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Now, nearly a full 12 months later, hard and precious lessons remain to be taught. As residents of cities and towns from Texas (courtesy Rita) to Alabama engage in the slow, sad and sometimes solitary work of putting their lives back together, it's time to remind the world that Katrina and Rita are not over ' Katrina and Rita are still happening every day. But how do you get people to listen to such a lesson?
In a first wave of films made about the storm and its aftermath, four documentary filmmakers have picked up their cameras and decided to try, with varying degrees of success. Another lesson of Katrina is that sometimes a picture really isn't worth a thousand words ' at least not when the goal is capturing a reality that so many admit beggars words and photos. Maybe if we look at all these pictures together, though, we'll start to see the truth. One-time New Orleanian and current Lafayette resident Jeremy Campbell's Hexing a Hurricane pieces together shards of life in the city since the storm. Director Danny Clinch and R.E.M. frontman Michael Stipe chronicle the process behind ' and deep need for ' Stipe's six-song Katrina-benefit E.P. In the Sun. NBC news anchor Brian Williams sits down for a piercing discussion of his surreal experiences inside the Superdome In His Own Words. And British documentarian Leslie Woodhead profiles legendary jazz photographer Herman Leonard's storm saga in Saving Jazz.
Campbell's previous work includes the excellent Mardi Gras documentary Don't Worry Honey, I Live Here, but Hexing a Hurricane sometimes feels more like a blog than a film. The opening presentation of a pre-2005-storm-season voodoo ceremony in the Ninth Ward sets no discernible theme, other than obviously suggesting the film's nifty title. Voodoo priestess Sally Glassman comes with no context, a seemingly random white woman explaining the beliefs of an ancient African religious tradition. It's hard to pinpoint just what the point of Hexing a Hurricane is, between the film's voodoo bookends, its featured interviews with not-very-well-explained-for-the-uninitiated New Orleans luminaries (The Times-Picayune's Chris Rose, WWL-TV news anchor Angela Hill and television-star-turned-club-owner Harry Anderson), and its static, still-photography display of damaged homes and damaged lives. The DVD's best feature is an extra; Campbell films the participants of a somewhat impromptu community meeting held in the French Quarter as each makes an individual, direct plea to Washington, D.C. Don't forget us, they beg; we can come back, but we need your help. There's real heart underneath the surface of this project, but too little blood and emotion beats on screen.
In the Sun has a quicker pulse. Contrary to its subtitle description ' "Michael Stipe and Friends" ' the film mercifully spends very little time explaining the benefit musical project that spawned it. Stipe is predictably sensitive and pretentious in describing his reactions to the storm and its aftermath, but the meandering documentary quite nicely and wisely moves away from him to capture the realities of life on the coast. Residents speak the truth of their losses, sometimes through tears, always with determination. Tulane University historian and author Doug Brinkley provides steady, succinct commentary, with resonant insights about the startling lack of federal involvement in recovery efforts. Pick a president, he challenges: Washington, Theodore Roosevelt, FDR, JFK, Ronald Reagan. None would have been satisfied with what is ' and isn't ' going on along the Gulf Coast. It's a point well-served by Clinch's interviews with grass-roots activists and church groups. In the Sun starts with a song but surprisingly morphs into something more compelling as it restlessly roams the coast.
Even more successful is In His Own Words: Brian Williams on Hurricane Katrina. The 40-minute film is sharply focused, targeting a single, personal reaction to a national tragedy. NBC Nightly News anchor Brian Williams sits for a one-on-one and details his five days in New Orleans after the storm hit. Williams and his crew rode out the storm ' and witnessed firsthand the misery of the stranded ' in the Superdome. His heartfelt conversation is interspersed with jarring footage, photos and stories from his time in the building and then later, outside, on the ground as conditions deteriorated and looting began.
Like CNN's Anderson Cooper, Williams recalls how he and his NBC peers occasionally gave voice to a righteous rage on air, confronting FEMA officials and New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin with the details of what they were seeing. As he appears on air every night, Williams relishes ' even perfects 'the dramatic delivery and starched tones of an anchorman, both of which are in full evidence as he recounts his experiences. Still, his common-sense disbelief of the chaos and the lethargic government response that he witnessed ' what he eloquently terms the "split-screen America" ' shines through. "I'm enough of an idealist to believe that string of presidents I've grown up with," he muses, "telling me that we're all of equal value. But if you take my two kids and their two counterparts in a family of color in New Orleans, that those children have the same worth ... I didn't see that." In His Own Words serves as an unblinking witness to what happened during those dark days ' and as a clarion call. Williams rightfully trumpets the urgent need for a "national conversation on the following issues: race, class, petroleum, the environment." Such strong and true statements make the tiny documentary a must-see.
Finally, Leslie Woodhead's Saving Jazz is the best of the bunch. Woodhead, whose works include Cry From the Grave and My Life as a Spy, pays touching tribute to the culture of New Orleans, avoiding handy clichés about the city's charms and giving viewers a feel for the Big Easy's rhythms. Woodhead follows 83-year-old photographer Herman Leonard as he returns to his Lakeview house and studio to survey the considerable damage and also as he visits the streets of his beloved French Quarter. The likeable Leonard, with his storied history as a chronicler of jazz, is a fascinating subject; the recovery of a stash of his negatives from the Ogden Museum of Art is riveting. But Woodhead's truest focus is the musical culture of New Orleans and how the storm has affected its future. He deftly weaves in an appreciation of the marching bands, Mardi Gras Indians and small bars and clubs that have long fed the local music scene.
Saving Jazz's singular moment comes early. When Leonard first returns to his once-flooded home, he discovers several water-damaged prints stacked against the wall. Each is pulled out for the camera to behold ' Duke Ellington, Billie Holiday, Frank Sinatra ' as Leonard, ever the artist, delights in the odd marks and patterns of stains that the floodwaters have left on his beloved works. It's a lovely metaphor of rebirth and one that sums up the soul of these four very different films: New Orleans and the Gulf Coast are damaged, perhaps changed forever, but still beautiful and worth fighting to preserve. If only someone will care.
Hexing a Hurricane
Hurricane Katrina Documentaries on the Sundance Channel:
Saving Jazz
8 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29; 7 a.m. Wednesday, Aug. 30; 2:30 p.m. and 7 p.m. Thursday, Aug. 31
In the Sun: Michael Stipe and Special Guests
9 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29
In His Own Words: Brian Williams on Hurricane Katrina
10 p.m. Tuesday, Aug. 29
Watery Grave
Spike Lee's documentary shows how democracy failed in Hurricane Katrina's dark flood.
By Felicia Feaster
Spike Lee has made a career of cultural archeology, reanimating America's history and experience through African-American eyes in films from Bamboozled to Malcolm X. But the four-hour HBO documentary When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts ' which debuted in two parts Aug. 21-22 and will be shown in its entirety on Aug. 29, the anniversary of the hurricane ' is Lee's most literal work of archeology yet. When the Levees Broke is a comprehensive, gripping film that sifts through the experience of Hurricane Katrina and what it can teach us about the America we thought we knew, which is in keeping with most of Lee's previous documentaries. This is his third feature collaboration with HBO Films after 2002's Jim Brown: All-American and the 1997 Oscar-nominated documentary, Four Little Girls, about the infamous 1963 bombing of a Birmingham church.
If Michael Moore's films expose the greed of the rich and powerful by often using ordinary Americans as canon fodder in his ideological battles, Lee's exceptional grace and talent as a filmmaker is his ability never to sacrifice humanity on the pyre of political mission. Lee interviews a wide range of people for Levees to lend a richer voice to the subject matter, regardless of class, color or attitude. They include actor Harry Belafonte, CNN anchor Soledad O'Brien and Grammy-winning New Orleans trumpeters Wynton Marsalis and Terence Blanchard ' the latter of whom still lives in New Orleans and is also Lee's longtime film composer. The film is fleshed out by experts and evidence: the academics who saw the long tradition of incompetence and racism in the city, a host of Times-Picayune reporters (whose paper won two Pulitzers for its Katrina coverage) and the engineers who knew the levees were sub-par.
But the movie is elevated by its tapestry of humble, everyday New Orleanians, including Herbert Freeman, who watched his elderly mother slowly die while waiting for a bus to take them away from the Superdome, and Kimberly Polk, a mother who allows Lee access to the funeral where she buries her 5-year-old daughter who was swept away in the flood waters. Like all of Lee's best films, Levees is deeply political. Yet its sense of moral outrage is never gratuitous and always rooted in the anecdotal, human experience of his interview subjects.
And the film suggests there is plenty of blame to spread around. His interviewees point accusing fingers at everyone from New Orleans Mayor Ray Nagin and FEMA chief Michael Brown to a Bush administration whose key figures fly-fished, shoe-shopped and played air-guitar while the tragedy mounted. Blanchard is one of several of the participants to point out how Katrina conveyed the out-of-touch nature of the Bush administration.
"You have to worry about a country that can look at a vast number of mistakes that this administration has made that has directly affected people's lives â?¦ You have to worry about a country that can look at all that and still not see this guy for who he is," observes Blanchard, who once again provided the score for Lee's film.
Like a horror film, When the Levees Broke begins with a grinding build-up, as the city of New Orleans braces for a potential Category 5 hurricane. While the middle and upper classes avail themselves of airports and (by car) evacuation routes out of the city, the poorest line up outside the Superdome or hope to weather the storm the way many recall riding out 1965's devastating Hurricane Betsy.
But to Lee, Katrina becomes more than a storm; it's a symbol. Katrina comes on like some monster from the American subconscious, rising with the flood waters and illuminating in its wake a long legacy of racism, classism, poverty, shoddy public schools, high crime and political corruption. They all are conspirators in the drama.
While the first and second acts are devoted to the storm and its immediate aftermath, the latter two acts chart Katrina's lingering effects: battles with insurance companies who refuse to pay, and mounting anger at the administration as expressed in singer Kanye West's impromptu pronouncement on live TV, "George Bush doesn't care about black people."
Even after the waters recede, When the Levees Broke's second half shows a residual wave of injustice ' a migration as devastating as the one documented in John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath. With utter disregard for family connections and psychological well being, hurricane survivors are flown or bused to locations as remote as Utah and New York. Several black Americans interviewed for the film point to the parallels of how slavery also made people into chattel, though other viewers will be unwilling to even entertain the analogy. One thing's clear: Lee's profound, troubling document of a disaster illuminates deep, horrible undercurrents in America.
When the Levees Broke is in many ways an illuminating portrait of two segments of America ' the one that had its faith in America's democratic bedrock profoundly shaken by Katrina and the poor and black Americans whose cynicism about American social justice was confirmed yet again.
When the Levees Broke: A Requiem in Four Acts
Directed by Spike Lee
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Tues, Aug. 29 (8 p.m.-midnight) on HBO; check listings for additional times Sept. 1-4.
NOV 26 Zach Kopplin, who we came to know and love when he was a Louisiana high school student lobbying for the continued inclusion of science stuff in science class, pens this post in The Atlantic about a "textbook" available for social studies instruction in Texas that discusses how Moses contributed to the Constitution. (Oy! Texas rednecks love Jews. Who knew?)
NOV 26 Finally, mad people on the interwebz is a good thing! World wide webby outrage has caused the village of Moreauville to reverse its plan to confiscate pit bulls and Rottweillers and euthanize them simply because of their breed, WAFB reports here. The plan? They're going to enforce the leash law. Well, that would have been a good place to start.
NOV 26 Jim Brown, like many of us Louisiana voters, seems fed up with out of town know-it-alls trying to tell us what to do. Bill Cassidy can't make it through the day without flying someone in to "tell us political retards" how to vote, he says.
NOV 26 Blogger Tom Aswell is writing about the behavior of the two finalists in the 6th Congressional District race: Edwin Edwards and Garret Graves. Edwards has come out swinging, but Graves' campaign seems bent on snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, Tom says.
NOV 26 Blogger CB Forgotston is confused, he says, because Governor Bobby Jindal said higher education wouldn't get cut, but it looks like it is being cut. CB's asking: When is a cut not a cut?
NOV 26 Unless you're in Virigina, you shouldn't count on seeing our Governor on Election Day. Mark Ballard writes in the Advocate's political blog that Bobby will be appearing at a GOP love fest of some kind there, instead of spending the day here.
NOV 26 This post on The Lens takes a look at the ongoing dispute in New Orleans over the banners about the upcoming tax election for the school system. The banners are hanging on schools, and some feel they are promotional, which is not allowed, instead of educational - which is allowed.
NOV 26 Not all college students are focused on football games and parties at this time of year. This post on DIG Baton Rouge recounts an LSU student group that tries to make sure that those who are hungry and homeless are not forgotten by those of us who aren't.
NOV 25 Edwin Edwards took off the gloves on Monday, this post on WAFB tells us. At a Press Club appearance, he wondered how his 6th Congressional District opponent, Garret Graves, could be an expert in all the areas in which he claims to be - when he has no college degree in anything. (Five years - FIVE YEARS - in college, but no degree. Huh?)
NOV 25 Blogger Mike Deshotels offers this primer on predatory charter schools and how they operate, specifically in Louisiana. They're not just profiting from our tax dollars, they're using children and shortchanging them to do so, Deshotels says.
NOV 25 Here's a link to the petition that has been created to save Zeus, a family dog who is targeted for death by the learned fathers of the Avoyelles Parish village of Moreauville. They passed an ordinance based on nothing that outlaws pit bulls and Rotweillers. As of Tuesday morning, the petition had more than 230,000 signatures - a number that's a wee bit higher than the village population of 929.


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Six people have hopped the White House fence so far this year. The latest incident — in which the intruder reportedly blew through at least five layers of security before he was caught — put Secret Service Director Julia Pierson under fire at a congressional hearing Monday. Lawmakers were also livid after the Washington Post reported the Secret Service was slow to respond when shots were fired at the White House in 2011. Pierson took full responsibility for the problems and pledged to review Secret Service procedure.
Here's what we're reading — and the numbers we're watching — Tuesday.41 percent
The predicted drop in revenue for utilities if solar power gets just 10 percent of the market. Rooftop solar panels are getting cheaper all the time, although they only account for 0.4 percent of the energy produced in the U.S. now. Because 43 states have "net metering" laws allowing solar users to sell their excess energy back to electric companies, Vox reported, the proliferation of rooftop panels could put utilities in a "death spiral."$7.2 billion
That's how much PayPal made in the past year, and their revenue is rising faster than parent company eBay's has. The company announced Monday it would spin off PayPal into its own company, Business Insider reports. EBay acquired the online payment system for $1.5 billion in 2002, and these days PayPal claims to facilitate one out of every six dollars spent online.0
As of last week, there are precisely zero Saturday morning cartoon programming blocks on TV. The last one, the CW's "Vortexx," aired for the last time on Saturday. The marathons, once a staple of American childhood and the ideal pairing with sugary cereals, were killed by a combination of FCC regulation and the spread of cable. /Film has a nice look back at the various cartoon blocks from the '80s and the commercials that aired with them.
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EBay decides it's time for PayPal to be pushed back out of the nest: There's news this morning that the auction company eBay will spin off its payment system, PayPal. Plus, tomorrow is the first of October, one year since the rollout of Healthcare.gov, and the texture of health care in America is changing. For instance, there's been disruption in the old pattern of health care providers sending bills and the insurance companies paying their portion. Now, some insurers are tying what they pay to how well the doctors, hospitals and labs are doing their jobs. And call it social and environmental investing, call it impact investing, applying our personal values to our portfolios is not a new idea. One big example in the 1980s was college students forcing their universities to sell their stakes in companies that did business with apartheid South Africa. But now some influential countries have come together to recommend that governments help impact investing become an even more powerful force for making the world a better place.
Push for IUDs comes from many sides
Last year, drugmaker Bayer introduced the first new IUD in 13 years. And this week, the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) updated its guidelines to say long-acting reversible contraceptives, including IUDs, should be the first line of defense to prevent teen pregnancies.
It's been a long road for the IUD. It's been some 40 years since the Dalkon Shield hit the market. The intrauterine contraceptive device was one of many IUDs at the time, but it is still remembered decades later as a spectacular disaster.
Many women developed pelvic inflammatory disease from the device, which had not been vetted by the FDA. The Shield also had a high failure rate, leading to infections, miscarriages and death.
The Dalkon Shield was pulled off the market, and a federally funded study in 1981 said IUDs were dangerous.
Some two decades later, when Jenna Sauers, then in her late teens, went to her doctor asking for an IUD as an alternative form of contraception to taking pills with hormones, her doctor would not prescribe it. She tried a second doctor, and then a third who, she recalled, told her: "That's only an option for women who have completed their families."
"The damage done was the perception that all IUDs are dangerous," says Dr. Jill Schwartz, medical director at CONRAD, an organization that focuses on reproductive health research.
Sauers, who is now 28, finally succeeded after visiting yet another doctor.
"I do think that everybody should have the choice. I think they can be a great option, especially for people who, for whatever reason, don't like taking hormonal birth control," Sauers says.
Sauers is confident that her IUD poses little risk, because in the last few decades more research has shown that it was the faulty design of the Shield, not IUDs themselves, that was dangerous. Still, it has taken some time to undo the damage done by the Dalkon Shield. In the 1990s, new research came out that called into question the 1981 study condemning all IUDs. In 2012, the New England Journal of Medicine published a study saying IUDs are 20 times more effective than birth-control pills, the patch or the vaginal ring.
"In the intervening 40 years, there's been increasing scrutiny and increasing requirements by the FDA and other organizations," says Dr. Mary Ott, one of the co-authors of the new AAP guidelines for teenage girls. "All the modern devices have at least a decade of safety and effectiveness data in the United States, and 20 years or more internationally."
Ott says IUDs are now so safe that teenage girls face more health dangers from complications from pregnancy than they do from the IUDs themselves.
"It's been not only drug companies, it's academics, it's the whole community" that's been behind the effort to make IUDs more available, says Schwartz.
World health groups and nonprofits have also been a part of that effort, with Planned Parenthood launching a nationwide educational campaign last year.
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John Ajemian was riding his bike on a perfect sunny day in the Boston suburbs in 2006 when he was struck and killed by a car. He was 43.
"After his death, we wanted to plan a memorial service," says Marianne Ajemian, John's sister and one of the executors of his estate. "And he kept all his correspondence and records on his email account."
In addition to his contacts, Marianne wanted the financial records and correspondence it might hold. But the provider refused to give the family access to the account, so she's suing them. The case is ongoing.
"If you have a diary, if you have letters, your personal representatives are entitled to see that," she argues.
As people store increasing amounts of information online in email, social media and cloud storage accounts, what happens to those digital accounts has become a more pressing issue. A recent study by MacAfee found that the average person has $35,000 in digital assets stored online or on their devices.
This summer, the Uniform Law Commission, a group that writes laws for states, drafted legislation that would give executors or other personal representatives access to digital accounts when someone dies. Delaware became the first state to pass a version of it last month, joining only a handful of states that already have more limited laws.
"Essentially, what we're trying to do is allow the fiduciary to have access, unless the account holder didn't want a fiduciary to have access," says Suzanne Walsh, an estate lawyer who helped draft the ULC's proposed legislation.
"In the old days when I began practicing law, we worked with file cabinets and paper documents," she explains. "Yesterday's filing cabinet is now a laptop or a computer or even a phone. Because of that, the nature of our work has changed when we're administering an estate or assisting an incapable person."
Balancing access and privacy can be complicated, though.
"There are sometimes third parties who have communicated with the deceased person who expect those communications to remain private," says Jim Halpert, the general counsel of the State Privacy and Security Coalition, which represents Facebook, Google, Yahoo and others on issues like this. "[They] don't expect somebody that they don't know, and in some cases a person the deceased didn't even know, to be going through the communications."
People may not want their family reading their emails, he says, though the law commission's version provides the option to opt out of access.
Moreover, many service providers worry that state laws granting access are in conflict with existing federal laws.
Currently, companies have varying policies about what happens when an account holder dies. For example, Yahoo says in its terms of service that accounts can't transfer after death, but a spokesperson says the company will give access if the deceased lays out their explicit permissions in their will. Google lets people chose whether their info should be shared or deleted if they die. Facebook gives family members the option to close the account or "memorialize" it, which preserves the photos and posts already visible on the account, but doesn't give access to private messages.
Halpert says another solution would be to give access to logs that list senders and receivers, but not the contents of emails.
For Marianne Ajemian, that's not enough.
"John was a writer," she says. "And so whatever was in that email account could have been very important to us."
Until she gets into the account, she says she doesn't know what she might be missing — and how much sentimental or financial value it could hold.
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Commercial insurers are ditching or at least tweaking the way they pay medical providers, according to a report out Tuesday from the group Catalyst for Payment Reform.
For years, commercial insurers as well as state and federal governments have paid doctors and hospitals under what's called fee-for-service. To many in the health care world, fee-for-service is seen as one of the key drivers behind the run-up in health care costs, because it offers a financial incentive to provide extra services that may not be needed.
"I believe fee-for-service generates a lot of waste, and overuse of health care services can be not just wasteful, but harmful," says Harvard Health Economics professor Meredith Rosenthal.
Rosenthal says, based on her research, alternatives to fee-for-service can reduce the volume of services by as much as 20 percent. Rosenthal is quick to add that there's no great evidence yet on the effectiveness of any of the alternatives.
"How to design a payment system to obtain the best value for money and value in health care is a very complicated question. And that's where we are really learning," she says.
So what options are out there?
Here's a list of four payment methods starting with the most traditional, presented with the caveat that these brief descriptions are intended for those of us who aren't health care wonks.
Fee-for-Service: A payment model in which providers get paid for specific tests, services or procedures.
It's the granddaddy of payment models and a scourge for many health reformers.
Pay for Performance: A payment model in which on top of the usual fees providers are paid, they can earn extra money for meeting certain health care quality goals or other performance targets, like increased efficiency.
In its report, Catalyst for Payment Reform says this is by far the most popular reform this year. You can think of it as health care reform with training wheels.
Shared Risk: A payment method in which providers accept some financial liability if they spend over a targeted budget. If they go under budget, providers keep a portion of the savings.
A classic intermediate step that carries risk and reward; sort of reform with a safety net. It's not very common.
Full Capitation/Global Payment: A fixed payment to providers for care they give over a set time period, like one month or a year, no matter how much care the patient utilizes.
This is the most aggressive payment method, where providers keep all the savings and eat all costs that go above the fixed payment. Some see this as medical providers taking on the role of insurer.
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The BBC might soon have a public broadcasting companion in the U.K. PBS has long been the go-to channel for those Americans looking for public television programming and reports suggest the Brits might soon have the option to also tune in. PBS officials declined to discuss specific plans for the channel with the New York Times , saying that any talks are not yet final. However, indicators suggest the channel would be offered via cable and satellite and would include old and new BBC programming. Richard Kingsbury, the former head of two UKTV channels, heads the new project, currently being called PBS U.K. A dedicated PBS channel in the U.K.
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Aquaphor resulted in significantly less erythema (Days 2 and 7) and crusting or scabbing (Days 2, 4, and 7) and higher epithelial confluence (Day 4) than did Biafine (p <= .042). Subjective irritation assessments demonstrated significantly less stinging, itching, and tightness at Day 2 and tightness at Day 7 with Aquaphor than Biafine (p <= .049). General wound appearance was graded significantly higher for Aquaphor on Days 2 and 7 (p <= .049). Significantly more participants preferred Aquaphor to Biafine (p <= .046).
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From the Publisher. Bertrand Goldberg (1913-1997) was a visionary Chicago architect whose designs for housing, urban planning, and industrial design made a distinctive mark in the modern era. This publication, the first to focus in-depth on the entirety of Goldberg's life and work, traces his development from his early Bauhaus training to his notable architectural achievements. Featuring previously unpublished material, it also includes Goldberg's plans for unrealized projects as well as his collaborations with other prominent modern architects, such as Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Buckminster Fuller.
Goldberg's interest in the social dimension of architecture was reflected in many of his cutting-edge designs. In 1959, he conceived the plan for his most iconic structure, the sixty-story Marina City residential towers, in the heart of downtown Chicago. He created a number of hospitals that offered a new paradigm for how patients and staff interacted within the space. Goldberg's progressive designs also extended to schools, prefabricated structures, and furniture. The publication accompanied an exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago.
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The winners of our giveaway of copies of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers and of the compact edition of Herb Lubalin from Unit Editions have been announced. The winners of Three Books Featuring Knoll Designers are: Nevin Blum, Julie Gauthier, Preston Porter, Yoni Weiss, and Eric Willett; and the winners of Herb Lubalin are: Magnus Hearn, B. Hovens, Sudji Lascols, Francisco Roca, and Robyn Ward— congratulations!
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The Alice Award for Illustrated Book Publishing Won by the Whitney Museum for Hopper Drawing: September 26, 2014
The 2014 "Alice" awarded has been given to the Whitney Museum of American Art for Hopper Drawing by Carter E. Foster.
The $25,000 Alice award is intended to buttress the kind of slow reading movement that recognizes and cherishes the lasting values of the well-made illustrated book, and the special sense of intimacy it affords.
The Alice is awarded by Furthermore, a Program of the J.M. Kaplan Fund
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New Book Release, August 5, 2014: What We See When We Read
How we visualize images from reading works of literature, from one of our very best book jacket designers, himself a passionate reader.
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Designer Peter Mendelsund's completed book jackets along with ephemera from his previously unseen creative method, including jacket sketches, interior art and editorial illustrations, and scores of rejected drafts. These images are punctuated by Mendelsund's reflections on his work and his process, as well as by texts from writers with whom he has worked and designed.
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New Book Release, August 25, 2014: Hello, I am Erik
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France on Foot: Village to Village, Hotel to Hotel, How to Walk the French Trail System on Your Own - Attis Press
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Manathai Village, CHIANG MAI
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Rochestown Park Hotel, CORK
Rochestown Park Hotel, CORK
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Hotel Spa Villalba, VILAFLOR
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Hotel Clos Marcel, DUINGT
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Hotel Castel' Brando, ERBALUNGA
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Lindos Blu Hotel, LINDOS
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...We had to arrange an overnight stay with breakfast, close to Walton Lea crematorium in Cheshire, for 7th August 2006 as we wanted to be present at a family funeral service the next morning.
A quick search on the internet showed me that The De Vere Village Hotel and Leisure Centre was only five miles from the village of Walton and the crematorium.
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an excellent hotel! a little haven in Africa
Advantages: brilliant location, plenty of facilities, clean.
Disadvantages: food a bit overpriced compared to nearby restaurants
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In February of this year, myself and about 30 others from University stayed at this hotel for a study trip using the hotel as a kind of base and then going off at various times to explore Gambia and the schools etc. February is quite a nice time to go because this is in the dry season and there are less mosquitoes about.
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'The Candidate', is a behind-the-scenes video demonstrating the reactions of the job seekers as they are suddenly forced outside of their comfort zone with tasks like reviving the boss as he 'blacks-out' during the interview and helping to rescue a stranded Heineken employee from the roof after a 'fire-alert'.
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AutoMatters: NASCAR's 2013 Auto Club 400 – The Most Exciting Yet?
By Jan. R. Wagner
In the shadow and spirit of nearby Hollywood, NASCAR could not have scripted a more dramatic conclusion to the 2013 Auto Club 400. The scene was Auto Club Speedway in Fontana – a two-mile, very wide, high-speed, D-shaped oval track. The stars of NASCAR were there and eager to race. The weather was picture perfect as the fans settled into their seats for 200 laps of what would perhaps be the most exciting NASCAR Sprint Cup Series race ever at Auto Club Speedway.
Friday, at a pre-race ceremony at the track's Walk of Fame, Tony Stewart had placed his footprints in the wet cement alongside a bronze plaque, which will forever commemorate his win here last year.
The plot soon thickened as, afterwards, Stewart broke from tradition by departing immediately, leaving his loyal fans disappointed as they held out their Tony Stewart souvenirs, hoping to get his autograph. Perhaps he was preoccupied, concerned about his upcoming race on Sunday. If so, he had good reason to be.
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Lupin - "You always have been and you always will be a BUTT TRUMPET. You know why? Cause YOU'VE got a trumpeting BUTT!"
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My family has musical talent. Mother plays the BUTT TRUMPET every morning. Father is especially good playing the base.
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Obnoxious punk rock band, founded in Los Angeles in 1991.
Did you hear that offensive Butt Trumpet song?
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Involvement in work planning and Scheduling ActivitiesDocuments checking & auditing.Performance of Structural / Civil Engineering as per Codes and StandardsInterdisciplinary interaction for obtaining inputs and clearances Mtech Civil Engineer in Pune... Full time... 225000.00 - 425000.00 INR / YearlyRegister your CV
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Civil Engineer
Sonu Kumar - Pune, Maharashtra
Ensure contractors deliver as per agreed sequence/timeline and also ensure material, equipment and resources are effectively deployed. Supervision skill like measurement on site, site interior work supervision etc. For any clarifications on the please... Retired Civil Engineer in Pune... Full time... INR Rs 2.5 Lakh / YrRegister your CV
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Site Engineer - Civil
Rohit Enterprises - Pune
Manage & supervise the entire site Supervise the construction workers on a daily basis Negotiate with suppliers Procurement & Mgmt of site materials Solving technical problems, implementing effective procedures Check the health & safety regulations Civil Engineer Cement in Pune... Full time... 200000.00 - 400000.00 INR / YearlyRegister your CV
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Civil Piling Engineer
Rohit Enterprises - Pune
Should have excellent written & oral communication skills in English, hands-on familiarity with MS Office and MS Project software packages,Should have strong ability to review construction drawings for value engineering. Graduate Civil Engineer Trainee in Pune... Full time... 175000.00 - 400000.00 INR / YearlyRegister your CV
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