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"The Selfish Mime: What's the difference between Clown and Mime?" with Donald Cameron McManus, February 25th, 4-6pm, Bergmann Theatre
A lot of people think that:
1) Mimes are all French and aren't funny
2) Clowns are desperately trying to be funny by throwing all social conventions aside resulting in grown adults claiming to have "coulrophobia" (fear of clowns).
What's the real deal? What's a mime? What's a clown?
"The Selfish Mime" is an interactive workshop that confronts these preconceptions through a "faux" lecture-demonstration by Professor Donald McManus of Emory University. The arts of mime and clown are explained in the context of the recently popular phenomenon of MEMES, first hatched by Richard Dawkins in his book The Selfish Gene (1976). The style, technique and purposes of clown and mime are clarified with the help of volunteers from the workshop participants and everybody blows off steam, while also learning a lot about how mime and clown actually function. The workshop satirizes the tyranny of contemporary theory over art making, specifically comedy, and debunks current fallacies regarding these art forms. Participants are given a crash course in clown logic and learn how to discover the comic nature of mime and the common humanity in clown.
Donald Cameron McManus was born in Montréal, Quebec and has worked professionally as an actor, director, musician and clown in Canada, the U.S., Asia and Europe. His research interests include: comedy, popular entertainment, clown, twentieth-century theatre, foreign plays in translation, scenography, interculturalism, and multi-media performance. Dr. McManus completed a BA at The University of Toronto and was awarded the Donald Matheson Springer Fellowship to pursue graduate studies at The University of Michigan, Ann Arbor where he completed his Doctorate in 1998. His English translation of Man and Gentleman by Eduardo De Filippo was published in Forum Italicum in 2001. His book No Kidding! Clown as Protagonist in Twentieth-Century Theater was published by the University of Delaware Press in 2003 and was selected as an OutstandingAcademic Title in 2004. He collaborated with Josef Glowa to produce the only English-language version of Thomas Bernhard's play The World-Fixer (published by Ariadne Press in 2005). Professor McManus hasalso published articles for The Journal of Drama Studies, Scenography International, The Routledge Companion to Actors' Shakespeare and The Routledge Companion to Directors' Shakespeare. He is currently working on a sequel to No Kidding! entitled No, Seriously! Comedy and Death in Theater and Film.


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I just looked at the membership page of the new fitness company with which my employer has a contract (we get discounts for the subscription if we join). And I saw this: Three training sessions based on primal moves! Ha!
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It's sad to see the most popular thread in JI's Pro Arena Sports Forum history go, but time to turn the page...
Time for a new season, and a new thread.
Tavares is the Captain.
Nabakov back in net.
Carry on.
It's sad to see the most popular thread in JI's Pro Arena Sports Forum history go, but time to turn the page...
First preseason game starts next Tuesday. Doesn't mean much.
First regular season game is October 4 vs. the Devils.
Perfect timing for the new thread. Just bought tickets this AM to the Isles-Flyers in Philly 11/23, then gonna drive down to Baltimore for the Jets-Ravens on the 24th. To quote a certain linebacker -- Can't Wait!!!
Anyone going to see them at the Barclays Center for the preseason game?
I'm bummed - I was totally going to go (much easier for me than the Coliseum) and now I have to be in San Diego for a work conference. I would like to see what the Barclays will look like but part of me is scared knowing that it definitely won't hold a candle to the Coliseum's sight lines. We can't help but be disappointed.
Going to try and go to the Rock or the Coliseum for opening night.
Also, I'm disappointed in the realigned division name, and the new "who makes the playoffs" format.
Agreed on both. Metropolitan Division? Seriously? And having 16 teams in the East is really bullsh!t. Especially considering how difficult our Division is. Pens, Rags, Flyers, Devils, Caps, Isles....even the BJs are up and coming (Canes? Meh).
There will be some good teams on the outside looking in. Here's hoping its the Flyers and Rags!
Live Streaming the practice at Barclays Center right now.
Just a heads up. They are going to stream tomorrows game on the Isles website.
Not the SS I wanted to watch but we get griff/pulock and the feed is very good. Go Isles
I went to watch islanders tv, and it said the video format is not compatible with my device.
I am disappoint.
Video is great, not sure why you are having a problem. Best part is no announcers. Poulin looks sharp so far
I had it for about 30 minutes and just lost it. Try to relaunch and I am getting a message that the video is not available in my area. Go figure - It was available 10 minutes ago. I too am disappointed.
No problems on my end at all but I am in FL. End of first...nice goal by Grabs and I noticed Regin playing well. Poulin looks great but the PK in this game not so much. He made some great saves and his lateral movement looks improved.
It is weird with no announcers, just the stadium guys. Should have printed out the roster
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The chefs at Chadaka Thai shower traditional spices over a bevy of fresh seafood, spicy curries, and refreshing vegetarian dishes. Tender steak and succulent lamb chops don flavors of lemongrass and hot peppers as egg and rice noodles take on a range of shapes beneath savory sauces. In the dining room, towering windows and pillar-like pendant lights illuminate dark-wood décor as stark geometric furnishings find a rustic complement with burl accents and a patchwork-quilt ceiling. Candlelit tables for two fan the flames of a romantic evening or passionate fire-eating contest, whereas an outdoor patio framed by pinewood-hued beams grants diners a glimpse of the bustling shoppers just beyond their savory sanctuary.
Sedthee welcomes diners with a warm atmosphere and gracious hospitality. The menu is packed with traditional Thai cuisine, including stir-fried dishes, hearty curries, and delicately flavored desserts. Start a gustatory voyage with the prosperous baby––baby back ribs in Thai herbs and flash fried for a texture bonus ($8.95)––before delving deeper into the dark heart of flavor with the Jungle Feast, which bathes crispy duck (or vegan soy duck) in a tub of sweet pineapple, grapes, and a spicy coconut-milk forest curry made with freshly-ground spices ($13.95). Sedthee's specialty spicy lamb chops come grass-fed from New Zealand to get a marinated coat of Thai spices ($15.95), and Devil's fried rice, which comes with a choice of chicken, beef, pork, or tofu ($7.95), and the creamy medium spice of the Panang curry, made with fresh, hand-juiced coconut milk (starting at $7.95), can please traditionalist palates. A dessert order of taro custard cake à la mode ($5.95) places the sweet end cap on top of the dinner pipe.
Thai Classic Restaurant's chefs work with an array of exotic ingredients and savory spices, from creamy coconut milk to fiery dried chilies to fresh ginger. They distribute these ingredients across an extensive menu of traditional Thai soups, curries, and noodle dishes. To craft one of their specialties—Thai Classic seafood curry—the chefs simmer fresh seafood in tangy red curry with bamboo shoots and basil leaves. Diners await meals over glasses of sweet iced tea in the sunlit dining room, where gold flowers speckle deep red walls.
Outside of Arunee House, two giant signs and a dark-green awning bear the eatery's MO: to serve up a mix of more than 100 Thai and Chinese dishes. The kitchen staff tosses chicken, pork, beef, or shrimp into six different types of thai curry and mixes chantaboon noodles with chili powder and sprouts to create generous portions of pad thai. Servings of spicy squid prelude the house-special vegetable plate, a cornucopia of snow peas, chinese cabbage, bamboo shoots, black mushrooms, and freshly weaned baby corn. Eaters can augment their meals with glasses of thai iced tea or finish things off with a dessert of sweet sticky rice with mango.
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The saga of the world-famous Putt-Putt chain dates back to 1954, when founder Don Clayton opened his first course in Fayetteville, North Carolina. After the hole-in-one, Don started selling franchises the next year, and now his miniature empire counts the Louisville Putt-Putt Fun Center among its ranks. Three 18-hole indoor courses test mini golfers' mettle with distinct challenges and themes. On one course, a waterfall scintillates soothingly, and on another, animals stand watch and try to store errant golf balls for winter's semipermanent nap. An arcade tests hand-eye-screen coordination, and an outdoor party pavilion hosts birthday parties and events.
Safety plating divides the six lanes in both of the indoor civilian ranges, where sound-absorbing material muffles the blast of bullets hurtling toward targets on a 25-yard journey. Visiting shooters can test their aim with a rental gun or purchase a new firearm from the showroom, which also stocks an array of holsters, spotting scopes, and replacement grips. Meanwhile, gunsmiths spruce up pistols with cleanings, coatings, and tiny top hats, while the staff's NRA-certified instructors enhance pupils' handgun knowledge, safety, and skills during private lessons and women's-only classes.
At the exclusive home of the Kentucky Derby, Churchill Downs' Downs After Dark events blend the thrill of championship horse racing with the allure of a night on the town. Much like a werewolf Cinderella, the expansive 147-acre facility will be painstakingly transformed for nocturnal communing by adding mood lighting that evokes the air of an upscale nightclub. Patrons partake in a deluge of drinks while cheering on the horse of their choice in any of the 11 scheduled races. Race seating will be located in Section 117 of the winner's-circle area, offering premium views of each turn, gallop, and volley for position. The party continues after the contests, where racing fans shake their newly minted moneymakers to tunes spun by the Miami Heat's DJ Irie while celebrating the success of their winning horse or the jockey they raised from birth. Previous Downs After Dark events have featured gourmet fare and a synergy of sport and fraternization more memorable than singles'-league ping-pong or speed dating at a track meet. The evening's White Party theme invites guests to don their best cloud, snow, or milk-colored ensembles.
The Kentucky Museum of Art and Craft collects and displays works by the state's artsy residents and nurtures creative inclinations with art classes for kids and adults. A family membership grants free access to the museum's permanent collection, which holds works by such Kentucky artists as Marvin Finn and Rebekka Seigel. Members can also attend openings of special exhibits, such as the upcoming Big Idea : small package challenge, which dared and, in some cases, double-dared local artisans to craft a tiny piece of art no larger than one cubit cubed. At a discounted rate, budding Botticellis can enroll in creativity-sparking classes such as textiles and origami courses as well as children's summer camps and special-needs classes for adults on bookmaking and watercolor painting. A 10% discount in the gallery store, meanwhile, lets members support local artists and acquire conversation-provoking pieces with which to adorn coffee tables, mantles, and inflatable sideboards.
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Just Eat It: Using All of the Crops You Grow
This is the fourteenth in our biweekly series from Amy Pennington – urban farmer, founder of GoGo Green Garden, and author of Urban Pantry and Apartment Gardening – on how to start growing your own food, no matter how tiny your garden-to-be is.
Today: Amy shows us how to harvest plants from root to stem. Don't stop at eating fruits and vegetables -- eat pea vines, squash blossoms, and even tomato leaves!
— Amy
Urban farming implies that you're growing in a small space, so maximizing that space with an eye toward production is the most practical way to grow and harvest food. Fortunately, many plants are a virtual buffet, with edible, harvestable parts from root to stem. You need only know what bits you can harvest and how to introduce them into meals for a progressive harvesting schedule that lasts for months. Today: a round-up of goodies to harvest and cook with -- a timely, seasonal guide for what to harvest now.
1. Pea Vines
Spring peas are on their way out (though in temperate climates, now is a great time to sow a second crop of peas for fall harvest), and it's time to pull the plants out of the garden to make way for another crop rotation of summer lettuce, or a row or two of bok choy. Before tossing pea plants into your compost or yard waste bin (or feeding them to your chickens), consider using the last few inches of pea vine in your kitchen. Harvest them by cutting the topmost 6 to 12 inches of tender, thin vine from the plant.
These pea vines can be sautéed or tossed in to salads, but this late in the season the odds are greater that you'll be harvesting woody, tougher stems from the plants. It may take a little effort to coax them into something delicious, but using every bit from the plant is economical for both your time and your budget. I have a great recipe for Pea Vine Dumplings -- try it! It's a great recipe to double, as well: just freeze extra dumplings and use them for another meal or as a quick appetizer the next time you need to whip something up in a hurry.
2. Squashes
This is the perfect time of year for squash blossoms, and zucchini are shallow-rooted plants so anyone can grow a plant or two in containers. (Make note for next year, if you aren't growing already!) All squash plants make flowers -- zucchini, pumpkin, winter squash, etc. Before you harvest squash blossoms, know that there are both female and male blossoms on every plant. Male blossoms grow at the end of a long, thin stem, and have a long stamen in the center of the blossom. Female blossoms have no stamen and will develop fruit -- you can see the to-be zucchini just under the flower's stems. They also tend to die a bit faster. If you're harvesting squash blossoms, be sure to opt for the male blossom, leaving the females behind to grow zucchini. Stuff the blossoms with cheese and fry, fill them with seasoned rice or meat and bake in the oven, or cook them into a frittata. Some Mexican cultures use the squash blossoms for a thin tomato soup.
You can also use squash leaves in recipes. While they are edible, they can be a bit prickly and tough, so choose smaller leaves. Some Asian cultures sauté young tender leaves or curling vines. I have also used large squash leaves to cover and insulate squash gratins. They act as a gentle covering to keep vegetable gratins moist while the leaf on top chars to a crisp – a nice final combination of textures for a vegetarian meal.
3. Fava Tops
Fava beans have a long growing cycle, and anyone lucky enough to have space for these tall plants should plant a thick crop in the fall for an early summer harvest. While you wait for the fava bean pods to mature, snip liberally from the top of each plant -- about the last 4 to 6 inches, which are the most tender. Use these tops as you would pea vines: as a simple sauté or raw in a salad serve them best.
4. Tiny Carrots & Greens
If you're growing carrots at home, you will need to thin them in order to make space for each individual carrot to mature. I try and thin carrots at the last possible moment -- this means that I harvest teeny tiny carrots and greens that can be used as garnish or, even better, pickled whole.
You can use carrot greens as you would parsley. The flavor is strong and slightly carrot-like, but the bitterness makes a nice counterpoint to fatty fish or meat -- use carrot greens in a gremolata with lemon peel next time you grill this summer. It is also worth noting that the older the carrot, the more bitter the green, so opt for thinned carrots or smaller tops when harvesting.
4. Tomato Leaves
It is widely supported that tomato leaves can be poisonous, as they're in the nightshade family. Tomato leaves, however, are not dangerous if ingested in small quantities, and in fact can be used as an infusion, much like tea leaves. Tomato leaves add a level of depth to the flavor profile in a simple red tomato sauce. They can also be steeped in strained tomato water for a super fragrant cold summer soup or beverage. (I don't recommend eating them up three meals a day, but occasional use is just fine.)
Next up on City Dirt, it's all about tomatoes: caring for them, making your own trellises and tomato cages, and more!
Tags: city dirt, garden, seeds, plants, container gardening, gardening, urban gardening, tomatoes, carrots, fava beans, potatoes
Comments (9)
over 1 year ago leavesofjoy
Interesting article- but Foxglove is not a nightshade, it's in the same family as snapdragons.
over 1 year ago Amy Pennington
YUP! I edited that out as the article got changed around and POOF................made the final cut. Thanks for pointing that out!
over 1 year ago mimiwv
A couple from Korea visited my garden a few autumns ago and they requested leaves of pepper pepper plants. Since then, I have enjoyed steamed pepper leaves every year when the plants are done producing. All kinds are delicious, from sweet to super hot. The leaves aren't hot, just very tender with a distinct, rather strong taste.
over 1 year ago Amy Pennington
Great tip! I'll have to try this one, thank you.
over 1 year ago
Abbie is a trusted source on General Cooking.
We just put in our fall garden including squash and beans - I didn't know that about the blossoms but now I do and will try eating some! Unless of course the deer get them all.
over 1 year ago Valhalla
Love fava greens. I'd add sweet potato leaves and broccoli leaves to the list. I also adore green coriander seed. Cilantro root is used in Thai cooking. And then there are radish pods--there is so much more in the garden than we think!
over 1 year ago nzle
I LOVE radish pods!!
over 1 year ago Panfusine
question.. can I use kirby cucumber blossoms the same way as squash blossoms?
over 1 year ago nzle
Yes, they are! I would pick them when they're quite small though, as larger cucumber blossoms are bitter.


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Daddy is proud to announce that The Grand Daddy was honoured this week by being selected as one of the top 25 trendiest Hotels in Africa, by the Trip Advisor Travellers Choice Awards.
Now in its tenth year, the annual Travellers' Choice awards honour the world's best hotels, earning their distinction from those who know them best – real travellers. A hearty thank you to all the travellers who chose to stay with the Grand Daddy, while in Cape Town, and who voted for us.
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I don't know if it's the "best coffee around" but we bought a bag from CostCo last time we were there. Had a cup this morning. Good, and worth the price, but not the best I've ever had (should go without saying).
How do they keep it hot in the bag, or do you have to put it in your shorts for a half hour before drinking?
It's interesting when I compare the Dunkin Donuts vs the Starbucks (where I go) parking lots. At Starbucks, you have BMWs, mercedes, acuras, and Saabs, whereas DD has shitty american cars.
Dunkin's is good for buying by the cup on the fly, but this is overpriced relative to the many as good or better coffees you can get at Costco alone. Costco sells 3 lbs. of a rotating series of varietals (whole bean) under their Kirkland brand for $11-12 that are better than Dunkin's and a lot better value. Plus they're about due for their annual restocking of Jamaican Blue Mountain from another vendor. Mmm, Blue Mountain.
If this is ground it will get stale very quickly being such a large size.
From memory it did not do well in the Consumer Reports coffee tastings.
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The bag even states "132" cups (for whatever that's worth). Do the maths.
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The Acid Alkaline Balance
Human blood pH should be slightly alkaline ( 7.35 - 7.45 ). Below or above this range means symptoms and disease. A pH of 7.0 is neutral. A pH below 7.0 is acidic. A pH above 7.0 is alkaline.
An acidic pH can occur from, an acid forming diet, emotional stress, toxic overload, and/or immune reactions or any process that deprives the cells of oxygen and other nutrients. The body will try to compensate for acidic pH by using alkaline minerals. If the diet does not contain enough minerals to compensate, a build up of acids in the cells will occur.
An acidic balance will: decrease the body's ability to absorb minerals and other nutrients, decrease the energy production in the cells, decrease it's ability to repair damaged cells, decrease it's ability to detoxify heavy metals, make tumor cells thrive, and make it more susceptible to fatigue and illness. A blood pH of 6.9, which is only slightly acidic, can induce coma and death.
The reason acidosis is more common in our society is mostly due to the typical American diet, which is far too high in acid producing animal products like meat, eggs and dairy, and far too low in alkaline producing foods like fresh vegetables. Additionally, we eat acid producing processed foods like white flour and sugar and drink acid producing beverages like coffee and soft drinks. We use too many drugs, which are acid forming; and we use artificial chemical sweetners like NutraSweet, Spoonful, Sweet 'N Low, Equal, or Aspartame, which are poison and extremely acid forming. One of the best things we can do to correct an overly acid body is to clean up the diet and lifestyle.
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I usually don't eat before, but take some BCAAs.
Ok so I got a new job and I'm working 8pm-6am. I have to workout fairly soon after I get up(around 3pm,not early,but it's when I'll get up). I know a lot of guys workout first thing in the morning. I was thinking of maybe 1/2 a cup of oats and some whey. Just wondering what some of you do for breakfast when you workout so early in the morning.
I usually don't eat before, but take some BCAAs.
Since school started, I have to work out some days before my 8:30 class. I get up at 6:30, have some JP8, WPI & WMS, then hit the gym 30 minutes later. I have porridge w/ WPC for afterwards, and I sip on BCAA's during my workout. If it's a huge workout, I would recommend something like 80g WMS/Fast Carbs & BCAA's and sip on that during your workout.
Some people can't eat anything at all before they train, and some eat a whole bunch; you need to try out a few different ideas and see what works.
I myself train better with food in me. Just depends on you and what your goals are.
I usually do light impact stretching in the morning. Deadlifting when half asleep... ehhhh
To answer your question, I would use anything with a stimulant. Preferably "Tha FLOOD"
Ya, I personally do better when I have something in me too.
Like Renegade said, a stim would be perfect to kick your body out of that groggy mood that could either hurt performance, or just piss you off having to lift crap that heavy that early ^_^
I train in the mornings. I take my P-Slin, and then 20 minutes after I take 1 scoop of whey, 1/2 cup of oats, and 40g of WMS. I also throw back some Vasocharge. It's been working well for me.
Yah, it sucks.
I go in the "morning" myself. Noon-noon:30 for me. I wake up at 10:30, mix up 1 cup oats in the coffee grinder with 1.5 scoops protein. Sit on the ****ter and slam. Then 15 minutes before WO I mix up 2 scoops Core ABC and 2 scoops Xtend w/CM.
I'm usually "alive" by then, but I'd rather work 9-5 and WO after work. Working out that early doesn't give enough time for certain supps like Prime to kick in, IME.
Caffeine pill immediately upon waking. Plenty for me.
After about a week or so, I think you'll love it. It's no secret that testosterone is the highest in the morning, and once you get comfortable with the new sleep schedule, you'll be primed and ready to go. If you have trouble eating in the morning (I'm one of those guys), just find something that your comfortable with. I'd personally push for a whole food source over powders. In my experience, I just feel better with something solid in me.
two eggs raw, i slice on whole wheat toast but, before all that, 400mgs of caffine (pill form) Bcaa's and vit. C
All I do is oats and some whey and hour before, then my pre workout supp 1/2 hour before I go
I get up at 4.30am...no food...doubleshot espresso....5-6 grams BCAA's...been doing it for years now.
Yeah I work nights as well as you Planetfuzz and I get off around 6am with no food usually. It's tough sometimes but I usually load up on carbs when I get my break and lunch. Break time is midnight and I'll either have rice and brocolli or steak. Lunch is at 3 and I'll have some Raviolli or pasta.. and by the time I get off I'm straight for the hour and a half I put in at the gym. My body is physically drained as soon as I leave work but I'm only 22.. so I still have that drive in me to push when I hit the gym you know?


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Cleopatra RecordsAn impressive lineup of classic-rock artists, including members of The Doors, The Zombies and Yes, appears on a new album paying homage to Supertramp. Songs of the Century: An All-Star Tribute to Supertramp arrives in stores on August 14, and features covers of many of the band's best-loved songs, including "Breakfast in America," "Take the Long Way Home," "The Logical Song" and "Give a Little Bit."
Among the well-known musicians contributing to the collection are The Doors' Robby Krieger, The Zombies' Rod Argent, Starship's Mickey Thomas, ex-Rainbow/Deep Purple singer Joe Lynn Turner, Toto's Steve Porcaro and several Yes members and alumni, including Chris Squire, Rick Wakeman, Tony Kaye, Geoff Downes, Peter Banks and Billy Sherwood.
Sherwood, who produced the album, says, "Supertramp is a great band. They've written so many hits that you can't even ***** them all."
In addition to 11 renditions of Supertramp tunes, Songs of the Century also offers a new original track by Squire and Kaye titled "Let the World Revolve."
Meanwhile, the version of "Give a Little Bit," featuring Banks and Mr. Mister frontman Richard Page, currently is streaming online here.
Check out the full track list for Songs of the Century, along with the artists who performed each tune:
"Breakfast in America" -- John Wetton (Asia) & Larry Fast (Peter Gabriel)
"Take the Long Way Home" -- John Wesley (Porcupine Tree)
"The Logical Song" -- Mickey Thomas (Starship), Steve Morse (Deep Purple) and Tony Kaye (Yes)
"Give a Little Bit" -- Richard Page (Mr. Mister), Peter Banks (Yes)
"It's Raining Again" -- Colin Moulding (XTC), Geoff Downes (Yes, Asia)
"Crime of the Century" -- Billy Sherwood (Yes), Rick Wakeman (Yes) and Tony Levin (King Crimson)
"Dreamer" -- Annie Haslam (Renaissance) and David Sancious (Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band)
"Goodbye Stranger" -- Billy Sherwood (Yes), Gary Green (Gentle Giant) and Jordan Rudess (Dream Theater)
"Rudy" -- Roye Albrighton (Nektar) and Steve Porcaro (Toto)
"Bloody Well Right" -- Joe Lynn Turner (Rainbow) and Dave Kerzner
"School" -- Rod Argent (The Zombies) and Robby Krieger (The Doors)
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"Let the World Revolve" -- Chris Squire (Yes) and Tony Kaye (Yes)
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Retrofit HVAC Controls Are Key To Motel 6 Energy SavingsMotel 6 is in the midst of a program to retrofit more than 7,000 hotels rooms in California with "smart" sensors to improve the motel chain's energy efficiency, according to Accor North America, Motel 6's parent company. The retrofit of 66 properties, which began in June, will save an estimated $140 per room in annual energy savings, or an average of 1,100 kilowatt-hours. The sensors will shut off air conditioning and heating equipment when the rooms are unoccupied. The program addresses what is a common energy issue in the lodging industry, explained Dan Gilligan, Accor North America vice president of utilities. "Motel 6 will no longer waste electricity in empty rooms and will also cut back on properties' carbon dioxide emissions," said Gilligan. "We have calculated that this program will yield a reduction of 10.1 million pounds of carbon dioxide per year for us." The company previous did similar retrofits to rooms in 49 of its California properties, for a total retrofit of more than 13,400 rooms. |


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Homer talks about the vegetarians in ancient Greece. Leonardo da Vinci reportedly abstained from meat, as did 19th-century poet Percy Bysshe Shelley. Throughout history there have been small groups of people arguing against eating meat, largely for ethical reasons.
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USU Announces Third and Fourth Spinout Companies of 2010
Wed, 04 Aug 2010
Water Prevention Solutions LLC, Utah State University's third spinout company in fiscal year 2010 is centered on a USU technology created by former USU employees Jim Reese and Ron White. The new technology is a patent pending wastewater backflow valve that can be installed in new construction homes and businesses or retrofitted to work on existing pipes, even those made of clay.
Twitter Moving Technical Operations To Utah
Wed, 28 Jul 2010
The micro-blogging site Twitter is moving its technical operations infrastructure to Utah. The custom-built data center will open in the Salt Lake area later this year.
VDID team to host two presentations for USU community
Mon, 26 Jul 2010
The Utah State University USTAR team Veterinary Diagnostics and Infectious Disease team will host two seminar presentations this coming week. Faculty members are encouraged to attend. The first seminar, presented by Dr. Graca Almeida-Porada, professor in the department of animal biotechnology at the University of Nevada, Reno, is scheduled to be held July 26, 2010 at 2:30 p.m. in the Merrill-Cazier Library, room 154.
Vietnam: A Consumer Market of Considerable Opportunity!
Tue, 20 Jul 2010
As the world's 12th most populous country and the world's 12th largest workforce of over 46 million workers, Vietnam is emerging as a significantly open economy with tremendous opportunities for economic investment and partnerships. Their gross domestic product reached $89.1 billion in 2008 and it has become an export powerhouse on the back of major economic reforms over the past 20 years.
nanoUtah 2010 coming in October
Mon, 19 Jul 2010
Utah life sciences companies are encouraged to attend nanoUtah 2010, a conference that will help them to:
Learn the latest trends in the 21st century's most exciting technologies
Connect with researchers to expand your product line
Meet potential new employees who are experienced in biomedical engineering and nanotechnology
High Level Trade Delegation From Peru To Meet With Utah Companies
Mon, 19 Jul 2010
The Governor's Office of Economic Development in conjunction with World Trade Center Utah and the Salt Lake Chamber of Commerce will be holding an "Economic Opportunities in Piura, Peru" Luncheon.
Brown Bag Export Seminar: Pricing Quotations, and Terms
Thu, 15 Jul 2010
Bring your lunch and join us at this highly informative Brown Bag Lunch Series on Exporting led by Regional Director, Miguel Rovira. This month's topic is pricing, Quotations, and terms.
Experience China - Oct. 7 - 15, 2010 for only $1,999
Wed, 14 Jul 2010
Join the Salt Lake Chamber for a nine day extravaganza of culture, art, history and education mixed with business opportunities. Explore one of the world's most historically rich and vibrant countries.
USTAR Tech Grant projects gain attention of DOE, National Labs
Mon, 12 Jul 2010
Representatives from U.S. Department of Energy and the National Laboratory System traveled to Salt Lake to learn more about emerging technologies that have received support through USTAR's Technology Commercialization Grant program.
Synthetic Biomanufacturing
Wed, 30 Jun 2010
A group of Utah State University researchers in the colleges of science and engineering have joined together to create the Synthetic Biomanufacturing Center. The center is funded by the Utah Science, Technology and Research Initiative (USTAR). In the summer of 2008, USU recruited Leland G. Foster as interim executive director of the team.
North American Oil Shale, Oil Sands, and Heavy Oil Resources
Wed, 23 Jun 2010
The Institute for Clean and Secure Energy has produced this map resource of potential energy resources.
Doing Business With India - "Opportunities For Utah Companies And Educational Institutions"
Wed, 23 Jun 2010
Now is the time for Utah companies and organizations to enter the fast growing Indian market. The Indian economy has grown 7.2 percent in 2009. The Indian market with its one billion plus population, presents lucrative and diverse opportunities for Utah exporters. India's requires products and services for major sectors such as energy, environmental, healthcare, high-tech, infrastructure, transportation, and defense. Opportunities in the area of education are unparalleled.
DOPL licenses numerous professions, from accountants to veterinarians. Here are the total number of professionals currently licensed in Utah, by profession.
Utah Broadband Mapping, Analysis, and Planning Project "UBMAPP"
Mon, 07 Jun 2010
There's a new team in town and they have one thing in mind, finding out where every bit (or megabit, if you ask them) of broadband is located and available throughout the Beehive State. The project, known as the Utah Broadband Mapping, Analysis, and Planning Project (UBMAPP), will produce a state-of the art interactive Web map of the broadband systems in the State and a comprehensive broadband plan.
UGREEN Initiative Identifies Renewable Energy Goals
Mon, 07 Jun 2010
The Utah Generated Renewable Energy Electricity Network (UGREEN) was created by the 2009 Utah Legislature as a bonding authority to support the development of renewable energy transmission projects.
USTAR Funds 8 New Innovative Research Projects
Thu, 03 Jun 2010
USTAR recently awarded a total of $327,574 to 8 innovative research projects across the state of Utah. USTAR's Technology Commercialization Grant (TCG) program was announced in 2009, with the main focus on bringing innovative new technologies to market from Utah's public universities and colleges; as well as helping to foster collaboration between industry and public higher learning institutions.
Visit the new Securities website for investment and securities info
Sat, 29 May 2010
The Utah Division of Securities has updated their website to make it more useful for investors and for industry. Visit us today for more information.
eBay Completes New $287 Million Data Center in Utah
Mon, 24 May 2010
According to reports, the new eBay data center is 30% more efficient than any other eBay facility. It is the largest infrastructure investment the company has ever made.
Utah Governor's Office Of Economic Development Inaugurates Renewable Energy Incentive Programs
Thu, 20 May 2010
Utah is taking steps forward in the renewable energy economy. While the state continues to actively support the traditional energy industry, over the last two years, it has seen a significant increase in renewable energy companies making significant investments in the State.
The Utah Fund of Funds with partners MBRC, GOED and USTAR have announced they will present a six-part training series on Fund Raising. The six part series can be attended as a group, or ala carte. The cost for all six parts is $75, or you can attend any of the six for $25 each. To get the $75 deal you must register before May 26. The training sessions will be held at the Miller Business Resource Center SLCC Miller Campus.
Janicki Industries to expand into Utah
Mon, 17 May 2010
A major Skagit County manufacturer has announced plans to build a facility in Utah to support its work in the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter program. Janicki Industries' new $19.5 million Utah facility will make precision composites for the military aircraft and expects to add about 50 people to the company in the next few years.
Uccd Global Lunch Forum: The State Of Entrepreneurship In Malaysia
Tue, 11 May 2010
The Utah Council for Citizen Diplomacy invites you to bring your own lunch (cookies and water provided) and join us for our next roundtable discussion on the "State of Entrepreneurship in Malaysia." The desire for entrepreneurship and innovation are growing in Malaysia. According to the Legatum Prosperity Index, Malaysia ranks 28th out of 104 countries in entrepreneurship and innovation.
Oracle Utah Data Center Project Moves Forward
Tue, 04 May 2010
Oracle has resumed construction on a major facility in West Jordan, Utah to meet the needs of its growing customer base. Construction on the approximately 180,000 square feet data center began a little over a year ago.
The Governor's Economic Summit held March 29th and was the fourth annual gathering of over 1000 business leaders from around the State.
USU's USTAR Space Weather Center releases new additions to existing innovations at annual Space Weather Workshop
Wed, 28 Apr 2010
The Space Weather Center at USU will be releasing two new capabilities for existing SWC innovations at the annual Space Weather Workshop meeting in Boulder, Colorado, April 27-30, 2010. SpaceWx, an iPhone app developed by USU's Space Weather Center is scheduled to release the upgraded v1.4.0 via Apple next week. First released in 2009, this app upgrade includes real-time effects from the four major space weather domains.
Utah Genius 2010
Mon, 26 Apr 2010
UTAH GENIUS recognizes the creative people, companies and cities behind Utah's economy. The awards are based on objective statistics, so that we know that the people recognized are high performers.
The Center for Advanced Nutrition, the first USTAR team at Utah State University, has recently begun the commercialization process by way of protecting the intellectual property developed within the CAN team.
2nd Annual Women in International Business Conference Coming Soon
Mon, 19 Apr 2010
The Governor's Office of Economic Development (GOED) is hosting the 2nd Annual Women in International Business Conference on April 29, 2010 at the Salt Lake Community College Miller Campus.
Extreme Sports Series Filmed In Utah
Thu, 15 Apr 2010
Two major motion pictures are currently being shot in Utah, and now an extreme sports, action and comedy series is about to begin. KCPW's Whittney Evans reports.
Dr. Jeff Dyer, Professor of Strategy at the Marriott School of Business, Brigham Young University will present on his recent article published in the Harvard Business Review and co-authored by Clayton Christensen of Harvard.
USTAR and Life Science Innovations to Highlight UTC Event April 27th
Mon, 12 Apr 2010
Innovations in the life sciences arising from the Utah Science Technology and Research (USTAR) initiative will be the topic of the Utah Technology Council's (UTC) Life Science Workshop on April 27 at the University of Utah's Brain Institute in Research Park.
USTAR: Driving Innovation Statewide with ARRA Funds
Mon, 12 Apr 2010
The Utah Science Technology and Research initiative (USTAR) is slated to receive $33 million through the American Recovery and Reinvestment Act (ARRA) for use in fiscal years 2010 and 2011. The majority of the funding augments research and commercialization efforts at the University of Utah (U of U) and Utah State University (USU) in fields such as energy, nanotechnology, medical imaging, biopharma, and digital media.
Technology Commercialization Grant Deadline = March 31st
Wed, 24 Mar 2010
With a typical award size of $30,000, USTAR Technology Commercialization Grants (TCGs) will assist regional and research higher education faculty to prototype, test, assess markets, and commercialize new products and services in high-growth markets. In addition, Utah-based companies and other third parties willing to sponsor technology development work at regional public institutions of higher learning may jointly apply with a faculty member.
Governor's Utah Economic Summit 2010
Tue, 09 Mar 2010
The annual Governor's Utah Economic Summit will again set the foundation for the outlook and forecast for Utah in 2010 and beyond. Respected leaders from across the state will discuss the business opportunities across the state.
USTAR Capitalizing on Huge Opportunities in Energy
Thu, 04 Mar 2010
Federal funding for energy-related projects has exploded, providing Utah opportunities to leverage existing strengths and create jobs in the new energy economy. Through the end of 2009, USTAR's Technology Outreach team coordinated and supported $1.1 billion in grant applications, for USTAR and non-USTAR entities. Utah-supported applicants have won more than $40 million in new research funding so far, with an additional $450 million pending.
First Governor's Student Business Summit will be held this month
Thu, 04 Mar 2010
The Governor's Utah Economic Summit will be held Monday, March 29, 2010. We are excited to add the Student Business Summit as part of this event. The Student Business Summit will feature keynote speakers, business leaders, entrepreneurs, venture capitalists, and experts in their field.
In Recession? Where Do the Wasatch North Counties Stand?
Tue, 02 Mar 2010
This newsletter provides an update on the economies of Davis, Morgan, and Weber counties.
US Department Of Commerce Data Shows Utah As Best Positioned In The Nation For Export Growth
Mon, 01 Mar 2010
The International Trade and Diplomacy Office (ITDO) of the Governor's Office of Economic Development is pleased with its 2009 year-end commodity export figures as announced by the U.S. Department of Commerce. Utah companies exported over $10.3 billion in 2009 which equaled their export dollars from 2008.
New Report Shows Importance of Agriculture to Utah's Economy
Mon, 01 Mar 2010
Production agriculture and the agricultural processing and manufacturing sectors are important elements of the economy in the state of Utah. These economic sectors contribute jobs, income, fiscal revenues, and quality of life to not only rural regions of the state, but also to its more urbanized regions. The agricultural processing sector and the production agriculture sector together account for $15.2 billion in total economic output in Utah after adjusting for multiplier effects.
High-Tech, Clean-Tech Incubator Launches in So. Utah
Mon, 01 Mar 2010
Utah's first business incubator focused on IT and renewable energy opened its doors in mid-January near the campus of Dixie State College in St. George. A collaborative effort spearheaded by USTAR, the Southern Utah Information Technology and Renewable Energy Incubator (ITRE) helps Utah join several other states and cities investing in the start-up of new businesses focused on high technology, green technology and alternative energy.


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CLAYTON The 1000 Islands Duals wrestling tournament was held at the Clayton Arena last Friday through Sunday.
Forty high school teams were involved in the tournament, which is now in its 11th year. The teams were broken up into five eight-team brackets.
Sandy Creek was the highest local finisher by placing third in its respective bracket. South Jefferson earned a fourth-place finish in its bracket.
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February milk production increases
ALBANY — New York dairy herds produced 1,055 million pounds of milk during February. Milk cows were unchanged, but production per cow was up from the previous year resulting in a 6.8 percent increase in milk production compared to February 2011.
The number of milk cows averaged 610,000 head, unchanged from February of the previous year. Milk per cow averaged 1,730 pounds, up 110 pounds from last year at this time.
Dairy farmers in the Empire State received an average of $18.80 per hundredweight of milk sold during February, down $1.70 from January and 80 cents from February a year ago.
Milk production in the 23 major states during February totaled 15.2 billion pounds, up 8.3 percent from February 2011. However, adjusting production for the additional day due to leap year causes February milk production to be up 4.6 percent on a per-day basis. January revised production, at 15.8 billion pounds, was up 3.9 percent from January 2011. The January revision represented an increase of 24 million pounds, or 0.2 percent, from last month's preliminary production estimate.
Gillibrand bill to support apple growers
WASHINGTON, D.C. — U.S. Sen. Kirsten Gillibrand, a member of the Senate Agriculture Committee, has introduced legislation that would help New York apple growers streamline operations and save money.
The bill, endorsed by New York Apple Association and U.S. Apple Association, would exempt bulk shipments of U.S. apples to Canada from inspection required by the Apple Export Act, offering growers immediate savings of approximately $300 per truckload and allowing growers to create their own distribution schedules, eliminating costly after-hours inspection procedures.
"Our farmers play a vital role in the economic development and food security of the state," Gillibrand said. "This bill would ease burdensome regulations and allow our apple producers to streamline operations, cut costs and continue to grow their businesses."
Last year, more than 1.5 million bushels of New York apples were exported to Canada. Every year, 1,500 trucks each export close to 1,000 bushels of apples to Canada, so the inspection exemption would save growers close to $450,000 annually. In addition, the exemption would expedite the exportation process of more than 500,000 bushels of apples from New York to other countries by freeing up staffers to perform the required inspections on exports to other countries.
Currently, the Department of Agriculture requires the inspection of all apple exports under the Apple and Pear Export Act of 1933. In 1999, the law was changed to exclude pears. A similar version of the bill was introduced in the House last month by Rep. Bill Owens.
Asgaard Farm gets animal-welfare honor
AuSABLE FORKS — The dairy goats, beef cattle and laying hens of Asgaard Farm and Dairy have been certified as Animal Welfare Approved. This certification and food label lets consumers know that these animals were raised in accordance with the highest animal welfare standards in the United States, using sustainable agriculture methods on an independent family farm.
Like other AWA farmers across the country, the farmers at Asgaard Farm and Dairy understand the growing consumer interest in how animals are being raised. Raising animals outdoors on pasture or range has known benefits for animals, consumers and the environment.
Rhonda Butler and her husband, David Brenner, bought their 1930s-era dairy in 1988. After years of renovations and building, the historic dairy was reestablished with just two kids bought from a neighbor. Now, their goats, cattle and chickens all work together in a well-managed rotational grazing system, keeping the farm healthy and balanced.
Following best practices in every arena that Asgaard participates in is a priority for Asgaard farmers, including animal care, cheese making and land stewardship.
"When it comes to who establishes best practices for raising animals, Animal Welfare Approved is it," said Rhonda. "We were following 99 percent of the AWA standards already — why not get recognized for it?"
AWA Program Director Andrew Gunther said the accountability and integrity offered by Animal Welfare Approved farmers are unmatched in food production. We're glad to have Asgaard Farm and Dairy in the AWA family."
Producers may join minority farm register
PLATTSBURGH — The U.S. Department of Agriculture's Farm Service Agency (FSA) invites minority farmers and ranchers in Clinton and Essex counties to join the USDA Minority Farm Register to receive information and opportunities from USDA agencies.
"The new Minority Farm Register is an outreach tool to reach underserved farmers and ranchers who are not currently enrolled in USDA loan, farm or conservation programs," said Jennifer Bosley, Clinton-Essex FSA county executive director. "The register is a shared outreach list that will help USDA, community-based organizations and minority-serving educational institutions to communicate with minority farmers and ranchers."
By joining, minority producers may receive outreach materials, newsletters and program announcements from USDA agencies. They may also receive information and assistance from other USDA-approved outreach partners, such as community-based organizations, faith-based organizations and minority-serving educational institutions.
The pamphlet with the registration form is available at the Clinton-Essex USDA Service Center or from approved USDA outreach partners. Completed forms may be mailed to USDA Minority Farm Register, USDA Stop Code 0503, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW, Washington, D.C., 20250.
Forms are also available on the FSA web site (www.fsa.usda.gov) under "Forms."
Lake Champlain watershed programs offered
ALBANY — A total of $665,000 for conservation projects in the Lake Champlain watershed is now available, according to U.S. Department of Agriculture Natural Resources Conservation Service (NRCS) Acting State Conservationist Carrie Mosley.
Farmers and landowners can apply for these funds at their local USDA Service Center through Friday, April 6.
"I am pleased NRCS is part of President Obama's America's Great Outdoors Initiative to empower locally led conservation while supporting the working landscapes," said Mosley. "Making these funds available gives New York's farmers and landowners a chance to install conservation practices that reduce sediment and nutrients from entering the lake, securing healthy lands and wildlife habitat for future generations."
Examples of activities eligible for funding include streambank restoration, obstruction removal, stream buffers and wildlife-habitat management. Landowners can apply for funding to install conservation practices that prevent nutrients and sediments from reaching Lake Champlain and to improve wildlife habitat around the lake.
Within New York, the Lake Champlain Watershed includes all or portions of Clinton, Essex, Warren and Washington counties.


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