20th Century Fox
Big Fish Courtesy of Sony
The Lion King Courtesy of Disney
Field of Dreams Courtesy of Universal
Mrs. Doubtfire Courtesy of 20th Century Fox
No. 10: Finding Nemo
The tale of an adventurous clownfish called Nemo who gets separated from his school of fish. His father Marlin heads out on the ultimate hunt to find his son.
No. 9: The Pursuit of Happyness
Will Smith stars as Chris Gardner, a homeless man who struggles to make ends meet for his son Christopher.
No. 8: Father of the Bride
This classic film follows the shenanigans George (played by Steve Martin) goes through as he helps his daughter prepare for her upcoming marriage.
No. 7: The Sound of Music
One of the most popular musicals of all time, The Sound of Music is the story of the Von Trapp family. The seven children are being raised by their widowed father and a singing governess.
No. 6: Billboard Dad
Twins Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen star in this movie about sisters who place an advertisement trying to find a date for their father.
No. 5: Star Wars
At the heart of the popular Star Wars saga is the father-son relationship between Darth Vader and Luke Skywalker.
No. 4: Big Fish
This fantasy adventure movie focuses on Will's journey to mend his relationship with his dying father.
No. 3: The Lion King
The classic Disney film follows lion cub Simba as he tries to grow into the king his father Mufasa wants him to be.
No. 2: Field of Dreams
A farmer and a father, Ray hears a voice that tells him to build a baseball diamond. Although destroying his corn fields threatens to destroy him financially, the field ultimately brings his family together.
No. 1: Mrs. Doubtfire
Robin Williams plays Daniel, a man who is desperate to spend time with his children after divorcing from his wife. He goes to great lengths – even dressing up as a nanny – in order to see them.
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Daily errands do not require a car.
Transit is convenient for most trips.
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2 Mall Drive East has a Walk Score of 92 out of 100. This location is a Walker's Paradise so daily errands do not require a car.
2 Mall Drive East is a four minute walk from the Hudson-Bergen Light Rail at the HARSIMUS COVE HBLR STATION stop.
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And then there were five.
The addition of Padraig Harrington, Miguel Angel Jimenez and Jose Maria Olazabal to Paul McGinley's Ryder Cup set-up completed a European backroom team of considerable experience. Along with the golden oldies Sam Torrance and Des Smyth, the trio of Harrington, Jimenez and Olazabal can boast 17 cup appearances among them.
Harrington, a compatriot of McGinley's and a veteran of six cup campaigns, was a fairly obvious choice given the close bond between the two Dubliners. "Padraig is my oldest friend on Tour and is a guy I've known most of my life," said McGinley. "We went to school together, came through the amateur ranks together and have been together in many contests for both Ireland and Europe over the years, so I know what he can bring to the team room."
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Jimenez continues to be groomed as a future Ryder Cup captain and was handed the skipper's role of the EurAsia Cup by McGinley last December. Olazabal, meanwhile, has made a swift return to the fray two years after captaining Europe to that astonishing triumph in Medinah.
"It will [prove to] be a masterstroke," suggested Stephen Gallacher, the European rookie.
McGinley added: "Jose Maria's passion for the Ryder Cup is recognised the world over and I'm delighted he has accepted my invitation to be involved again, once more maintaining that important continuity.
"I know it's been common in the past to have three or four vice-captains. But I've gone for five because I feel an extra person is justified due to the additional workload which comes from being the home team. I also saw such a system working well when we ended up having five vice-captains under Colin Montgomerie in 2010."
There was no room for Paul Lawrie, however. The Scot would have been a popular addition and would have brought a wealth of local knowledge to proceedings. In terms of his future ambitions of captaining Europe, it's hardly encouraging that he has been snubbed for a Ryder Cup in Scotland. Let's hope he is not marginalised to the extent another former major winner, Sandy Lyle, has been.


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PALM BEACH GARDENS, Fla. – Luke Donald made a quadruple bogey earlier this week. Mark Calcavecchia whiffed on a chip Saturday.
Bad mistakes? Absolutely.
But to win at PGA National, one must overcome blunders, which Donald and Calcavecchia have done with ease.
Donald shot a 4-under 66 on Saturday, Calcavecchia finished with 67, and the two former Honda Classic champions wound up tied withMatt Jones (71) atop the leaderboard at PGA National. All three were at 6 under, one shot better than Brian Davis (73) and Jose Coceres (68), who lost a four-way playoff at PGA National a year ago.
"There's a lot of danger out there," Donald said. "There's some very daunting shots, a lot of scary shots with a lot of water around. So you have to really stand up there and hit good, solid shots."
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About Kate Huntington Photography
Kate Huntington Photography specializes in documentary style portraiture for newborns, babies, children, families and we... Read MoreRead More ddings. Kate's style is a blend of photojournalism, lifestyle, and fine art photography resulting in images that are modern yet timeless. Sessions take place in natural surroundings -- your home or yard, a favorite park, or downtown -- and are relaxed and fun.Request A Quote