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One bedroom apartment -Nairobi
Apartment | 1 bedrooms | sleeps 2
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This is a very cozy apartment suitable for any visitor or couple wishing to enjoy a nice and peaceful, self catering stay in Nairobi. The apartment is located a short distance from the CBD (less than 10 minutes) and a few minutes walk or ride to a number of malls, restaurants, safari and other entertainment attractions among other places. The neighborhood of the apartment is safe and the apartment building is gated and has a security guard posted 24 hours a day. While staying here, the hospitality will include the following, housekeeping services provided once every two days (includes change on linen, towels and hand washing of laundry), 10 liters of bottled drinking water provided once every week, internet connectivity on wired and WIFI, cable TV, transport to the apartment from the airport on arrival date, transport to the airport on departure date.
Safari lovers will find this apartment absolutely convenient as you will be minutes away from the following places, Nairobi National Park and Nairobi Safari Walk (less than 10 minutes away), giraffe center and mamba(swahili for crocodile) village (about 15 minutes away), Thomas Sheldrick Elephant Orphanage (about 30 minutes away). Simba Salon/ Carnivore restaurant (less than 10 minutes away), if you wish to sample some game meat, this is the place to go.
For guests wishing to sample the nightlife, there are plenty of places within 5 minutes drive from the apartment. These are in the CBD and other popular spots that are a must when you visit Kenya.
Finally I am always available to assist you with directions or suggest places that you may find interesting during your visit.
As we say in Kenya - Hakuna Matata (No worries), Karibu (Welcome).
|Sleeps up to 2, 1 bedrooms
|Will consider
|Short breaks (1-4 days)
|No pets allowed, No smoking at this property
Features and Facilities
|1 bedroom, 2 bathrooms of which 1 Family bathrooms and 1 Shower rooms
|Double beds (1), Lounge seats for 2
|Balcony or terrace
Availability Your dates are available
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22 Aug 2014
"Very nice and secure place to live in"
A very nice appartment with lots of facilities. There is a gym and swimming pool right next door. The supermarket is just 5 minutes away. There were just afew technical defects but otherwise very neat… More
Thanks for staying at my place and for the kind review. I hope to host you again in the future. I'll work towards getting a 5 star rating from you next time :-) It was a pleasure being your host.
3 Apr 2014
"Great place for someone budgeting for $50 per nite"
Great small apartment for someone or simple, humble folk who doesn't like the hotel atmosphere. Good amenities. Outside apartment complex not so pruned up by European or North American standards… More
Thanks for the review Julian. We were honored to host you. You are always welcome back anytime.
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Dark Souls
Why do people get so mad when they bow and get backstabbed?
I always wait for invader to bow, if not i dont.
SolidKnight posted...
What you've got to do is summon people via red soap stone then bow when they start spawning in which will prompt them to bow back when they're able. That's when you cast crystal soul spear with every damage boost you can stack on your character. Now that gets you some rage.
I absolutely despise people who do things like this with RSS. But this cracked me up lol
PSN - TwistedPrince
This is why I do not bow to anyone the first time I fight them unless they bow first. If we have had a good match and they invade again, even if they did not bow the first time, I will bow to them. After you fight someone once you can usually tell if they are a dbag. Also, TC if you are really surprised you got hatemail for that, you are really not too bright. The guy should not have bowed, but what you did took no skill.
PSN: WATAUGACJ, DomhnallOfZena
Crimson681 posted...
Personally, I'm a backstab and parry fisherman when the person playing shows a vulnerability to those tactics. I usually walk up to someone mid range and pause, unless they are immediately aggressive, if they bow, then yeah, I'm going for the backstab. In a way its baiting a bow, which is baiting a backstab. Which means I'm fishing when I do that.
You sound like a joke lol, knew so many noobs like you in DeS, still stomped your asses haha.
"The butt kill is instant and if anything that should be removed." - Klobzi
PSN: WickedMeditation
Basically, I will always be willing to bow, but only do so if I see a bow first, regardless of if I'm invader or invadee.
I can't believe some of these responses but to be fair this game is all about personal playstyle. When I invade or host I usually wave and bow. It's polite. As some have said there is timing involved to avoid bsers but really what does it matter? They bs you for the easy win, great for them but if they have the audacity to think they are the better warrior then pity them fools. I mean seriously why wait 2-3 minutes to invade a guy then bs him when he says hello. Now you have to wait another minute to invade then next guy. What a waste of time and I see little satisfaction in that, but I do take satisfaction knowing I wasted 4-5 minutes of the tools time. As an invader I do it as a way of saying hi and to let them know they are in for a good fight. As host I do it to tell them I won't interfere with them fighting a phantom, of course that's just my way of looking at it. Now if I'm hosting and a invader bses me repeatedly then I send them a polite message telling them honor is no longer needed and I gang squad awaits their next invasion. Usually they get the idea and show respect upon their next invasion and I'll banish my phantoms in front of them, then I drink all my estus to show them I won't heal and proceed to usually beat them naked with no shield. That's how you show them who is the bigger(and better) man or woman.
If you invade and it's just the host standing around then it's kind of obvious there's a 1v1 situation. Bowing is appropriate in that scenario, IMO...
I don't invade often...
But when I do, I innocently bow then backstab the host as he bows, gesturing "Well, What Is It?" over his fresh corpse.
GT: DragonSoundxSG
"Say goodnight Manuel."
Why do you find that satisfying? Wouldn't it be more fun to have an actual fight? Just curious...
Because they don't know how to play the game l0l

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Boulder House Rental Photos and Description
3 Bedrooms, 1 Full BA, 1 3/4 BA, 4-6 twins, 1 king
We offer 4-6 twins and one king bed in three bedrooms, all with new beds, new pillows, and new linens, a great kitchen for group cooking, as well as a dining area with a large dining table for 8. Outside we have a pretty deck that is shaded with a colorful awning in summer, and a large fenced backyard with 4 raised-bed vegetable gardens. A grocery store, coffee shop, bakery, post office, pharmacy, several restaurants and other shops as well as a bus lines to campus, a rental center for the city bike program, and a city rec center are a few pretty residential blocks away. Ideal for 6, we have very comfortable high-end air beds that can be set up for a small extra charge per night of use. One will fit in the third bedroom, and one in the master bedroom.
We are a 15-minute walk from the Pearl Street Mall, and have parks, playgrounds, and a recreation center a very short walk away.
We can provide a high chair, infant bed, and safety gates, and have a secure fenced yard.
The full bath has a large tub and shower; the second bath is off the basement laundry room and is shared with us, but kept clear of stuff and clean.
- Suitability:
- Minimum Age Limit for Renters
- children welcome
- non smoking only
- pets not allowed
- wheelchair inaccessible
About Dedra Smith
I'm a local artist who organizes art workshops for other artists, usually overseas. I spend my time looking for appealing properties overseas that provide separate beds for participants who are often happy to share a room, but not a bed. I want to offer the same for Boulder!
Dedra Smith purchased this house in 2005
Why Dedra Smith chose Boulder
This house is full of art, beautiful light, and tranquility. The neighbors are mainly families or older adults, and the neighborhood is very safe and friendly. It's ideal for visitors who want to sleep soundly at night, enjoy walking on pretty residential streets with big trees, and who appreciate the option of preparing simple to elaborate meals in the well-equipped kitchen.
I'm happy to have you use spices, snag a can of tomato sauce you may have forgotten from my larder, or enjoy fresh herbs from the garden!
I also provide soap, shampoo & conditioner, hair dryer, toilet paper, paper towels, salt, pepper and sugar, cooking oil, and other sundries to contribute to the quality of your experience while staying here.
What makes this house unique
This house is wonderfully situated for hiking in the foothills, strolling to Pearl Street Mall (about a 15 minute walk) or catching one of two bus lines nearby. There are community gardens at the end of the street, a rec center near it, and the convenience of residential parking.


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The Spielberg Hundred #002: A Letter from Jean Renoir
[Following his appearance as French scientist and UFO-researcher Claude Lacombe in Close Encounters of the Third Kind, François Truffaut, more famous for his work behind the camera on his own films (though Spielberg cast him because he loved the way Truffaut had acted alongside children in L'enfant sauvage [1970]), received this letter from his friend, the great director Jean Renoir.]
7 March 1978
Beverly Hills
Dear François,
We have finally seen Close Encounters. It is a very good film, and I regret it was not made in France. This type of popular science would be most appropriate for the compatriots of Jules Verne and Méliès. Both men were Montgolfier's rightful heirs. You are excellent in it, because you're not quite real. There is more than a grain of eccentricity in this adventure. The author is a poet. In the South of France one would say he is a bit fada. He brings to mind the exact meaning of this word in Provence: the village fada is the one possessed by the fairies.
These fairies who reside with you have agreed to let themselves be briefly borrowed by the author of the film in question.
Love from Dido and I.
Jean Renoir
[Source: Jean Renoir: Letters, edited by David Thompson & Lorraine LoBianco. London: Faber & Faber, 1994. Dido Freire was Renoir's second wife, from 1944 until his death in 1979.]
Postscript: While Renoir's letter was on its way to France, Truffaut's own letter, written the same day, must have been in the post to Renoir in Beverly Hills. Here's an extract:
My dear friends,
I appeared on a television show about Close Encounters of the Third Kind, and the last thing I spoke about was Le Coeur à l'aise [Renoir's 1978 memoir], showing the book itself on camera. In my enthusiasm, however, I didn't notice that I was holding the book upside down, so millions of viewers had to bend over and look at the TV screen upside-down to be able to read the title. I don't have to tell you that my daughters were on the floor laughing about this.
I think of you constantly and send you all my love and affection.
The Spielberg Hundred #001: Introduction
I've been asked to contribute a chapter to a forthcoming anthology of extended essays on the work of Steven Spielberg, to be published in 2015. I'm going to be focusing on his use of special and visual effects, with particular interest in his longstanding relationship with the effects house Industrial Light and Magic. Aside from a couple of pieces on Georges Méliès, I've never done a study based on a single director, so this will be a fun exercise for me. I might even manage to produce a couple of articles out of it if it proves fruitful. Aside from his recent work, and a couple of films I re-watched during research for Performing Illusions, I haven't seen the old Spielbergs since I was firmly in their target demographic. His films defined my childhood cinematic experience. It's a toss-up whether Close Encounters was the first film I saw, or if it was Pete's Dragon, at age 3 (memory eludes me), and I followed avidly anything he made, or had a hand in. Continue reading
Fragment #37: Jack Conway on Romance and Illusion
In case you thought complaining about how special effects are just not as exciting or authentic as real stunts, spectacle and peril was a new thing, here is an article from a 1933 issue of the Hollywood Reporter, in which film director Jack Conway worries that the spread of camera trickery might be depleting the excitement of film. One problem he notes, is that audiences have just become too wise to the illusions, and just aren't fooled any more. [I found this article using Lantern, the amazing new search tool for the Media History Digital Library. It's a great way to search for film and media articles from public domain journals. Read David Bordwell's appreciation here.]
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The randomiser has selected minute-marks 2, 24, 37, 54, and 83. That's a good spread across the whole of the film, but there's no telling what those images will yield. The first picture will be… Continue reading
Pacific Rim
One of the signature images of the contemporary action blockbuster is of human operators manoeuvering artificial bodies. Whether it's Jake Sully (Sam Worthington) in Avatar, operating a lanky blue alien chassis while napping in a metal cocoon, Wikus (Sharlto Copley) in District 9 in a cyborgic war-machine suit, Tony Stark (Robert Downey Jr.) operating his hi-tech Iron Man suit, or the combatants of the Jaeger programme in Pacific Rim working the mind-and-body controls of their gargantuan monster-punching robots, we are accustomed to seeing the spectacular visual effects doing the heavy lifting while the human performers, seen in occasional cutaways, take up subordinate roles. This is partly a way of finding something for the people to do while the focus is on the big machines that are the agents of action in these movies, but it is also the visual logic of films dependent on motion-capture to fuel their digital heroes: these are films that celebrate technology, but remain anxious that those technologies are inscribed with the markers of human input that make films about machines relatable and engaging. Continue reading
Floating Weeds Randomised
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The rules are simple: I use a random number generator to give me five numbers, and these dictate the minute-marks of the frames I take from a DVD of the film. These three images then form the basis for a discussion of the film. The numbers are 7, 36, 41, 56, and 78, meaning that we begin with … Continue reading
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Neither the calamity that its troubled production might have led you to expect, nor the triumph that its $250 million price-tag should lead you to demand, World War Zed offers a number of delights. This is a globalised disaster movie, told not from the perspective of bedraggled survivors who end up turning on each other in a desperate fight over dwindling supplies (the genre template laid down by Romero, and canonised most recently in The Walking Dead comics and TV series), but through the lens of a UN-led operation to find a solution to the zombie pandemic sweeping the planet. This omniscient overview sometimes dilutes what should be a terrifying vision of a world falling apart, because it gives an unwarranted sense of control over events, and the film plays out in a doggedly linear hop from one country to the next along a thread of tangential clues.
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The critical orthodoxy has it that Man of Steel is a fine, pastoral origin-story for S******n, before it descends into an overlong, overloud finale. I agree with the second part of that assessment, but I barely noticed any modulation between soft/hard, fast/slow, quiet/LOUD in this movie. The trailer promised a morose, contemplative superhero, thoughtfully bearded, in search of himself. But, after a tacky cod-medieval prologue on Krypton, we get three minutes of shoe-gazing before S******n's stripped to the waist, on fire, plucking workmen out of a blazing oil-rig. So much for the build-up. Continue reading


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Monument to a magnate.
Lewis, who was born in Baltimore in 1942 and died in 1993, was the first African American to own a Fortune 500 corporation, TLC Beatrice Foods International. (He wrote an autobiography Why Should White Guys Have All the Fun? How Reginald Lewis Created a Billion-Dollar Business Empire, with Blair S. Walker, published by John Wiley & Sons, October 1994.)
The breathtaking, 82,000-square-foot facility features 15,000 square feet of permanent and special exhibition space; interactive learning environments; an auditorium; a resource center; an oral history recording studio; a museum shop; a cafe; classrooms (including a distance-learning center provided by Verizon Communications); meeting rooms; an outside terrace and reception areas.
The opening special exhibition, "A Slave Ship Speaks: The Wreck of the Henrietta Marie," is on view until January 8, 2006. The ship, explored by the National Association of Black Scuba Divers, is considered the world's largest source of artifacts from the early Trans-Atlantic Slave Trade and one of the most significant archeological discoveries of the 20th century. [Its discovery was documented in The Wreck of the Henrietta Marie: An African American's Spiritual Journey to Uncover a Sunken Slave Ship's Past, by Michael Cottman, Crown, December 1998.]
The most visually striking and symbolically important element of the new museum is the Red Wall of Freedom, a 96-feet-high curving surface that symbolizes creativity, character and the indomitable spirit of the Africans and their descendants.
One of the primary goals of the RFL Museum is to provide educational programs for children and adults. Through their partnership with the Maryland State Department of Education, the museum has developed a signature curriculum, "An African American Journey," and teacher training to reach more than 850,000 students and 50,000 teachers. The pilot program began in the fall of 2004 with students in grades 4 to 8.
Hours for the RFL Museum are Tuesday through Sunday 10:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. The museum is closed on Mondays and certain holidays. For additional information, contact the museum at 443-263-1800 or view its Web site at www.AfricanAmericanCulture.org.
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As a graduate of St. Joseph Central High School I can honestly say that the fact that my parents chose to have me go there for my 4 years as a high school student was one of the best decisions they ever made for me and my future and I can't stress enough how good of a school it was and for the rest of my life I will always be proud of the fact that I was and still am a St. Joseph crusader.
Outstanding comradery of both upper and lower classmates with very strong student participation not only in the arts but also in scholastic sports. Wish I had sent my children there, however, am a proud grandparent of a child who thouroughly enjoyed his 12 years of all school functions
Saint Joe is an extension of your family...from your first day here you become a lifelong member...no one is ever too busy to share a smile, or help with a problem. A small college prep school with a HUGE heart!
St. Joseph's HS does a fabulous job of turning out students who are well prepared to face the challenges of citizenship. They think criticaly, write effective, and are active in their community. Each class has at least a 99% college placement rate. Individual attention and excellent teachers serve each student well. Viva St. Joe!
Our child is currently a senior at Saint Joe. This school has exceeded all our expectations. There is a sense of family and community that DOES NOT exist in the average high school. Secondly, our child has been prepared for college life in the most well-rounded way possible. From the involved faculty to the quality of their academics and the variety of AP and Honors Classes offered, to the sense of community, and giving back both locally and globally that is instilled in Saint Joe students. Students come out of Saint Joe extremely well prepared to take on the top colleges in the country. We are so sad that this is our last year at such an amazing school and indeed an extended family.
I think St Joe enjoys very strong leadership at this time. The teachers are very much bought into the philosphy of preparing these children for college and life. The school enjoys and extraordinary sense of family and loyalty and is very accessible to parents. The extra curricular activities are accessble to all students and the athletic programs are very worthwile. I have two children there and have no complaints.
St. Joe is a school that I am proud to have graduated from. The sense Of community and family is amazing. We students call ourselves the St. Joe Family and are proud of it! Unfortunatly some of the best teachers have left and the new administration is expected to be poor at best. Heres to the days of Downing!
POOR language department. Lacks principle leadership. The teachers are hit or miss, meaning there are a few outstanding teachers but the rest are unaccredited and not fit to teach children in an academic environment.
This school is the best school ever! The teachers are great the kids are great! Love it there!
I love this school! Its incredible all of the teachers area amazing! I mean evryone is so nice and we all get along.
St. Joe is a family oriented school. The teachers are accredited and are willing to go the extra mile for the students. I have sent all three of my children to St. Joe, they and most of their friends have just recently graduated college (without going to a two year prep-school first). Unlike the public schools all of St. Joe s classes are college prep and they have a 90%, if not higher, college acceptance rate. Some of the most prominent people in Pittsfield and surrounding towns are St. Joe alum.
Guidance councilors are not involved enough with students. This school is more concerned with how the students look (IE dress code) than with academics. A lot of students will have to go to a Community college to get needed college prep courses. I'm not sure if all teachers are accredited.
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22 Maplewood Avenue
Pittsfield, MA 01201
Phone: (413) 447-9121
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Regarding the Zacharias family that is buried in Willow cemetery. There are more in there, my grandmaother was Helen Zacharias,she isn't buried there though. But her daughter ( Eleanor), mother (Mary Zacharias Green) and father (Henry L. Zacharias)and her brother (Daniel L. Zacharias) and two sisters Ida and Martha)and her infant baby sister are. I am working on this tree, are you related to this family?
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Blue Secure has the distinction of providing a private marketplace to development teams. Behind the company firewall, this new security technology allows WebSphere developers to standardize on a marketplace for their teams to get all the tools they need for advanced application development. The tools can come from outside sources or internal, proprietary technologies thereby creating a secure enterprise environment. Blue Secure is powered by Secure Delivery Center - a private marketplace to showcase open source and proprietary technologies inside an enterprise. **Learn more at the jump**
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ANTHEM, Ariz. -- The Creighton men finished second in their dual meet with North Dakota on Tuesday. The Fighting Sioux edged out the Jays 313-328, in a dual that took place at the par 72, 6,845 yard Quintero Golf and Country Club.
North Dakota's Nick Schaefer finished first with a 148. Junior Daniel McKernan and senior John Rasmussen led the Jays. They finished tied for fourth with a 158.
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Jim Sleeper: The King of New Yorktags: NYT, New York City, Ed Koch, Jim Sleeper
I WAS almost scripted to hate Ed Koch from the moment in September 1977 when I moved, with a new Harvard doctorate, to Brooklyn, on what would become a long activist-writer's foray into the city's fiscal crisis and the effects of that summer's power blackout and looting.
Mr. Koch was winning the Democratic mayoral primary, and my cousin James Wechsler, who'd been the editor of The New York Post in its liberal glory days but was then in charge of just the editorial page, was shaking his head in a lonely corner office on South Street as The Post's new proprietor, Rupert Murdoch, turned it into a virtual press office for the Koch campaign.
Throughout his 12 years as mayor I assailed Mr. Koch — in a Brooklyn newspaper that I edited, in Dissent, in The Village Voice and even while working across the hall from him as a speechwriter for the City Council president, Carol Bellamy, whom the mayor at one point denominated, with his customary grace, "a horror show."...
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Chinese director takes on Oliver Stone over his criticism of China's film industry
Posted Apr 21st 2014, 05:30pm by Andrea Chen
... Andrea Chen email@example.com Oliver Stone's Mao comment stirs up film industry A Chinese film director has hit back at American filmmaker Oliver Stone after the Oscar winner accused counterparts in China of not confronting the damaging legacy of the country's past. Ning Hao, best known for his low-budget hit Crazy Stone, accused Stone of "finding fault with China" ...http://www.scmp.com/news/china/article/1493603/chinese-director-takes-oliver-stone-over-comments-mainland-films-shy-away
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Book review: 'Anything Goes: A History of American Musical Theatre', by Ethan Mordden
Posted Nov 10th 2013, 05:17pm by NYT
... Charles McNulty Anything Goes: A History of American Musical Theatre by Ethan Mordden Oxford 3.5 stars Charles McNulty Ethan Mordden's chronicle of the American musical is divided into four eras: the first concentrates on the European prehistory, the second on the American pond out of which Jerome Kern crawled, the third on the glory days that stretched from Oscar Hammerstein ...http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/books/article/1350736/book-review-anything-goes-history-american-musical-theatre-ethan
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Big, mysterious and rich: China according to Deneuve
Posted Mar 31st 2014, 06:16am by Vivienne Chow
... the film won Deneuve her second Cesar Award- France's answer to the Oscars- and a best actress nomination at the Academy Awards. The actress was the muse of late designer Yves St Laurent ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1461180/big-mysterious-and-rich-china-according-deneuve
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Artist's journey of rediscovery
Posted Mar 17th 2013, 12:00am by Fionnuala McHugh
... the Iranian hostage crisis, won the Oscar for best film. When its director, Ben Affleck, made his acceptance speech, he referred to "our friends in Iran living in terrible circumstances right now". The morning after the Oscars, when this line is read out to Iranian artist Farhad Moshiri (who'd watched half of Argo on his flight to Hong Kong- his plane landed before it finished), ...http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/article/1191441/artists-journey-rediscovery
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Robert Miller's HK$100m gift to Asia Society highlights arts funding woes
Posted Jun 29th 2014, 05:41am by Vivienne Chow
... museums and certain arts centres, their survival is at risk. Oscar Ho Hing-kay, director of Chinese University's cultural management masters programme, says Hongkongers loosen their purse ...http://www.scmp.com/news/hong-kong/article/1542630/robert-millars-hk100m-gift-asia-society-highlights-arts-funding-woes
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Plans to gentrify Kwun Tong threaten its music and arts scene
Posted Mar 04th 2013, 12:00am by RACHEL MOK
... knows everyone here. The government cannot lead arts development, but it can give artists a push in meeting rules and regulations and help where possible Oscar Ho Hing-kay, curator and art ... commentator Oscar Ho Hing-kay foresees a looming disintegration of existing cultural hubs as the fallout from one-track cultural policy. "It's a common problem in Hong Kong. Instead ...http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/article/1166658/plans-gentrify-kwun-tong-threaten-its-music-and-arts-scene
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Memories are made of this
Posted Feb 03rd 2013, 12:00am by Kevin Kwong
... the exhibition, including one piece that recalls his first visit here in April 1996 when he took part in a group exhibition at the Arts Centre curated by Oscar Ho Hing-kay. But his first impression ...http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/article/1141086/memories-are-made
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Venice Biennale artist shuns spotlight
Posted Jun 14th 2013, 12:00am by Janice Leung
... lost." Lin returned to Hong Kong in 1994 and, at a loss over how to support himself while pursuing art, consulted Oscar Ho Hing-kay, then exhibition director of the Arts Centre. He showed Ho one ...http://www.scmp.com/lifestyle/arts-culture/article/1260035/venice-biennale-artist-shuns-spotlight
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HoopsHype Rudy Gay rumors
Gay was originally expected to have the meeting in his offseason home of Memphis, but preferred to have it in Sacramento. Yahoo! Sports
Q: On upcoming decision... Rudy Gay: It's been tough because in two years, I've been in three places, so that doesn't sit well with me obviously. But my next move has to be my best move. It has to be somewhere where I think I can be for a while. Cowbell Kingdom
"Our fans know – I think we've been very clear about how we feel about their level of talent. I would say with Rudy, I've been talking to his agent since the day he arrived. We didn't trade him to have him for a year, so we're going to continue meeting with Rudy. One of the things we thought when we did the deal (to acquire) Rudy was it gives him a real chance to not just know our front office, but to know our community. I think he's really impressed by the community in many ways – because our community really is impressive. One of the proudest moments for me this season, as a general manager, was when he, Aaron and Quincy came walking down the stands when they first arrived and everyone was just cheering. You could see it on their faces, and I think it makes you proud to be a part of a community that supports a team like that. He's getting to know us from that level, so I think it's really important. NBA.com
"At the end of the day, this is a business. A decision needs to be made, and there's a lot involved, but we've made no mistake about it with him, and he knows what our intent is with him. NBA.com
"We did our analysis of Rudy before we did our deal. Rudy is exactly what I expected, which has been nothing short of great. We see him as a very consistent, top-level player." NBA.com
Jon Santiago: Rudy Gay appreciated how flexible Kings were w/ his wife's pregnancy at end of reg. season. That's counts a lot in his book. Gay's wife Ecko was out in Sacramento for about two months and he said that she liked what she saw. Twitter @itsjonsantiago
Sometimes what seems like the most unlikely of pairings winds up working better than anyone could have imagined. The Sacramento Kings made an aggressive move midseason when they acquired Rudy Gay from the Toronto Raptors, and while the trade has not resulted in a ton of wins in the short-term, there are indications that Gay might be a big part of the Kings' rebuilding plan going forward. "I have to [keep a positive attitude], man," Gay told Basketball Insiders. "No matter where I go, I have to be me and be the best me I can be. Honestly, I feel like I do that better here. The wins don't really pan out like I like for them to, but I definitely feel comfortable here." Basketball Insiders
As for the decision ahead of him, Gay has been careful not to allow himself to become a distraction for the rest of the team. "Everything is a possibility," Gay said of his future. "For right now, I just owe it to my teammates to finish the season out to the best of my ability and not comment too much. We have a lot of young guys that probably haven't been a part of situations like this so I don't think it'd be fair for me to be steering them one way or the other." Basketball Insiders
Rudy Gay is a bit distracted these days. Gay's wife, Ecko, a regular at Kings home games this season, is back in Memphis, Tenn., preparing to give birth to the couple's first child, a boy. Gay said it's been tough playing while waiting for news of when his son will be born. "Obviously, you have to separate the two, but when they collide like they are, it does weigh on the back of your mind," Gay said. "I have a lot of people here that are in my corner and trying to make sure that I'm there." Sacramento Bee
In February this roster was about one phone call from a controlled demolition, and the call would have carried Lowry away. But the call never came. "[We came] very, very close [to a different path]," says Ujiri, on the phone from Chicago. "I think it was clear for us that after the Rudy Gay trade we were going to see how this whole thing was going to play out … but one thing that really encouraged me was that Kyle, I think Kyle really grew up. We had some honest discussions, and some honest challenges. National Post
"One hundred per cent, to me, there's a lot of luck involved. I'm not going to sit here and say we're geniuses. You try to plan, and I think we planned both ways, to see if our team fell apart or our team came together. "So yeah, could we have gone either way? I would say yes, for sure. But I know one thing: We said we were going to give these guys a platform, and we honestly did." National Post
So it is possible he trades the $19.3 million for a longer deal now rather than postponing the life decision another season. "Everything's possible. I work hard. I work very hard. I feel as though when you work hard and you do things the right way, at the end of the day you will be rewarded. Whether it's taking that year or whether it's opting out and signing a new contract, I feel like I will be rewarded for my hard work." Because either outcome is possible. Because he said he has not made a decision. NBA.com
"I think I can have a future here for sure," Gay says. "For sure. With the people we have in the front office, with the coaches, I definitely fit in here. It's just when you get here, you're set and you're settled and everything's blown over, when you have your contract and everything's set, no matter where you are, it's just where do we go from there? I'm looking forward to weighing my options." NBA.com
Again, Rudy Gay has every right to feel sorry for himself. But the 27-year-old veteran is not. Instead, he's taking this opportunity with the Sacramento Kings for what it is and being the kind of pro many NBA locker rooms would be happy to have. "Obviously, I have a tough decision ahead of me," Gay said last week before the Kings took off for their three-game road trip that ended last night with a win in New Orleans. "For me right now, it's just continuing to be a pro, continuing to do what I've been doing my whole career and just trying to get these younger guys better." Cowbell Kingdom
"Am I enjoying it?" Gay asked rhetorically when asked if he's enjoying the process of growing up with a young team. "At times it's tough. I'm not going to say it's all peaches and cream because at times it's tough. But you have to put yourself in a different mindset. Of course, if I was on a vet team, I'd probably be preparing for the playoffs. But since I'm here, I have to make these guys better." Cowbell Kingdom
Memphis for 6 ½ seasons, and then suddenly Toronto and Sacramento in a little more than 10 months, and the career intersection over whether to stay in the current contract with $19.3 million on the books for 2014-15 or declare himself a free agent is approaching. In that setting, feeling so undefined about the future is actually understandable. "What does my gut tell me?" Gay says of the looming decision and possibly decisions, plural. "I don't know. My gut tells me different things every day." NBA.com
Hollins was against the trade of Gay, an important piece to the Grizzlies' success. "But I didn't speak out on the trade," Hollins contends. "I was asked a question. I said I hated to trade Rudy. We were winning, and it was the best team we've had, with him on the floor. With (Pera and Levien), it was economics. I understand small-market economics. Champagne taste, bare budget. They chose to go that way because it saved a lot of money. "If you want to make a decision, be up-front and tell everybody why. That's fine. But don't try to say it's because of a young player's inefficiency. That's not why you traded him." Portland Tribune
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Basic Cupcake Pops (September 2011)
Not only can you make cake balls and turn them into cake pops, but you can also mold them into other shapes using a small metal cookie cutter. For these cupcake pops, use a flower-shaped cookie cutter.
Cinnamon Sugar Pull-Apart Bread (September 2011)
This cinnamon sugar bread hits all the comfort spots - its yeasty and soft, filled with cinnamon and sugar, AND! you pull it apart in sheets. And you eat it... all. Eat it all.
Chana Masala (September 2011)
"This is one of those recipes that will help fine tune your taste buds," says the blogger at Post Punk Kitchen. "Look for the spicy, the sour, the salty, adjust until you're thoroughly pleased."
Fried Green Tomatoes (September 2011)
This version of a crispy, comforting Southern classic comes from Deep South Dish blogger Mary Foreman.
Mini Cannoli Cream Pastry Cups (September 2011)
"For years, my family and I have prepared and served homemade Italian cannolis for special occasions, says blogger Arlene "Sugar" Cummings. "These mini cannoli cups are literally a piece of cake to make."
Spicy Chickpea Soup with Lemon and Orzo (September 2011)
Blogger Hally Thornton of The Odd Couple Eats blog claims that this hot satisfying, and yet light and lemony soup is one of the easiest meals she has ever thrown together and it's healthy, too!
Pumpkin Sage Pasta (October 2011)
For a vegetarian version of the dish, omit the pancetta and fry the sage in 2 tablespoons butter instead. If you can't find fresh pumpkin, substitute butternut squash.
Whole-Grain Gluten-Free Pancakes (September 2011)
"This makes a hearty pancake, thick and fluffy with crisp edges. Thats how we like them here." -- Shauna Ahern, creator of GlutenFreeGirl.com
Maple Scones (October 2011)
Infused with layers of maple flavor, these scones give you a taste of fall in every bite.
Sweet and Salty Cookies (October 2011)
Chocolate chip cookies get a grown-up upgrade when you add salty, crunchy pumpkin seeds and a dash of spicy chili flake.
Poached Blueberry Pancakes (October 2011)
Weekend breakfast doesn't get any better than pancakes topped with a sticky-sweet homemade blueberry syrup.
Coconut Muffins (October 2011)
Light and sweet, these muffins make an out-of-the-ordinary breakfast treat.
Sweet Potato Upside-Down Cake (October 2011)
A creative take on a traditional upside-cake, this version uses seasonal sweet potatoes instead of fruit to make a hearty, spicy, caramel-glazed topping.
Pear Gingerbread Cake (October 2011)
The heady aromas of molasses, coffee, and holiday spices make this fragrant cake an instant classic.
Roasted Grape Quickbread (October 2011)
An unusual and tasty way to use up fall's abundance of ripe, juicy grapes.
Corn Muffins (October 2011)
For a heartier texture, substitute 1/4 cup cornmeal for an equal amount of corn flour.
Blueberry Tart (September 2011)
Filled with fresh summer berries, this tart is bursting with sweet, fruity flavor.
Clam Chowder (September 2011)
Classic, creamy, and comforting, this clam chowder gets a kick from spicy chili flake and a simmer in white wine.
Green Pumpkinseed and Cranberry Crispy Bars (September 2011)
We loved this creative take on the traditional Rice Krispies bar. Green pumpkinseeds are also sometimes sold as pepitas. In humid weather, cool the bars in the refrigerator to keep them from becoming too sticky.
Chicken Breasts with Artichoke-Olive Sauce (September 2011)
This quick and easy chicken dish will look and taste like a gourmet meal, though it takes a mere 20 minutes to make.
Indian Barbecue Chicken (September 2011)
For this sweet and tangy chicken, Marcie Turney blends tamarind and other Indian flavors into her molasses barbecue sauce.
Yucatán-Spiced Chicken (September 2011)
These roasted bone-in chicken breasts with a light, citrusy sauce were inspired by Marcie Turney's trip to the Yucatán. At her restaurant, the chicken's burnished color comes from achiote, a paste made with annatto seeds.
Orecchiette with Greens, Mozzarella, and Chickpeas (September 2011)
Crispy fried chickpeas and spices make an unique topping for an otherwise basic pasta dish.
Spaghetti with Sun-Dried-Tomato-Almond Pesto (September 2011)
This Mediterranean dish from Marcie Turney is quick, simple and utterly delicious.
Spicy Tonnarelli with Clams (September 2011)
This spicy pasta studded with fresh clams is a tantalizing dish that's also quick and easy to prepare.
Flatbreads with Cucumber Raita (September 2011)
At Marcie Turney's Indian restaurant, Bindi, she serves raita (a classic yogurt sauce). It's great as a snack on its own or with grilled meat.
Bruschetta with Mozzarella and Smashed Fresh Favas (September 2011)
Healthy and colorful, this fresh appetizer is sure to please a crowd.
Pumpernickel with Avocado, Charred Corn, and Tomato (September 2011)
Fresh and colorful, this tantalizing vegan appetizer uses the best of late summer produce.
Buckwheat Pasta with Summer Squash, Tomatoes, and Ricotta (September 2011)
Chef Travis Lett likes buckwheat pasta for its added richness and texture. At the restaurant, Lett cuts the fresh pasta into rough rag shapes and tosses it with summer vegetables; this simplified version uses dried pasta.
Grilled Apricots with Burrata, Country Ham, and Arugula (September 2011)
Depending on the season, Travis Lett also makes this salad with plums, peaches, and pears.
Butterscotch Pots de Crème with Caramel Sauce (September 2011)
"I have a lot of guys from Oaxaca in my kitchen, and they put salt on everything," says Travis Lett. "When I saw one of them add salt to this dessert, I thought, Hey, that's a great idea."
Sugar Snap Peas with Soffrito, Hot Pepper, and Mint (September 2011)
"It's hard to improve upon a perfect sugar snap pea," says Gjelina chef Travis Lett. "The question for the chef is, how do you not screw it up?" Lett's answer is to keep things simple.
Honey-Roasted Apricots with Amaretti Cookies (September 2011)
Jessica Theroux drizzles apricots with honey before roasting (plums and peaches work well, too) and crumbles store-bought amaretti (Italian cookies made with egg whites and almond flour) for a crispy topping.
Cod with Fresh Tomato Sauce and Arborio Rice (September 2011)
A garlic-tomato sauce for cod gets Sicilian flavor from orange zest and saffron.
Two-Potato Flatbread with Olives and Feta (September 2011)
Both sweet and white potatoes appear along with olives and feta on the flatbread here, which is baked until the edges of the potatoes crisp and the cheese starts to melt.
Broccoli with Bacon, Blue Cheese, and Ranch Dressing (September 2011)
This salad would also be delicious with Broccolini, which is similar to broccoli but with smaller florets and longer stems.
Fresh Lima Bean Gratins (September 2011)
Fresh lima beans are only available for about eight weeks a year. Here they appear in a buttery gratin.
Grilled Baby Carrot Wraps with Poblano Cream (September 2011)
About 15 slender baby carrots grilled until charred, then tightly rolled inside a tortilla with poblano-spiked sour cream make for a superb vegetable wrap.
Grilled Squash Ribbons and Prosciutto with Mint Dressing (September 2011)
Grilling zucchini and summer squash ribbons on skewers is terrific because the edges become wonderfully charred and crisp, while the insides stay tender and juicy.
Kale-and-Scallion Negimaki (September 2011)
Tender steak wraps around hearty, healthy greens in this perfectly balanced, Asian-inspired appetizer.
Parmesan Tuiles with Heirloom Tomato Salad (September 2011)
Chopped red, green, and orange tomatoes are tossed with olive oil and herbs, then served on Parmesan tuiles. The result: a supremely colorful, incredibly easy hors d'oeuvre.
Nectarine-Buttermilk Pops (September 2011)
These beautiful, brightly striped pops are both creamy and refreshing, and make the perfect dessert on a late summer evening.
Pickled Grapes with Walnuts (September 2011)
A surprising addition to a party-perfect cheese plate.
Boston Lettuce Salad with Herbs (September 2011)
The herbed vinaigrette here would be lovely on any summer lettuces.
Corn on the Cob with Seasoned Salts (September 2011)
"Walk to pick it, run to cook it," was the mantra back in the days when corn turned starchy within hours of harvesting. New varieties stay sweet and tender longer. Flavoring the ears here is a trio of seasoned salts.
Curry Lobster Rolls (September 2011)
A classic beach-shack lobster roll becomes Asian-inflected when mixed with a mild curry mayonnaise; a few baked kaffir lime leaves on top add crunch.
Sushi Rice (September 2011)
Masaharu Morimoto recommends using a rice cooker and seasoning the rice to taste. Start with 1/2 cup of sweetened vinegar for every 5 cups of cooked rice, adding more by the tablespoon if desired.
Aleppo-Pepper-Pork-and-Fennel Sandwiches (September 2011)
Sweet pork flavored with spicy pepper and licorice-like fennel is dynamite combination.
Pot-Roasted Chicken with Mushrooms (September 2011)
Chef David Bouley pot-roasts chicken on aromatic hay in the oven; he learned the method from the legendary French chef Roger Vergé, who cooked on a bed of lavender.
Geoduck Clam (August 2011)
Chef Donald Link tosses blanched geoduck clam with a light dressing of olive oil, lemon juice, sweet chili, and freshly torn mint.