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Announcing the 2012 U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts
The U.S. Department of Education has announced the twenty 2012 U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts! At the request of The Commission on Presidential Scholars, which is appointed by the President of the United States, YoungArts is the exclusive path to U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts (PSA). Participants in the YoungArts program are the only students eligible to receive the designation of PSA, based on their artistic and academic achievements. Each year, a group of 60 PSA nominees are selected from the 150 YoungArts Finalists. From these students, 20 winners are chosen by the White House appointed Commission on Presidential Scholars and named U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts, alongside 121 other scholars at a White House ceremony.
In addition to this once in a lifetime honor, the visual and cinematic artists, photographers and writers will present their work in an exhibition at the Smithsonian American Art Museum on Sunday June 17, with the exhibition viewing starting at 5pm, and the writers' readings and cinematic arts screening at 6pm (no RSVP or tickets required). On Monday, June 18 at 8pm, the performing artists will present A Salute to the 2012 U.S. Presidential Scholars at the John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts. The performance is FREE and open to the public, but tickets are required. To reserve tickets, call the U.S. Presidential Scholars line after June 5 at (202) 401-0961 or email firstname.lastname@example.com. If you're not in the DC area, be sure to watch our livestreamed performance at the Kennedy Center at www.youngarts.org!
YoungArts MasterClass
Renée Fleming: A YoungArts MasterClass, is set to air on HBO on May 28, 2012 at 6:00pm. The special half-hour presentation, produced and directed by filmmaking team Karen Goodman and Kirk Simon, will inaugurate the second year of the acclaimed Emmy-nominated program, which premiered last season on HBO. The first episode will feature the Grammy-winning soprano Ms. Fleming as she mentors four talented young opera students – YoungArts winners – in New York City at her alma mater, Juilliard, and at her apartment.
YoungArts MasterClass presents world-class creative artists who share their art and life experiences with small groups of young artists who represent a new generation of American talent. Each edition of the program highlights the importance of mentorship, which resonates in the arts and beyond, allowing this new generation of young artists to meet and work with legends, like Renée Fleming, in the fields they aspire to pursue.
Additional upcoming specials of YoungArts MasterClass will feature such legendary artists as actress Patti LuPone, playwright John Guare, musician Bobby McFerrin, painter James Rosenquist and photographer Bruce Weber, among others.
Watch Season 1 here.
On Tuesday, April 17, Alec Baldwin, Ben Folds and Hill Harper were among the more than 500 grassroots supporters from across the nation who took to Capitol Hill to advocate for pro-arts legislation during Arts Advocacy Day.
On the eve of Arts Advocacy Day, Americans for the Arts hosted the 25th Annual Nancy Hanks Lecture on Arts & Public Policy at the John F. Kennedy Center in Washington, D.C. where seven YoungArts Alumni performed with singer/songwriter Ben Folds.
This is their rehearsal.
Watch the full performance here.
Special thanks to Ben Folds and Americans for the Arts for making this collaboration possible.
2012 YoungArts Week DVDs Now Available!
The 2012 YoungArts Week DVDs are now available for purchase! If you weren't in attendance, be sure to also check out all performances and highlights on our YouTube channel.
Blog Spotlight
Ben Folds Gives Advice to Aspiring Artists
To aspiring musical artists who have time to read this stuff: I'm often asked for advice to aspiring musicians and I'm just immature enough to take a stab at it on this flight to Boston. Really, I'm not dead sure of any of this, but here goes... if nothing else, maybe I'm thinking aloud – stuff that I need to remember for myself. Forgive any perceived tone of all-knowingness. It just comes out that way when I'm trying to make sense of it all.
"Take my advice - Don't Listen To Me" — Neil Young
+LIKE THEY USED TO SAY ON VH-1: MUSIC FIRST… read the full post, here.
Alumni Spotlight
In this month's Alumni Spotlight Video we interview Colby Minifie, 2010 YoungArts Winner in Theater, who recently starred in Close Up Space on Broadway with David Hyde Pierce and was cast as a young Sue Sylvester on the hit-TV show GLEE. Watch and find out more about her experience working with some of the biggest masters in theater, what she's working on now, and about her experience spreading the wealth of the arts abroad!
Where are They Now?
+Alice Blumenfeld (Dance, 2008) received a Fulbright Grant for 2012-2013 for a project in the creative arts. She will be traveling to Spain in September for a year to further her understanding of flamenco dance in relationship to the singing. Congratulations, Alice!
+Noah Gray (Cinematic Arts, 2010) is the Founder & Executive Director of The Virgin Voting Project – and he just launched a Kickstarter campaign for his latest documentary. Check it out,here.
+David Stewart (Voice, 2012) received the first ever Lolapolooza Berklee Scholarship – a full 4 year tuition scholarship to attend the Berklee College of Music in Boston, MA. Thanks to this scholarship, we'll also be able to see David playing in Lolapolooza, this year or the next. Stay tuned for the date!
+Congratulations to Delali Ayivor (Theater, 2011) and Victoria Ford (Writing, 2011) who were awarded summer internships at Americans for the Arts.
Are you 15-18 years old or in high school grades 10-12? We now are accepting applications for the 2013 YoungArts program!
Apply Today!
Sounds of YoungArts / 2012, the first Alumni compilation CD. Order now.
There are many ways of getting involved with YoungArts!
Learn how.
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// June 17, 2012
U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts 2012 / Exhibition and Writers' Readings
Smithsonian American Art Museum
Washington, D.C.
// June 18, 2012
U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts 2012 / Performance
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts, Concert Hall
Washington, D.C.
// January 6-12, 2013
YoungArts Week
Miami, FL
// January 12, 2013
An Affair of the Arts Performance and Gala
Miami, FL
The Arts Matter
Are you 15-18 years old or in grades 10-12? Watch this video from Alumnus Marcus Canty (Voice, 2009) on why YOU should apply to YoungArts!
Sponsor Spotlight
YoungArts recognizes Greenberg Traurig, LLC for its support of our 2012 U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts.
Greenberg Traurig, LLC has a long history providing enrichment to communities around the country through their contributions to non-profit organizations that support programs that involve youth, arts, diversity, education and leadership. The recipients of the U.S. Presidential Scholars in the Arts awards embody all of those qualities, and we are proud to have Greenberg Traurig, LLC as a partner this year as we celebrate the accomplishments of our young artists.
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SAN FRANCISCO (AFP) - Yahoo on Monday announced it had nabbed another key Google executive, naming Henrique de Castro as chief operating officer.
Mr De Castro will report directly to chief executive Marissa Mayer, who came from Google in July to help turn around the struggling Internet pioneer.
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When cities dabble in the beer business
Across the county, city halls support -- and shun -- fast-fermenting industry
Two years ago, Russ Gibbon learned that a San Diego maker of brewers' yeast planned a major expansion. As a beer drinker, he was mildly interested.
As the City of San Diego's business development manager, he was ecstatic.
"If White Labs plans to triple in size," Gibbon calculated, "that means White Labs is banking on the idea that microbrewing is going to triple in size. We need to grab as much of that as we can."
Since then, Gibbon has become an ardent wooer of breweries. To bring them to San Diego, he's expedited permits, offered zoning advice, made loans — in other words, treated them like valuable businesses.
"There's a public benefit to this," Gibbon said. "Breweries generate tax revenue, bring in jobs, revitalize older parts of the city."
Few regions in the United States are more associated with craft brewing than San Diego County. Our beer scene, led by 60-odd local breweries, has been hailed by Food & Wine and The New York Times.
But different city halls have responded to this ferment in different ways. Some, like San Diego and Vista, aggressively pursue this industry. At least one city, El Cajon, dabbled in these same malty waters before an embarrassing setback scuttled those efforts. And even in "beer-friendly" cities, some question the wisdom of encouraging this industry.
"We'd hear 'The mayor is against medical marijuana but alcohol is just fine!' We expect that," Gibbon said. "But if you support a controversial industry, you get a lot of credit from the people who are being regulated."
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If this business is controversial, it is also popular. In San Marcos last year, for example, Lost Abbey's production grew 40 percent, from about 10,000 to 14,000 barrels. "We're going to try to hold it to 20 percent next year," said brewmaster Tomme Arthur, "so we don't run out of space in our current brewery."
Such growth impresses economic development directors, municipal employees who strive to attract all manner of prosperous businesses to their cities. Breweries can play a valuable, bubbly part in a locale's economic life but not, officials insist, a privileged one.
"Our support for the brewers is similar to the support we provide other businesses," said Kevin Ham, the City of Vista's economic development director. "The help they've received is the same sort of help we offer other businesses."
Fledgling brewers may be small merchants, but many are babes in the regulatory woods. San Diego's Gibbon has helped brewers analyze building permits, assess sewage needs, help win approval for re-striped parking lots. In 2011, he untangled a problem for Ballast Point, which wanted to expand its Scripps Ranch tasting room. San Diego requires that any room larger than 750 square feet have an overhead sprinkler system. The brewery lacked one, and installing a system would have run tens of thousands of dollars
Gibbon's solution: build two adjoining tasting rooms. As each was smaller than 750 square feet and had its own exit, no sprinklers were required.


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MIAMI—Beech Street Capital and Multi Housing Advisors (MHA) are teaming up to offer multifamily investors what they are calling a competitive advantage. Will it shake up the commercial real estate financing industry?
Here's how it works: Beech Street's clients gain direct access to local broker intelligence. MHA's clients gain direct access to capital markets, providing a more efficient transaction process.
"With the level of competition for attractive properties at record levels, there is a real need among investors for a single source of authoritative market, product, and capital intelligence," says Marc Robinson, a managing partner of MHA in the firm's Charlotte, N.C., office. "This agreement between Beech Street and MHA meets that need perfectly."
The partnership's goal is more than intelligence and insight. The idea is to help multifamily investors use that intelligence to identify desirable properties and provide the well-integrated transactional and financial support investors need to seize these opportunities quickly.
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SINGAPORE (ICIS)--Asia's naphtha prices rebounded at the close of trade on Thursday, rising to near two-week high levels in response to firmer Brent crude futures.
The second-half November naphtha contract rose by $9.00/tonne (€6.66/tonne) from Wednesday to $918.50-920.50/tonne CFR (cost and freight) Japan, as Brent crude futures topped $110.00/bbl on geopolitical issues, traders said.
Naphtha prices were at the highest levels since 23 September when they closed at $927.00-929.00/tonne CFR Japan, ICIS data showed.
Meanwhile, there were four naphtha cash trades in open market session, traders said.
The spread between the second-half November/second-half December contracts was traded at a backwardation of $3/tonne and at $3.25/tonne in backwardation, traders said.
The first-half December contract changed hands at $917.00/tonne and at $918.00/tonne, they said.
The second-half November/second-half December spread widened to a backwardation of $3.25/tonne on Thursday, almost twice the backwardation of $1.75/tonne on Wednesday, ICIS data showed.
The naphtha crack spread strengthened to $94.95/tonne against Brent crude futures from $86.40/tonne a day ago, it stated.
Lessening the supply pressure was news on lower naphtha exports from India for this month and November, traders said.
India's naphtha exports are seen sliding to 750,000 tonnes in October from 800,000 tonnes in September, while the volumes would be maintained at 750,000 tonnes in November amid refinery turnarounds in the country, both planned and uplanned.
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Pa.-based Journal Register to be auctioned in 2013
Thursday - 12/20/2012, 6:45pm EST
PHILADELPHIA (AP) - The Journal Register Co. will be sold at auction early next year, the company announced Thursday.
A bankruptcy judge in New York approved the process by which the media company will be sold, with an auction to conclude by Feb. 15 and the winning bidder to be revealed Feb. 21.
Journal Register filed for bankruptcy protection in September for the second time in three years and hopes to reduce pensions and other costs through a quick sale of the media company's assets.
The company, based in Yardley, has 18 newspapers and other media properties in 10 states, including the New Haven Register in Connecticut, The Oakland Press in Pontiac, Mich., and The Daily Local News in West Chester.
A company called Digital First Media currently operates Journal Register along with MediaNews Group.
Digital First said a bid was filed by 21st CMH Acquisition Co., an affiliate of funds managed by Alden Global Capital LLC.
Alden, a New York hedge fund, acquired Journal Register last year. Alden has been investing in distress sales of various newspaper and media concerns, including Philadelphia Newspapers, in recent years.
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Well-wishes piling up as Kolender steps down
The past weeks have been something of a whirlwind for Sheriff Bill Kolender. He has been honored by the city, the district attorney, the state Department of Justice and so many community groups he can't count them.
Friends and supporters from years past have been dropping by his office. Earlier, he traveled to the state Capitol to receive a special commendation from the Assembly.
"I've got a stack of letters — 100 or so — you can't respond to every one of them," Kolender said yesterday in one of his last interviews as an elected official. "I didn't think it would be this much."
The longtime sheriff, who briefly walked away from public service in 1988 after 13 years as San Diego police chief, closes out his 50-plus years in law enforcement today.
Undersheriff Bill Gore, a longtime family friend, will be sworn in as the 29th sheriff of San Diego County at a 9 a.m. ceremony.
Almost everywhere Kolender has gone since he announced his retirement in April, people have stopped to shake his hand and tell him about his lasting impact across the community.
Kolender, a former San Diego patrolman who at 40 became the youngest chief in department history, was sent by voters to the sheriff's seat in 1994 to remake a department badly shaken by his one-term predecessor.
He was re-elected without serious competition three times.
Now the craggy lawman with a lifetime of stories is retiring — on his own terms.
"I think it's a good thing for the department," Kolender said.
At 74, Kolender is confronting more than retirement. His wife of 28 years, Lois, is in less-than-full health, and he wants to spend time with her. He's considering a handful of business ventures and some volunteer opportunities, but he also wants to see more of his grandchildren — and the world.
Yesterday morning, Kolender and his wife were at the County Administration Center to apply for passports. They have a cruise planned this summer, and he talked about revisiting Tahiti, or Alaska.
"You have to focus on the things that are most important in your life — wife, kids, grandkids," said Kolender, who wore jeans and a light-blue blazer on his penultimate day as sheriff.
San Diego Mayor Jerry Sanders, himself a former police chief who worked under Kolender, said one of his best impressions of his one-time boss was made decades ago, when the city's school board recruited Kolender to help develop a desegregation plan for the district.
"That was a real tribute to him personally and the atmosphere he had created at the Police Department," Sanders said. "He has been huge in terms of law enforcement, not just here but around the country."


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See her letters (ed. by V. Dickinson, 1919).
Dickinson spent almost all her life in her birthplace. Her father was a prominent lawyer who was active in civic affairs. His three children (Emily; a son, Austin; and another daughter, Lavinia) thus had the opportunity to meet many distinguished visitors. Emily Dickinson attended Amherst Academy irregularly for six years and Mount Holyoke Seminary for one, and in those years lived a normal life filled with friendships, parties, church, and housekeeping. Before she was 30, however, she began to withdraw from village activities and gradually ceased to leave home at all. While she corresponded with many friends, she eventually stopped seeing them. She often fled from visitors and eventually lived as a virtual recluse in her father's house. As a mature woman, she was intense and sensitive and was exhausted by emotional contact with others.
Even before her withdrawal from the world Dickinson had been writing poetry, and her creative peak seems to have been reached in the period from 1858 to 1862. She was encouraged by the critic Thomas Wentworth Higginson, her chosen reader and an advocate who may never have fully comprehended her genius but who, through their considerable correspondence, helped make her aware of events in the world beyond Amherst, and by Helen Hunt Jackson, who believed she was a great poet. Nonetheless, Dickinson published only seven poems during her lifetime. Her mode of existence, although circumscribed, was evidently satisfying, even essential, to her. After her death in 1886, Lavinia Dickinson discovered over 1,000 poems in her sister's bureau. For too long Dickinson was treated less as a serious artist than as a romantic figure who had renounced the world after a disappointment in love. This legend, based on conjecture, distortion, and even fabrication, has plagued even some of her modern biographers.
While Dickinson wrote love poetry that indicates a strong attachment, it has proved impossible to know the object of her feelings, or even how much was fed by her poetic imagination. The chief tension in her work comes from a different source: her inability to accept the orthodox religious faith of her day and her longing for its spiritual comfort. Immortality she called "the flood subject," and she alternated confident statements of belief with lyrics of despairing uncertainty that were both reverent and rebellious. Her verse, noted for its aphoristic style, its wit, its delicate metrical variation and irregular rhymes, its directness of statement, and its bold and startling imagery, has won enormous acclaim and had a great influence on 20th-century poetry.
Dickinson's posthumous fame began when Mabel Loomis Todd and Higginson edited and published two volumes of poems (1890, 1891) and some of her correspondence (2 vol., 1894). Other editions of verse followed, many of which were marred by unskillful and unnecessary editing. A definitive edition of her works did not appear until the 1950s, when T. H. Johnson published her poems (3 vol., 1955) and letters (3 vol., 1958); only then was serious study of her work possible. Dickinson scholarship was further advanced by R. W. Franklin's variorum edition of her poetry (3 vol., 1998).
See also R. W. Franklin, ed., Manuscript Books of Emily Dickinson (1981) and Master Letters of Emily Dickinson (1986). Valuable biographies of Dickinson include G. F. Wicher, This Was a Poet (1938, repr. 1980); M. T. Bingham, Emily Dickinson: A Revelation (1954) and Emily Dickinson's Home (1955, repr. 1967); J. Leyda, Years and Hours of Emily Dickinson (2 vol., 1960, repr. 1970); R. B. Sewall, The Life of Emily Dickinson (2 vol., 1974); C. G. Wolff, Emily Dickinson (1986); and A. Habegger, My Wars Are Laid Away in Books (2001). Among the many studies of Dickinson are those by C. R. Anderson (1960), A. J. Gelpi (1965), D. J. M. Higgins (1967), W. R. Sherwood (1968), S. Wolosky (1984), B. L. St. Armand (1986), J. Farr (1992), and B. Wineapple (2008).
See her autobiography, Growing Pains (1946).
See D. Bennett Emily Davies and the Liberation of Women, 1830-1921 (1990).
There were 368 households out of which 21.7% had children under the age of 18 living with them, 58.4% were married couples living together, 4.3% had a female householder with no husband present, and 33.7% were non-families. 30.7% of all households were made up of individuals and 17.4% had someone living alone who was 65 years of age or older. The average household size was 2.30 and the average family size was 2.85.
In the city the population was spread out with 22.4% under the age of 18, 4.8% from 18 to 24, 19.1% from 25 to 44, 29.0% from 45 to 64, and 24.6% who were 65 years of age or older. The median age was 48 years. For every 100 females there were 102.6 males. For every 100 females age 18 and over, there were 99.1 males.
The median income for a household in the city was $34,276, and the median income for a family was $37,750. Males had a median income of $30,000 versus $23,068 for females. The per capita income for the city was $17,854. About 3.9% of families and 7.7% of the population were below the poverty line, including 9.9% of those under age 18 and 9.5% of those age 65 or over.


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These are the words every parent waits to hear -- and the first time your child tells you she loves you is unforgettable. It usually happens sometime between 18 and 24 months, although at first your child may just be mimicking your own words. But eventually she'll come to understand what the words mean from the warm smile and voice you use when you say it to the way your face lights up when she says it to you. Once your child grasps the concept of love, introduce him to other feelings like happy, sad, and angry. The more a toddler can label his feelings, the more he'll learn to express and manage them. For example, if he starts crying when you turn off the TV, you might say, "I know you're sad because you'd like to watch another show, but you'll be happy when we get to the park and see our friends." --Leslie Gross Klaff
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Haddock With Lemon Noodles
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|4 Cup (64 tbs)
|1 Tablespoon
|Whole black peppercorns
|2 Teaspoon
|1 Small, cut into wedges
|1⁄2 Small, thinly sliced
|Celery pieces
|4 (2 Inch Long)
|Bay leaf
|Frozen haddock/Cod
|2 Pound, partially thawed
|Melted butter
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Teaspoon (For Garnish)
|Lemon pasta dough
|1 Cup (16 tbs), cut in noodles, cooked, drained
|2 Tablespoon
|Dried dill weed
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|For lemon butter sauce
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|Freshly squeezed lemon juice
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|Minced fresh parsley
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Prepare Lemon-Butter Sauce; set aside.
In a medium saucepan, bring water, salt, peppercorns, onion, lemon, celery and bay leaf to a boil.
Cut partially thawed haddock or cod into small pieces.
Carefully place fish into boiling water mixture.
Bring back to a boil.
Simmer 8 to 10 minutes.
Carefully remove fish from hot water with a slotted spoon.
Place fish on greased broiler pan; brush with melted butter.
Broil 4 inches from heat, about 3 minutes.
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Sprinkle with paprika.
Place hot cooked lemon noodles in a serving dish.
Toss noodles with 2 tablespoons butter.
Sprinkle with dill weed for garnish.
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Its called C-Span and I started often watching it and it has all these "behind the scenes" meetings on issues like Iraq, Supreme Court ruling, relations between America and Russia and other interesting events.
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Roush Fenway Racing announces Ryan Reed as the driver of the No. 16 American Diabetes Association Drive to Stop Diabetes SM presented by Lilly Diabetes Ford Mustang for the 2014 NASCAR Nationwide Series season
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Kyle Busch took his second win of the weekend, this time in the NNS race. Can he pull the triple tomorrow in the Sprint Cup race?
Carl Edwards on Sprint Cup, Brad Keselowski on Nationwide and Ross Chastain on Camping World Truck.
Brian Scott held the lead until Brad Keselowski came from behind for the Virginia 529 College Savings 250, the 1000th Nationwide Series race in history.
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Harvick did dominate the NASCAR Nationwide race in Atlanta but he did feel the pressure of Kyle Busch toward the end of tonight's race.
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In this memorandum opinion, the Delaware Court of Chancery denied defendant's motion to dismiss, finding that plaintiffs had standing and sufficiently pled their breach of contract claim.
Defendant, Spanish Broadcasting System ("Spanish Broadcasting"), is a Delaware corporation. Plaintiffs are shareholders of defendant's Series B Preferred Stock ("Series B"). This dispute arose from the parties' differing interpretations of defendant's obligations under Section 7 of the Certificate of Designations Setting Forth the Voting Power, Preferences and Relative, Participating, Optional and Other Special Rights and Qualifications, Limitations and Restrictions of the 10 3/4% Series B Cumulative Exchangeable, Redeemable Preferred Stock of Spanish Broadcasting System, Inc. ("Section 7").
Under Section 7, Series B holders could require Spanish Broadcasting to repurchase their shares on October 15, 2013. Spanish Broadcasting's failure to repurchase these shares causes a Voting Rights Triggering Event ("VRTE") that gives Series B shareholders the right to fill seats on Spanish Broadcasting's board of directors and to block its incurrence of certain types of debt. Section 7 also provides that Spanish Broadcasting (1) can only repurchase Series B shares using legally available funds and (2) shall take all actions required or permitted under the DGCL to repurchase such shares.
On October 15, 2013, holders of virtually all of the Series B shares sought to exercise their repurchase rights under Section 7. After repurchasing a small number of these shares, defendant claimed it lacked sufficient legally available funds, thereby triggering a VRTE. Plaintiffs argued that defendant breached its Section 7 obligations by failing to take all actions required or permitted under the DGCL—such as selling assets, issuing additional equity, or taking on new debt—to acquire additional legally available funds.
Spanish Broadcasting sought a dismissal of the complaint on the grounds of lack of standing and failure to state a claim upon which relief may be granted. In determining that plaintiffs had standing, the Court relied upon 6 Del. C. § 8-302(a), which provides that the purchaser of a security acquires all rights in such security. The Court found that plaintiffs, as purchasers of Series B shares, acquired all right in these shares and could therefore require defendant to repurchase them under Section 7.
The Court also determined that plaintiffs sufficiently pled a breach of contract claim. The Court first rejected plaintiffs' claim to the extent that it relied upon the assertion that Section 7 required Spanish Broadcasting to take all actions required or permitted under the DGCL to generate legally available funds. Instead, the Court found that Section 7 only required defendant to comply with the DGCL when repurchasing Series B shares. The Court, however, determined that plaintiffs sufficiently pled a breach of contract claim by alleging that defendant failed to correctly calculate legally available funds for such repurchasing.
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My Thoughts: Communication halts fear that fuels hate
I'll never truly understand why someone would sneak around in the middle of the night distributing invitations to join the Loyal White Knights of the Ku Klux Klan — in Memphis or any other city. But I think I know where the idea starts.
It starts in fear — fear of the other, fear of the different. Wendi Thomas had it right when she quoted Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. in her Jan. 6 column in The Commercial Appeal responding to news of the Klan's late-night flier drop: "People fail to get along because they fear each other; they fear each other because they don't know each other; they don't know each other because they have not communicated with each other."
I know fear is part of the human condition. But as someone who has watched thousands of young people face fears, put aside differences and grow as leaders, I also know that fear never has to be the final word.
Like countless other Memphians I did a double take when I heard the Klan had been leaving fliers in driveways. I was stunned to know the Klan was still out there. Of course, anyone can Google the group and see that it still exists. It's just that I don't spend time Googling the KKK. The Klan is still doing what it does. But for me and the thousands of young people the nonprofit organization Bridges works with each year, it doesn't matter. We're moving on.
At 34, I've been involved with Bridges more than half my life. I became a Bridge Builder in 1992, when the program to develop young people's leadership and collaborative skills was just four years old. I graduated from Central High School in 1996 and since then I've served on the Bridge Builders summer work crew, done several internships and worked as program coordinator, assistant director and now director.
Working with young people is my life. I know that the fear that drives the Klan isn't limited solely to those trying to protect "white America." I've seen fear in the eyes of thousands of young men and women who take part in Bridge Builders — some willingly, some reluctantly. It was in my eyes when I moved from my all-black environment into the Bridge Builders environment and the most diverse group I'd ever interacted with. It was shocking. I didn't know anyone.
It didn't happen overnight, but the experience helped me see my value, learn to trust others and work past fear. It had such an impact that I made Bridge Builders my career, and my wife and I are molding our children in the ways of Bridge Builders.
Now I'm not so naive as to think that race doesn't matter. Race will always be relevant in our society. But I'm convinced that for young people — at least the ones I come in contact with daily — race is simply not the primary thing on their minds when they consider other people. Maybe it's evolution, maybe it's the interconnected web of social media. But I believe race just doesn't hold the same power over young people that it did in earlier decades.
Fear, on the other hand, is another matter. I remember a summer conference a few years ago when two young men assigned as roommates approached me with a request. One was from Christian Brothers High School, the other from Melrose High School. One was white and one was black. One wanted to talk and the other didn't. They had nothing in common. They were afraid.
They asked me to assign them different roommates. After a week of intense activities with their groups — learning how to solve problems, learning about each other and about themselves — they thanked me for saying no.
That story is far from unique. For 25 years, Bridge Builders has helped young people build relationships across racial and social divides, have courageous and healing conversations and develop leadership skills for collaboratively solving problems.
Last year Bridges began to expand the program to engage more youths in Memphis. I am happy to say that it's easier than ever before for young people to take part in these life-changing programs — including our celebration of King's legacy on Monday.
A guy calling himself Edward the Exalted Cyclops sounds scary. But Klan fliers in driveways and arguments over a granite marker in a park honoring Nathan Bedford Forrest are nothing to be afraid of. Don't believe me? Ask a Bridge Builder.
Mario Hendrix is director of the Bridge Builders program at Bridges in Memphis. For information, visit bridgesusa.org.
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KAPOLEI, HI- Custom wood interiors form the basis of an expanding chain of cabinetry and closets showrooms launched by wood products manufacturer Art Source, Inc.
Combining Exotic Woodlines custom cabinetry with franchises of California Closets and The Sliding Door, Hawaii's Art Source, Inc. is leveraging its wood picture frame manufacturing business into a network of lifestyle interior centers.
Art Source, Inc. operates a 43,000 square foot picture frame manufacturing facility, sold through its retail chain of Pictures Plus.
Art Source, Inc. has now converted three of its seven Pictures Plus stores into Plus Interiors, a design center mini-mall that includes showrooms for its Exotic Woodlines custom cabinetry, California Closets franchises, The Sliding Door Company retail showroom, along with its Pictures Plus wood picture frames and sandals and gifts retailing.
Owners Kent and Lori Untermann launched Pictures Plus manufacturing operations in Hawaii in 1988. The company now offers home décor, customizable gifts, furniture, custom cabinetry and kitchen designs, closet and storage solutions, and sliding doors and room dividers.
Kent Unterman told Pacific Business News he plans on transforming all Picures Plus locations into the Plus Interior design centers.
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Carl Hagelin, even better than you think. As the Rangers struggle to score goals, it is sometimes important to look past raw point and goal totals and give every player an even playing field. In hockey, that means taking counting stats like goals and making them into a goals (and points) per 60 minutes of ice time. A hockey game (generally) lasts 60 minutes, and since ice time varies by player, this puts everyone on an equal playing field to measure contribution based on ice time. The theory here is that players who get more ice time will score more, thus their counting stats will be higher. Making this a "per 60″ stat eliminates that variable. To get a good gauge on how ice time really affects this, we first need to look at the raw totals for the Rangers (for players who have played at least 20 games) in addition to the evened out ratios per 60 minutes of ice time. The table below has some interesting results. First, let's sort the table in terms of goals: Goals Points G...
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Graphical representation of the amino acid variation between H2A.Z-1 and H2A.Z-2 variants. A Protein logos representation of the overall amino acid variation at each position of the alignment of H2A.Z-1 and H2A.Z-2 variants from vertebrates. The size of the bars is proportional to the frequency for a given amino acid and the overall height is proportional to the conservation of the sites. Colors were assigned to amino acids according to their physical and chemical structural characteristics (red, acidic; blue, basic; green, polar uncharged; purple, nonpolar hydrophobic). B Tertiary structures modeled for H2A.Z-1, H2A.Z-2 and H2A.Z-e from early chordates are shown below the protein logos representation, indicating the quality of the modeling process based on amino acid energies (gromos) and the compatibility of the 3D atomic models with the corresponding protein sequences (verify3d) at each amino acid position. Residues encompassing variation in the energy environment of the atomic model, including polymorphic positions between H2A.Z-1/H2A.Z-2 and H2A.Z-e from early chordates (indicated below in red) are highlighted in the 3D figures as well as in the nearby graphs.
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Ronaldo turned home crosses from Benzema and Carvajal to take his La Liga tally to 25 goals this season.
Malaga win helped Real surpass their previous best of 15 successive wins in all competitions set in 1960-61 and 2011-12.
Things looked bleak for Benzema last October, when he was dropped by Deschamps after going 15 international games without scoring.
France, whose 2010 campaign was marred by strikes and strife, show unity in their destruction of the Swiss
Champions League holders Bayern suffer 1-0 loss at the Benabeu after French striker scores for Real Madrid.
Benzema will return at centre forward with Ronaldo on the left and winger Gareth Bale on the right.
Real lost Marcelo to injury before Mario fired Villarreal back into the contest as the home team sat back.
Benzema and Ribery's lawyers said they were confident the players would be cleared of all charges.
Known collectively as 'BBC', the trio cost Real more than three times the value of Betis squad.
Goals from Karim Benzema and Jese led Real Madrid to a 2-0 win over Osasuna.
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Trail 6 is three miles from the entrance to San Onofre State Beach, near the twin domes of the San Onofre Nuclear Generating Station and nearly 60 miles from downtown San Diego. These days, it's easy to find on the Internet.
Yesterday, lifeguards occasionally drove by the nude sunbathers but never left their truck, driving off to check on the much larger part of the beach where clothing wasn't as optional.
They wouldn't discuss the nudity issue, saying they'd been instructed not to.
Some nude sunbathers also declined to talk to a reporter, but others did talk, requesting their names not be published for fear of reprisal by park rangers or at their jobs.
One 58-year-old Dana Point woman, who was celebrating her 30th wedding anniversary with her husband, said they have visited the beach weekly for years. She said not even a state win in the legal fight would be enough to stop 200 people from baring it all on the beach on a busy weekend.
"I don't think this one little beach and a couple hundred naked people will be very high on anyone's priority list," she said.
A 49-year-old man from central Orange County said a ban would lead him to travel farther south to the equally private and relaxed Black's Beach in La Jolla — patrolled by San Diego city lifeguards — or to look for nude sunbathing spots inland. Or he might just stay close to a fence that separates the Trail 6 beach from adjacent federal land.
That way he could cross the boundary to the federal jurisdiction when a state agent tried to tell him to cover up.
"You can only put a fence so far out into the water," he said.
Several sunbathers said they have donated money to the legal fight.
A couple in their 50s from Hemet, "card-carrying nudists" who have been married for 28 years, said they are typical of people who can be found at Trail 6.
"These aren't teeny-boppers," the man said. "These are middle-aged people."
Told that another couple was celebrating their 30th anniversary down the beach, they said that's something they'd consider doing.
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First, is there some way that we can find out who is giving us reputation points?
Second, there seems to be a limit on the number of smilies used in a given post. Is there some way to increase that number? I like to use smilies. :D :monkey:
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First, is there some way that we can find out who is giving us reputation points?
Second, there seems to be a limit on the number of smilies used in a given post. Is there some way to increase that number? I like to use smilies. :D :monkey:
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You can check your reputation by going into your User CP, tells you their name and a short message.
They can change the # of allowable smilies by changing the number of allowable inline images, I believe.
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Reputation will be explained in an FAQ very soon. The purpose is to allow others to help moderate the boards. If your Reputation mojo drops to a certain level, you won't be able to post in all forums.
Lots of safeguards are built in, so you can't keep giving the same person positive (or negative for that matter) reputation over and over.
The more you post and the higher your personal reputation, the more your reputation votes mean when you give them, and the more often the system will allow you to vote on reputation.
No worries, all will be explained later. For now, if someone is being a really good board member, give them some positive reputation and just know that your comments are going to a good cause.
If you see someone being a rude ***, and you think they are doing it on purpose, give them negative points. Chances are that everyone else will be doing the same thing and it will help suppress them from continuing with their negativity from fear of being automaticly suspended from the boards. All without a moderator ever having to make a judgement.
True self-moderation. At least in theory. :D
Thank you for the explanation. The theory behind it is well thought out.
Now about those smilies... ;)
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So, Dusty, we could, theoritically, do a mass de-reputationization on all the admin, effectively giving us free reign on the boards?
Not that I would ever organize such a thing... :rolleyes:
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We'd just ban all of you instead.
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Damn it.
I hate loopholes. :D
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Doesn't work on the Admins, but I think it does on the Mods (When we finally get around to assigning them).
Reputation is a two way street. Positive actions are met with positive rewards and negative actions are met with an appropriate response as well. If one or two people gang up to ding someone's virtual karma, it won't really do much harm. But if someone is really being a jerk on the boards, everyone will see it, and the consequences can be much more defined.
And there will always be Moderators and Admins around if something terrible happens. Although, we really want to be a mainly group moderated boards.
I think the reputation system will allow that to happen.
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Christine Wojtalewski, owner and operator of Chris' Flowers Etc., located at 141 First Street, Liverpool, has pleaded guilty to a felony larceny charge in connection with the theft of more than $110,000 in sales tax collected from her customers for a period of seven years.
The plea was announced April 8 by New York State Department of Taxation and Finance Acting Commissioner Jamie Woodward.
Wojtalewski, 45, of 5014 Homeview Dr., Liverpool, appeared in Onondaga County Court before the Honorable Anthony F. Aloi and pleaded guilty to one count of grand larceny in the second degree in satisfaction of a multiple count indictment. Wojtalewski's sentencing is scheduled for May 15, during which time she faces up to 15 years in state prison.
Chris' Flowers Etc., a florist shop, came to the attention of the State Tax Department when state tax investigators found that the shop had been collecting sales tax for many years but had never registered to collect the tax, filed a sales tax return, or remitted any of the tax collected to the State. The Department determined that Wojtalewski had collected $114,353 in sales tax between June 1, 2001 and Aug. 31, 2008, that she failed to report or pay to the state.
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Price goes up to Rs.35-40 a piece depending on size, quality
Retail price of edible sugarcane, an integral part of Pongal festivities, remains on the upswing for the second year running in the city markets, ahead of the festival.
The juicy and black sugarcane variety, a must at every household celebrating the harvest festival, was sold at Rs.250 a bunch (10 canes) at the Gandhi Market, the main wholesale market in the city, on Saturday. Last year, the starting price was Rs.200 a bunch at the market.
Many traders at the market sell the sugarcane only in bunches, which are largely purchased by retail sellers from other parts of the city, and Tiruchi and neighbouring districts.
Retail traders sell the sugarcane at Rs.30 a piece. But this again is the minimum price and depending on the size and quality the price goes up to Rs.35-40 a piece. However, the price at the markets tends to fluctuate depending on the arrivals. "The price will depend on the arrivals. If arrivals increased during the day, the prices may come down as there will be no takers for this cane variety after the festival," said Anand, who was selling the cane growing in his field at Kallakurichi, at the Gandhi Market on Saturday. Elangovan, another trader at the market, attributed the increase to the hike in the field price of the sugarcane. However, farmers' representatives dispute the contention. "Farmers get just an average of Rs.15 to 20 a piece," said A.Nagarajan, president, Tamil Nadu Horticulture Crop Producers Association, although he conceded that farmers have been forced to raise the price owing to increase in input costs.
Traders contend that the quality of the cane has not been good this year and sugarcane with fewer nodes fetch lesser price. Mr.Nagarajan attributes this to the lack of rain and poor knowledge on proper cultivation practices among farmers. "The crop requires micro nutrients, but most farmers do not apply them owing lack of knowledge and proper guidance. Most farmers raising the variety use pumpsets for irrigation and the absence of rain this year has also impacted on the quality of the cane," he says.
There has been a gradual decline in the area of cultivation of the edible variety of sugarcane as it requires constant tending right through the crop duration of 10 months. In Tiruchi district, the edible variety of sugarcane is largely cultivated in and around Tiruvalarsolai, Uttmaraseeli, Panayapuram and Thuraiyur areas. Until a few years back, many farmers in Posampatti, Ettarai and Koppu, villages in the outskirts of the city, were raising the edible variety of sugarcane. But they have all stopped now. Farmers do not go in for large scale cultivation of this variety as even a minor shortcoming in tending the crop could result in crop getting affected and they could suffer losses.
Traders at Gandhi Market too say that arrivals have been poor till Saturday. But Agriculture Department officials said that there has been no significant drop in the area of cultivation of the edible variety of sugarcane in the district. "Normally, this variety is raised in about 250 acres in the district and this year too the same extent has been covered," an official of the department said.


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Sara Sampaio my Portuguese virtual lover showed up in a deep plunging neckline, Amber Heard looked like ninety billion dollars of amazing side boob, the usually demure January Jones was flashing enticing cleavage, Blake Lively had hew new mom boobs pushed up in red, and so much more. I'm not sure if anybody actually stayed for the movies. I would've been content with popcorn and ogle worthy position on the lineup of special cinematic babes decked out in their skin revealing finest. There ought to be a festival just for that. Though we can skip Tribeca, how about everybody back to my place where a man appreciates the finer arts. So much goodness. Enjoy.
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The plant will process waste material up to 250 tonnes
Coimbatore Corporation is considering a proposal put forward by a consultant to install a debris management plant at Rs. 12 crore. According to sources in the civic body, the consultant has suggested that it construct the plant with a capacity to process debris up to 250 tonnes.
The Coimbatore Corporation at present collects anywhere between 100 — 200 tonnes of debris a day. The exact amount of debris collected in a day is not known as no scientific estimation has been made.
The sources say that the Corporation will provide land for the contractor who it will engage to install the plant. It will be on the build, own, operate and transfer model.
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The sources say that the Corporation is also planning to privatise the transport operations in such a way that the contractor operating the plant will pay the transport contractor based on the quantity of debris. And while doing so, the civic body also plans to have five debris collection points — one each a zone.
At the plant, the debris will be cleaned — plastics, wood and polythene will be removed, segregated into bricks, brick-rich blocks and concrete and then sent for either dry process or wet process, where it will be broken down into pieces of varying sizes.
The broken down pieces will then be process and manufactured into kerb stones, hollow blocks, cement blocks, pavement blocks, etc. Or, it will be sold as such. The sources say that from the date of grant of order for erecting the plant, the contractor will take eight months. The Corporation will have to provide land — around 10 acres and infrastructure like roads, nominate a nodal officer for smooth operation of the project, provide water supply and ensure collection and transportation of waste and render assistance in selling the end product.
The cost works out to around Rs. 526 a tonne.
The sources say that the Corporation has passed a resolution in this regard, has also proposed to hike the debris charges while granting building plan approval, is in the process of creating awareness among residents, has held talks with builders and property promoters and done much more.
Once the State Government gives approval, the Corporation will go ahead with the work in full swing. And as and when the plant comes into operation, the city's residents will not see debris on tank bunds and alongside roads.
Keywords: Coimbarore corportation, building debris, debris processing