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Family Dermatology, formerly South Lincoln Dermatology Clinic, is pleased to welcome Christina Meyer, PA-C, to their group of dermatologic care providers.
Christina began her medical career at the University of Nebraska at Kearney. Her senior year, she was accepted for early admission into the Physician Assistant Program at South University in Savannah, Georgia. In 2008, she graduated with a bachelor of science in Physician Assistant studies.
Christina is board certified by the National Commission on Certification of Physician Assistants and holds a Nebraska state medical license. She also is a member of the American Academy of Physician Assistants. Christina joins Dr. Rodney Basler and PAs Chad Hillyer and Jill Rine at Family Dermatology where she has been employed since early summer.
Although the name has changed, Dr. Rodney Basler and his staff from South Lincoln Dermatology Clinic continue to provide the highest quality of advanced dermatologic care the community has experienced for over 30 years.
For more information about Family Dermatology of Lincoln, please call (402) 421-3335 or visit http://www.myfamilyderm.com/clinics/lincoln.html.
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Woo-Hoo! Two blog posts in one day! I would normally wait 'til tomorrow to post my wedding from last weekend, but I was dying to play with some of my images from Kelly & Huy's wedding! They were a ton of fun to work with and very easy-going. I started my coverage with Kelly getting ready -
I love these shots of Kelly -
Then it was off to shoot a couple of quick portraits of the bride and groom, before their ceremony -
Then it was time for the ceremony. Huy and Kelly wanted a very dark and moody candlelight ceremony and it was important to them that I really captured the mood of the moment. I shot some images with flash, just to be safe, but I also shot some available light images. For those photo/camera geeks out there, these were shot at ISO 3200, f/1.2 at a 15th of a second. (seriously.)
A little bit of flash and a darling moment between Huy and Kelly -
After the ceremony, we headed down to the beach for some epic weather (clouds and some crazy wind) and a couple more shots -
Kelly and Huy were actually having another Vietnamese wedding the next day, so they decided to keep a lot of their reception traditions for that day, but I did get to shoot their cake cutting!
To Kelly and Huy: Thanks for the fun and the challenge! I had a blast!
Woo-Hoo! Two blog posts in one day! I would normally wait 'til tomorrow to post my wedding from last weekend, but I was dying to play with some of my images from Kelly & Huy's wedding! They were a ton of fun to work with and very easy-going. I started my coverage with Kelly getting ready -
rockin images…beach shots are incredibly gorgeous…loving the revenge…thanks for before and after…cant wait to play with grandmas tap shoes…:)
Oh, I love your work! These are fantastic!
holy cow, your flash on the ceremony images is so natural! i don't know how you do it, but you're amazing…by the way, i just bought the revenge this afternoon and i'm loving the new actions. thanks to you and doug for doing so much for all the photographers out there…
Holy smokes! These are great….i LOVE the 4th one up from the bottom. Killer!
Loved these photos! The clouds were amaaaazing. Reading your blog always gives me inspiration! Can't wait to download the revenge.
Chenin, these are absolutely stunning…I can't even attempt to pick a favorite!
Wow! Beautiful work! You are a true artist. /erika
Hi Chenin! Hope you are doing well! The photos are so whimsical! KLG
Oooh! So stunning! I just LOVE the ones with the veil blowing towards the camera and all of the amazing clouds!
INCREDIBLE work! absolutely stunning. we just got the new actions and can't wait to start experimenting!
These are amazing Chenin! I've been a silent blog stalker…but can be silent no more. Amazing!!!!!
I am also a silent blog stalker. I had to comment on these photos though, they are amazing. I have no idea how you made the flash pictures so natural looking. Awesome.
Wow, love, love, LOVE, the beach shots. Gorgeous!
I love love LOVEEE your blog!! Your photos are so amazing!!! I used to do weddings too so I know that wonderful feeling of being able to share that day with a couple and their family and friends. I especially love the yellowed one in this series. Keep up the beautiful work!!
Last Saturday, I made the drive to Temecula to shoot Sandra and David's wedding at a cute little winery. Wineries are some of my favorite places to shoot – there's just something so romantic about a couple walking through vineyards… Here are a couple of my favorites from Sandra and David's lovely wedding!
David was so excited to walk down the aisle! -
The lovely couple -
and the gorgeous bride-
My favorite portrait of the day -
A view of the barrel room, where they held their reception -
The Best Man's toast -
And the first dance -
To Sandra and David: Have an amazing time in Bora Bora!
Love the images Chenin! And the new actions!
Beautiful shots! love the PS done on the ones in the vineyards. Love the shot in the vineyard with the parasol.
great photos! temecula during this time of the year is absolutely beautiful!
All the images are breathtaking. I love the location of the wedding! Fantastic work!
So magical! I love the detail shots.
Hey Chenin,
What a nice vintage/classic looking wedding. I love it. The bride is absolutely stunning. I luv the umbrella….everything is so romantic. Thanks so much for sharing. What a great way to start my morning
Love love love these. What a picturesque wedding! The photos you captured are truly breathtaking and inspiring
Stunningly beautiful. Your work is so inspirational. I love every one of them… but the vineyard shots I love a little more than the rest. Classy style and classy wedding. //enoch
(*To my photo-geeks readers: All images in this post were processed using Totally Rad Actions Two – stay tunes for an announcement on their release date*)
Last Saturday, I had the absolute pleasure of shooting Maria and Michael's wedding. This couple is not only gorgeous, but so genuine and incredibly nice. It was a dream day, planned by the amazing Kary H. of Kary H Events. I started at the Newport Beach Marriot Hotel and Spa, where Maria and Michael got ready (in the same room, which I think is madly romantic!) Here are a couple of little details -
Maria getting ready -
And the beautiful bride -
The handsome groom -
Then we headed for the church, where Maria and Michael exchanged vows -
Maria's dad was a really special guy and was having a really hard time giving his youngest daughter away -
The little ring-bearer during the ceremony -
Love this passionate kiss….
A couple of nice moments -
Some more portraits of the happy couple -
I found this little space between two buildings that had amazing light -
And a couple of shots in the church -
The reception was at Maria's parents beautiful home in San Juan Capistrano. Kary did a fantastic job mixing Maria's love for modern, clean and natural -
A couple shots of Maria and Michael making their grand entrance -
A nice little toast from Maria's sister -
And one last kiss -
To Maria and Michael – Thanks for an amazing day!
im diggin the faded b&w and the action used on the two of them sitting on the steps. super cool, can't wait!
These look awesome! Can't wait for TRA2!
I'm pumped for TRA2! Have you guys ever thought about creating Lightroom Presets too?
beautiful, beautiful, beautiful. lovin' the details shots…
TRA2 looks incredible. Any discount for people who just purchased TRA 1?
Amazing details! Such an inspiration!
Thank you, Chenin for these fantastic images…you, once again, captured the day exactly as it was. xoxo!
ohhing.. ahhing and waiting….. looooooooooooooove that last one. uh.
OH MY WORD! I can't wait!!! The images and the actions are stunning. Will there be a special for those who already have TRA1?
Can't wait to use the new actions! I'm loving how your images came out!
Lack of words, absolutely gorgeous!!!
A-FREAKIN-MAZING (as always!) I love the stuff you put out!
Great Job!
Really nice pictures. I like them.
Great shot!
Why you gotta tease us Chenin:) I'm loving the photos, the BW photos are looking sweet! I can't wait for the actions, need any Beta Testers?
Gorgeous shots! Can't wait to hear more about the new action set!
Beautiful images, as always…and I can't WAIT to get my hands on those actions! How much longer, Papa Smurf?
OH MY!!! Chenin, these are utterly wonderful! I'm totally diggin' the cross-hatchy/liney action. It's just yummy.
so rad. please tell me you guys created a tilt-shift action…
wow!!! Michael and I are dying to see the rest!!! THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU!!!
OMG… these photos are awesome! You've got skillz girl!
Beautiful detail shots!
You are crazy good! I love every shot…as always!
you have no idea how inspiring you are for us … just incredible work.
What a beautiful wedding, you are amazingly talented! I just posted about the details on my blog, if you want to check it out!

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Are you wondering where you could bring the kids that will blow them away? Arizona vacations and a trip to the Grand Canyon are sure to do the trick. Arizona is an outdoor amusement park where swimming, boating, and biking is just the beginning of the fun. Shake things up this year and discover a different kind of family vacation in Arizona!
This Arizona travel guide will expose you not only to the wonders of the Grand Canyon and adventurous activities, but also the culture, heritage, dining, and art that lures travelers to this part of the Wild West. If you're looking for the ultimate way to experience Arizona, let VacationRentals.com prove that a trip to the Grand Canyon doesn't have to break the bank.
What to Do in Arizona
The Grand Canyon
The most famous landmark in the state of Arizona is the Grand Canyon. Arizona vacations wouldn't be complete without gazing across and down into the vast canyon. The Grand Canyon has earned a world-wide reputation—the steep walls stretch for a magnificent 277 miles. Seeing the canyon is an experience your family will always remember.
When visiting this natural wonder you can enter Grand Canyon National Park from the main entrance on the South Rim or the North Rim. Top attractions within the park include Havasupai Falls on the western edge and the town of Supai. The most popular destination at the canyon is the South Rim, where the park headquarters and Grand Canyon village are located. Restaurants, a general store, and an ATM are all located there. If you're looking to enjoy a quieter side of the canyon, head for the North Rim.
Entire Arizona vacations could be spent at the Grand Canyon. A variety of Grand Canyon tours include helicopters, on foot, or on the back of a mule. Hikes range from easy trails of an hour or two to longer endeavors. To see the canyon from a different perspective, sign up for a rafting tour along the Colorado River. Whether you arrive for adventure or the great views, the Grand Canyon leaves an indelible impression on every single visitor.
The Great Outdoors
Any good Arizona travel guide will reveal that there is much more to the state than the Grand Canyon. While this landmark should never be skipped, there are also other beautiful views and landscapes in Arizona. Adventure sports are one way to enjoy the great outdoors, including rock climbing, water skiing, or even sky diving.
Arizona also provides the opportunity to finally teach your kids how to fish. Breathe the fresh air during a horseback ride or while bicycling along a mountain path. Another highlight of Arizona vacations is exploring caves and caverns. Arizona's rock formations have created some of the most impressive caves in the world. The most famous example is Kartchner Caverns State Park, home of the world's largest stalactite formation. Other popular caves include Colossal Cave near Tucson and Grand Canyon Caverns on famous Route 66.
Other ways to enjoy the scenery include a hot air balloon ride, kayaking on one of the many lakes (Lake Powell and Lake Havasu are both popular choices), or taking a dip in one of the many hot springs (such as in the Black Canyon). No matter how you choose to take in the panoramic views, Arizona will leave you charmed.
Grown-up Fun
When the sun goes down, put the kids to sleep and indulge in some of the pleasures Arizona vacations have in store for adults. Get pampered at one of Arizona's award-winning spas or try your luck at the casino. Arizona's reputation for fine-dining has developed in recent years, leaving you with many options for a romantic night out.
Don't let the fun stop after dinner; Arizona is home to a variety of wine bars, dance clubs, live music venues, and comedy clubs. From Phoenix to Tucson, nightlife is thriving in Arizona. If you're in Scottsdale, try a local favorite called Living Room, which is known for serving up a delicious cocktail.
If you're taking a vacation away from the kids, there is a variety of arts and culture for adults to enjoy as well. From the symphony to the opera and ancient ruins to modern galleries, Arizona is full of sophistication. Combine adventure with some of the finer pleasures in life during Arizona vacations.
For the Whole Family
Your kids are guaranteed to love the Grand Canyon and all of the adventure activities, but what if you have a rainy day? Any good Arizona travel guide can point you in the direction of a variety of activities to keep your kids happy and occupied whether it is raining or a hot summer day.
The Arizona Science Museum, Pima Air and Space Museum, and the Hall of Flame Fire Museum are all fun for kids. Across the state, zoos and wildlife parks will bring kids up close and personal with some interesting creatures. Exploring dude ranches, mines, and railroads is something the whole family can enjoy together. If the heat makes you want to cool off, head for a water park and have some family fun splashing around.
Treat your family to something extra special during Arizona vacations: tickets to a major sports game. Phoenix is home to a variety of professional sports including baseball, basketball, hockey, and football. Golf championships and NASCAR are available as well. Whatever your favorite sport is, there is a game in Arizona that will add some excitement to your vacation!
What to See in Arizona
Arizona vacations wouldn't be complete without visiting some famous landmarks. Monument Valley is a sandy preserve where columns of rich red sand protrude 1000 feet straight into the air. The layers and sheer height of these columns is an unforgettable sight in the middle of the desert.
No Arizona travel guide would be complete without recommending a trip to the "four corners" where you can see four states intersecting at one point. Arizona, New Mexico, Colorado, and Utah intersect at this popular landmark. Other popular attractions include the Petrified Forest National Park (with its 200 million year old fossils) and the Painted Desert.
After the Grand Canyon, one of the most famous landmarks in Arizona is the Hoover Dam. Located in the Black Canyon, the Hoover Dam is not only a historical monument but also boasts incredible views. Whether you simply drive over the dam or stop for a look, the dam is worth a visit. The immense size makes a great backdrop for a family photograph!
Where to Shop and Eat in Arizona
Dine in Style
Whether you want to sample Native American specialties or sit down for a five-course meal from one of the hottest new chefs in the country, Arizona vacations deliver. Taste Mexican specialties in Tucson, dine outdoors at casual cafés in Phoenix, and sample fine dining in Scottsdale. Arizona vacations will be full of exciting flavors!
If you're in Tucson, Café Poca Cosa and Casa Molina are both Mexican favorites. Local choices in Phoenix include an Italian restaurant called Aiello's, a Mexican-French fusion restaurant called Barrio Café, and a fire station that's been transformed into a wine bar called Bomberos. In Scottsdale, Bourbon Steak House, Café Bink, and Petite Maison have all recently gained praise from food critics.
Bring Home Something Special
Arizona is full of different types of shopping venues. There are almost too many to list in one Arizona travel guide; visitors will love the outdoor malls, boutiques, antique shops, art galleries, trading posts, and outlet stores that are spread across the state.
From the name-brands of Fiesta Mall to the Native American crafts at the Ten Thousand Villages store in Phoenix, shoppers will find anything they have in mind. Scottsdale is known for high fashion and Borgata on Scottsdale Road is home to some of the city's best. If you're looking for discount shopping, head for the Outlets at Anthem.
When to Visit Arizona
Arizona is known for its dry heat. During the fall, spring, and winter, this fact attracts many tourists to see the state's major landmarks and cities. While summer can be a popular time for Arizona vacations, travelers will want to strongly consider heat as a factor. In areas of southern Arizona, such as Phoenix, temperatures in summer can reach the triple digits and at times make it difficult to enjoy the variety of adventurous activities and landscapes the state provides.
The Grand Canyon is also swamped with visitors during the summer. If you envision yourself seeing the canyon for the first time without the crowds, plan a trip during the shoulder season of spring or fall. During these months the weather is still very pleasant, and the crowds have gone home. It is possible to visit the Grand Canyon in the winter as well, although more remote parts may be closed due to weather conditions and seasonal operating hours.
What to Bring to Arizona
No matter what time of year you plan Arizona vacations, you will need sunscreen. To keep your family happy and healthy, avoid sunburn by wearing hats and reapplying sunscreen frequently. A good pair of hiking boots is essential for exploring the Grand Canyon or Arizona's caves. If you plan on doing some hiking, remember a good map, a compass, and plenty of water. Some travelers will arrive to Arizona by car, and bringing a bike along could be a fun addition to the trip. Don't forget a good map or a GPS system to help you navigate the large state. The dramatic landscapes of Arizona will make you want a camera, so use your trip as an excuse to buy the latest digital camera!
Local Services in Arizona
Most of the landmarks in Arizona you will be visiting will have excellent local services. Restaurants, general stores, ATMs, restrooms, and refreshments are all widely available at the Grand Canyon and beyond. However, beware that visitors centers can sometimes be great distances apart, and some services may shut in the winter. In the cities, travelers won't have this issue at all. The bustling cities of Phoenix, Tucson, and Scottsdale will all have everything you could need around the clock. From post offices to pharmacies, local services in Arizona will suit all your needs.
What to Know About Arizona
Many visitors don't adjust their behavior for the hot temperatures of Arizona. Remember to drink plenty of water and give your body a chance to cool down by taking a break from adventure activities and relaxing in the shade.
Arizona is a big state, and any good Arizona travel guide will suggest you don't try and see it all in one trip. Focus your itinerary and allow yourself time to enjoy the landmarks you reach, without having to immediately get back in the car and continue driving. A rental car will be beneficial to your trip, and maximize your time in Arizona with a GPS.
The Grand Canyon is one of the most popular sites in the entire country. If you must visit in the summer, avoid visiting on weekends when crowds are at their worst. And remember, if you want to get away from the crowds, head for the North Rim where you can enjoy the canyon in solitude.
Getting to Arizona
The main international airport in Arizona is in the capital city of Phoenix. Nonstop service to over 100 cities in the US and beyond is provided from this airport. Tucson International Airport has direct service to 15 cities. Most visitors to Arizona fly to Phoenix and rent a car. It is also possible to travel to Arizona with Greyhound or Amtrak.
Why Arizona Vacation Rentals?
After an exhilarating day of exploring the Grand Canyon, what sounds more appealing: returning to a small, crowded hotel room or a spacious vacation rental? Any good Arizona travel guide will advise you to skip overpriced hotels in favor of vacation homes. Plan a family reunion at the Grand Canyon, and you can all stay together and still have plenty of room. Or you can plan girls-only vacation and you and your friends can spend nights drinking a glass of wine in your own living room. Arizona is full of opportunities for your own "home away from home" that will help make the most of a trip to the Wild West!
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Hatha Yoga
An eclectic, dynamic and invigorating class that incorporates breathing, meditation, alignment and flowing movement, thoughtfully sequenced to build heat, balance and concentration. This class is designed to energize, strengthen and create resiliency in the body.
Combines energy work, restorative yoga and guided visualization to relax the body, calm the mind, and lift the spirit, a powerful way to overcome the stress and challenges of daily life. Students often enjoy health benefits such as lower stress levels, healthier heart rates, lower blood pressure, greater energy levels, shorter recovery time from injuries or illness, and a deeper sense of peace and well-being.
Gentle Yoga
Set the tone for your day with this gentle, life balancing practice. The class aims to strengthen, balance and rejuvenate the body through gentle and restorative movement. By creating balance in the body the mind will learn to follow. Through the practice of mindful movement we can incorporate mindfulness into everyday living and learn to experience more joy and connectedness to others along with less frustration and anxiety. This class comprises a combination of postures coordinated with the breath, simple breathing techniques and a short guided meditation. The class is for all all levels of experience and flexibility.
This class is a gentle and therapeutic approach to Yoga asana targeting common problem areas to reduce pain and increase mobility in the body. Class will include the fundamentals of basic postures, simple movement sequences, breathing and some restorative practice. Appropriate for beginners and students with back problems, injuries, illness, fatigue or chronic pain.
This class utilizes isometric, resistive stretching, restorative yoga techniques as well as targeted muscle activation and contraction to help the body achieve deep muscle lengthening and joint stabilization in a safe manner. Attention is paid to working around common injuries and sensitivities such as neck, back, shoulder, hip and knee pain so that participants can enjoy yoga safely. Participants of all levels and abilities may find this class beneficial. If you enjoy gentle, restorative or yin yoga you will love this class. Please note that this class should not replace proper medical intervention or treatment. Please consult your physician to determine whether this exercise regimen is appropriate for you.
Ashtanga Flow
It doesn't matter if you even know what Ashtanga is, what you should know about this class is that it will be a lot of fun but at the same time keep you on your toes. This class is inspired by the beautiful Ashtanga sequence but with the freedom to explore and surprise you. The poses are sequenced together through a meditative Vinyasa flow that will take you from one part of the body to the next until the whole body has been awakened and relaxed. This class combines the traditions of Ashtanga with influences from various other styles of Yoga.
Candlelight Vinyasa
Experience a yoga flow class like you've never before. Lit by candlelight, it flows like Vinyasa, energies like power and soothes your soul like Restorative. This beautiful class gives you the ability to really look inward as you move from pose to pose in soft lighting. Through this process, you'll find the mental clarity and focus to achieve more than you ever imagined! It's an all levels class that will let beginners build an accessible flow practice while providing experienced yoga practitioners with a chance to play their edge and challenge themselves. It will tone your body, mind and spirit, and you'll leave glistening in more ways than one.
This is a gentle flow practice integrating traditional sun salutations with strengthening warrior postures. Because kinesthetic memory builds only through consistency of practice, repetition of movement is used to deeply open into the undernourished pockets of tension within the body and cultivate a sense of ease and stability. An excellent introduction to the profound benefits of breath linked movement. The flow sequence is always sealed by long held restorative asana.
Power Flow
Start your day right with some sweaty, detoxifying deliciousness! This is a dynamic class geared to strengthen muscles and increase flexibility. Expect to be challenged and exhilarated all while smiling from all the excitement. No need to be intimidated just be prepared to get in touch with your inner power. Sweat out all the toxicity from the body-mind, walking out feeling stronger and centered.
The word Vinyasa means "breath-synchronized movement". This class offers intelligently sequenced, balanced classes that are challenging yet available to all levels of practitioners. This class invites mindfulness in standing poses, playfulness in balancing poses, compassion in backbends and adventure with inversions. The smooth and continuous flow deepens breathing, increases endurance, tests your balance and builds flexibility. Sequencing is often built around sun salutations. Note: Room is heated to approx. 75-80 degrees.
In this delightful and relaxing class, the hammock is hung only one foot from the floor enabling a gentler form of flowing movement that energizes the body, sooth tired muscles and releases tight areas. This soulful practice is a great way to awaken and rejuvenate your body, mind and spirit.
Aerial Yoga
Aerial Yoga uses a soft fabric hammock hat supports up to a 1000 pound to suspend practitioners while they do Yoga poses. The Yoga hammock is hung close to the floor so that students can use the prop to either partially or fully support the weight of the body. It is designed to help the student better understand traditional Yoga postures and to help students achieve advanced traditional Yoga postures. Unnata style of Aerial Yoga has a strong emphasis on yoga based asanas, pranayama and meditation.
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We are a part of the school of computational science and engineering within Georgia Tech's College of Computing. Our physical location is Klaus 1305/1308 (266 Ferst Drive, Atlanta GA 30332-0765). A related CSE lab that is also focused on machine learning is the FAST lab. The FODAVA project carries out related research (click here for a list of relevant blog posts). The ML@GT website contains more information on machine learning faculty and seminars in Georgia Tech.


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In good company
We were fortunate enough to spend this past Sunday in some pretty good company — it was a pleasure rolling with these guys :)
Not particularly great or creative images (reeled off in between highway and backroad blasts), but hope you enjoy them all the same.
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I saw that.
Always fun times to be had with fellow enthusiast.
love the turbines on that M5!
turbine wheels suit the E28 well.
There is such a beautiful M Roadster far in the back. I would love to see it from close!


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Strange Origins of Wisconsin Place Names
Cuba City, for example, was originally named Yuba -- from "You b'damned" -- after a dispute between two early settlers who platted it out differently. This was later changed to Cuba for the sake of politeness, which evolved into Cuba City.
Unfortunately, I did not find the origins of Wisconsin village named for one of my own ancestors. Legend has it that there was a dispute raging in the small village. Johann Marx, my great-great-grandfather, supposedly eased tensions by setting up a keg of beer in the center of town. The village, thereafter, became known as Marxville. Only in Wisconsin.


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Curious foodies line up for first taste of chef Mario Batali's Eataly
Foodies flocked to Eataly to be among the first to glimpse — and taste — celebrity chef Mario Batali's all-things-Italian culinary experience, which opened Monday in the Near North neighborhood.
Noel Norris said two simple things lured her to wait 90 minutes in a line that stretched more than a block: gelato and wine.
"Today's my birthday," said Norris, 33, of the South Shore neighborhood.
Joe and Paula Greco, who live in an Italian enclave along Harlem Avenue, where they own a bakery, wanted to see how the food stacked up to their idea of authentic Italian cuisine. "And I want to see if Mario Batali really speaks Italian," Paula joked.
Batali and his celebrity chef partner, Lidia Bastianich, were said to be roaming the two-story space that boasts eight restaurants and grocery sections, but locating them was a "Where's Waldo" experience in the nearly 65,000-square-foot facility at 43 E. Ohio.
"I just want to see if he's wearing his orange Crocs," said Jerry Altshuma, referring to the signature footwear Batali sported on his hit ABC show, "The Chew."
Catering to the masses were an array of attendants able to explain the dizzying displays of cured meats, cheeses, olive oils and pastas.
Monday's grand opening follows a wave of hype about the store, which takes Italian food to previously uncharted territory by housing so many choices under one roof.
There is one other Eataly in North America, and it's in New York City. Other locations are in Japan and Italy.
"Most Chicagoans have gotten the concept right away. It took New York a little longer," said Adam Saper, a managing partner of the Chicago Eataly. At least 5,000 people had come through the doors in the first few hours of business. Many of them were treated to hot chocolate as they waited in line, Saper said.
"For a foodie, this will be a destination — and not one you cross off your list in one visit, but one that keeps you coming back," said Alex Ablamumets, 28, of Wicker Park.
Lisa Ryding, 57, was steered by her sweet tooth. "I kind of got stuck by the chocolates. It's like the worst thing I could possibly do, but what the hell. And now I'm going to the wine section," she said.
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Apple Patent Invalidated by U.S. Patent Office
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- The U.S. Patent and Trademark Office has announced a decision that may ultimately deal a huge blow to Apple (AAPL) and could turn out to be redemption and a big win for Samsung.
As reported by Foss Patents, the USPTO has tentatively invalidated Apple's "rubber-banding" patent, the one which was a major factor in the California jury's decision to award $1.5 billion in damages to Apple. Rubber-banding is a screen scrolling effect that shows users that they've navigated to the end of a screen. It's also known as overscroll bounce.
The patent in question, number 7,469,381, and especially claim 19 has been deemed invalid in two ways -- either of which could be enough to overturn the August 24 verdict and judgment award.
Claim 19 was rejected for what was termed a "lack of novelty." That means Apple would have to get the patent office or appeals court to rule its version of rubber-banding was new despite documents which prove an earlier existence and that their invention is sufficient to justify their patent.According to Foss, while the USPTO's non-final decision is not binding, there is a possibility that Judge Koh will be persuaded by this to grant Samsung's overrule-the-jury motion to the extent it relates to that specific patent. Samsung has reportedly sent a copy of the USPTO's ruling to the judge for consideration. Samsung has already provided a workaround for this specific patent claim but might add back the rubber-banding feature in the United States if the patent is ultimately invalidated. If the patent invalidation becomes permanent, the move could effect the outcome of similar Apple suits against HTC and Motorola Mobility, a division of Google (GOOG) worldwide. --Written by Gary Krakow in New York. >To submit a news tip, send an email to: email@example.com.
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Parachuting in from the SJ Alpha 'copter, #TEAMJUMP members Urian Brown and Misaki Kido (@onnabancho_J) descended upon WonderCon 2012 to take cosplay photos, party with SJ Alpha Members and rock the SJ FAN MEET-UP! Here's what happened!
WonderCon is a yearly comic book convention usually held in San Francisco. It's kind of like Comic-Con lite. This year it was in a very rainy Anaheim, but that didn't stop happy fans from all the kingdoms of nerdery from massing. While American comics are definitely the main draw, there are plenty o' manga and anime enthusiasts.
There was a lot going on at the SJ Alpha booth. Fans got a variety of swag like Blue Exorcist lanyards and the highly sought after (sometimes maniacally so) Viz Media bags. Also, fans could take a survey on the floor to win an iPad 2, learn about the Show Your SJ Love Contest and sign up to be a SJ Alpha Member! Beyond the regular rewards for doing so (four Yu-Gi-Oh! cards, exclusive content, digital gifts such as digital manga and the annual yearbook), they snagged some phat loot, like messenger bags!
In celebration of having sold 10 million Naruto games worldwide, Namco Bandai was giving out free food to fans every day of the con. They had a Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations themed truck filled with delicious beef bowls. Let's just say, it was a lot tastier than the con food.
And Masashi Kishimoto himself drew a special poster commerating 10 million Naruto games being sold! It even came with a message directly from him!
"Ten million Naruto games sold! I was extremely surprised to hear this number! This is really a testament to the love that you all have shown for Naruto. It's also a testament to the love with which the game developers have spent all of these years making Naruto games. I am positive that without everyone's love, we could not have accomplished this spectacular goal! I want to show my appreciation for all of the "Naruto love" out there! Thank you!" — Masashi Kishimoto
The SJ FAN MEET-UP was a success as SJ fans and friends hung out and got some chill time with the editors. Everybody who showed up walked out with something, and some people scored big in the trivia contest. The live fan art jam was fun! The art really blew me away. The entries ranged from fun and silly to downright hilarious. We'll post 'em up on Thursday! In any case, it was a lot of fun and if you're going to Sakura-Con, please come to our meet-up on Saturday, April 7! 4:00 pm – 5:00 pm Room 615–617
Of course, the best part of conventions is hanging out with our loyal fans! We had a great lunch with Hector Hernandez (@ZEROINTELIGENCE) a honorary #TEAMJUMP member and the follower of @shonenjump Twitter. We made him buy us lunch, and then we beat him up for fun. He loved it! While we can't hang out with everyone, we try to make an effort for fans that back us up on the forums and school foo's on the twitter feed.
We rocked it to the very last hour of the con as lead hype man Urian Brown emceed the Naruto Shippuden: Ultimate Ninja Storm Generations panel! CyberConnect2 hokage, Hiroshi Matsuyama, wowed the crowd by showing up in full Naruto Sage Mode costume. Con goers got to enter a tournament and the finalists duked it in front of the crowd. Then the winner was challenged by Matsuyama himself! He was nice enough to let Matsuyama pull off his Ultimate Jutsu, before totally destroying him. According to the winner, Granny Chiyo is the secret to success!
And that is WonderCon in a nutshell! But we're not done yet! Tomorrow we'll put up the fan art, and Friday get ready for a whole lot (and we mean a lot) of incredible cosplay!
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Congratulations to head librarian of the Folger Shakespeare Library Stephen Enniss '82, who has been appointed as the new director of the internationally renowned Harry Ransom Center, a humanities research library and museum at The University of Texas at Austin.
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Folks on Spokes is at the forefront of cyclist advocacy, working with various government agencies to insure that the needs of cyclists are considered when road improvements, trail construction and laws regarding cyclists are reviewed. The club has had much success in influencing area governmental bodies to remember cyclists.
Folks on Spokes provides members with opportunities to ride with cyclists of similar riding abilities on a variety of weekly routes from 15 to 100 miles in length. Rides are scheduled on weekdays as well as every weekend. There is something for everyone.
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The Crew's 4-1 thrashing of the LA Galaxy was certainly a head-turning performance, and national outlets have started to notice. The Black & Gold made gigantic leaps forward in each of the major Power Rankings polls around the soccer world.
See below for the ranks, with last week's assessment indicated afterward:
MLSSoccer.com: 10 (14)
SI.com: 11 (16)
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Ashleigh Ignelzi joins Matt Finkes on 95.5 The Game for Massive Monday on The BIG Show.
Columbus Crew players Ethan Finlay and Tyson Wahl stopped by Nationwide Children's Hospital to take part in an activity group, helping the kids create and decorate photo albums. The players were also able to contribute the first picture to each album, having photos taken with each child.
The Crew's Steve Clark, Giancarlo Gonzalez and Tony Tchani were named to MLSsoccer.com's Team of the Week following Saturday's 4-1 win over the LA Galaxy. With three players on the list in Week 23, it's the Black & Gold's highest total of the season. Justin Meram was named honorable mention.
Justin Meram's bending shot to put the Crew up 1-0 over the LA Galaxy is nominated for AT&T Goal of the Week. The winger's fourth tally of the season is up against FC Dallas' Fabian Castillo, Toronto FC's Gilberto, the Colorado Rapids' Dillon Serna and the LA Galaxy's Gyasi Zardes.
Voting runs until 11:59 p.m. PT on Thursdays.
Making his first appearance for Dayton since June 1, Crew defender Ben Sweat started for the Dutch Lions on Saturday, August 16 in a 1-1 draw away to Richmond.
Crew loanees Matt Wiet and Matt Walker also each started in the contest, which featured an 80th-minute equalizer by Dayton's Shintaro Harada.
Sweat, who missed time in early July with a lumbar strain, returned to the pitch from injury on July 23 in the Crew's international friendly against Crystal Palace FC.
Elsewhere in USL-PRO play, Brad Stuver started and played the full 90 minutes in goal on Friday, August 15 in a 1-0 loss to the New York Red Bulls Reserves.
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Tonight at Fetzer Field in Chapel Hill, North Carolina, the University of North Carolina Tar Heels and the NASL's Carolina RailHawks are set to play a special exhibition match, serving as a fundraiser for the Kirk Urso Memorial Fund.
Urso, who played collegiately at UNC and captained the Tar Heels to the 2011 NCAA Championship, was honored and remembered at the Crew's home match on August 9 against Toronto FC.
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Goalkeeper Steve Clark has appeared in all 23 matches for the Crew in 2014. His most recent performance included a five-save effort. In total, Clark now has had one six-save performance and five matches with five saves thus far in 2014. Clark is six ap- pearances shy of moving into a four-way tie for fifth place on the Crew's single-season games played list, currently occupied by William Hesmer (29 - 2008), Brad Friedel (29 - 1997) and Jon Busch (29 - 2004).
Robbie Keane and Landon Donovan enter Columbus this weekend as the two active international team players with the most goals, following the retirement of Germany's Miroslav Klose. Keane has 62 goals for Ireland while Donovan has scored 57 goals for the U.S. Men's National Team.
Federico Higuain now has 25 goals and 21 assists in 62 appearances for the Crew dating back to August 19, 2012. He set a career-high in goals last year with 11 in 29 appearances. The Argentine has found the back of the net nine times in 2014 with 11 regular-season matches remaining, including Saturday.
In case you missed it last weekend during Kirk Urso Memorial Night, in partnership with The Children's Heart Foundation, the Crew Soccer Foundation announced it has awarded a $50,000 grant from the Kirk Urso Memorial Fund to Dr. Christo- pher Breuer and Dr. Toshiharu Shinoka of Nationwide Children's Hospital for their research on the treatment of cardiac heart defects in youth. The grant was the largest in the Foundation's history and Drs. Breuer and Shinoka were recognized during halftime of the Crew match against Toronto FC held on Kirk Urso Memorial Night at Crew Stadium. Drs. Breuer and Shinoka's tissue engineering research holds incredible potential for repairing birth defects, allowing a child's own cells to be used to grow new tissue or organs for repair.


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This guidance document provides information to assist researchers planning to conduct research with Tribal populations.
If your research involves American Indians or Alaska Natives, your study will be reviewed by the OSU IRB and, under some circumstances, one or more additional boards. You will also need to provide the OSU IRB with a letter of support from the appropriate authority within each tribe that will be invited to participate in your research.
Step 1: Obtain letters of support
Each tribe is unique and has their own rules and procedures regarding research within their communities. A letter of support or Tribal Resolution must be obtained from the appropriate authority within the tribe. A letter of support may include a description of the research and any promises made to the tribe by the study team.
The letter of support or Tribal Resolution must be obtained prior to submitting your application to the IRB for review.
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In the research protocol, indicate which tribe(s) will be invited to participate in your study and confirm that once approved, you will submit your study to the additional review boards, as appropriate.
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In an effort to minimize dual review, the OSU IRB may rely on the Indian Health Service's (IHS) IRB to provide oversight for research conducted by OSU researchers. The OSU IRB will explore this option IHS on a case-by-case basis.
a. If your study will involve the Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians of Oregon, you must first obtain a permit from Tribal Council. Please review the Research Ordinance linked here and follow the submission instructions. For more information on how to proceed, contact the Tribal Planner at (541) 444-8361.
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I didn't do games. I put out Emma's toys in the living room and the little ones played with her. My son (10) had the older boys in his room playing with legos.
For party favors? I got themed plastic cups from Party City and put single serving bags of fruit snacks, goldfish, and cookies inside it.
My parties for the kids are around 2 hours and not everyone gets there at the same time. So there's more mingling with adults, feeding everyone, singing happy birthday, cut the cake, open gifts and that's about it.
We're not doing favors. There will be 1 other baby, 2 8-year olds and an 11 year old. I never see the kids without their DS's so TBH, I'm not bothering to plan anything for them. Blah, blah, crappy host, whatever. I've tried to do stuff before and they never want to do it so I gave up.
ETA: There's always games like "Pin the Nose on the Snowman" Use an old white sheet, hang on a closed door, draw an outline of a snowman (however big/small based on the kids' heights) with eyes and a smile. Then cut out carrot noses from orange construction paper. Blindfold and go.
I'll be having three 1 yr olds and four 7 yr olds and I wasn't planning to do much more than have LO's toys out for the babies. The 7 yr olds will have DS and can play outside and rough house out there.
I wasn't planning on opening gifts during the party either.
Soooo besides for sitting around and eating, I'm not sure what I'll do to pass the time!
Favors - I'm doing two pink chocolate dipped oreo's in a pink paper bag with a "thank you" tag.
We didn't do games but we did have giant gingerbread man making station for the kids. It was a Winter ONEderland party. The gingerbread men doubled as the kids party favors.
Other then that I did a ton of decor and a gorgeous cake. The party was mainly for adults. We had a TON of food and drinks ie beer, wine and hot buttered rum cider. People came and ate, mingled. It was perfect!


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The Institute is tracking several changes in business. The combined shift is referred to as "opening the closed system of business." Businesses are taking more social and environmental responsibility and increasing open business models, (which allow for greater collaborations within and between businesses).
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Public Health News Roundup: October 11
Study: Majority of U.S. Medical Schools Still Lack Proper Clinical Conflict of Interest Policies
Despite recent efforts to improve policies, most U.S. medical schools still do not meet national standards regarding clinical conflicts of interest (CCOI), according to a new study from the Institute on Medicine as a Profession (IMAP). The study looked at changes in a dozen areas from 2008 to 2011, finding that by 2011 about two-thirds of the schools did not have policies to limit industry ties in at least one of the areas, such as drug samples, travel payments and speaking. No school was perfect across the board. "There has been a broad and rapid transformation in how academic medicine manages industry relationships since we looked at this in 2008, but much room for improvement remains," says co-author David Rothman, PhD, president of IMAP. To facilitate continued improvements, IMAP last launched a Conflict of Interest Policy Database that enables anyone to search a school's CCOI policies and compare them to other schools. "Our hope is that the database will encourage deans, compliance officers, faculty and students to compare their school with others and take steps to meet national recommendations," said IMAP investigator Susan Chimonas, PhD. Read more on education.
Online Tools Can Help Diagnose Mental Health Disorders
While it can't replace in-person observations, an online diagnostic tool has proven to be effective at screening adults for mental health disorders and giving preliminary diagnoses, according to a new study in the journal Family Practice. The TelePsy eDiagnostics system is used in primary care practices in The Netherlands. Patients completed a questionnaire, which was then analyzed by a psychologist who would perform a phone consultation with the patient. The result would be a report submitted to a primary care provider, which would include a preliminary diagnosis and recommendations on whether the patient should be referred to mental health care, as well as the extent of the care. "The great advantage of an electronic system is that patients can complete diagnostic tests at home," said lead author Ies Dijksman, according to Reuters. "This could lead to a more accurate information collection process compared to conventional clinical interviews." However, experts were careful to note that in-person diagnostics meant physicians could also account for things such as visual cues, which could help improve diagnoses. Read more on mental health.
Study: No Reason for Healthy Adults to Take Vitamin D Supplements to Prevent Osteoporosis
Regular vitamin D supplements do not prevent osteoporosis in healthy adults who do not already suffer from a vitamin D deficiency, according to a new review publish in The Lancet. Researchers reviewed data from 23 studies covering more than 4,000 healthy adults with an average age of 59, finding no evidence that two years of supplements had an effect on bone mineral density at the hip, spine, forearm or the body as a whole. "The review supports previous studies that found that vitamin D alone is not preventative in healthy adults," said Victoria Richards, an assistant professor of medical sciences at the Netter School of Medicine at Quinnipiac University in Hamden, Conn. "From this study, consumers may no longer feel the need to continue purchasing vitamin D supplements for the prevention of osteoporosis." Read more on aging.


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A mannequin is a wonderful marketing tool and a great way to improve your customers shopping experience by modeling your merchandise in a realistic and appealing manner.
However, there are a few rules of thumb that you might want to keep in mind when crafting these mannequin displays that will better position your investment for greater exposure, impact and ROI.
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325 Mr R. G. Menzies, Prime Minister, to Mr S. M. Bruce, High Commissioner in London
Cablegram unnumbered 1 June 1940,
Your 365 and 366. [1] I have had no views yet from the United Kingdom on your memorandum. In meantime Casey [2] has personally communicated my appeal to the President [3] whose views have been sent to you and Churchill. [4] We have now received from Casey record of important talk with Sumner Welles on 30th May. [5] Casey emphasised our point of view of possibility of French collapse especially if Italy intervened, then threat to Britain of overwhelming air and land attack, and grave danger to United States by elimination or capitulation of British Navy. Casey stated he firmly believed time when material assistance from United States would be of use was passing and that declaration by United States soon would be the only thing that could save the world.
Welles said logic of situation was that British Fleet ceasing to exist was against vital interests of the Dominions, that Casey had painted graver future than he had conceived. Eventually he accepted as genuine views of Casey and agreed to speak to the President at once. He said in present trend of public opinion a week could produce great changes. The reports of Casey confirm the view that the disposal of British Navy is the consideration which most profoundly weighs in the minds of the administration.
They have only recently realised Navy has been protecting the United States and Monroe Doctrine last hundred years. Consequently we should continue to emphasise the impossible position the United States would be in if she had to meet ultimately and alone a combination of German and Italian Fleets supplemented by remnants of British and French Navies on the one side, and the Japanese Navy on the other.
Therefore it is suggested that Lothian [6] be asked to put the views of the United Kingdom Government to the President, emphasising these pregnant possibilities, and reinforcing the recent appeal which we understand Churchill made on the question of supply of aircraft.
I suggest further, that Mackenzie King [7], who is I understand on very close and friendly terms with Roosevelt, might be asked if he would be prepared personally to visit the President with view to advancing vital necessity of early declaration or intervention by the United States.
You must not treat this cable as an indication that we have a defeatist point of view, quite the contrary, but we do feel that if action by America is to be sufficiently early to keep Italy out, to re-animate the French and to disturb the German civil population, the very strongest case based on America's fears about her own position should be developed in the shortest possible time.


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WASHINGTON - This summer marks the 11th season of the Bethesda Summer Music Festival, a two-week intensive workshop for young vocal professionals and high school and college students.
George Mason University Professor of voice and Artistic Director of the festival Mira Yang created the program in 2002 to share her love of music with students and the community. The Bethesda Summer Music Festival allows local artists to gain experience and learn from older vocalists without having to travel far from home to attend this type of program.
"They can learn behind the scenes what it really takes to put a production together," Yang says. "Some children, especially little ones, come through our program very shy, not willing to speak up. But once they go through this process they are the first ones to raise their hands."
After auditioning this past spring, Maddy Paulson, who will be attending the University of Maryland in the fall, is returning for a second summer at the festival. She will join about 60 others in the festival's two-week run.
"It's always wonderful to have the opportunity to perform because that's a lot of the fun of it, but also you get to interact with others who are so much more experienced than you," she says. "It was just a wonderful opportunity that I couldn't give up."
The program begins June 24 with master classes and other seminars taught by professionals from the Washington Opera and other acclaimed opera houses. They will conduct health and pedagogy seminars and teach the young vocalists how to master their improvisation skills.
After the first week of classes, the series of performances will begin with the Art Songs Recital on Saturday, June 29 at 5 p.m., followed by an Opera to Pop Concert at 7:30 p.m.
The singers will perform "Into the Woods" on Friday, July 5 at 7:30 p.m. and on Saturday, July 6 at 2:30 p.m. The festival will culminate with Mozart's "Le nozze di Figaro" on Saturday, July 6 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, July 7 at 7:30 p.m.
The four performances will be held at the Bethesda Presbyterian Church, 7611 Clarendon Rd., in Bethesda, Md.
According to Rev. Charles Booker, the festival's aesthetic value supports the church's purpose of healing, and this is why he continues to provide the space for the vocalists to perform each summer.
"A lot of times churches are hesitant to support music festivals or larger arts projects," Booker says. "And our vision is very much a place of healing one of those aspects of wholeness or healing is to see where the aesthetic and the ethic emerge and there's so much meaning that can come from the aesthetic being appreciated."
Read below to learn more about this year's performances and vocalists:
- Art Songs Recital, Saturday, June 29 at 5 p.m.
High school students, college students and professionals in their 20s and 30s will perform about 20 solo art songs to kick off the two weeks of opera and musical theater productions.
According to Yang, the Art Songs Recital is all about communicating a story to the audience while educating the young professionals.
"One little art song has an entire life cycle in it. It takes four acts to have story-telling for an entire opera," she says.
For Yang and her students, studying the composer's purpose, inspiration and reason for writing the arts song is essential for complete understanding of the work.
"If we didn't study that, then it would be just noise. It will not be really singing Art songs are important because we are trying to educate young singers, so they must submit a synopsis of the song or else they cannot perform it," Yang says.
- Opera to Pop Concert, Saturday June 29 at 7:30 p.m.
The Opera to Pop concert will be a sneak-preview of what is to come in "Le nozze di Figaro" and "Into the Woods."
It will also include popular songs to please the audience and let them sing along, Yang says.
Those who do not have major roles in "Le nozze di Figaro" and "Into the Woods" will have the opportunity to sing a solo or duet in the Opera to Pop concert.
Yang says each participant will have an equal opportunity to perform and improve as a vocalist, regardless of his/her age or skill level. The goal is to give everyone the chance to sing a solo, she says.
- "Into the Woods," Friday, July 5 at 7:30 p.m. and Saturday, July 6 at 2:30
The most popular storybook characters come together in the classic fairytale "Into the Woods," a musical based on "Little Red Riding Hood," "Cinderella," "Jack and the Beanstalk," and "Rapunzel."
Sierra Wynn, 16, who will be playing Jack from "Jack and the Beanstalk," chose to participate in this two-week program because she wanted to work with new people and build her repertoire as a singer.
"I feel like with different teachers, you have more to learn and they teach you something that maybe somebody else missed or didn't find in your voice because there is always something to add," Wynn says.
This will be her first time performing for the Bethesda Summer Music Festival.
In addition to the new performers, there are always singers who return each year to Yang's program.
Anya Newsome, 16, is returning for a second summer after her school, Duke Ellington School of the Arts, sent out an email about the opportunity.
"I love performing so I love being in shows," Newsome says. "I prefer singing more than acting, but I think it's important to learn both. It'll be exciting to see my friends I made last year."
- "Le nozze di Figaro," Saturday, July 6 at 7:30 p.m. and Sunday, July 7 at
7:30 p.m.
Mozart's "Le nozze di Figaro" is a comic tale of love, deception and forgiveness set in Seville in the late 18th century.
Joseph Pleuss, a professional and pre-professional bass-baritone, will be playing Count Almaviva in the festival's final performance.
Although it's his first year with the program, Pleuss has played the Count role before and is looking forward to performing it again.
"I'm excited to do the role in a different framework," he says. "I've done it in the past so it's always exciting to do a different production. It was my first opera role so I'm excited to revisit it because it has a special place in my heart."
Pleuss thinks there are definitely going to be challenges putting an opera together within a few weeks, but he is confident it will be a success.
"Any time you can go through a role, it's a good thing," he says. "For the long term, I really see this as helping my audition skills and helping my resume so I can get a young artists program at one of the houses for maybe a year and then move up to more of the in-stage opportunities."
Yang assigned roles to all 60 singers who auditioned this year, but not everyone got exactly what they wanted.
She tells the vocalists they can use the assigned role, no matter how major or minor, to get one step closer to their dream role.
"Your dream can be one thing but goals are another," Yang says. "Goals can be immediate, what you can achieve this summer. Sometimes we mix that up and get disappointed. It is really a step-by-step process."
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Weinstein: BlackBerry Is Walking Dead, But Don't Sell Yet
NEW YORK ( TheStreet) -- BlackBerry (BBRY) is running ads declaring it's not dead yet. That kind of thinking would fit right in with an episode of AMC Networks' (AMCX) "The Walking Dead."
If you're not familiar with the show, it's based on an apocalyptic world full of people-eating zombies that if they bite or scratch you, will cause you to become one more zombie. Many of the episodes feature a well-known character that after receiving a deadly wound declares they are "OK". BlackBerry is also pleading in an open letter it's ok too.
"You can continue to count on BlackBerry."
"We have substantial cash on hand and a balance sheet that is debt free.""Best in class productivity tool." BlackBerry fits right into the storyline according to its management. They are mortally wounded, but not dead yet. Characters in the show quickly become weary of others with scratches or wounds, just as BlackBerry investors need to proceed using extreme caution. BlackBerry's mortal wounds didn't come from other Zombies. The wounds are from Apple (AAPL), Google (GOOG), and to a lesser degree, Microsoft (MSFT) and Nokia (NOK). When your company is losing money, having cash in the bank only delays the inevitable. When losses are accelerating, the situation becomes abundantly clear the clock runs out of sand much quicker. Not all is lost for investors though. No, I don't mean that BlackBerry can turn it around against Apple and Android phones, but a buyout is all but certain. The uncertainty is the price, and maybe to a lesser degree, the timing. BlackBerry's CEO Thorsten Heins is highly incentivized to sell the company as soon as possible. One could make the argument that relatively speaking he won't earn more pay by holding on longer or by steering the company back to profitability. Heins' golden parachute is worth about $50 million, or more than four times greater than he may expect in annual compensation as a CEO trying to add shareholder value. Not an unpleasant exit package for someone who earned less than $2 million as the chief operating officer in 2011.
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We wrote some time ago about a lower federal court's determination in Glatt v. Fox Searchlight Pictures that at least two unpaid interns were "employees" for federal Fair Labor Standards Act purposes.
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Susan Kay, the President of the Humane Society, recently pulled four litters of puppies from the dump. She said this has been happening for years, and lately it's gotten really bad.
"In these last two litters, there were 10 pups. Nine of which were females. If they had stayed here, they would be having pups in six months" Kay said.
And the problem isn't just that there could soon be too many dogs on the loose. If the dogs get hungry, there's a potential they could pack together and attack a person in the search for food. That's the problem she's trying to avoid.
But catching the dogs is tough work. The Humane Society is comprised of a group of senior volunteer workers. Age, money and time are the biggest factors that are keeping them from doing what they really want to do. Adult dogs are too hard to catch, they shy away, and need a trained animal control officer who knows what they are doing. Puppies can take months to rehab so they aren't afraid of people.
But Grainger County doesn't have anyone to do that type of job. There is no animal control to put an end to this problem, so the adult dogs continue to breed. Meanwhile, Kay and her group of volunteers continue to pull the puppies and hope to train them before it's too late.
Kay added that the root of this problem isn't dogs, it's people who are not being responsible for their pets.
"They need to spay and neuter...we're trying to get something done about it before it does get to be a problem that is so large, it will hurt the county," Kay said.
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