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Brooklyn, N.Y., sculptor's 'doorway' takes SculptEVV's $20,000 purchase award
EVANSVILLE - Saul Melman would be grateful for Sculpt EVV, even if his vacuum molded acrylic sculpture hadn't won the top purchase award in the public art competition marking Evansville's bicentennial celebration.
The fact that "Best of All Possible Worlds," Melman's free-standing representation of a home's doorway entrance, won the $20,000 purchase award in Sculpt EVV, the national art competition put together by the city of Evansville and the University of Southern Indiana, is a nice bonus, of course.
Even before the prize announcement, however, Melman appreciated the chance to place "Best of All Possible Worlds" in a real neighborhood where it could provoke and become part of the conversation about the area's past and its future, he said in a telephone interview from his home in Brooklyn, N.Y.
Melman is a nationally recognized artist whose work has appeared in museums, sculpture parks and other venues from New York to Nevada. He also is a physician who divides his time between the art studio and his job as an emergency room physician in Brooklyn.
"Best of All Possible Worlds," an acrylic vacuum molding pulled from a salvaged residential door, alludes to a neighborhood in transition, he said. "I want people to think about the past and the future, the changes in the neighborhood, people they may have known, the houses that may have been there before and might be there in the future."
The site on Adams Avenue, on a grassy lot where a house once stood, is the perfect location for that discussion, which already was taking place in the Arts District. Homes there have been condemned and purchased by the city for renovation and restoration under the Front Door Pride program.
Melman heard all about that from neighbors who stopped by to comment when he erected the sculpture, or whom he met when he went knocking on doors along Adams Avenue.
"I would hope that this sculpture pushes that conversation even further, which, in my opinion, is what good public art does," he said. "And I would like to say a very big 'Thank You' to everyone in that neighborhood for allowing me the opportunity to exhibit my work on their street. It's very pleasing to be welcomed into that conversation."
Melman's was top prize in the competition. Marilu Knode, executive director of Laumeier Sculpture Park in St. Louis, Mo., served as the competition's juror, awarding $36,500 in purchase and merit awards. She picked prize winners from a dozen finalists erected in the Arts District on concrete pads in a three-block area around Haynie's Corner, along Parrett Street and Adams and Jefferson Avenues.
All the works were officially unveiled last weekend in two days of celebrations, tours and accompanying exhibitions.
The $10,000 best in show award went to "Comings and Goings," an assembly of sign silhouettes by Amelia Toelke of Madison, Wisc. "Attic Frame," an arrangement of wooden roof truss forms by Scott Ross of Edwardsville, Ill., won second place and $5,000; and "Scheme," an arrangement of concrete barriers by Tom Scicluna of Miami, Fla., took third place and $1,000.
Visitors on last weekend's tours of the 12 finalists voted "Emperor's New Clothes," a metal sculpture by Jonathan Hils of Norman, Okla., the $500 people's choice award.
All 12 sculptures will remain up into April. All but Melman's piece, which was purchased for permanent display, will be replaced by finalists in a new Sculpt EVV competition, next year.
"I"m overjoyed that my piece has been selected to remain there," Melman said, "for lots of reasons."
One of them is the inspiration for new work triggered by the Sculpt EVV experience, he said. "I actually found pictures of the house that had been on that site, and I've been doing my own research since I've come back to Brooklyn. I think there's going to be a larger piece that grows out of this."
For more on Melman's work, visit his website at www.saulmelman.com. For more on Sculpt EVV, including a map of the sites, visit www.sculptevv.org online.
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Albert Arroyo, with the New York City Joint Board of Workers United, said it's a major victory for the workers. "Not having salaries for almost a year, not having health benefits for them and their families -- it's a big day for us," he said.
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As proud as you are of your company, remember that it is a separate person, and treating its achievements as purely your own and its income as your personal bank account may get you into trouble. That was the import of a California appellate court decision issued on December 31, 2013, which made it easier to find business owners personally liable for a judgment entered against their limited liability entity.
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Saturday, April 20 was an emotional day at Fenway Park, and it had little to do with a dramatic come-from-behind victory for the Red Sox.
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25 die in Mexico oil company office building blast
"We were talking and all of sudden we heard an explosion with white smoke and glass falling from the windows," said Maria Concepcion Andrade, 42, who lives on the same block as the Pemex building. "People started running from the building covered in dust. A lot of pieces were flying."
Streets surrounding the building were closed as evacuees wandered around, and rescue crews loaded the injured into ambulances.
Pemex, created as a state-owned company in 1938, has nearly 150,000 employees and in 2011 produced about 2.5 million barrels of crude oil a day, according to its website, with $111 billion in sales. Pena Nieto, who took office in December, has made Pemex reform the center of his platform, with a plan to pump new investment into a company whose profits feed much of Mexico's federal budget, but which has fallen behind other oil companies in production, technology and exploration.
Shortly before the explosion, Operations Director Carlos Murrieta reported via Twitter that the company had reduced its accident rate in recent years. Most Pemex accidents have occurred at pipeline and refinery installations.
A fire at a pipeline metering center in northeast Mexico near the Texas border killed 30 workers in September, the largest-single toll in at least a decade for the company.
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moreScholarly researches on the virgin birth have often focussed rather narrowly on the theological and historical difficulties it tends to raise. The Nag Hammadi Apocalypse of Adam, however, provides for the first time a glimpse into the wider background of ideas and myths to which it belonged. Prophecies there concerning a universal 'Illuminator' mention his birth 'from a virgin womb'. Several of the stories, drawn from Iranian and other sources , also appear in apocalyptic and testamental literature contemporary with Christian origins. The book centrally analyses a body of extraordinarily detailed narrative parallels between a cluster of stories in the Apocalypse and the infancy narratives of Mt. 1-2, concluding that these stories serve to identify Jesus as the True Prophet who is the fulfilment of history - though not as Son of God. The question of Mt.'s special tradition and its relation to Lk. is also cast in a new light. less
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This is a recording of an "Adhaan" or Call to Prayer for the Muslims. It is carried out five times daily from a mosque in order to call Muslims for their prayers. This specific sample was recorded from the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah, Saudi Arabia which is Islam's second holiest site. Each daily prayer here brings in many tens of thousands of worshippers therefore the PA system is quite powerful.
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David Nuescheler was instrumental in growing Day Software from a small multimedia agency to a global content management solution company. Since Day was acquired by Adobe Systems in 2010, David has become Vice President of Enterprise Technology.
In 1999, David began working with Java technology after the decision was made to adopt the Java platform for Day's entire suite of products. Since then, he has worked as a solution and product architect primarily on server-side web projects, participating in numerous highly visible website content management projects for the world's largest organizations. He has shared his expertise with the OASIS standards organization, and by 2001, he had joined the JCP program, where he soon became Spec Lead for JSR 170, Content Repository for Java Technology API. As soon as that effort wrapped up, he became Spec Lead for the next version, JSR 283. He is now Spec Lead of JSR 333, Content Repository API for Java Technology 2.1. The RI and TCK for JSR 333 are being developed as open source under the Apache Jackrabbit Project and through Java.net for JSR 170, JSR 283, and JSR 333. (The package space of JSRs 170, 283, and 333 is javax.jcr, hence the use of codename JaCkRabbit.)
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Tata Steel posted a consolidated net profit of Rs 1,071.19 crore in the fourth quarter ended March as against a loss of Rs 6,668 crore in the year-ago period on the back of strong volumes and better realisation in both Indian and European operations.
The company had posted a loss of Rs 6,668 crore in the year-ago period.
Tata Steel's consolidated net sales for January-March rose nearly 23% on year and 15.4% sequentially at Rs 42,017 crore.
Overall volumes jumped to 7.62 million tonne (mt) from 6.56 mt, as sales in India grew to 2.43 mt and European sales jumped to 4.04 mt. However, the Tata group company's overall realisation took beating due to headwinds in south east operations as it fell to Rs 6,449 per tonne from Rs 6,655 per tonne in year ago quarter.
Tata Steel's consolidated operating profit for the fourth quarter improved to Rs 4,917 crore from Rs 4,368 crore year ago mainly due to better realisation in India and Europe. However, realisation from Southeast Asia saw a significant fall to Rs 754/tonne from Rs 2798/tonne. Indian realisations improved to Rs 16,831 per tonne from Rs 16,291, while Europe saw improvement to Rs 2,006 per tonne from Rs 1,794 per tonne.
The revamped blast furnace in the UK together with recovery in euro zone led to an increase in volumes compared with the previous year, Karl-Ulrich Köhler, MD & CEO of Tata Steel in Europe, said. He, however, said that selling price pressure continued affecting the company operating margins in the region.
"Europe is suffering from overcapacity, which means pricing power is limited. While there was a decrease in raw material prices, its benefit would come with a lag effect, but customers asked for lower prices immediately causing margin squeeze," Kohler said.
Demand in European Union is expected to show further improvement of around 3.9% in April quarter. However, Tata Steel would continue its focus on keeping operational cost under check, the company said.
Tata Steel India's crude steel production grew 8% on-year to 2.48 mt, while its sales rose 7% on-year to 2.43 mt. "Our brownfield expansion of 2.9 mtpa in Jamshedpur fully ramped up in the second half, resulting in record high production of crude and saleable steel notwithstanding our scheduled maintenance shutdowns in Q3," T V Narendran, managing director of Tata Steel India and Southeast Asia, said.
The Jamshedpur-based company restructured its marketing and sales division in the last fiscal and realigned for customer segments like automotive, branded, industrial and downstream than the earlier focus of just long and flat products.
Tata Steel's current net debt stands at Rs 70,000 crore and its average interest cost is around 9.8-10% in India and 6.6.5% in Europe.
On debt refinancing plans, Koushik Chatterjee, group executive director (finance and corporate), said, "Refinancing will happen when it has to happen. We will take a call when it is due. A large part of our capital is being spent in India. We will see absolute reduction in debt as cash flows would improve after commissioning of Odisha plant. We have always focused on India sourcing of funds."
Tata Steel's ore requirement of 13 mt in India is sourced from its captive mines. The Supreme Court in the recent hearing on illegal mining in Odisha had indicated that there could be a Goa-like mining ban in the eastern state as well. Of the 56 operating leases in Odisha, 26 fall under second and subsequent renewal. This includes six of Tata Steel's iron and manganese leases. Reacting on this development Chatterjee said, "We are operating with all statutory clearances and therefore, I think the court will surely take cognizance of this. Any good company has a plan B and so do we…" However, he refused to elloborate the plan B.


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A motorcyclist who was killed Monday night in a crash on state Highway 1 near Devil's Slide has been identified by the San Francisco medical examiner's office as 24-year-old Salvatore O'Brien.
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The last patient who was still hospitalized following the Asiana Airlines plane crash at San Francisco International Airport in July has been released, San Francisco General Hospital officials announced today.
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Muthusaram is a homemade snack made in the tamil brahmin household. It is very easy to prepare with easily available ingredients. You need the presser and a disc with star shaped holes to get the desired shape.
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Beckham kicks off London Olympics in Samsung ad
By Maisie McCabe, campaignlive.co.uk, Monday, 23 July 2012 01:28PM
David Beckham kicks a ball into a drum to signal the beginning of the London 2012 Olympic Games in a new TV ad for worldwide sponsor Samsung.
The ad, made by Cheil Worldwide, shows people all around the world waiting for Beckham to hit the drum to start the Olympic Games, and then using their Galaxy S III handsets to share footage of his shot.
Samsung's Olympic campaign is based around the theme of 'Everyone's Olympic Games' and the ad aims to remind people that they can be part of the Games, even if they do not have tickets, by sharing moments through their mobile.
Cheil UK came up for the creative concept for the spot, which was then adopted by Samsung globally and produced with Radke Film Group. The ad, which will be used in 26 countries, was adapted for the UK by Sweet Images.
At Cheil Worldwide, art direction and copywriting were by Dean Pinnington and Luke Ashton. Media planning and buying is by Starcom MediaVest Group and the ad first aired on TV on Friday evening (20 July).
Beckham, who helped with London's bid for the Games and was controversially left out of the Team GB football squad last month, previously starred in a Samsung ad where he used footballs to play a drum-version of 'Ode to Joy'.
Wain Choi, global executive creative director of Cheil Worldwide, said: "London 2012 is the first Olympics where television will no longer be the dominant medium. Our film shows how the new Galaxy S III opens up the games for everyone to enjoy, in a variety of different ways, thanks to the phone's multi functions.
"More than just a sports spot, we aim to show how, more than ever before, it's 'Everyone's Olympic Games'."
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Nation's performing arts center, presenting the best music, dance, theatre, international, and children's programs in nine theaters and stages. Hours/prices vary. Free performances at 6pm daily....Read More
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The Lincoln Theatre, built in 1922, was a cultural center of D.C., predating and influencing Harlem's renaissance. Washington natives Duke Ellington and Pearl Bailey were joined by nationally...Read More
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Ellen White Issues Symposium
The Ellen White Issues Symposium is an annual meeting sponsored by the Center for Adventist Research for the purpose of breaking new ground in understanding Ellen White and issues relating to her life, ministry, and prophetic gift that have current importance. Papers are presented with a prepared response followed by a response from presenters. Previous speakers include Benjamin Schoun, general vice-president of the General Conference of Seventh-day Adventists, Theodore Levterov, director of the Ellen G. White Estate Branch Office at Loma Linda University, Alberto Timm, Associate Director of the Ellen G. white Estate, and others. The papers presented are later published in a journal. The symposium takes place in the Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary.
The 2014 symposium took place on March 24, 2014. 2014 Symposium
The usual symposium will not take place in March 2015. Instead, it will be combined with the "Gift of Prophecy in Scripture and History" Symposium which is planned for October 15-18, 2015. The symposium will be held at Andrews University and is jointly sponsored by the Ellen G. White Estate, Seventh-day Adventist Theological Seminary, and the Center for Adventist Research. More information about the 2015 symposium can be found here.


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SocioTown: Uninvited Guests
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1. Use the on-screen D-pad to move Toby.
2. When you walk close to an object or person, an options menu will appear allowing you to choose from a list of actions.
3. Some objects you can search. As you're searching, simply tap the question boxes to reveal if an item is there or not. However, keep in mind Veronica has limited patience, so search in moderation!
1. Remove as many uninvited guests from your apartment as possible. Some guests you can punch immediately, others will require you to solve puzzles before tossing them out.
2. While you're kicking people out, try to also clean up the apartment.
1. Some objects such as Sofas have large search areas. Wait until you improved Veronica's patience before tackling the bigger search areas.
2. To improve Veronica's patience, clean up your apartment! You can cleanup the apartment by putting trash in the trash bin, dusting furniture, and several other ways...
3. If you're not sure what to do next, simply click the hint button. It will give you three types of hints, small, medium,and obvious.
If you enjoyed this game, please check out the free social MMO, SocioTown - www.sociotown.com. It's a free browser-based 3D virtual world and it features many of the same characters found in The Uninvited Guests.
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Military Technology
Weapons Manual: The Independence-class light carrierPublished: August 10, 2012 at 4:04 pm
Hard-charging hybrids, these U.S. Navy vessels were built on hulls meant for cruisers
Arsenal - HH-43 HuskiePublished: July 10, 2012 at 1:05 pm
Featured two intermeshed contra-rotating rotors to facilitate hover control and eliminate the need for a tail rotor
Just Right: the B-17/P-51 CombinationPublished: July 10, 2012 at 10:18 am
Put these two aircraft together and what do you get? You get victory.
Pedal Power - Bicycles in Wartime VietnamPublished: July 06, 2012 at 1:21 pm
The humble bicycle proved to be a critical and unstoppable weapon in the 30-year Indochina war
Going Heavy: the sIG 33Published: June 22, 2012 at 1:03 pm
I'm a lucky guy. I have a thousand friends. Many are scholars, and they are interesting, educated, and globe-trotting. A lot of them take advantage of the summer to do their research, and they all make sure to post their …
Going Light: World War II on FacebookPublished: June 15, 2012 at 10:22 am
Military history never sleeps
Hitler's Saw: The German MG42Published: June 08, 2012 at 4:30 pm
This gun killed more Allied soldiers than any other weapon
CH-21 Shawnee, the Flying BananaPublished: May 15, 2012 at 3:20 pm
The Shawnee troop transport was first deployed to Vietnam in December 1961
Field Workhorse: The M2A1 105mm HowitzerPublished: April 23, 2012 at 2:21 pm
Mobile, dependable, and versatile
Reviews - Vietnam Gun TruckPublished: March 19, 2012 at 1:34 pm
In Vietnam Gun Trucks by Gordon L. Rottman, the vehicles' designs, names and markings are given generous treatment in the illustrations and descriptions.
Reviews - The Vietnam War from the Rear Echelon: An Intelligence Officer's Memoir, 1972-1973Published: March 15, 2012 at 4:38 pm
The Vietnam War from the Rear Echelon, by Timothy J. Lomperis, who served two tours of duty, is both memoir and history, offering a "mid-level" perspective of the rear-echelon war in Saigon
Reviews - The Invention of Ecocide: Agent Orange, Vietnam and the Scientists Who Changed the Way We Think About the Vietnam WarPublished: March 15, 2012 at 3:54 pm
The Invention of Ecocide: Agent Orange, Vietnam and the Scientists Who Changed the Way We Think About the Vietnam War, by David Zierler, provides an examination of the first great ideological battle between nascent environmentalism and cold war dogmatism
Studebaker US6: The Lend-Lease 'Deuce and a Half'Published: March 01, 2012 at 4:36 pm
Studebaker built tens of thousands of US6 "Deuce and a Half" trucks for the wartime Lend-Lease program, most destined for the Soviet Union.
Heinecke Parachute: A Leap of Faith for WWI German AirmenPublished: March 01, 2012 at 4:15 pm
The Heinecke parachute proved a gamble to the first German airmen to use it, but it beat the odds of surviving a fiery plunge from the sky.
What If Werner Heisenberg Had Been a Nazi?Published: January 30, 2012 at 2:25 pm
The man who had a potential to be the world's greatest atomic physicist could have tipped power into Germany's favor.
The T-34/76: Stalin's Armored FistPublished: November 28, 2011 at 9:50 am
The top tank of the war
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