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They had options. Not only was Kobe fouled on the shot, they pushed off on Pau on the rebound attempt.
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It was just earlier this month that Jerry Jones fired Wade Phillips in the middle of the season.
It was a move that left some Cowboys fans in shock and had others cheering.
Since then, Phillip's has kept his silence with local media until Saturday, when he broke that silence, talking to Channel 8.
Phillips can't stay away from the football field. We found him in the stands watching the Class 3-A Division Two playoff game between Argyle and Gilmer.
I've had a lot more time now... I love football, I like all kinds of football, but Texas high school football is where I started, so it's nice to come out to a game, he said.
It hasn't been long since he left the Cowboy's sidelines and even with new interim coach, Jason Garrett, at the wheel, the former coach is still a fan.
I'm excited about them... I'm disappointed about Thanksgiving but we had some earlier like that, where it felt like we should have won, but we didn't, he said.
Phillips didn't have much to say about Jones's unprecedented move of firing him in the middle of a one-and-seven season.
You know that's past. I'm looking forward, Phillips said.
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I can't be helpfull witth this one cause i don't know if it's baby safe but, this post reminded me of when i was a kid. Me and my brother accidentaly brushed our teeth with Icy Hot lol! We were freaking out like" why is this tooth paste so hot!?"
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LOS ANGELES, Aug. 8 /PRNewswire/ — "I'm a dad, not a wallet." What may prompt millions of non-custodial dads to say this phrase — or at least think it? How is it that millions of children of divorce or separation may wonder why they can't see their beloved Dad, or sometimes Mom, more than 4 to 6 days a month, if that? These are just two of the important questions raised by Angelo Lobo, Producer and Director of the full-length documentary "Support? System Down," which examines problems within the nation's child support system.
Lobo's film "Support? System Down" comes to the Ohmann Theatre in Lyons, New York on August 13, 2008 starting at 7 pm, EDT and to the Angelika Film Center in Plano, Texas on August 14, 2008 at 7 pm, CDT. (See http://supportthemovie.com/news )
The film contends that many fathers, and some mothers, can't even get their "visitation" court orders enforced. The system's unfairness can also affect our military men and women. Parents want equal parenting — not "visitor" status. Most parents don't have to be convinced to do the right thing in supporting their children; they already are willing and able to do that. Nevertheless, many believe that the family court and child support systems treat them and their families unjustly. The children suffer the most.
"We created this film to expose the serious unfairness in the system in order to help effect positive change for millions of families — men, women, and children. The situation is beyond absurd. We have loving, fit fathers, who want to be there and support their children, who are unfairly prevented from doing so. On the other hand, we have men proven by DNA testing not to be the dad, yet they are forced to financially support children they may not even know and did not father," said Lobo.
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Rivers said he expressed to his representatives that he didn't need to be paid the same as Manning .
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Rivers will certainly not be poor, and by some measures he beat Manning.
Manning got $34.5 million guaranteed and will make $48.5 million over the first three years. Rivers, according to sources, got $38.25 million guaranteed. (Given the size of the guarantees and the relative young age of the players, it is almost certain, barring injury, that Manning and Rivers will realize the entire monetary potential of their contracts.)
"I'm very thankful and grateful to the Chargers and the Spanos family first, and again to have many more opportunities to suit up and go out there and be the quarterback for the Chargers, and . . . to be able to do all I can to lead us to a championship. And with it behind us in the preseason, I'll be able to do that.
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With the Salimetrics salivary interleukin-6 (IL-6) assay kit, researchers now have an accurate way to measure IL-6 in saliva, aiding studies that examine topics such as oral inflammatory diseases, stress and its effects on health, and the nature of relationships between salivary and circulating inflammatory biomarkers. The new salivary IL-6 assay utilizes Salimetrics reagents that improve the accuracy of results in saliva.
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Salimetrics has completed the development of a new, fully validated assay kit for the measurement of interleukin-6 (IL-6) in saliva samples. The Salimetrics IL-6 assay is the only assay designed and validated specifically for the accurate measurement of IL-6 in saliva. Salimetrics is leading the cutting-edge of salivary research by providing premium assays for inflammatory and immune related markers, which researchers can add to their studies alongside the well-respected assays for stress hormones, sex hormones, and autonomic markers that researchers trust to deliver precise and consistent results.
In addition to the IL-6 assay, Salimetrics offers additional salivary immunoassay kits related to inflammation and immunity: IL-1 Beta, C-reactive protein, and secretory IgA. Salivary inflammatory markers for TNF-Alpha are currently available through The Salimetrics Laboratory, while a commercially available immunoassay is currently under development.
IL-6 is a key inflammatory signaling molecule released after infection, injury, or antigenic challenge, and is widely used as a biomarker of systemic inflammation. Circulating IL-6 is primarily released from immune cells, but it is also secreted from a wide variety of other tissues. IL-6 is also present in saliva due to production by immune cells, various oral tissues, and cells in the saliva glands.
The latest research suggests that salivary levels of interleukin-6 and other cytokines respond to psychological stress or antigenic challenges outside the oral cavity in a fashion similar to that seen in circulation. This research advises that circulating and oral levels of these markers may be influenced by similar autonomic signaling pathways. The relevance of IL-6 in saliva and GCF (gingival crevicular fluid) to the etiology of periodontitis or other oral diseases is well established in the literature, while further studies are required to explore the relationships of IL-6 and other cytokines in saliva to systemic inflammation and diseases outside the mouth. IL-6 signaling also contributes to periodontal disease pathology as a mediator of bone resorption by directly stimulating osteoclast differentiation.
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If you are of the age where the coin-op retains a stroing place in your heart, we may have found you the perfect short-break destination. Forget the Berlin wall and the Reichstag, if you are of a gaming persuation then the Computer Games Museum in Berlin is the place to head when in Germany.
As part of the a larger exhibition dedicated to digital interactive entertainment, the museum for gamers opened earlier this year under the full title of "Computerspiele. Evolution eines Mediums" ("Computer Games. Evolution of a Medium"). There are over 300 exhibits in an interactive environment include playable classic games inside the logo'd solid wooden cabinets that made them so enticing.
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VANCOUVER, CANADA - DECEMBER 22: Alexandre Burrows #14 of the Vancouver Canucks congratulates teammate goalie Roberto Luongo #1 after defeating the Nashville Predators during NHL action on December 22, 2009 at General Motors Place in Vancouver, British Columbia, Canada. (Photo by Rich Lam/Getty Images)
Roberto Luongo made 24 saves for his first win of the season and the Vancouver Canucks beat the Colorado Avalanche 3-0 on Wednesday night. Luongo, who has been on the trading block since Cory Schneider replaced him as Vancouver's No. 1 goaltender, was rarely tested but still made some big saves in his 61st career shutout. With the Canucks leading 2-0 in the third, Luongo stopped Matt Duchene on a short-handed breakaway that prompted calls of "Luuu, Luuu" from Canucks fans. He blocked a John Mitchell shot from the slot later in the period. Jason Garrison and Max Lapierre each scored for the first time this season, and Zack Kassian picked up his fifth goal in seven games. Kassian tipped a Dan Hamhuis shot past Semyon Varlamov at 8:18 of the third, snapping an 0-for-13 power-play drought for the Canucks. It was another frustrating night on the road for the Avalanche, who are winless in four games away from the Pepsi Center this season and have been outscored 15-3. The Avs' strugg...
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NEW ORLEANS, La. - With graffiti, broken glass and boarded up windows, the historic Milne Boys Home has been an eyesore for years in Gentilly.
'The community has their hands up to ask what's going on there,' said Dalton Savwior, Jr., president of the Gentilly Civic Improvement Association.
The historic Gentilly property fell into disrepair even before Katrina. But city officials said the site is poised for big changes in 2013.
'At this point what we're going to do right now is finish out the buildings and repair all the damage from Katrina and the like,' said Deputy Mayor Cedric Grant.
A city spokesman said crews are in the last phases of environmental remediation. Crews began clearing mold, asbestos and lead from the property last year. Next, they'll rehabilitate the administration buildings and cottages.
'We're on schedule to complete that in 2013,' said Grant.
The city has had challenges with people breaking into the property, even after it's boarded up. Sunday, some of the property's doors and windows were either broken or wide open. A city spokesman said those entry points were secured as of last week, and crews would go out to secure them again.
The Milne Trust owns the land, and the city leases it. FEMA granted the property $1.5 million to bring it back to it's pre-Katrina state. The city allocated $5.6 million.
State Sen. J.P. Morrell was able to secure some state funding for the property. He is the chair of the Gentilly Development District.
All interested parties agree they are committed to using the property to benefit the area's youth.
But so far, no plans have been finalized. Without solid plans, it's difficult to secure more funding, said Morrell.
'There is not enough money to rebuild Milne to what I think it should be ultimately. There is enough money to significant move the process along,' said Morrell. 'I don't think 2013 we're going to see the Milne Boys Home be reopened in any shape or form.'
Monty Burlingame, attorney for the Milne Trust, said the seven member board would like to see a charter school on the property, but admits the site has not been included in the master plan of any school district.
Burlingame said if both the Recovery School District and Orleans Parish School Board directly reject the idea of a charter school on the site, the Milne Trust would consider other options.
Burlingame said RSD and OPSB have expressed interest in the site, and have neither agreed to or rejected plans to build there.
Morrell doesn't believe plans to build a school on the site are realistic.
'The city's ready to move, the development district's ready to move, we just really have to resolve this last hurdle with the Milne Trust,' said Morrell.
The city said it will continue to repair the site, and get it ready for whatever it may become in the future.
'I've lived in Gentilly for a long time. I think it's going to be a cornerstone of reinvestment in Gentilly,' said Grant.
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Cross-border injunction
In European law, and especially in European intellectual property law, a cross-border injunction is an injunction by a court in one European country, such as a court in the Netherlands forbidding infringement in several other European countries.
For a period in the late-1990s, national courts issued cross-border injunctions covering all EP jurisdictions, but this has been limited by the European Court of Justice. In two cases in July 2006, interpreting Articles 6.1 and 16.4 of the Brussels Convention, the European Court of Justice held that European patents are national rights that must be enforced nationally, that it was "unavoidable" that infringements of the same European patent have to be litigated in each relevant national court, even if the lawsuit is against the same group of companies, and that cross-border injunctions are not available.[1]
In 2012, the issue rose up again in the case Apple v. Samsung. The ECJ has not yet ruled in the matter, but is expected to do so by the end of 2012.[2]
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- ^ Case C-4/03, Gesellschaft für Antriebstechnik v Lamellen und Kupplungsbau Beteiligungs KG, (European Ct. of Justice 13 July 2006); Case C-539/03, Roche Nederland BV v Primus, (European Ct. of Justice 13 July 2006)
- ^ http://kluwerpatentblog.com/2011/08/26/apple-v-samsung-cross-border-injunctions-are-back-in-the-hague-but-only-in-provisional-proceedings-2/
Further reading[edit]
- Jochen Buhling, Cross-border injunctions in patent infringement cases: paradise lost?, Building and enforcing intellectual property value 2007, p172-175.
- Is there an After-Life for Pan European Injunctions?, IPEG blog, March 27, 2008
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A man holds a bottle of water as he joins other demonstrators protesting against the Detroit Water and Sewer Department July 18 in Detroit, Mich.
Detroit suspended its aggressive policy of cutting off water to customers with unpaid bills on Monday, the latest response to a controversy that has prompted large protests and caught the attention of the judge overseeing the city's bankruptcy. The city said there will be no shutoffs for the next 15 days. The disclosure was made in bankruptcy court where Judge Steven Rhodes is overseeing the nation's largest ever municipal bankruptcy. He has been encouraging Detroit to come up with alternatives to shutting off water for thousands of homes and businesses.
The issue gained national attention last month after activists appealed to the United Nations for assistance. About 2,000 people protested in Detroit last week during a national convention of liberal Democrats.
The water department stopped service to about 7,200 homes and businesses in June, compared to 1,570 in the same month last year. Water was restored to 43 percent after customers paid or worked out payment plans, though thousands more have been affected since last fall. Water department Deputy Director Darryl Latimer said the 15 days will be used to educate customers on how to cure their overdue bills and avoid shutoffs.
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BOISE The western United States and eastern Asia is expected to be dazzled by a solar spectacle Sunday when the moon slides across the sun creating a ring of fire.
But scientists are cautioning viewers to either wear protective eyewear or attend planned viewing events to avoid risk of eye injury.
Fred Espenak, an eclipse expert at NASA's Goddard Space Flight Center, said filters are needed because the ring of sunlight will be blindingly bright.
The eclipse will begin around 6:17 p.m. in the Boise area. The maximum, but incomplete coverage will occur around 7:25 p.m. According to Leif Edmondson with the Boise Astronomical Society, the eclipse will achieve about 85 to 90 percent coverage from our perspective in the Treasure Valley.
Want to learn more about the eclipse? NASA has a great page that explains the phenomenon right here.
What you probably want to know is how to view the eclipse safely. For that, astronomers recommend using either a solar filter in front of a telescope or camera, or using eclipse viewing glasses that reduce the sun's brightness and filter ultraviolet and infrared radiation.
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The Children's Museum - La HabraRead MoreKids learn best by doing. At The Children's Museum at La Habra, curators encourage this impulse through hands-on activities with a range of exciting exhibits that span art, the sciences, the environment, and everyday life. Size: This 10,000-square-foot museum holds seven hands-on galleries. The Building: The museum opened in 1977 inside a restored train depot from 1923. Eye Catcher: The centerpiece of the Carousel Room is a hand-carved Dentzel merry-go-round, where kids five and under can climb aboard seahorses and piggies for a spin around the room. In the same gallery, kids can peruse the aisle for healthy foods in the pint-sized market. Permanent Mainstay: The Caboose dates back to 1942, and boasts a fully-restored interior filled with rail-related artifacts. Don't Miss: The Nature Walk, where kids can get nose to nose with (taxidermied) creatures that hail from as far away as Africa, as well as live animals in the Grotto. Future Exhibits: Click here to see upcoming exhibits. Special Programs: Classes for tots are designed to get them moving or creating and include Taekwondo and art classes.301 S Euclid StLa Habra, CA US
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Art PlanetRead MoreEstablished: 2008 Reservations/Appointments: Required Staff Size: 2?10 people Average Duration of Services: 1?2 hours Pro Tip: Bring your children's art work, such as drawings and paintings, when they attend their first class. Q&A with Viki, Business Owner Besides making clients happy, what do you like most about your job? To see my students enjoy art and learn to express themselves by drawing Sometimes it's all about the little things in life. What supplemental courtesies do you include with your main services to leave clients with a smile on their face? We give little presents to kids such as birthday and Christmas gifts, Easter eggs, Halloween candies, and tickets that they can exchange in class for prizes. Is there anything else you want to add that we didn't cover? We first opened our studio in a remodeled garage with only four students. After three years, we moved into a 1,000-square-foot facility and now have about 100 students. But what makes us most proud is that most of our students are referred to us by parents.203 E Las Tunas DrSan Gabriel, CA US
Anaheim HelicoptersRead MoreIn order to pursue his passion for flying, Anaheim Helicopters founder Mark Skinner left his home in England and began the journey to his current West Coast home. Now, in stable, modern, and air-conditioned helicopters, Mark stirs the air above Los Angeles and Orange County to provide passengers with views of rugged mountains and iconic buildings. During tours, Mark points out landmarks such as the Sunset Strip, the Capitol Records Building, and Dodger Stadium before soaring between skyscrapers, over famous homes, and in V-formation with migrating geese. In addition to piloting helicopters, Mark joins with a team of FAA–certified flight instructors to lead aviation lessons for aspiring pilots.4119 W Commonwealth Ave.Fullerton, CA US
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Hammer MuseumRead MorePetroleum mogul Dr. Armand Hammer clung to life just long enough to see The Hammer Museum make its debut in 1990, passing away three weeks later. Without the founder's support, construction screeched to a halt and spaces sat in varying states of completion. But not for long. The powers that be at UCLA saw Hammer's vision, and took control of the abandoned museum in 1994. They restored it to its former glory by importing the university's own collections and staff. Today, The Hammer's unique compendium of works still hints at the unlikely collaboration that bore the museum all those years ago. Its stockpile of masterpieces explores the modern-day in a contemporary collection of mostly drawings and photographs. Richard Hawkins' disembodied zombie george green might best embody current artistic trends; his expressionless eyes stare from a yellow backdrop, the handiwork of an undead inkjet printer. Meanwhile, the Armand Hammer Collection, left behind by the museum's namesake, balances george and other outlandish works with 19th-century art by Degas, Cézanne, and van Gogh. It's virtually impossible to predict whether rotating exhibits will land in classic or contemporary camps. They range from performance art installations—Floor of the Forest depicts two dancers moving through hanging jumbles of used clothing and ropes—to sculptures, paintings, and drawings. To cultivate better artistic understanding, the Hammer Museum hosts events including lunchtime art talks, tours, and screenings.10899 Wilshire BlvdLos Angeles, CA US


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Passport Office, Mumbai is one of the oldest offices functioning since 1954. It is subordinate office of the Ministry of External Affairs under the supervision of the Joint Secretary (CPV), who functions as Chief Passport Officer, Ministry of External Affairs, Government of India, New Delhi. Earlier it was the Central Passport and Emigration Organization subsequently it was named as Central Passport Organization.
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This was a very articulate post,Terjw...but it was largely completely irrelevant.
I mentioned how Caro lost to weak-minded,zero-slam-threat BBs like Ana,Goerges and Domi,and YOU cited her match vs. a top player and Slam champion in Petra.Honestly,I could almost excuse such a loss to a Petra or Serena,except Caro was just helpless out there....she had NO ANSWERS,NO PLAN B....and that makes it,again,IRRELEVANT,if it happens every 2 matches or every 6 months.Caro must be better prepared to counterattack power-hitters in those big matches.
What you totally failed to address were the losses to the lesser players;obviously,it couldn't be THAT easy to knock Caro off the court or she wouldn't have been #1 for a year...so it was POINTLESS for you to bring that up
.The problem is that it DOES happen,and it happens against inferior players that a #1 MIGHT lose to on fluke occasions...but NOT so easily.I can't even recall ONE match where Graf,Henin,ASV,Davenport or one of the WS was smacked all over the court defenselessly by such an inferior player...and,if it DID happen,it did so only once or twice in their entire careers...not three or more times in one season.
So let's be clear that I'm NOT suggesting that Caroline's defense was BAD,per se,but her inability to counterattack in-form power hitters is an achilles heel that will never go away until she takes action to rectify it...it's merely a question of how often it happens.....Gotta run for now,so seeya later
Caro did not lose to Ana let alone get smacked off the court during the period I quoted and even this year she beat Ana on their first encounter.I thought I was clear that I was not talking about the Caro now who makes far more UEs and is not the best defensive player in the world.
As for Georges - I don't think her two losses during the period I was talking about - not 2012 - were due to her being vulnerable to a ball-basher hitting her off the court. What I do think is that her forehand broke down though. Even then - one match was a 3-setter and the other was 7-6 6-3. I actually think that she'd started her decline then. The only tournaments she won since then are Brussels, Copenhagen, New Haven and Seoul - no big tournaments like she was doing. Dani at RG I didn't see. Also - all these matches were on the red dirt which she doesn't really play well on and were at the start of her decline.
As for comparing Caro with Graf, Henin. WS etc. - well who's comparing Caro to these all time greats. I'm not and never have done.
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PILOT MOUNTAIN — The familiar sound of aluminum bats rang out from the batting cage at Barry Hall Field over the weekend.
East Surry (30-0) held a light practice Saturday morning, the first practice since securing a Western regional baseball title on Thursday night.
The Cardinals had to travel more than 500 miles round-trip to close out the Hayesville Yellow Jackets in the best-of-three series. The team's charter bus got back to Pilot Mountain around 2:30 a.m. Friday.
It's now back to business, as East prepares to play in the state championship beginning Friday night.
The Cards taken on the Whiteville Wolfpack (25-5) in a best-of-three championship series. Game 1 is Friday at 5 p.m. at Five County Stadium in Zebulon, home of the Carolina Mudcats. Game 2 will be Saturday at 11 a.m. Game 3 if necessary would come at 5 p.m.
The Cardinals were relaxed and confident heading into the series clincher at Hayesville, but not too loose.
"The best compliment is when the bus driver says, 'That's the best group I've ever taken. I don't know what you did, drugged them or what,'" coach Barry Hall of East Surry said with a chuckle.
Tyler Marion fired a one-hitter and struck out nine in the 4-0 win that closed out the Jackets. Marion, the junior right-hander, took a perfect game into the seventh.
"He was strong," Hall said. "He'd been having trouble the first inning, but not this time. He was sharp from the first pitch."
Marion (12-0) said he threw a lot of pitches before Thursday's game.
"The whole year, the first inning hasn't been great," Marion said. "I got my arm loose, and came out on fire."
East scored a run in the fourth, two in the fifth and another in the sixth against two solid Hayesville pitchers.
Senior right-hander Scott Meredith, the other starter in the Cards' two-arm rotation, said the team knew it had to focus in order to avoid a decisive Game 3 — like North Stokes' softball team needed to put away Hiwassee Dam on Saturday evening.
"We didn't want to play here (East Surry) again," Meredith said. "We knew we had to take care of business."
Marion and Meredith have proven themselves in big game situations, with a defense behind them that consistently makes the routine plays.
East has given up just five runs in six playoff contests.
"Tyler throwing a one-hitter, that was big, especially this deep in the state playoffs," leadoff man Logan Sheets said.
As for the opponent, Whiteville swept Rosewood in the Eastern regional final series, winning 14-5 in Game 1 and 5-4 in Game 2.
The Wolfpack lost four games in their own conference, but have won their past 14 games, peaking at the right time.
Like the Cards, the Wolfpack don't allow many runs, giving up about two and a half runs a game, while scoring seven runs a night.
East Surry has won 30 times with an average score of 8-1.
Whiteville is 13-1 at home, but just 9-4 on the road. East Surry went 14-0 at home, but is also 13-0 on the road.
Hall said his team has enjoyed tremendous crowd support from the community during the Cards' run.
"We had as many people as Hayesville did," Hall said of those who made the 262-mile trip. "When you travel that far, it's unreal. That's the type of people we have. That means a lot to me.
"My phone (Friday) night, the night before, I was getting text messages. People have really gotten behind us. These kids will never forget this. It's something they'll have the rest of their lives."
After the shutout win Thursday sent the Cards to the championship, the players enjoyed a fun bus ride back home.
"It was the best feeling ever. At first it didn't seem real," senior outfielder Preston Smith said. "I couldn't be more excited. This is a dream season."


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- Maria Graf (Voice)
- Elisabeth Schartel (Voice)
- Paul Kuen (Tenor)
- Herta Wilfert (Soprano)
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"It turns out that the landmark account of Wagner's "Ring" with Georg Solti conducting the Vienna Philharmonic, begun in 1958, was not the first stereo version. Before that some enterprising Decca engineers attended the Bayreuth Festival in Germany in 1955 and recorded the "Ring" live, in stereo, with the great German conductor Joseph Keilberth. Testament has been releasing the operas one at a time, first "Siegfried," then "Die Walkure" and now "Das Rheingold." The casts are incomparable, with Hans Hotter, in his prime, as Wotan; Astrid Varnay, the gleaming Brunnhilde; and Wolfgang Windgassen, in clarion voice, as Siegfried. But Mr. Keilberth's organic conducting is the revelation. "Gotterdammerung" is due out early next year." -The New York Times
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Works DetailsWagner, Richard : Das Rheingold
- Performers: Elisabeth Schartel (Voice); Paul Kuen (Tenor); Herta Wilfert (Soprano); Jutta Vulpius (Soprano); Maria Ilosvay (Alto); Josef Traxel (Tenor); Josef Greindl (Bass); Toni Blankenheim (Baritone); Hans Hotter (Voice); Rudolf Lustig (Tenor); Ludwig Weber (Bass); Georgine Milinkovic (Mezzo Soprano); Gustav Neidlinger (Baritone); Maria Graf (Voice)
- Conductor: Joseph Keilberth
- Ensemble: Bayreuth Festival Orchestra
- Running Time: 91 min. 22 sec.
- Period Time: Romantic
- Form: Opera/Operetta
- Written: 1853-1854
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Peniche Surfing Inn Peniche
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This modern and beautiful house is located three minutes walk from the nearest beach, Cantinho da Baia, and ten minutes walk from the two other surf spots, Prainha and Lagide. The world famous surf competition site Supertubos is a ten minutes drive away. There are plenty of cafés, restaurants and beach bars within a walking distance. The nearest supermarket is three minutes walk from the house.
Surfboards and wetsuits are available for rent. Surf lessons are available for all skill levels. There is also a possibility for stand up paddleboard (SUP) rental and lessons. Bicycles are available. Other activities, such as snorkeling, spearfishing and sightseeing tours can be organised. The aim is to satisfy all your requests.
Airport of Lisbon is hundred kilometers from the house and the nearest bus station is in the city of Peniche, five kilometers away. Transfers from the bus station can be organised free of charge. Airport transfer is also available.
The rooms are comfortable and bright. The bathrooms are shared. There is a shared lounge with TV, DVD player, Wii console and cozy sofas. The house has a fully equipped kitchen and barbecue facilities in the large and sunny terrace. Free wireless internet covers the house and the terrace. Continental breakfast is served daily.
We are located at Baleal close to Rip Curl Surf Shop and 58 Surf Shop.
When you get to Rip Curl Surf Shop and you see it on your right hand side, turn second on your right, then first left and again first right. The House is at the end of the little road with a red fence.
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i am just sipping my hot chocolate and i am supposed to be at school. Mum has just picked me up as i have been 'sick' but feeling remarkably better! we are having a laugh!! hah. hope you are enjoying peru. liked the recent pictures of grandma! glad the bus didnt get hijacked! speak soon lots of love Tilly xxxx
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They are doing a lot of landscaping of the coastal highway - it is lined with palm trees with grass verges. Miraflores is by the sea & is a very clean, bustling town. It has dozens of restaurants but they include McDonald's, Berger King, KFC, Pizza Hut, Magic Wok & many more western franchises - it was like being in Bracknell with pretty parks & no chewing gum on the pavements.
The wine is expensive in Peru; about 3 times the price of Argentinean but the food was about the same price. Although Peru is supposed to be safer, they still warn you against having your bag snatched - they even provide straps, anchored to the chair, to secure your bag.
In Palermo, waiters would offer to ty-wrap your bag to the chair for safety.
We didn't stay long in Lima - it was just a staging post for Peru.
The journey is down the coast & then inland - all of it through barren desert, apart from isolated oasis of green rice fields irrigated by rivers.
Our journey took us past Nazca, we did think of doing the Nazca Lines until I realised that they had nothing to do with the derivative of the Coca plant. Another traveller had taken a flight in a light aircraft over the Nazca desert but wasn't impressed with what she saw - I think these lines are best seen from space, as intended.
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i am just at home sipping my hot chocolate. Mum has just picked me up from school as i am 'sick' but feeling remarkably better! me and mum are having a laugh. haha. like the recent photos of grandma!! glad to hear the bus didnt get hijacked!! hope you are having a good time, and enjoy Peru. lots of love Tilly xxx
Tilly read your comments about doing it twice. I have not got one right yet for various reasons! Hope you are feeling better.
Barbara and Chris you are definitely seeinga different side to Peru than we usually hear about, dont like the sound of all those western food chains! But that's globolisation for you. love margaret


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Neutrals on neutrals on neutrals; everything from tan, sand and khaki to cream, beige and taupe all put together like exploded desert storm camo.
Andrea Pompilio, Bottega Veneta, Berluti, Calvin Klein Collection, Fendi
Salvatore Ferragamo, Gieves & Hawkes, Hermès, Rag & Bone, Roberto Cavalli
Patterned Suits
While such in-your-face outfits are not for the faint of heart, the patterns in suiting this season were outstanding. From the more wearable repeat prints from Dries Van Noten and Jil Sander to the full-on art from Moschino or Walter Van Beirendonk, for a (much) more confident consumer.
Dolce & Gabbana, Issey Miyake, Jil Sander, Moschino, Valentino
Walter Van Beirendonck, Jonathan Saunders, Dries Van Noten, Brioni, Comme des Garcons
Patterns on Patterns
A little difficult to nail, pattern on pattern is at it's most successful when the patterns are from the same palette. More muted options from Valentino, Damir Doma, and Yohji Yamamoto are probably the best place to start.
Yohji Yamamoto, Opening Ceremony, Comme des Garcons Shirt, Damir Doma
Issey Miyake, Valentino, Vivienne Westwood, Walter Van Beirendonck
Pea Coats
Always a summer staple, but the pea coat is updated in cropped silhouettes from Gucci and Ports 1961, softer fabrics from Varvatos, and statement colors from Dior Homme and Gieves & Hawkes.
Balenciaga, Dior Homme, Gieves & Hawkes, Giorgio Armani,
Gucci, John Varvatos, Ports 1961, Tom Ford
This Schott silhouette is updated in bright colors and more muted tones, delivered in the typical leather, but also in butter-soft lamb skin and suede.
Gieves & Hawkes, Maison Martin Margiela, McQ Alexander McQueen, Neil Barrett, Off-White
A. Sauvage, Bally, Belstaff, John Varvatos, Versace
Pink Suits
Suits in all shades of pink, from bubblegum at Etro, fuchsia from Boglioli, salmon from No. 21, and pale pinks from Marc Jacobs, Versace and Comme des Garcon.
Boglioli, Comme des Garcons, Dolce & Gabbana, Etro
Marc Jacobs, No. 21, Richard James, Versace
Always an option in suits, but this season also worn head to toe in shirts and pants from Dries Van Noten and J.W. Anderson, statement colors from Trussardi and Umit Bernan, or even a jumpsuit from 3.1 Philip Lim.
3.1 Phillip Lim, Costume National, Dior Homme, Dries Van Noten, E. Tautz
J.W. Anderson, Rag & Bone, Trussardi, Umit Benan, Yohji Yamamoto
With a collegiate feel, piping was not limited to the blazer, but also found action in outerwear.
Gucci, Moncler Gamme Bleu, Philipp Plein, Thome Browne, Valentino
It seemed a little like a witch hunt when, not so many seasons ago pleats suddenly lost all favor. Even people with no knowledge of or interest in fashion would point out someone's pleats with a shake of the head and an under-the-breath tut. Well boys, they're back in business, so if you are one of the unfortunate folk who threw out all your old pleated pants, get thee back to your nearest haberdashery and let this be a lesson to you all.
Christophe Lemaire, Emporio Armani, Ermenegildo Zegna, Giorgio Armani
Iceberg, Kris Van Asshe, Issey Miyake, Versace
While the lace-up incarnation of these gym-class heroes have been big business in European menswear, this simpler slip-on is supplanting it's more fiddly sibling.
Berluti, Christophe Lemaire, Dsquared, Hermès, Marc Jacobs
Philipp Plein, Emporio Armani, Ports 1961, Rag & Bone, Richard James
Polka Dots
Not quite dotting the runways with the vim and vigor of 2014, the polka dot is still present, in the over-sized offerings from Kenzo and Sibling, to the smiley-face sporting circles from Moschino.
Dolce & Gabbana, Giorgio Armani, Kenzo, Moschino, Sibling
Purple Suits
This most royal of colors is shown in hues from the Tyrian purpura for which the color is named (Brioni, Costume National), to a more blue-tinted indigo (Burluti, Tod's).
Dolce & Gabbana, Paul Smith, Berluti, Brioni
Burberry Prorsum, Costume National, Tod's, Vivienne Westwood
While the double-breasted Burberry-style trench was present in numerous collections, it was the more minimal single-breasted raincoat that dominated the lightweight overcoat options this season, offered in classic neutrals, aforementioned blues and autumnal tones.
Balenciaga, Carven, Undercover, Berluti, Jonathan Saunders
Lou Dalton, Opening Ceremony, Paul & Joe, Prada, Andrea Pompilio
Safari Jackets
If Eisenhower's zippered blouson is not the jacket of the season that we think it is, then the safari jacket is surely the next contender. Upscale elegance with a gentleman's ruggedness, giving both form and function from all the most luxury labels.
Andrea Pompilio, Bally, Berluti, Burberry Prorsum, Dunhill
E. Tautz, Louis Vuitton, Maison Martin Margiela, Richard James, Tod's
Short Shorts
While tailored knee-length shorts will more readily reserve your modesty, many collections offer short (and shorter) options.
Calvin Klein Collection, Salvatore Ferragamo, Tom Ford, Etro, Gieves & Hawkes
Jil Sander, Kenzo, Michael Kors, Band of Outsiders, Boglioli
Short Suits
The short suit is a welcome seasonal alternative, with casual Fridays (but not too casual) written all over it. More formal incarnations may also be worn to weddings and fancy garden parties.
Balenciaga, Givenchy, Kris Van Assche, Lou Dalton, Michael Kors
Miharayasuhiro, Missoni, Paul & Joe, Philipp Plein, Comme des Garcons
Shrunken Suit Jackets
This trend took off in Japan a number of years ago, particularly the significantly shorter jacket that's made it's way to the West, and has influenced a (definitely more modest) reduction in our mass-market suit jacket lengths.
Diesel Black Gold, J.W. Anderson, Kris Van Assche, Moncler Gamme Bleu, Neil Barrett
Prada, Thom Browne, Viktor & Rolf, Walter Van Beirendonck, Wooyoungmi
Slide Sandals
These glorified flip-flops are branded or patterned and will pass for something more suitable than a thong.
Jil Sander, Band of Outsiders, Kris Van Assche, Raf Simons, Rag & Bone
Socks and Sandals
Yes, it's true, that number one bastion and generation-enduring fashion faux pas of the century has surrendered. Louis Vuitton dipped a sockèd pinkie into the water, and the deluge that's now evident has engulfed almost every collection. Embrace it. Your toes will be warmer, and only good can come of that.
3.1 Philip Lim, Agi & Sam, Band of Outsiders, Carven, Jil Sander
Marc Jacobs, Marni, McQ Alexander McQueen, Miharayasuhiro, Paul Smith
Championed by Boglioli, LBM and Berluti, the softcoat is now a staple. Simple.
Berluti, Boglioli, Issey Miyake, Moncler Gamme Bleu, Richard Nicoll
Statement Bombers
Consumer confidence and the jacket of the moment clash in a battle of contrast and color.
A. Sauvage, Brioni, Giorgio Armani, Givenchy, Iceberg
Jonathan Saunders, Miharayasuhiro, Moschino, Neil Barrett, Opening Ceremony
Athleisure is surely at its finest when sportswear and even tailored clothing are complemented by a pair of designer sweatpants. Also N.B.: gone are the flapping foot holes of recent: welcome back the elasticated cuff!
Bottega Veneta, Christophe Lemaire, Christopher Shannon, Etro, Gosha Rubchinskiy
Iceberg, Issey Miyake, J.W. Anderson, Neil Barrett, Umit Benan
Sun's out: guns out. But less fist pump and more fashion, with graphic prints from Dolce & Gabbana, Kenzo and Raf Simons, or doubled up and contrasting from Calvin Klein Collection and Cerruti 1881.
Dolce & Gabbana, Givenchy, Kenzo, Philipp Plein, Raf Simons
Roberto Cavalli, Calvin Klein, Cerruti 1881, Dolce & Gabbana, Dries Van Noten
Another typically autumnal color is stretching its legs and taking a summer vacation. Terracotta, and other shades of reddish brown are put together like our beloved neutrals, but a little bit bolder.
Kenzo, Louis Vuitton, Missoni, Salvatore Ferragamo, Berluti
A dedicated shout out to Bobby Abley for his fantastic Little Mermaid-inspired Sebastian the crab (see below), vermilion was pipped to the post only by the significantly more all-encompassing Blue. Shade for shade though, vermilion may take the win.
Bobby Abley, Burberry Prorsum, Canali, Costume National, Dolce & Gabbana,
Gucci, J.W. Anderson, Raf Simons, Sibling, Vivienne Westwood.
Like so many angels, models in head to toe white walked runways like purity personified.
Agi & Sam, Andrea Pompilio, Ann Demeulemeester, Christophe Lemaire, John Varvatos
Louis Vuitton, Neil Barrett, Richard James, Umit Benan, Versace
Not as notable as their bomber or zipped blouson brethren, the windbreaker was still present and correct.
Hermes, Dries Van Noten, Sacai, Issey Miyake, Bottega Veneta
Checks of all shapes (well, mostly square) and sizes were seen, but the big windowpane check was superior.
3.1 Philip Lim, Ami, Boglioli, Emporio Armani
Etro, Giorgio Armani, Kris Van Assche, Thom Browne
While we will always anticipate the zig-zag from Missoni, it was fun to spot a similar motif in Topman, Paul Smith and Louis Vuitton. I wonder if designers at the three brands phoned each other and sent round sketches to set the trend…
Missoni, Paul Smith, Topman, Louis Vuitton


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You have a beautiful late Spring evening. You have a perfect salmon fillet for grilling (or broiling). You want to end your day with something elegant, healthy and tasty and you don't want to spend half the evening preparing it. Well my friends, this is the perfect dish!
During my various trips throughout Italy, I have dined on a variety of this salad in damn near every city and each time I've taken my culinary pleasure in it, it has been prepared slightly different. Each region of Italy adds their own special touch, yet each and every time it is nothing short of splendid.
To properly prepare this dish, you will need your salmon fillet cut rather thin. The reason for this is you want to grill it only about 5 minutes, as this way the full and fresh taste of the salmon will be vivid and the balsamic vinaigrette which dresses the fish will lose none of its flavor.
Ingredients needed to make Italian Grilled Salmon Salad (serves 2):
- 1 salmon fillet, cut thin and skin still on
- 1 Tbs. extra virgin olive oil
- 1 tsp. balsamic vinegar
- 1 tsp. dried Italian herbs, crushed
- 1 clove garlic, sliced very thin
- spinach leaves, stems removed
- 1 large tomato, sliced very thin
- Fire up your grill or pre-heat your broiler.
- Pat dry your salmon of any excess moisture.
- In a small bowl, whisk together the oil and vinegar.
- Brush the vinaigrette liberally over the salmon.
- Lay the thin slices of garlic atop the salmon and then sprinkle with the dried Italian herbs.
- If broiling, place under the broiler and broil 5 minutes (or to desired doneness, depending on thickness of the fillet).
- If grilling, place on indirect heat and cover the fillet. Let cook about 7 minutes (or to desired doneness depending on the thickness of the fillet).
- Mound some spinach leaves of the serving plates and surround the spinach with the sliced tomatoes.
- Remove the salmon and slice into eight rectangular pieces. Place four pieces, cross-style, atop each salad and drizzle with any remaining vinaigrette and serve.
The new cookbook from Chef Larry Edwards is now available from Amazon.com and bookstores worldwide. One of the most anticipated cookbooks of the year, "Edwardian Cooking: Inspired by Downton Abbey's Elegant Meals."


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Thread: Alphabet Updated 9-29-05
September 28th, 2005 #1
Alphabet Updated 9-29-05
Here's the new version, it's more interactive.. well the animals are more interactive with the font. And I feel the font is less sloppy looking now.
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Yes, an assignment. We had to take any three consecutive letters from the alphabet and illustrate things to go along with the letters. Yes, I know mine is rather bland, and not too creative, but I really liked the character/animal designs I came up with. Tear it up, crit/comments, whatever. I'll take it all.
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Hide this ad by registering as a memberSeptember 28th, 2005 #2
I lke the designs too, but not the color, especially the greenish yellow of the giraffe against the mid value purple.
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September 28th, 2005 #3
Cutest lil' thing I've seen in a while. I do like your animal designs but I think they could use some refinement. I think the F and fox work the best for placement and design. The lines are clean and your simplification is good. On the giraffe's legs, the one that is pointy breaks the style of the other three. It may work better if it looked like the other hind leg. Also the G has some angles in it. For the horse, I think its legs could be more simplified, perhaps making them the same thickness throughout instead of tapering. Sort of like My Little Pony legs, and not bending so much.
Overall I think you have a good illustration here, it just needs some tweaking. I hope you get good marks on your assignment.
September 28th, 2005 #4
I'm working on it some more, I've changed the font and made the animals more interactive with the letters, instead of just floating on top of or beside the letters. So, yeah. It'll be done soon, I'm going to try to do the whole alphabet, it'll be quite a feat to be undertaken by me, when I really only ~have~ to do 3. I think when it's finished it'll be a great portfolio piece, something to get me hired somewhere.
September 29th, 2005 #5
Watch your letters, they're sloppy atm. Especially the G. Maybe if you changed the colors of the letters to a lower saturation, you could really play with the brighter colors and animals. And perhaps you could add some shadows to the whole, makes them less floaty.
September 29th, 2005 #6
I guess you didn't read my previous post where I changed the font, and the colors of the giraffe... Ah well, that's fine.
September 29th, 2005 #7
I read, i thought you had replaced the picture already.
September 29th, 2005 #8
I should have specified I hadn't uploaded the new version yet. Sorry I'll post it later on today. I have to go get it, it's on the school's computers.
October 1st, 2005 #9
Okay I posted again. New comments welcomed.


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ApplianceWestinghouse Refrigerator
Level of DifficultyReally easy
Time to do repairLess than 15 mins
Age of Appliance5 - 10 years
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