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One of Broadway's most talented costume designers, Martin Pakledinaz, lost his battle with cancer and passed away early on July 8, 2012 at the age of 58. His most recent Broadway show, Nice Work If You Can Get It, opened on April 24, 2012, and earned him a Tony Award nomination. He won the 2002 Tony for Best Costume Design Of A Musical for his work on The Pajama Game; and the 2000 Tony for his designs for Kiss Me Kate (for which he also won a Drama Desk Award),
Other recent credits include revivals of Man And Boy, Master Class, Normal Heart, Lend Me A Tenor, Gypsy, Wonderful Town, and Grease, while he was also nominated for Tony Awards for his work on The Life, Golden Child, Thoroughly Modern Millie, Blithe Spirit, and Anything Goes, among others. In 1999 he was awarded an OBIE for his work on Moliere's The Misanthrope at CSC in NYC.
He also designed for dance, with such outstanding productions as Mark Morris' The Hard Nut and opera, including Iphigenie en Tauride at The Metropolitan Opera, and The Seattle Opera's Ring Cycle with director Stephen Wadsworth, for which he won an EDDY Award from Entertainment Design Magazine in 2002, the same year he was nominated for an Olivier Award for the London production of Kiss Me Kate. He also taught at NYU's Tisch School of the Arts.
Pakledinaz is survived by six brothers, one sister, nine nieces and nephews, and a godson, Robert Gabriel Hill-Guarino. Private funeral services will be held in Michigan. A community memorial will be announced in the late fall.
Donations may be made to The Martin Pakledinaz Scholarship, NYU Tisch School of the Arts, 721 Broadway, 3rd Floor, New York, NY 10003.


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Jonathan Mayer is a Ph.D student in Computer Science and a J.D. student in Law at Stanford University. He joined CISAC as a predoctoral cybersecurity fellow in 2012, and continued as a cybersecurity fellow at CISAC for 2013-2014 .
His research aims to advance difficult problems in technology policy. His recent work has focused on how to protect consumer privacy while promoting online innovation. In one line of studies, Jonathan has used web measurement to shed light on the information collected about consumers online. Another project aims to develop third-party web services that deliver functionality without tracking users.
Jonathan completed his undergraduate degree at Princeton University in 2009, with a concentration in the Woodrow Wilson School of Public and International Affairs.
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Research has proven that sharing our homes with animal companions is good for both our physical and emotional health. But, depending on our choice of companion, pet care can be expensive. The good news is that there are many ways to stretch your pet care budget. Here are some suggestions from a penny-pinching pet owner:
Not only does spaying or neutering your pet make good common sense, it makes good financial sense too! A spayed or neutered pet is less likely to roam and fight, and far easier to train. Because they are happier to be homebodies, they are less likely to need costly emergency veterinary care resulting from street fights, car accidents, etc.
Altered pets are also less likely to suffer cancer of the reproductive organs later in life. This can save you money in the long run.
Altered dogs and cats may also qualify for a reduced annual licence fee in your area. This will save you the entire cost of the spay/neuter surgery over the pet's lifetime—and then some!
Now that you have saved money on your dog licence fee, by spaying or neutering your canine companion, be aware that you can save time and money and reduce stress by ensuring your dog wears his licence tag. When your local Animal Services Officer picks up a dog, the first thing he will do is check for identification. If your dog is wearing his licence, the Officer can attempt to bring him right home to you. If a dog is NOT wearing a licence, he must be transported to the Animal Shelter or Impoundment Centre, and you may have to pay more to release him.
The cost of a microchip implant and/or tattoo is also invaluable, especially for cats, which are not required to be licenced in many municipalities and less likely to wear a collar and tags. In the event that your pet strays, there is far more likelihood that he will be promptly returned if he properly identified.
The more quickly your lost pet is safely off the streets and back home, the less likely you are to have to pay emergency vet bills or impoundment and boarding fees. Think of pet identification as a low-cost investment in "lost pet insurance."
Have your veterinarian show you how to clip your pet's nails and check his or her ears for infections. Clipping nails at home can save you upwards of $50 a year. Catching an ear infection early usually requires minimal treatment at a minimal cost. Be aware that dogs with folded ears are more susceptible to suffer reoccurring ear infections. Left untreated, ear infections can be painful to your pet and your pocketbook.
You should also take time every few days to run your hands all over your pet's body to check for tender spots, lumps and bumps, cuts, or abrasions. Again, early detection of medical problems often results in less stress on both your pet and your budget.
And don't forget your pet's teeth. Regular brushing can lessen the need for costly dental care.
If you have a pet that requires professional grooming every month or two, you can reduce this cost by diligently brushing your pet between appointments. Because it takes more time and effort to bathe, clip, and style matted fur, pet groomers must charge more for ill-kempt coats. As a bonus, regularly grooming your pet can also lower your blood pressure!
Be sure to do price comparisons when buying pet food and pet supplies. There can often be a significant difference in prices from one store to another. (Be certain, however, that you are comparing the exact same brand and package size.) You should also ask each store what kinds of loyalty programs are offered. Some stores offer frequent shopper discounts on everything but pet food. Some manufacturers have a program where if you buy ten bags of food, the next one is free. Simply saving UPC codes and using "cents-off" coupons can save you the cost of your pet's meals for a month or more! Don't be afraid to ask.
Also, when possible, buy in bulk. Biscuits, treats, and food are less costly if you buy a larger package and store leftovers in an airtight container. Canned pet food can be stored for months, so case-lot sales are always a good bargain.
Yes, owning a pet can be expensive, but the financial sacrifice is worth it! For the price of a meal, a warm, safe place to sleep, and little attention, our pets offer unconditional love. This alone makes the privilege of owning a pet priceless!
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Today, explore Venice to your heart's delight. Perhaps take a vaporetto to visit some of its islands. Built on 118 islands in a shallow lagoon, Venice is a city like no other. It contains more than 150 canals and 400 bridges, which are delightful to explore by gondola or water taxi. Much of the city can also be seen on foot. Be sure to visit the Grand Canal and the famous Rialto Bridge, as well as St. Mark's Basilica, one of the best examples of Byzantine architecture in Europe. Other spots not to miss include the Bridge of Sighs (said to provide prisoners with their last view of freedom before their incarceration), the Doge's Palace, the Gallerie dell'Accademia and the island of Murano, famed for its glass-blowing. Your centrally located hotel will make it easy to access all the wonderful features this famous city has to offer.
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DPS officials confirm that one person is dead following an accident Sunday morning involving a motorcycle and an 18-wheeler near Troup.
Authorities said the accident occurred at the intersection of County Road 2142 and County Road 2152 at 10:11 A.M.
Officials said the 18-wheeler was traveling southbound on CR 2142 before beginning to turn left onto CR 2152. At the same time, two motorcycles were traveling northbound on CR 2142 approaching the intersection.
Authorities said the first motorcycle, driven by Craig Hobbs of Whitehouse, slid under the tractor-trailer and avoided impact.
The second motorcycle driven by 35-year-old Michael Barry of Arp collided with the 18-wheeler. Barry was transported to ETMC where he was pronounced as deceased.
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Kanye West's Yeezus is expected to be the summer's biggest hip-hop album — just don't expect best bud Jay-Z not to give 'Ye a run for his money.
During game five of the NBA Finals tonight (June 16), Jay-Z appeared in a three-minute commercial, during which Mr. Carter announced that his new album, titled Magna Carta Holy Grail, would be out July 4. Simultaneously, www.magnacartaholygrail.com launched.
The video acted as an extended ad for both Jay's new album and Samsung; at the end, "The next big thing is here," the company's most recent catchphrase, flashes across the screen. Watch the ad/album announcement below.
The reason for the pairing? An app will allow 1 million Samsung Galaxy phone and tablet users to download Jay-Z's new album 72 hours before its release. It's not technically free, though. Samsung has purchased the massive amount of albums — for $5 each, according to The Wall Street Journal. (It's unclear whether or not the 1 million albums will count toward the album's chart and RIAA certifications; Billboard's standards currently dictate that an album must cost at least $3.49 during their first four weeks of release in order for them to count toward charting on the Billboard 200.)
It's a new marketing move that echoes the rapper's words during the video: "We need to write the new rules."
The album announcement video features an array of contributors, including Rick Rubin and Pharrell Williams, both of whom are behind some of the current music landscape's heavy hitters. Rubin was an executive producer on Yeezus, while Williams has guested on Daft Punk's "Get Lucky" and Robin Thicke's current No. 1 single, "Blurred Lines."
"How do you navigate your way through this whole thing — you know, through success, through failures, through all this — and remain yourself?" Hova asks, before the song used in the background picks up in intensity, cognizant of recent electronic music trends. Another song, apparently written with Pharrell, sounds fairly reminiscent of "Blurred Lines."
Magna Carta Holy Grail marks the rapper's first new album since 2009's The Blueprint 3, though Jay has been busy, providing guest vocals on Justin Timberlake's hit "Suit and Tie," releasing 2011's Watch the Throne with Kanye and of course, tending to his first child with Beyonce, Blue Ivy Carter.
Coming out of seemingly nowhere to release the album could be an attempt at upstaging from one Throne member to the other. Kanye's Yeezus drops this Tuesday (June 18) and has already received many rave reviews following its leak, but a Jay-Z album in such quick succession could cut West's momentum prematurely.
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One thing's for sure: two of the biggest, if not the biggest rappers in the world will have released new records in the warm months. Summer 2013 could go down as a summer of hip-hop, rivalry or otherwise.
Jay-Z will hit the road this July and August alongside Timberlake, on a tour dubbed Legends of the Summer Stadium Tour.
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Stunning Ocean Views from this recently renovated, lower village
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We are located across from a private pool, and just a two and-a-half-
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DALLAS – Before their brains are scanned and studied, patients being treated for anorexia at the Center for Brain Health will likely be asked if they're nice. Do they think they have frizzy hair? Does their friend think their teeth are white?
Simple as they may sound, doctors say this self-reflective series of questions trigger certain brain reponses that are visible when the organ is scanned. And once they see that, anorexia becomes easier to understand and treat.
"Brain imaging allows us to make a biological statement about your internal thinking," said Dan Krawczyk with the Center for Brain Health.
Meaning, therapies can be better guided and tracked for progress depending on how the brain reacts. The scans give hard evidence. A healthy brain scan has red spots on it, indicating blood flow during the self-judgment questions.
"My friend thinks that I am nice, I remember thinking to myself, maybe my friend doesn't think I am nice? Just second guessing myself constantly through the questionnaires," said Kelli Lax.
Lax, a mother of two with another on the way, is recovering from anorexia. She fought it for 10 years.
"There were times when I would go nine weeks, that was my longest without eating anything whatsoever, I just drank juice once day," she said.
Through treatments, Lax connected with the Center for Brain Health to help research the genetic component of her illness. Lax's brain shows little blood flow during the exercise.
But after two years since her initial recovery, scans show better blood flow, and therefore improvement, doctors say.
"So we're measuring blood flow but we're measuring how it changes depending on their thoughts," said Dr. Carrie McAdams with UT Southwestern.
For her and Dr. Dan Krawczyk with the Center for Brain Health, this is a first: They're pinpointing brain pathways directly related to anorexia. It's not just about food.
"They just think it is all about body image, but that is not the case whatsoever, it has a lot to do with the balance of the brain," said Lax.
"There is a lot going on when the people with anorexia think about themselves but it is not happening in the area of the brain where these questions are answered in healthy people," said Dr. McAdams.
But now that researchers have targeted the area where anorexic women process self-identity, there is hope to retrain the brain.
"Just because this region wasn't working at one point doesn't mean it will never work," McAdams said.
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The Vancouver Canucks attempt to defend their 2011 Western Conference championship will be on the line in a sudden-death overtime period on their home ice, as the Los Angeles Kings scored early in the third period to even the score at 1-1.
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Full of fiber, they also contain B vitamins and omega-3s, which means they can double as a healthy and filling breakfast! 11 / 23 Pumpkin Oatmeal Coconut Bars What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If supersweet desserts aren't your thing, look no further than these pumpkin oatmeal coconut bars. Made with whole wheat flour and sweetened with applesauce, they'll satisfy your craving for something cakey minus the sugar bomb. 11 / 23 Pumpkin Spice Smoothie What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If you crave the taste of pumpkin but are watching your grain intake, try this pumpkin spice smoothie. This healthy frozen treat is the perfect mix of milkshake, ice cream, and frozen yogurt with an extra helping of protein. 12 / 23 Pumpkin and Nut Energy Balls What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Avoid the afternoon slump by keeping a few of these pumpkin and nut energy balls on hand. A cinch to make, they require no baking! 13 / 23 Chocolate Chip Pumpkin Bread What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Whether you're gluten-free, following a Paleo diet, or just cutting down on grains, you'll appreciate this recipe for chocolate chip pumpkin bread. Made from coconut flour, its sweetness comes from a little maple syrup and dried dates. 14 / 23 Vegan Pumpkin Oatmeal Chocolate Chip Cookies What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 At only 90 calories per serving, these vegan pumpkin oatmeal chocolate chip cookies are a treat without the guilt. 15 / 23 Pumpkin Pancakes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Pancakes don't have to be a breakfast-only meal, especially when it's a stack of these pumpkin pancakes. The maple yogurt topping helps give the dish a sweetness that makes it feel like dessert. 16 / 23 Pumpkin Pie Brownie Cupcakes What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Oh She Glow's pumpkin pie brownie cupcake is three desserts rolled into one! The bottom layer of the pumpkin brownie is topped off with a layer of pumpkin pie filling, which all gets baked in a cupcake pan. 17 / 23 Pumpkin Spice Protein Bars What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A treat worthy of those intense workouts you put yourself through, a batch of pumpkin spice protein bars would also be the perfect end to your next dinner party. 18 / 23 Pumpkin Bread Pudding What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 This vegan bread pudding recipe couldn't be easier to make. All you have to do is throw the ingredients is a bowl and bake! What you're left with is a tasty pumpkin bread pudding that is forgiving in calories. 19 / 23 Oatmeal Pumpkin Waffles What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 Finally pumpkin pie for breakfast! Well, sort of. These oatmeal pumpkin waffles put pie cravings to rest and keep your first meal of the day filled with protein, fiber, and essential nutrients — no syrup needed! 20 / 23 Skinny Pumpkin-Banana Bars What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 No one will ever guess that the recipe for skinny pumpkin-banana bars are light and low-cal — they're that good. They can also be made vegan with a few simple swaps. 21 / 23 Pumpkin Loaf Bread What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 If the texture of pumpkin pie freaks you out or if you're trying to cut back on refined sugars, make a batch of pumpkin loaf bread. This recipe is made with low-fat buttermilk for moisture, dried fruit and honey for sweetness, and uses the nutrient goodness of whole wheat flour. 22 / 23 Vegan Pumpkin Custard What's Your Reaction? 0 0 0 0 0 0 A lot of the calories from pumpkin pie are contained in the buttery, flaky crust. Skip the flour and go for this vegan pumpkin custard instead. 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She's not old enough to take the ACT, but one valley 8th grader will probably ace it when she does. This 14-year old earned a perfect score on the EXPLORE test.
It's kind of like a practice ACT, and only a handful of Arizona students earned a perfect score this year.
Tory Marbois is the pride of Copperwood Elementary in Peoria, but she's not bragging. Even though she excels in just about everything, from sports to school.
"I guess I just make time, I really enjoy it so I make the time to do it because I really like it," says Tory.
Tory aced the EXPLORE test with English, math, reading and science questions. She is one of 38 students in Arizona with a perfect score, and the only in her school.
"Funny thing about that my sister, she got a 22 on her test, I got a 25. She almost got perfect. She pushes me to do my best."
Her twin sister Allie keeps her competitive in school and in sports. They sit right next to each other in school. She has two brothers who challenge her too.
"I do have siblings and you know, I credit who I am today to them."
Tory is busy also being an athlete. She's on the basketball, volleyball and softball teams. Still, she manages to keep a 4.0 in all of her classes.
Her father Tom is proud, but says, "She's a regular kid around the house and she has chores."
Her advice for taking a test? Take your time and pay attention in class.
Tory isn't sure what she wants to do when she graduates from college, but there's a good chance she will pursue a career in a math-based field.
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Kids 10 and under will enjoy a "petit freeze" when they Pee Wee Plunge into a 25"-deep kiddie pool lightly sprinkled with ice cubes and rubber ducks. Parents also can assist their children and be a part of the fun.
Pee Wee Plungers can take the chilly dip Feb. 8 anytime between 11:30 a.m. and 1 p.m. under the Main Tent. Register online using the above button, or using the Pee Wee Plunge Registration Form. All donations, registration forms and signed waivers should be turned in during pre-registration times or at the Pee Wee Plunge registration tent (on the boardwalk south of 7th Street) before proceeding down to the main tent for the Pee Wee Plunge.
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Visit classes, mingle with current students and meet the program directors. Our Information Sessions provide a succinct occasion for you to experience what each area of study entails as you explore where God may be leading you. These events highlight MU's distinctives, including its commitment to biblical worldview integration and emphasis on extensive field work.
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The Jacksonville University men's soccer coaching staff has announced the dates for it's two-day College Prep Camp.
The camp is designed for advanced player development and exposure to some of the nations top college coaches. In addition to collegiate coaching exposure, current Dolphin players will be employed by the camp for demonstrative purposes.
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Ladies We Love: Chef Tiffany Derry (and a holiday recipe!)
December 16, 2011 at 12:38 pm , by Lauren Piro
How does chef Tiffany Derry (of Top Chef fan-favorite fame) handle holiday parties for her 70-person (!) family?
"My grandmother is really the only one who can wrangle all of us," she says. "But I know you also need to plan ahead and make as much as you can the day before. That's why I love my gnudi pasta dish—you can roll the balls and store them in the refrigerator until you're ready to cook. Then all you need to do is boil some water, grab a sauté pan, and you're good to go."
If you've never heard of gnudi, it's an addicting "naked ravioli" dish (click here for the recipe). Tiffany serves a variation with oxtails at her new restaurant in Dallas, Private Social, but for for the home cook, she's created a recipe that swaps in easy-to-use mushrooms to complement the savory, gotta-have-it brown butter, and of course, lots of cheese. That's why she's teamed up with Sargento—the makers of the natural, unprocessed cheeses Tiffany likes cook with—this holiday season. When the cheese is the star of your dish, quality and flavor matter!
"When you cut into it and you see the melting cheese, you think, 'Oh yeah, it's going to be good!' " Tiffany says.
Cheese bites not enough to cure your Tiffany fix? We also asked the chef to spill some of her hopes and dreams with our Ladies We Love questions:
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My southern hospitality charm.
Favorite guilty pleasure:
Foie gras. I'm not a big dessert or chocolate fan, but if you give me some foie gras … oh my gosh. I tell people in my group, if we order it for the table, it's okay if you don't want any!
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I want to visit Thailand—I love Asian cuisine. In fact, I'd also like to go back to China and study their food for two months. And, if I ever slow down, I would love to have a child.
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I would have twin so that I could be everywhere. I'd have one that stays at my restaurant, and one that travels the world and does all of the events. I would have the best of both worlds, and nothing would be lacking.
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Oprah Winfrey. How can you not? She is the ultimate woman. I love that with hard work and just going after her dreams, she made it happen. And now she has her own network. Are you kidding me? How many people have their own network?
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The four-year undergraduate curriculum leading to the Bachelor of Music (B.M.) degree provides extensive training in students' applied majors, comprehensive instruction in music theory and music history, and an introduction to liberal arts disciplines. The educational prerequisite for entry into the B.M. is a high school diploma.
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With the temperature hovering at or below zero in some parts of Canada right now, Southwest Florida is paradise to Canadian, Mayo Hawco.
"The weather is fantastic. We hear it is unseasonably warm here. For us, it's great," said Hawco.
This winter, Southwest Florida International Airport is seeing more visitors flying in from Canada than ever before. RSW added an additional daily flight from Toronto this year. And just last month, it added a weekly flight to and from Ottawa.
From January to November of 2012, more than 155,000 people flew in on the two Canadian airlines that serve RSW, according to spokeswoman, Vicki Moreland. That's up more than 20% from the same time in 2011. Canadian carrier flights for 2012 are also up 17% from 2011.
"It's been growing for each of the last 4 years," explained Executive Director of the Lee County Visitor and Convention Bureau, Tamara Pigott.
In 2011 the majority of international visitation was from Canada. The first time ever it topped the list in Lee County.
A big draw for Canadians is real estate. 30% of business at Miloff Aubuchon in Cape Coral comes from Canadians right now.
"As the exchange rate changes and the availability to get down here, it's been increasing each year," said Donna Stout, President Elect of the Cape Coral Association of Realtors.
In the last year, Lee County's Visitor and Convention Bureau stepped up it's marketing campaign in Canada.
"Next week we'll be hosting Glow Magazine, a woman's beauty magazine. They are coming to do a photo shoot and write a travel story about our destination," said Pigott.
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---- — Wanda Ruth Green, 86, of Newton, passed away at 7:15 a.m. Wednesday, May 8, 2013, at St. Anthony's Memorial Hospital, Effingham.
Funeral services will be held at 3 p.m. Saturday at Blake-Buchanan Funeral Home, Newton. Burial will be Headyville Cemetery, rural Newton. Visitation will be two hours prior to service time at the funeral home. In loving memory of Wanda, memorials may be made to Headyville Cemetery. Arrangements are under the care of the Blake-Buchanan Funeral Home, Newton. Online condolences may be left at www.blakefh.com.
Wanda was born on Oct. 24, 1926, in rural Ingraham, the daughter of Perry and Susie (Galloway) Bickers. She married Delbert Green on Jan. 20, 1949, in Wakefield, and he survives. Wanda was the Newton and Jasper County area news reporter on various area radio stations for nearly 40 years. This was a job which she truly loved. She was a member of the Southern Baptist Church in Newton. Wanda was an avid bowler. Most of all, Wanda was totally devoted to her husband, children and grandchildren, all of whom in turn were devoted to her. She will be sadly missed by many.
Wanda is survived by her husband of 64 years, Delbert Green of Newton; three children, Diane (Larry) Carr of Pekin, Bob (Jayne) Green of Newton and Bryan (Melane) Green of Salem; eight grandchildren, Kenton Carr of Peoria, Brenton (Tina) Carr of Hartland, Wis., Justin Green of Salem, Clayton Green of Belleville, Andrew Miller of Collinsville, Amanda Miller of Collinsville, Cole Vieira of Salem and Joshua Green of South Carolina; and eight great-grandchildren, Aaron Carr, Riley Carr, Derek Carr, Cameron Carr, Tristan Green, Adelyn Miller, Melanie Green and Christopher Green.
Wanda was preceded in death by her parents and brothers, Sam Bickers and Dale Bickers.
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The International Labour Organization and its tripartite constituents signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) to implement the Decent Work Country Programme for Ethiopia.
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15 April 2014
Skills training to improve employability of vulnerable children associated with armed conflict forces and groups in Mogadishu, Somalia
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December 20, 2004
January 6 Community Board Hearing
On Thursday, January 6, Manhattan Community Board No. 4 will host a public hearing on the NYC Department of City Planning's proposal to rezone the West Chelsea neighborhood that surrounds the High Line. To support reuse of the High Line at the hearing without attending, please
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; or call her at (212) 206-9922.
CB4 Public Hearing on West Chelsea Rezoning
Thursday, January 6, 2005, 6:00 pm – 10:00 pm
Hudson Guild Fulton Center
119 Ninth Avenue (between 17th & 18th Streets)
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December 20, 2004
Recent Updates: Summary of December Public Forum; New York Magazine Article; NYSCA Grant Opportunity
Summary of December Public Forum
Over 200 people attended FHL's 3rd High Line Community Input Session at the Chelsea Recreation Center on December 2, 2004. A summary of the session and the public dialogue it generated is available on our Web site.
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New York Magazine Article
The High Line project is the focus of a wonderful
in New York Magazine's "It Happened This Year" issue. In it Kurt Anderson writes that this "quixotic, poetic, quasi-utopian, and altogether splendid project has gotten over the hump during 2004."
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2004 Accomplishments and 2005 Goals
We've made many major advances in 2004, and we are working to make sure 2005 is a great one for the High Line.
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NYSCA Grant Opportunity
The Architecture, Planning and Design Program of the New York State Council on the Arts (a supporter of Friends of the High Line) is offering project grants for professionals in the design and planning fields. Grants of up to $10,000 will be available for architects, landscape architects, planners, designers and scholars to realize specific projects that advance the field and contribute to the public's understanding of the designed environment. Deadline: March 1, 2005. For more information, see the Architecture, Planning and Design Program's guidelines for the Independent Projects Category on the Council on the Arts' Web site,
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November 23, 2004
Summary of October 19 Community Input Forum
On the evening of October 19, over 300 participants from the greater High Line community gathered at Metropolitan Pavilion to meet the design team of Field Operations with Diller Scofidio + Renfro and learn about the team's preliminary design concepts for the conversion of the High Line to public open space. Following the presentation and a short question-and-answer session, participants broke into groups to discuss the team's preliminary ideas and to formulate responses. At the conclusion of the evening, a representative from each group presented its comments and recommendations to the assembled forum.
You can
view a forum summary online
that includes an overview of the October 19 forum, a round-up of the principal questions and comments that emerged, and a transcript of the question-and-answer session.
View forum summary
Community input is an integral part of the design process for the High Line, and there will be opportunity for public participation at regular intervals. We thank all the participants who attended the October 19 forum, and hope that you will join us at the
next High Line Community Input Forum
on Thursday, December 2.
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November 23, 2004
Thursday, December 2: High Line Community Input Forum #3
FHL invites all interested members of the public to attend the third High Line Community Input Forum.
High Line Community Input Forum #3
Thursday, December 2, 6:30 – 9:30pm
Chelsea Recreation Center
430 West 25th Street (9th and 10th Avenues)
Light refreshments will be served
Please RSVP
; or call Ameka at (212) 206-9922.
Come see the design of the High Line in process. The design team, led by Field Operations with Diller Scofidio + Renfro, is hard at work developing their vision for the High Line. The architects and engineers will present an update on their work - both a technical assessment of the structure and the ecology on the High Line, as well as new design ideas, including lighting, access and seating. The December 2 forum is a great opportunity to learn more about the High Line design and shape its progress. The goal of the forum is not just for you to hear from the designers but to continue a dialogue between you and the designers. We hope to see you there.
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November 23, 2004
Thanks to Metropolitan Pavilion, Chelsea Market, Chelsea Frames, Phillips, De Pury & Company and Safe Art Transport
Friend of the High Line owes much of its success to the support of generous businesses in the High Line district.
Thanks to
Metropolitan Pavilion
for donating one of its beautiful spaces for the October 19 High Line Community Input Forum. It's the third time that Metropolitan Pavilion has provided much-needed space for FHL's community engagements: The Chelsea-based special events venue supported FHL's 2003 design ideas competition and our first input forum in October 2003. For more information on
Metropolitan Pavilion
call (212) 463-0071.
Thanks to
Chelsea Market
for providing refreshments at the October 19 High Line Community Input Forum. This wholesale-retail food market and commercial space, occupying the entire block between 9th and 10th Avenues 15th and 16th Streets, is one of the most vital and vibrant spots in the High Line neighborhoods. FHL is grateful to have the support of this landmark Chelsea business. For more information, view their Web site.
Thanks to
Chelsea Frames
for donating frames to FHL's November 18 Art Auction. Chelsea Frames was voted "Best of New York" for frames in 2003 and 2004 by New York Magazine. For more information
view their Web site
or call (212) 807-8957.
Thanks to
Phillips, de Pury & Company
, for hosting the November 18 Contemporary Art Auction, which helped us raise much-needed funds to support FHL's work. Phillips, de Pury & Company is among FHL's most generous supporters, having donated its space for FHL's 4th Annual Summer Benefit this past July. Its galleries offer some of the best High Line views in the district. For more information
view their Web site
or call (212) 940-1200.
Thanks to
Safe Art Transport
for donating moving services and ensuring that all the works for the November 18 Contemporary Art Auction arrived on time and in perfect condition. For more information,
visit their Web site
or call (718) 392-8910.
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November 10, 2004
Support the High Line at FHL's Art Auction: Thursday, November 18, 2004
On Thursday, November 18, at 7:30pm, the auction house Phillips, de Pury & Company will hold a major contemporary art auction to benefit Friends of the High Line. Three days of public viewings have been scheduled for the 49 lots, which include contemporary art in all media, curated by Edsel Williams.
Public Viewings
Tuesday – Thursday, November 16-18, 10:00am – 5:00pm
Thursday, November 18, 7:30pm
Phillips, de Pury & Company
450 West 15th Street (near 10th Avenue)
All works for sale and auction details can be
viewed online
To register to bid at the auction, to place an absentee bid, to request a catalogue, or to reserve a seat, please contact FHL's development director, Juliet Page:
; (212) 206-9922.
We extend our thanks to the artists and galleries who donated such exciting works, making this auction possible.
A few highlights:
George Perkins,
Dreams of Being a Tropicana Dancer
, 1999 c-print mounted on syntra
view details
Abelardo Morell, Man Walking Underneath the High Line, N.Y.C., 2003 gelatin silver print
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Daniel Arsham,
The Academy Got Lost and Found Itself Floating on the Sea, Affecting Salination Levels in the North Atlantic
, 2004 gouache on mylar
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Harland Miller,
Too Cool to Die
, 2002 watercolor and pencil on paper
view details
To register to bid at the auction, to place an absentee bid, to request a catalogue, or to reserve a seat, please contact FHL's development director, Juliet Page:
; (212) 206-9922.
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October 27, 2004
Register Now to Bid: FHL'S Art Auction, Thursday, November 18
On Thursday, November 18, at 7:30pm, the auction house Phillips, de Pury & Company will hold a major
contemporary art auction
to benefit Friends of the High Line. Three days of public viewings have been scheduled for the 49 lots, which include contemporary art in all mediums, curated by Edsel Williams:
Tuesday – Thursday, November 16-18
10:00am – 5:00pm
Phillips, de Pury & Company
450 West 15th Street (near 10th Avenue)
We extend our thanks to the artists and galleries who donated such exciting works, making this auction possible. All the lots can be
viewed online
A few highlights:
Lot 1
: Anthony Goicolea,
, 2000
Goicolea's work will be featured in the upcoming museum show, Anthony Goicolea, Photographs, Drawings and Video, at The Arizona State University Museum of Art, Tempe. His work is in public collections at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; the Yale University Art Collection; and the Museum of Contemporary Photography, Chicago. His book and CD ROM, Anthony Goicolea (2003), is available from Twin Palms Press.
Lot 4
: Greg Colson,
Vanishing Surplus
, 2004
Colson's work is included in public collections at the Museum of Modern Art, New York; the New York Public Library; the Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Hirshhorn Museum and Sculpture Garden, Washington D.C.; the Getty Institute for the Arts and Humanities, Los Angeles; the Peter Norton Family Foundation, Santa Monica; the Tsaritsino Museum of Contemporary Art, Moscow, and the Thomas Ammann Collection, Zurich.
Lot 9
: Enrique Martinez Celaya,
The Interpreter
, 2004
Celaya's work is included in public collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York; the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York; the Los Angeles County Museum of Art; the Museum of Contemporary Art, San Diego; the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston; and the German Centre of Photography, Berlin.
Lot 19
: Terence Koh, Bunny was Naughty, 2004
Koh's work was featured in the 2004 Whitney Biennial.
Lot 32
: assume vivid astro focus,
, 2002
assume vivid astro focus created a public art project in Central Park sponsored by the Public Art Fund, New York, April-September, 2004. assume vivid astro focus has shown in New York with John Connelly Presents and in Los Angeles with Peres Projects.
Lot 44
: Amie Dicke,
Julia, to Make Peace on Earth
, 2004
Dicke is a graduate of the Willem de Kooning Academy, in Rotterdam, and recently had a solo New York show at D'Amelio Terras gallery.
Lot 47
: Vera Lutter,
Pepsi Cola, Vent: July 2000
, 2000
Lutter is the recipient of a 2002 Pollock-Krasner Grant and a 2001 Guggenheim Fellowship. Her work was featured in the 2002 Whitney Biennial and the 2002 Life of the City exhibition at Museum of Modern Art, New York. Lutter's work is included in collections at DIA Center for the Arts, New York; the Museum of Modern Art, New York; and the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, among others.
Lot 49
: Tom Sachs,
High Line (12 Gauge)
, 2004
Sachs exhibited Nutsy's at the Deutsche Guggenheim, Berlin, in 2003, and at the Bohen Foundation, New York, in 2002. His work was included in Five by Five: Contemporary Artists on Contemporary Art, at the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, in 2002. Works by Tom Sachs are included in collections at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, Costume Institute; the Guggenheim Museum, New York; the Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, and the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art.
To register to bid at the auction or to place an absentee bid, please contact Nicole Mucciolo in the bids department at Phillips, de Pury & Company:
; (212) 940-1228.
If you have other questions or would like to request a catalogue or reserve a seat, please contact FHL's development director, Juliet Page:
; (212) 206-9922.
Read more
October 27, 2004
Saturday, October 30: Join FHL for a Screening of High Line TV Show
Please join FHL to view a one-hour TV program about the High Line. The program is part of the "Jane's New York" series on WNBC TV Channel 4 (broadcasting in the New York metropolitan area) – and it's the first program to focus so comprehensively on the High Line, its history, its future, and many of the individuals who've dedicated themselves to the High Line project. The program includes spectacular new footage of the High Line's elevated rail bed and interviews with individuals actively involved with the project, such as photographer Joel Sternfeld; actor/FHL boardmember Edward Norton; New York City Council Speaker Gifford Miller; design team leads James Corner and Elizabeth Diller; FHL co-founders Joshua David and Robert Hammond; and many others. Special thanks to CSX Transportation for permitting Jane's New York to film on the High Line; and to Pyburn Films, the producers of Jane's New York, for creating such a great program.
As part of FHL's Track Heads series of informal get-togethers, we will gather at Freight, a bar and restaurant in the Chelsea Market building, to view the program on large-screen TV. Alternately, you can view the program at home at the same time.
High Line on "Jane's New York",
Saturday, October 30, WNBC TV Channel 4, 7:00pm – 8:00pm
Join FHL to view program at Freight
410 West 16th Street (between 9th-10th Avenues)
No RSVP required
Cash Bar
(The program will be re-broadcast on Saturday, November 13, at 1:00pm.)
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October 27, 2004
Thursday, December 2: Next Community Input Forum
The next High Line Community Input Forum has been scheduled for December 2. This will be an important opportunity for the community to guide the design team's work at a crucial stage. By December 2, the team will have been working for two months and their design for the High Line will have advanced. Still, enough time will remain in the design process for comment at the December 2 forum to affect the outcome of the design in real and significant ways.
To RSVP, email
; or call (212) 206-9922.
We will announce the Forum's location in our next E-Mail Newsletter.
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October 27, 2004
Hundreds Attend October 19 Community Input Forum
At the High Line Community Input Session on October 19, over 350 people gathered to meet the team of Field Operations with Diller Scofidio + Renfro. The team introduced its initial concepts and design visions. Then participants broke into small groups to discuss the presentation and frame responses to help guide the team as it continues its work. FHL thanks all the forum participants for taking the time to be an active part of the High Line design process. We will distribute a summary of the forum's findings in our next E-Mail Newsletter.
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Justice is out with a biceps injury against the Chiefs.||||||| Jeff Linkenbach will likely start at tackle for Sunday's game.
Justice is inactive for the Indianapolis Colts' home opener against Minnesota on Sunday.||||||| The right tackle is dealing with a concussion.
The Colts have swapped sixth round draft picks with Philadelphia to add offensive lineman Winston Justice. Indianapolis sent the second pick in the sixth round to the Eagles for the No. 17 pick.||||||| The move could be another key part of Indy's rebuilding project. Justice has made 31 starts in five seasons with the Eagles and was originally a second round pick in, No. 39 overall, by Philadelphia. That's where new Indy general manager Ryan Grigson worked previously. The 6-foot-6, 320-pound Justice joins an offensive line that needs an upgrade inside and a veteran to help last year's top two draft picks in 2011, tackles Anthony Castonzo and Ben Ijalana.
The Philadelphia Eagles on Thursday placed Justice and defensive end Brandon Graham on the Physically Unable to Perform list.||||||| Justice, the starting right tackle the last two years, hyperextended his left knee late last season and underwent arthroscopic surgery to remove a bone chip in February. Upon reporting to camp Wednesday, he said he was "taking it day by day." Players placed on the PUP list at the beginning of camp cannot practice, but can rehabilitate their injuries and take part in meetings. They can be activated at any time.
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Concussion lawsuit filed against FIFA. All organizations are vulnerable. Get with the times and you won't be sued. mobile.nytimes.com/2014/08/28/spo…
@brammaravent no kidding. And the school purports to be squeaky clean in regard to concussion management. I don't think so.
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Kiana Nichelle Mullins, 19, 35 River Walk Farm Parkway, Covington, June 3, cruelty to children, second degree, criminal damage to property in the second degree.
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Carl Alexander Abrams, 24, Baltimore, Md., Nov. 27. Court sentenced.
Trae Doram Anderson, 28, Lawrenceville, Nov. 13. First degree forgery, printing, negotiating fictitious checks.
Thomas Anthony Gasque Jr. 19, Decatur, Nov. 9. First degree forgery.
Ashley Nichole Anglin, 27, 325 First St., Covington, Nov. 2. Giving false name or address to law enforcement officer, two counts probation violation.
Marcus Bernard Allen, 41, Savannah, Oct. 29. Probation violation.
David Brian Minor, 39, Conyers, Oct. 13. Theft by shoplifting.
Demario Sanchez Horton, 21, 10230 South Dinah Circle, Covington, Oct. 23. Court sentenced.
Stephanie Marie Abercrombie, 34, 4992 Ga. Highway 212, Covington, Oct. 18. Possession of Schedule I & II drug (methamphetamine); probation violation.
Adam Wayne Crowder, 30, Monroe, Oct. 17. Parole violation.
Jimmy Lee Franklin Jr., 21, 80 Cedar Creek Drive, Covington, Oct. 3. Simple battery.
Margie Susan Kellogg, 58, Social Circle, Oct. 9. Financial transaction card fraud, identity fraud.
Luis Francisco Contreras, 30, 260 Pitts Chapel Road, Newborn, Sept. 29. Driving while license suspended.
Joshua Dylan Kraft, 24, Conyers, Oct. 2. Back for court.
Charles Wilson Adams, 55, 115 Katie Lane, Covington, Sept. 28. Probation hold.
Howard Stacy Massey, 47, 170 Old Mount Zion Road, Oxford, Sept. 19. Possession of Schedule I and II drug (methamphetamine), loitering or prowling.


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The third annual Mercyhurst Christmas Tree Lighting Ceremony will be held at 7:30 p.m. on Friday, Dec. 13, at the tree between the Carolyn Herrmann Student Union and Baldwin Hall.
Sister JoAnne Courneen RSM, president of the Erie Sisters of Mercy, will honor the Mercyhurst College community by officially lighting the tree.
Caroling will accompany the ceremony, which is open to the entire Mercyhurst community and their families. A reception will immediately follow in the Great Room of the student union.


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Judy Chu on Jobs
Opponent's Argument for voting No:
The 1938 Fair Labor Standards Act created a bright line to protect people's right to a 40-hour work week, and make sure that that next hour after 40 hours is paid for with the time-and-a-half of wages. That created the weekend in America. That created the time off that middle class families have taken for granted for decades.
What this bill does is it blurs that line; it creates total chaos in terms of trying to come up with a system to set up ground rules with a case-by-case written contract, and then leaves it to the enforcement of State Labor Departments Wage and Hours Divisions, which are totally incapable of going into the tens of thousands of workplaces all across America.
Amends the National Labor Relations Act to require the National Labor Relations Board (NLRB) to certify a bargaining representative without directing an election if a majority of the bargaining unit employees have authorized designation of the representative (card-check) and there is no other individual or labor organization currently certified or recognized as the exclusive representative of any of the employees in the unit.
The Competitive Enterprise Institute (CEI), a public policy organization dedicated to the principles of free markets and limited government, has created a Congressional Labor Scorecard for the 112th Congress focusing on worker issues. The score is determined based on policies that support worker freedom and the elimination of Big Labor's privileges across the country.
|2012 Governor, House and Senate candidates on Jobs:
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Antonio Villaraigosa
Eric Garcetti
Jerry Brown
Jerry Sanders
CA Senatorial:
Barbara Boxer
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Lame-duck session 2012:
KY-4: Thomas Massie(R)
MI-11:Dave Curson(D)
NJ-9: Donald Payne Jr.(D)
WA-1: Suzan DelBene(D)
Re-seated Former Reps:
AZ-1: Ann Kirkpatrick(D)
AZ-5: Matt Salmon(R)
FL-8: Alan Grayson(D)
IL-11:Bill Foster(D)
NH-1: Carol Shea-Porter(D)
NV-3: Dina Titus(D)
NY-24:Dan Maffei(D)
TX-36:Steve Stockman(R)
2013 Resignations and Replacements:
AL-1:Jo Bonner(R,resigned)
IL-2:Jesse Louis Jackson(D,resigned)
IL-2:Robin Kelly(D)
MA-5:Ed Markey(D,to Senate)
MO-8:Jo Ann Emerson(R,resigned)
MO-8:Jason Smith(R,elected June 2013)
SC-1:Tim Scott(R,resigned)
SC-1:Mark Sanford(R)
Newly-elected Democrats:
AZ-9: Kyrsten Sinema
CA-2: Jared Huffman
CA-7: Ami Bera
CA-15:Eric Swalwell
CA-24:Julia Brownley
CA-29:Tony Cardenas
CA-35:Gloria Negrete McLeod
CA-36:Raul Ruiz
CA-41:Mark Takano
CA-47:Alan Lowenthal
CA-51:Juan Vargas
CA-52:Scott Peters
CT-5: Elizabeth Esty
FL-18:Patrick Murphy
FL-22:Lois Frankel
FL-26:Joe Garcia
HI-2: Tulsi Gabbard
IL-8: Tammy Duckworth
IL-10:Brad Schneider
IL-12:Bill Enyart
IL-17:Cheri Bustos
MD-6: John Delaney
MA-4: Joe Kennedy III
MI-5: Dan Kildee
MN-8: Rick Nolan
NV-4: Steven Horsford
NH-2: Annie Kuster
NM-1: Michelle Lujan-Grisham
NY-5: Grace Meng
NY-10:Hakeem Jeffries
NY-18:Sean Maloney
OH-10:Joyce Beatty
PA-17:Matt Cartwright
TX-16:Beto O`Rourke
TX-20:Joaquin Castro
TX-23:Pete Gallego
TX-33:Marc Veasey
TX-34:Filemon Vela
WA-6: Derek Kilmer
WA-10:Denny Heck
WI-2: Mark Pocan
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