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Sophisticated Living Magazine - Cincinnati Edition
July/August 2010 Issue
{Cincinnati's Finest} slmag.net July/Aug 2010 five dollars The mellower side of Jack. Drinking responsibly is the calling card of a gentleman. Come visit us at www.gentlemanjack.com. GENTLEMAN JACK is a registered trademark. �2008 Jack Daniel's. Gentleman Jack Rare Tennessee Whiskey, Alcohol 40% by Volume (80 Proof). Distilled and Bottled by Jack Daniel Distillery, Lynchburg (POP. 361), Tennessee. 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The 20+ acre Family Estate includes the main lodge offering 3500+ square feet of living space, a Great Room boasting a 30' see-through fireplace that towers into the cathedral ceiling, six bedrooms, and 3 & 1/2 luxurious baths. The quaint Guest Cottage with its own classic stone fireplace offers four bedrooms, plus one bath. Both residences have been recently updated with new appliances throughout plus granite countertops, and are tastefully decorated with full wall built-ins, hardwood parquet floors, exposed beams, and knotty pine - synonymous with any fine Northern Michigan Lodge - covers all the walls & ceilings. The screened 3-season house allows for great outdoor entertaining! The accommodations are perfect for private family gatherings, extended fishing expeditions, or corporate retreats. Offered at $1,295,000.00 www.squirrelbend.com Contact Paul at 859-496-0888 or email firstname.lastname@example.com for more details and to schedule a showing. 14 26 33 34 42 Antique Chic Contemporary Cincinnati Deco, No - 18th Century Italian, Yes New York by Design Bibliotaph Ault Park Concours d'Elegance Of Note... Campania, Italy Best of Runway for Fall/Winter 2010 Summer Accessories Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event Cruisin' for a Cure Drake Center Guns & Grapes Light Up the Night Gala Man & Woman of the Year Gala Russ Wiles Golf Reception The Event July/Aug 2010 44 46 48 50 54 on the cover: New York By Design 34 60 70 71 72 73 {Cincinnati's Finest} 76 78 79 slmag.net July/Aug 2010 five dollars Aureole's Pastrami Pork Belly Sliders. Photo by Steve Legato 46 The 111 Navy Chair from Design Within Reach is made from 111 recycled 20oz plastic Coke bottles (dwr.com). 8 slmag.net april 2007 ad 4/5/07 8:38 PM Page 1 From the Editor-In-Chief The things we do for love.... Among the trappings one would expect to find in the nursery of a newborn girl, mine had one striking exception � a shiny yellow football helmet. A first gift from my father, it represented not, as one would guess, his desire that his first born be a son; rather, it was the manifestation of his desire that I grow up unfettered by any preconceived notions (as well as a premonition of my hard-headedness). Somewhere there exists a photograph of me wearing said helmet while setting my father's hair in pink sponge rollers, which may or may not have been what he had in mind. Over the years, my parents saw to it that I was exposed to a number of cultural and athletic pursuits. With the benefit of hindsight, one activity I wish I would have stuck with is piano lessons, having taken just enough of them to realize how many more I need. At the time, the lessons were torture, and I went kicking and screaming to each. Perhaps what is most frustrating is that when I break out my old lesson books, I still mess up on the parts circled multiple times in red ink and marked with PRACTICE! in bold letters by my instructor. Clearly, Carnegie Hall was not in my future. Like most parents, I've dedicated a great deal of time and effort to seeing that my daughter has similar opportunities; scattered around the house are testaments to the various attempts. To my dismay, piano lessons were a non-event. Guitar lasted a bit longer, enough for a school talent show debut as part of a fledgling trio. Sports are on-going and leave a trail of equipment with every passing year (I never remember the need for so much "stuff" when I was playing). Nothing seemed to take root until my then seven-year-old caught a snippet of Project Runway, and then it was like a light switch flipped on. We've gradually made the progression from sketches to duck tape bags and clothes and now to sewing the real thing, which has put me on a first name basis with the ladies at the fabric cutting table at Joann's. Efforts to facilitate my fledgling designer recently resulted in the utterance of four words that fill my husband with dread: "I'm going to IKEA." While I relish in the company's cheap chic image, he despises what he says is MDF parading around in hipster clothing. As much as I covet the exquisite European furniture lines carried at Voltage in Cincinnati, I don't think my 10-year-olds newbie interest in fashion is worthy of a suite of B&B Italia; so I set off to West Chester with the man who has inspired my overinflated sense of do-ityourself capabilities, my father. After bringing everything home, I peered at the neatly stacked boxes in wonderment of the magic of flat-packed furniture. My first thought was, "Certainly this couldn't represent a whole room's worth of stuff?" After tearing into my first box, I began to believe that the curious Swedish product names translated into English meant the equivalent of "Where's the @#*$& Allen wrench?" The exercise also gave me an inkling of why, by and large, Europeans seem more content to live in smaller, minimally decorated apartments � the thought of putting rooms and rooms of this stuff together would certainly be deterrent enough! Surprisingly, I assembled everything by myself in the span of one afternoon. As I basked in the glow of my accomplishment � freshly painted walls, new flooring and furniture, the ideal sewing studio - my daughter came into the room and coyly remarked that a new drum set would fit just perfectly in the corner. Bridget Williams, Editor-in-Chief 10 slmag.net Your website. Our insight. Is traditional marketing failing you? In a world filled with posts, blogs, pokes, and tweets, it's hard to keep pace if you're sticking to the status quo. 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All images and editorial are the property of Sophisticated Living, LLC and cannot be reproduced in whole or in part without written permission. Annual subscription fees are $25.00; please add $5 for subscriptions outside the US. Single copies may be purchased for $5 at select fine retail outlets. Address all subscription inquiries to: Sophisticated Living, PO Box 1229, Prospect, KY 40059. To order back issues or reprints of 100 or more, call 502.582.6563. even more of the luxury lifestyle slmag.net slmag.net 12 slmag.net Y our home's first line of protection is its roof. Even the best asphalt, composition or wood roof could fail every 10 to 15 years. Your Home Deserves Better Metal roofing can last forever but only Classic metal roofs offer that lifetime durability with the distinctive beauty of wood shakes, tile or slate. Our expertise in metal roofing and dedication to excellence mean a higher quality roofing experience for you, and a lifetime of worry-free beauty on your roof. 1-877-960-R7O6O6F3 | www.ClassicKY.com Antique Chic Interior Designer Matthew Carter creates enviable living spaces both inside & out WrittenbyBridgetWilliams PhotographybyEricWilliams The bane of many homeowners is the tradeoff between in-town conveniences at the expense of privacy and a bit of wiggle room. With its enviable closeto-town location, this home truly has the best of both worlds: the ease of neighborhood living and a gracious home surrounded by a supremely enviable, lushly landscaped lot that allows the homeowner to feel as though they are part of a world to their own. Interior designer Matthew Carter was tasked with creating the design scheme for the interiors of the 1940s era home and an adjacent newly built pool house. From the onset, he was given plenty of raw materials to work with. "[The homeowner] came to the table with a lot of great things and a great sense of her own personal style," said Carter. A brick walkway leads to a pediment supported by ionic columns. To the left, a screened porch is concealed within the mature landscaping. Plantings are carefully executed and boast leafy magnolia trees, laurel bushes and stands of Victoria Blue salvia. A unique Drivable Grass paving system nearly makes the motorcourt indiscernible from the rest of the landscape. 14 slmag.net A series of antique Oushak rugs cover the floors of the entry hall. slmag.net 15 Interior Designer Matt Carter selected Italian inspired Janus Et Cie Furniture covered simply in white outdoor fabrics for the chic pool house. 16 slmag.net slmag.net 17 Usability and comfort were important considerations throughout the interior design process, as well as a desire to have the end result reflect the homeowner's personality. According to Carter, he and the homeowner "share a love of clean, classic looking backgrounds that make antiques look modern." It is a job so well done, in fact, that the casual observer may not realize that all of the furnishings are either antique or vintage, as they look perfectly au courant in their chic surroundings and complemented by the homeowners outstanding and eclectic art collection. "We used a nice mix of high and low, including found items, to keep the look more approachable," added Carter. The faux bois wallcovering in the entry hall is cut in 24" squares and installed in a checkerboardlike pattern. The antique Ikat is from Jayne Thompson antiques. A vignette in the entry hall sets the scene for what is to follow. Above the classic wainscoting is a unique contemporary faux bois wall covering made from 24" squares installed in a checkerboard pattern that spans the length of the hall. A contemporary painting in bold colors depicts a man on his steed. On the center hall table, tomes covering a variety of topics surround a papier-m�che figure found at the Marche Au Puces in Paris. Underneath is a pair of stools with delicate needlepoint upholstery; their delicate colors mimic those found underfoot in one of several antique rugs that fill the space. 18 slmag.net slmag.net 19 A silk & wool Tibetan rug anchors the floor in the library. Warm textiles of linen velvet, silk ikat, old leather and faded linen floral blends with the original cherry paneling. The living room is home to a collected assemblage of the client's artwork. The room's sofa and chairs features comfortable down filled upholstery in linen, silk velvet and Fortuny cotton accents. 20 slmag.net The spacious island top in the kitchen is fashioned from reclaimed walnut. Mosaic tiles from Ann Sacks surround the cooktop. Eclectic styling can also be found in the cherry paneled library. A silk and wool Tibetan rug anchors the room. Above the sofa is a lively painting depicting the original "Ocean's 11" cast. The "rat pack" era is also called to mind in the lines of a tray table with slim chrome legs and sunny yellow leather top. The coffee table hints at Middle Eastern styling, while a hexagonal wood table with intricate inlays of mother-of-pearl next to a tufted leather armchair is most decidedly Moroccan. The soothing living room is a study in serenity. Upholstery in creamy linen and silk velvet matches the color of the walls. Accent pillows are Fortuny. A large monochromatic painting hangs above the sofa. The coffee table is fashioned from an antique European door displaying great character and patina. Pale blue silk drapery with grey arrowroot shades give presence to the tall windows. Muted hues are also found in an antique Sultanabad layered over a bound sisal carpet. Painted cabinetry in cream on the upper cabinets and black on the lower is found in the spacious cook's kitchen. Stainless steel open shelving, mounted on a wall of mosaic tile from Ann Sacks that surrounds the range with steel back splash, keeps plates and other serving pieces within easy reach. The spacious island is topped with reclaimed walnut. slmag.net 21 Carter took an antique European door with great character and patina and placed it within a simple Parsons style table to create a unique coffee table. An antique Sultanabad over sisal anchors the seating area. The living room fireplace features a commanding painting of a peace sign from the client's collection. 22 slmag.net slmag.net 23 Drapery hardware in the dining room is custom made and bows out from the wall creating additional dimension to the glazed linen stripe curtains. The round table with saber legs is from Rose Tarlow- Melrose House. Silver leaf tea paper applied to the ceiling creates a wonderful reflective quality at night. Drapery hardware in the dining room is custom made to bow out from the wall, creating additional dimension to the glazed linen stripe drapery. Silver leaf tea paper covers the ceiling and creates a wonderful reflective quality when dining by candlelight. Antique velvet and burlap cover the dining chairs. During temperate weather, there is no shortage of options for relaxing or entertaining in the out-of-doors. The sound of falling watering coming from spray jets integrated into the raised limestone pool deck drowns out nearby street noise. A tree swing beckons from beneath the canopy of a towering mature shade tree that anchors a verdant lawn to the left of the pool. Lounge chairs and seating areas are strategically placed around the pool to accommodate varied desires for sun or shade. Closer to the home, a teak sectional with steely colored upholstered cushions surrounds a built-in fire pit. At the opposite end is the yard's pi�ce de r�sistance: a pool house with a rolling roofline that calls to mind the thatched storybook cottages found in the English countryside. The same stone seen on its fa�ade is also found on the fire pit and privacy wall. Sliding shutter doors open to reveal a chic living room. Carter selected Italian-inspired furnishings from Janus Et Cie for the main seating area. The building also contains a full kitchen with copper countertops and stainless steel appliances, a dining area with a concrete table that accommodates 10 and a full bath. Even when enjoying the best of both worlds, this home still presents its own unique conundrums. Take dinner in the dining room or al fresco? We should all be so fortunate! sl 24 slmag.net Spyker C8 Aileron: the new-generation Spyker The Spyker C8 Aileron is an advanced mid-engine, two-seat sports car, featuring a longer wheelbase than Spyker's existing sports cars, the C8 Laviolette and convertible C8 Spyder. The Aileron is characterized by a distinctive design, lightweight all-aluminium body construction and an uncompromising engineering package. The Spyker C8 Aileron is hand- crafted, using only the finest bespoke materials to create a unique automotive statement. Come experience the new Spyker at Blue Grass Motorsport. 4710 Bowling Blvd. (502) 894-3426 spyker.bluegrassauto.com slmag.net 25 Contemporary Cincinnati WrittenbySteveWilsonandAliceGrayStites Today, exciting contemporary art is not just happening in New York, LA, London, and Paris. Our region boasts a wealth of outstanding projects by artists from all over the world. The Lois and Richard Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art in Cincinnati has been presenting an especially dynamic program of exhibitions, especially since Raphaela Platow became director 26 slmag.net in 2007. Often joined by friends, colleagues, and other art-lovers, Laura Lee and I have made the hour-and-a-half pilgrimage from Louisville to see installations at the CAC recently. We have seen exhibitions that have been truly inspiring, and which make us very excited about the prospect of collaborating with Raphaela and her staff when 21c opens next door in 2012. InstallationofErnestoNeto:DancingAllowed.PhotographybyTonyWalsh. slmag.net 27 Last winter, the mesmerizing, tactile work of American sculptor Tara Donovan covered the walls, halls, and even a ceiling at the CAC. Made from large quantities of mass-produced, everyday items like straws, Styrofoam cups, buttons, tape, and pins, Donovan's large-scale pieces fill any space they occupy, creating a multi-sensory environment for the viewer. Standing in front of her wall of plastic straws, it was impossible not to sense movement--the sculpture almost seemed to reach out and envelop the viewer! Although the exhibition had been presented at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston, the artist re-configured it to respond directly to the exhibition spaces at the CAC. And this is no easy feat! The CAC, which opened its doors in downtown Cincinnati in 2003, was designed by Pritzker-winning British architect Zaha Hadid, whose work is anything but subtle: strong forms, sharp angles, carefully articulated spaces, and choreographed circulation are hallmarks of her renowned practice. Artists and curators who work within must truly engage with the design so that the architecture does not overwhelm the art. In Donovan's case, the variety of undulating, reflective, tactile materials, installed directly on all surfaces and planes in the CAC, really created a dynamic conversation between the exhibition space and the artworks, significantly enhancing the viewer's experience of both the art and the architecture. Subsequent exhibitions have created other kinds of conversations with their surroundings. In Marilyn Minter's "Chewing Color," the artist's signature photographs and enamel paintings on aluminum feature models--or parts of them--adorned in high fashion but dripping smeared makeup, or splashed with food, mud, and more. These images of flawed perfection held their own within the geometry of the galleries, especially her video, "Green Pink Caviar," which was used by Madonna as a set background for her 2008 European tour. The title of Minter's show refers to the artist's process of photographing models as they lick icing, sugar, and other foodstuffs from under glass. "I wanted to shoot painting with the tongue," Minter says. Oppositepage-ContemporaryArtsCenter,2003.PhotographybyRolandHalbe. 28 slmag.net slmag.net 29 30 slmag.net Thispage-ContemporaryArtsCenterOpening,2010.PhotographybyBradSmith.Oppositepage,top/bottom-MarilynMinter,Bazooka,2009,enamelonmetal,76x114inches.Courtesyofthe ArtistandSalon94,NewYork.InstallationofTaraDonovan.PhotographybyScottBeseler. The CAC shares our belief that art shouldn't be confined to galleries and museums. This spring works by American artist Shepard Fairey began appearing all over the city of Cincinnati. As part of his one-person exhibition, "Supply and Demand," the celebrated young street-artist and activist turned art-world star asked for proposals for sites to install site-specific versions of his graphic, poster-style murals, which often feature the faces of Andre the Giant, rocker Patti Smyth, and a host of political figures. Inside the CAC, Fairey's work covers the vast column in the lobby, as well as the gallery walls, creating an especially vibrant back-and forth with the architecture--an effect not at all surprising from an artist of his notoriety. Fairey has recently been the subject of legal action because of his unsanctioned use of an Associated Press photograph of Barack Obama. The resulting work became an icon of the 2008 campaign. This spring, alongside "Supply and Demand," CAC visitors can see the poured "waterfall" paintings of renowned American artist Pat Steir. "Water and Stone" presents the latest work by Steir, who is now in her fifth decade of experimenting with painting to create magnificently lyrical works. The CAC is also currently showcasing the multi-sensory, site-specific work of Brazilian artist Ernesto Neto. "Dancing Allowed" features Neto's hallmark soft, stocking-like material, sometimes filled with aromatic spices or malleable Styrofoam pellets. As the exhibition guide explains, "The soft, stretched stockings are redolent of the exterior organic world, yet they are also evocative of our skin, our interior body systems, and our senses. The spices and powders emit aromas and never leave residue, enhancing the experience through different textures and scents. Neto brings new life to the very concept of sculpture and architecture by creating these soaring spaces and immersive environments that invite engagement on many levels, both formal and philosophical." Last spring, the art world was wowed by "Anthropodino," Neto's massive installation at the Park Avenue Armory in New York City. This year, and for many more to come, art lovers will look to the CAC for innovative programming that engages both site and surroundings while offering a truly global perspective to its audiences. sl SteveWilson is a philanthropist and arts patronwhoseekstoengagethepublicwith contemporaryartinnewways. slmag.net 31 DECo, No - 18Th CENTuRY ITAlIAN, YES WrittenbyKirbyCamm,Bittners It has always fascinated me how certain antiques are visually ahead of their time, such as the illustrated antique Italian console table. I find this table extremely interesting because it appears to be from the Art Deco period, which would date it around 1935. The giltwood nude woman center support just cries out Art Deco to me, and the alabaster base it sits on also has a Deco feel about it. All in all, at first glance, this console table looks Deco. Upon closer scrutiny - by examining this antique from top to bottom and from front to back - there is no doubt in my mind this console table is late 18th century Italian. I continue to be amazed that the look of this Italian console is some 150 years ahead of its time. Rarely do you find antiques that are so forward-looking; it is more common to see designs from earlier antique periods incorporated into newer ones. While it is hard to explain, although this console table seems to be Deco at first glance, at the same time it does not appear to be Deco to the trained eye; it is this idiosyncrasy that makes this piece particularly remarkable. As said previously, the striking giltwood nude on the alabaster plinth gives the illusion this piece is Art Deco, but what makes this antique older than it seems is determined by several key factors. The patina and general aged look evidence that it is older than it appears. The dullness of paint colors and the wonderful appearance of the gold gilt work cannot be duplicated. These characteristics can only be acquired with age and much more than 75 years if the piece were from the Art Deco period. One would note that the original giltwood paw feet on the base of the piece are not a Deco trait. The fauxpainted top also has an earlier feel about it and is something that would not have been done in the Art Deco period. Lastly and most important, this piece is not constructed like an Art Deco furniture piece would have been made in the 1930s. All things considered, this is a fabulous antique by anyone's standards, but being 18th century Italian and appearing Art Deco gives this piece sophistication and complexity that you do not often find in antique furniture pieces. sl slmag.net 33 New York by Design WrittenbyBridgetWilliams Trump hotel Collection heralds the renovation of a landmark and the debut of a 46-story tower in Soho Having arrived in The Big Apple under the cover of darkness, I arose in time to greet the dawn and watch as golden rays of sunlight illuminated a fresh blanket of snow as yet untrampled by the daily crush of humanity that traverses the walkways of Central Park. Taking in the Currier & Ives view from my suite at One Central Park West in the Trump International Hotel & Tower, the thought occurred to me that one would have to be extremely jaded not to be smitten by this idealistic perspective of the city. In January of this year, the 52-story property, which soars above Columbus Circle, was in the midst of a stealth $30-million renovation of its 167 guest rooms and suites, making the interior views just as tongue-wagging as the neck craning that takes place from the sidewalk perspective. The dramatic transformation is happening in two stages, with the first half completed in April and the balance finished by the end of September. "As the crown jewel of the Trump Hotel Collection, Trump International Hotel & Tower New York is committed to delivering the best hotel experience available anywhere in the world, and maintaining our luxurious room product is a key part of that," explained Donald J. Trump, chairman and president of The Trump Organization. "When completed next Labor Day, the voluptuous fabrics and opulent finishes of the redesign will put us in step with the elegant, classic-contemporary feel of the other Trump Hotel Collection properties." Seeing both the "before" and "after" in person, I can attest that the interior changes are dramatic, sophisticated and will undoubtedly cement the property's reputation as a key player in Manhattan's luxury lodging scene. In each of the rooms, a color palette of gray and aubergine with neutral accents of ivory and caramel puts a comfortable spin on contemporary urban interior design. Seating is upholstered with plush, high-contrast velvets and silky fabrics and paired with rosewood, mahogany, maple and walnut finishes. Further softening each room's urban aesthetic is a handcrafted Schonbek crystal chandelier suspended over a cozy dining table. Rounding out the tactile experience is Luxe shagreen fabric, burnished gold leaf, bronze, sumptuous purple velvet draperies and opulent silk accent walls. With spacious walk-in closets, European-style kitchens, marble bathrooms and the aforementioned views of Central Park and the Manhattan skyline, a stay at the Trump International Hotel & Tower provides the comfort of a residential experience during business or pleasure travel. In the mornings I began my day by swimming laps in the 60-foot indoor pool or working out in the 6,000-square-foot spa and fitness center, during which time I met a number of building residents who had nothing but accolades for the property. 34 slmag.net slmag.net 35 New York by Design As the only Five Star hotel with a Five Star restaurant in New York, guests have the option of dining at renowned Chef Jean-Georges vongerichten's namesake restaurant (winner of the 2009 James Beard Foundation Award for Outstanding Restaurant), at the more casual but equally chic Nougatine or indulging in a luxury in-room dining experience. C o m b i n i n g Fr e n c h , A m e r i c a n a n d I n d o c h i n e s e ingredients with tableside preparation, the chic confines of Jean-Georges create a memorable experience. Nougatine is bookended by a bank of windows overlooking Central Park and an exhibition kitchen. Stopping in for a prix fixe lunch following a busy morning strolling the gilded streets of Manhattan, we chose from an extensive seasonal menu that including favorites like warm green asparagus salad, goat cheese gnocchi with caramelized baby artichoke and parsley, tuna ribbons with avocado and spicy radish in ginger marmalade, and red snapper crusted with nuts and seeds in sweet and sour jus. Trump Hotel Collection properties across the US are renowned for their signature guest services program, the Trump Attach�, and the pampering extends to even the smallest members of the family. Trump Kids is a comprehensive program that includes special touches as part of every facet of a child's experience, from personalized "in residence" calling cards presented at check-in (which made my 10-year-old feel extremely grown up) to pintsized spa treatments (milkshake pedicures anyone?). The Trump Baby Attach� will even prestock the guest room and kitchen with necessary supplies so that families can travel lighter. When it is tea cup pups rather than tots in tow, Trump Pets rolls out the red carpet with amenities such as a plush dog bed and blanket inspired by famed photographer William Wegman; an in-room dining menu offering irresistible gourmet treats; a water bowl and fresh bottled water; a personalized selection of toys; and, dog walking service arranged by the concierge. TrumpInternationalHotelandTower,OneCentralParkWest, 888.448.7867,trumpintl.com 36 slmag.net Representing the Trump Hotel Collection's next generation of luxury hospitality, Trump SoHo New York officially opened on April 9 of this year as the neighborhood's only luxury hotel condominium. Located at 246 Spring Street, the dramatic 46-story silver-glass tower designed by Handel Architects boasts unrivaled views of the city's spectacular skyline, the Hudson River, the Statue of Liberty and Empire State Building. The top floors are crowned with ten spectacular penthouse suites ranging from 1,194 to 2,331 square feet. The 391 well-appointed rooms (just 12 per floor) meld classic interior design elements with uptown chic and boast floor-to-ceiling windows, custom designed furnishings by Fendi Casa, and custom bedding by Bellino. All guestrooms and suites feature the Control 4 interface system to control room environmental settings, as well as flat screen televisions, three dual-line telephones and wireless highspeed Internet access. slmag.net 37 Property amenities include: world-class dining at the elegant Quattro Gastronomia Italiana (a second incarnation of one of Miami's top dining destinations known for its authentic Northern Italian cuisine), outfitted in a palette of emerald green and tan and complete with custom Murano chandeliers, black granite, beveled mirrors and buttery leather seating; 12,000 square feet of customizable meeting and event space (one of the largest in SoHo); an 11,000 square-foot Spa at Trump, which boasts New York's only authentic luxury hammam and a state-of-the-art fitness center with Technogym equipment; Bazaar lounge; seasonal Bar d'Eau on the lush 6,000-square-foot pool deck with cabanas and a full-sized Bocce court; and, The Library, an intimate space suspended above the lobby outfitted with notable tomes from TASCHEN. 38 slmag.net Guests and owners enter through a dramatic two-story conservatory into a grand lobby with 22-foot ceilings that is reminiscent of hotels of the early 20th century. Adding to the drama are four ceramic columns covered by a chocolate and a soft blue plaster, along with intimate seating areas. A landscaped Urban Plaza adjacent to the hotel extends from Spring Street to Dominick Street, with decorative lighting and spacious seating areas. TrumpSoHo,246SpringStreet,877.828.7080,trumpsohohotel.com slmag.net 39 New York by Design Avoce One of my favorite aspects about a visit to New York City is sampling from the dizzying array of outstanding dining and nightlife options. Continuing with the theme of forwardthinking design exemplified by the Trump Hotel Collection, we have selected a few notable destinations that create a dinner/ nightlife theatre experience using innovative cuisine presented in expertly styled environs. Based on the number of write-ups in culinary magazines and newspaper reviews, Executive Chef Missy Robbins of A voce Columbus, located next door to the Trump International in the Time Warner Center, is the "it girl" of the NYC dining scene. Having honed her skills most recently as executive chef at Chicago's Spiaggia, Robbins' finely tuned rustic Italian dishes arrive on artfully composed plates that rival the restaurant's sweeping vistas of Central Park. (10ColumbusCircle,3rdFloor,avocerestaurant.com) Having recently moved from an historic townhouse on the Upper East Side to the Bank of America Tower at One Bryant Park, the most environmentally advanced skyscraper in the world, Aureole New York remains a bastion of celebrity Chef Charlie Palmer's commitment to farm over factory food. Under 40 slmag.net Aureole Bar Room the direction of Executive Chef Christopher Lee (who cut his culinary teeth at Jean-Georges), the modern American cuisine at Aureole recently earned a 5-Diamond AAA rating for the 13th consecutive year. (135West42ndSt.,charliepalmer.com) Proof that a good concierge is worth his or her weight in gold, an expert staff member at the Trump International recommended Tamarind Indian restaurant and was able to get our group a coveted table on short notice. The setting for this culinary journey, highlighting the distinct regions of Punjab, Hyderabad, Goa, Madras, Lucknow and Calcutta, is understated and elegant, accompanied by service as warm as the copious baskets of deliciously perfumed roti that helped us savor every last morsel. (43East22ndSt.,tamarinde22.com). Billing itself as an "eco-friendly nightclub," the interior of the 6,000-square-foot Greenhouse, designed by Bluarch Architecture, is L.E.E.D. certified and built entirely from recycled or recyclable materials. Most notable are the tufts of faux boxwood protruding between small lacquered or vinylcovered disks fitted with color changing LEDs. (150Varick Street,greenhouseusa.com). sl slmag.net 41 Bibliotaph Angelika Taschen knows New York. She's been behind the velvet ropes, explored the secret, unmarked restaurants and beloved neighborhood delis, scoured Soho, Nolita and Tribeca's stylish stores, and scoped out hotels uptown and downtown, from sleek and chic to hidden charms. She provides an all-access pass to parts of New York even most locals don't know. Dictionary-style cutout tabs make it easy to flip through, and a pocket-sized map of Manhattan lists all the shops, hotels, and restaurants in the book. With this guide in hand, New York is yours for the taking.DaisannMcLane&AngelikaTaschen-Taschen'sNew York-Hardcover,400pages,Taschen,taschen.com It has been over ten years since TASCHEN's original New York Interiors was published and while much has changed in the Big Apple since then. Handpicked by editor and author Angelika Taschen, this spanking new collection of interiors explores an array of homes as dizzying as the diversity of the New Yorkers themselves. Peek into the apartments of artist Terence Koh, artist and director Julian Schnabel, musician Rufus Wainwright, porn diva vanessa del Rio, and actress Julianne Moore--among many others. PeterWebster,Angelika Taschen-NewYorkInteriors-Hardcover,300pages,Taschen,taschen.com Arriving in New York in 1967, Paul McDonough's visual experience became high-octane, as spontaneous aesthetic and the metropolis collided in the improvisational theater of street photography. This first-ever monograph of his powerful work reveals the intimacy in actions and relationships found in the crowded streets of urbania. Paul McDonough has taught at Pratt Institute, Yale University, Cooper Union, Marymount College, Parsons School of Design, and Fordham University. His awards include NEA and Guggenheim grants. His work is in numerous public and private collections. Paul McDonough(Photographer),SusanKismaric(Contributor)-Paul McDonough:NewYorkPhotographs1968-1978-90pages,Hardcover, UmbrageEditions,umbragegallery.com 42 slmag.net bib 'li' o 'taph, [bib-lee-uhtaf, -tahf ]: a person who caches or hoards books PeacefulPlaces:NewYorkCityleads both residents and visitors on an unexpected path. Author Evelyn Kanter shares the inspiring, restorative pockets she has come to love over a lifetime of exploring and living in New York City. While her native Manhattan serves up many calming spots, this unique guide reflects New York's colorful ethnic diversity, revealing the unexpected sanctuaries, gardens, vistas, beaches, neighborhood strolls, and peaceful caf�s that can be found throughout the city. And by knowing when to go or where to head once inside, visitors can escape the crowds even at popular, tourist-heavy destinations like Grand Central Station and the Metropolitan Museum of Art. EvelynKanter-PeacefulPlaces:NewYorkCity-300pages,MenashaRidgePress, menasharidge.com This book presents the epic story of New York in photographs, photo-portraits, maps, and aerial views--nearly 600 pages of emotional, atmospheric images, from the mid-19th century to the present day. Supplementing this treasure trove of images are hundreds of quotations and references from relevant books, movies, shows and songs. The city's fluctuating fortunes are all represented, from the wild nights of the Jazz Age and the hedonistic disco era, to the grim days of the Depression and the devastation of 9/11 and its aftermath, as its broken-hearted but unbowed citizens picked up the pieces. ReuelGolden-NewYork:Portraitofa City-Hardcover,572pages,Taschen,taschen.com Hidden pockets of wilderness still exist within the urban environs of New York City, and in Legacy Joel Meyerowitz invites us to discover them. This beautiful body of work is the result of a unique commission Meyerowitz received from the New York City Department of Parks & Recreation to document the city's parks. During the course of this project, Meyerowitz honed in on the 8,700 acres within the five boroughs of New York City that still exist in their original pristine state, as well as areas within parks that have been left to revert to wilderness. PhillipLopate(Author),JoelMeyerowitz (Photographer),MichaelBloomberg(Introduction)-Legacy:The PreservationofWildernessinNewYorkCityParks-Hardcover,300pages, Aperture,aperature.org slmag.net 43 Ault Park Concours d'Elegance PhotographybyTonyBaileyandEricWilliams In spite of oppressive heat and a forecast of popup thunderstorms, organizers of the 33rd annual Ault Park Concours d'Elegance orchestrated another successful event. The 2010 event's featured theme "International Designers and Coachbuilders", served as a tribute to the quality and craftsmanship of automobiles from around the world, with representation from the United States, France, Germany, Great Britain and Italy. A tribute to the 100th anniversary of Alfa Romeo included a display of pre-war through modern day Alfas. Drawing a great deal of attention was a special "Life's a Beach" display that featured vintage beach cars including a Ford Woody Wagon, vW Microbus, and a open air two-seater made only for sale on the French and Italian Riviera. Taking the William K. victor Best of Show Award was a 1935 Duesenberg SJ Roadster presented by the Auto Museum of Cincinnati. One of 35 created, Woolworth heiress Barbara Hutton commissioned it as a gift for Prince Serge M'Divani, a Soviet Georgian noble. Featuring coachwork by Bohman & Schwartz, the 75-year-old classic weighs more than 5,000 lbs and boasts 265 horsepower. 44 slmag.net 2010 Award Winners William K. victor Best of Show Award - 1935 Duesenberg SJ Roadster Class Awards Antique Through 1924 - 1924 Stutz Bearcat Pre-War vintage, Non-CCCA, 1925-1942 - 1933 Buick Series 50 Convertible Early Classic, CCCA, 1925-1934 - 1929 Cadillac v8 Sport Phaeton Late Classic, CCCA, 1935-1948 - 1938 Packard 1608 v-12 Collector American, 1946-1968 - 1953 Packard Caribbean Convertible Collector Asian, All Years - 1999 Nissan Skyline GTR v Spec Collector Foreign, 1946-1975 - 1959 Rolls-Royce Silver Cloud I Sports Classic Through 1959 - 1935 MG PB Roadster Sports Contemporary, 1960-1975 - 1972 De Tomaso Pantera Racing, All Years - 1956 Bandini Barchetta American Performance, 1961-1971 - 1964 Pontiac GTO Convertible Future Classic, 1975-Present - 2006 Spyker C8 Spyder Motorcycles Through 1975 - 1963 Triumph 120c Special Display, Historic Hot Rods - 1929 Ford Model A Roadster Special Display, "Life's a Beach" vintage Beach Cars - 1934 Ford Woody Station Wagon, 150-B Marque Awards - International Designers and Coachbuilders France - 1937 Delahaye Germany - 1930 Mercedes Benz 540K Cabriolet Great Britain - 1933 Rolls Royce Phantom II Brewster Town Car Italy - 1972 Lamborghini Miura Sv United States - 1957 Dual-Ghia Convertible slmag.net 45 of Note... 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Southern Italy still makes inexpensive everyday wines, but in particular, the southern region of Campania is noted for the very best wines of southern Italy and arguably among the best wines of the entire country. Campania is located on the west side of the Italian peninsula on the Tyrrhenian Sea, which is part of the Mediterranean Sea. It is south of the region of Rome, Lazio; northeast is Molise and to the southeast is Basilicata. Campania is the twelfth largest region with the second largest population in Italy, and its capital, Naples, is one of Italy's most important economically. Colonized by the Greeks, the region is hilly and mountainous and is noted for its natural beauty with the popular tourist destinations of the Amalfi Coast, the Island of Capri, Mount vesuvius and Pompeii. It makes excellent wine for the tourists, locals and national market, besides supplying good everyday wine to be consumed with pizza. After all, Campania invented pizza. You get all of this in a fantastic Mediterranean climate. This region has done an excellent job of keeping their indigenous grapes, a unique attribute of Campanian wine. Where many other regions of Italy use, in part or whole, the international French varieties such as Chardonnay, Merlot and Cabernet Sauvignon to make their wines, Campania has stayed true to their interesting varietals. This is fitting since these grapes make top quality wines, albeit the average wine drinker has never heard of them or can pronounce such grapes as Aglianico. The number one red grape in Campania is Aglianico; it is planted throughout southern Italy and reaches its zenith in Taurasi. Taurasi is both the name of the place as well as the wine. Taurasi is a wine of great body, black fruits, structure and age ability, as it can be austere in its youth. Taurasi must be aged three years, one of which must be aged in wood. To be labeled Riserva, it must be aged an additional year; half of the additional time is to be spent on wood. A couple of the best producers are Mastroberardino and Feudi di San Gregorio. The 1968 Taurasi Mastroberardino is considered one of the most legendary wines of the region. Other areas for good quality Campanian Aglianico are Irpinia and Taburno � look for the Ferrara winery. 48 slmag.net There is a wine with a great myth made in Campania, and where usually wines attached to a legend or myth do not quite add up to the story, this wine is quite good. The wine is called Lacryma Christi Del vesuvio, meaning "Tears of Christ," and is made red or white. The story goes that when Lucifer was expelled from heaven, he took a part of heaven with him and dropped it in the Bay of Naples on the coast of Campania. When Christ noticed, he cried, and where his tears dropped, the vines of vesuvio sprang up. The vines for Lacryma Christi are planted in the volcanic soil of Mount vesuvius. The white wine comes from a blend of indigenous white grapes: Coda Di volpe, verdeca, Falanghina and Greco. The red wines are made from a blend of indigenous red grapes: Piedirosso and Aglianico. The top producer is Mastroberardino. The two top white wines from Campania, and arguable all of Italy, are Fiano Di Avellino and Greco Di Tufo; they both go well beyond the typical light, dry and crisp Italian whites. In Fiano Di Avellino, Fiano is the name of the grape with Avellino being the place. The Fiano is noted for being full-bodied and full flavored, yet elegant with the aroma of hazelnuts and the unusual ability of a white wine to age a few years in the bottle. Greco Di Tufo is made from the ancient Greco grape brought from Greece, and the Tufo refers to both the town of Tufo and the volcanic soil called Tufa that the vines flourish in. Greco Di Tufo is lighter than Fiano but more aromatic with crisp acidity and the flavor of almonds. The top producers are Colli Di Lapio, Mastroberardino and Feudi di San Gregorio. Other good quality white wines from Campania are Taburno from the Falanghina grape � look again for the Ferrara winery. For delicious off-the-beaten path wines, try the wines of Campania. You will get wines full of true Italian character and flavor. 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The World Games feature World Championships in the eight disciplines recognized by the International Equestrian Federation (FEI). They are held every four years and this is the first time they are being held in the United States. Final test events for the World Games were held in conjunction with "Rolex Kentucky," as the event is commonly known. These events in jumping and dressage added to the schedule and the excitement. (The Rolex Kentucky competition itself served as the final test event for eventing.) Rolex Kentucky, an HSBC Classic Series event, is America's only four-star competition and it was the final prep for September's Games. The world's best horses and riders vied for $250,000 in prize money and one of the most coveted championships in equestrian sports. A win by U.S. rider Bruce Davidson in the 1974 World Championship gave the U.S. the right to host the next championship in 1978. Those World Championships were awarded to the brand new Kentucky Horse Park and they proved to be a huge success, paving the way for the annual Rolex Kentucky event. Interestingly, the success of Rolex Kentucky over these last three decades was a big factor in the awarding of this year's World Games to Kentucky. William Fox-Pitt of Great Britain, a multiple Olympic and World Equestrian Games medalist, emerged as this year's Rolex Kentucky champion. Fox-Pitt, who has crossed the ocean six times to compete at Rolex Kentucky, claimed the win against a record field of 53 entries. 60 slmag.net slmag.net 61 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event "When you come to a four-star competition like this, you never really know what will happen," said Fox-Pitt after finally gaining his first Kentucky win. "It's great for me to finally win here and I know that Cool Mountain has come out of this a better horse. Hopefully he'll step up to the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games back here in the fall." Placing second for an incredible eighth time was Phillip Dutton, a two-time Olympic team gold medalist for his native Australia, who now rides for the U.S. Dutton's second-place finish on Woodburn was enough to earn him the Rolex U.S. Equestrian Federation (USEF) Four Star Championship for the third time in the four years since he's been a U.S. citizen. "Woodburn is a great horse and hopefully he'll win one of these days," said Dutton who won the event with Connaught in 2008. "Maybe that win will come here in the fall!" In addition to its featured competition, Rolex Kentucky presents a number of entertaining exhibitions and demonstrations. The United States Pony Clubs' Prince Philip Cup is contested by youngsters from around the country who have to qualify to get there. First place was awarded to the "Gummi Bears", a team of junior riders from the Louisville area representing the Covered Bridge Pony Club. That competition is complemented by a "Celebrity Round" where former Pony Clubbers, including past Rolex Kentucky champions, Olympic and World Championship medalists, entertain the crowds in the youth-oriented Pony Club games. Those who prefer driving to riding had their chance to get behind the wheel of a new Land Rover and tackle an imposing off-road course. The long lines proved the popularity of the attraction and everyone's success on the course proved the ability of the Land Rover. 62 slmag.net Rider Tara Ziegler appeared at the first horse inspection wearing a stylish outfit previewing Dubarry of Ireland's Fall 2010 clothing collection. She wore a Yarrow jacket with Buttercup shorts, both in Dubarry's own Connacht Meadow tweed, together with Dubarry's Chamomile ruffle shirt and a pair of iconic Dubarry Galway boots. Photoby MichelleDunn. slmag.net 63 Rolex Kentucky Three-Day Event Rolex Kentucky also featured a magnificent Trade Fair with over 175 merchants selling everything from souvenir t-shirts to saddles, making for a shopping experience suiting everybody's taste and budget. From the famous Dubarry of Ireland vendor standing in a bucket of water to illustrate the waterproof properties of the company's boots to the beautifully crafted saddles at Antar�s Sellier, the fine jewelry of Designs by Loriece, and the popular fashions of British Toad Hall, the Trade village was a shopper's dream come true. This year's event also marked the retirement of the event's longtime director, Jane Atkinson. For more than three decades, "Janie," as she is known to virtually everyone, has dedicated her life to the Rolex-Kentucky Three-Day Event, serving the last 25 of those years as the event's Executive Director. Her tenure with the event is ending after this year, although she has one more duty as eventing competition manager for the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games this fall. With the culmination of the Rolex Kentucky ThreeDay Event, the eyes of the equestrian world now focus on the Alltech FEI World Equestrian Games. Given the incredible success of Rolex Kentucky over the last three decades, there is little doubt that this fall's Games will help reinforce Kentucky's reputation as the "Horse Capital of the World!" sl 64 slmag.net Consistency Counts Strength on its own can be impressive. When consistency is added, that's when it becomes real. At Northwestern Mutual, we've been able to deliver real strength for over 150 years. Northwestern Mutual paid more dividends than any company in the industry for the past 12 years. Nothwestern Mutual Put our strength to work for you. Contact me to learn how. 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CRuISIN' FoR A CuRE Photography by Tony Bailey Alida & Byron Alsop, Claudia Merrick Larry & Sandy Brueshaber, Evelyn Kirschner Theresa Durham, Lindsay Bell, Dana Dalrymple, Mary Beth Heimphrey, Beth Towning Jim & Donna Lennox, Karen & Jack Griffiths, Kim & Jim Wilson Greg & Cynthia Kenny Bette & Tom Sherman Jon & Ann Keeling, Maggie Little, Barbara Perez, Bill Kellehel, Brenda Benzar Melissa Scovanner, John Scovanner, Cassie Scovanner Susan Sheehy, Herb & Mary Krombholz 70 slmag.net Find more photos at slmag.net. Photography by Tony Bailey Jack and Karen Cassidy were named recipients of the Drake Foundation's 2010 Diamond Award and Johan and Susan deRoos were bestowed with the 2010 Spirit of Drake Award at a "Principled Leadership" event that featured former New York City Mayor Rudy Giuliani. PRINCIPLED LEADERShIP Toni & Bryce Bezdek, Michelle & Chris Gabbard, Brandon & Lindsey Gehring Amy Merritt-Rinaldo, Mary Beth Puryear, Lori Deaton Dr Mark Goddard, Bryce Bezdek, Rudy Giuliani, Chris Gabbard, Brandon Gehring Melody & Larry Davis Bruce Erikson Carlos Lott, Mary Beth Puryear, Brendan Keefe Keri Gillespe, Kevin Burger, Lindsey Gehring, Brandon Gehring Johan and Susan deRoos, Rudy Giuliani, Karen Bankstom Find more photos at slmag.net. slmag.net 71 Elk Creek Hunt Club and Winery in Owenton, KY hosted Guns & Grapes Charity Cup 2010, a ladies sporting clay tournament, winery tour and testing event to benefit Junior Achievement. GuNS & GRAPES Photography by Tony Bailey Amy Armstrong Smith, Cynthia Morin, Kacie O'Connor Melanie Helmes, Jessica Murphy, Traci Lasita, Sheila Estes Martia Callahan, Betty Stawn, Jody Sansonc, Linda Cooper, Shannon Kuhl Lynn Matthews, Shannon Barrow, Allyson Cook, Karen Rend Kay Geiger, Denise Hertlein, Donna DeGraag, Tim Stevenson Marilyn Coleman, Nancy Burns, Patricia Hakes, Julie Belton, David Todd Diana Devore, Connie Fryer, Alexa Johnson, Bob Messmer Jackie Konen, Melissa Lutz, Chuck Butz, Cindy Jackson, Alison Shimal LeeAnn Wildey, Angie Jennings, Gerry McCrath, Trisha Brush 72 slmag.net Find more photos at slmag.net. 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Get On Up is an inspired James Brown biopic
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North America's own Heart of Darkness, this underappreciated Jim Jarmusch masterwork may be one of the best films of the past decade—provided the viewer can bear to drift through the "wild West" along with Johnny Depp's artless loner and to take direction from the image rather than the story. What there is of the latter is pretty sketchy: A prissy Eastern accountant (Depp) takes the train west to a horrible frontier town, finds the job he was promised already filled, shoots a man who threatens a whore, and flees into the wilderness, where he gets lost and found in all sorts of interesting ways. His name is William Blake, which is a clue to something—according to a koan-spouting Native American guide named Nobody (Gary Farmer). But a clue to what? Is Depp's Blake actually dead? Is he a dead poet? Is his poetry writ with blood? What would that mean? Jarmusch isn't telling, but he does show, in dry-as-dust black and white, the plump and prosperous Eastern businessmen, the stern pioneers, the brutal frontiersmen slaughtering bison from the train, the filthy machinery that transforms unfenced "resource" into wealth for a few and misery for many, the Nobodies whose claim to the land was never taken seriously. (Stanzas writ in blood, indeed.) But I'm making the movie sound too schematic. There's no single "truth" to it, and much that seeks to dislodge us from easy formulations—Iggy Pop in a dress, for example. And Neil Young's ashy, echoing guitar. And startling visitations from a slew of iconic actors including Robert Mitchum, Lance Henriksen, John Hurt, Gary Farmer, and—with his initially trapped, then apocalyptic eyes—Johnny Depp. If the still-faced star has often exhibited a fondness for silent-movie techniques, then Dead Man is his Modern Times—only time is a bloody river moving backward and forward at once, as men with guns (re)write history and a man with a camera shoots from the hip, trying to see around the myths. Jarmusch believes there's no one here whose hands aren't bloody—and when the lights come up, we see that he's right.
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Abbie J. Smith's research on corporate governance and transparency was stimulated by service on corporate and mutual fund boards and the heightened interest in these issues among accounting policymakers, corporate officers and directors, auditors, analysts, and investors resulting from the wave of corporate accounting scandals that began with Enron. Her article "Does Analyst Following Increase Upon the Restriction of Insider Trading?" with Robert Bushman and Joseph Piotroski, was nominated for a 2005 Smith Breeden Prize. She also has received a Marvin Bower Fellowship from the Harvard Business School, a McKinsey Award for Excellence in Teaching, and grants from the Accounting Research Center and Fama Miller Center at Booth. .
Smith has experience as a corporate director and has served on audit, finance, and compensation committees. She feels this has given her an inside perspective on the determinants of corporate investment, restructuring, financing, as well as reporting behavior and their implications for firms' current and future performance. This perspective heavily influences her approach to teaching students how to use financial statements and related information to identify the priorities and objectives of corporate officers and directors; to evaluate a firm's strategy, competitive position, and performance; to assess business, financial, and financial reporting risks; to predict a firm's future performance; and to value a firm's equity.
She says her service as a mutual fund director "has given me the opportunity to see close up a successful interplay between academic finance research on equity risk and returns and its practical application in equity investment. This has influenced how I think about - and teach - the assessment of equity risk and value."
Smith is a member of the board of directors of Ryder System, Inc, HNI Corporation, Dimensional Funds, and Chicago-based UBS Funds.
She earned a bachelor's degree in 1975, an MBA in accounting and finance in 1979, and a PhD in accounting in 1981 from Cornell University. She joined the Chicago Booth faculty in 1980. Smith enjoys corporate and mutual fund board work, yoga, running, theater, music, gardening, and travel.
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This morning's Post carries another freaky fact about Grandma Awesome, the 76-year-old woman who got caught shoving an undercover policeman's wallet in her bra this week, who has been convicted of theft more than 30 times but under so many aliases that no one, not even her ex-partner, knows her real name: She has no fingerprints. Whoa. The Post this morning put on a C.S.I. voice to explain how this could have come to pass:
"To permanently eradicate fingerprints, it would take powerfully corrosive acids, a scorching flame, or even a crude form of plastic surgery."
According to her lawyer, Mrs. Awesome is mulling an insanity defense. Probably because it's the only way she won't have to give up the Big Guy.
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Our modules are available to History major and Combined major students and they can also be taken as minor subjects by students who have passed our first year History course - From Medieval to Modern: History and Historians (HIST100).
In the 2nd and 3rd years, history students take:
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HIST250: The Nature and Practice of History
This module is designed to introduce you to theoretical and methodological aspects of the discipline of history, with the help of particular historical case studies. It is taught through a combination of lectures and workshops.
Compulsory for: all History (Major and Combined Major) students.
HIST251: Writing History: Questions, Methods, Conclusions
The module is designed to equip you with the skills necessary for the inception, planning, and preparation for a major historical project. It is taught through a combination of lectures, seminars, and an intensive Dissertation Workshop Conference.
Compulsory for: History Major (including Medieval and Renaissance Studies) students and only those Combined Major students who choose to take the dissertation pathway.
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7 Breathtaking Photos of the Night Sky
From the Canadian Rockies to Finland's Lake District, we searched Instagram for seven stargazers who've turned staying up all night into an art form.
Marvel at the 12 Apostles along the Great Ocean Road, walk in the region's national parks, spot wildlife in remote saltwater lagoons.
This might be a quick trip along the Great Ocean Road—but you'll never feel rushed. Geared towards budget-conscious travellers looking to hit the highlights of the South Coast, this itinerary features lots of inclusions at a great price. What's more, you'll have lots of options to get active when you head inland to Grampians National Park. Forego the typical coach tour and experience Australia the way it was meant to be explored.
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Explore Grampians National Park. Enjoy waterfalls, lakes and beautiful vistas. Stay overnight at a refurbished old English prison in the country town of Mt Gambier.
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Philippine architects defend 'green' from skeptics
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The issues of "green," "greenwashing" and "sustainable building initiatives" are turning out to be contentious, with their own fair share of skeptics and proponents. They are also issues that must be addressed and resolved, especially now that the property sector faces a future inevitably shaped by climate change and a growing human population.
Last week, the Inquirer Property story "What to look for when developers claim to be green" was published and uploaded online. Almost immediately, readers reacted to the green-building ratings systems described in the article. Some of them wrote that these rating systems were "all marketing strategies" and that the Philippines was just following the hype that originated in the United States. One even predicted that a green accreditation rating system in the Philippines would not prosper, it being another potential source of corruption.
Asked for comment on these readers' reactions, architects agreed that green-building rating systems were, indeed, environment marketing strategies, but in a way that would still benefit both the Earth and humans inhabiting the subject project or development.
Efficient way
Christopher Cruz de la Cruz, UAP, CBP, chair and president of the Philippine Green Building Council and proponent of the Building for Ecologically Responsive Design Excellence (Berde) Philippine rating system, said green-building rating systems are recognized as an efficient way to communicate to the public the environmental performance of buildings.
"What we would like to have is a scenario wherein the public leases and/or buys properties that are good for them. Think about the 'nutrition facts' stated in a milk carton, isn't it a good way to guide consumers in their purchases? Declaration of vital eco stats will make the public more aware of the eco performance of the properties they are buying," De la Cruz quipped.
Green Architecture Movement founding chair Amado P. De Jesus Jr., FUAP, said: "With less electricity and water use, your utility bills will be less. This means that for more tenants or buyers, green buildings make sense, don't you think? The owner also stands out as being a responsible member of the business community," he said.
Local context
Dela Cruz said the Berde rating system, as part of the development process, has been reviewed by several established rating systems from all over the world.
"It must be noted that the Berde framework was based on the UN Sustainable Development Framework. A quick scan through the system will easily show that Berde was designed keeping in mind local context and environmental priorities," he added.
He pointed out that this was evident in the differences in the scoring mechanism of Berde and LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) of the United States.
Voluntary basis
De Jesus said green accreditations are normally voluntary, but those who comply with green-building principles reap the many benefits in terms of lower utility bills and better working conditions, and be recognized as well as a protector of the environment.
"If the green rating or accreditation system does not prosper here in the Philippines, it will be to our disadvantage. The rest of the world is now adopting their own green systems—all for the purpose of saving the environment and creating healthy buildings."
He then disclosed: "Did you know that most buildings use up to 60 percent of their energy bills for air conditioning alone? With proper green principles applied, this can be easily reduced to 50, or 30 or 10 or even zero, like the Zero energy building in Singapore. This is a reality."
Dela Cruz said the Berde rating system, like most rating systems, is voluntary. "It is designed as a recognition scheme. We need to have an effective way in the market to recognize leaders in industry that are doing good for the environment."
As for one reader's reaction that Berde can be corrupted, Dela Cruz replied, "I hope this does not happen. There is no incentive to corrupt the system. Building owners are not required to get Berde ratings. It's voluntary."
De Jesus said, however, that Berde must be more than voluntary. "Eventually it should be compulsory, like in other countries."
He throws the questions back at critics. "It would be interesting to know how much people really know about what it means to be green," he said.
He revealed that not many would even know that this country has several international standard green buildings, such as the RCBC Plaza in Ayala Avenue that won an award several years ago in the Asean Energy Awards.
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Friday, December 3, 2004
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By Justin BoronWorkers at the Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport will begin ripping up the road that runs curbside to the Terminal North as early as today, beginning Phase II of the massive construction project that will relocate baggage screeners to an area below the main terminal. Transportation officials anticipate the repositioning of the screeners will create a more secure environment for baggage inspection and streamline the check-in process for airline passengers. The new system is scheduled to be operational during the fourth quarter of 2005. The second part of the project will restrict access even more than the first phase which only blocked off the outer lanes of the drop-off areas of each side of the terminal, said Felicia Browder, the public relations assistant manager for the Department of Aviation. "It will be more impactful . . . people are not going to have the curb for dropoffs," she said. Portions of the the four inner traffic lanes will be closed. But airport officials are hopeful that delays and congestion will be averted by several rerouting strategies, signage, and increased customer service help. "The engineers working on the project are revamping the flow of everything to accommodate everybody," Browder said. "People will still be able to come and go quickly." Capacity lost will be made up by the Kiss 'N Fly areas, she said. There will be bridges and walkways from the hourly parking decks over the construction area, Browder said. Drivers dropping off will be able to use areas before and after the north terminal. But for pick ups, drivers are encouraged to park in the hourly lot, which Browder said was relatively inexpensive for short periods of time. Aviation General Manager Ben DeCosta said the airport was working hard to make the construction process as convenient as possible, but asks passengers for patience. "The entire airport community has collaborated on every aspect of this project to ensure the safe completion of phase one," he said. "As construction crews move forward into phase two, we will appreciate the same support and patience that travelers have displayed since the project began this summer."
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Targets for limiting global warming further out of reach: UN
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PARIS (AFP) - The gap has widened between countries' pledges for reducing climate-altering greenhouse gas emissions by 2020 and what is needed to keep planet warming in check, the United Nations warned on Wednesday.
Based on current pledges, global average temperatures could rise by 3 to 5 deg C this century - way above the 2 deg C being targeted, said a UN Environment Programme (UNEP) report.
Urgent and decisive action could still see the world get back on track, but this would mean cutting greenhouse gas emissions by 14 per cent to about 44 billion tonnes in 2020 from an estimated 50.1 billion tonnes per year now.
"If no swift action is taken by nations, emissions are likely to be at 58 gigatonnes (billion tonnes) in eight years' time," said a statement on the report compiled by 55 scientists from more than 20 countries.
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Dave Callam and Mike blair are the only changes for their Test against Australia at Murrayfield.
Callam makes his debut, replacing the injured Johnnie Beattie at eighthman. Blair replaces another casualty from the Pacific Islanders Test, Chris Cusiter.
Scotland head coach Hadden is hoping his team can keep their undefeated home record in 2006.
"We are unbeaten at Murrayfield this year and everyone involved with the squad is proud of that," he told BBC Sport.
"We will require a top-drawer performance from our entire 22 to maintain that on Saturday."
Scotland: 15 Chris Paterson (c), 14 Sean Lamont, 13 Marcus Di Rollo, 12 Andy Henderson, 11 Simon Webster, 10 Dan Parks, 9 Mike Blair, 8 David Callam, 7 Kelly Brown, 6 Simon Taylor, 5 Scott Murray, 4 Nathan Hines, 3 Euan Murray, 2 Dougie Hall, 1 Gavin Kerr
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U.S. based companies and tech behemoths like Google and Facebook may not be universally welcomed with open arms… but progress is being made.
In China, Google's fitness application – Google Fit — has made an enormous splash, securing China as its most-successful market since being released, according to a recent report from Bloomberg.
In June, Google unveiled its "Google Fit Platform," a software suite that connects compatible apps and Android Wear devices, allowing a user to track activity and fitness data. Google Fit tracks activity, collects data from other apps and external hardware, and connects to health-monitoring devices.


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Pleasant Valley, Alaska
|Pleasant Valley, Alaska
Location within Fairbanks North Star Borough and the state of Alaska
|Coordinates: 64°52′38″N 146°53′2″W / 64.87722°N 146.88389°WCoordinates: 64°52′38″N 146°53′2″W / 64.87722°N 146.88389°W
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|31.1 sq mi (80.6 km2)
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|623 ft (190 m)
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Pleasant Valley is a census-designated place (CDP) in Fairbanks North Star Borough, Alaska, United States. It is part of the 'Fairbanks, Alaska Metropolitan Statistical Area'. At the 2010 census the population was 725.[2]
Pleasant Valley is located at 64°52′38″N 146°53′02″W / 64.877256°N 146.884023°W.[2] It is placed between the hills and is accessible by Chena Hot Springs Road.
According to the United States Census Bureau, the CDP has a total area of 30.3 square miles (78 km2), all of it land. Pleasant valley gets 15 inches of rain per year.
As of 2007,[3] there were 733 people, 219 households, and 162 families residing in the CDP. The population density was 20.6 people per square mile (7.9/km²). There were 246 housing units at an average density of 8.1/sq mi (3.1/km²). The racial makeup of the CDP was 87.96% White, 4.82% Native American, 2.09% Asian, 0.32% Pacific Islander, 0.16% from other races, and 4.65% from two or more races. 2.57% of the population were Hispanic or Latino of any race.
There were 219 households out of which 41.1% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 65.3% were married couples living together, 6.4% had a female householder with no husband present, and 25.6% were non-families. 19.2% of all households were made up of individuals and 2.3% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.84 and the average family size was 3.29.
In the CDP the population was spread out with 31.0% under the age of 18, 4.8% from 18 to 24, 31.0% from 25 to 44, 30.8% from 45 to 64, and 2.4% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 36 years. For every 100 females there were 109.1 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 100.9 males.
The median income for a household in the CDP was $49,464, and the median income for a family was $41,719. Males had a median income of $50,750 versus $22,969 for females. The per capita income for the CDP was $18,633. About 10.1% of families and 7.0% of the population were below the poverty line, including 7.4% of those under age 18 and none of those age 65 or over.
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