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Dan GalbraithDon Odiorne (left), vice president of foodservice for the Idaho Potato Commission, accepts The Packer's 2013 Foodservice Achievement Award from publisher Shannon Shuman July 27 at the Produce Marketing Association's Foodservice Conference in Monterey,Calif.MONTEREY, Calif. — He goes by many names, such as "Dr. Potato" and "T8RMN," his personalized license plate symbolizing "Tater Man." He's also a buddy of Spuddy Buddy.
Don Odiorne is the recipient of The Packer's 2013 Foodservice Achievement Award for his work in leading the Idaho Potato Commission's push to increase sales in restaurants.
Odiorne, vice president of foodservice for the Eagle-based commission, received the award from The Packer's publisher, Shannon Shuman, July 27 at the Produce Marketing Association Foodservice Conference & Expo.
"He's not only a dedicated foodservice professional but also a doctor and a rock star," said Shuman, who talked to colleagues of Odiorne, many saying he is "compassionate and extremely understanding" of the challenges faced by his staff.
"He has a high degree of emotional intelligence," Shuman said.
Odiorne's achievement could be considered a sort of lifetime achievement honor; he's in his 25th year with the commission. He appeared surprised and humbled to be selected for year award.
"It's pretty exciting to win this award after knowing those who have won it before," Odiorne said.
Most recently, he helped the commission focus on instructional workshops for chefs and worked with food bloggers to promote potato recipes through of social media.
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In the 2000s, Odiorne turned up the burners on campaigns to reach consumers through TV commercials and also influence corporate and celebrity chefs to more often use potatoes because of taste appeal, cost effectiveness, nutritional benefits and versatility.
In the mid-1990s, Odiorne and the commission worked to build momentum for potato bars not only in restaurants but in schools, healthcare facilities, nursing homes and other public and private institutions.
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LaCloche Paris Art Deco Amethyst Buddha Pin
LaCloche Paris Art Deco Amethyst Buddha Pin. Photo courtesy Bentley & Skinner
A LaCloche Art Deco amethyst buddha pin, the pin comprising a carved amethyst buddha, embellished with rose-cut diamond-set halo, centre and fleur-de-lis base, all set to a platinum mount and pin, signed LaCloche Freres, gross weight 6.6 grams, circa 1920. Price: $14,787.50
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Cindy Chao & Sarah Jessica Parker co-design 'Ballerina Butterfly' brooch to be auctioned at Sotheby's Hong Kong
The "Ballerina Butterfly" Brooch (Est. HK$6 – 7 million / US$750,000 – 950,000).
HONG KONG.- Contemporary fine jewelry artist Cindy Chao, globally recognized for her intricate designs of rare, colorful gemstones, has collaborated with actress, entrepreneur and philanthropist Sarah Jessica Parker on a singular jewelry creation. The 2014 Black Label Masterpiece "Ballerina Butterfly" brooch (Est. HK$6 – 7 million / US$750,000 – 950,000), co-designed by Chao and Parker, will be auctioned at Sotheby's Hong Kong Magnificent Jewels and Jadeite Sale on 7 October. Net proceeds from its sale will benefit the New York City Ballet.
Parker and Chao came to admire each other's respective work as creative artists during Chao's 2011 Masterpiece Exhibition in Beijing. Their friendship and mutual respect led to discussions of a potential collaboration. It was decided during the opening of Chao's boutique in Beijing in 2012, where Parker was an honorary guest, that the pair would combine their creative talents, working together to design a unique jewelry piece for charity.
The Black Label "Ballerina Butterfly" brooch was completed with heart and soul over the course of two years, during which Parker and Chao held several design meetings, reviewed sketches, wax models and gemstones together. Chao began the creation process by building a wax model of the piece, as she does with all of her Black Label Masterpiece creations. The "Ballerina Butterfly" brooch melds together Chao's craftsmanship as one of the jewelry world's premier artists along with Parker's discerning eye for style and design.
The resulting creation is the 2014 Black Label Masterpiece "Ballerina Butterfly" brooch, constructed of a titanium and 18-karat gold body, featuring a cushion-cut fancy brown diamond weighing 26.27 carats, three rough brown diamond slices weighing 47.71 carats in total, three pieces of conch pearls weighing 7.25 carats in total, surrounded by 4,698 diamonds and fancy-colored diamonds weighing 98.09 carats in total, completing the majesty of the Black Label Masterpiece Butterfly. The "Ballerina Butterfly" brooch is inspired by the graceful beauty and elegance of ballet, displaying the sensibility, delicate structure, strength and mellifluous movement exhibited within a ballerina. The brooch can be worn either right-side up or upside-down to create two silhouettes of exceptional splendor.
"Sarah Jessica and I are two very different creative minds sharing the same artistic vision and passion," expresses Chao. "She truly appreciates the essence and soul of my creations, and I admire her innovative yet classic view on fashion and style. My annual Butterflies carry special meaning for me. Collaborating with Sarah Jessica for a cause we both deeply care for and believe in makes this Ballerina Butterfly all the more special in my heart." The Black Label Masterpiece Butterflies are one of Chao's coveted motifs and revered by collectors worldwide. Chao has designed a Black Label Masterpiece Butterfly every year since 2008, symbolizing her metamorphosis as an artist. This year marks the tenth anniversary of CINDY CHAO The Art Jewel, lending great personal meaning to this Black Label Masterpiece Butterfly. The "Ballerina Butterfly" is Chao's first art jewel collaboration, evoking a sense of infinite creative possibilities, portraying a passion for beauty, shared by both Chao and Parker.
"I have had the great pleasure of knowing Cindy and her work for several years, and it has been an incredibly special experience to collaborate with her," states Parker. "Cindy's jewelry designs are true works of art; they capture the eye and imagination in a memorable way. I am so pleased to partner with her on this project, which benefits the wonderful work of the New York City Ballet, an organization that is close to my heart."
"New York City Ballet is honored to be a part of this wonderful collaboration between Sarah Jessica Parker and Cindy Chao," said NYCB's Executive Director Katherine Brown. "As a member of our Board of Directors, Sarah Jessica has created a number of exciting initiatives to both build new audiences and generate philanthropic support. We are thrilled that she and Cindy have chosen to make NYCB the inspiration for and benefactor of the sale of this exquisite "Ballerina Butterfly" brooch.
QUEK Chin Yeow, Deputy Chairman of Sotheby's Asia and Chairman of International Jewellery, Asia said, "Sotheby's is proud and honored to be part of this exciting project, intertwining bejeweled creativity and the Performance Arts with the world of art auction. In offering this unique 'Ballerina Butterfly Brooch' in Hong Kong, it undoubtedly becomes a global phenomenon."
The "Ballerina Butterfly" brooch made its debut during Haute Couture week in Paris, July 7-10. It will travel throughout Asia before going to New York, where Chao and Parker will serve as Co-Chairs of the New York City Ballet's Fall Gala on September 23, 2014. The brooch will then return to Hong Kong in October, prior to the auction.
Cindy Chao and Sarah Jessica Parker wearing the Ballerina Butterfly Brooch..
Yan Pei-Ming works at Massimo De Carlo Gallery
Yan Pei-Ming, Pope Innocent X no.3, 2013. Oil on canvas, 59 1/10 × 59 1/10 in, 150 × 150 cm. ©2014 Artsy
Yan Pei-Ming, Black Bird I, 2013. Oil on canvas, 11 4/5 × 15 7/10 in, 30 × 40 cm. ©2014 Artsy
Yan Pei-Ming, Black Bird II, 2013. Oil on canvas, 11 4/5 × 15 7/10 in, 30 × 40 cm. ©2014 Artsy
Yan Pei-Ming, Black Bird IX, 2013. Oil on canvas, 11 4/5 × 15 7/10 in, 30 × 40 cm. ©2014 Artsy
Yan Pei-Ming, The Other Bird - F16, 2013. Oil on canvas,, 44 9/10 × 76 4/5 in, 114 × 195 cm. ©2014 Artsy
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Mikimoto's Double Eight necklace
Mikimoto's Double Eight necklace is available from the pearl jeweller's New Bond Street Boutique and Harrods Fine Jewellery Room.
Celebrating luck and fortune, Mikimoto's Double Eight collection necklace features 88 perfectly matched cultured Akoya pearls.
The innovative clasp, which is made up of circles to form numerous number eights, means that Mikimoto's 88 necklace can be worn in a multitude of ways.
Back on Song ceramics sold at Christie's, 17 September 2008, New York
A rare Jizhou splashed black-glazed bowl , Southern Song Dynasty (1127-1279). Photo Christie's Image Ltd 2008
Potted with rounded flaring sides rising from a knife-cut foot ring to a finger-grooved band below the lipped rim, the interior with recessed center boldly decorated with an irregular pattern of swirls of variegated russet and pale milky brown color reserved on the blackish-brown ground, the exterior similarly decorated; 6 5/16 in. (16 cm.) diam., box. Estimate: $5,000 - $7,000. Price Realized: $30,000
Provenance: Acquired in Hong Kong in 1995.
Notes: The dramatic swirling decoration on this bowl was created by applying a slip in sweeping strokes atop the brown glaze on the interior and exterior before firing.
A Jizhou bowl of similar shape with similar swirl decoration is illustrated by M. Sullivan, Chinese Ceramics, Bronzes and Jades in the Collection of Sir Alan and Lady Barlow, London, 1963, pl. 123d. See, also, the bowl sold at Sotheby's, New York, 14 November 2001, lot 79.
A Jianyao 'Hare's Fur' tea bowl, Song dynasty, 12th-13th century. Photo Christie's Image Ltd 2008
With deep conical sides, the interior and exterior covered in a lustrous black glaze finely streaked with silvery brown 'hare's fur' markings, thinning to dark brown at the rim and pooling in a line above the neatly cut foot to reveal the coarse ware fired to a dark purplish- brown color, with metal-bound rim; 4 7/8 in. (12.5 cm.) diam. Estimate: $5,000 - $7,000. Price Realized: $27,500
Provenance: Acquired in Berlin in the 1920s from Ernst Fritsche, a prominent German antique dealer.
Notes: R. Mowry in Hare's Fur, Tortoiseshell, and Partridge Feathers: Chinese Brown- and Black-glazed Ceramics, 400-1400, Harvard University Art Museums, 1995, describes the creation of the 'hare's fur' markings on the surface of the glaze as particles in the iron-rich slip being pulled downward during firing.
This finely potted bowl is similar to one illustrated in Sekai toji zenshu, vol. 10, Tokyo, 1955, pl. 61; and another included in the exhibition, Song ceramics from the Hans Popper collection, Eskenazi, London, 3 - 26 November 2005, 37.
A rare lobed Guanyao vase , Southern Song dynasty (1127-1279). Photo Christie's Image Ltd 2008
Of Jiaotanxia type, the body of pear shape molded with eight lobes rising from the spreading foot of conforming outline and rising to a flared mouth rim, covered overall with a pale slightly bluish gray-green glaze suffused with golden crackle, the foot rim left unglazed allowing the grey ware to fire to a reddish brown; 6½ in. (16.5 cm.) high, box Estimate: $8,000 - $10,000. Price Realized: $11,875
Provenance: New York private collection since 1991.
Notes: A very similar vase from the Jiaotanxia (Suburban Altar) site at Hangzhou, Zhejiang province, and now in the Seattle Art Museum, is illustrated by Trubner et. al., in the catalogue, Asiatic Art in the Seattle Art Museum, Seattle, 1973, p. 167, no. 121. Compare, also, the Jiaotanxia Guanyao vase of this form illustrated by Hasebe in Sekai toji zenshu, vol. 12, Tokyo, 1977, p. 225, fig. 79.
A Dingyao carved petal-lobed dish, Northern Song dynasty, 11th-12th century. Photo Christie's Image Ltd 2008
With slightly rounded, widely flared sides applied in slip on the interior with six narrow ribs rising to six corresponding notches in the rim, the center carved with a lotus spray, covered inside and out with a glaze of ivory tone falling in olive-green tears on the exterior and continuing over the foot to cover the base, the rim unglazed; 7¾ in. (19.7 cm.) diam. Estimate: $4,000 - $6,000. Price Realized: $10,625
Provenance: Acquired prior to 1985.
Notes: A Ding ware dish of this shape, similarly carved with a lotus sprig in the center and applied with thin ribs of slip, and formerly in the Heeramaneck Collection, is illustrated by J. Wirgin, Sung Ceramic Designs, London, 1979, pl. 58c. This dish, unlike the present example, has a metal-bound rim.
A Yaozhou celadon foliate bowl, Northern Song dynasty, 11th century. Photo Christie's Image Ltd 2008
The deep, flaring sides divided by deep notches and rising towards the everted rim with six out-turned petal lobes, covered overall with a glaze of greyish-olive color; 4¾ in. (12 cm.) diam. Estimate: $6,000 - $8,000. Price Realized: $6,875
Notes: Compare the very similar Yaozhou celadon bowl of this form in The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka, illustrated in Masterpieces of Yaozhou Ware, Osaka, 1997, p. 25, no. 26.
Christie's. FINE CHINESE CERAMICS AND WORKS OF ART, 17 September 2008, New York, Rockefeller Plaza
Chopard Red Carpet Collection at flagship store on New Bond Street and the brand's boutiques in Selfridges and Harrods.
Chopard Red Carpet Collection earrings featuring pear-shaped rubellites surrounded by diamonds, set in rose gold (£POA).
Chopard Red Carpet Collection necklace with black diamonds, sapphires and spinels set in white gold (£POA).
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Friedemann Bühler Wooden Vessels
Friedemann Bühler, Vase shaped vessel, bleached ash, brushed and sandblasted. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler, Tall vessel, bleached ash, brushed surface. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler, Tall vase shaped vessel, bleached ash, brushed surface. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler, Bowl, blackened oak, brushed, sandblasted. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler, Cut-in bowl, bleached ash, brushed and sandblasted. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler, Tall jagged edged vessel, blackened oak, brushed, sandblasted. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler, Open bowl, bleached ash, brushed and sandblasted. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler, Tall vessel, blackened oak, brushed, sandblasted. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler, Wide bowl, bleached ash, brushed and sandblasted. Photo by Richard Becker.
Friedemann Bühler © 2014 OEN
Doyle New York to auction important jewelry on october 21, 2014
Photo courtesy Doyle New York
NEW YORK - On Tuesday, October 21, 2014 at 10am, Doyle New York will hold an auction of Important Jewelry from a variety of prominent estates and collections. The sale will offer dazzling jewelry spanning the Antique, Victorian, Edwardian, Art Nouveau, Art Deco and Modern eras by some of the world's most prestigious makers, including Cartier, Van Cleef & Arpels, David Webb and Tiffany & Co. Certain to attract attention is a group of high-carat-weight diamond jewelry. Also featured will be fine watches and objets de vertu, including elegant compacts, cigarette cases and cufflinks.
Important bracelets-necklace combination by René Lalique.
Highlighting the sale is a rare and important Art Nouveau gold, carved glass, enamel, diamond and natural pearl 'Chrysanthemum' pair of bracelets/necklace combination by Rene Lalique (est. $500,000-700,000). French jeweler Rene Lalique (1860-1945) studied botany and art, and later jewelry design in London and Paris, before opening his own jewelry studio in Paris in 1895. His innovative Art Nouveau jewelry designs garnered international acclaim at the Exposition Universelle of 1900. Following his stunning success at the Exposition Universelle, his studio was flooded with commissions. Dating to this era, circa 1901-1903, the bracelets/necklace combination has descended through several generations of the same family. The ingenious design allows it to be worn as a pair of bracelets or combined to create a necklace.
Pair of Art Nouveau Gold, Carved Glass, Enamel, Diamond and Natural Pearl 'Chrysanthemum' Bracelets-Necklace Combination, Rene Lalique, circa 1901-1903. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
Estimate $500,000 - $700,000.
C Private Collection, New York and Florida.
Van Cleef & Arpels mystery-set brooch.
From another collection is a Van Cleef & Arpels mystery-set ruby and diamond clip-brooch designed as three overlapping leaves (est. $150,000-250,000). This exquisite circa 1935 brooch is a rare early example of the firm's mystery-set process, which Van Cleef & Arpels patented in 1933.
Rose Gold, Platinum, Mystery-Set Ruby and Diamond Leaf Clip-Brooch, Van Cleef & Arpels, France. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
18 kt., composed of three overlapping leaves mystery-set with 316 square, rectangular and fancy-shaped rubies approximately 40.00 cts., centering fine ribbon-like veins and topped by two stylized leaves set with 20 tapered baguette and baguette diamonds, signed Van Cleef & Arpels, Brevete, S.G.D.G, no. 43.375, with maker's mark (slightly obscured) and French assay mark, circa 1935. Estimate $150,000 - $250,000.
El Morocco: The John Perona Collection.
Also featured in the auction will be jewelry, clocks and accessories from El Morocco: The John Perona Collection.
Art Deco Nephrite Jade, Lapis and Sterling Silver Partners Clock, Cartier, France. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
Stem wind and stem set, the nephrite jade clock centering on both sides a rectangular silver-tone dial with black Roman numerals, further centering a rectangular plaque composed of lapis mosaic, framed by sterling silver, topped and edged by sterling silver bands tipped by sugarloaf cabochon nephrite jade, surmounted by a double tiered nephrite jade base, edged and quartered by a sterling silver geometric design, accented by lapis on each side, diameter approximately 3 3/4 x 2 9/16 inches, dial signed Cartier, Made in France, with French hallmarks. 8 1/4 x 4 1/2 to 7 1/8 x 5 inches. With fitted box, signed Cartier, Paris, London, New York. Estimate $20,000 - $30,000.
C El Morocco: The John Perona Collection.
Sterling Silver, Gold and Nephrite Jade Mantel Clock, Cartier, European Watch & Clock Co., Inc., France. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
18 kt., brass, key wind and key set, the sterling silver cabinet centering a square guilloche silver-tone dial with black Roman numerals, with gold and black enamel fleur-de-lys style hands, framed by Greek and scrolled design elements, accented by a sterling silver and gold plaque depicting an equestrian steeple chase scene, the top and base composed of nephrite jade, diameter approximately 3 5/8 inches., dial signed Cartier, movement signed European Watch & Clock Co., Inc., France, no. 798 bis. 10 1/8 x 5 3/4 to 6 11/16 x 5 1/2 inches. Estimate $15,000 - $20,000.
C El Morocco: The John Perona Collection.
Two-Color Gold, Platinum, Sapphire and Diamond Box, Cartier, France. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
18 kt., the square-shaped rose gold case decorated with alternating square and rectangular yellow gold panels, the side panels set with 36 square-cut sapphires, spaced by 16 small square and rectangular-cut sapphires, accented by 32 baguette diamonds, the thumbpiece set with one rectangular-cut sapphire, flanked by 2 baguette diamonds, sapphires totaling approximately 36.00 cts., diamonds approximately 4.15 cts., signed Cartier, Made in France, no. 61960, with maker's mark, circa 1938, approximately 147.8 dwts. 3 1/8 x 3 5/8 x 5/8 inches. With signed fitted case. Estimate $20,000 - $30,000.
C El Morocco: The John Perona Collection.
Tricolor Gold, Sapphire and Diamond Box. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
14 kt., the square-shaped ridged yellow and rose gold box surmounted on the sides by two white gold rectangular panels accented by pairs of 32 rectangular-cut sapphires, spaced by 18 square and rectangular shaped sapphires and 36 baguette diamonds, the thumbpiece centering one square-shaped diamond flanked by 2 rectangular-cut sapphires, the sapphires altogether approximately 20.00 cts., the diamonds totaling approximately 4.75 cts., circa 1940, approximately 187.5 dwts. 2 7/8 x 3 7/16 x 3/4 inches. Estimate $12,000 - $18,000.
C El Morocco: The John Perona Collection.
Platinum, White Gold, Diamond and Sapphire Cuff Bangle Bracelet. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
The stylized scrolled panels set with 100 round & old European-cut and 6 single-cut diamonds, flanked by 18 baguette diamonds, tipped by 6 round diamonds, altogether approximately 11.75 cts., embellished by 42 square-cut sapphires approximately 8.50 cts., completed by a polished white gold cuff bangle, circa 1938, approximately 59 dwts. Inner circle 6 3/4 inches. Estimate $10,000 - $15,000.
C El Morocco: The John Perona Collection.
Platinum, White Gold, Diamond and Sapphire Double Clip-Brooch. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
The stylized scroll motif set with 108 round, 4 single-cut and 18 baguette diamonds, approximately 10.80 cts., embellished by two pairs of intersecting bands of 20 square-cut sapphires and tipped by pairs of 24 square-cut sapphires, altogether approximately 8.00 cts., circa 1935, approximately 33.4 dwts. Estimate $10,000 - $15,000.
C El Morocco: The John Perona Collection.
Gold, Diamond and Sapphire Dress Set, Van Cleef & Arpels. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
The cufflinks composed of pairs of gold balls inset with 26 small single-cut diamonds and 26 small round sapphires, joined by an oval link chain, the three buttons and 2 studs of similar motif, studded with single-cut diamonds, signed V.C.A., no. 12211, circa 1940, approximately 14.5 dwts. With signed fitted box. C El Morocco: The John Perona Collection. Estimate $3,000 - $4,000.
Another highlight jewelry:
Natural Pearl and Diamond Pendant-Earrings. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
Estimate $100,000 - $150,000.
Platinum, Emerald and Diamond Ring. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
Centering one emerald-cut emerald approximately 13.04 cts., flanked by 2 bullet-shaped diamonds approximately .40 ct. Size 4 1/2?. Estimate $50,000 - $70,000
With AGL report no. CS 31047 stating that the emerald is of Colombian origin, moderate evidence of clarity enhancement present (Oil Type).
Platinum and Diamond Ring. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
Estimate $50,000 - $70,000
Platinum, Diamond and Emerald Brooch. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
Centering three emerald-cut diamonds approximately 8.00 cts., tipped by 2 cut-cornered emerald-cut emeralds approximately 3.70 cts., approximately 6.8 dwts. Estimate $40,000 - $60,000
With AGL report no. CS 62476 A and B stating that the emeralds are of Colombian origin, with insignificant traditional clarity enhancement.
Gold, Silver and Gray Guilloche Enamel Desk Clock, Fabergé. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
14 kt., the square clock centering a circular white dial with black Arabic numerals, applied with gray guilloche enamel with a sunburst design, edged by a polished and finely engraved frame, signed Faberge, with Russian assay mark, circa1910. 2 9/16 x 2 1/2 inches. Estimate $30,000 - $40,000
Pair of Platinum, Chalcedony, Diamond and Natural Pearl Earclips, Suzanne Belperron. Photo courtesy Doyle New York
Estimate $15,000 - $20,000
Blue-and-White Bowl with Dragon and Scrolls Design, Ming Dynasty, Hongzhi Mark and Period (1488-1505)
Blue-and-White Bowl with Dragon and Scrolls Design, Ming Dynasty, Hongzhi Mark and Period (1488-1505), d.15.0cm. Gift of SUMITOMO Group, the ATAKA Collection. Acc. No. 10691. The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka. © 2009 The Museum of Oriental Ceramics, Osaka.
The style of this piece is a continuation of the thin, small bowls which appeared in the Chenghua reign, but the pattern has increased in complexity. The exterior of the bowl is decorated with a pair of dragons and baoxiang-hua floral scrolls, the interior is decorated with vine scrolls on the walls and a lotus pond design in the center. The patterns are drawn with fine lines, leaving little white space. The dragons' bodies, vine scrolls, and leaves and flower petals show indications of becoming formalized. In the intricate patterns around the rim and the interior center, we can see connections with the decorative motifs of the next era, the Jiajing and Wanli reigns.


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DSU Interim Athletic Director Ronnie Mayers announced Thursday that a search has begun to find a new football coach at DSU.
The head coaching position was left vacant after Jamey Chadwell resigned to take the head football coaching position at Charleston Southern University in Charleston, S.C., a school that competes in the Big South Conference in Division I Football. Chadwell was officially announced as the school's head coach Thursday in a press conference.
The Statesmen are beginning their second quest for a head coach in 13 months. In December of 2011, Ron Roberts, who was DSU's head coach from 2007-11, resigned to take the head coaching position at Southeastern Louisiana, which is another Division I school that competes in the Southland Conference.
When the Statesmen went 3-7 last year in Chadwell's only season, it marked their first losing season since 2002. In their history, the Statesmen have advanced to the NCAA Division II Playoffs seven times with a NCAA Division II National Championship in 2000 and another trip to the Division II National Title game in 2010 when the Statesmen lost to the University of Minnesota-Duluth 20-17.
The urgency to find a head coach couldn't be anymore important as national signing day in NCAA football is set for Feb. 6.
"Delta State's football program has become synonymous with success, and we have already initiated the beginning phases of our search to find our next head coach," Mayers said in a statement released by the university.


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Blackhawks victory parade rules: Bring water — don't bring coolers, booze or cars
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Chicago Blackhawks 2010 Stanley Cup Parade and Rally. Former Chicago Blackhawks No.9 Bobby "The Golden Jet" Hull (center) Former Head Coach Denis Savard (Right) Former Players No.21 Stan Mikita, and No.35 Tony Esposito (Far Left) wave to the crowd while r
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No coolers. Anyone bringing them will be turned away.
Think twice about bringing backpacks or large bags. They will be searched.
Don't even think about bringing alcohol. Anyone caught with it will be arrested.
Lastly, take public transportation; be prepared for street closures, and gridlock.
Such are the city's dictates to the public regarding Friday's victory parade and rally celebrating the Blackhawks' second Stanley Cup championship in four years.
"The city of Chicago is so proud of our Blackhawks, and we are looking forward to celebrating their championship with the best fans in the world," Mayor Rahm Emanuel said in a statement Wednesday, as every city department and sister agency prepared.
"We also ask fans to enjoy the celebration responsibly by respecting the city and each other," the mayor said.
The rally rules were issued at a news conference at the city's Office of Emergency Management, where city officials said they are determined it will be a safe event.
"We are a lucky city, and have learned from experience. We know how to throw celebrations," crowed Dave Kennedy of the city's Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events. "We want everyone to have a safe and wonderful time."
To that end, the Chicago Police Department will maintain a heavy presence, aided by other law enforcement agencies, a cadre of bomb-sniffing dogs, and lessons learned from the Boston Marathon bombing — searching backpacks and banning coolers.
"We strongly advise people not to bring backpacks or large bags to the rally. If you bring a cooler, you will be turned away. And we will have zero tolerance for alcohol consumption on the public way," said a stern Police Supt. Garry McCarthy.
The parade starts at the United Center and is set to arrive at Des Plaines and Washington at 10:30 a.m.
The rally will be held at 11 a.m. at Hutchinson Field in Grant Park,.
Parade-goers can catch the double-decker buses carrying the team and their families, starting at Des Plaines Avenue, on Washington Street, and ending at Wabash Avenue. From there, the motorcade will go east to Michigan, north to Randolph, and east to Columbus Drive.
Onlookers can also watch along Columbus right up to Balbo.
Rally-goers can begin entering the checkpoints into Hutchinson Field by 8 a.m.
The rally will only have two entrypoints — both on Michigan Avenue, at Jackson and Congress.
In 2010, the parade and rally drew an estimated 2 million fans to downtown Chicago.
Hutchinson Field and its environs can safely hold up to 100,000, officials said.
Several Jumbotrons will be set up around Grant Park for the downtown crowd, including at either side of the stage, and on Columbus Drive, at Balbo and Congress.
All east-west streets between Roosevelt Avenue and Randolph Street, and between Michigan Avenue and Lake Shore Drive, will be closed, except Congress Boulevard.
Streets are not expected to re-open until the evening rush hour, officials said.
The CTA will provide additional service on all eight rail lines following the morning rush period and continuing through mid-day; and due to street closures, 30 CTA bus routes will be detoured in the downtown area at various times. Details on CTA bus and rail service for the celebration are available on transitchicago.com.
Metra will be adding service on most of its lines, and offering a special one-day, $5 unlimited-ride ticket valid on all trains Friday to ease lines at ticket counters. Bikes and alcohol will be banned from Metra trains that day.
The Chicago Fire Department urged rally-goers to come prepared with hydration. The rally is expected to last no more than 45 minutes. The crowd will then be dispersed.
"The weather will be warm and muggy," Deputy Fire Commissioner Charles Stewart warned.
McCarthy said his department has been in touch with federal law enforcement, which have assured there are no known terrorist threats at this time to the event.
"We have been preparing for a Blackhawks championship for some time. The Boston Marathon factors into our plan, as we've been discussing best practices in law enforcement and the briefings coming out of there," McCarthy said, adding, "In 2010, there were some folks who jumped the barricades to get closer to the Cup and the Hawks. If you do this, you will be arrested."


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This is my first pregnancy and I'm constantly nauseos. It doesn't matter if I'm awake or asleep I'm always nauseous. I've tried all the home remedies, ginger, saltines, mints, sprite, etc and they don't work. I got a prescription from my dr. yesterday after my first ultrasound and took it last night before bed but I'm still nauseos. Thank goodness I'm not throwing up too, but does anyone have any tips that worked for them to keep the nausea away?
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If this interfers with day to day activity, talk to your doctor and see what he suggests.
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I am 7 weeks and the nausea just kicked in within the past week...and to top it off, I had a genuine puking virus over the weekend. I've always been naturally prone to nausea and vomiting my whole life. If I get sick, I puke. If I get a bad enough headache, I puke. I had it down to an artform BEFORE I got pregnant. Now, people want to tell me to do a Vitamin B6 lollipop? Um, I'm frustrated...and I'm not in the mood to talk about the "joys" of motherhood. Does anyone else work at a job where you can't be standing around sucking on a lollipop? Seriously! I have my ginger ale. A piece of strong mint gum helps for a few minutes...but like, once the gum is done (like 5 minutes for me), it's over. Once my ginger ale is gone...guess who's back! I've eaten plain corn chex cereal for dinner. The worst thing about this nausea is that I can't puke. Don't have my OB appointment for another 3 weeks. I've taken some dramamine. I'm an NP, so I'm pretty comfortable treating myself...it worked pretty well...and it's pregnancy category B (which is almost as good as it gets). I refuse to be a crazy granola mom. Grrrr...don't feel well.
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Restaurants in Las Vegas
Some of the world's top dining destinations are on The Strip, with epicurean French feasts at Joël Robuchon and Picasso. Near The Strip you'll find budget selections without sacrificing quality, including Thai masterpieces at Lotus of Siam and Italian sub sandwiches at Capriotti's. Some restaurants are only open for dinner after 5pm but family/budget options mostly serve breakfast and lunch as well. It's common to add a 15% tip for good service.
Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas
Above average buffet
The concept of an all-you-can-eat buffet brings to mind trays and food kept
warm for hours on end. The Buffet at Wynn Las Vegas on The Strip couldn't be
more different, with delightful English garden surroundings and a vast
selection of food worthy of many traditional restaurants. Bustling open
cooking stations provide made-to-order delights.
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Opening Hours
Daily 8am-10pm (until 10.30pm Fri & Sat)
Wynn Las Vegas Casino Hotel, 3131, Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas 89109
+1 877 321 9966
Food with a view
It's hard to say what commands more attention at Alizé - the sweeping views
from 40 floors up or the stunning French cuisine. Near The Strip, local Chef
André Rochat and his epicurean skills produce masterpieces at this
restaurant. If the green peppercorn-encrusted fillet is on the menu, make
sure you order it.
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Opening Hours
Daily 5.30pm-10.30pm
4321, W Flamingo Road, Las Vegas 89109
+1 702 951 7000
Fine food and art
Award-winning chef Julian Serrano's Picasso on The Strip is regarded as one
of the finest restaurants in America. The intricate flavours of the French
cuisine will stun the palette, while the walls adorned with authentic
masterworks from Pablo himself will delight the eyes. The presentation and
clientele are also elegant.
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Wed-Mon 6pm-9.30pm
3600, Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas 89109
+1 702 693 7111
Joël Robuchon/L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon
Cuisine worth shouting about
Famed Chef Robuchon was lured out of retirement to open his namesake
restaurants on The Strip. Winner of enough epicurean awards to fill a
warehouse, the fine French creations at Joël Robuchon are outrageously
expensive but well worth it. The more casual L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon is
slightly cheaper but the food no less special.
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Daily 5.30pm-10pm (until 10.30pm Fri & Sat)
3799, Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas 89109
+1 702 891 7351
Delightful continental dining
Award-winning Chef Alex Strada's restaurant on The Strip proves he can
compete on the world stage. Alex's ever-changing menu has a continental
flair, with meals that combine fine taste, texture and visual presentation.
The luxurious dining room, overlooking the Wynn Las Vegas waterfall and
lake, provides a perfect setting for such delightful cuisine.
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Wed-Sat 6pm-10pm
Wynn Las Vegas Casino Hotel, 3131, Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas 89109
+1 702 248 3463
Austins Steakhouse
Beef lovers' paradise
Steakhouses are a dime a dozen in Vegas, usually overpriced or underwhelming,
but Austins Steakhouse in North Las Vegas hits the spot with superior
steaks/chops at prices that won't break the budget. A casually elegant
environment and great staff complete the package. Try the fillet - almost
tender enough to cut with a fork.
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Daily 5pm-10pm (until 11pm Fri & Sat)
Texas Station Casino Hotel, 2101, Texas Star Lane, Las Vegas 89032
+1 702 631 1033
Mesa Grill
Tex-Mex specialities
Celebrity Chef Bobby Flay's Mesa Grill on The Strip serves up a mix of
Southwestern US cuisine but it is his quesadillas, prepared in a specially
constructed oven, that are the real stars of the show. The festive room is
perfect for large gatherings, and there are more than 250 varieties of
tequila available.
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Mon-Fri 11am-2.30pm; Sat-Sun 10.30am-3pm; Daily 5pm-11pm
3570, Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas 89109
+1 702 731 7731
Le Village Buffet
Fine French buffet dishes
Designed to resemble a French countryside town, the dining room is just the
first surprise at Le Village Buffet on The Strip. The second is the food,
all fresh and finely prepared with an emphasis on regional specialities from
Provence and Burgundy, among others. Visit the hand-made crêpe station to
cap it all off.
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Paris Las Vegas Casino Hotel, 3655, Las Vegas Boulevard South, Las Vegas 89109
+1 702 946 7000
Red 8
Asian barbecues
Located in the opulent Wynn Las Vegas casino resort on The Strip, Red 8
serves everything from Dim Sum and Cantonese noodles to Hong Kong barbecue.
The surroundings are sumptuous, with Chinese-styled black and deep red
panelled walls, but the atmosphere remains casual. The barbecue pork buns
are especially recommended.
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Wynn Las Vegas, 3131, Las Vegas Boulevard Sth, Las Vegas 89109
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Hash House a Go-Go
Alternative farm food
The delirious takes on American farm food at Hash House a Go-Go in West Las
Vegas are astounding in both presentation and flavour. Breakfasts with their
signature hashes, pancakes, waffles, and eggs of all kinds are the primary
lure but dinner selections are just as delicious. Portions are enormous and
meant to be shared.
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Daily 7.30am-2.30pm; Mon-Thu 5pm-9pm; Fri & Sat 5pm-10pm
6800, West Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas 89146
+1 702 804 4646
Lotus of Siam
Thai spice
No less than Gourmet magazine picked Lotus of Siam, a hole-in-the-wall
joint near The Strip, as the best Thai restaurant in North America. High
praise indeed, but justified for their traditional and hard-to-find dishes
all bursting with flavour at prices that should be three times what they are
for food this good.
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Mon-Fri 11.30am-2pm; Mon-Thu 5.30pm-9.30pm; Fri-Sun 5.30pm-10pm
953, East Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas 89104
+1 702 735 3033
M&M Soul Food
Traditional southern US cooking
The southern US is renowned for its deep-fried flavours and tangy barbecue
and M&M Soul Food near The Strip is faithful to the cause. The fried
chicken, smothered in gravy, is a cholesterol watcher's nightmare but so
good you won't care. The neighbourhood is a bit dodgy at night so go during
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Daily 7am-8pm
3923, West Charleston Boulevard, Las Vegas 89102
+1 702 453 7685
Main Street Station Garden Court Buffet
What buffets should be
The Main Street Station Garden Court Buffet in Downtown is one of the best
examples of the all-you-can-eat-style restaurant in town. A beautiful
garden-style dining room charms while seemingly endless varieties of food
from brick-oven pizzas to Hawaiian specialities are on offer. The fact that
it is inexpensive is merely a bonus.
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Daily 7am-10pm
200, North Main Street, Las Vegas 89101
+1 702 387 1896
Subs worth sharing
The giant submarine sandwiches at Capriotti's near The Strip are packed with
fine cuts of meat and tangy seasonings; regular sandwiches will never taste
the same again. Try a traditional Italian or go for a fun option like 'The
Bobbie', emulating Thanksgiving in a roll with turkey, cranberry sauce and,
of course, stuffing.
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Mon-Sat 10am-9pm; Sun 11am-7pm
322, West Sahara Avenue, Las Vegas 89109
+1 702 474 0229
Margaritas and American food
You needn't be one of singer Jimmy Buffet's 'parrot-head' acolytes to enjoy
Margaritaville on The Strip, since the American dishes - many with Caribbean
influences - go beyond the usual theme restaurant offerings in both flavour
and value. Don't miss the margarita-spewing volcano for some fun, and the
outdoor patios for good views.
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Beyond sales of fresh produce under the California Grown label, the state is banking on the brand becoming a source of farm tourism dollars.
State agriculture secretary Karen Ross updated growers, commodity groups and processors on the rollout of the "California, Always in Season" program at a June 30 luncheon in Fresno. The program, unveiled in April, is a partnership between California Grown www.californiagrown.org and nonprofit tourism marketer Visit California.
About 60 producers of table grapes, apples, blueberries, pistachios and other crops and foods met with Ross and Visit California chief executive officer Caroline Beteta at California State University, Fresno.
Over six months, print spreads in Food & Wine magazine and accompanying videos www.californiasweeps.com will feature California growers, chefs and vintners.
In one social media promotion, consumers are invited to take selfie photos with the California Grown logo or anything grown in the state. Once posted on Facebook or Twitter using #cagrown, a pound of food will be donated to a food bank.
The Buy California Marketing Agreement manages the California Grown — CA Grown — campaign. The joint effort with Visit California is funded by the federal Specialty Crop Block Grant program.
Of the $112 billion spent on California tourism in 2012, $28.5 billion was for food. Ross sees an opportunity for agriculture to become more involved.
"One of the durable trends is the focus of consumers on their local food, how it's grown and who's growing it," Ross said. "A big part of our steps forward will be putting the farmers in the spotlight to be the next celebrities of the food movement, much like winemakers and chefs. Consumers want to see the growers and engage with them."
They're also drawn to events like Madera's Pomegranate Festival, she said.
California Grown has been pushing for broader participation by grower-shippers, retailers and others in the trade. In the last six months, for example, there have been retail promotions with Target, Safeway, Whole Foods, Wal-Mart and Trader Joe's.
"We are also in the process of finalizing partnerships to do special promotions with the California Restaurant Association and the California Retailers Association," Ross said.
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She first became familiar to most of us as That Girl, in her own groundbreaking television sitcom. But Marlo Thomas has gone on to a varied career that's included acting on stage and film, producing the popular television specials Free To Be.You and Me and Free To Be.A Family, and, most recently, writing the book The Right Words at the Right Time (Atria Books), sales of which benefit St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital, the institution founded by her father, Danny. Thomas comes to Sarasota this month for the Women's Resource Center's 10th annual Renaissance, which includes an "Island Black Tie at Sunset" event March 30 and a luncheon with the actress/producer/social activist as speaker, March 31 at the Ritz-Carlton. (For ticket info call 366-1700). Kay Kipling spoke with her about the new book and more.
Q. What inspired The Right Words at the Right Time?
A. I received a letter from a man whose daughter was about to turn 16. She'd been a fan of Free To Be.You and Me, and he wondered if I'd send her a story from my own life that would help and advise her.
I remembered when I was 17 or 18 and struggling to be an actress. I was playing Gigi in a little theater, and all the reviews were comparing me to my father-"Would I be as good?" It really scared me, and I went to my dad in tears, saying, "I want to run away and change my name." And he said, "I raised you to be a thoroughbred. Thoroughbreds run their own races; they don't look at the horses next to them. Don't look at me. You just run your own race."
That became a motto for me in my life. When I didn't want to get married when everyone else was, when I quit my show and people thought I was crazy, I just reminded myself that you have to ask, "Is it their race or mine?"
So one day I was jogging in the park, which I do every day, and I thought, "I bet everybody has a story like that." I started asking friends and people I knew. And I ended up with 108 people in all telling their stories, from Gwyneth Paltrow to Billie Jean King, Paul Newman, Sean Penn.all ages, a diverse group. It's really a book for anyone who's at a crossroads.
Q. Despite being scared about comparisons to your father, were you a self-confident young woman?
A. I had a pretty good sense of self-esteem. My parents were very close to my brother and sister and me, and they always told us we could do anything we wanted. They came to our recitals and plays; they told us we were smart. We had a feeling we belonged to something.each other, our family. It was a foundation and a safe haven.
Even though my father was a very big star and a big personality, he didn't overshadow others. And he was one of the best listeners I've ever known. When I went to him that time he didn't just say to me, "Don't worry about what stupid people say." He gave me something else to put in my mind.
Q. Did you always want to act?
A. I think so. I was always doing little plays at home. I had a sliding closet door, and it was my curtain.
Q. Do you find yourself creating a lot of your own roles now, as a producer?
A. Sometimes I've involved in the creating; sometimes not. I'm going on the road with Brian Dennehy in the play The Exonerated now, and I just finished doing The Guys, a play about the firemen of Sept. 11, off-Broadway. I go where a good part is. But when you get past 30, there aren't so many roles. Right now I'm working on developing Bedknobs and Broomsticks, for Wonderful World of Disney. And I'm starring in and producing Deceit, a murder mystery, for Lifetime.
Q. You were single for a long time. What's the best thing about being married for you?
A. It's a safe place; it's home. Phil [husband Phil Donahue] is my family. Some people don't feel comfortable with intimacy. I do.
Q. What do you feel proudest of in your career?
A. That Girl had such a tremendous impact. When I got off the plane today the stewardess said she'd always watched that show and it made her realize, "I could have a job and live in the big city." When I did Free to Be.in the '70s, that had great impact on young people. I still hear about that a lot. I've been fortunate to be involved in projects that really touch people.
Q. Any regrets?
A. No real regrets. I've always been a work in progress, and sometimes I wish I were more of a planner. I've known some businesswomen who said, "I'm going to be a vice president at 35," that sort of thing. I've never been like that. I just bump along like a kid who follows a shiny object.
Q. What do you do for relaxation?
A. Phil and I have a small boat, and that's a lot of fun. He's the captain and I'm the crew, and we just get away from the world. I love to go to the theater, and we have friends over for dinner several times a week to play games like Charades. And my runs in the park.I don't care if it snows or rains, as long as it's not icy, I run.


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Crossroads recently unveiled a new breakfast menu, among the highlights are the new Bacon Avocado Eggs Benedict; Breakfast Burger with a Kick, made with andouille sausage, pepper jack cheese and a sunny side egg on a brioche bun; the Rock Steady Skillet featuring cage free eggs, applewood bacon, red rose potatoes, green chiles, green onions, jack cheese and fresh pico de gallo; and the Super Fuel, an omelet made with grilled chicken, sautéed mushrooms, cheddar cheese and topped with avocado and brie cheese.
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Remote exploitation of a directory traversal vulnerability in Hewlett-Packard Development Co. LP (HP)'s PostScript Interpreter, as included with multiple printers and MFPs, could allow an attacker to execute arbitrary code with the privileges of the affected service.
HP Printers contain support for multiple scripting languages embedded within printed documents, including PostScript. The vulnerability occurs in the PostScript Interpreter, and allows an attacker with access to printing services to access and modify arbitrary files on the file system. When opening files, the PostScript Interpreter does not check for embedded directory traversal sequences (such as "../"). This allows a malicious print job to open, read and write to arbitrary files on the system outside of the print job "sandbox" area. Additionally, the interpreter runs with root privileges. An attacker can use this to execute arbitrary code by overwriting system libraries, or adding users to the password file.
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