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A recent World Public Opinion poll showed that most Americans believe we spend 25% of the federal budget on foreign aid. Understandably, Americans think that is too large of a figure.
But how do you feel about 1%? If you knew that we spend less than 1% of the federal budget on foreign aid and just a small fraction of that funding dedicated to global health has saved the lives of millions of newborns and children struggling to survive in some of the poorest and most conflict-ridden communities in the world, what would you say then?
Some in Congress are calling for deep cuts in our modest global health spending to balance the budget.
The proposed cuts will have a devastating impact on the most vulnerable populations around the globe:
>> Almost 8 million fewer children could receive low-cost antibiotics to treat pneumonia – the leading killer of kids under five.
>> Over 12.5 million fewer children could receive oral rehydration salts that can help save many of the 1.2 million who die needlessly from diarrhea.
>> More than 7 million children could not be immunized against measles, tetanus, and pertussis.
"I believe there are ways to find the efficiencies we're all seeking, through being more businesslike in how we do our work, reining in contract partners and doing better program oversight. There's a way to do this that does not have to cost lives," USAID Administrator Rajiv Shah testified.
Investments by the U.S. and other wealthy nations have saved many tiny lives, but more than 8 million of the world's children under five still die every year. What's most heartbreaking is that they largely die from causes that are preventable or treatable like pneumonia and diarrhea -- rarely causes of death in the U.S. And they die from complications at birth due to a lack of skilled health workers.
Our elected officials are deciding right now whether to put our modest foreign aid budget on the chopping block, and time is running out. We can't afford to put the lives of millions of newborns, children, and mothers at risk. Take action and tell them that we can -- and must -- balance the budget some other way.
The U.S. has been a leader in developing the science behind, and delivery strategies for, low-cost, high-stakes interventions to families. In addition to the value of the lives saved, these programs serve America's national security and long-term economic interests. U.S. programs to save children's lives, address hunger, and educate young children around the world create stability, a fact that military leaders recognize. Defense Secretary Robert Gates recently noted that international affairs programs are cost-effective as they help reduce the need for far more costly military interventions, saying, "It is a lot cheaper than sending soldiers."
The international affairs budget – only 1 percent of the overall budget – is truly a small, smart investment that yields big returns critical for strengthening U.S. national interests, keeping our promises to allies, and addressing the global challenges and opportunities of the 21st century.
I strongly urge you to vote against cuts to the international affairs budget and continue proven investments in global development and humanitarian programs.


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St. Ursula vs. Strongsville. Sound familiar? It should.
For the fourth time since 2002, these Ohio girls soccer powers are meeting for the Division I state final. In addition to a state title, the winner, likely, will find itself in the FAB 50 Top 5 by season's end.
For FAB 50 No. 13 Strongsville, this is the farewell match for national recruit Danielle Hubka.
St. Ursula won last year's state final by blanking Strongsville, 2-0. Strongsville won the 2002 and 2005 state final meetings with St. Ursula.
Strongsville offers a more balanced attack, led by Maryland commit Hubka, who has 16 goals and 16 assists. Ashley Meier, a freshman who was recently invited to the U.S. Youth Soccer Interregional, has 10 goals and four assists.
St. Ursula's offense is focused around junior Elizabeth Burchenal, who has 32 goals. Burchenal scored a goal, assisted on the second and earned a penalty kick -- which was converted by a teammate, in St. Ursula's 3-0 state semifinal win over Upper Arlington. Freshman Marisa Wolf has added 17 goals, and junior keeper Aubrey Bledsoe has nine shutouts.
Here are several other contests to keep an eye on this weekend:
• La Salle (R.I.) goes for the Division I sweep this week with both the boys' and girls' teams vying for titles. With a combined one loss (that to highly ranked Acton-Boxboro, Mass., on the girls side), the squads are fixtures in the Rhode Island finals. The school swept the Division I titles in 2005. The girls were the 2006 state champs and finished as a runner-up in 2007. The La Salle girls face South Kingstown Saturday and the boys face Barrington on Sunday in state final action.
• In Kentucky, the Highlands boys and girls reached this weekend's state finals, and both will be facing uphill battles. St. Xavier boys and Sacred Heart girls flaunted their superiority in the state semifinals. St. Xavier, the defending champion and Top 20 squad, routed Boyle County, 7-0, to set up a Saturday final with Highlands. Sacred Heart handled Greenwood 6-0. It will also face Highlands on Saturday.
• While the Pennsylvania state titles will not be determined for another week, District 1 teams have a rare opportunity to show some muscle in the boys draw. The district received four bids to the 16-team state tournament, and all four advanced to Saturday's state quarterfinals. The pairings are such that one District 1 squad is guaranteed a state semifinal berth (the Lower Merion-Neshaminy winner), while the other team teams (Downingtown West and Central Bucks East) are favored to advance. If so, District 1 could produce three of the final four teams in the PIAA playoffs.
• This week's marquee boys soccer match in New York pits FAB 50 No. 1 Brentwood against a strong Massapequa squad. Massapequa was ranked in the FAB 50 early in the season before a pair of losses. Now, the teams meet in the Class AA boys quarterfinals Sunday. In the New York girls draw, Bethlehem faces Baldwinsville in a Class AA state quarterfinal battle of FAB 50 teams Saturday.
Sheldon Shealer covers high school sports from ESPN RISE.
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Nucleoporin 62kDa | |||||||||||||
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Symbols | NUP62 ; IBSN; SNDI; p62 | ||||||||||||
External IDs | OMIM: 605815 MGI: 1351500 HomoloGene: 68773 GeneCards: NUP62 Gene | ||||||||||||
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Species | Human | Mouse | |||||||||||
Entrez | 23636 | 18226 | |||||||||||
Ensembl | ENSG00000213024 | ENSMUSG00000043858 | |||||||||||
UniProt | P37198 | Q63850 | |||||||||||
RefSeq (mRNA) | NM_001193357 | NM_053074 | |||||||||||
RefSeq (protein) | NP_001180286 | NP_444304 | |||||||||||
Location (UCSC) | Chr 19: 50.41 – 50.43 Mb | Chr 7: 44.82 – 44.83 Mb | |||||||||||
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Nucleoporin p62 (p62) is a protein complex associated with the nuclear envelope. The p62 protein remains associated with the nuclear pore complex-lamina fraction. p62 is synthesized as a soluble cytoplasmic precursor of 61 kDa[1] followed by modification that involve addition of N-acetylglucosamine residues.[2] followed by association with other complex proteins.
The nuclear pore complex is a massive structure that extends across the nuclear envelope, forming a gateway that regulates the flow of macromolecules between the nucleus and the cytoplasm. Nucleoporins are the main components of the nuclear pore complex in eukaryotic cells. The protein encoded by this gene is a member of the FG-repeat containing nucleoporins and is localized to the nuclear pore central plug. This protein associates with the importin alpha/beta complex which is involved in the import of proteins containing nuclear localization signals. Multiple transcript variants of this gene encode a single protein isoform.[3]
P62 is a serine/threonine rich protein of ~520 amino acids, with tetrapeptide repeats on the amino terminus and a series of alpha-helical regions with hydrophobic heptad repeats.[4] P62 assembles into a complex containing 3 addition proteins, p60, p54 and p45 [5][6] forming the p62 complex of ~235 kDa. Glycosylation appears to be involved in the assembly and disassembly of p62 into higher order complexes, and a serine/threonine rich linker region between Ser270 to Thr294 appear to be regulatory.[7] The p62 complex is localized to both the nucleoplasmic and cytoplasmic sides of the pore complex and the relative diameter of p62 complex relative to the nuclear pore complex suggests it interacts in pore gating.[8]
P62 appears to interact with mRNA during transport out of the nucleus.[9] P62 also interacts with a nuclear transport factor (NTF2) protein that is involved in trafficking proteins between cytoplasm and nucleus.[10] Another protein, importin (beta) binds to the helical rod section of p62, which also binds NTF2 suggesting the formation of a higher order gating complex.[11] Karyopherin beta2 (transportin), a riboprotein transporter also interacts with p62.[12] P62 also interacts with nucleoporin-93kDa,[13] and when Nup98 is depleted p62 fails to assemble with nuclear pore complexes.[14] Mutant pores could not dock/transport proteins with nuclear localization signals or M9 import signals.
Antibodies to p62 complex are involved in 1 or more autoimmune diseases. P62 glycosylation is increased in diabetes.[15] and may influence its association with other diseases. p62 is also more frequent in Stage IV primary biliary cirrhosis and is prognostic for severe disease.[16]
Reduced p62 production has been linked to Alzheimer's disease. It is thought oxidative damage of the p62 promoter is correlated with AD and other neurodegenerative disorders.[17]
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Oct 23, 2014
The Mexico Institute seeks two intern candidates for the Spring of 2015. Applications should be received no later than Friday, November 14, 2014. Please review full guidelines for application instructions. This is a paid internship.
Mexico's Involvement in UN Peacekeeping Operations
Oct 21, 2014
"Peña Nieto's decision is neither unprecedented, nor does it assume commitments that had not been previously undertaken during the signing of the United Nations Charter in 1945." Check out our latest infographic about Mexico's participation in UN peacekeeping operations.
Mexico in Peacekeeping Operations: A Late and Controversial Decision - The Expert Take
Oct 20, 2014
In a recent intervention at the general debate of the United Nations' General Assembly, President Peña Nieto unveiled a decision that had long been awaited by scholars working on Mexican foreign policy. In a cautious manner...he announced that Mexico would now participate in the United Nations' Peacekeeping Operations.
What is the reality? - The Expert Take
Sep 26, 2014
With time, the coverage, quality, and timeliness of economic data published in Mexico has changed. The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI for its Spanish acronym) does quality work but has paces and delimited periods for technical reasons. Banco de México (the central bank of Mexico) does the same. On the other side, the Ministry of Finance (SHYCP for its acronym in Spanish) has declined in detail and timeliness. In other agencies, the information is published with substantial delays.
Journalism and Security in Mexico
Sep 03, 2014
Since 2008, journalists' rights to write and express their opinions had been seriously limited in Mexico. Mexico is now one of the world's most dangerous and complicated places to practice journalism. Read the latest article by Diana Negroponte, a member of the Mexico Institute's Advisory Board.
Drug Trafficking - How Drugs Get Here
Sep 02, 2014
The Latin American Program's 2012 publication "Drug Trafficking and Organized Crime in the Americas: Major Trends in the Twenty-First Century" was referenced in this article about drug trafficking to the United States.
Raising Mexico's minimum wage
Aug 27, 2014
A debate has recently emerged regarding the issue of raising Mexico's minimum wage. Proponents call attention to the fact that the minimum wage is much lower than other countries in Latin America. Others fear an increase in the minimum wage would spark inflation and warn that this debate is used as a distraction from the real issue of increasing productivity.
Mexico's Energy Reforms Become Law
Aug 15, 2014
On August 11, 2014, President Peña Nieto signed into law the 21 component parts of a comprehensive energy reform. Eight months after introducing constitutional amendments to radically transform Mexico's hydrocarbon and electricity sectors, private investors and Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) can leave the starting gate. Read the latest article by Diana Negroponte, a member of Mexico Institute's Advisory Council
Mexico's Energy Reform: The Timeline
Aug 14, 2014
The Mexico Institute charts the course of the energy reform beginning in 2012, when Enrique Peña Nieto, then-Candidate for the Mexican Presidency, made the commitment to reform the energy sector by 2015. The end goal of this reform is to make the energy industry more competitive and to drive Mexico's economic growth
Mexico's Energy Reform: entering the final phase - The Expert Take
Aug 13, 2014
On Monday August 11, Mexican President Enrique Peña Nieto enacted the secondary legislation of the energy reform, composed of 9 new laws and amendments to 12 existing ones. With this action, a new chapter in the economic development of Mexico begins in which the private sector will be allowed to invest in various areas related to the exploration for and exploitation of natural resources such as oil and gas.


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August 15, 2001
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Houston, TX -- Free legal services are available to those affected by Tropical Storm Allison who have disaster-related legal questions and live in the 31 Southeast Texas counties declared a federal disaster.
"Once flood victims' food, clothing and shelter needs are met, they may encounter legal questions concerning lost documents, landlord-tenant disputes, or probate matters," said Lynne Liberato, a Houston attorney and immediate past president of the State Bar.
August 9, 2001
News Release
Houston, TX -- The deadline to file for Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA) is August 15 for the original 28 counties that received a presidential disaster declaration because of Tropical Storm Allison. The deadline for Grimes and Harrison counties is August 22, while Waller County residents have until August 24.
To date, 1,500 residents have received nearly $330,000 in disaster unemployment assistance.
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August 8, 2001
News Release
Houston, TX -- Two-months after President Bush declared a major disaster for the State of Texas, nearly 105,000 Texans have registered for assistance and $594 million in federal and state disaster aid has been provided to affected families and businesses.
This includes $151 million approved to help with temporary housing costs and $239 million approved in U.S. Small Business Administration (SBA) low-interest disaster loans. The state also has approved $165 million in grants for other disaster-related needs.
August 7, 2001
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Just made a variation of what I mentioned above with the mojo crillo, came out better that I imagined. 1.5# shrimp shelled and deveined 1/2 cup of Goya Mojo Crillo Marinade 1/2 medium onion finely diced 1/2 orange pepper diced 3 cloves garlic finely chopped dry white wine to deglaze pan with 7 ounce can of Mexican tomato sauce with chilies 1/2 tsp dried oregano 1/4 tsp ground cominos Chopped cilantro or parsley to garnish. Marinaded the shrimp in the mojo grillo for an hour, separated the shrimp from the marinade and reserved it. Sweated down the peppers, onions and garlic. Deglazed with a splash of wine, added the tomato sauce, marinade and spices. Reduced by half. Tossed in the shrimp and let them cook til they changed color. Garnish with either cilantro or parsley. Served in a bowl with toasted garlic bread. But could be over rice as well. You could give it more heat with habenero, or even just hot sauce, but the heat from the tomato/chili sauce was perfect for me.
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Tomato eh? Interesting.
You mentioned this Mayan shrimp recipe, and my mind immediatley goes to: Coney stock (am I the only one with rabbit in the freezer? Ok chicken, then) half and half pineapple/orange juice (fresh of course) ginger (fresh of course) scallions (or maybe leeks even!) garlic either tomatoes (for rojo) or tomatillos (for verde) ghost pepper or rocoto pepper. For something a little less spicy...I'm thinking somethign peppery like thai peppers or something. oh, and copious amounts of cilantro. for those who abhor cilantro, I'd substitute parsley. Looks like I just found dinner. Thanks for the idea.
I live in the heart of Detroit, MI! All spicy/latin ingredients such as Rocoto peppers? Several Supermercados have them. Along with specialty meats like tongue and tripe and pig/beef head. Yum. More exotic stuff like coneys? Thankfully the Muslim capital of the US is Dearborn, which borders Detroit. Off to the Dearborn Hillers for any kind of hillel meat you can imagine. I made paprika/lime quail the other day. Word. And I always keep a brace of coneys on hand for my famous leek 'n coney pot pie. They even sell them with the guts 'n gizzards and all for the gravy. Detroit may have problems...but we have awesome food.
For me, when I try to emulate a lot of recipes that are hispanic/spanish or mexican in nature there is a factor that is often left out but makes a big difference. It's the concept of high heat. When many of these dishes are made, they are flash cooked at very high temps. For example, I make shrimp dish that is spanish with shrimp, olive oil, garlic, salt, lemon juice,parsley, and smoked paprika. Now, if you combine the ingredients together and cook at moderate temps until shrimp are cooked you will get a decent dish that is ok. However, if you make the pan good and hot before adding the oil, then quick add the oil, garlic and shrimp so you get a carmelizing sear going. Then when the garlic is about to get overly brown, you slow it down with the lemon juice and paprika and maybe a little white wine, you'll get a great dish that has a roasty/carmelized flavor that is out of this world. Same with meat dishes where you cook the meat first. If you sear it and get a good amount of browning that will add flavor to the dish, versus making the meat grey and cooked with no additional flavoring. It's often simple ingredients that are fresh and cooked well.
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Thursday, May 01, 2014
In an
feature titled "Think Like Cleveland: 6 Ingredients to Boosting Business Growth," Jane Porter writes how Cleveland went from being on the bottom of the list in terms of startup-friendly cities to being near the top.
"In an
ranking of startup-friendly cities in 2002, Cleveland came in 61 out of 61. At the time, entrepreneurs had little by way of funding options and the startup economy was suffering," writes Porter.
But thanks in large part to the formation of Jumpstart, a nonprofit organization focused on helping idea-stage tech companies gain access to funds and resources, things began to turn around -- quickly.
The feature goes on to enumerate the six key ingredients that helped propel Cleveland forward, including innovators, advocates and storytellers.
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cleveland clinic exports marquee brand to abu dhabi
Thursday, April 17, 2014
In a
article titled, "Cleveland Clinic exports marquee Ohio brand to Abu Dhabi," by Robin Respaut writes about the Clinic's plans to open a hospital on Al Maryah Island in Abu Dhabi.
"For decades the Cleveland Clinic has provided healthcare to the upper echelons of Middle Eastern society who fly halfway across the world for treatment at the Ohio-based private medical center," she writes. "Soon, they can skip the trip."
Early next year, the Cleveland Clinic will open an ultra-modern, 364-bed hospital on Al Maryah Island in Abu Dhabi. The Clinic currently helps manage the Sheikh Khalifa Medical City facility in Abu Dhabi, but this will be the first time it puts its name and personnel in the region.
"We look at it as our petrodollars coming home to Cleveland," Cleveland Clinic's chief executive officer Dr Toby Cosgrove said during an interview. "It's money coming back to us."
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crop bistro included in listing of cool restaurants in converted spaces
Thursday, April 17, 2014
In a
feature titled, "Drinking in Banks and Jails: 21 Restaurants/Bars Converted from Very Different Buildings, Crop Bistro in Ohio City earns a spot.
"We've all been in a Thai restaurant that was obviously once a Pizza Hut, but even the ghost of a stuffed-crust pizza haunting your pad Thai has nothing on a cool, old building that's been converted to a place where you can stuff your face or give your liver a workout," writes Andy Kryza. "From an old elementary school to a jail and an airplane, these 21 joints keep their historical roots while also keeping you fat and happy."
Crop Bar and Bistro
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What it was
: A gigantic 1925 bank, complete with marble columns, huge arches, and 17,000 feet of floor space.
What it is now
: "One of Ohio's most-lauded restaurants, Crop has kept the integrity of the space intact -- from the remastered columns to the gigantic murals over the bar -- while cooking up high-end cuisine in an open kitchen set up right in the middle of the packed floor. In the basement, meanwhile, you can rent out the vault space, which is great for parties or, in the event of a zombie apocalypse, survival."
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cleveland selected as one of nation's most underrated food cities
Thursday, April 03, 2014
, the digital magazine for men, recently published a feature on the "The 7 most underrated food cities in America." Writer Dan Gentile included Cleveland in the listing.
"What makes a great food city isn't necessarily Michelin stars or food trucks per capita," he writes. "While NYC, LA, and Chicago have always shined brightest, and upstarts like Austin and Portland might be the kings of meals on wheels, there are a ton of cities out there where tradition and innovation mix into unique melting pots... full of melting food."
To compile the list, the writer reached out to community experts to state why their cities are considered underrated, and what spots you should be sure to try when you visit. For the Cleveland entry, that honor fell to Sam McNulty of Market Garden Brewery.
"Cleveland has been punching very far above its weight in the food and craft beer scene in recent years," McNulty states. "Having traveled all over the world and been a food and beer tourist on most continents, I am still thrilled when the plane touches down here in Cleveland, and I'm back in this Mecca of local food and local beer."
magazine just wrote a piece about Cleveland being the new Brooklyn. And while they meant it as a compliment, we're actually much more a new Cleveland with our own authentic and edgy flavor."
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thriving playhouse square neighborhood profiled in new york times
New York Times
Thursday, April 03, 2014
In a
New York Times
feature titled, "Cleveland's Thriving Theater Hub Lures Residents," writer Erik Piepenburg outlines how
Playhouse Square
continues to evolve from an entertainment-only district to a 24/7 community.
"Residents of Midtown Manhattan are accustomed to walking to the Theater District to see what's new on Broadway," Piepenburg writes. "But Mr. Hawley's trip to and from Cleveland's gilded Palace Theater was something much more significant. It was a sign, decades in the making, that this city's efforts to create a thriving residential real estate market in its downtown core was starting to look more like a box-office hit than a flop."
The article ticks off positive statistics, supplied by
Downtown Cleveland Alliance
, that state that roughly 12,000 residents now call downtown Cleveland home, double the amount in 2000. Rental occupancy hovers near 95 percent.
"Almost 40 years after the closing of
Jacque Brel
, and after millions of dollars in renovations and area development, people are not just being entertained in Cleveland's theater district," notes Piepenburg. "They're calling it home."
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another record-breaking year for cleveland international film festival
Cleveland International Film Festival
Thursday, April 03, 2014
The 38th Cleveland International Film Festival (CIFF), which ran for 12 days in March, again boasted record-breaking attendance figures. This year, CIFF showed 186 feature films and 168 short subjects from 68 countries to 97,804 attendees, which represents a 4.9 percent increase from 2013.
The Roxanne T. Mueller Audience Choice Award for Best Film went to
Matt Shepard is a Friend of Mine
, directed by Michele Josue.
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the jake, er, progressive field chosen as one of best ballparks for craft beer fans
Daily Mail
Tuesday, April 01, 2014
In a
Daily Mail
feature titled, "Best Baseball Stadiums for Craft Beer Around the Country," Cleveland's Progressive Field makes the grade.
"As the weather warms up, there's not much we'd rather do than spend a Saturday at the ballpark," writes Clare Goggin Sivits. "Going to a game is always thrilling, from the rush you feel the first moment you walk through the tunnel and that emerald green field opens up before you to the memories brought back from games you experienced years ago. Even for the casual sports fan, baseball is the perfect excuse to chow down on a hot dog, nibble some nachos, and wash it all down with a beer… or three."
Sadly, most parks charge way too much for beer that is way below our standards. Some parks, though, buck trend by offering up great craft beer choices.
"Granted, you should probably have to have a reason aside from beer to actually go to these places -- say, you want to see a baseball game? But if you end up at one of these ballparks, you can count on finding a good pint of beer instead of the lame beer options you'd have to settle for elsewhere."
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"The Indians can boast a new partnership with the likes of the New Belgium Brewing Company (makers of the amazing Fat Tire), and Great Lakes Brewing Co (who can boast the killer Great Lakes Eliot Ness). This season is looking up -- the stadium lowered its (previously pretty exorbitant) concession stand prices last year, and also offers ultra-cheap PBRs, just in case."
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melt bar & grilled among '21 best sando shops in usa'
Thursday, March 27, 2014
, the digital magazine for men, recently published a feature on the "The 21 Best Sandwich Shops in America." Writer Adam Lapetina included Melt Bar & Grilled in the listing.
"The perfect sandwich is hard to find," Lapetina writes. "But when you do find it, you have to pay homage. From superior ingredients to the freshest-baked bread and sauces that make you say, "Dammit, I kind of want to drink that!", the ideal sammie has to strike a delicate balance, and the people who make them have hit upon something way more important than just a portable meal."
In his entry for Melt, Lapetina writes:
"Cleveland's got its fair share of interesting people, but not all of them open tattoo-friendly, punk-rock-playing alternative grilled cheese joints, like Matt Fish did when he first founded Melt Bar & Grilled in 2006. Offering patrons who get a Melt tattoo 25% off for life is only the second of his selling points -- the first is grilling up insane grilled cheese sandwiches that keep Ohioans coming back time and time again. The Parmageddon, for example, rocks potato & onion pierogi, sauerkraut, sharp cheddar, and sauteed onions and is every bit as face-melting as its name would suggest."
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humble wine bar on eater's list of '21 hottest pizza places'
Thursday, March 27, 2014
, an online repository for the nation's restaurant news, published its latest listing of "The 21 Hottest Pizza Places Across the US Right Now." Humble Wine Bar in Lakewood made the cut.
"Here are the 21 hottest pizza restaurants in the country. Please note these are not necessarily pizzerias, but rather restaurants that serve pizza and have opened in the past year or so. By and large, these restaurants were recommended by local Eater editors, in addition to Eater National's Heatmap correspondents."
Humble Wine Bar
Cleveland Scene
dining editor Douglas Trattner wrote in his November Eater Heatmap: "On the heels of his successful gastropub Deagan's, Dan Deagan added this urban wine bar to his portfolio. Gleaming white subway tile, warm woods, concrete floors, and a 500-bottle mahogany wine cellar offer an update to the classic mold. The fare is limited to meat and cheese boards, finger-friendly starters, and thin-crust pizzas, which exit the blistering stone oven hot and crisp."
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toledo blade previews cleveland international film festival
Toledo Blade
Thursday, March 20, 2014
In an article in the
Toledo Blade
titled, "Cleveland to heat up for film lovers," Kirk Baird previews the Cleveland International Film Festival, which he labels as Ohio's biggest such event.
"The Cleveland International Film Festival (CIFF) line-up of more than 350 independent films isn't for everyone, particularly those who prefer movies with celebrity names in the credits," Baird writes. "But for those open to the concept of film as true art rather than commercial enterprise, the long-running festival has much to satisfy the soul and mind."
Baird goes on to offer a rundown of the offerings, noting the staggering growth of the decades-old event.
"Now in its 38th year, CIFF is a prominent regional -- and certainly Ohio's biggest -- film festival, with a combined audience of 95,000 film lovers and filmmakers from around the world expected to attend -- a staggering growth in audience from its first year in 1977 when only eight friends watched a few weekend films at the festival's first home, Cedar Lee Theatre in Cleveland Heights."
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#thisiscle promo video goes viral in 3- 2- 1...
Positively Cleveland
Thursday, March 20, 2014
On Wednesday,
Positively Cleveland
, the convention and visitors bureau for Cleveland, announced a new destination brand, presented new plans for its destination development initiatives, unveiled a local social media movement and highlighted a series of organizational accomplishments.
But without question, the most buzzed about element of the package was the following video, "A Cleveland Anthem," which promotes the theme: "Cleveland doesn't follow anyone's rules – it makes its own."
ceo of breakthrough schools testified to u.s. house on education reform
U.S. House
Thursday, March 13, 2014
On March 12, the House Committee on Education and the Workforce, chaired by Rep. John Kline (R-MN), held a hearing entitled, "Raising the Bar: The Role of Charter Schools in K-12 Education." During the hearing, members discussed ways charter schools are empowering parents, pioneering fresh teaching methods, encouraging state and local innovation, and helping students escape underperforming schools.
Alan Rosskamm, CEO of
Breakthrough Schools
in Cleveland, described Breakthrough's success in raising the bar on student achievement.
"In 2012-2013, Breakthrough students, on average, outperformed their peers across the city, county, and state in every subject," Rosskamm said. "Nationally, Breakthrough Schools were recognized as 1st in reading growth and 4th in math growth among urban charter school networks in the United States in a study by the CREDO Institute at Stanford University."
Mr. Rosskamm's remarks underscore the unique relationship that Breakthrough Schools has with the Cleveland Metropolitan School District. The district sponsors eight of Breakthrough's 10 schools, including Lakeshore Intergenerational School, which will open in Collinwood this August. Four of Breakthrough's schools are housed in former district buildings and a fifth, Near West Intergenerational School, is in space leased from the district for $1 a year.
"Half of Cleveland's top performing schools are public charter schools," John Zitzner, President of Friends of Breakthrough School, added in a release. "Replicating high performing charters like Breakthrough Schools is critical to turning Cleveland into a championship city for education."
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museum's receipt of $10m anonymous gift in the news
Antiques & Fine Art
Thursday, March 06, 2014
Antiques & Fine Art
magazine writes that "The Cleveland Museum of Art announced that it has received a $10 million gift from an anonymous donor to further strengthen the institution's mission and core principles, which focus on scholarships, artistic excellence and community engagement. Thanks to the donation, the museum has established two endowments -- one to support community engagement activities and another for interpretation of its permanent collection."
Fred Bidwell, interim director, was quoted as saying, "This incredibly generous gift really touches upon the fundamental initiatives of the Cleveland Museum of Art."
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the logistics of moving 100 cleveland orchestra musicians, instruments
Austin Chronicle
Thursday, March 06, 2014
In advance of the Cleveland Orchestra's upcoming performance in Austin, Texas, the
Austin Chronicle
published a sort of behind-the-scenes peek at the logistic of travel.
"The Cleveland Orchestra is known around the world for its rich sound, but some of the most important members of the organization don't play an instrument and are never seen or heard by the audience: They're with Operations, the team responsible for all of the behind-the-scenes planning for the orchestra," writes Natalie Zeldin.
That work falls on the lap of Julie Kim, director of operations of the Cleveland Orchestra, whose job it is to oversee transportation, hotel bookings, meals…
"But that's only the easy half. There's a second whole itinerary for the cargo: the assortment of precious cellos, basses, harps, gongs, and even all of the tuxedos that need to be transported for the performances."
"The goal," Kim is quoted as saying, "is always to make sure the cargo and people get there before the concert!"
"So when you hear the Cleveland Orchestra play -- and you should -- don't forget to clap for the people you don't see, too."
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pittsburgh post-gazette writer 'gets market buzz in cleveland'
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Thursday, February 27, 2014
In a feature titled, "Getting a Market Buzz in Cleveland,"
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
writer Diana Nelson Jones compares the West Side Market to her city's eclectic Strip District, as that city plots a course for a grand future marketplace of its own.
"Except for the selection of dried beans at Urban Herbs, the West Side Market in Cleveland doesn't sell anything you can't find in Pittsburgh's Strip District. What they have that we don't have is a grand work of marketplace architecture," she writes.
She adds that "the trip prompted many thoughts about what we have and don't have and led to a rumination on the potential of the Pittsburgh Public Market and the Terminal Building on Smallman Street to be long-term additions to the scene."
"As I toured the West Side Market, I caught myself oohing and aahing, wondering why at first and then realizing why -- the intensity of consolidation. It is Wholey's, Penn Mac, Stamolis, Parma Sausage, Sam Bok, Stan's, Labad's, La Prima and every farmers' market all together in one big teeming, gleaming -- and at times overwhelming -- place."
"But the certainty I came away with from Cleveland was that a great city needs a great indoor market scene and any city that still has its old-world market house is blessed, lucky, farsighted or all three."
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How to avoid another Ferguson
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Denver History
In the summer of 1858, a small group of prospectors from Georgia crossed the great plains of the Colorado Territory and made a region-changing discovery at the base of the Rocky Mountains. Gold. And although not much of the precious metal was found, the mere whisper of the word was enough to start a veritable stampede into the region.
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- 18454 Colo. Hwy. 9, Frisco, CO 80443
- (970) 453-1520
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Rated #1 Sleigh Ride in America! Step back in time as we take you on a Colorado experience you'll never forget. Offering dinner sleigh rides with a live musical show in the winter and a chuck wagon & …
Amazing Scavenger Hunt Adventure
- n/a, Denver, CO 80203
- (805) 603-5620
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Turn Denver into a Gameboard with this scavenger hunt tour. Combine the fun of the Amazing Race with a three-hour city tour. Guided from any smart phone, teams solve clues and complete challenges …
American Mountaineering Museum
- 710 10th St., Golden, CO 80401
- (303) 996-2755
- West Metro/Golden/Belmar/Lakewood/Olde Towne Arvada
A 'must stop' new attraction on your way to the mountains! From 14ers to Everest, experience mountaineering through interactive exhibits and high tech displays. Cross a crevasse, pick your route up …
American Museum of Western Art - The Anschutz Collection
- 1727 Tremont Pl., Denver, CO 80202
- (303) 293-2000
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A non-profit museum located in the historic Navarre Building in downtown Denver, the American Museum of Western Art is the permanent home for the Anschutz Collection, a significant collection of …
- 1701 Wynkoop St. Denver Union Station, Denver, CO 80202
- (800) 872-7245
Amtrak serves Denver daily with the California Zephyr to Glenwood Springs, Salt Lake City, Reno, San Francisco, Omaha, and Chicago. The California Zephyr is among the most scenic train routes in the …
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- 1500 S. Broadway, Denver, CO 80210
- (720) 934-1264
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Over one hundred dealers offering unique art, antiques and collectibles for the discriminating buyer. A unique shopping experience.
Argo Gold Mine & Mill
- 2350 Riverside Dr. PO Box 1990, Idaho Springs, CO 80452
- (303) 567-2421
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Tour the Argo Gold Mine, Mill and Museum. Open mid April to mid October. A National Historic Site only 30 minutes west of Denver on I-70 providing fun, educational tours the whole family will …
Arvada Center for the Arts & Humanities
- 6901 Wadsworth Blvd., Arvada, CO 80003
- (720) 898-7200
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Multidisciplinary center offers a varied, year-round program of theater, dance & concerts, art & historical exhibitions & hands on art & humanities education for all. 500-seat indoor theater, …
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- (720) 242-7428
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(WASHINGTON PARK, IL) -- Ninn Worx_SR contract star, Brea Bennett, will chase away the lingering storms in Washington Park, Illinois with a three night feature dancing extravaganza at Larry Flynt's Hustler Club, Thursday, May 8 through Saturday, May 10, 2008. ''It's shakey nakey time! I love dancing in the clubs across the United States, and Illinois is a great state for me, as the guys are always friendly and come out for my feature performances in droves. I have three shows each night, so come early and stay up late with me,'' said Bennett. Bennett has been keeping her act fresh, and plans on introducing a few rowdy interactive games during her shows this weekend. ''I like paying 'cooter ball' with the audience. It's a great way to show off my talents. I really have a great tip at the tip rail, and after the show, I'll have copies of many of my Ninn Worx_SR releases for signing.'' ''I've been busy working on new content for my website, BreaBennett.com, and I'd like to give everyone that comes out for these shows a preview of all the goodies that I have planned for the new and improved interactive aspects of my site,'' says Bennett. Larry Flynt's Hustler Club is located at 5420 Bunkum Road in Washington Park, Illinois. Please call the club directly for Bennett's show times, (618) 874- 9334. Brea Bennett's feature bookings are handled by the Lee Network, (727) 363-7100. For all things Ninn Worx_SR, please contact Black and Blue Media by email to firstname.lastname@example.com.
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Starr Sisters at DreamGirls
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This Month's Best New Cookbooks: August 2013
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Which State Fair Food Is Your Guilty Pleasure?
State fair food has evolved into something a little more outrageous than your typical funnel cake. Check out the state fairs throughout the U.S. Continue
Host a Vegan Picnic with a Healthy Menu
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Ice Cream: An American Favorite Since the Founding Fathers
Many former presidents had a hand in bringing this Summer treat over from Europe. Even Dolley Madison was an ice cream fanatic! Continue
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Quality Inn University 2015 Menaul Blvd. N.E. Albuquerque, NM 87107 Phone: (505) 881-3210 Fax: (505) 888-1196 |
Entertainment Venues
»Blu Phoenix Venue "The Compound 2"
Located in the heart of the city, this intimate space is a stomping ground for live music enthusiasts in the know. Despite its size, Blu Phoenix Venue "The Compound 2" showcases an exciting roster of artists from rock and reggae to pop and hip-hop throughout the year. Decked up with a booming sound system, the venue is your best bet for getting up close with your favorite artist.
»Vortex Theater
Good evening ladies and gentlemen and welcome to the Vortex Theater, a small, community-run venue provided for volunteers who still have their day jobs, but live for the theater after hours. The group stages year-round productions of dramatic plays in a small, comfortable theater located across the street from the University of New Mexico. If you want to act, direct, build sets, scenery and props, or just enjoy a well-done live performance, the theater is a non-profit organization that offers something for everyone who wants to get involved in theater. The theater's tag line: "The Vortex, get sucked in."
»Low Spirits
Low Spirits launched itself in 2009 to fill the late-night live music niche in North Valley. Once people started actually being able to find it (the windowless low building and nearly invisible sign are seemingly not designed for easy access, and lend the place a Speakeasy vibe), it became immensely popular among locals. Usually hosting three bands per night from around 8:00 pm till about 1:00 am, Low Spirits features a range of musical styles, with a predominance of blues and jazz. There are also open mic nights, burlesque shows, and poetry slams. Drinks are affordable but there is usually a cover charge. See the website for details on business hours.
»The Chill Factory
The Chill Factory, located in downtown Albuquerque, is a vibrant space dedicated to performing arts. This studio hosts an array of cultural and community events throughout the year. Art exhibitions, dance shows and live music are a popular feature here. It is also an ideal venue for private parties and social functions.
»New Mexico Symphony Orchestra
As the largest professional orchestra in the state, they perform more than 200 concerts during a single season. Special events fill the nine-month season with classics, Baroque, pop and casual concerts at the Rio Grande Zoo. The New Mexico Orchestra Symphony has been loyal to the community in its commitment to education, with ensemble performances for more than 40,000 children in public and private schools in Albuquerque.
»VSA North Fourth Art Center
VSA ("Very Special Arts") of New Mexico is a non-profit organization affiliated with the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. It is committed to making the arts accessible to under-served segments of the community, with a particular focus on outreach to the developmentally disabled. The VSA North Fourth Art Center is home to a 99 seat theatre and a gallery that features innovative work, both local and touring. The plays, dance, music, speakers, poetry readings and multi-media productions featured in the theatre come from all around the globe and frequently focus upon political and/ or international themes.
»The Gasworks
One of the ideal spaces to be better acquainted with the underground scene of the city, The Gasworks is a spacious venue located in the McKinley neighborhood of the city. A warehouse that has been converted to being an all ages buzzing space, the venue presents concerts by artists from the city and beyond. Catch a show or two here when in the city, and you can take back a good taste of the music scene here.
»Rodey Theatre
This 420 seat theater can be converted between proscenium and thrust staging and was designed by George Izenour, the renowned theater consultant. It forms part of the University of New Mexico Center for the Arts, which also contains Popejoy Hall, Theatre X and the UNM Department of Theater and Dance. The Department presents a high volume of student productions in Rodey, including the "Words Afire Festival of New Works", an annual staple held in April. The Department's partnerships with the National Institute of Flamenco and the Tricklock Theater Company mean that Rodey also plays host to top-quality international dance and theater events. – Pip Lustgarten
»Theatre X
This University of New Mexico venue is known variously as "The Experimental Theatre", "Theatre X", or simply "The X". It is under the umbrella of the University's Center for the Arts, which is also home to Popejoy Hall, Rodey Theatre and the UNM Department of Theatre and Dance. Theatre X is a small, "black box" space measuring 40 feet by 60 feet and with seating for approximately 100. Shows are mainly student-produced. Many of the city's hot young talents got their start here.
»Southwest Film Center at UNM
This is an interesting venue for a movie theatre. Southwest Film Center is actually housed in the basement of the University of New Mexico Student Union Building on campus. Every Tuesday you can see a movie here absolutely free. The set up is standard movie theatre seating and holds about 100 patrons comfortably. Smaller foreign films are featured as well as independent, documentaries and cult classics.
»Warehouse 508
The city's officials and the community wanted a safe and secure space, where youth and other members of the society can indulge in music, sports, arts and other entertaining activities. With this aim in mind, it purchased the Ice House and transformed it into a bustling art center, namely the Warehouse 508. This center not only makes for an entertainment hub but serves as a platform for young artists. They can display their talent and refine their skills too. Every season, it features excellent shows and performances including concerts, drama and so forth. The Warehouse 508 can also be hired for events and gigs, call ahead for booking details.
»Auxiliary Dog
A distinctive hand-painted wooden sign featuring the face of the bulldog for which the venue was named marks this addition to the Albuquerque theatre scene. A not-for-profit organization, "Aux Dog" has stadium seating for 80 in the theatre and rotating art exhibits in the lobby (the building was a well-known art gallery for many years prior to its new incarnation). Aux Dog's schedule is always packed with shows so there are few dark weekends. In addition to producing their own plays, they host other performance troupes in the space. Many performances are followed by a late night comedy improv set.


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The COSLA Excellence Awards celebrate the very best in Scottish local government. Our emphasis is on rewarding the most innovative and passionate developments, and on recognising projects that are changing lives. We find those who are setting new standards and spread their good practice. If you have a project that has made a difference, we want to hear about it.
Read the full story »Read about projects that have been recognised in previous years, and download more information about them.
Further details about the ten long-leeted 2014 projects in each of our 6 categories
Read more about the 2014 short leeted projects, including short video overviews and downloadable details.
Find out about what makes a winning 2014 application, watch a video about the project, and download more details.
The 2014 COSLA Chair's Award, SOLACE Best Team, and Scottish Government Award for Excellence
COSLA Excellence Awards judges have been working hard to select the applications that they will bring forward to the final stage of the awards.
A short leet of 3 applications from each of the categories has now been identified. Details of these projects, our Silver Award winners, can be viewed here.
Representatives from each of these projects will now be invited to present their applications to the judging panel on 4 and 5 February 2014. COSLA will contact each team to help them prepare for this.
The overall winners will then be announced at the Awards Ceremony on 12 March 2015.
All applicants to the COSLA Excellence Awards will receive written feedback about their submission. Our finalists will receive this now, with all other applicants normally receiving feedback after the Awards Ceremony.
The 2014 COSLA Excellence Awards have honoured nine Scottish councils and their partners for outstanding impact in their communities.
Fife Council Education and Learning Directorate and NHS Fife have responded to local data and research based evidence by developing a positive, non-stigmatising and supportive approach to tackling very high rates of unplanned teenage pregnancy and STIs recorded in Kirkcaldy.


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