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Razzoo's Cajun Cafe
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Reata at Sundance Square
Reata Restaurant Fort Worth provides Cowtown with the best that Southwestern food has to offer.
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Salata Sundance Square
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Schakolad Chocolate Factory
Come watch and experience the process of chocolate making in Sundance Square.
Silver Leaf Cigar Lounge
Now Open in Sundance Square
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It's hip! It's chic! It's fondue for two or more! This hugely popular restaurant chain based in the Dallas/Ft. Worth area is perfect for an intimate dinner for two or large groups of friends and family.
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Taco Diner
Delicious, authentic Mexican food in a lively urban cafe that's fun and casual.
Taverna Pizzeria and Risotteria
Taverna Pizzeria and Risotteria's authentic Italian cuisine features an elaborate selection of ultra thin-crust pizzas, specialty risottos, traditional antipasto, sumptuous Italian entrees, all from the Lombardi family.
The Cheesecake Factory
The Original Cupcakery
The Cupcakery offers delicious gourmet varieties of cupcakes, cake bites, and other treats made in-house daily.
Uno Chicago Grill
The best Chicago-style pizza on this side of the Mason-Dixon line.
Yumilicious Frozen Yogurt
One of the first and finest self-serve frozen yogurt dessert lounges!


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A Florida Highway Patrol trooper mourning a colleague killed after being struck by a vehicle wants Gov. Rick Scott to reconsider a bill that would raise the highway speed limit to 75 mph.
Scott joined hundreds of law enforcement officers at the funeral Thursday for Master Trooper Chelsea Richard. She died along with two others May 3 after they were struck by a vehicle while standing alongside Interstate 75 near a traffic accident.
The Ocala Star-Banner reports that during the funeral, Trooper Tod G. Cloud told Scott that the Florida Legislature's approval of a bill that would raise the speed limit from 70 mph to 75 mph "wasn't a bright idea."
He said that the law enforcement job he feared the most was working on an accident on I-75 because people "do not drive with common sense."
Cloud said he also would like to see a law that would drop the speed limit to 55 mph when highways are wet. I-75 was wet from recent rains when Richard died.
"On behalf of 19 million Floridians, my heart goes out to you," Scott told Richard's family. "I have daughters the same age. I just can't imagine."
Richard, 30, was remembered as a devoted mother to her 4-year-old son and a dedicated trooper. FHP Chaplain Wayne Hunter said Richard's boyfriend, FHP Sgt. Jamie Mulverhill, had planned to propose to her the day she died.
Richard had been a trooper for nine years. She is one of 45 troopers to die in the line of duty in the FHP's 75-year history.
The investigation into the crash that killed Richard, tow truck driver John Duggan and George Phillips is ongoing. A memorial service will be held Friday for Phillips, and Duggan's funeral will be May 17.
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Just one day after the San Diego County Water Authority Board of Directors approved a 30-year contract to purchase water produced by the proposed Carlsbad Desalination Project, two more favorable decisions are helping to move forward Poseidon Resources' project.
The California Pollution Control Financing Authority (CPCFA) today unanimously approved the issuance of up to $840 million in bonds to finance the Carlsbad Desalination Project.
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Poseidon expects the bond sale to take place in mid-December, with construction to commence shortly thereafter.
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These two full-page color advertisements were published in an unknown American magazine in 1955. Several models of the Spark-Lite lighters are presented: Commodore and President pocket lighters and Director, Diplomat, Continental and Onyx table/desk butane gas lighters.
Advert: Spark Lite Pocket & Desk Lighters, 1955
Labels: 1950s , advertisement , ephemera , gas lighter , USA
These two full-page color advertisements were published in an unknown American magazine in 1955. Several models of the Spark-Lite lighters are presented: Commodore and President pocket lighters and Director, Diplomat, Continental and Onyx table/desk butane gas lighters.
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Negbaur 75 Cannon Table Lighter Instruction, 1940
Labels: 1940s , FAQ , negbaur , USA , wick lighter
The U.S. 75 mm Cannon Lighter was manufactured by Negbaur between 1940 and 1949 in Allbright, New York in the United States. Below the instruction leaflet for it.
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Ronson Banjo Pocket Cigarette Lighter, USA, 1926
Labels: 1920s , Ronson , USA , wick lighter
The Ronson Banjo was the first automatic pocket lighter in the world. It was marketed by Art Metal Works (AMW), Inc. between 1926 and 1928 in Newark (New Jersey) in the United States. It was sold for $5 each and was an incredible success. The table-top model of the Ronson Banjo was introduced one year later in 1927. The Banjo was designed by L.V. Aronson and was available in silver plate and gold plate (extremely rare).
The "one motion" lighter mechanism was patented on 12th June 1928. The patent 1,673,727 protected the lighter mechanism till 1933 when the patent was reissued as patent no. 19,023 on 12th December 1933. It was promoted as the "Press It's Lit - Release It's Out". The lighter was light and easy to use and changed the lighter industry for years to come. The instruction sheet to the lighter is available here.
The lighter is marked on the snuffer:
as well as on the fuel screw on the back:
The Ronson Banjo was only manufactured for a short period of time. In the 1990s Ronson Japan decided to make a reproduction of the lighter to commemorate the "First Automatic Lighter in the World". Small changes were applied to some part in order to make the reproduction distinguishably from the original.One can still find some examples being sold in Japan and China.
Type: petrol (wick) lighter
Scarcity: very rare
Value for good–mint condition: $250–500 (approx. €200–400)
Weight: 55 grams (1.9 oz)
- height: 6.0 cm (2 1/4")
- width: 4.7 cm (1 7/8")
- depth: 1.2 cm (1/2")
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Flamidor Lift Arm Table Lighter, 1935
Labels: 1930s , flamidor , France , wick lighter
The semi-automatic wick table lighter was available in various finishes, mainly nickel plate over brass and covered with leather. Flamidor manufactured this lighter in two sizes - the shorter one is depicted. They were widely promoted in French magazines in 1935-1938 as "le briquet de bureau chic". It is also worth to mention that Unis France (Union Nationale Inter-Syndicale) was established in 1916 and was an organization promoting French products. The headquarters of Unis France was 41 Rue de Maubeuge, Paris, France. The organization was active till 1940.
Type: petrol (wick) lighter
Marked on the underside:
BREVETE S.G.D.G. (type of a French patent without state warranty)
BBR (bleu, blanc, rouge; colors of the French flag: blue, white, red)
Scarcity: uncommon–rare
Value for good–mint condition: $50–100.00 (approx €40–80.00)
Weight: 200 grams (7 1/8 oz)
- height: 7.3 cm (2.9")
- width: 8.7 cm (3.4")
- depth: 3.7 cm (1.4")
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Rustic Lift Arm Table Lighter, 1931
Labels: 1930s , brass , France , lift-arm lighter , wick lighter
The outer case can be find in enamel, leather. The lighter is very robust and heavy as it is made of solid brass.
Type: petrol (wick) lighter
Marked on the underside:
Weight: 265 grams (9 1/3 oz)
- height: 10.3 cm (4.1")
- width: 7.5 cm (3")
- depth: 2.8 cm (1.1")
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Advert: Ronson Touch-Tip Table Lighters, 1936
Labels: 1930s , advertisement , England , ephemera
A full page Ronson magazine advertisement published on 9th December 1936 in "PUNCH or The London Charivari" magazine in England. The advert features among others some soght after Touch-Tip Ronson table lighters:
- Touch-Tip Bar,
- Touch-Tip Dispenser,
- Touch-Tip Egyptian Girl,
- Touch-Tip Clock.
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Patent: Ronson Streamline Touch-Tip Table Lighter, 1937
The Ronson Streamline Touch-Tip was first manufactured by Art Metal Works (AMW) in Newark, New Jersey, USA. The design of the lighter was patented by the United States Patent Office in 1937 (patent no. 104,955). Today it is a very collectible piece because of its streamline design.
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Table lighter in common languages
Labels: collecting lighters , country , manufacturers
Lighter collectors seem to be everywhere. If you are specializing in one or more brands you may already know that the country where the company was most successful is also the best place for research and shopping! In most cases it is the fatherland of these brands.
1. When you do not know where your favorite lighters company comes from, you may use the list of manufacturers by country.
2. Use this table to identify the best chances for finding what you want.
|table lighter, desk lighter
|pocket lighter
|petrol lighter
|gas lighter
|encendedor de mesa, encendedor de escritorio
|encendedor de bolsillo
|encendedor de gasolina
|encendedor de gas
|briquet de table
|briquet essence
|briquet gaz
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|accendino a gas
|zapalniczka stołowa, zapalniczka gabinetowa
|zapalniczka kieszonkowa
|zapalniczka benzynowa
|zapalniczka gazowa
|isqueiro de mesa
|isqueiro de bolso
|isqueiro de benzino
|isqueiro a gás
When you have found the right web page or even the lighter you may always use an on-the-fly translator, like google translator which is suitable for every common language in the world. Just paste the URL here and press the 'translate' button.
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Patent: Ronson De-Light New Yorker Table Lighter, 1929
Labels: 1920s , patents , Ronson , USA , wick lighter
The Ronson New Yorker Table Lighter was one of the earliest automatic table models manufactured by Art Metal Works (AMW) in Newark, New Jersey, USA. The design of the lighter was patented by the United States Patent Office in 1929 (patent no. 80,011). This wick lighter was designed by the founder of AMW Louis V. Aronson.
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Advert: Silver Match Gas Cigarette Lighters, 1957
Labels: 1950s , advertisement , ephemera , France , Silver Match
This full page color advertisement was published in a French magazine in 1957. It present among others the "Le DIRECTOIRE" gas table lighter made by Silver Match.
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Park Sherman Lift Arm Table Lighter Set, 1933
Labels: 1930s , USA , wick lighter
This particular set consists of a wick lighter and a cigarette holder/dispenser. It was also available with a matching tray and several brass ashtrays. The most common colors for this set is green with black stripes, red with black stripes and black with red stripes.
The Park Sherman products were sold throughout 1931 to the 1960 when it was sold to a New Jersey firm of Ketcham & McDougall. Park Sherman lighters were marketed as "Park", "Storm King" and "Everdry".
Type: petrol (wick) lighter
Marked on the underside:
(logo, coming soon)
Value for good–mint condition (two piece set): $50.00–120.00 (approx €40.00–90.00)
- lighter: 88 grams (3 1/8 oz)
- cigarette dispenser: 218 grams (7 5/8 oz)
- height: 9.5 cm (3.9")
- diameter: 4.8 cm (1.9")
- height: 16 cm (6.3")
- diameter: 8 cm (3.15")
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Advert: Silver Match Gas Cigarette Lighters, 1957
Labels: 1950s , advertisement , ephemera , France , Silver Match
This full page color advertisement was published in a French magazine in 1957. It present the all new Silver Match gas lighters in different finishes.
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Advert: Evans table lighters in silver plate, 1949
Labels: 1940s , advertisement , ephemera , Evans
This full size magazine advertisement was published in Beautiful House Magazine in June 1949. It promotes five silver-plated Evans table lighters:
- The Future
- Famous Magic Lamp
- The Victorian
- The Georgian
- The Contempora
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La Paglia International Silver Evans Table Lighter, 1953
Labels: 1950s , Evans , sterling , USA , wick lighter
This rare and finely crafted table lighter was manufactured by International Silver Co. and Evans between 1953 and 1955 in Meriden, Connecticut, USA. The base of the lighter is made of sterling silver and is not weighted. It is round with famous for the Danish design and Alphonse La Paglia modern band of scrolls and flowers decoration.
The design of this piece is reminiscent of work by George Jensen, a renowned Danish silversmith; however, this is not surprising as La Paglia studied under Jensen in the 1930's and, after moving to the US in the 1940's, continued as a designer under Frederick Lunning (Georg Jensen U.S.A.). In 1952, La Paglia established a close relationship with International Silver Company, and moved his studio to Meriden, Connecticut, where he worked until his untimely death in 1953. A. La Paglia worked also for Black Starr and Gorham.
The lighter insert was provided by Evans (USA). It is made of brass and is silver electroplated.
Type: petrol (wick) lighter
Stamped on the bottom:
La Paglia Designed
160 (sometimes: 139 98 /2)
La Paglia Designed
160 (sometimes: 139 98 /2)
The same lighter was also manufactured by Georg Jensen Inc. and marked:
Scarcity: rare
Value for very good–mint condition: $150.00–200.00 (€110–150)
Weight: 140 grams (5 oz)
- height: 5.2 cm (2")
- diameter: 4.7 cm (1.85")
Negbaur Cannon Table Lighter, 1940
Labels: 1940s , figural , negbaur , USA , wick lighter
manufactured by Negbaur between 1940 and 1949 in Allbright, New York in the United States. It is made of die cast metal in a dark cooper antique (uncommon) or chrome plate finish (rare). The two carriage wheels spin on their axle and the carriage elevates up and down.
It presents a reproduction of a 75mm field canon gun. This quick-firing artillery piece is simply called "Canon de 75 modèle 1897". It was in service in several countries since 1898 and used during both World Wars among others by France, United States, Poland, Belgium, Germany and United Kingdom.
The semi-automatic wick lighter is removable from the canon base. In order to lit the lighter one need to press the button in the back of the cannon barrel. The top opens and the wick burns.
Negbaur was well known for their other solid built figural lighters, like planes, knights, golf bags, chess figures or planes made in the earlier years (1930s and 1940s). The Canon Lighter is very collectible as it is well build and designed. As many of them were manufactured it is not a problem to find one in excellent condition. This flint cigarette lighter was also manufactured for Demley with a small alteration – an added metal base for example.
Marked on the bottom of the base:
Made in U.S.A.
Pat. Pending
Made in U.S.A.
Pat. Pending
Type: wick (petrol) lighter
Scarcity: uncommon–rare
Value for very good–mint condition: $75.00–125.00 (approx €50.00–90.00)
Weight: 453 grams (15 7/8 oz)
- length: 21 cm (8.3")
- width: 7.6 cm (3")
- height: 8 cm (3.1")
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Worcester & Evans English Pewter Lighter Set, 1951
Labels: 1950s , England , Evans , set , silver plate , wick lighter
The lighter insert was provided by Evans (USA). It is made of brass and is silver electroplated. Marked on the bottom: EVANS USA
Type: petrol (wick) lighter
Both marked on the bottom:
English Pewter
Made in Sheffield
Scarcity: rare
Value for very good–mint condition (set): $80.00–120.00 (€60–90)
- lighter – 130 grams (4 1/2 oz)
- cigarette urn – 53 grams (1 7/8 oz)
1. Lighter
- height: 7.3 cm (2.9")
- diameter: 5.2 cm (2")
- height: 5 cm (2")
- diameter: 5.2 cm (2")
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Advert, Elgin American Lighters, 1949 & 1950
Labels: 1940s , 1950s , advertisement , ephemera , USA
These two full page vintage magazine ads depict some of the smoking products manufactured and/or sold by Elgin American like: Table Lighter 'Ensemble' Set, few 'Case-O-Matics' Combination Lighters, 'Director' Lighter Set and the 'Clubman' Lighter Set, 'Socialite' Pocket Lighters, 'Litter Case' as well the Ronson 'Adonis' Set. The first advert was published on July 1950 in the Esquire magazine and the other in an unknown magazine in 1949.
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Advert, Evans Duchess Table Lighter, 1949
Labels: 1940s , advertisement , ephemera , Evans , USA , wick lighter
This magazine advertisement published in LIFE Magazine on 24 October 1949 shows the all new and "sensational" Evans Duchess Table Lighter.
KEM Bowling Pin Lighter, 1946
Labels: 1940s , figural , KEM , USA , wick lighter
The Bowling Pin Lighter was manufactured in the 1940s in Detroit, Michigan in the United States by Kem Inc. Beside these lighters KEM was famous for manufacturing advertising lighters in shape of bullets, bottles and cans made both of metal and plastic.
This figural lighter was made of ivory/cream colored plastic and advertised as "air tight, leak proof, small and compact". It was sold between 1946 and 1949 for only 39 cents or given away as advertisers by hundreds of companies which decided to include this lighter in their marketing strategy. A similar lighter bowling pin only with two red stripes was also made by Atlas Bowling in Japan.
The lighter is marked on the bottom:
The two halves of the plastic bowling pin casing pull apart to show the simple wick and wheel type lighter made of brass. It is not marked.
Type: petrol (wick) lighter
Scarcity: uncommon
Value for good–mint condition: $15–25 (approx. €10–15)
Weight: 19 grams (0.6 oz)
- height: 7.2 cm (2.8")
- diameter: 2 cm (0.8")
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Patent: Ronson De-Light Superba Table Lighter, 1929
Labels: 1920s , patents , Ronson , USA , wick lighter
The Ronson Superba Table Lighter was one of the earliest automatic table models manufactured by Art Metal Works (AMW) in Newark, New Jersey, USA. The design of the lighter was patented by the United States Patent Office in 1929 (patent no. 80,214). This wick lighter was designed by the founder of AMW Louis V. Aronson.
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Today in U.S. Naval History - January 20
1783 - Hostilities cease between Great Britain and the United States
1903 - Theodore Roosevelt issues Executive Order placing Midway Islands under jurisdiction of the Navy Department.
1914 - School for naval air training opens in Pensacola, Fla.
1948 - Establishment of U.S. Persian Gulf Area Command (later changed to Middle East Force in August 1948).
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MLB key dates this offseason
A calendar of award dates and winners, free agency, owners meetings and more MLB postseason info.
- Who will be golden? Oct. 30: Gold Glove winners
- Who will get a mega-contract this year? Immediately after World Series: Free agency begins
- One more year? 12 days after World Series: Arbitration offers
- Will Trout reel it in? Nov. 12 - Rookie of the Year awards
- First-time managers in the mix Nov. 13: Manager of the Year announced
- Can Verlander go back-to-back? Nov. 14: Cy Young announced
- What will change? Nov. 14-15: Owner & GM meetings
- The great debate Nov. 15: MVP announced
- Essentially a cut day Nov. 30: Non-tender deadline
- Time to sign and deal Dec. 3-6: Winter meetings
- Diamonds in the rough Dec. 6: Rule V draft
- Pitchers and catchers report Mid-February: Spring training
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Nov. 12 - Rookie of the Year awards
Will Trout reel it in?
The Jackie Robinson Rookie of the Year awards will be announced for both leagues, though the American League has fairly little drama to it. Angels centerfielder Mike Trout (pictured) is expected to win in a landslide after a jaw-dropping first season.
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The Grateful Dead's eponymous live album started it all for Nicholas Meriwether.It was 1985. He was studying history at Princeton and got hooked by psychedelic jams like "Wharf Rat." After his first concert, he knew: "I will spend the rest of my life thinking and studying this."Meriwether now heads the Grateful Dead Archive at the University of California, Santa Cruz, which recently opened to the public. On the first floor of the school's library, he walks into a new exhibit space called Dead Central."One of the great things we have on display here is the band's conference table," he says. The table is where The Grateful Dead held meetings about matters such as upcoming tours or merchandising."So much of what's in the archive … belies the myth that the Dead were a bunch of hippie, undisciplined ne'er-do-wells," he says. "No — they were an enormously disciplined group of musicians."Grateful Dead drummer Mickey Hart agrees. He says the band's discipline was born of necessity."When you are desperate to make a sound and after something with all of your heart and soul, you know you become skilled in some shape or form," Hart says.As Hart tells it, the band was all about the music and connecting with fans. But the archive reveals this other side — the business of the band's success.There are boxes of press clippings, band newsletters and business receipts. But Hart says that stuff isn't his, or his bandmates'. He says the archive exists only because The Grateful Dead surrounded itself with the right people."You know, I didn't realize it was being collected," he says. "If it wasn't for Eileen Law, one of our dear friends that collected all this stuff and put it in boxes and put it in a closet and moved when we moved, it wouldn't be there."Today, those materials are of great interest to academics. Scholars in fields from business to anthropology have written and published material on the group, including San Francisco State University lecturer Peter Richardson."The Grateful Dead are kind of ripe for this kind of review," Richardson says. "We've sort of been going on with sort of a two-dimensional picture of what the band is all about."Nearly 50 years after the band formed, and almost 20 years since it dissolved, Richardson is writing a book on the cultural history of The Grateful Dead."We are right about the right time where people can really view the band historically," he says.While Richardson is not a Deadhead, many scholars are, including Nicholas Meriwether."I think Deadheads are enormously thoughtful and enormously intelligent, even if they don't necessarily choose to comport themselves in that fashion or express it all the time," Meriwether says.As the archive reveals, that's how the band was, too. Back on the conference table in Dead Central, Meriwether points to a funny letter the Dead wrote to President Nixon during the Watergate scandal.Nearby, there's a second letter written to the band after the death of its first frontman, Ron "Pigpen" McKernan. It's from his dad, thanking the band for being a positive force in his son's life.Meriwether says these stories underscore the band's humanity, revealing the little things that even the band's biggest fans didn't know."I just think it's an incredibly powerful expression of what an archive can do," he says.
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" … we learn about Nazi Germany and the European theatre of the Second World War ad nauseam, and very little else, which is one reason why young people in Britain are as likely as their grandparents to suffer from our weird national obsession with the Nazis (and therefore with our own role as history's perennial heroes)… "
Yes, school history, in England at any rate, tends to be triumphalist. But the History taught in state schools, for 5 year olds to 18 year olds is much more diverse than you suggest. In Primary school children often do the Home Front in WW2 because it gives them a chance to interview grandpa. It is then studied more formally when they are about 14. The syllabus for Key Stage 3 is here:
It includes World History and European History. Michael Gove has unveiled a new History syllabus for kids up to the age of 14 which removes these two topics, concentrating instead on British and Imperial History, whilst turning the syllabus into a list of dates. This is very concerning because the present method of teaching History does actually encourage students to evaluate what they're reading and to be critical. If you think existing school history is bad try getting your head round the new proposals:
Boys and girls starting in Secondary School will begin their first half-term learning about the battles of the 18th and 19th Centuries, with some British philosophers and scientists for light relief as it were.
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Lyrics Opera Virginia is presenting its version of the famous opera Carmen. Carmen is a romantic tale of a soldier and a gypsy named Carmen. The opera was composed by George Bizet.
The performers will be presenting a shorter version of Carmen at the Paramount Theater in Charlottesville.
"We're doing a very special jewel box production of Carmen. It's all in a 90 minute arc. You'll get the full story with all of the sensational music, which is so familiar to everyone but with much more intensity," said Peter Mark, Artistic Director of Lyric Opera Virginia.
Their first performance is May 11 at 8:00 pm and their last performance is May 13 at 2:30 pm. Performers hope to bring in young audiences and hope they appreciate the art form.
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The Voice 2014 Tour
Fans of the hit NBC show, "The Voice," can finally see their favorite contestants live as the season's talented top Finalists and favorite past stars hit the road on a huge summer tour.
Already confirmed on the tour is Jamaica native and Season 5 champ, Tessanne Chin. Also joining the tour from Season 5 is soul-pop teen artist, and runner up, Jacquie Lee and vocal powerhouse and family man, Will Champlin. Dia Frampton, a Team Blake favorite, from Season One will be hitting the road too, along with this season's Winner, Runner Up, and 3rd place. Another fan favorite is guaranteed to tour and will be determined in the month of May by America via social media.
Fans can experience the finalists performing favorite moments from their seasons again live on tour. THE VOICE Season 6 Finale will air on NBC on May 20th, but this season's fan-favorites and past stars will continue on with the 2014 Tour.
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Basia Bulat and Destroyer
After releasing her breakthrough debut album, Oh, My Darling, in 2007, Toronto singer-songwriter Basia Bulat has gained a steadfast following—and two Polaris Prize nominations—with her luminous vocals and heartfelt lyrics. (For Bulat, regret and lost love often devastate but never conquer.) Two albums later, electronic and electric influences have joined a folk arsenal that includes the autoharp—a trademark, and remarkable onstage—the hammered dulcimer, guitar, piano and the charango, proof of an artist always up for a challenge.
The brainchild of The New Pornographers' Dan Bejar, Destroyer (solo) has been confounding categorization since its founding in Vancouver in 1995. The indie outfit—a festival favourite at Roskilde, Pitchfork Music Festival, Coachella and company—bounces easily between folk, rock, jazz and chamber pop. Add that to nine albums' worth of lyrics that can be literary, oblique, playful and dense, Destroyer's complex output is multi-layered—and always fascinating.
For tickets: www.masseyhall.com or call 416-872-4255
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Fringe of Toronto Theatre Festival
July 3 – July 14, 2013. Summer: Toronto's largest theatre festival celebrates its 25th Anniversary. Unjuried. Unexpected. Unforgettable. Over 155 stage productions from Canada and around the world in downtown Toronto. Dramas, musicals, comedy, improv and more, plus special programming for families at FringeKids! During the festival, patrons enjoy free entertainment, talks and prizes at the centrally located Fringe Club. Sign-up for their newsletter to receive all Fringe news & updates. A Toronto event that's not to be missed.
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Billy Bishop Goes to War
7:30PM – July 4-5, 8-12, 15-19.
2:00PM – July 5, 12, 19.
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Through raucous stories, haunting memories and vibrant song, Billy Bishop recounts his life from humble beginnings to fame and glory as Canada's greatest flying ace. Part musical, part drama, this inspiring and poignant look at a national hero is not to be missed.
Directed by Danny Harvey.
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Return To Grace
RETURN TO GRACE traces the greatest musical moments of a generation with song favourites that include "Heartbreak Hotel", "All Shook Up", "Love Me Tender", and more! From the early years, through to the amazing '68 Comeback Special, to the historical Aloha from Hawaii concert, experience RETURN TO GRACE to re-live the music that changed rock and roll forever!
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Francis Bacon and Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty
Francis Bacon and Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty brings together two giants of 20th-century British art in a major exhibition of sculpture and paintings. Organized by the AGO in conjunction with the U.K.'s renowned Ashmolean Museum, this exhibit will feature over 60 works by the two highly influential artists as well as a number of photographs and archival materials dating from the Second World War. Contemporaries but not friends, Bacon and Moore shared an obsession with expressing themes of suffering, struggle, and survival in relation to the human body. They survived the Second World War and were subsequently haunted by the conflict, which they represented through manifestations of the body in various states of contortion. Drawing on their personal experiences from the London Blitz, this exhibit demonstrates how the two artists reflected differently upon psychological torment. This is the first Canadian exhibition of Bacon's work and the presentation also includes rarely-seen Moore artworks.
April 5 to July 20, 2014.
Art Gallery of Ontario — 317 Dundas St. W.
TICKETS: Tickets for Francis Bacon and Henry Moore: Terror and Beauty are $16.50 for students and youth ages 17 and under, $21.50 for seniors, and $25 for adults. Admission is FREE for AGO members and for children ages five and under. AGO members also have access to an exclusive advance preview of the exhibition from April 2 – 4, 2014 before it opens to the public. For more information on AGO memberships, visit: www.ago.net/membership
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Exhibition Dates: July 10thth – July 27th, 2014
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Rooftop honey joins other local products on hotel's menu
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Marriott Naperville Executive Chef Sean Curry, right, and sous chef Kyle Thorson, left, use a hot knife to remove the wax caps from a frame in one of the hives Curry and his coworkers tend on the roof of the hotel in Naperville on Thursday, October 18, 2012. The honey pulled from the hives goes into dishes and desserts as well as gifts for special guests. | Brian Powers~Sun-Times Media
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When the south end of an agitated bee is pointed in his direction, Sean Curry knows it's time to back off.
That's something the executive chef at the Chicago Marriott Naperville came to appreciate not very long ago. It was part of the learning curve when Curry expanded his resume to include beekeeper. And he's only been stung a couple of times.
"Before I started this, I was the guy who swatted bees," said Curry, who tended up to 120,000 bees over the season that ended with the final harvest of honey Thursday afternoon.
When he established a house apiary at the northeast Naperville hotel, Curry took the current restaurant trend toward hyper-local food sourcing up a notch — straight up. The inn's roof is home to four hives, each of them lined with wax-filled frames where in the heat of the summer some 25,000 to 30,000 insects work their sweet magic.
It isn't much of a stretch to call them busy bees. Toiling feverishly for their entire seven-week lifespans, the worker bees — that's all of them except the queen and several dozen males, whose sole purpose is to entertain the queen — continually build up the wax, eating and regurgitating until their work is done.
"Once the honey and pollen ratio is perfect — and I mean literally perfect — they cap it off," said Curry, who has collaborated with pastry chef Erica Tomei to use the 200-plus pound yield in ways that best spotlight its lush, dynamic flavors.
The perfection came in an abundance that exceeded the kitchen crew's hopes. They expected this summer's heat and lack of rain would hinder production in the hives, as it did for many other local beekeepers, but that didn't happen.
"It was a surprisingly good year for us," said Curry just after making the season's last "pull" — beekeeper speak for honey harvest.
Variety is the spice
Curry gives credit for the sticky bumper crop to the plethora of pollen to be pulled from Morton Arboretum in Lisle, just a mile and a half or so east-northeast of the Marriott as the bee flies.
The acclaimed outdoor museum offers a tempting menu for creatures that fancy flowers, serving up floral fare well beyond the usual clover blossoms that provide a dietary staple for many of their species.
It's not that there's nothing to eat at the home hives. Early in the season the hotel staff set up a limited selection of edibles, including basil and a few annuals, but they wanted to avoid creating homebody bees.
"We don't want to feed them too well, because then they won't go out and find flowers," Curry said.
It's a delicate balance, keeping the apiary just homey enough. Assisted by sous chef Kyle Thorson and other members of the kitchen staff, the chef is strategizing ways to minimize the loss of bees when winter sets in and the hives could see their populations shrink to one-quarter their midsummer peak. Some form of insulation might show promise.
And when the last hard freeze has passed, Curry said, he'll start feeding the survivors in each colony a little sugar water to build their strength while they await spring's first blossoms.
"As soon as you get pollen, they'll go out foraging," he said.
Local trend
The newly reopened hotel's honey isn't the only hyper-local game in town. At the Hotel Arista — like the Marriott, an eco-conscious inn that has garnered the esteemed Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design certification — a chef's garden alongside Route 59 has become a summer source for what goes on the table.
"Wherever we could use it, whether we had parties going on, whatever dishes we could incorporate it into, we did," said food and beverage manager Joe Mayor — who, like Curry, wears a secondary hat, that of lead gardener. "It all made it out from the garden to the kitchen to the guest."
The garden goods included more than a dozen varieties of tomatoes, an array of peppers, plus sweet corn, radishes, squash, pumpkins, watermelon and herbs. Mayor started much of the tomato and pepper crop in flats at his home in Montgomery. Come February, he plans to do it again.
The head of foodservice at North Central College appreciates the value of homegrown goods, too. A dozen of the 26 garden plots the college maintains between two of its houses on Loomis Street are used to raise fresh goods that are served in Kaufman Dining Hall.
"Before the season, we plan with the head chef and decide what things that he wants us to plant, and how much, and that all goes to him," said Brittany Graham, the college's sustainability coordinator.
The remaining 5-by-20-foot plots are offered to faculty, staff, students and other people in the community.
"They can have a whole plot, a half. They can plant just one thing if they want," Graham said. "I had a student ask, 'Can I just plant one tomato plant?'"
Equipped with rain barrels and a compost bin, the little campus farm is worked by volunteer faculty, staff, students and neighbors.
"The garden's been a good learning tool for students to help them learn about composting and harvesting," Graham said.
A matter of taste
Many of those who strive to source their diets locally insist food produced nearby just tastes better. It's likely been off the vine for less time than what comes from the supermarket.
"People are always excited when you tell them, 'This is something that I grew,'" Mayor said. "It adds freshness to the food."
Curry said it would make no sense to mess very much with the Marriott's honey. An early plan to offer ribs slathered with honey-infused barbecue sauce was scrapped because it just wouldn't do justice to the delicate flavors that come of the bees' hard work, he said. Patrons do have the option of sampling a slice of comb straight from the hive alongside the selections on their cheese board. And Tomei has devised a variety of toothsome showcases for the honey, from lush white chocolate-cloaked honey truffles to a delicate honey shortbread that has quickly become a favorite.
"I like to reap the benefits of it," she said, ticking off honey-centric creations that include cheesecake, ice cream and a honey-spiked whipped cream for the season's pumpkin pies. "Why wouldn't I want to work with something so special?"
And it's local. The word now carries significant cachet, but does often translate to better-tasting as well.
"When you buy the stuff at the grocery store," Curry said, "let's face it, it takes like corn syrup."


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The Travel Channel series "Off Limits" will feature East Tennessee and Chattanooga area sites Monday night at 9 p.m. as host Don Wildman explores hidden history of the region.
The Travel Channel's Don Wildman schlepped through underground Chattanooga, went overboard in the rapids of the Nolichucky River, explored a Marion County mining site and an Appalachian ghost town and sampled the state's first distillery.
It wasn't just for fun. It's his job, and his experiences will air Monday night on the series "Off Limits."
Wildman launches his adventure with some whitewater action on the Nolichucky River en route to the Ole Smoky distillery in Gatlinburg, Tenn., and Valentine's Mill in Dandridge. Then he heads south to investigate the "mysterious underground world" lying beneath Chattanooga and the McNabb Mines in Marion County, Travel Channel spokeswoman Caryn Davidson Schlossberg stated in an email.
Wildman said Friday that East Tennessee and the Chattanooga area are perfect examples of what the "Off Limits" show is all about.
"There's a lot of 'no trespassing' in the world today, especially since 9/11," Wildman said. "We learn about the identity of American cities through the spaces that the public can't see."
Since the terrorist attacks of 9/11, TVA's underground power generation areas inside Raccoon Mountain have been closed to the public, he said. But he was allowed in.
"It's true of so many places," he said, and Raccoon Mountain is the "perfect example" of a public area now made mysterious by a more closed society.
Underground Chattanooga is another story hidden from public view, Wildman said.
"Cities have been built on top of each other forever, and it's fascinating to peel them back and figure out why the engineering had to be done to create this multilevel society," he said. "Chattanooga's was sort of a flood-control situation."
Missy Crutchfield, administrator of Chattanooga's Department of Education, Arts and Culture and Chattanooga/Southeast Tennessee film commissioner, said the city worked with production crews to get them in touch with local historians and property owners to gain access to the city's depths.
"It was fun and I learned a lot," Crutchfield said of her experience trekking into Chattanooga's underworld with Wildman. "It's kind of scary down there."
Area historian Jamie Woodcock said the "Off Limits" crew visited the McNabb Mines site in Marion County's Shakerag community a few months ago as Wildman and company toured the sites between Chattanooga and Knoxville.
"I have no idea what to expect, but I spent about 10 hours with the crew as their expert out at McNabb Mines," Woodcock said. "It's a good way to highlight this former coal town that most locals have never even heard of."
Shakerag, in Prentice Cooper State Forest, was established in the 1880s on a bluff overlooking the Tennessee River. A company town for the McNabb Mines, the community was abandoned about 1905, according to newspaper archives. The remote, 457-acre site was added to the National Register of Historic Places in May 2008.
"I found myself in a real small space, but it told the story," Wildman said of the mine visit. "In this case it was a foot-and-a-half tall [mine shaft].
The mines show that "a tremendous amount of effort was made for not that much money," he said, remarking that the experience demonstrated what miners went through to make a living.
While inside the mine, he and his crew experienced a power outage that left them in complete darkness for a bit while the cameraman went to get another battery.
"I found myself kind of way deep in this mountain thinking, 'This is really not a good idea,'" he recalled.
Wildman said Monday's episode will highlight East Tennessee's heritage and go a long way toward stomping out some of the Appalachian stereotypes of corncob pipes and barefoot hillbillies.
Schlossberg described the Travel Channel's foray into Tennessee as being a little like life here — "dangerous, dirty and a darned good time."
Ben Benton is a news reporter at the Chattanooga Times Free Press. He covers Southeast Tennessee and previously covered North Georgia education. Ben has worked at the Times Free Press since November 2005, first covering Bledsoe and Sequatchie counties and later adding Marion, Grundy and other counties in the northern and western edges of the region to his coverage. He was born and raised in Cleveland, Tenn., a graduate of Bradley Central High School. Benton ...


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Not so good up north...
'It's lovely up 'ere in't north!'...
That's not what I'm seeing, I started looking about for new posts this week to see what's out there and compared to 2 years ago there's a very noticeable reduction in positions for my field which is worrying. Strangely there are still lots of positions in the financial sector, it's the more interesting companies (to me at least) which seem to have shut up shop, moved down south or just aren't hiring at the moment.
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Apple decided to go for the Enterprise.
@Chris Gibson - "When will Steve Jobs learn that instead of marketing a hugely usable device to the masses, he should be focusing all his efforts on the arcane, niche requirements of bearded nerds?"
Because these bearded nerds write enterprise software that's distributed to companies with several thousand employees, software that can't operate without background processes. Battery life doesn't need to be an issue, you just need to be able to register event listeners, after all, the BlackBerry manages this just fine...
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What are your crimes?
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I'll get me coat.
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Mobe, mobe, mobe. There - we've said it
if we allow mobe...
...can we reach a comprimise where any mention of a 'mashup' results in instant death?
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Pearl2 does have wifi. or gps. but not both together.
Web 2.0 - carry on, don't lose your job
mash up doesnt mean anything
tell the author to stop reading boingboing - it's rotting his brain.
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had the day off...
..thank to this. the office is in rossendale and power was out all day.
One day my mobile apps prince will come
mash up... grrrrr
'mash it up with other business processes' - anyone using the phrase 'mashup' should be beaten to a pulp.
Facebook teams with RIM for Web 2.0 on-the-go
fair play - this is one slick app. more advanced ui than what we're used to from rim apps. stylish and snappy. hopefully these new ui fields are a preview of what we can expect from the native api in the near future.
Gosling ready to kill-off lame duck J2ME
the reg and java
posts like this on the reg always make me smile. i'd hardly call the blackberry 'one rank above the WebApps that the iPhone can run'.
i remember a previous post about savaje stating java just wasn't up to being a mobile os...
Info chief shrugs off Bluetooth regulation
this will quickly become irrelevant - advertisers will use the NFC (Near FIeld Communications) support in Bluetooth2.1 - users will opt-in to promotions by placing their phones in close proximity (< 10cm) to the advert.
so yes, currently it could affect the way they use their devices - but once 2.1 arrives NFC will be the standard way of initialising a pairing and this issue disappears.
Top judge: put everyone in UK on the DNA database
this country gets more absurd every year.
Paris Hilton walks to freedom
is there no escape?
RIM's enterprise dominance comes to an end
RIM isn't just bloody push email!
The security features on a blackberry are outstanding, software profiles prevent employees installing unwanted potentially dangerous 3rd party unvetted software, the lack of a camera is also seen as a plus for companies where security is paramount. if someone does lose a unit they can be remotely wiped, and wiped, and wiped, i think i recall the data is overwritten 8 times when a command is sent for it to selfdestruct.
The smartcard product available is also very elegant, if your unit is more than a couple of metres from you it locks up.
Even the much publicised 'security-hole' was just a media frenzy - it relied on a chain of events which starts with the very very unlikely scenario that there won't be a company wide software profile in place, ie. users would be able to install software that reaches them through a malicious email.
Compare all this with a pocketpc powered device...
A slippery slope for RIM and the BlackBerry?
A slippery slope for RIM and the BlackBerry?
having used the interface i think you can rest easy. it's just as intuitive as it ever was. the camera/video/ringtone/mp3 functions are kept in a media menu option which you can safely ignore. the current consumer phones have so many features packed into them they make them incredibly complex to use, i've recently 'downgraded' from a sony k750i to a simple nokia 1600 for this reason - useability. the pearl doesn't suffer from this problem as the interface is essentially the same as previous models.
the addition of the trackball makes navigation easier, you can move about flow-fields easier, you don't have to option-scroll to move downwards through an index of icons.
the only thing stopping me from buying a 8100 is the suretype keypad; it's just as bad as it was on the 7100 series. if they create a full qWerty version they'll have the best device there is (the title currently held by the 8700 of course - i'm a blackberry developer and very biased).
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