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Patricia Keightley
Patricia John Keightley died on September 27, 2012 at The Summit at Lakeway, outside Austin, Texas, where she had resided for four years.
Patricia was born in Canton, Illinois on July 16, 1916. Her mother was early Houston artist Grace Spaulding John and her father was Alfred Morgan John, great-great-grandson of General Sam Houston. In 1921, Patricia came to live in Houston, where she attended Albert Sidney Johnston Junior High School and San Jacinto High School. She became interested in music and studied the harp with Annie Louise David in San Francisco, California; Kathryn Julyé at Mills College, California; and master harpist Carlos Salzedo at the Curtis Institute of Music, Philadelphia. In 1941, she graduated from Rice Institute (now Rice University) with a B.A. in English.
Under her professional name, Patricia John had a distinguished career concertizing, teaching, and composing music for the harp. Although primarily a solo performer, she was Principal Harpist for the Springfield, Illinois, Civic Orchestra, 1947-8; Galveston, Texas, Civic Symphony, 1952-4; and Associate Harpist with the Houston Symphony Orchestra in 1955-6, where she played under the baton of Leopold Stokowski, Howard Hanson, and Villa Lobos. She gave concerts in venues as diverse as the inaugural ball of Franklin D. Roosevelt and the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, as well as at innumerable harp congresses. She founded the Houston Chapter and San Jacinto Chapter of the American Harp Society and served as President of the San Jacinto Chapter. She also served the American Harp Society as Editor and public relations director for the city of New York.
In addition to 26 compositions for the harp, Patricia John published two books on noted 19th century French harpist R.N.C. Bochsa; translations from the French of works by Bochsa; a translation from the French of a biography of Jean Baptiste Krumpholtz, another French harpist of the 19th century; and 34 articles for a variety of harp journals. She also created oil paintings, etchings, charcoal drawings and watercolors.
In 1957, she married Frank Geoffrey Keightley of Royal Dutch Shell Oil. Traveling extensively, they lived in such diverse places as the West Indies, South America, Indonesia and New York City. For much of her life, her home was in Houston.
She is survived by her daughters Patricia Spaulding Keightley of Little Rock, Arkansas and Pamela Sturtevant Keightley of Austin, Texas; her grandchildren Katherine Nell Bolding, Frank Milton Bolding, and Andrea Elisabeth Hughes; and her great-grandson Adrian Antares Hughes; and by her brother John Spaulding John and his children and grandchildren.
A private memorial service will be held at a later date.
Published in Houston Chronicle on Dec. 2, 2012


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Department of Horticultural Science Newsletter Summer 2004 North Carolina State University, Raleigh, NC 27695-7609 http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/hort_sci/ News from the Department Head associations. I recently returned from six days in Julia Kornegay Dallas where I attended the annual conference of the American Association of Botanical It is rather quiet in Kilgore Hall these days with Gardens and Arboreta. For the last two years, I most of our students away for the summer. have served as secretary of the AABGA Board Spring graduation for the Horticultural of Trustees and on the Executive Committee. A Science Department was a festive and happy number of our faculty will be giving talks at the occasion. About 200 family and friends joined American Society of Horticultural Science us at the Ruby McSwain Center for the May annual meeting in July. I will be participating 15th Diploma Presentation Ceremony. Andy on a panel to discuss the status of regional Bell and Todd Lasseigne successfully horticultural programs at US universities. We completed their Ph.D. degrees; Amy Williams have several examples of successful regional and Melissa Brown (in absentia) finished their programs in our department. M.S. degrees; and 20 undergraduate students (see below) received B.S. degrees. Bryce Lane and Stu Warren are both on six- Congratulations to all!! Horticultural Science month sabbatical leave. It began in Italy with graduates are a lucky group. Not only are they the summer international field trip for 12 able to find good jobs (many go on to start their horticulture students to visit botanical gardens, own businesses), but they can look forward to a arboreta, and private estates in Italy. What a lifetime of enjoyment of working with plants great opportunity this is for our students to see and an enhanced appreciation for the natural and experience horticulture in other parts of the environment. world! B.S. degrees were awarded to: Bree Ann We have a number of horticulture field days and Allison, Kristen Nicole Cook, Jason Bryan other events across the state this summer: Galloway, Michael Elliott Jones, Wendy Marie - Strawberry Field Day, Clayton (May 5) - Landscape Field Day, Arboretum & Hort. Field Lab (May 19) Kanable, Seth Aaron Levkoff, Ben Paul Maley, - Nursery Short Course, JC Raulston Arboretum (June 15-16) Amy Elizabeth McBryde, Judith Virginia - Cucumber field trial visit, Clinton (June 24) Morgan-Davis, Jennifer Michele Pate, Cara Lee - Specialty Crops, Kinston (July 13) - Landscape Color Field Day at the Arboretum (July 21) Rose, Nicholas Peter Sagan, Daniel Lee Shires, - Apple and Specialty Crops, Fletcher (July 22) Sean Michael Simmons, Ashley Jean Smith, - Fresh Market Tomato Field Day, Fletcher (August 5) Christopher Alan Smith, Jack Carlton - Ornamentals Twilight Field Day, Hort. Field Lab (Sept. 17) - Sweetpotato Field Day (October) Templeton II, Robert Nicholas Waddell, David Garett West, and Jennifer Lane Yarbrough. Amidst all these events, many of our faculty and staff will take a few days of vacation with You would also be hard pressed to find many families and friends. I'm looking forward to a faculty in Kilgore Hall these days. Those who week at the beach! Best wishes to all for a safe have commodity-based research and extension and relaxing summer vacation. programs are conducting field trials on research stations and farms across the state. Summer is Amy Williams won the departmental logo also the time when many of our faculty attend contest with a logo featuring a brick shape and annual meetings of professional societies and flowery letters. Departmental Highlight Todd Wehner The tomato breeding program run by Randy Gardner helps growers sustain and increase production and profitability through improved cultivars. Consumers benefit from Plant breeding is a web site maintained by improvements in fruit quality and diversity in Todd Wehner for information on the types of fresh-market tomatoes. Disease interdepartmental plant breeding program at NC resistance genes incorporated into cultivated State. It has been revised and given a newer types from wild germplasm will benefit tomato appearance recently with help from Chris production and cultivar development Glenn; see: worldwide. For tomato breeding, see: http://cuke.hort.ncsu.edu/breeding/ http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/fletcher/programs/tom ato/ People in the News Todd Wehner The departmental web page dealing with HS People in the News is updated periodically, and is available for you to browse at: http://www.cals.ncsu.edu/hort_sci/news/hspplne ws04.html. Alumni News Todd Wehner For Randy Gardner, see: http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/fletcher/staff/rgardner/ Sergio Carballo (MS, 1993) returned to NCSU for a short visit April 5. Sergio got his degree under the direction of Sylvia Blankenship, with Interesting Web Sites Doug Sanders providing assistance. He was amazed at the changes, with new greenhouses, Mary Peet Centennial Campus, the additional 100,000 people in Raleigh, and other things. Sergio is Fertilizer Mixing Calculator by Brian A. Krug, Brian E. Whipker, and Mary Peet. employed at INIA in Montevideo, Uruguay as a postharvest researcher and owns a fresh cut FERTCALC, a Microsoft Excel–based program (launched summer 2003) is a companion to salad company that services the Montevideo area. He was in the US to attend the First World PGRCALC. It was designed to assist growers Congress on Organic Food at Michigan State in calculating fertilizer mixtures with precision University, where he gave a presentation on and ease; see: Organic Food Safety Issues and Attitudes in http://www.ces.ncsu.edu/depts/hort/floriculture/ software/FERTCALC.htm Latin America. While at NCSU, Sergio visited with Doug Sanders and Dennis Osborne about their food safety education program and possible cooperation, and talked with Sylvia Blankenship, CALS and Maria Correa, Vet 2 Med, about postharvest and food safety Study Commission to obtain a master plan for interests and possible cooperation between the remaining Dix property, after which some of NCSU and INIA. He was able to visit old the land will be sold or preserved as Raleigh's professors like Mason Pharr and Jim Ballington. version of Central Park. Sergio is one of 4 INIA researchers to get a MS from our department. Julia Kornegay was a guest lecturer (see photo) in Doug Sanders' postharvest physiology class in spring semester on the topic of the business of importing flowers. Faculty News David Monks Nancy Creamer received a Kellogg grant for improved hog production in North Carolina. Dick Bir is now emeritus faculty member; his position will be advertised at the assistant professor level. Wayne Buhler was promoted to Associate Professor with tenure. Will Hooker's HS 400 studio completed a Mary Peet traveled to the Guangzhou sculpture titled, "Seussian Dew Drops" that was Agricultural Institute in Guangzhou, Guangdong the stage decoration for the Park Class of 2004 province, China (formerly known as Canton) to symposium on creativity, put on March 25th in present a series of lectures on organic Stewart Theater. The sculpture then moved to production techniques in the greenhouse and the front of Kilgore Hall for a couple of weeks, field. Guangzhou is in the southeastern part of and now resides at the JCR Arboretum, where it China, near Hong Kong and has a tropical will be on display for the next month. Also, climate (no frost). This is a very industrialized Will Hooker is building "The Trail of part of China, and the beginning of the rainy Zephyros", an ephemeral bamboo sculpture at season, but Chinese hospitality is legendary, and the NC Museum of Art (in the field behind the scientists are very interested in sustainable and old youth prison) that serves as a path leading to organic techniques. the new exhibit, "The Cloud Chamber." The sculpture was started for this year's SE In June, Mary Peet traveled to Kuala Lumpur, Ecological Restoration Annual Conference held Malaysia, to deliver the keynote paper in Plant at the NC Museum of Art on March 25-27. It Physiology at an ISHS Symposium on consists of 160 bamboo poles that flow 'Greenhouses, Environmental Controls and In- sinuously both horizontally and vertically, to house Mechanization for Crop Productions in emulate the movement of the wind through a the Tropics and Sub-Tropics' held in the reconstructed Piedmont Prairie. Cameron Highlands, Pahang, Malaysia. Will Hooker's TV course, "Introduction to In July, Todd Wehner will travel to Poland to Permaculture", shown on the CRC education give a presentation on chilling resistance in channel this past spring, proved to be so popular cucumber, and tour the Research Institute of that it will be shown again this summer on M, T, Vegetable Crops in Skierniewicz. Following W and Th nights from 10:00 - 11:30 on cable that, he will attend the EUCARPIA cucurbit channel 18. Also, Will Hooker is an ex-officio conference in Olomouc, Czech Republic to member of the Dorothea Dix Hospital Property present two papers. 3 Bryce Lane and Stu Warren are on study Graduate Program leave June 1 to December 1. John Dole and Rachel McLaughlin Faculty awards In the spring semester, we have 22 MS, 19 PhD, and 6 MHS students in Horticultural Stu Warren received the Alumni Distinguished Science. Undergraduate professor to honor his teaching work at NC State. The Graduate students will be taking an outing Dennis Werner was awarded the Outstanding to a Durham Bulls game on July 21 courtesy of Teacher for 2003-2004 at NCSU. As a result of Georgina Werner. Any graduate students being identified by students, alumni and interested in attending should let Rachel know. colleagues as an excellent teacher, he has become a member of the Academy of Beth Larrea received a $10,000 grant from Outstanding Teachers. Sustainable Agriculture Research and Education Program, Southern Region for: optimizing Bob Lyons received the Faculty and Student substrates, composts and fertilizer additions for Organization Resource Development award in organic transplant production. the college of agriculture and life sciences. Graduate students graduating Paul Nelson received the H Marc Cathey Award from the American Horticultural Society Melissa Pline, Andy Bell, and Todd Lasseigne at their awards banquet in Washington, D.C. received their degrees this spring. The award recognizes research achievements in U.S. research institutions and Land Grant Graduate student awards universities that solve fundamental horticultural problems in gardening and landscape Pi Alpha Xi was chosen as the winner of the restoration. College's Faculty and Student Organization Resource Development Award, sponsored by the North Carolina Agricultural Foundation. This award is in recognition of our fundraising Staff News and support of the college. I will be attending a Barb Amos luncheon on April 14th at the University Club to receive a plaque and $500.00 will be deposited We say goodbye to Anne Calta who went with into our account. How exciting! Special thanks her partner, Patrick Pitzer, to Appalachian State. to Dr. Frank Blazich for the nomination, this Anne has a position at a regional garden center year's president Peter Conden, and Denise there. McKinney for providing the necessary information to the award committee. Undergraduate Program NC Beautiful has named James S. Owen as a Bryce Lane 2004 recipient of The Governor and Mrs. Dan K. Moore Fellowship To Keep North Carolina Graduation was May 15 at the JC Raulston Clean & Beautiful, equally funded by NC Arboretum. There were 2 PhD, 2 MS, and 19 Beautiful and North Carolina State University. BS degrees awarded. He is one of only 19 recipients designated since 1995. Congratulations Jim! Richard Olsen won the 2003 Phenomenal Teaching Assistant award. Carrie Judge won the 2003 Outstanding Teaching Assistant award. 4 Brian Krug was awarded the Harold F. Wilkins and will finish harvesting them early this year. International Foreign Study scholarship. He Growers are having a good year, almost as good was the only person selected for program, and as last year, which was a record. will spend 3 months this fall in The Netherlands conducting initial PhD research on plug We had a visitor from Chile, Enrique Acevedo, production. the Production Manager of Vital Berry Marketing, the largest exporter from Chile. He was very impressed with our breeding lines; we are considering them for cultivar release. Graduate Student Feature Richard Olsen JC Raulston Arboretum (Raleigh) Bob Lyons The annual changing of the guard has occurred in the graduate student organizations, resulting The extensive Perennial Border at the JC in a mix of the new and old faces in leadership Raulston Arboretum is the recent recipient of an positions for the 2004-2005 academic year. Award of Merit for Landscape Design from the New officers in the Horticultural Science Perennial Plant Association of America. This Graduate Student Association are: Jessica prestigious award is given to noteworthy Gaus, President; Leslie Titchner, VP/Social examples of perennial plant use after a panel of Chair (complain to her if you don't like the judges reviews the design attributes that are doughnut selections!); Trevor Chlanda, based on design logic, visual impressions, plant Secretary / Treasurer; Michelle McGinnis, GSA list, bloom succession, and other features which Representative; and Monica Santa Maria, contribute to the overall value and merits of the International Student Representative. perennial garden. In the horticultural science honors fraternity, Pi Alpha Xi, the new officers are: Richard Olsen, President; Beth Larrea and Ryan Contreras, Vice Presidents; Aliya Donnell, Secretary; Roland Leatherwood, Treasurer (good experience for learning how to manage a $70,000 budget!); and Melisa Crane and Daniel Jon, Marshals (it takes two people to keep us fed!). As you can see, the burden of leadership is spread among our many capable graduate students, with all chipping in at some point in their careers to make the graduate experience here a memorable one. Good luck to the new administrations! News from Around North Carolina Horticultural Crops Research Station (Castle Hayne) Susan Rooks The perennial border was totally renovated and The highbush blueberry season was a little late replanted in fall of 1999 following a new design but fruit ripened fast in the late spring heat. We by Edith Eddleman and Doug Ruhren. As are currently harvesting rabbiteye blueberries usual, the renovation was accomplished with the 5 great help of JCRA staff, volunteers, students, Vernon James Research and and the industry.....we are all grateful and invite Extension Center (Plymouth) you to witness the evolution of the Border Mark Clough throughout 2004! In March, Mark Clough and Craig Yencho LCPTRS-Cunningham Research began planting potato trials and finished up in Station (Kinston) early April. This year we have eleven variety Bill Jester trials planted; three are with growers, one is at the Cunningham Station and the remaining There will be a specialty crops field day on seven are here at the Tidewater Station. In July 13 to show off the research at Kinston on addition to this we put in a trial focusing on crops such as Sprite melons and raspberries. spacing at the Cunningham station, and nine other trials with breeding materials at Tide Mountain Horticultural Crops Research Water. and Extension Center (Fletcher) Tom Ranney In May Julia Kornegay, Tom Monaco, Jonathan Schultheis, Craig Yencho, and Mark Clough Activities in Fletcher are in full summer swing. attended the NC Potato Association Meeting Levels of productivity, accomplishment, and and Potato tour in Elizabeth City. Mark morale are at an all time high! The mountain Clough and Craig Yencho had a small stewartia (Stewartia ovata var. grandiflora) is in demonstration plot on the tour to present some full bloom (see photo). up and coming varieties. Also in May Mark Clough set up a poster at the Potato Festival in Elizabeth City to show off the potato breeding program to the public. Wish List Julia Kornegay Because of on-going budget restrictions, the horticulture department can no longer purchase all the items needed by our programs. We hope that our alumni and collaborators will review this list and help us obtain these items. Small Fruit Program (Morganton) For Kilgore Hall Andy Allen - stove and extraction hood - digital camera (4-5 Mpixels) Andy Allen, Extension Associate in Viticulture, For the greenhouses will be leaving the department in mid-June for a - two golf carts with back utility beds new position as Viticulture Advisor at S.W. - wireless network hubs (802.11b or g) Missouri State University. He's excited about For the graduate student office the new position, the opportunity to work with a - double sided printer team of viticulture researchers, and being closer - poster printer (HP 1055CM) to home and extended family. We are - flatbed scanner appreciative of the extension program Andy - six replacement computers (Win, Mac) developed for NC grape growers and we wish - computer desks and chairs (8 - 10) him well in his new position. 6 Here are current (May and June 2004) views of the courtyard. Horticulture Facilities David Monks The USTL greenhouses are in full use, and the courtyard separating Kilgore from the USTL greenhouses is nearly finished. Departmental Newsletter Committee - Editor: Todd Wehner - Assistant: Rachel McLaughlin Send items for the newsletter to Todd Wehner (firstname.lastname@example.com) 7
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FOXBORO, MA - JANUARY 10: Tom Brady #12 of the New England Patriots looks on during warm ups against the Baltimore Ravens during the 2010 AFC wild-card playoff game at Gillette Stadium on January 10, 2010 in Foxboro, Massachusetts. (Photo by Jim Rogash/Getty Images)
It's hard to say that Tom Brady and the 2011 New England Patriots fell short of expectations. The AFC Champions took a questionable defense into the Super Bowl and many have said that their lack of wide receiver talent and more importantly a speed rusher on the edge hurt their chances of beating the Giants. I think it's fair to say that if you replayed the Super Bowl 10 times we may have a 50/50 split, but the Patriots are stacked with early draft picks once again and this year could be the year Bill Belichick chooses to use those picks. Mel Kiper of ESPN.com has the Patriots selecting; Vinny Curry, OLB, Marshall Curry is a really good pass-rusher for a team that needs to find some help in that area. I'm not sure he's the best candidate to play OLB in a 3-4, but Bill Belichick can scheme around his personnel as well as anybody, and if he loves a pass-rusher, he'll find a way to make it work. Curry has violent hands and can really get a tackle off-balance. He can also swim to the inside. The Patriots need to add talent to the front seven, and Curry [...]
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Situated near the beach, this residence is 2.3 mi (3.7 km) from Monte Capanne and 2.8 mi (4.5 km) from Fortezza Pisana di Marciana. Arcipelago Toscano National Park and Procchio Beach are also within 6 mi (10 km).
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A restaurant, an outdoor pool, and a spa tub are available at this residence. Free WiFi in public areas and free self parking are also provided. Other amenities include tour/ticket assistance.
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The residence offers a restaurant. High-speed wireless Internet access is complimentary. Isola Verde features an outdoor pool and a spa tub. This Marciana Marina residence also offers a terrace and tour/ticket assistance. Onsite self parking is complimentary.
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A fund that is devoted to insuring the deposits of individuals by the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation (FDIC). The Deposit Insurance Fund (DIF) is set aside to pay back the money lost due to the failure of a financial institution. The DIF is funded by insurance payments made by the banks.
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Account holders at banks feel more secure if their deposits are insured. For example, if your bank closed its doors in 2009, you would be covered up to $250,000. This reduces the same type of fear that caused the bank run in the 1930s. A common use of the DIF number is to compare it to the total assets of banks on the "FDIC Problem Banks List," which is issued quarterly. The FDIC could not run out of money because it could borrow from the Treasury Department, but large losses would mean higher premiums for the remaining banks in the following years.
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Spice-Roasted Acorn Squash
A variation on our Roasted Acorn Squash (pictured), this spiced squash adds a unique depth of flavor to the whole meal.
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- 2 small acorn squash
- 2 tbsp. margarine or butter
- 0.25 tsp. ground cinnamon or 1/8 teaspoon nutmeg
- salt and pepper
- Preheat oven to 450 degrees F. Spray 15 1/2" by 10 1/2" jelly-roll pan with nonstick cooking spray. Cut each squash lengthwise in half; scoop out seeds and discard. Cut to make 8 wedges total.
- Place squash in pan. In cup, stir together margarine, cinnamon or nutmeg, 1/2 teaspoon salt, and 1/8 teaspoon coarsely ground black pepper. Brush cut sides of squash with margarine mixture.
- Bake squash 30 minutes or until lightly browned and fork-tender. (Let each person scoop tender flesh from wedges and discard skin.)
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Tech N9ne, T.I. & Zuse Warn Listeners to Count Their Blessings on 'On the Bible'
"N----s in Mizzou ain't changed." Well, at least that's what Kansas City vanguard Tech N9ne's tells listeners on his newest release, "On the Bible."
"N----s in Mizzou ain't changed." Well, at least that's what Kansas City vanguard Tech N9ne's tells listeners on his newest release, "On the Bible."
Kevin Hart and Will Ferrell's new film 'Get Hard' opens in just a few days, and one of everyone's favorite rappers stars in the comedy. T.I. plays the role of Russell, the leader of a fictitious L.A. gang. Tip explains how he landed the part and what fans can expect from his character.
T.I. gives details on his forthcoming album, 'Trap's Open,' which is the follow-up to 'Paperwork: The Motion Picture.'
The "Blurred Lines" case has been a hot topic ever since the Marvin Gaye family won a $7.3 million judgment against Robin Thicke and Pharrell Williams. Now T.I. is caught in the legal crosshairs of the Gaye estate for his involvement in the hit song. Tip has recently spoke out about the case and feels he didn't do anything wrong.
After walking away with a legal victory, the Marvin Gaye estate has filed additional motions asking a judge to amend the jury's verdict to include penalties for all parties involved including T.I. and the record labels connected to the hit song "Blurred Lines."
The King of the South may not have as tight a grip on the crown as he did during his heyday, but T.I. is still quite formidable when placed behind a microphone. So when we got wind that the Grand Hustle kingpin had some new work out on the streets, it was only right to take a listen to "Project Steps."
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Whether you listen to the radio, watch TV or just love you some T.I., chances are you couldn't escape the rapper's Young Thug-assisted hit song "About the Money" last year. As a result of the ubiquitous effort, fans jumped at the chance to crown Tip the king in the category of Hip-Hop Song of the Year in the 2015 The Boombox Fan Choice Awards.


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When we arrived at nearly eleven in the evening Cathedral was empty. We sat ourselves in mismatched chairs around a large round wooden table nearest the dance floor and for the...
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3 days in Buenos Aires
One day in Buenos Aires
Buenos Aires Off the Beaten Path
When we arrived at nearly eleven in the evening Cathedral was empty. We sat ourselves in mismatched chairs around a large round wooden table nearest the dance floor and for the next hour we drank, ordered food and watched the beginner class of mostly tourists take to the floor. As the evening progressed, so did the quality of dancing.
Went there late on a Tuesday. Knew that a couple of pros from the CITA festival would be there. I thought the place was really cool - there was plenty of room on the dance floor (but we were there pretty late so earlier may be busier). Introduced the followers in our group to the pro and he was kind...
We went to La Catedral Club in Sarmiento to take a tango lesson and dance. The instruction was great and the drinks were cheap and at first glance, the building looked cool and eclectic and so the evening started out really fun. But when you look a little closer, you see it is absolutely broken down, filthy and cockroach infested!...
Filthy beyond belief. We watched the lessons very informative. Food was bad. Wine was cheap. Seating crazy. With some chairs being broken with no back. Image on the website very in accurate. It is not a cathedral at all but a seedy upper floor of a building. Ok it was bohemian I credit it with that. But the open lichen...
Hard to find but worth it. It was my first Tango lesson all levels accommodated, I loved it. Mostly locals and an authentic feel. The lesson was done with no English but it didn't matter. I think the price was 60 pesos.
Absolute magic! The night I went they were asking 50 pesos at the door. The service is a bit slow, but it wasn't really that big of a deal considering how awesome the ambiance was and the fact we snagged a good table. Try the white sangria! I think it's called Clari-co? Absolutely deslish! We arrived around 10:30/11 and the...
Just the most amazing place. Super cool in a very informal and non pretentious way. This isn't a tourist show...it's for real. I just loved the atmosphere and stayed watching on my own until 4am. Totally absorbs you & I fell in love with tango music that night. Wine very cheap as well. If you want a real, local and...
We came here for more of an authentic tango experience and weren't disappointed. You can sit at the bar and watch all the Argentineans practice their tango together after their lessons. I would recommend going to the beginners class they offer beforehand as it's more fun if you can join in. We had a quick class at our hostel before...
Is a good place to go and try to learn how to dance tango, but will be fun if you pay the class, don't go only to watch the class!
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With friends we spent there at least five hours and enjoyed this amazing and authentic Tango place.
In my opinion this place is one of the must haves of BA.
Enjoy your time there.
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New Autobiography of 1920's is Released
No one is unfamiliar with the experience of an older person telling someone younger a story that begins "In the old days..." Most of those stories are told for fun but, like most fantastic tales, they have a basis in reality. In his new book "The Clam Diggers' Kids" (published by AuthorHouse), author Robert (Bob) Hart tells a true story of the unbelievably hard work small children did in 1920's California.
As a child, Hart's parents supplemented their agricultural income by digging clams on Oceano Beach in Oceano Beach, Calif. The story he recounts in this succinct autobiography is one of the evening he and his family found more than clams on nighttime beach.
An excerpt from "The Clam Digger's Kids":
"Ordinarily, when we kids go with our parents at night, we stay in the car bundled up together on the leather back seat of the car. This is a totally new and different kind of experience. While in the parked car we cannot see the lighted lantern, which is normally set on the sand behind the car, where it is easily seen by Mom and Dad when digging clams. But now we have no car, no back seat, and only a blanket on the sand to lie upon, with the lantern lighting the surrounding area - corpse, sand fleas and all."
Hart knows - and knew then - that his family had chosen an extremely hazardous means of making a living, but the occupation was chosen for health reasons. Nonetheless, he is certain that readers will enjoy his unique look at this true story.
"The Clam Diggers' Kids"
By Robert (Bob) Hart
Softcover | 6 x 9 in | 90 pages | ISBN 9781477216491
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Robert (Bob) Hart was born in Montebello, Calif., in 1919. Montebello is nine miles east of Los Angeles, and agriculture was his family's primary means of making a living. Hart presently lives with his wife, Ruth, in a remote mountain community in Arizona's southwest desert. The air is pure and the climate moderate, except for brief snowy periods during the winter months.
Hart is also the author of "My Name is Moses."
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- 1.5-hour martini tour of Savannah, led by a friendly local guide
- Visit four bars around Savannah's Historical District and enjoy drinks in each one
- Hear fun facts about the city's history and learn about the speakeasies that existed in the Prohibition era
- Try a popular Prohibition-era martini, as well as different flavor varietals such as tropical fruit
- Travel by foot, and hear local celebrity gossip plus trivia about Savannah and its nightlife
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Head to a venue famous for its Prohibition-era martini, and hear fun facts and trivia about the city during Prohibition days when speakeasies were commonplace. Hear about the 1990s renaissance of the humble martini thanks to Sex and the City, and chat about the different types of the classic cocktail that can be found around the city.
Continue exploring Savannah's Historic District by foot, and visit three further bars or restaurants to try a different cocktail in each one. If you have a sweet tooth, try a tropical fruit martini! Or, if you're looking for a more refined flavor, sip on an elderflower martini, and compare the different flavors with other drinkers in your group.
Besides learning about the bars and different martinis, hear tips from your guide for other restaurants and bars to visit independently. You'll also get the lowdown on local celebrity gossip, as well as some entertaining trivia about the city and its captivating nightlife scene.
After your fourth and final bar, travel back to the start point at Savannah Visitor Center where your martini tour finishes.
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Roger was very informative and interesting. loved it
February 2015
Amazing tour! Ralph was an awesome guide and brought us to four bars for Martinis. It involved walking which did not bother me but if walking is an issue then you should probably reconsider. We had a Rice Krispie martini at Jen and Friends which was delicious.


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A team of scientists at The Wistar Institute has determined that it might be possible to stimulate the immune system against multiple strains of influenza virus by sequentially vaccinating individuals with distinct influenza strains isolated over the last century, researchers announced Monday.
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Rambosk creating new future during transition to Collier sheriff
NAPLES - Winning the Republican primary in a landslide and raising a record amount of campaign cash, well, that was the easy part.
Next up on Collier County Sheriff-elect Kevin Rambosk's to-do list: Creating a new agency administration for the first time in 20 years.
Because Rambosk, 53, didn't have a challenger, he didn't have to run in the Nov. 4 general election.
Though he didn't have to campaign after Aug. 26, Rambosk said he's been hard at work preparing the transition from Sheriff Don Hunter's administration to his own.
That is no small task, he said. In fact, Rambosk reports it requires the largest review in the agency's history.
"A professional, comprehensive and seamless transition, that is the goal," said Rambosk, currently the chief of staff at the Sheriff's Office.
For the past three months, Rambosk's bible has been a black, three-ring binder where he keeps a checklist of everything he has to do before he's sworn in on Jan. 6, 2009.
Much of the transition process – asset inventories, procedural reviews -- is required by state statute. However, Rambosk is taking the transition beyond the basics, and is actively seeking input and suggestions from community leaders and residents.
Building on a campaign theme of "innovation," Rambosk on Saturday launched a Web site, www.rambosktransition.com, where Collier residents can follow the progress of the transition, and can offer suggestions for his administration.
"We wanted to continue that forward-thinking, very progressive philosophy to get people excited about what's going on, and to get them to participate," Rambosk said. "We're not familiar with anybody that's doing this."
Rambosk said he is currently in the process of meeting with all Sheriff's Office employees to hear their concerns and to listen to their suggestions.
He said he has been having up to six meetings a day, four or five days a week, with staff members.
Rambosk also assembled what he calls his "Community Transition Advisory Group," which is comprised of community leaders with diverse backgrounds from a variety of local organizations. The group has met twice so far, once in September and once in October.
Community activist Pat Barton said the group discussed "the good, the bad and the ugly" when it comes to the Sheriff's Office.
"We tried to be very, very candid about what we thought good things were, and what we think could be improved," Barton said. "I think he had a pretty good cross-section of the community. Not only demographically, but ethnically, and most of them were people who were willing to speak out."
Some of the issues that were brought up in the meetings were racial profiling, community policing, recruiting deputies from diverse backgrounds, sharing services and improving teamwork with other agencies, and stepping up communication with residents, group members said.
The group also discussed the way deputies approach residents.
"I think some of the people, including me, were concerned about the big, macho 'I'm a police officer' approach," Barton said.
Deputies would do well to "soften" their image a bit, said Harold Weeks, 71, vice president and incoming president of the Collier County branch of the NAACP.
"You're imposing enough with a gun and all the equipment they wear," he said.
Luis Bernal, 46, president of the Council for Hispanic Business Professionals, said there needs to be more transparency and accountability at the Sheriff's Office.
People need a sense of ownership in public institutions, he said.
Also, because the demographics of Collier County are changing rapidly, law enforcement needs a better understanding of minority cultures – and not just black and Hispanic cultures, Bernal said.
"They have a minority affairs division," Bernal said. "They need to get out of the office and get out in the community."
As part of the transition process, Rambosk is legally required to take an inventory of all Sheriff's Office assets (firearms, computer equipment, radios, etc.); take an inventory of all evidence in storage; review all agency policies, including policies regarding use of force, Tasers and serving warrants; review and renew all vendor contracts; review and take responsibility for all lawsuits; and review and readopt memorandums of agreement with other federal, state and local law enforcement agencies.
Some requirements, like taking a count of all prisoners in Collier County jails, can't be done until the last minute.
All agency employees have to renew their oath of office before Jan. 6.
Rambosk even has to take charge of minor tasks, like making sure his name is added to agency stationery, documents, publications, vehicles and signs.
"This transition process is much more complex than, say, taking over as city manager," said Rambosk, a former police chief and city manager in Naples.
Once he is sworn in, Rambosk said, he is going to announce a first-100 day plan, and will hold townhall-style meetings for residents.
He said he still is committed to the ideals he campaigned on -- safety, service to others before self, and innovation.
"Now that the election's done, I'm not changing that and going somewhere else," Rambosk said. "That's exactly where we're going."
With less than two months until he is sworn in, Rambosk has much left to do and many long days and nights ahead of him.
Though he faces a difficult economy when he does take charge, Rambosk seems excited about what's to come.
"We hope the people will follow and participate with what we're doing now and in the future," Rambosk said. "This is just the start of the next four years."