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Dyan Suppes of CPI Qualified Plan Consultants, Inc. (CPI) has recently passed all of the required exams to attain her CPC (Certified Pension Consultant) designation through ASPPA (American Society of Pension Professionals & Actuaries). These exams include the Retirement Plan Fundamentals (RPF-1 & RPF-2) exams, the Defined Contribution Administrative Issues Basic Concepts (DC-1), Compliance Issues (DC-2), and Advanced Topics (DC-3) exams, the Administrative Issues of Defined Benefit Plans (DB) exam, the Certified Pension Consultant Modules exams, and the Certified Pension Consultant (CPC) exam.
A 24-hour childcare center in Great Bend celebrated its grand opening Friday with a Chamber ribbon cutting, and owner Erika Julian hopes to reach out to area employers as she grows her new business. All The Little Children, currently located at 1416 Broadway in Great Bend, is the only 24-hour licensed daycare in the area. "Businesses who employ evening and overnight help often struggle with high turnover because their staff can't find reliable childcare," Julian said. "I hope to develop good relationships with these types of employers to help solve that problem so they can retain the valuable employees ...
CPI Qualified Plan Consultants, Inc., a full-service retirement plan solutions company headquartered in Great Bend, announces that Ivette Dominguez has accepted the position of divisional vice president for CPI's Northeast Division. As divisional vice president, Ms. Dominguez will lead the sales strategies as well as the growth and development of six retirement plan consultants on the Northeast Divisional team. With extensive experience in qualified retirement plans, Ms. Dominguez will also represent the distribution of CPI solutions in Washington, D.C., Maryland, and northern Virginia, helping financial advisors and plan sponsors drive our outcome based approach for their retirement plan ...
Reinke Manufacturing Company, Inc., a leading manufacturer of mechanized irrigation systems, announces that Raindrop Repair, Inc. of St. John, has received a Reinke Longevity award for its 20 years of marketing Reinke products. The Reinke dealership was also awarded a Gold Reinke Pride award in recognition of the company's 2011-2012 marketing year success.
Cornerstone Interiors is increasing its national advertising exposure. Cornerstone is partnering with Vietri in the magazine 2012 "Southern Lady Holidays" special collector's issue on the inside back cover. Cornerstone Interiors has the distinct privilege of being the only Kansas distributor of Vietri listed in the magazine, owner Debbie Deutsch said.
St. Rose Ambulatory & Surgery Center patients who need physical or occupational therapy will benefit from recent training completed by members of the Rehab Services team, said Pam Perry, program director. Three St. Rose therapists are now trained in ASTYM.
Greg Bauer, attorney with Bauer Pike & Johnson Chtd., was recognized for serving six years on the Board of Directors of ElderCare, Inc. Bauer served as Board president for from 2010 to 2012. Janet Splitter, Executive Director of ElderCare, Inc. presented Bauer a plaque in appreciation of his leadership and counsel guiding the service to older adults. Current members of the Board include: Julie Knoblich, Bernie Jamieson, Barbara Shirk, Larry Collins, Richard VonFeldt, Terry Conard and Robin Fabricius.
Paul Snapp, president and CEO of First Kansas Bank, announced the promotions of Patty Strube to assistant vice president and Angela Campbell to vice president and facility manager of the First Kansas Bank location in Great Bend. "Patty Strube is a model for our Bank Team," Snapp said. Strube's role in customer service will continue to expand. She has been with the Bank for nine years in a variety of positions.
Great Bend dental hygienist Phyllis Marsh, R.D. H. is retiring from active practice this month. Phyllis graduated from UMKC School of Dentistry with her Bacher of Science degree in Dental Hygiene in 1969. Her career has touched the lives of many patients throughout the state of Kansas as she has practiced in dental offices in Kansas City, Manhattan, Larned, and Great Bend. She most recently practiced with Dr. Konrad Rock and Dr. Ross Hildebrand.
Lorene Peschka has been named Pathways Employee of the Month. She has been caring for the clients at Pathways for over nine years. Never one to complain, she always focuses on the clients and making sure all their needs are met. Lorene is a team player who will do whatever is asked to help the clients and her co-workers. She is self motivated and always gives the clients the best possible care. Lorene has earned the respect from clients and staff alike because she has worked hard to establish great relationships.
Gone are the days when holiday shoppers strolled through downtown sidewalks, peering at the elaborate displays arrayed in storefront windows. Today's shopper is more likely to surf Internet sites for bargains. Your Better Business Bureau advises modern bargain hunters that local merchants still offer good deals for holiday shoppers. Additionally, the brick-and-mortar stores around the corner are still going to be there, easily accessible should you have any sort of issue with the item you purchased.
Text, photos and artwork appearing on the pages of the Great Bend Tribune have been sharper of late, thanks to an upgrade to a new method of making its plates – the computer-to-plate system.
Central Kansas Orthopedic Group will host an open house from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Friday, Nov. 30, to celebrate its major remodeling effort, as well as the addition of Dr. David Rhodes and physical therapist Troy Moore to the practice. The public is invited to meet Rhodes and Moore and the physical therapy staff, and to tour the newly redone facility.
The certified public accounting firm of Adams, Brown, Beran & Ball, Chartered announced the addition of William R. Eckels to its professional team.
When Robin Fabricius, Great Bend attorney, talks with clients about finances and estate planning, charitable giving sometimes is part of the conversation. Once that happens, Fabricius often takes the opportunity to steer those clients to the Golden Belt Community Foundation for its expertise on charitable giving.
Lego has long been a favorite toy, but the company's recent growth has spurred it to new heights.
Central National Bank announced that Steven Swigart has been named home mortgage lender for the Great Bend Lending Services Office. He joins Central National Bank with seven years of banking experience.
As millennials begin to overtake the baby boomers and Gen X in size it will become increasingly important for businesses to target them as customers.


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Former 'Rock Star' champion Lukas Rossi competing on 'The Voice'
April 4, 2011
Frenchie Davis apparently won't be the only face reality TV viewers may recognize when The Voice premieres Tuesday, April 26 at 9PM ET/PT on NBC.Mark Burnett looking to bring 'Rock Star' back for a third season
February 13, 2008
CBS didn't bring it back for another season last summer, but Mark Burnett apparently still hasn't written off the possibility of doing a third edition of his Rock Star reality competition series.Motley Crue blames 'Rock Star,' 'Tommy' for millions in lost revenue
June 20, 2007
Motley Crue thinks drummer Tommy Lee's Rock Star and Tommy Lee Goes to College reality television roles tarnished the rock band's image and cost them some substantial cash.Ex-'Rock Star' contestant Dilana Robichaux signs co-publishing deal
June 18, 2007
Dilana Robichaux may have finished as a runner-up while competing on Rock Star: Supernova, but she's making sure her fans across the globe can still have access to her music.Former frontman blames 'Rock Star' for Jane's Addiction band breakup
June 6, 2007
Dave Navarro began hosting CBS' Rock Star reality competition series in May 2005 -- a new television gig that apparently brought an end to the for the guitarist's former Jane's Addiction band.Gilby Clarke denies leaving Rock Star Supernova, name may change
April 16, 2007
Whether it's because one of its members is quitting or due to a name change, Rock Star Supernova, the band formed on last summer's Rock Star: Supernova CBS reality show, might eventually be no more.CBS' newly formed 'Rock Star: Supernova' band super struggling
January 29, 2007
So far, ticket and album sales for Rock Star Supernova have been not so super.'Rock Star' host Brooke Burke gives birth to her third daughter
January 10, 2007
Brooke Burke, the host of the "Rock Star" reality show, gave birth to her third daughter in Los Angeles.'Rock Star: Supernova' winner Lukas Rossi thrilled with new gig
November 21, 2006
After winning a TV talent contest, Lukas Rossi had no problem making the first album by Rock Star Supernova.Rock Star Supernova bassist Jason Newsted to miss concert tour
October 24, 2006
Rock Star Supernova bassist Jason Newsted needs immediate shoulder surgery and will be replaced in the lineup when the new U.S. band hits the road.
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- Jillian Michaels to star on new 'Sweat Inc.' reality competition series on Spike TV
- Former 'The Bachelorette' star Andi Dorfman moves to New York City
- Kim Kardashian dyes her hair a shocking platinum blonde
- 'American Idol' reveals Top 8 guys as Harry Connick Jr. tells Qaasim Middleton he's what they've been looking for
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- 'The Bachelor' star Chris Soules talks 'The Women Tell All:' They gave me their best shots and a few stung
- Bruce Jenner was filming telling daughters about his sex transition, conversation to air on 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians'
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The Twins yesterday unveiled a scale model of their new 40,000-seat, $390M ballpark to Hennepin County (MN) Board members, who next week will vote "on whether to accept or reject the design," according to Heron Estrada of the Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE. The "only real objection that commissioners raised" dealt with the lack of landscaping around the park. Twins Sports President Jerry Bell said, "We're thrilled with the design. We wanted to have a Minnesota ballpark, and we think the look and feel of this ballpark is that. It has the river stone, the blue-green glass is reminiscent of the lakes ... and the outfield with the evergreen trees." HOK Sport is building the ballpark and designed the model, and Senior Principal Earl Santee said that one of the "best features ... is that it will have easy access for pedestrians, drivers and riders of mass transit." Santee added that the "signature design element of the stadium will be the crescent-shaped canopy that will sit atop the structure." Santee: "The canopy is the iconic piece. It will look like a halo above the stadium." Estrada reports the ballpark will also include knotholes "placed purposely around the stadium so people outside can catch a glimpse of the games inside." Santee said, "We're trying to find creative niches for people to hang out in." Bell said that the team is "committed to paying any cost overruns that might surface" before the ballpark opens before the 2010 season. Bell: "If we have to pay more to build the ballpark, the quality won't suffer" (Minneapolis STAR TRIBUNE, 10/31). In St. Paul, David Hanners notes the model included "some new elements, such as a picnic area in center field" and a right-field upper deck that "juts over the field" (ST. PAUL PIONEER PRESS, 10/31).
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In Ft. Lauderdale, Sarah Talalay writes a panel of Miami-Dade County commissioners "gave the go-ahead" yesterday to "continue negotiating a deal for a Marlins ballpark" at the Orange Bowl site, although three commissioners said that "they will balk if the team lowers the amount it committed to the project earlier this year." Some on the panel "want a ballpark plan brought to the full commission before making a decision." Commissioner Carlos Gimenez said, "If the Marlins come up with less money on the table, you're going to lose this commissioner" (South Florida SUN-SENTINEL, 10/31).
ASTRODOME: In Houston, Bill Murphy reports a $450M plan to turn the Reliant Astrodome into an upscale convention hotel "may have hit a wall," as the Texans and Houston Livestock Show & Rodeo (HLSR) officials came out against it. HLSR COO Leroy Shafer said, "Every dollar spent that is spent there is one that might not be spent at the rodeo." Texans President of Business Operations Jamey Rootes said that the team "was worried that the hotel would hamper the flow of fans in and out of Reliant Park" on the team's ten game days. Rootes added that the Texans "share the rodeo's concerns over sponsorship and deals for exclusive sales rights" (HOUSTON CHRONICLE, 10/31).
PGE PARK: Triple-A Pacific Coast League Portland Beavers Owner Merritt Paulson is considering changes to PGE Park that "could accommodate a [MLS] team but force the Beavers to find new digs." Proposed renovations would turn the stadium "into a soccer and football venue exclusively." The proposal is contingent on Paulson finding "at least $80[M] to renovate PGE Park, purchase an MLS expansion team and build a new Beavers park" (PORTLAND BUSINESS JOURNAL, 10/26 issue).


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Milford getting into the spirit with Great Pumpkin Festival
The Great Pumpkin Festival begins on Friday at 5 p.m. with live music on the Milford Oval, a chili roundup and a beer and wine tasting event on the Community House lawn, and a haunted trail at Emerson Park.
One of the new events is a zombie walk hosted by the Milford Recreation Department. Folks dressed in their un-deadliest best will wander through town, scoring prizes for the best or most gruesome costumes. The Walk of the Dead will begin at 6:30 p.m. on the Community House lawn.
The annual pumpkin weigh-off will be held on the oval at 10 a.m.. There will be a pumpkin catapult at TD Bank, an arts and crafts show at Town Hall, and music and stories on the Oval and at Emerson Park.
In the evening, the pumpkin lighting will take place on the Oval at 5:30 p.m., and the annual talent show will be held at the Amato Center for the Performing Arts at 8 p.m.
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Last season we saw the NSW Lifestyle versions of LeBron James and Kobe Bryant's signature sneakers placed towards the end of the products' respective cycles. It appears that the upcoming Nike KD 6 NSW Lifestyle will bend that convention quite a bit. The shoe has already released out in Asia via this "People's Champ" combination, one which sports bits of denim and flannel to give it a workwear look. Continue reading for additional angles on the upcoming colorway and let us know if you approve of the higher hitting silhouette on the Nike KD 6 NSW Lifestyle, which should show up stateside soon at a retail price of $120.
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Today we are going to celebrate the unsung heroes that are… our fingers. I think it's pretty safe to say that all articles of Hongkiat are written by using fingers. From clicks to swipes, from tapping to typing, we cannot really do without fingers in this digital age. Our daily … Continue reading »
We had previously introduced Cinemagraph: 28 Still Photos With Subtle Motion. A year has gone by since then and the collection on the Net has inevitably grown in size. This calls for a second part, which gave birth to this post: 32 more high-quality and intriguing cinemagraphs for your inspiration. … Continue reading »
We tend to think of photography as the capturing of the scene we see right in front of us, be it a breathtaking skyline shot or the portrait shot of a person. Do you ever wonder about the beauty that is below the surface, the kind we don't see with … Continue reading »
iOS devices like the iPhone and iPad are built to take pictures with great convenience, but when it comes to editing and enhancing your photos, you're sure to be disappointed. I can't speak for the iPhone users, but as an iPad owner, I know that there are only 4 editing … Continue reading »
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Kentucky tornado outbreak called worst in 24 years
Updated: 03/04/2012 - The National Weather Service says four tornadoes that hit Kentucky were the worst in the region in 24 years, with winds reaching 160 mph.
Updated: 03/04/2012 - The National Weather Service says four tornadoes that hit Kentucky were the worst in the region in 24 years, with winds reaching 160 mph.
Updated: 03/03/2012 - Parts of Johnson County are picking up the pieces Saturday after the devastating storms moved through.
Updated: 03/03/2012 - For the first time, ever, Kentucky's governor signed an executive order Saturday that allows storm victims to get up to a 30-day supply of needed medicine.
Updated: 03/03/2012 - WEST LIBERTY, Ky. (AP/WYMT) - Kentucky emergency management officials say three more bodies have been found in eastern Kentucky, raising the state's death toll to 18 people killed by violent storms.
Updated: 03/03/2012 - Some parts of Johnson County were hit pretty hard with yesterday's storms. Most homes along Middle Fork Road at Hager Hill were destroyed.
Updated: 02/23/2012 - Johnson County Sheriff deputies busted an indoor marijuana growing operation.
Posted: 02/15/2012 - Crews are tearing down the McDonald's restaurant in Paintsville to make room for a new one.
Updated: 02/15/2012 - Nashville music executives are looking for the next country music star here in eastern Kentucky!
Posted: 02/13/2012 - A Johnson County man has died from his injuries after a wreck on Saturday.
Updated: 02/13/2012 - The Johnson County Sheriff's Department discovered marijuana, prescription pills, and thousands of dollars of cash inside one home in Lowmansville.
Posted: 02/13/2012 - A Johnson County man died from his injures after a wreck on Saturday.
Updated: 10/03/2013 - The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has listed two freshwater mussels – the rayed bean and the snuffbox – as endangered under the federal Endangered Species Act. The two mussels are found in river systems in the eastern United States.
Posted: 02/08/2012 - A sex offender accused of raping and attacking two teenage girls in Paintsville last year has pleaded guilty.
Updated: 02/08/2012 - Thieves hit an unusual target in Paintsville last week. Police say the Paintsville Funeral Home was burglarized.
Posted: 02/03/2012 - A man who police say abused a toddler was sentenced on Friday.
Posted: 01/31/2012 - A Johnson County pain clinic that was raided last week is shut down for good. Paintsville city officials revoked the business license for Caremore Medical Management. The doctor working there also surrendered his Kentucky Medical License.
Updated: 01/31/2012 - In its ongoing effort to elevate public awareness about heart disease, the American Heart Association's Go Red For Women® movement is teaming up with Emmy-nominated actress Elizabeth Banks to share the truth about the No. 1 killer of women.
Updated: 01/26/2012 - Police in Johnson County believe three recent robberies are connected.
Posted: 01/25/2012 - The funeral for a Johnson County man who drowned will be later this week.
Updated: 01/25/2012 - A Paintsville pain clinic was raided for the second time in a year on Wednesday.
Posted: 01/24/2012 - A Johnson County business has been robbed for the second time in less than two weeks.
Posted: 01/24/2012 - FRANKFORT, Ky. —Agriculture Commissioner James Comer today issued a relief payment to a Waynesburg grain farmer who failed to get paid when he sold his grain to a company that filed bankruptcy
Updated: 01/23/2012 - The Shell Mart on South Mayo Trail in Paintsville was robbed at knifepoint Saturday night.
Posted: 01/23/2012 - Officers say around 10:30 Saturday night, a man walked into the Shell Mart on South Mayo Trail and demanded money.
Updated: 01/23/2012 - A Paintsville paramedic was only trying to do her job when her life was tragically taken four years ago.


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February 24, 2015 | Research News
UGA researchers discover new clues for treatment of antibiotic-resistant bacteria
Researchers at the University of Georgia have identified a previously unknown process that many bacteria, including those that cause disease in humans, use to survive. Their discovery could lead to new therapies for bacterial infections like MRSA and tuberculosis that are resistant to current antibiotic treatments.
February 19, 2015 | Research News
UGA researchers discover potential treatment for drug-resistant tuberculosis
Researchers at the University of Georgia have developed a new small molecule drug that may serve as a treatment against multi-drug resistant tuberculosis, a form of the disease that cannot be cured with conventional therapies. They describe their findings in a paper published recently in Bioorganic and Medicinal Chemistry Letters.
January 28, 2015 | Research News
UGA researchers to develop new treatment for Chagas disease
University of Georgia researchers in collaboration with Anacor Pharmaceuticals have received a $5.3 million grant from the Wellcome Trust to develop a new drug for the treatment of Chagas disease, which they hope will be ready to enter clinical trials by 2016.
January 26, 2015 | Research News
Beating the clock: UGA researchers develop new treatment for rabies
Successfully treating rabies can be a race against the clock. Those who suffer a bite from a rabid animal have a brief window of time to seek medical help before the virus takes root in the central nervous system, at which point the disease is almost invariably fatal.
January 22, 2015 | General News
Noted infectious disease researcher Ted Ross to join UGA as GRA Eminent Scholar
One of the nation's leading infectious disease researchers is joining the University of Georgia as its newest Georgia Research Alliance Eminent Scholar.
January 13, 2015 | Research News
New model predicts Ebola epidemic in Liberia could be ended by June
The Ebola epidemic in Liberia could likely be eliminated by June 2015 if the current high rate of hospitalization and vigilance can be maintained, according to a new model developed by ecologists at the University of Georgia and Pennsylvania State University.
January 13, 2015 | Research News
Gates grant supports UGA's continued fight against infectious disease
The University of Georgia Research Foundation has received an additional $710,000 from the Bill and Melinda Gates Foundation to expand its research into the elimination of schistosomiasis, a neglected tropical disease affecting millions of people throughout most of Africa and some of Asia, the Middle East and the Americas to include studies on control and elimination of intestinal worms that infect almost 2 billion people globally.
January 8, 2015 | Research News
Not a win-win: Treating for worms helps animals survive, then spread infectious diseases
Parasitic worms, which infect millions of people and animals around the world, have been shown to influence how the immune system responds to diseases like HIV and tuberculosis. In a new study of African buffalo, University of Georgia ecologist Vanessa Ezenwa found that de-worming drastically improved an animal's chances of surviving bovine tuberculosis—but with the consequence of increasing the spread of tuberculosis in the population.
January 7, 2015 | Events on Campus
UGA School of Law to host Ebola panel covering domestic and international issues
The University of Georgia School of Law's Dean Rusk Center for International Law and Policy will host a panel discussion on domestic and international issues relating to the Ebola virus on Jan. 21 at 12:30 p.m. in the Larry Walker Room of Dean Rusk Hall on North Campus. The event is free and open to the public.
December 18, 2014 | Research News
Building on big data, UPenn and UGA awarded $23.4 million pathogen genomics database contract
A genome database team led by University of Pennsylvania and University of Georgia scientists has been awarded a new contract from the National Institutes of Allergy and Infectious Disease worth $4.3 million in 2014-2015. Assuming annual renewal, this five-year award is expected to total $23.4 million.
December 15, 2014 | Research News
UGA, Emory collaborate to leverage strengths in infectious disease research
The University of Georgia and Emory University are strengthening their collaborations to elevate the position of the Atlanta-Athens corridor as a national hub for infectious disease research.
November 10, 2014 | Research News
UGA scientists receive $3 million NIH grant to develop infectious disease outbreak warning system
John Drake, an associate professor in the University of Georgia Odum School of Ecology, will use a five-year, $3.18 million grant to develop an early warning system that could help public health officials prepare for—and possibly prevent—infectious disease outbreaks.
November 4, 2014 | Research News
UGA College of Veterinary Medicine receives Gates Foundation grant to study norovirus
The University of Georgia College of Veterinary Medicine announced today that it is a Grand Challenges Explorations winner, an initiative funded by the Bill & Melinda Gates Foundation. Ralph A. Tripp, a professor of infectious diseases, will lead a team in pursuit of innovative global health and development research on norovirus.
October 23, 2014 | Research News
UGA researchers discover route for potential Chagas disease animal vaccine
Researchers at the University of Georgia have discovered a new way to direct a vaccine to the parasite that causes Chagas disease, a leading cause of death among young to middle-age adults in areas of South America where it is endemic.
October 16, 2014 | Events on Campus
Journalist from The Washington Post to speak about Ebola crisis
Todd C. Frankel, a reporter with The Washington Post, will discuss the challenges reporters face in covering the emerging Ebola crisis during a talk Oct. 23 at 4 p.m. at the University of Georgia Chapel.


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introduce myself. My name is Eleanor Farrell, and I've been a member of the
Mythopoeic Society since, um, 1974 I think. I have been involved in several
different local discussion groups (cofounded Sammath Naur -- still going
strong -- in Hawaii, and The Grey Havens -- now defunct -- in Monterey; am
currently active in Khazad-dum, the San Francisco Bay area group who just
had our annual Reading and Eating Meeting (urp) last night). Now that we're
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people who have trouble finding kindred souls physically nearby.
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Society's Big Three: Tolkien of course; can't stand Lewis (fiction or
theology, although some of his lit criticism is good); am probably more
intrigued with the books of Charles Williams, with all their flaws, than
the others. My favorite "Inkling" (using the term as loosely as possible)
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* - Yes, silly of me to have clean forgotten about Mike's group being the
closest one to you -- but then Illinois' internal geography was never
my strong point. Glad you're in contact with him and will be able to
visit the Peoria group. Pity about Marquette, but so it goes. Glad
you're enjoying RETURN TO BAG-END. My model was, of course,
Christopher's HISTORY OF MIDDLE-EARTH series, particularly his
treatment of text and commentary in THE BOOK OF LOST TALES. So my
book is deliberately designed so that those who wish can just skip
over my parts and read Tolkien's draft as a more or less continuous
story (and a v. good one, too).
Most recent Tolkien acquisitions:
(1) THE ROOTS OF TOLKIEN'S MIDDLE EARTH by Rbt S. Blackham
(nicely illustrated guide to places in the Birmingham area that might
have influenced Tolkien), &
(2) THE LORD OF THE RINGS OFFICIAL STAGE COMPANION by Gary
Russell (the companion book to the London stage musical). I assume
they'll release an 'original cast' soundtrack and poss. dvd at some
point, but for now this is the best bet for those of us who can't
make it to the London production to see what they've done with the
While in Oxford recently I picked up several 'Oxford guidebooks'
-- pamphlets, really -- and was interested to see that Tolkien and
also Lewis are much more prominent in them than had been the case
last time I was there. I think the only other Oxford figure who got
so much space was Dogdson (i.e., Lewis Carroll).
On Nov 10, 2007, at 5:56 PM, Adam Smith wrote:
> Thanks for the welcome John...and it is a great pleasure to meet
> you.
> I'm about halfway through the second volume of The History of the
> Hobbit and have found it absolutely fascinating. I must say that
> you did a fantastic job not just with the research and scholarship,
> but with the organization of the piece, which reads smoothly. The
> editorial commentary does not interfere with the narrative, and I
> think that gives the volumes a flow that is missing from 'The
> History of LotR'.
> I actually live about midway between Peoria and Rockford...out in no-
> man's land, so to speak. Strangely enough, my sister-in-law also
> lives in Harvard. Small world.
> I learned at the last moment (from Mike Foster) about your speaking
> engagement at Marquette, and wish I had known earlier. I hope to
> meet with Mike's Peoria Mythsoc discussion group later this month
> for the first time, so that should be fascinating.
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Occasionally, I see the world with perfect clarity. Then I wonder why others disagree with me.
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Such is the case with the seating arrangements at L'Atelier de Joël Robuchon, a new restaurant in New York's Four Seasons Hotel. Robuchon is the most revered French chef of our day, and L'Atelier is the fourth in his chain of seemingly modest (but very expensive) establishments.
The high concept of L'Atelier is counter seating. At the Las Vegas and Paris branches of this restaurant, where I have eaten, almost all the seats are at diner-like counters. Each customer climbs up on his tall, reasonably comfortable chair and eats at his own weensy space. Supposedly, he is to take pleasure in observing kitchen personnel perform extraordinarily mundane tasks such as slicing avocados.
The counter experience, which appears to have dazzled everyone but me, seems entirely inappropriate. It's not bad if you're dining alone, because in that case you have the opportunity to chat with your waiter or your neighbors, but it's absurd for groups of three or more—think of crows strung out on a telephone wire, an arrangement that does not lend itself to conversation. (Yes, birds seem to like it, but you must have noticed how loudly they squawk to make themselves heard.)
The New York branch of L'Atelier is the only one with more table seats than counter seats, and the comfort and service level is so superior at the tables I can't believe anybody wouldn't choose that option. The chairs are nice and soft. The service is attentive. The bread basket is within reach. It's not the legendary (and overwrought) experience you will find in France's three-star restaurants, because the tables are relatively close together and New Yorkers tend not to sit still for four-hour meals, but in terms of graciousness, it's close.
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President Bush made a breakfast visit to Betsy's Pancake House in New Orleans not long ago, and considerable attention was paid to a quip from a waitress, who said, "Mr. President, are you going to turn your back on me?"
By all reports, this howler brought the house down. Supposedly, the room "broke into laughter." The president was charmed. No offense, but by my standards—and those of Betsy's—that wasn't much of a zinger.
Not to be competitive, but when I ate at Betsy's a few months ago, my waitress, Sharon, provided a much better show. Okay, she wasn't under as much pressure. Bush, after all, is president and I'm just a guy looking for a good deal on breakfast, which you can get at Betsy's. There aren't many places where you can find hot chocolate topped with whipped cream for a buck.
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I asked my waitress, Sharon, "What do you have that will impress me?"
She replied, "My electric bill."
Sometimes I do my best work as a straight man.
I countered, "Then why don't you move out of the city, re-locate someplace cheaper?"
"What are you, my ex-husband?" she joked. "If so, you owe me child support."
Sharon and I spent quite a while discussing the multitude of breakfast options. I liked the idea that I could substitute biscuits for toast for only 25 cents extra, but she said they were out of biscuits. (Based on my visits, I would advise future customers not to get their hopes up, because Betsy's is often out of biscuits.)
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This past Saturday, The New York Times ran a front-page story about the routine appearance of $40 entrées on American menus. We're not talking about restaurants in New York, traditionally the industry leader in excesses, but also in saner metropolitan areas. It mentioned that such prices "can be found in restaurants that are merely upscale, where diners wear jeans and tote children." Predictable quotes from outraged customers followed.
The story was thorough, although it failed to note another disturbing phenomenon: the abundance of $50-and-over entrées in Las Vegas. That, of course, is not so much a trend as it is insanity, a kind of mass hysteria that has infiltrated the dining culture there.
The Times story brought to mind a conversation I had recently with Patrick O'Connell, the chef of The Inn at Little Washington, just outside Washington, D.C. I was seated next to him at a party celebrating the 50th anniversary of Bon Appétit magazine and, as is my style, I was complaining. I mentioned the ham-fisted wine service I'd received at the restaurant Per Se in New York, where I had asked about an under-$70 Australian red and the sommelier had told me to have a $205 Australian Pinot Noir instead.
O'Connell said I was the problem, not the restaurant. He said that when I visit a luxury establishment, I should not be thinking about prices. I should place myself in the skilled hands of the staff. In essence, if the Pinot Noir was as excellent as the sommelier thought, my meal would be so greatly enhanced that the difference in price should not be a concern.
He had a point, one that also goes to the heart of rising menu prices. The essential problem is not the cost of entrées, because few of us would mind paying $40 if our entrée was accompanied by commensurate lavishness. In today's... read more
Tuesday, 10/24/2006 at 11:14AM
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Just Another Guy
Just Another Guy
Last week, at a ceremony to celebrate the opening of the International Culinary Center (a new umbrella group that incorporates New York's venerable French Culinary Institute), a rather ordinary-looking fellow showed up. It was Ferran Adrià. Yes, Elvis was in the building.
If you don't know the name Adrià, it means you're stuck with prehistoric dining habits, chomping coq au vin or beef bourguignon. (Hmmm. Sounds good. Anybody know where I still find those dishes in New York?)
That sort of classicism is finished. Done. It had a good run—a couple hundred years or so. Now Spain is the reigning food capital of the world, and Adrià is the mythical figure behind its emergence.
So when he showed up to give a little speech and presentation, the auditorium at the newly dedicated center was packed. The man who introduced him was José Andrés, a marvelous Washington, D.C., chef who once worked for Adrià. In speaking of Spanish cuisine, he said that a few years ago it was "buried in a sea of piquillo peppers." Now it is the most innovative and admired in the world.
How monumental was the appearance by Adrià? All of us non-Spanish speakers were provided with simultaneous translation—it felt like the United Nations field trip I took when I was a kid.
Adrià is the architect of 21st-century cuisine. He started the foam fad. He liquefies everything. His restaurant, El Bulli, is a place of pilgrimage. Also, his food scares the timid.
His talk seemed designed to prove that he's just another cook. It was comfort chat. He certainly has the look of a guy who can set you at ease. He's a bit chubby, with receding,... read more
Tuesday, 10/17/2006 at 3:45PM
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Know Your Cuts of Kobe
Know Your Cuts of Kobe
Sautéed foie gras from abused ducks has bored me for quite a while. Now I'm wearying of Kobe beef from indulged cows.
Despite the difference in upbringing, the products have much in common. They're too fatty, too extravagant, and too elitist. Even worse, they're monotonous. I'm at the point where the presence of seared foie gras as an appetizer has me doing the unthinkable: turning to the salad selections. I'm not quite at such a desperate point with Kobe (or Wagyu, which is pretty much the same thing).
The other day, at a luncheon, I was served a slice of grilled Australian Wagyu sirloin prepared by an Australian chef, Paul Wilson of the Botanical, a restaurant in Melbourne. The meat couldn't have been more delicious, so I tolerated it. On the side of the plate was a bit of brisket. I come from a brisket family, and I don't know when I've had better.
What we want out of any slab of grilled sirloin, whatever the origin of the meat, is gratifying chewiness giving way to melting tenderness. The Wagyu didn't provide that. As someone at my table said—someone at every table where Wagyu is served is always saying this—"it's like butter." It's steak for people who have lost too many of their teeth.
With brisket we want nothing more than melting tenderness. (Okay, we also want the meat to have soaked up the essence of the liquid in which it's braised, and Wilson's brisket had done so admirably.) When it comes to sumptuousness, Kobe can't be beat. Wilson's brisket was a puddle of richness.
He told me he used the point end of the brisket, which is not uncommon. He said like most Kobe, it was over the top with marbling. He also recommended that meat eaters seek out the tri-tip cut of Kobe. He claimed it cooked up just as well as prime sirloin from a conventional cow, and because it was from a part of the animal not in great demand, it was remarkably inexpensive. (In non-Kobe cows, the tri-tip is often described as extremely flavorful but too lean.)
Most of us have had Kobe beef in burgers by now. The meat is wonderfully soft and rich (although not as juicy as some). ... read more
Tuesday, 10/17/2006 at 11:15AM
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What It Means to Be an American
What It Means to Be an American
In Palm Harbor, Florida, a retired air force lieutenant colonel dining at an Italian restaurant called Angellino's refused to pay for his $15.99 Shrimp & Scallops Verdura, claiming insufficient shrimp and scallops. He sent it back after eating all five of the shrimp and all five of the bay scallops. He was arrested and charged with defrauding the restaurant. He went to trial. The jury found him not guilty.
The colonel explained that he lives by a code of honor learned while flying fighter planes. He said he would have been pleased whether he had he won or lost, because he stood up for his beliefs. I have no doubt of his integrity or that he thought he was right. I bet he was a hell of a pilot.
There's only one word for a man like him: Guilty. He should not have eaten the scallops and the shrimp before sending the dish back.
Just as an aside, it wasn't like he was ripped off by Angellino's. He was there with his girlfriend, who ate an entrée of mussels. They had coffee and dessert. The bill came to $46. Here in New York City, when two people go out for an Italian dinner, we usually refer to $46 as the tip.
When he sent the dish back after eating all the scallops and shrimp plus a little of the pasta and a few bites of vegetables, he demanded it be taken off his bill. The restaurant rightfully refused. He and the manager argued. He finally said he would pay for the seafood but not the pasta or vegetables. The restaurant said this would not do. His offer impressed the jury. Not me.
Nobody gets to go to a restaurant, order a dish, and pay for only that portion of it that he likes. If we could do that, I'd never again spend a nickel on mixed vegetables. What was the colonel thinking? He had two options: (1) Eat it. (2) Send it back untouched—or after one exploratory bite. He argued that the dish hadn't been listed with the pasta dishes on the menu, and what was put before him was mostly pasta. Fine. Send it back. Don't eat the shrimp and the... read more
Wednesday, 10/11/2006 at 1:19PM
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Michelin Never Gives Up
Michelin Never Gives Up
The Michelin Guide, like some French wine, does not travel well. It is the definitive guide to French restaurants that insists on expanding throughout the world, where it brings inappropriate standards to bear on all manner of cuisine that has little or no resemblance to what it knows well: French food.
It's here in America, apparently to stay. (I don't know why we can't keep it out, maybe by building one of those fences designed to turn back illegal immigrants.) Last year it reviewed the restaurants of New York—and the updated version of that debacle is due out this month. The guide unsurprisingly determined that four New York restaurants where the cooking was French deserved its highest rating of three stars. Last week it reviewed the restaurants of San Francisco (and environs) for the first time. Only one restaurant got three stars, The French Laundry. I'll bet you can guess the style of cooking there.
The only review of special interest in the San Francisco guide was that of Chez Panisse, the iconic Berkeley restaurant of Alice Waters, one of the legendary names in American cuisine. Chez Panisse got one star. At first glance that seems unfair, like a travel magazine giving one star instead of three to the Statue of Liberty.
Chez Panisse is a monument to sustainable agriculture, intelligent dining, and an absence of excesses. Despite the word "chez," it is not about fussiness and it is not French. It is ideological eating.
The Michelin Guide got it right. Chez Panisse is a one-star restaurant, in the best sense of the word.
That in no way diminishes what Chez Panisse represents—faith in freshness and the sensible pursuit of the appetite. It does not value sensuality, gratuitous cream sauces, 12-course prix fixe menus or sterling silver platters bearing boxcars of petit fours. Unsound dining experiences are what most critics, myself included, cherish, and that generally is what is meant by a three-star experience.
If... read more
Tuesday, 10/10/2006 at 11:02PM
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The Opiate Eaters
The Opiate Eaters
A friend recently sent me a poppy seed strudel, an old-world sweet. I was thrilled. Who doesn't appreciate getting cake in the mail?
I wasn't so sure it really was a strudel. My friend, Eric Levin, called it a strudel. The package called it a strudel. I wasn't so sure, and since I think of myself as an old-world guy, my opinion counts. To me, strudels are defined by multiple sheets of thin dough. This strudel was more like a sweet, eggy, brioche-like cake. The poppy seeds were never in question. There seemed to be millions of them.
It wasn't until I'd started eating and noticed the mess I was making that I asked myself why anybody values poppy seeds. They're hard black specks that look like coffee grounds and stick in your teeth, roll around your kitchen counter, drop into cracks. I don't know any other food item where such a large percentage of an ingredient falls off and remains uneaten.
In America, poppy seeds are commonly found on bagels and muffins, less so in pastries or desserts, although I recently discovered poppy seeds in my sponge cake at the fancy Montage Hotel in Laguna Beach, California. (Orange County just doesn't feel like poppy seed territory.) There they were sparingly sprinkled in the cake, more for effect than flavor.
I called my friend to thank him for the strudel and to ask him if he was as irrationally attached to poppy seeds as I am. He said he was. He is a restaurant reviewer for the New Jersey Monthly, so I trust his judgment. He said he liked the crunch and the absence of sweetness.
To me, they have no taste whatsoever, an absence of everything, although I've heard it said that poppy seeds possess "nuttiness." That's one of those all-purpose culinary words. When nobody can describe a flavor, it's frequently nutty.
To me, poppy seeds aren't nutty. They're nothing. But I love them. Levin said it had to do with the part of the world our families were from—Eastern Europe, not far from Turkey, one of the locales where the Papaver somniferum grow. They're also found in Romania, where one of my grandfathers was born. The Papaver somniferum is the plant that provides us not just with poppy seeds but also... read more
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Find out more about Emporio Armani He by Giorgio Armani in the Basenotes Fragrance Directory
Johannes Norway Show all reviews | I don't recognise any of the official notes in Emporio Armani He. That's a first. 29th August, 2012 |
odysseusm Canada Show all reviews | Bright, clean, fresh. Generic allusions to spice and vetiver and wood. Completely inoffensive, a safe choice and an acceptable introduction to a nice sort of scent. 07th March, 2011 |
kierroo Scotland Show all reviews | Got this in the xmas sales, decided to buy it as few actually own this fragrance compared to Armani code for example. 04th January, 2011 |
QWERTYOP England Show all reviews | For me, this is the perfect example of "great on test card, not fantastic on skin". Although reading some of the other reviews, maybe that's just me? Smells great at first. Classy, warm, sexy, different, but then it just goes into this synthetic, chemical mushy mess. Too expensive too. 19th December, 2010 |
robert2 Germany Show all reviews | Unique, manly, woody but fresh scent for the college guy. The only problem that it lasts only for about 2 hours. 15th August, 2009 |
SirSlarty United States Show all reviews | Starts off powdery, sweet at first but somewhere on top I was reminded of another fragrance. It didn't occur to me until the middle notes appeared that He reminded me of... Iceberg Fluid for Men. It's the funky vetiver. He is a good, casual scent. 21st August, 2008 |
Shaheen United States Show all reviews | This is a very unique fragrance...I haven't come across anything that smells quite like this. Too bad it's synthetic as hell (like most other Armani fragrances). This is one that you just need to go and try out, because it's difficult to explain what it actually smells like. 14th August, 2008 (Last Edited: 25th October, 2009) |
coolnose Morocco Show all reviews | This is extremely mediocre. Smells too green, no sweetness to counterbalance it and not even a typical definition of 'fresh'. I can't believe people are claiming this gets complements from women; they clearly haven't tried a vast array of other fragrances that women like much better. Average sillage, average longevity but very typical of Armani these days save Eau Pour Homme. I bought two tubes cheaply and reluctantly kept one because I opened the box and sold the other on eBay. Once reminded me of being on an enjoyable lazy summer holiday but no such connotations these days, so it's a neutral only I'm afraid. 19th May, 2008 |
tvlampboy United States Show all reviews | A clean, dry, woodsy office scent -- the quintessence of safe. 22nd December, 2007 |
foetidus United States Show all reviews | I get an off smell in the opening it smells like violet leaf to me, but violet isnt listed in the pyramid. Nothing listed can account for what I am smelling. Emporio Armani He is what I think of as a typical Armani fragrance: Good ingredients, nicely blended, but too retiring and not long enough lasting. It simply does not have enough presence for me, either through sillage or through longevity. I have nothing else against it. 15th October, 2007 |
Ken_Russell Romania Show all reviews | Very Mediterranean, i can alost smell an eau de cologne- style mix of lavender sweetness and citrus acidity. 20th April, 2006 |
subzero Show all reviews | A bit too common. A good quality fragrance, but I wouldn't buy it. 25th December, 2005 |
Chinky Show all reviews | I like Armani fragrances for their simplicity. Emporio has a soft and light woodsy base with a slightly herbal top. It becomes almost sweet and spicy towards the end. However, Armani fragrances do not last very long on me. Personally I prefer more oriental scents, but nonetheless a very elegent fragrance! 11th October, 2005 |
emad Iran Show all reviews | i like armani line of fragrance but this one is very light and it fades away as soon as you apply it why armani why ??? 06th October, 2005 |
digital Show all reviews | This is great when it first goes on, but I found that it started to smell to much like new leather as the day wore on. I still like it. 30th June, 2005 |
Laevus Show all reviews | If there ever is a formal scent, this one is it. It's sexy and sophisticated; sage and cardamom top notes maybe sharp at first, but as it dries down, the scent becomes a deeper, woody-musky combo, which I find very sexy. And my girl loves it as well; this cologne + Armani suit + excellent tango skills = uber-chance of getting laid (at least in my case). Use only on special and formal occassions, since this makes a great "trump" scent; something you should use when people tire of what you usually wear (I mean you wouldn't wear an Armani suit on a casual occassion now, would you?) True rating is thumbs up, but here's the catch: opaque bottle. Come on now, how do we know that we get the amount we bought it for if we can't see it? I mean a 1 oz of this cologne can easily be marketed as a 3.4 oz if they made the bottle bigger and heavier. Sounds like a potential marketing rip-off to me. But really, it's such a great scent you'd really want to keep tabs if you're running low on it. 27th December, 2004 |
seinfun Show all reviews | Ok ... short protest about " bottles " where you can't see how much is left ... Glass bottles please ! The fragrance is ok but nothing amazing .. 28th November, 2003 |


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Tag-team art challenges kids to create artwork from lines, shapes and squiggles. This fun indoor game gives kids a creative way to play with friends.
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An artist can see a sunset in a line, a face in a circle, or a mountain in a squiggle on a page. What do you see?
Art is twice as fun when you share the pencil! The rules are simple.
Step 1: Player One draws a line, squiggle, or simple shape on a piece of paper. As soon as you lift your pencil, it's the next player's turn.
Step 2: Player Two takes the paper and adds another line, squiggle, or shape, trying to turn the art into a picture.
Don't tell the other person what you are trying to draw. That might spoil some of the surprise. What you think is going to be a seagull might turn out to be a sunflower! See how long you can keep adding lines to your artwork. When you decide that your masterpiece is finished, start a new picture.
Tossing buttons combines athletic skills with math ability. This indoor game involves flicking buttons at a numbered board. Follow the steps below to learn how to play.
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Step 1: Using a blank piece of paper, make a game board with 12 same-size squares. Randomly label each square with the numbers 1 - 12.
Step 2: Once your game board is complete, place it on a table. Place your 12 colored buttons next to the board, then flick each button with your fingernail onto the board.
Step 3: Add up your score based on where your buttons landed (for example, if all 12 of your buttons landed on the 10 square, give yourself 120 points.) Make a note of your score on the score pad.
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