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Voice Charter School- Long Island City, NY
Science, and Social Studies Passion in science disciplines (science coursework in college ... Desire to design and implement FOSS science program Willingness to implement science...7 days ago from SchoolSpring.com
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to ensure timely and proactive Nutritional Science input to all projects and discovery ... degree (PhD preferred) in nutritional science or related area and 10+ years work...16 days ago from HealthJobsNationwide.com
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PwC- Florham Park, NJ
Payers, and Pharmaceutical and Life Science. PwC's Customer Competency is one of the most distinctive providers of customer-centric business solutions. Focusing on Customer...28 days ago from PwC
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Wyzant Tutoring- Yonkers, NY
I'm seeking a tutor who can help my daughter with her Global 2 and Earth Science Regents. Regents Tutoring & Teaching opportunities available in Yonkers, NY starting at $25-$50/hr.6 days ago from WyzAnt Tutoring
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Hyde Leadership Charter School Bronx- Bronx, NY
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HANOVER Anna D. Pozzuoli, 81, passed away at home surrounded by those who loved her on Wednesday, January 30, 2013. Born April 29, 1931, in Baltimore, Md., she was a daughter of the late Edward and Marian (Saunders) Hartman. Anna enjoyed her wonderful family life. She was a loving mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother. She also was a volunteer for the Goodwill Community Services in Hanover. Her survivors include a son, Anthony Pozzuoli and his companion of 10 years, Linda Mullins, both of Westminster, Md.; four grandchildren, Alisha Bernard, Anthony Pozzuoli, II, Amy Willard, and Sara Pozzuoli; eight great-grandchildren; and a number of nieces and nephews. She was preceded in death by a daughter, Anna L. Yancheski; two sisters, Rita Sullivan and Alice Sciuto; and a brother, Edward Hartman. A Mass of Christian Burial will be held at 11 a.m. Monday at St. Joseph's Catholic Church, 5125 Grandview Road, Hanover, with the Rev. Msgr. James M. Lyons serving as celebrant. A time to share memories with the family and an opportunity to view will be on Saturday from 2 to 4 and 6 to 8 p.m. at the Wetzel Funeral Home and Crematory, 549 Carlisle St., Hanover, and again on Monday from 10 a.m. until the time of the Mass at church. Burial will be in Marburg Memorial Gardens, Hanover, following the mass on Monday. Contributions in memory of Anna Pozzuoli may be made to
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The agent representing Manchester United transfer target Daley Blind says no bid has yet been made for the player's service, reports The Telegraph.
Blind has been strongly linked with a move from Ajax to Old Trafford in recent weeks, but his agent Rob Jansen has claimed that thus far there has been no contact.
"At this moment Manchester United have not been in touch with me or Ajax about Daley and I'm not sitting here waiting for the call," said Jansen.
The 24-year-old utility player is well known to new United manager Louis van Gaal from his time as Dutch national team manager, where Blind's father Danny was also part of the coaching staff.
Blind has accrued 19 caps for the national team since making his international debut in a 1-1 friendly draw with Italy in February 2013. He was an ever present in the recent World Cup in Brazil, and scored one of the Netherlands' three goals as they thrashed the hosts in the play-off game to claim third place in the tournament.
Blind is one of a number of players being linked with United in what could be a busy final week of the summer transfer window at Old Trafford. Real Madrid's Angel di Maria is set to join imminently, while Arturo Vidal of Juventus is reportedly also on van Gaal's radar.
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Creating opportunities is one thing; finishing what you start is another. Fair is generally a word seldom used to describe outcomes of soccer matches.
Friday afternoon at Uihlein Soccer Park in Milwaukee, the highly successful Pewaukee boys soccer team was shaken after a 2-1 defeat in a WIAA Division 2 state semifinal match at that hands of defending champion Mount Horeb.
Mount Horeb looked to be the team on its heels after the Pirates were the aggressors, dominating possession in the early going and first half in general.
The Pirates, winners of its last eight games, hasn't slipped since falling to Milwaukee Pius on Sept. 10, 2-1.
Pewaukee grabbed a 1-0 lead at the 15:39 mark. With junior forward Dominic Florian challenging, Mount Horeb senior goalkeeper Colin Schulz was drawn out to the front of the six-yard box. Pirates junior midfielder Brad Nagel pounced on the ball and was the beneficiary.
The Vikings (15-5-2) drew even with Pewaukee (17-3-4) in the 29th minute on a goal from sophomore forward Dane Zoske. Freshman midfielder Steven Abalos, who later stole the spotlight, had the assist on a short cross in tight quarters near the end line just in front of Pewaukee junior goalie Garrett Shibilski.
Mount Horeb got the lead on what turned out to be the game-winner in the 57th minute from Abalos, assisted by senior Connor DeHaven.
Florian, along with senior defender Mike Graf, junior defender Jake Nevermann and senior Ethan Brownell, did all they could to tie the score the rest of the way. The Pirates had eight corner kicks, five more than Mount Horeb, and outshot the Vikings, 13-6.
"They executed. We didn't," Pewaukee head boys soccer coach Randy Staus said. "I thought we played well enough to win, and we're in a position to win the game, but the game isn't about who has more time of possession or who takes more shots. You get points for goals. You score more, you win. It's that simple."
Vikings' head coach Mark Newman believed his team was fortunate on Friday and is all too familiar with the sometimes-thankless game.
"Pewaukee's a heck of a program," Newman said. "Truthfully there were times in the game where we were just holding on. They clearly had more chances then we did, but soccer can be a pretty cruel game sometimes."
Earlier this season, the Pirates defeated Mount Horeb, 2-1. Pewaukee reached the state tournament for the second time in school history (2008).
Shibilski had three saves for Pewaukee. Schulz ended up with eight saves for Mount Horeb.
Defender Jason Czech, midfielder Brian Patterson, midfielder Austin Rosenberger and forward Sohan Shah were the other seniors on Pewaukee's talented unit this fall.
"It was great to get to state again, but it was frustrating for everyone," Staus said. "We wanted to play one more day."
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When the National Institute of Neurological Disorders and Stroke's data center moved to a new building, one of the first actions NINDS officials took was to acquire a new uninterruptible power supply (UPS).
A UPS provides temporary power via a battery that keeps computers and other equipment running smoothly in the event of a brownout or power outage.
NINDS, part of the National Institutes of Health, had several power concerns. First, the data center's Rockville, Md., neighborhood was originally wired as a residential area, not as a business center. "The electrical infrastructure isn't really suited for the draw of power off of it," said Megan Brennan, an information technology specialist at NINDS.
Second, the data center shares a power bug common to the Washington, D.C., area: frequent summer thunderstorms. Those factors inspired NINDS officials to use the data center's relocation as an opportunity to upgrade their UPS. They purchased an American Power Conversion Corp. InfraStruXure system, which includes APC's Symmetra UPS, InfraStruXure Power Distribution Unit and battery cabinets.
The system provides 30 minutes of power in the event of an outage. Brennan said the UPS installation protects the data center from the power outages and "persistent brownouts that are a feature of summer [life] in Rockville."
NINDS' case is fairly typical of UPS usage. Organizations want to smooth power irregularities that threaten to unsettle data centers. But government agencies are broadening the application of UPS beyond the traditional data centers and server farms. Emerging markets include voice-over-IP installations and security
Vendor offerings are broadening, too. Some UPS providers have segued to the cooling field to address customers' growing heat dissipation concerns. Others have improved software by adding predictive analysis to UPS monitoring capabilities.
From a product design perspective, rack-based UPS systems have become increasingly popular. The sleeker designs consume less floor space than traditional systems and can be housed in space-constrained areas such as telecommunications closets.
Amid these trends, UPS vendors work to raise the profile of their products, which have historically played a behind-the-scenes role.
Brad Nacke, government business manager at Liebert Corp., said vendors have been revamping UPS' image. Formerly sold as a backup device, these products are becoming an integral part of an organization's security plan.
"They can be as secure as they want to be on hardware and software," Nacke said. "But if the power drops out, they're not secure anymore because they are not up and running."
Expanding role
The need for power security is fueling government sales and feeding interest in new applications. VOIP, in which phone service is delivered via data networks instead of traditional telecom lines, is one such field.
Government customers "are asking for more runtime," said Russell Senesac, APC's InfraStruXure product manager.
Commerce Department officials, for example, followed their deployment of VOIP gear with a UPS upgrade. Speaking at a recent E-Gov conference, Karen Hogan, Commerce's deputy chief information officer, said the department's enhanced UPS capabilities would give users a 60-minute cushion in the event of a power failure. The previous UPS installation only provided a 15-minute buffer.
IT managers view UPS as an important addition to VOIP. Traditional telecom gear, such as private branch exchanges, offered reliability in the form of an internal battery for backup. Rick Muehleib, product manager of GTSI Corp.'s Power Solutions, said VOIP installations also need backup power to maintain high availability. "We are seeing a lot of interest in [UPS] to support those systems," he said.
Industry executives also cited video surveillance and access control systems as potential markets for UPS' backup capabilities. Failure to protect such systems could compromise security in the event of a power outage. Muehleib said some agencies have begun to express interest in power protection in those areas.
Navy officials, meanwhile, are snapping up these products for use at sea. "Shipboard UPS is getting a lot of attention right now," said Mark Ascolese, president of Eaton Powerware. The Navy, he said, is "turning ships into Internet data centers. So power protection and power quality to run that [Internet access] is pretty critical."
Form and function
Product design is one factor behind UPS' expanded use. Rackmountable UPS systems, for instance, take up less space than older, bulkier systems.
UPS vendors are "coming out with smaller and smaller versions," Muehleib said. A few years ago, a UPS for backing up a workstation may have weighed more than 100 pounds, Muehleib said. A 1.5kVA UPS — enough to power a couple of servers and a network switch — is now available in a 2 rack unit configuration that weights about 50 pounds. A rack unit equals 1.75 inches in height.
The smaller, rackmountable devices find homes in telecom closets and other close quarters. UPS shrinkage has led to an expanded role in remote government operations, such as field offices where the demand is for relatively small, 2kVA UPS installations capable of providing 10 to 15 minutes of runtime. The task is to get an office through a brownout without risking data, Senesac said.
The ability to quickly upgrade systems is another benefit of the rack design, which features modular components. Customers can add hot-pluggable power modules to accommodate an increase in load demand. This scalability provides a pay-as-you-grow approach and keeps an organization from purchasing more UPS capacity than it actually needs, Senesac said. APC officials, he added, encounter such devices in the field that are oversized by a factor of 10.
Management software is another area of UPS innovation. The addition of predictive analysis is among the developments in this area. Those management systems incorporating predictive analysis can monitor the devices and alert IT managers about an impending failure.
Eaton Powerware's DataTrax Systems business unit offers Foreseer for predictive analysis. "Predictive analysis is where this industry needs to go," Ascolese said. "Most sites can't afford any downtime." The Air Force Space Command is among Foreseer's federal customers.
Some UPS vendors, meanwhile, are pushing into cooling systems. APC officials, for example, offer a cooling module for the InfraStruXure system. "Cooling is the biggest issue right now," said Senesac, who noted that customers struggle with heat dissipation in server racks.
Senesac said only 10 percent of the APC customers who buy rack systems also order cooling modules, but he expects demand to accelerate during the second half of the year.
As for other vendors, Liebert sells both cooling systems and UPS products. Eaton Powerware partners with computer manufacturers that offer cooling solutions, Ascolese added.
"The technology...certainly has come a long way in the last few years," said Scott Friedlander, group vice president of enterprise technology teams at GTSI. The arrival of new capabilities is not a moment too soon for organizations seeking to protect a growing array of computing, telecom and security devices.
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If you're attempting to avoid construction while journeying into the heart of the city, you'll now need to add Yonge St. and Richmond St. to your list of no-gos.
The list that already includes swaths of Queens Quay, Lake Shore Blvd., the Gardiner Expressway, Union Station, Front St., York St., and Lower Spadina Ave., because of 20 ongoing Toronto-East York construction projects.
The city of Toronto announced three new projects Monday, compounding existing congestion woes.
Utility repairs will see Yonge St. reduced by one lane for each direction from the Esplanade up to Bloor St., with the exception of rush hour. Those repairs start Wednesday and are scheduled to last four weeks.
A stretch of Richmond St. from Church St. through York St. dropped from four lanes to two Monday morning for water main work which is set to last until October. From Wednesday through Aug. 20 the stretch between York St. and Bay St. will be reduced to one lane only. A city official said the contractor will avoid starting work until after the morning rush.
In North York, York Mills Rd. between Lesmill and Scarsdale Rds. will drop from three lanes to two in each direction for bridge repair. The first part of the two-year project is scheduled to last 11 weeks and the second stage is set to start next April.
While many agree construction is a necessary evil, Ken Greenberg says more could be done to ensure drivers, bikers and pedestrians experience minimal disruption.
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The city already works to mesh together different departmental needs where possible so its only one construction project as opposed to several separate ones, but "it's a whole network," Greenberg said.
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A clip showing a man mixing these ingredients at home and inhaling the vapors made news in America last week. His aim? To get intoxicated without consuming the calories from alcohol because he has recently lost 25 kilograms.
The video is just the latest to document the trend known as 'smoking' alcohol. There's also a YouTube clip, uploaded earlier this year, showing another American pouring booze into a plastic bottle then using a bike pump to oxygenate the fluid so it gives off vapor. By the end of the seven-minute clip, he has 'smoked' eight drinks and is visibly drunk. The clip has had 2.4 million hits.
Professor Steve Allsop, director of Australia's National Drug Research Institute, says he's known of people 'smoking' alcohol for about five years, but not seen it close to home. "It eliminates the factors associated with low-risk drinking, like drinking with a meal or enjoying the flavour," he explains. "It's using alcohol purely for its intoxicating effects which puts people at higher risk."
This is because alcohol bypasses your stomach and small intestine when inhaled. Instead, it travels faster into the bloodstream via the lungs, which means people go from sober to very drunk, very quickly. This naturally increases the likelihood of violence and other misdemeanours caused by severe intoxication.
"When people drink alcohol normally, there's also a saturation point when they realise they've had enough," continues Allsop. "But when you inhale alcohol that function doesn't kick in, so the potential for overdose is far higher too."
Not only is the risk of alcohol poisoning increased, it becomes much more addictive this way, warns Kate Conigrave, an addiction medicine specialist from the University of Sydney.
"The most addictive substances - like cigarettes, cocaine and ice - all have one thing in common: the fast 'hit'. Alcohol is no exception; the faster the 'hit' the more addictive the drug," she says.
Conigrave is also quick to debunk the idea that 'smoking' alcohol is calorie-free. "Ethanol (the active ingredient of alcohol) contains calories itself and if it's making you drunk, it means you're absorbing them," she says. "You may be missing out on the mixers or sweeteners, but you're still consuming calories without any nutritional value other than energy."
In addition to people mixing these cocktails at home, there are also specially-made inhaling devices that do it for you. The Vaportini, a glass dome that allows users to breathe in vapors via a straw, went on sale in the US last December for NZ$41. Then there's the AWOL (which stands for Alcohol With Out Liquid). Promoted as the "ultimate party toy", this nebuliser-like device was banned by the NSW government back in 2004 after inventor Dominic Simler tried to introduce it.
Simler continues to argue his device is completely safe. In fact, he says it's better than drinking spirits because the AWOL takes 20 minutes to vaporise a 50ml shot of alcohol. "By the time you finish most of the alcohol has already left your bloodstream. Compare this to drinking shots: how many could you drink in 20 minutes?" Simler says the AWOL is designed to offer a mild high and not get you drunk; that it's to use in moderation.
Former NSW Gaming Minister Grant McBride disagreed and said of the ban back in 2004: "These kind of fad products pose serious threats to the community."
Even without machines like the AWOL, Conigrave says such trends are worrying. "It's scary what young people will do to get a high. God forbid they've already had something to drink or taken a sleeping pill. We already get a lot of unintentional alcohol overdoses in hospital and this could potentially put people's lives at risk."
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- Glen Taylor, Jeanie Buss and Mo Evans joined the talks, but that still makes it a "small meeting." Even if they were able to get a deal on the table, the owners, and players (plus, by extension, their agents) would have to approve even the framework before the i's could be dotted.
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Street art is a male-dominated scene. Not only is a culture of hooded men creating art at night, but it is also in the arguably masculine need to territorialise a given space.
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Los Angeles-based street artist Deedee Cheriel admits she still struggles with the machismo the medium demands. "Banksy did a popular piece for a show in LA of a dog pissing on a wall. The majority of street art is like that, it's like writing your name on the wall. It's very juvenile, it's very dry," she says.
Although a growing number of female artists such as Swoon, Princess Hijab and Bambi have become established in the street art world, Cheriel says it is still difficult to get noticed as a woman.
"It's a very male-dominated world and it is hard to get in on. I sometimes get jealous when there's another street art show with another ten guys exhibiting, but I think the nature of street art is very masculine."
Cheriel first started painting street art in 1997 while living in Chile after the fall of Pinochet. It was seeing a nation express their freedom from political oppression on public walls that first influenced her to become a street artist.
"Public art is more of a populist form and it has more of a political agenda," she says. "People get to see your work as you're making it. They come up and talk to you and show you their reactions. It's much more accessible to people who wouldn't necessarily go into a gallery."
Despite working in a politicised and typically male genre, Cheriel admits there is a femininity to her work, which draws strongly on nature and folklore with influences from punk and Hindu imagery.
In her first solo UK exhibition, which focusses more on her studio work on wood, Cheriel explores what she calls "the spiritual solution" - the sense that we are always looking for something external to fulfil ourselves.
"In western culture so many things reinforce the desire to want something outside of yourself, like a really posh car or a nice place to live. We're always thinking what is going to fix us and make us feel better," she says.
Cheriel's narrative work is populated by animal heads which she paints onto human bodies and engages in everyday activities like bedtime reading or sunbathing. Her most recurrent image, a roaring bear, is linked to her own experience of feeling trapped by material goods when she gave up smoking, she says.
"When I quit smoking I couldn't think straight enough to paint. So I kept painting this bear and it became very therapeutic, and I realised that much like the hungry bear I was totally fixated on wanting to have a cigarette."
She has also painted the bear's head onto the Hindu goddess of money, and puts her interest in Eastern art down to her father's Indian heritage. A recent visit to her family in India inspired her further after she witnessed how much time they spent cooking and talking to one another.
"I realised so much of my life was spent on a hamster wheel of working to make money to exist and it sort of takes away spending time with family."
Although Cheriel says she is not anti-capitalist, she does enjoy "pondering the other side". But I wonder how she finds selling her work on the commercial art scene? "It's tough, every time you make a body of work you have to question what you're really doing it for. You have to ask what you're doing, what you're making work about, who you are, and what you want to say."
If there is one thing that Cheriel is clear about however, it's her want to make art to inspire a future generation of women to do the same. "Just because women have a right to vote doesn't mean that women have an equal voice. I definitely think of myself as a feminist, I would like to inspire younger women to make art."
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LONDON Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho wants his players to show the world why theyre currently on top of the Premier League table when the Blues host West Ham United on Friday. Monday night's 2-0 victory at Stoke City ensured Chelsea would be in ...Japan Times, 6 hours ago EPL players deserve respect for Christmas show: Mourinho Daily Nation, 8 hours ago Put on Christmas show, Jose Mourinho tells Chelsea ZeeNews.com, 12 hours ago Chelsea face West Ham test Gulf Daily News, 13 hours ago
WATCH: Mourinho, Henry, Ferdinand & Terry help Gary Lineker with HILARIOUS best man speech
CHELSEA boss Jose Mourinho, Arsenal legend Thierry Henry and former Liverpool star Alan Hansen have joined a host of stars to help Gary Lineker with a best man speech. [embedded content] Rio Ferdinand, John Terry, Alan Shearer, Jamie Redknapp, Pele ...Scottish Daily Express, 1 day ago Mikel's playing to my style Mourinho Nigeria Daily Independent, 23 hours ago Mourinho hails Mikel Nigerian Tribune, 1 day ago Mourinho hails Mikel's commitment to Chelsea Daily Sun, 2 days ago
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Jose Mourinho Praises Player Commitment Over Holiday Period
Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho has praised his squad of players for their commitment to the hectic Premier League fixture schedule, according toMail Online. The Portuguese boss insists that players in England and the fans alike deserve credit for ...FTBpro, 7 hours ago Jose Mourinho Praises English Soccer Players' Holiday Schedules Austin American Statesman, 16 hours ago Mourinho hails footballers for festive shift Sunday World Ireland, 1 day ago
Why Manchester City have the edge over Chelsea in the Premier League title race
Jose Mourinho's side might be top of the pile but Pellegrini's men have the class, depth and nerve to pip them in the championship battle, says Mark Ogden Jose Mourinho's side might be top of the pile but Pellegrini's men have the class, depth and ...Irish Independent, 4 hours ago Mourinho on Manchester United links: 'No job would move me from Chelsea' SI.com, 1 week ago Nemanja Matic gives Chelsea victory on Jose Mourinho`s return to Lisbon Zee News, 2 months ago Pressure already on Man City, Jose Mourinho returns to Lisbon Zee News, 2 months ago
Sam Allardyce Looking Forward to Tough Premier League Tests In Festive Period
West Ham manager Sam Allardyce insists he is looking forward to pitting his wits against Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho in the Boxing Day clash between the teams. Allardyce praised Mourinho as the best manager in the world at the moment and ...FTBpro, 7 hours ago Boxing Day Clash: Bring On Chelsea, West Ham Coach Boasts PM News Nigeria, 1 day ago Carroll: Wily Allardyce can outfox Mourinho Irish Examiner, 1 day ago Andy Carroll says chess master Sam Allardyce can out move Jose Mourinho ahead of top four clash against Chelsea Capital Bay, 1 day ago
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Blues can't afford Leo
London: Jose Mourinho has again dismissed any suggestion Chelsea could sign Lionel Messi, saying that financial fair play rules mean the Blues cannot sign a super amazing player. An Argentine channel had claimed last month that Mourinho had approved ...Calcutta Telegraph, 19 hours ago Chelsea will find it IMPOSSIBLE to sign Lionel Messi - Jose Mourinho Scottish Daily Express, 1 day ago Chelsea can't buy Messi People Daily, 19 hours ago Mourinho: Chelsea can't buy Messi because of FFP Yahoo! Malaysia, 1 day ago
Jose Mourinho Says There Is Only One Reason Why Chelsea Can't Sign Lionel Messi
Chelsea manager Jose Mourinho has confirmed that his side have 'no chance' of signing Barcelona's Lionel Messi because of FFP regulations. The Blues and a number of Premier League clubs have been linked with a move for the ...FTBpro, 18 hours ago Chelsea Transfer News: Lionel Messi Rumours Addressed by Jose Mourinho Austin American Statesman, 1 day ago
2014 in sports quotes: Steven Gerrard's 'we go again'and Jose Mourinho on horses and sharks
Liverpool captain Steven Gerrard features after his infamous speech This does not f****** slip now. Listen, Listen. This is gone. We go to Norwich. Exactly the same. We go again,' Gerrard said during title bid Jose Mourinho has used horses and ...Capital Bay, 19 hours ago QUOTES OF THE YEAR: Mourinho blasts Wenger, Gerrard on his slip, Moyes' exit speech Scottish Daily Express, 17 hours ago Steven Gerrard slip cost Liverpool Premier League title last season: Jose Mourinho Zee News, 1 month ago Mourinho not overconfident The Telegraph, 1 month ago
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By John Cross Mourinho opens up on Chelsea's ambitions, Alex Ferguson, Messi and why he didn't take the England job. Jose Mourinho is top of the Premier League for Christmas and also in brilliant form as he looks back upon an incredible 2014. ...Mumbai Mirror, 18 hours ago
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Zoës Kitchen, one of the fastest growing franchises in the U.S., is planning to add a slew of new corporate-owned stores in 2013, according to a news report.
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Colorado's 2012-13 ski season kicks into full gear over the next several days as most of the state's ski and snowboard resorts open in time for the long Thanksgiving weekend.
The Winter Park and Wolf Creek ski areas are slated to open for the season today, and Vail and Eldora kick off their season on Friday, according to Colorado Ski Country USA and Vail Resorts' Snow.com.
After that, Beaver Creek, Crested Butte, Monarch Mountain and Steamboat have all set a Nov. 21 opening, with Aspen Mountain, Ski Cooper, Snowmass and Telluride following on Thanksgiving Day and Purgatory at Durango Mountain Resort set to open Nov. 23.
Several other resorts -- including Buttermilk and Aspen Highlights -- are planning December openings, according to CSCUSA and Broomfield-based Vail Resorts (NYSE: MTN).
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Pianist Van Cliburn, thrust into celebrity by Cold War concert
Van Cliburn is best remembered for winning a 1958 piano competition in Moscow that helped thaw the icy rivalry between the United States and the Soviet Union.
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Van Cliburn, the tall, gangly, curly-haired Texan who became the most famous classical pianist in American history during a single extraordinary week in 1958, died Thursday at home in Fort Worth, Texas. He was 78.
His death, from bone cancer, was announced by publicist and longtime friend Mary Lou Falcone.
In April 1958, Mr. Cliburn went to Moscow at the height of the Cold War and brought home the gold medal in the new Tchaikovsky International Piano Competition for his rendition of the composer's Concerto No. 1. The contest had been established to showcase the Russian superiority in culture, six months after the scientific triumph of launching Sputnik, the first space satellite.
Mr. Cliburn's performance prompted an eight-minute standing ovation. But such were the political tensions of the time, the judges of the competition checked with Soviet Premier Nikita Khrushchev before announcing their decision to give the prize to a non-Soviet musician.
"Is he the best?" Khrushchev is said to have replied. "Then give him the prize!"
Mr. Cliburn was mobbed in Moscow by admirers. Women reportedly wept and fainted at his concerts.
"Van looked and played like some kind of angel," the Russian pianist Andrei Gavrilov later recalled. "He didn't fit the evil image of capitalists that had been painted for us by the Soviet government."
Mr. Cliburn was equally positive about the people he met during his visit.
"I was just so involved with the sweet and friendly people who were so passionate about music," he later recalled. "They reminded me of Texans."
His achievement was reported on the front pages of newspapers throughout the world. He returned home to a New York ticker-tape parade and the sort of shrieking, unfettered adulation that a few years later would be transmuted into Beatlemania. In May 1958, Time magazine put him on its cover with a banner that read "The Texan Who Conquered Russia."
Fans ripped off the door of his limousine during a visit to Philadelphia. RCA Victor signed him to an exclusive contract, and his first recording — the Tchaikovsky Piano Concerto No. 1, of course — quickly became the best-selling classical record in history, a position it would retain for most of a decade.
By the time he was 24, he was the subject of a biography, "The Van Cliburn Legend." Few young musicians have ever faced so many expectations.
Such sudden celebrity was heady stuff for a shy, soft-spoken man who not long before had spent most of his time playing scales in a practice room at New York's Juilliard School. Not surprisingly, Mr. Cliburn seems to have found the expectations impossible to live up to. Within five years, his playing had begun a marked deterioration.
"From the mid-1960s, it seemed he could not cope with the loss of freshness," Michael Steinberg wrote in the New Grove Dictionary of Music and Musicians. "His repertory was restricted; his playing, always guided primarily by intuition, took on affectations and the sound itself became harsher."
By 1978, he had withdrawn from the concert stage. He moved to Fort Worth, where he bought a mansion and became increasingly prominent in the city's social life. In 1989, he came out of retirement to play his signature piece at the Mann Center in Philadelphia, to respectful reviews.
After that, he made sporadic public appearances, almost always playing the Tchaikovsky, and usually on occasions when the principal interest was extra-musical — at the White House, say, or in a benefit for the Humane Society at the Kennedy Center.
"I do play concerts from time to time," he told The New York Times in 2008. "I work at home quietly, go to the opera, hear concerts, see friends. I like making up now for what I was not able to have then."
In later life, whenever he deigned to play, he sounded very much like what he was: a supremely gifted pianist who had not taken the pursuit especially seriously in decades.
At the Kennedy Center in 2004, he hit all sorts of wrong notes; he lost his place completely in Brahms's Rhapsody in B minor and scurried around furtively until he found the right musical exit.
Much of his attention in later life was devoted to an American competition, modeled on the Tchaikovsky International, that bore Mr. Cliburn's name and drew pianists from around the world to Fort Worth every four years. It remains the wealthiest, if not always the most esteemed, piano competition in the United States.
In the mid-1990s, Mr. Cliburn was briefly in the news after his former domestic partner Thomas Zaremba, a mortician who was also responsible for the pianist's makeup, sued him for "palimony," claiming he had managed Mr. Cliburn's business affairs, paid bills and generally run the household from 1964 to 1994.
Mr. Cliburn's attorneys countered that Zaremba was owed no community property because Texas law recognized no spousal relationships other than heterosexual unions. In 1997, the case was thrown out. Survivors, according to the announcement from Falcone, include his longtime friend Thomas Smith.
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As the White House mounted an orchestrated campaign yesterday to contain the sex scandal enveloping the President, Cabinet members and Congressional Democrats privately expressed worries that President Clinton may be unable to recover.
Despite a scandal that promises to make President Clinton's State of the Union message the tensest since Richard Nixon's 1974 address during Watergate, the President pushed on yesterday. His legal and political advisers have organized to fight criminal, civil, and political threats that imperil his Presidency.
Today, we'll have an extended conversation with three prominent feminists about what we know so far, what it means for Clinton, and for the country as a whole. Joining us now are Katha Pollitt, columnist for Nation magazine, Linda Hirshman, professor of Philosophy and Womens Studies at Brandeis University, and Catherine MacKinnon, professor of law at the Universities of Michigan and Chicago who pioneered the legal claim for sexual harassment.
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Javaid R. Khwaja Analyzes Technology and Economy in New Book
As a business consultant and professor, Dr. Javaid R. Khwaja watches the economy with a keen eye. His new book, "Toward a General Theory of Exchange: Strategic Decisions and Complexity" (published by iUniverse), explains the current economic situation and how technology has influenced its evolution since the advent of the Internet.
"This work presents the economic science in a refreshing manner, and places it in a modern context, tracing out the ramifications of the impact of such a paradigm shift," says Khwaja.
At 584 pages, the book is packed full of useful information and thorough explanations of the current economic environment. Khwaja discusses how technology, specifically the Internet, has affected the social exchanges and trends in the market.
An excerpt from "Toward a General Theory of Exchange: Strategic Decisions and Complexity":
"The distinction between human and nonhuman, as well as, the actor and actant ...... strikes at the very heart of binary detachments of culture and nature, local and global, and the like. It visualizes a more organic world where traffic between links and associations, leads to a general development of networks, essentially through heterogeneous engineering."
Khwaja hopes readers will garner a "new view of economy, emergent with all the attendant complexity of an Internet age, network exchange, instead of market exchange as the most ubiquitous phenomenon, in most refreshing manner."
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