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For 22 years I commuted on the New Haven Railroad between Norwalk, Conn., and NYC. The New York Times, that drab piece of "All the news that fits," was the best we had for the one-hour morning trip.
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I read, with a sense of frustration, the article "Renewable energy flows from Sunrise Powerlink" (Business, Jan. 22). This article sums up, as well as any, the absurdness of California energy policy. It tells us that "On a windy day," a recently completed 94-turbine wind farm near Ocotillo will deliver, along with three other renewable energy projects, 200 megawatts of electricity over the 117-mile, $1.8 billion Sunrise Powerlink.
On the surface, this sounds pretty impressive. But compare that with another approach. This alternative approach would involve the construction of a combined capacity, natural-gas-powered generation plant. This plant, on a site in or near San Diego, without the need for government subsidies, would deliver 570 megawatts of electricity and it would deliver those megawatts even on days when the wind was not blowing. While it would undoubtedly be unsightly, it wouldn't approach the unsightliness of 94 giant windmills (each standing some 460 feet in the air) taking up thousands of acres next to the beautiful Anza-Borrego Desert State Park. It wouldn't be emitting mind-jarring whirring sound. Nor would it be a death trap for thousands of birds each year, including golden eagles and other raptors.
When will Californians come to their senses? I hope that I'm around when that happens, but I'm not holding my breath. – Chuck Wickersham, University City
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My condolences go to the two women who lost several of their feline family members after a fire destroyed their home on Tuesday ("1 hurt, cats die in Japatul mobile home fire," UTSanDiego.com, Jan. 22).
We can help ensure that our animal companions are rescued in the event of a fire by placing emergency window stickers (available at www.PETACatalog.com) near the front and back doors and on the side windows of our homes, indicating how many animals are inside and where they can be found.
It's also crucial to rehearse a fire-escape plan with our animals and to have leashes and carriers easily accessible. Many animals hide during fires, so we should be familiar with their favorite hiding spots. Making sure that our animals are microchipped and wearing identification tags at all times will help ensure that they can be reunited with us if they become lost during a rescue.
We can help prevent fires by securing electrical cords and wires so animals can't play with or chew them, never leaving candles or fireplaces unattended, and covering oven and stove knobs so animals can't turn them on.
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Hop, Skip & a Jump to Macrossan StAustralia, Queensland, Port Douglas
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Space where guests can cook their own meals
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
Space where guests can cook their own meals
Towels, bed sheets, soap, and toilet paper
Central heating or a heater in the listing
In the building, free or for a fee
In the building, free or for a fee
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Breakfast is provided.
The listing can accommodate a gathering of 25 or more attendees
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Very affordable & superbly redecorated ground floor unit with all the relaxed holiday essentials included. Central to the three most popular Port Douglas destinations; the unit is situated only 600m to Macrossan Street, three blocks to the stunning sands of Four Mile Beach and a 10 minute walk to the marina.
Perfect for a couple or family of three, the main bathroom (with laundry) is situated between the master queen bedroom and the second bedroom (king single). Bright, open plan living, dining and kitchen areas open onto the private entry patio with palm garden to create privacy.
This unit has been redecorated with a relaxing tropical holiday in mind. Air conditioned living/dining area and master bedroom, ceiling fans throughout, plasma television with DVD, CD and stereo, dishwasher, outdoor terrace with barbeque & dining, louvers to capture cool breezes and screened windows. A fenced saltwater pool is located at the front of the units.
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Redecorated unit in small complex
2 bedrooms (1 queen, 1 king single)
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Central bathroom with laundry facilities
Saltwater pool (fenced)
Ground floor (no steps)
10 minute walk to Macrossan Street, beach & marina
Plasma television, DVD, CD, stereo
Brand new kitchen with dishwasher
Louvered doors & screened windows
Outdoor patio with barbeque
Linen, bath & pool towels provided
Tours, airport transfers, equipment hire, baby sitters, in house catering, in house massage, pre-arrival shopping available
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We offer a personal meet and greet service upon your arrival at 1/40 Mudlo Street (subject to arrival times). Chilled boutique wine, a selection of local produce and tropical flowers welcome you. L'Occitane amenities are provided for your enjoyment.
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A great place to stay. We were met by our host with a packet of chocolates and a sample of some local skin products and the hosts were very respectful of our need for peace and quiet during our stay. All the little things we needed during our visit were in the apartment (umbrellas. check. sticky-tape. check. serviettes. check). The apartment is comfortable, immaculate and close to town and beach. The block is quiet and the pool is lovely.
Apt is run by a management company. Wine & snacks as a welcome gift.
Apt was clean & functional in a quiet neighborhood w a short stroll to marina & downtown. There were even Large beach towels for our use - Nice!!
Only drawback - NO WIFI!! Closest free wifi in town at Target 8-5 only.
What a lovely welcome to Port Douglas! There was a complimentary bottle of wine and chocolate to kick off our holiday, along with some macadamia nuts and a pint of milk which was all a very nice touch. The unit was newly decorated and well equipped. The location was perfect for us, just 10 minutes walk to both the main street and the beach. The only point to make is that although it says it is family-friendly on the website, it was more suited to slightly older kids than ours who are 3 years old and 9 months old baby. A portable cot and highchair were supplied, but the glass tables with no plastic crockery or cutlery made it a bit difficult at mealtimes. Also, there is only a shower which was fine with us, but if you have a baby, you may want somewhere with a bath to make life easier. All in all though a fabulous stay thanks Wendy! We would definitely recommend staying here.
Superbly presented and equipped, with nice touches and 'extras'.
You do not realize how much you appreciate have enough hangers for 'all' your clothes!
Great location close to the main street and beach.
Great value also.
Thoroughly recommended, and would stay again. RJ
We had a great time staying at your place,thankyou.
This is a lovely apartment, close to everything as per Wendy's description. I stayed there with my partner and it was a perfect size. The apartment was cleaned half way through our stay and communication was easy and efficient. The apartment is walking distance to everything you could possibly need in Port Douglas and very comfortable with full kitchen and extra special touches such as lovely soaps and a chilled bottle of wine on arrival! Thank you Wendy for your hospitality, I would definitely stay here again and be recommending this place to friends and family.
We were very pleased with this apartment and it was perfect for our group of 3 adults. Wendy left us chocolate and a bottle of wine in the fridge as well as milk. There were plenty of good towels, including beach towels, which we really appreciated. Bed lines were natural fibers which we much prefer over typical hotel 50/50 sheets and polyester blankets. We were also able to wash and dry our clothes which was a huge plus as we were traveling light (and soap was provided for clothes washing). When the dryer didn't work, Wendy had it fixed quickly and efficiently and the person in charge of the repair left us a nice stand-up drying rack as well. The bathroom was spacious, had a good exhaust fan, and a good shower. The AC worked very well in the larger bedroom and living room and there was plenty of closet space. The kitchen was beautifully equipped with a nice variety of pots, pans, a colander, a grater, and bowls for salad. There were plenty of plates and cutlery. The neighborhood was very quiet and we easily walked to the busier part of town to eat out or shop and were happy to return home to our quiet retreat. There was a nice TV and a DVD player that we used one night. We had a wonderful experience and highly recommend this apartment!
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In his first day on the job, West Hall's Tony Lotti decided he needed to do a little decorating around his fieldhouse office.
CLEVELAND - Long before Maurice Sutton stepped on a football field, he began his first playing career.
Some say it's a fraternity. Others call it a brotherhood.
Georgia Sports Writers Association Prep Football Poll
East Hall is one of the many local programs that have the peace of mind knowing they will play in the postseason.
Gainesville vs. Loganville
Chestatee coach Bill Forman hasn't had to break out any motivational speeches or bribery tactics to make sure his team is ready to play Friday. This is the week the War Eagles get a crack at its greatest foe, North Hall.
The Top Ten teams in the Associated Press Georgia high school football polls of the 2014 season with first-place votes in parentheses and won-loss record, total points and position last week at right:
When North Hall quarterback Drew Atha missed the first three games of this season, he asked coach David Bishop if he could dress out while watching the games from the sideline.
HOMER - Banks County jumped out to a 12-0 lead early only to see Dawson County take 21-12 a lead at halftime Friday night. But the Leopards rediscovered their early success and did not allow the Tigers to score in the second half while rallying for a 27-21 victory.
Gainesville at Cedar Shoals
The three-year plan is working to fruition for West Hall football coach Tony Lotti and his confident, yet focused band of Spartans.
Banks County could have gotten frustrated after losing its first two Region 7-AAA games by a total of eight points.
Habersham Central came close to its first win of 2014 on Friday but fell short against Centennial, losing 42-39 on Friday in Mount Airy.
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JEFFERSON - After a first-possession fumble by the undefeated Jefferson Dragons on Friday night, the annual Battle of Jefferson against Jackson County had all the makings of a great rivalry game: an early turnover, a fired-up crowd and the home team looking to score quickly.
A pair of quick-strike touchdowns helped Lumpkin County take control early. Then, the Indians' ball-control offense kept them in front late.
North Oconee rolled past Chestatee 51-7 on Friday in Bogart.
Flowery Branch earned its first Region 8-AAAAA victory of the season on Friday, beating Cedar Shoals 17-7 in Athens.
Stephens County kept North Hall winless with a 48-19 win Friday in Toccoa.
Tae Turner's five touchdowns powered Lakeview Academy to its first region win in school history, a 38-3 victory over Providence Christian on Friday at Jock Hornor Field in Gainesville.
Habersham Centrall fell on the road Friday to Alpharetta 52-3 as the Raiders continue to struggle in Region 7-AAAAAA, falling to 0-5 on the year.
George Walton defeated Towns County 48-28 as ihe Indians fell to 1-4 on Friday in Monroe.
Union County ran up a 52-19 win over Social Circle on Friday in Blairsville.
Commerce defeated Athens Christian 10-7 on Friday in Athens.
Franklin County held off Banks County 22-21 on Friday night in Homer.
BETHLEHEM - Gainesville coach Bruce Miller hit a big milestone Friday night.
BUFORD - Buford opened Region 8-AAAA play with a 42-10 victory over White County at home on Friday night.
CARROLLTON - It took a little longer than he anticipated, but Ed Dudley has registered victory No. 1 as the head coach of the Carrollton High School football team.
With Devin Watson in shorts on the sideline Friday night, East Hall didn't have the firepower to keep up with Jackson County.
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Please transfer all information on Billy Wayne Duncan, Gwendolyn Duncan, Dorothy Neal Lily Duncan these are my relative that lived in Tyler, Texas and are related through Dorothy Lily's Mother Dola Goss. who was my father's first cousin. my name is Clara Goss
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I need creative control on this person, so that I can enter his obituary information in Find a Grave. PS this person was married to my father's first cousin.
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Hello, my name is Clara Goss and I'm the Great Niece of Eugene Goss. I'm in the process of writing a book on my ancestors and I have the following information on Eugene Goss to be entered.
Eugene Goss was the fourth out of Nine children born to Elijah and Carrie (Roxie) Wade on May 4,1904 in Tyler, Smith, Texas. Eugene attended school in Smith, county until the 5th grade. Sometime in 1940, he met and married Irene Phillips and by 1941, they had a daughter named Delois Jean Goss, who only lived for 2 days( b 8-1-1941 d 8-3-1941),she was buried in St. Louis Cemetery. Irene Goss died on April 12, 1953.
By 1954, Eugene met and married Annis. Eugene died before Annis on October 2, 1962 and she died on February 29,1999, they had no children.
Left to cherish his life legency, his wife Annis Goss, his brothers, Henry (Susie) Goss, Amie Lee (Birdie) Goss, Jessie Lee (Juanita) Goss,Judge (Jocelyn) Goss, Waymond (Mildred) Goss, Cephus Goss and Lace Charles (LC) Goss.
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Gary, Do you know how to link Grace L Gillis to Nada June Gillis Dodd , Nada is her daughter? They are both in the Dry Creek Cemetery. I would do it if I knew how. Connie
This is my mother and grandmother. Thank you so much.
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"Thank You" seems not enough to show my appreciation for the maintenance privilege on Tony's memorial. But as Maya Angelou said, "Thank You must be enough because it's what we say to God".
Gary, you are a champ!
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Should you consider a transfer of this or related memorials in the future, I would be pleased to accept it or them.
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Thanks for the cemetery name where Kevin is buried. (Suggestion;) when you send an, it will be a lot easier using the
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Morrissey, Anne-Marie and Brown, Margaret* (2009) Mother and toddler activity in the zone of proximal development for pretend play as a predictor of higher child IQ, Gifted child quarterly, vol. 53, no. 2, pp. 106-120, Sage Publication, New York, N.Y. [C1]
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In On The Laugh
David O. Russell shows us just how funny Buddhism really is in his new film I HEART Huckabees
"At the Zendo in New York? No? Maybe in a previous lifetime." Maybe he's playing with the journalist from the Buddhist magazine, or maybe he's not. He talks over his shoulder as he leads me through the house: "You need some coffee? Have you had any breakfast?"
Eventually we settle at a child's half-size table in his backyard, a sun-splashed Eden with thick lawns hemmed by shrubbery, a steep dirt hillside, and a homemade pool with waterfall. He's wearing shorts, T-shirt, and sandals now, tall and handsome in ways you don't get from his photographs, where his angular, even features seem more generic. Russell is hospitable, playful, scandalous, earthy, garrulous, and eager to "out" himself as a Buddhist.
"My first exposure was reading J. D. Salinger as a kid," he tells me, once I assure him I really want to know. "I was always a little in the closet about spiritual stuff because I grew up in a typical home that was aggressively agnostic, dogmatically so... Then at Amherst I had this teacher, Robert Thurman, and took three or four courses with him." Russell remembers the current professor of Buddhist studies at Columbia as "one of the most unpretentious teachers I'd ever met. Bob could talk to anybody about these mind-blowing ideas, in ways that didn't mystify them." Russell later went on to study and practice for four years at the New York Zendo with Eido Roshi, and took numerous short and longer retreats upstate. "It's still a pretty big part of my life. We sit here [in L.A.] with a bunch of friends, but there's not a place I go to now. Charlotte Joko Beck seems real interesting to me, but she's in San Diego, so that's a bit of a schlep... One of my heroes is Nyogen Senzaki, this Zen roshi who took the teachings at their word where they say you don't need to have a temple—he came to L.A. and lived anonymously as a waiter downtown and taught a few people in his apartment. He has this skinny little book, Buddhism and Zen, which I just love."
Russell has maintained his East Coast contacts, including Clark Strand, former Buddhist monk, author, and Tricycle contributing editor, and Bob Thurman, with whom he began a personal friendship ten years ago. "A lot of Bob's ideas, and Clark's ideas, fueled Huckabees, and Bob and I plan to write a screenplay together based on an idea of his about consciousness traveling through the time-space continuum. It's a little sci-fi-ish."
I ask this fundamentally comedic filmmaker if he's seen the highest-grossing religious film of all time, The Passion of the Christ: $609 million internationally, and the meter's still running. Russell's animated face turns sour.
"I was turned off by where [Mel Gibson] went with that. I mean, Mark Wahlberg is a devout Catholic, and I respect that there is some spiritual experience in the middle of that movie for some people. But beating up on the Jews"—he shudders. "I feel if you're telling the Christ story, you should do something to explode that prejudice... I want to shatter preconceptions. I don't walk around saying, 'I'm a Buddhist, here's what I think.' I just want to talk to people about what I think and experience, and if we're going to share it, well, we'll share it—and if not, okay."
I can't help being reminded of when I was first getting involved in Buddhism. "A friend of mine once said," I tell Russell, "that the cool thing about Buddhism is that it's the only religion that teaches you how to laugh."


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Majnun Layla (Arabic : Majnun Layla, "Possessed by madness for Layla") also referred to as (Persian : Leyli o Majnun, "The Madman and Layla" in Persian) is a love story that originated as a short, anecdotal poem in ancient Arabia, later significantly expanded and popularized in a literary adaptation by the Persian poet Nizami Ganjavi who also wrote Khosrow and Shirin. It is the third of his five long narrative poems, Khamsa (the Quintet).
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Tumble dryer door seals can perish or become mouldy over time and if they do it can result in your clothes not drying properly or, if you have a condenser dryer like this one, your water not condensing properly. Now this dryer has two door seals, they're separate spares but they're both replaced in the same way.
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Jets-Dolphins Preview
While the Miami Dolphins hope their first victory is the beginning of a much-needed turnaround for the storied franchise, the New York Jets hope their latest setback is something that won't be too hard for them to improve upon.
The host Dolphins look to continue their progression under new coach Joe Philbin on Sunday when they try to add to the struggles of a Jets offense guided by former coach Tony Sparano.
After a winless preseason and meager effort during a 30-10 season-opening loss at Houston, it appeared Miami might be headed for a long, disappointing first year under Philbin. However, Reggie Bush ran a career-high 26 times for 172 yards with two touchdowns and rookie Ryan Tannehill recorded a 91.0 passer rating while throwing and rushing for a TD as the Dolphins beat Oakland 35-13 at home last Sunday.
Coming off a third straight losing season, the Dolphins (1-1), who outscored the Raiders 28-3 in the second half, are already off to a better start than 2011 when they dropped their first seven games.
"We want to be a team that gets better as the year goes along," Philbin said. "We've made a couple of strides, but we've got a million miles to go."
So too does New York (1-1), which shook off a terrible offensive preseason with a 48-28 home win over Buffalo in the opener but fell 27-10 at Pittsburgh last Sunday. Under new offensive coordinator Sparano, who went 29-32 the past fours seasons as Miami's head coach, the Jets totaled 384 yards and went 10 for 14 in third-down conversions against the Bills. At Pittsburgh, they amassed only 219 total yards and were a paltry 4 for 12 on third down.
"We can't get negative plays, it always hurts when you do," high-profiled backup quarterback Tim Tebow said. "I felt like we had things rolling for a little ... but it's a game of momentum. When you lose it, it's hard to get it back."
Sparano and coach Rex Ryan continue to favor Mark Sanchez instead of Tebow, who has rushed six times for 33 yards and has yet to throw a pass. Sanchez threw for 266 yards and three TDs versus Buffalo but was 10 for 27 for 138 with a touchdown against the Steelers.
Sanchez has averaged 219.5 passing yards with nine TDs and four interceptions while going 2-4 versus Miami.
Still, Ryan plans to stick with Sanchez even though Tebow threw for two TDs and rushed for 59 yards on nine carries last season when he led Denver to an improbable 18-15 overtime win at Miami.
"Right now, we think Mark gives us the best chance to be successful in that particular situation against that particular opponent," Ryan said. "Those are things that we'll always look at. I believe Tim can pass. We'll make the decision on when a guy is out there, not out there, or whatever."
Though Ryan obviously needs his offense to improve, his defense must find a way to stop Bush.
Once branded an NFL bust, Bush has averaged 126.7 rushing yards in his last six games - the most of any player since Week 13 of 2011. He's rushed 16 times for 108 yards in two games against the Jets.
"He's doing a tremendous job," Ryan said. "Obviously we've got to do a great job of getting a lot of guys to him and get him on the ground - put some hot sauce on him, if you will."
Ryan's defensive unit also needs to improve on third down after it allowed the Steelers to convert on 8 of 15 chances. However, star cornerback Darrelle Revis will return, fully recovered from a concussion sustained against the Bills, and Ryan is not concerned with his team's overall defensive play.
"Bet against us and we'll see where it ends up," he said. "I know where it's going to end up."
Miami and New York have split the season series each of the last two years, and the Dolphins have won two of three in Miami following the Jets' three-game winning streak there. Though the Dolphins continue to struggle to fill seats, they have won two straight and five of six at home overall.
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Reston, Va.SNM will hold its Conjoint Mid-Winter Meetings Jan. 27Feb. 2, 2010, at the Albuquerque Convention Center in Albuquerque, N.M. This year, SNM joins its annual Mid-Winter Educational Symposium with the 2010 Annual Meeting and Educational Symposium of the American College of Nuclear Medicine (ACNM), the Nanomedicine and Molecular Imaging Summit and the Clinical Trials Network Community Workshop. The seven-day event offers participants an outstanding range of scientific content that covers nuclear medicine, molecular imaging, nanomedicine and clinical trials.
"The mid-winter meeting has grown to include more exceptional educational and scientific content," said Michael M. Graham, Ph.D., M.D., president of SNM. "Attendees will find that they have more opportunities than ever before to earn educational credit, network with colleagues and learn from the top educators and innovators in the field."
Leading molecular imaging and nuclear medicine physicians and scientists, radiologists, cardiologists, radiopharmacists and technologists representing the world's top medical and academic institutions and centers will lead sessions. Attendees will have the opportunity to earn up to 25 continuing education credits.
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Encore - July 2010
Encore is a curated guide to what's on stage around the country with the most dynamic performance calendars. Rather than listing what's playing around town, we focus only on everything worth seeing. Every month we connect an affluent and culturally-enthusiasts with the finest film, music, dance, and theater.
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TTY customers call 1-800-343-9195. � Summer at Lincoln Center Corporate support provided by July 27�August 21 Your Tri-State Cadillac Dealers L'Allegro, il Penseroso ed il Moderato Mark Morris Dance Group Photo: Ken Friedman Mark Morris Dance Group Mark Morris, choreographer Orchestra of St. Luke's Jane Glover, conductor Christine Brandes, soprano Lisa Saffer, soprano John McVeigh, tenor Andrew Foster-Williams, baritone Riverside Choral Society Chamber Singers; Patrick Gardner, director Thursday�Saturday, August 5�7 at 7:30 Pre-performance discussion with Mark Morris and Ira Guzelimian on August 5 at 6:15 David H. Koch Theater, Columbus at 63rd Street Sponsored by "L'Allegro is a masterpiece and, like every masterpiece, it makes the world a better place." --The Financial Times MostlyMozart.org 212.721.6500 Alice Tully Hall or Avery Fisher Hall Box Office, Broadway at 65th Street Corporate support provided by July 28�August 15 40TH ANNIVERSARY FREE MUSIC, DANCE, AND SPOKEN WORD! Photos: Harlow: Enid Farber; Sanabria: Jeff Sacks Larry Harlow Rub�n Blades Bobby Sanabria SEASON HIGHLIGHTS INCLUDE: ETHEL Fair: The Songwriters ETHEL with special guests Adam Schlesinger with Mike Viola, Dayna Kurtz, Juana Molina, Tom Verlaine with Patrick Derivaz July 28 at 7:30 80th Birthday Celebration Paul Taylor Dance Company Taylor 2 August 5 at 7:30 Hallogallo 2010! Michael Rother and Friends perform the music of NEU! Hermeto Pascoal August 6 at 7:30 International Body Music Festival August 12 at 7:30 Kronos Quartet with special guest Gamelan Galak Tika Kenge Kenge August 13 at 7:30 Larry Harlow's La Raza Latina: A Salsa Suite Conducted by Larry Harlow, starring Rub�n Blades, with guest vocalist Adonis Puentes, plus orchestra and chorus Bobby Sanabria Big Band August 14 at 7:30 CENTRIFUGAL FORCE: Hip Hop Generations August 15 at 5:00 Lucinda Childs: Dance Brian Brooks Moving Company: Motor August 15 at 7:00 For complete season information: LCOutofDoors.org Follow us on Twitter@LCOutofDoors Like us on Facebook Artist Hospitality Partner Photo: Ian Cuttler �2010 tkts � TOP REASONS CLEVER THEATREGOERS USE DOWNTOWN BROOKLYN JULY 2010 � NEW YORK � WWW.ENCOREMAG.COM 1 2 Publisher Tom Holmes Editors Josh Kurp (NYC, Boston), Olga Belogolova (LA) Contributing Writers Todd Simmons, Jonathan Valdez, Meagan Morris, Laura Scott, Andrew Hall, Isabelle Bonney, Julia Taveras, Adam Bohanan, Lindsey E. Rose Art Director John B. Fakorede Graphic Designers Katharine Sherman, Janice Olson Web Programmer Jose Burgos, Jr. Photographers James Palmar, Erin Gleeson Marketing Manager Natasha Huang Marketing Associate Jonathan Valdez Operations Manager Emily Holmes Account Executive Giuseppe Longo Finance Nery Solorzano 3 4 5 You get the best theatre ticket prices in town! 501 5th Ave., 3rd Flr., New York, NY 10017 212.300.2194 Advertising: 212.300.2154 Fax: 646.367.4915 www.encoremag.com www.metrotech.org tkts www.tdf.org � 2010 T.H. Publishing, Inc. All rights reserved. Reproduction without permission is strictly prohibited. " BEST OF THE SEASON!" -- David Cote, Time Out New York A PLAY BY THORNTON WILDER DIRECTED BY DA VID CROMER "WONDERFULLY INTIMATE!" -- Charles Isherwood, The New York Times "ENTHRALLING!" "SHATTERING!" -- Ben Brantley, The New York Times -- Frank Rich, The New York Times "MIRACULOUS AND REVOLUTIONARY!" "THE BEST SHOW IN NYC, IF NOT AMERICA!" -- Terry Teachout, The Wall Street Journal -- John Heilpern, New York Observer BARROW STREET THEATRE Tues � Fri @ 7:30, Sat @ 2:30 & 7:30, Sun @ 2:30 & 7:30 CE LLP HON E S SAVE LIVES Help the victims of the Haiti earthquake with the most important text message you'll ever send. Text "Haiti" to 90999 and a $10 donation will be added to your phone bill.* Your contribution helps the Red Cross provide food, water and shelter. Haiti is calling for help: Answer with a text. IN HAITI. Other ways to contribute: Visit redcross.org or call 1-800-RED CROSS * Standard message and data rates may apply You've Done it Again, the National > Brooklyn's best band release a new album, go on tour By JOSH KURP � Is it possible to talk about the National and not mention the words "gloom" or "glower"? Considering I couldn't even get past the lede without bringing it up, the answer is a rather resounding "no." But that doesn't seem to bother the supposedly depressed band. The National is composed of vocalist Matt Berninger and two pairs of brothers: Aaron (guitar, bass and piano) and Bryce (guitar) Dessner, and Scott (guitar and bass) and Bryan (drums) Devendorf. I asked the drumming Devendorf whether the "gloom" label bothers the band, and he said, "'Gloomy' seem fair game. As for `glower,' I don't get it. Like Matt sullenly glowers? That's cool too, I guess. Can't argue with semantics." This isn't a band that has much to be gloomy (or glower) about anymore. The National's latest album, High Violet, debuted at #3 on the Billboard charts in May, selling an impressive 51,000 copies. The group's reaction: "Shock, then disappointment over not being number one." The National formed in 1999 in Cincinnati, Ohio, but didn't release their self-titled debut album until after moving to Brooklyn. After The National came Sad Songs for Dirty Lovers and 2004's Cherry Tree EP. A year later, after quitting their day jobs and signing with Beggars Banquet Records, the National released Alligator and went on their first headling tour. Then came Boxer, one of the greatest albums of the previous decade, and its track, "Apartment Story," the greatest song of the decade. The National are currently touring until late November for the new album, and have recently played Bonnaroo (their biggest show yet) and Radio City Music Hall. For all those who couldn't make the Music Hall performance, the band will be back "home," so to speak, for a July 27 performance with opening act Beach House at the Prospect Park Bandshell. > For more information, please visit www.americanmary.com The National photo : The Text Best Thing > How textPlus is looking to revolutionize the way we talk By JOSH KURP � Admit it: You text more than you actually call. There's nothing wrong with it; it's just the way society works now (and I, for one, am all for it). It's like the change from, well, what did people do before electronic messages? I shudder at the thought. Now, a new app called textPlus is to hoping to become the new e-mail. One of the greatest features about Gmail or Yahoo Mail is that you can instantly combine a whole group of people with just one click. For instance, say you need to e-mail everyone in your theater group about a practice cancellation. All you have to do is start a "New Group" on the contacts page and add everyone in said group. textPlus does the same thing, but for your phone. Here's how it works: Coordinators create a private community in the app, name it, add all the relevant cell phone numbers, and use the mobile chatroom to reach everyone instantly with one text message. And if you're using iPhone, you can turn it sideways and get a landscape keyboard, which makes typing much easier. And if someone in your family is still stuck in the 20th century and doesn't have a smartphone (I'm looking at you, Grandpa), it doesn't matter because all you need is a phone that's able to accept text, i.e. every phone made over the past five years. The only person who needs an iPhone is the coordinator, but not the community members. You can have an avatar, use emoticons, join worldwide communities, and best of all, it's free (and there's even an ad-free version!). So head over to iTunes, download the app, and start texting with your fellow New York Mets fans about when and where you're meeting at Citi Field (my suggestion: the old Home Run Apple). > For more information, visit www.itunes.apple.com textPlus photo : 8: The Mormon Proposition > New documentary investigates campaign against gay marriage By J.P. BUllman � When gay marriage came to a vote in California with 2008's Proposition 8, members from the Church of Latter Day Saints donated tens of millions of dollars and innumerable hours of time to wage a campaign against same-sex union. Amidst heavy criticism concerning Separation of Church and State, including fines from the California Fair Political Practices Commission, Proposition 8 defeated same-sex union with the help of the church. 8: The Mormon Proposition, a documentary that recently opened in New York, exposes the harrowing details of this Mormon fueled campaign. Director Reed Cowan is a Mormon and openly homosexual with a storied past. As an Emmy-winning journalist working for the ABC affiliate in Salt Lake City, he was called to report on a child's accidental hanging. When he arrived on the scene, he found that the child was his own son. This tragic event prompted the journalist to turn to more personal undertakings, such as Proposition, a film that marks a visceral trail through his own life. Mormons make up 1.7% of the total U.S. population and there are over 75,000 living in the state of New York. This film offers an excellent chance to ponder what Separation of Church and State means in a world where political influence can be felt from so many angles of media and protest. Specifically in New York, where last December the same sex marriage bill was narrowly defeated and the debate still enthralls and infuriates on the ground level, we should be examining the affect anachronistic religious tendencies have on same sex marriage. > For more information, visit www.mormonproposition.com photo : 8: The Mormon Proposition The Boys of Summer > Encore interviews three of Powerhouse Theater's rising stars By JOSH KURP, cHRiS evangeliSta and J.P. BUllman � Roughly an hour north of New York City is a place where creative types can relax and just, well, be creative. Powerhouse Theater, a collaboration between New York Stage and Film and Vassar College, now in its 25th season, is dedicated to emerging and established artists in the development and production of new works for theater and film. There are actors and directors and writers all present. Encore recently had an opportunity to speak to three of Powerhouse's most promising actors: Adam Rothenberg, Luke MacFarlane and Santino Fontana. adam Rothenberg: If you Google "Adam Rothenberg," the second listing that shows up is Adam's Apple, an NYC-based fanclub for the "multimedia heartthrob." When I asked Adam about this, he laughed and explained, "It was started as a joke by a friend of mine, and he didn't let me in on the joke for a year. I was like, `Wow, I've arrived'." Yes, you have. Rothenberg's resume is full of big time acting gigs, like time spent on Law & Order: Criminal Intent, House and The Ex-List, but now he's back where he's most comfortable: theater. Rothenberg plays Hal in Tracey Thorne's We Are Here at Powerhouse Theater, which runs until July 11. In the play, directed by Sheryl Kaller (Tony-nominated Next Fall), young parents Hal and Billie (de'Adre Aziza) are forced to deal with the death of their three-and-ahalf-year old child, Eli. It's a role that requires someone who can balance vulnerability and toughness, something Rothenberg, with his dark good looks but surprisingly light voice, is perfectly cast for. "It's been very intense," he says, "in the best possible way. It's a tough script to tackle. It's written in such a way that it actually puts you through the situation." When I spoke to Rothenberg, he and the photo : Rothenberg, Fontana, and Macfarlane of Powerhouse Theater rest of the cast were only a week away from the play's premiere, proving an opportunity for me to understand an actor's method that late in the process. "It's about where my attention should be at certain moments," he says, "and you're constantly discovering things. That comes from digging deeper and deeper into the text and figuring out what the person is trying to do." This isn't Rothernberg's first time at Powerhouse ("I did A Steady Rain up here four years ago, which was a great experience, and then last year, they asked me to come up and do a reading and I guess they liked me"), and if Rothenberg has his way, he'll continue to do theater performances for years to come. When asked if he prefers live performances or TV, he says, "I prefer the work of theater and the pay of TV. Theater is war; you have to survive it every night." Luckily for us, Rothenberg's a survivor. luke macfarlane: Perhaps best known for playing Scotty on the hit ABC series Brothers and Sisters, Luke Macfarlane has reached the point where he has an ardent fanbase who track his every professional move through the typical avenues of digital age celebrity fetishism. His latest production, however, is a step away from the glitz and glamour of big studio television, as Luke Macfarlane lands in Poughkeepsie to embark on a one-man-show: Sam Bendrix at the Bon Soir Macfarlane was wholeheartedly enthusiastic about being away from Hollywood, stating that his time with Powerhouse was "a bit like being in a monastery. I really enjoy the chance to get into myself." Sticking with the monastic theme, he told me "money doesn't equal passion. There are many passionate people in small theatre. Television has a tendency to be extremely technical for an actor, whereas theatre is truly alive" The production of Sam Bendrix has an incredibly organic air about it. Macfarlane met writer Keith Bunin at the off-broadway nonprofit theatre, Playwrights Horizon, back in 2006 when he worked on Bunin's The Busy photo : Top: Adam Rothenberg, Bottom: Luke Macfarlane World is Hushed. Bunin had personally asked Luke to join him at Powerhouse for this season's production. The two are currently gliding through the script, which includes songs, as they put the entire production together in less than two weeks. Santino Fontana: It has been quite the year for Santino Fontana. The Broadway star had to deal with the sudden cancellation of Brighton Beach Memoirs, a revival of Neil Simon's play in which he played the role of Stanley Jerome, and an injury sustained during a performance of A View from the Bridge, causing the actor to leave the cast shortly after its opening night. It seemed that Fontana was heading back to zero. Little did he know things were about to get a whole lot better. With all the characters Fontana plans on tackling in his career (he wants "people to be surprised" by his choices), he must have a specific source of inspiration. He says, "I'm always looking, almost obsessively, in strange places. If I see that there's a character that needs me to speak for them, that inspires me." This includes people he sees in the New York City subway: "I'll see someone who inspires me and I'll take pictures of him and say, `That's the guy.' Of course, they don't see me taking pictures. I keep the pictures in my phone for inspiration." He needed all that motivation to prepare for his roles this summer at Powerhouse. "I'm doing a reading of Sons of the Prophet this week," he says. "I'm also doing Bonfire Night. The cast is great, as has the writing. I think I've been very lucky." Fontana is also open to other forms of expression, including directing and writing. As for now, the young actor is in the process of learning about his artistic range. "I have no idea," he shrugs. "I'm sure other people have an idea. I think I just have to let the cards fall where they fall." > For more information, visit www.powerhouse.vassar.edu photo : Top: Santino Fontana, Bottom: de'Adre Aziza and Adam Rothenberg Let the People Hear Mingus's Music > How the jazz greats wife keeps his legacy alive By nicOle zaK � An ongoing musical tradition for over a half-century is the upbeat jazz songs composed by the iconic Charles Mingus. After his death in 1979, Mingus's music still lives on thanks to his wife, Sue, a loving and hardworking woman who has taken over the reins and resurrected her husband's music. Over the years Sue has created multiple Mingus bands--such as the Mingus Big Band, Mingus Orchestra and Mingus Dynasty--with Charles's music, of course, being the theme. But even though they're all based off the same individual, the bands vary greatly from one another, each having their own personality and unique sound. The Big Band requires the most attention, as it's composed of 14 pieces and features a variety of instruments, including the bassoon, guitar and French horn. The bands have a secured spot to play once a week at the Jazz Standard (116 E. 27th St.) for "Mingus Monday," where the three groups will rotate each week. The musicians who play on Mondays are chosen by their availability, skill and personality, and it is up to Sue to balance out their powers for a spectacular performance. If you're interested in Mingus's music and the legend that it upholds, you should check out the newly released Mingus Big Band Live at Jazz Standard. The songs played are originals conducted by Mingus, brought to life again by talented musicians of all ages. Thanks to Sue and the players themselves, Charles Mingus will live on forever, and with the help of "Mingus Mondays," the complex music can be heard in person on a weekly basis. It's music that touches your heart, but also causes you to get up and sh vout, "Oh yeah!" > the mingus Bands perform monday evenings at the Jazz Standard, 116 e. 27th St. For more information, please visit www.mingusmingusmingus.com photo : Mingus Big Band with Sue Mingus [by Jimmy Katz] July 2010 SUNDAY MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNE 4 5 6 Say Anything McCarren Pa 6�10pm. 11 Dr. Jimmy Cliff, Trevor Hall and Victor Deme: At Central Park SummerStage. 3pm. 12 13 Pretty Things Dinner: At Th on Adderley. 18 19 20 Romeo and Ju At McCarren 6�10pm. 25 A Great Day in Harlem: At Ulysses S. Grant National Memorial Park. 12�8pm. 26 The Flaming Lips: At Central Park SummerStage. 7pm. 27 The National and Beach House: At Prospect Park. 6pm. Mostly Mozart Festival: At Lincoln Center. Thru August 21. ESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY SATURDAY 1 We Are Here: At Powerhouse Theater. Thru July 11. 8pm. 2 3 7 8 9 10 Final Performance of Savion Glover's SoLE PoWER: At the Joyce Theater. 2 and 8pm. g: At ark. 14 15 Premiere Brazil! 2010: At the MoMA. Thru July 29. 16 17 Destination Tokyo: At BAMcin�matek. 3, 6, and 9pm. s Beer he Farm . 8pm. 21 22 23 24 uliet: n Park. 28 29 30 31 PHOTO : Mingus Big Band [by: Jimmy Katz] From Tap to Sound Savion Glover performs at the Joyce Theater SoLe PoWER: By CHRIS EVANGELISTA � I felt a sense of distinction to be able to go backstage and speak to a man whom I admired since I was a young child. Then all of sudden, there he was, the living legend before me. He smiled and asked what my name was. Although starstruck, I managed to introduce myself. I was offered a chair to sit, but he remained pacing around the room, changing out of his costume. I asked him if he wanted to sit, but he let me know that he would be walking around (why would I expect this person to sit when all he's used to is moving his feet all day?). "Don't think that I'm not paying attention, I'm listening." So my conversation with Savion Glover begins. I confessed that I had been a fan since watching one of his televised performances. He actually inspired me to do some tapping of my own (though I am not at all close to talented). Out of curiosity, I asked him if he felt that way when he met Sammy Davis Jr. and Gregory Hines. "Yeah, definitely but they broke me out of that. They took me in. They were accessible. They were real. photo : They made me feel like family. I have the highest respect for them." That is the essence of Savion Glover's SoLe PoWER. In the 90-minute show, he takes the audience back to basics. In the first act, Glover pays tribute to influential legends such as Hines, Nicholas Brothers and Jimmy Slyde, among the many men who introduced him to tap. "It wasn't until when I met these men that I realized that I wanted to carry on the tradition," and now he shares the stage with the people who inspired him by displaying their photographs. "Dance is my father and I am the son," he speaks into the microphone, almost sounding like a mantra, with his back facing the crowd. During this act, it feels like he's sharing something that is genuinely personal. The outer space-like background serves as the viewing screen to his world. It feels like the stage is his world and he is inviting us to join him. The second act arrives in the future as the journey approaches its end. The previously dimmed stage is now brightly lit. Drew, the lighting technician, creates a party atmosphere, showcasing an array of intense colors. In this act, Glover and his crew are dressed in shiny party costumes. This act feels like a celebration of what could be. In this version of the future, tap is alive--something that the talented tap dancer fantasizes. He pays homage to the theatrical swagger of Martha Graham, Alvin Ailey and Bob Fosse by incorporating a few moves distinctive to those choreographers. Glover also pays respect to the late Michael Jackson by pulling off the "one glove" look. By the end of the show, it's clear that this man lives and breathes for tap. Today's artists are lured by Hollywood's easy fame, and they blindly lose their creativity by being the industry's guinea pigs. Savion Glover is old school: he started young, practiced and has mastered his craft. He has made it his mission to share what he had learned from the fathers of dance--and that is what SoLe PoWER showcases. It brings back the noise and the funk, but at its core, it brings the audience back to the good old days of tap. The show isn't about Savion, it's about the sound. When the blinding flashes of paparazzo's cameras fade and the glitz that come with stardom dwindles, the true performer remains on the stage of the empty theater, still perfecting their craft whether the crowd gathers back or not. > SoLe PoWER will be running at the Joyce Theater until July 10 Above, Opposite: Savion Glover [by: Elijah Paul] DINING DINING Heavenly Farm > The Farm on Adderley in Ditmas Park By JOSH KURP � Earlier in this issue, I interviewed Bryan Devendorf, the drummer for the National. One of the questions I asked him was, "When you're back in Brooklyn, what are some of your favorite restaurants to go to?" He responded, "I return over and over to The Farm on Adderley." If it's good enough for the National, it's good enough for me. And much like their latest album, High Violet, I wasn't disappointed. The Farm is one of establishments that kickstarted Cortelyou Road's recent restaurant resurgence in Ditmas Park, Brooklyn. It opened in 2006 and was the brainchild of Gary Jonas and Allison McDowell, who also live in the neighborhood. According to The Farm's website, "The restaurant aims to bring thoughtfully produced food and ingredients to our community...by supporting local farmers, artisans, entrepreneurs as much as possible." This means food from Schaghticoke, New York and Hardwick, Vermont. When I visited, I had the $13 Farm Burger, a "pasture-raised beef on an english muffin, homemade french fries and homemade pickle." While waiting for my meal, I noticed the restaurant's rustic interior, complete with brick walls and wooden chairs. It looked like many Brooklyn restaurants I've been to, but it's still a pleasant environment to be in. The fries, though, were more than pleasant; they were fantastic. I've sadly gotten used to the thin fast food-esque fries most restaurants have, but the ones at The Farm were thick, crunchy, and plentiful, the way a good side should be. The burger didn't disappoint, either, as it was neither too burnt nor too juicy. I went back the next morning to order the Farmer's Breakfast, "scrambled eggs over swiss chard, brioche, parmesan and home fries." It was excellent, and quite the steal at $8. To paraphrase the National, The Farm is cooking like a pro. photo : The Farm on Adderley LESLIE MENDELSON SWAN FEATHERS LESLIEMENDELSON.COM RYKODISC.COM Featuring "Hit The Spot" song FREE on iTunes (6/30-7/6) This New York native is "a sensitive tunesmith with an uncanny knack for infusing even her darkest lyrical insights with a sexy playfulness" - ENCORE ONLINE 278 Fifth Ave. � 718.369.9527 This Park Slope treasure is a favorite for chicken wings, catfish burgers, beef-on-weck, pulled pork, microbrews, hot sauces, and sports games. Tasty vegetarian dishes are also available. Come enjoy the best burger in town in a fun, friendly atmosphere. (Citysearch) 87 Lafayette Ave. � 718.624.9443 Voted top wine bar in New York City two years running by Zagat's Night Life Guide, the Stonehome Wine Bar is conveniently located just two blocks from BAM. Stonehome "gives the culinary as much attention as the oenonoligal" (New Yorker) with a seasonal new American menu and a 200 bottle list. 35 wines are offered by the glass. Dinner reservations are recommended (open daily at 5pm). 171 Lafayette Ave. � 718.643.7003 A short walk from BAM, this stylish and relaxed restaurant features Tapas, a raw bar and salads and Entrees from across the Mediterranean. Sangrias, an interesting and a ordable wine list, full bar and friendly, professional service have made this a neighborhood favorite. Open seven days. 86 S. Portland Ave. � 718.643.0000 This local Fort Greene spot respects the simple things, like getting chicken tortilla soup, salads, tacos and enchiladas just steps from home. 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This is an eagerly awaited collection of new poems from the author of Tom Thomson in Purgatory, which won the National Book Critics Circle Award and was hailed by the New York Times as a "snappy, entertaining book." A triumphant follow-up to that acclaimed debut, At Lake Scugog demonstrates why the San Francisco Chronicle has called Troy Jollimore "a new and exciting voice in American poetry."
Jollimore is a professional philosopher, and in witty and profound ways his formally playful poems dramatize philosophical subjects--especially the individual's relation to the larger world, and the permeable, constantly shifting border between "inner" and "outer." For instance, the speaker of "The Solipsist," suspecting that the entire world "lives inside of your skull," wonders "why / God would make ear and eye / to face outward, not in." And Tom Thomson--a character who also appeared in Jollimore's first book--finds himself journeying like an astronaut through the far reaches of the space that fills his head, an experience that prompts him to ask that a doorbell be installed "on the inside," so that he can warn the world before "intruding on't."
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oceanic bundles of bug consciousness
submerged in waking slumber, plunged in pits
of murk-black water. They have coalesced
out of the pitch and grime and salt suspended
within that atmospheric gloom. Their skin
is colorless below. But when exposed
to air, they start to radiate bright green,
then, soon, a siren red that wails: I'm dead.
The meat inside, though, is as white as teeth,
or the hard-boiled egg that comes to mind
when one cracks that crisp shell and digs beneath.
Caress the toothy claw-edge of its pincer
and you will know the single, simple thought
that populates its mind. The lobster trap is elegance
itself: one moving part: the thing that's caught.
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Licking County Library, in partnership with RBdigital from Recorded Books, is pleased to offer OneClickdigital, an online service that allows patrons to download a wide range of audiobooks.
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Licking County Library (Newark, OH), in partnership with RBdigital from Recorded Books (Prince Frederick, MD), is pleased to offer OneClickdigital, an online service that allows patrons to download a wide range of audiobooks, including best-sellers, Recorded Books exclusives, classics, and much more.
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On hand to receive the award (Dr Post is currently holidaying in the UK with his family) was Advent-Oriental Chairman, David St John-Morris. For the benefit of the audience, he recalled that Post had taken a great deal of criticism for holding Advent-Oriental to a traditional conservative approach to wealth management and for his aggressive leadership style which led the Asset Management firm through the start of the financial crisis in 2007. He commented that, "Amongst many of the attributes and qualities that Owen possesses, the one that really shines through is that he is endowed with a healthy dollop of good old fashioned common sense!"
About Advent-Oriental Asset Management:
Advent – Oriental was founded in Rangoon, Burma (now
Myanmar) in 1889 by Maj Gen Sir John Leopold Advent MC
KCB. Burma was at that time an annex of India under the rule and
administration of the British "Raj".
A highly decorated career soldier and nearing the end of his
military service, Sir John had an Indian bride and substantial
holdings in the Bengal region. Upon retirement, his purpose and
intent was to form a company that would assist and advise retiring
officers and men in investing their gratuities, pensions and assets
wisely and prudently, in order that they may live out their
retirement in comfort and security and so, Advent-Oriental Asset
Management was born.
Upon the death of Sir John in 1899, the company decided to open
its doors to servicemen and civilians alike whilst continuing to
honor Sir John's basic tenet of "Wisdom and Prudence" and in
1962 moved operations to Singapore because of the political
situation that was developing in Burma.
Two further moves were to follow; Hong Kong Island in 1966
and finally, Shanghai in 2004 where our center of operations is
now located.
The focus since 1991 has been on the now fashionable "green"
technology sector in sourcing, researching and identifying
opportunities in companies that are either developing, producing
or manufacturing alternative energy solutions, ecologically
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Space Eagle
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- Challenging, can be fun
- Ads are annoying
- Could be improved regarding features
+ By Aleksey Taranov
"War in the space"
Reviewed by Anna Grace / Sep 03, 2013
Destroy all the enemies and survive the space war
Space Eagle is a game set in space where you control a ship and your task is to destroy all the intruders.
Complete the 15 levels by using the powerful weapons and achieve all missions. Attack all the enemies by moving your ship left and right and pressing the fire button, which will send dangerous missiles. The game finishes when an enemy approaches you, so be sure to avoid them at all costs.
Aleksey Taranov is the developer of Space Eagle, a simple and entertaining shooter arcade for all ages. Not the best game in the market, but pretty fun to play.
Upgrade your weapon and shield to complete the mission.
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IRS shuts down Web app after criminal network steals taxpayers' data
A suspected overseas criminal organization tried to get access to the returns of 200,000 taxpayers earlier this year, successfully gaining access to records of 104,000 U.S. taxpayers
APNewsBreak: IRS says thieves stole tax info from 100,000
APNewsBreak: IRS says thieves used online agency service to get access to 100,000 tax returns
John Koskinen, Commissioner, Internal Revenue Service
The Treasury Inspector General for Tax Administration finds the Internal Revenue Service's changes to its exempt organizations unit should prevent another scandal like the one that hit the agency almost two years ago. John Koskinen, commissioner of the IRS, tells In Depth with Francis Rose why another scandal couldn't happen again.
Why Koskinen says the IRS won't cause another scandal
It's the IRS' employees, rather than its rules, who will keep the agency out of trouble, Commissioner John Koskinen said in an interview on In Depth with Francis Rose.
Bill Welch, Partner, McMahon, Welch and Learned
The Internal Revenue Service pulls the plug on a contract with TaxSlayer, after the IRS realizes the proposal is non-compliant. The agency reopens the competition, and TaxSlayer's competitor wins this time. But the IRS is concerned about the transition and cancels the procurement. Bill Welch, a partner with McMahon, Welch and Learned, tells In Depth with Francis Rose, what lessons contractors can learn from this particular case.
Want to help feds do their jobs? Stop attacking them
The Senate subcommittee that oversees federal management hosted a hearing Wednesday on how agencies can better address 21st century problems. Two employee representatives had an answer for Congress: Stop attacking the federal workforce.
IRS should get spending in order before asking for larger budget, House says
The House Ways and Means Committee released a report taking issue with IRS management on matters previously raised by the Republican leadership in Congress -- tax-delinquent federal employees, paying bonuses to agency employees and use of official time during the workday.
Senators question Treasury's transparency of its IT projects
Two key Senate lawmakers are questioning the Treasury Department's inconsistencies in reporting the health of its major technology projects.
Hawkings: Plenty of good signs in Congress budget discussions
House appropriations committees are trying to balance the 2016 budget by taking a little bit of money from some agencies and giving it to others. The IRS and the Education Department are two agencies that could see some of their funding transferred to places like the departments of Justice and Transportation. David Hawkings is Senior Editor of Roll Call. On In Depth with Francis Rose, he tracked the money as the House appropriators do some budget math.
5 things to know about Tax Day: For most, it's not that bad
5 things to know about Tax Day: Getting refunds, audits, grappling with health care law
Fed tax deadbeats. Off with their W-2s!!!
Congress has been making a lot of noise about targeting tax deadbeats in the federal workforce. But what about those tax delinquents in their own ranks or White House staffers? asks Senior Correspondent Mike Causey.
Taxpayer advocate slams IRS service as 'officially worst' since 2001
Internal Revenue Service faced a tough day on Capitol Hill Wednesday, with a spate of new bills passed and IRS Commissioner John Koskinen testifying before Congress.
For better government, consolidate DoD bases, health care programs
On the road to better, more cost-effective government, Congress will have to consider consolidating military health care and ramping up tax enforcement at the Internal Revenue Service, the comptroller general says.
IRS Commissioner questions congressional double-edged sword
IRS Commissioner John Koskinen said there is a disconnect in Congress as lawmakers continue to give the bureau more responsibility yet reduce its budget. He said he has a plan for the IRS to modernize its online services despite its budget challenges.
NTEU to Congress: You can't starve the IRS
The National Treasury Employees Union is turning up the heat on Congress to increase IRS funding. The labor union is hearing about the impact of five years of budget cuts now that tax-filing season is in full swing, said NTEU President Colleen Kelley.
Health law bumps up tax refunds for some; others take hit
New health law having big effect on many tax refunds as some get boost while others take a hit
Justice Dept.: No contempt charges for former IRS official
The Justice Department won't seek criminal contempt charges against Lois Lerner, the former IRS official at the center of a controversy over how the agency treated conservative political groups.
IRS declares enough is enough for hiring freezes
The Internal Revenue Service has frozen or severely restricted all new hiring for the past several years in response to budget cuts. But IRS Commissioner John Koskinen told senior agency officials to lift the freeze next year.
House budget targets federal benefits, seeks smaller civilian workforce
The Fiscal Year 2016 budget the House passed Wednesday calls on federal employees to make greater contributions to their retirement plans, while altering the Thrift Savings Plan's G Fund. The budget also seeks to reduce the civilian workforce by 10 percent over the next 10 years through attrition.
Abolish the IRS. What a great idea
In 18th century Paris, the cry "off with their heads" was directed mainly at aristocrats, many of whom had been living a little too high off the hog. In 21st century Washington, folks nominated for the chop are guilty of one heinous crime. They are taxpayers who also happen to work for the Internal Revenue Service, says Senior Correspondent Mike Causey.


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Rachel Zoe looks amazing just a week after delivering her baby boy.
The 42-year-old celebrity stylist stepped out for Sunday brunch at the Bel Air Hotel in Los Angeles, Calif. with her 2-year-old son Skyler, newborn Kai, their grandmother and nanny, looking gorgeous in a flowy black dress, stacked necklaces, a black blazer and black shades.
Little Kai was covered up with a blanket in a stroller as the nanny pushed him inside.
Zoe announced the arrival of her and hubby Rodger Berman's baby boy Dec. 22, tweeting, "So excited to welcome our baby boy into the world...he's 7 lbs 12 oz, beautiful, healthy and we couldn't be happier."
PHOTOS: Rachel Zoe shares adorable photo of her son Kai
A day later, the couple, who tied the knot in 1996, shared an adorable photo of their little one swaddled in a blanket, revealing they named him Kaius Jagger Berman.
"As loyal readers of The Zoe Report, I wanted you to be the first to see a picture of the beautiful new addition to our family, Kaius Jagger Berman, aka 'Kai,'" Zoe wrote. They announced his birth on Sunday.
"Rodger, Skyler and I are madly in love and will be happily hibernating for the next couple of weeks. Thank you for all of your kind words, as they mean so much to us.
"Wishing you and your family a wonderful holiday and Happy New Year!"
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Bachmann nominated for Congress "Master of Self-Destruction"
Categories: Notable MN
Rep. Michele Bachmann received the much-coveted nomination for Congress "Master of Self-Destruction" in Stuart Rothenberg's annual Congressional End of Year Awards. Congrats Bachmann!
Other Minnesotans made the list too. Check it out below.
Master of Self-Destruction nominees:
Michele Bachmann (R-Minn.)
Tim Mahoney (D-Fla.)
Ted Stevens (R-Alaska)
Tom Feeney (R-Fla.)
Jon Powers (D-N.Y.)
Bill Sali (R-Idaho)
Bachmann was eliminated from the race despite her nomination because she was able to win reelection despite her infamous Hardball interview with Chris Matthews.
Two other Minnesotans received nominations.
Strongest Republican swimmer against the tide nominees:
Dave Reichert (R-Wash.)
Erik Paulsen (R-Minn.)
Susan Collins (R-Maine)
Mark Kirk (R-Ill.)
Chris Lee (R-N.Y.)
Paulsen received the nomination after beating Ashwin Madia in a race consistently labeled a toss up that received a lot of national funds from the Democrats.
Time to stop running nominees:
Mike Sodrel (R-Ind.)
Larry LaRocco (D-Idaho)
Duane Sand (R-N.D.)
Elwyn Tinklenberg (D-Minn.)
Linda Stender (D-N.J.)
Jim Oberweis (R-Ill.)
Victoria Wulsin (D-Ohio)
Rothenberg doesn't explain his nomination for Tinklenberg, but we can assume it's because he still lost the race despite running against total nutso Bachmann. No excuses!
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Chelsea's Belgian midfielder Eden Hazard scores their second goal... News PhotoAnfield Stadium,Belgian Culture,Belgium,Chelsea F.C.,Club Soccer,Eden Hazard,England,English Premier League,Goalie,Horizontal,Jose Manuel Reina,Liverpool F.C.,Match - Sport,Merseyside,Midfielder,Northwest England,Panoramic,Penalty,Penalty Spot,Scoring,Scoring a Goal,Soccer,Soccer Player,Sport,Stadium,UKPhotographer ANDREW YATESCollection: AFP 2013 AFPChelsea's Belgian midfielder Eden Hazard (L) scores their second goal from the penalty spot past Liverpool's Spanish goalkeeper Jose Reina (R) during the English Premier League football match between Liverpool and Chelsea at the Anfield stadium in Liverpool, northwest England, on April 21, 2013. The game finished 2-2. AFP PHOTO / ANDREW YATES RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE. No use with unauthorized audio, video, data, fixture lists, club/league logos or "live" services. Online in-match use limited to 45 images, no video emulation. No use in betting, games or single club/league/player publications. (Photo credit should read ANDREW YATES/AFP/Getty Images)