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Offseason news is dominated with big trades (like the Miami Marlins shipping a part of their roster to the Toronto Blue Jays) and wondering where star free agents like Zack Greinke and Josh Hamilton will sign. But there's a lot of small moves Major League clubs make in an effort to improve their teams and the Royals are no different. Last week, the Royals traded reliever Jeremy Jeffress to Toronto for cash and reliever Tommy Hottovy to the Texas Rangers for cash and our old friend player to be named later. And on Monday outfielder Jason Bourgeois elected to become a free agent. Earlier this month, the Royals designated the three players for assignment to clear space on the 40-man roster. Jeffress, 25, appeared in 13 games with the Royals with a 6.75 ERA. He's out of options and the Jays will give him to opportunity to make the team. Kansas City native and lefty specialist Hottovy, 31, appeared in nine games with the Royals with a 2.89 ERA and hopes to be a part of the Ranger's...
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Yes, we know rumors have circulated that included the likes of North Carolina, Georgia Tech, Kansas, and Virginia... Oh, and that's just to name a few. However a respected reporter and blogger in the DC area is reporting that trusted and good sources are telling him that both Georgia Tech and Virginia are set to leave the ACC and become the 15th and 16th members of the conference on Monday. That person is Kevin Jones from WUSA 9 in DC and here is his direct quote from twitter: Source: Georgia Tech and UVA will announce decision to leave ACC by Monday. Will join Big 10 — Kevin Jones (@Mr_KevinJones) November 30, 2012 Of course reports on twitter have been and will continue to be wrong, but hey this guy isn't the wonderfully inaccurate and asinine SportsbyBrooks or anything. Add in the fact that both schools have been "pledging" their support and "denying" reports that they've been in talks with the Big Ten and you've got quite a bit of posturing that tells you something is up. No doubt Georgia Tech has to say the right things right now considering they are less than 24 hours away from playing in the ACC Championship game and all, but boy would this ever be a death blow to the ACC and a huge move for the Big Ten, one that serves different goals with each move. What say you on this report and possible addition to the conference? If this does happen, be sure to keep it locked here and follow us on Twitter and Facebook for more information and up to the minute updates.
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The Heat and LeBron James may have went on to win their 20th game in a row last night over the Sixers but for a moment during the game, all eyes were on Jrue Holiday and his spectacular dunk on James. During the nip-and-tuck game, late in the 4th quarter, Holiday got free into the lane when he went up at the rim only to catch James trying for the block when Jrue caught him. Check out James getting a taste of his own medicine courtesy of Holiday. Now will Nike try to confiscate this video of James getting embarrassed? (h/t Beer Mug Sports) [follow]
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BOULDER — It's been almost 16 years since JonBenét Ramsey was found dead in her family's Boulder basement.
Now, James Kolar, a former lead investigator on the Ramsey case for the Boulder County district attorney's office, has written a book questioning the theory that an intruder was responsible for the 6-year-old's murder.
In "Foreign Faction: Who Really Kidnapped JonBenét?" Kolar draws on his access to records, interviews, photos and video to argue against the theory that an intruder killed JonBenét.
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Kolar didn't say who he thinks killed JonBenét, who was found dead Dec. 26, 1996. Police initially suspected family members, but a grand jury investigating the case was dismissed without indictments in 1999, citing a lack of evidence.
The title of Kolar's book references the ransom note found in the Ramsey home, claiming to be written by a "small foreign faction."
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Investigators have pointed to unmatched DNA found on JonBenét as evidence of an intruder. Kolar said it's "false hope to think DNA samples point to an actual perpetrator."
Kolar said he hoped fresh eyes on the case would lead to a breakthrough, even as he started writing the book three years ago.
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Boulder Police Chief Mark Beckner said Kolar sent him a copy of the book and that he has read about 55 pages so far. Beckner was a commander in October 1997 when then-Chief Tom Koby assigned him to take over management of the Ramsey investigation.
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I have been hiking in these shoes for one year and I do believe they are indestructible. In the past I have wore out at least two pair of hiking boots in the same amount of time. I am a backcountry guide and SAR at the Grand Canyon and in the Sierra Nevadas and have nothing but good to say about these boots. My only downside is that I have a wide foot and found these too be a little narrow. To compensate for my feet and the boot construction I use silk sock liners and I put shoes trees in after my hikes.....no problem!
I think I can get at least two more years out of these boots and they only get more comfortable.
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- A little stiff
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I also wore these for a year in Afghanistan. I walked a great many miles over any and all types of terrain and up and down mountains. Paired with thick wool socks I never got any blisters and miraculously my feet never got wet or cold.
With these boots on, my feet felt as if they were indestructible.
I also wore them in icy snowy slushy sub zero conditions and felt toasty warm (or at least not freezing... There are limits to any piece of gear).
Possibly the best cold weather boots I've ever worn.
The only thing I would improve would be to make the soles less stiff. Took a while to break in.
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I bought these because I had broken my Achilles tendon six months before a planned five week trip to Europe. My other ankle had been broken several years before and I knew I needed really good foot and ankle support. These exceeded my needs and expectations while walking through cities with uneven cobblestone roads or day hiking in the Alps. They looked good enough to wear anywhere.
I have other US made Danners for work around the farm and construction if I had been wearing them instead of tennis shoes I wouldn't have broken my Achilles. My orthopedic surgeon thought these would be great.
Great boots, look good, excellent fit and support.
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- NickToon Productions, Marvel Studios, Method Films, DQ Enterprises
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- Cartoon Characters: Tony Stark/Iron Man, Jim "Rhodey" Rhodes, Patricia "Pepper" Potts, Obadiah Stane/Iron Monger, Roberta Rhodes, The Mandarin, Madame Masque.
- Voice Actors: Adrian Petriw, Daniel Bacon.
- Directed By Stéphane Juffé, Philippe Guyenne.
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Kenyan Deputy President Asks ICC for Permission to Return Home
- By David BoscoDavid Bosco is a Foreign Policy contributing editor and assistant professor at American University's School of International Service. He is at work on a book about the International Criminal Court's first decade.
Kenya's second-in-command, William Ruto, wants to be at home to help deal with the mall attack by Islamic extremists. The problem? He's on trial before the International Criminal Court (ICC) in The Hague over charges stemming from 2007-2008 violence. According to Reuters, Ruto's lawyers have asked the court to grant him leave to return home:
Judges at the International Criminal Court will meet on Monday to decide if Kenya's deputy president can return home to deal with the armed occupation at a Nairobi shopping mall in which 59 people have been killed, a person close to events said.
In a filing seen by Reuters, William Ruto's lawyers had asked judges to meet in emergency session on Sunday to adjourn the trial. If it had been granted, Ruto could have left The Hague for Nairobi on Sunday evening.
Kenya's president, Uhuru Kenyatta, also faces an ICC trial slated to begin in November. Both Ruto and Kenyatta have insisted that they will continue to cooperate with the ICC, but court officials and human rights advocates have decried what they see as a quiet campaign to discourage witnesses from testifying.
On other fronts, the tussle between Nairobi and The Hague is much more open. Kenya's Parliament recently supported withdrawing from membership in the court (that hasn't happened yet). And at the regional level, Kenyan diplomats are reportedly encouraging large-scale withdrawals from the ICC by African states. The spectacle of Ruto pleading for permission to return home in the midst of a crisis may deepen official African discomfort with an institution many see as interfering with diplomatic processes.
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A divorce isn't necessarily a complete separation, because laws like alimony (spousal support) tie the once-married couple together economically after the fact. Until recently, alimony was a law in place to "assure the wife's lodging, food, clothing, and other necessities after divorce."
Kanye also describes the perverse nature of alimony law by making slight variations on phrases usually used for marriage: "holy matrimony" and "'til death do us part." In My Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy he already stated that the traditional marriage rules didn't fit him and his girl:
We'll have a mansion and some fly maids
Nothin' to hide, we both screwed the bridesmaids
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Mark has lived in his small unit on the 4900 block of Saratoga Avenue in Ocean Beach for 14 years. His is one of the front units in the 8-plex, where a sidewalk and a narrow space separate the two buildings that make up a narrow courtyard. A row of garages that face the alley forms a "T" with the buildings.
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SHE might be a red-carpet fashion frontrunner, but as for her choice of beach attire, it seems Cate Blanchett is a fish out of water.
The 45-year-old Oscar winner looked to be miles away from the glitzy and glamour of the ruby rug as she frolicked around in the waters of Vanuatu on Sunday in a demure outfit choice.
Taking the slip, slop, slap message to the extreme, Blanchett did all she could to protect the pale complexion she is known for, opting to don a long-sleeve Rip Curl rash vest, floral boy-length boardshorts, pink crocs and a straw hat for her family outing at Port Vila.
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Possibly Unique 1854 Proof Eagle, PR55 Cameo1854 $10 PR55 Cameo NGC. This piece may very well represent a unique coin, as it is the first certified proof 1854 Liberty Head eagle known, an issue of which Garrett and Guth write in the second edition of their Gold Coin Encyclopedia:
Unmistakable Proof Striking
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"Mintage: Unknown (Unique?)
"The existence of a Proof 1854 eagle is highly doubtful. Apparently, a set of Proof coins was presented to the city of Bremen [Germany] in July 1854 in exchange for a group of coins (presumably from Bremen). According to Walter Breen, the set was liberated in 1945 and broken up, but this information remains unsubstantiated. Although various 1854 Proof $1, $2.50, and $3 coins are known, none can be tied to that set, nor have any 1854 Proof half eagles, eagles, or double eagles ever been seen. The Smithsonian does not have a Proof example of this date."
Well, as the saying goes, "Seeing is believing," and one look at this coin will remove any doubt. The full strike, deeply reflective fields, profound contrast, and mint frost remaining on the devices are all clearly characteristic of a proof impression. There are numerous contact marks on each side, the most obvious and largest on the obverse below Liberty's nose and in the left field. The fields are bright yellow-gold with a bit of reddish tint.
Although we can find no provenance information for this coin, it appears to be a recently graded piece, and the sole proof 1854 eagle graded at either NGC or PCGS. If this is indeed the Bremen coin, it only begins to solve the mystery of what happened to the other coins, and in any case it is a fascinating specimen in its own right. Possibly unique -- a phrase we seldom use.(Registry values: P2) (PCGS# 88790)
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One thing that makes MediaGoblin unique is being able to share 3D models on your site (Figure 5). The format used is STL, an industry standard that you can easily produce with Blender 3D [3].
To make this work, you will have to install a newish version of Blender (2.63 or later) on your box, somewhere on your global PATH, and include the line
in the
[plugins] section of
MediaGoblin_local.ini. Then, do the usual
gmg updatedb ./lazyserver.sh --server-name=broadcast
Be warned that support for 3D in MediaGoblin is still spotty, and complex meshes with complicated nodes will probably crash the plugin. My advice is to strip down your models to the bare essentials.
Once you have loaded a mesh, you can see a shaded version in perspective from the front, top, or side, or you can pan, zoom, and move around it using the WebGL view and your mouse.
More media formats can be shared through MediaGoblin. See, for example, the "Text and PDF" box.
Text and PDF
MediaGoblin also allows you to upload, display, and share text file formats, both simple and rich (Figure 7). For PDF files, for example, include the line
in your
mediagoblin_local.ini. Then, download pdf.js [4]. Unzip the package in your
mediagoblin/static/extlib/pdf.js directory, run
gmg updatedb, restart your server, and you're good to go.
In theory, this step should also allow you to upload ODF files to your platform, including text, spreadsheets, and more. The plugin should then transform the uploaded files to PDFs for sharing. Unfortunately, on my version, a bug crashed the process. MediaGoblin is being actively developed, so maybe by the time you read this, that bug also will have been squashed.
Once you've set up your site and created some users, it's time to upload some content. When you log in, your content is shown below the MediaGoblin menu bar. The bar is tucked away, but you can access it by clicking on the downward-pointing arrow on the right (Figure 6).
From here, you can change the setting in your account, visit the content-processing panel (if you are an admin user), log out, add content, or create a new collection. It doesn't get simpler than that. You also can group media into Collections, tag them, and comment on them, as well as change the look and feel of your site using themes.
Despite its bugs, MediaGoblin is great. Once you've gone through the admittedly complex installation and post-install configuration, you can see where MediaGoblin is headed and its enormous potential. Thanks to its modular architecture, new media formats are constantly being added and improved, and development of the platform is going ahead at full steam.
Currently, there's no easy way to embed your media into pages of non-MediaGoblin sites à la YouTube or Vimeo, nor is there any Share; these things, however, will no doubt be included in upcoming versions.
Additionally, the developers have lofty plans for the future. They plan to develop MediaGoblin as a "federated" network of media-serving sites, allowing a user to subscribe to multiple channels on one site, for example, regardless of whether the channels are hosted on the same site or another one on the same network. They are also implementing a blog plugin, which will make MediaGoblin an all-in-one solution for your media-flaunting needs.
- MediaGoblin: http://mediagoblin.org/
- MediaGoblin deployment: http://wiki.mediagoblin.org/Deployment
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President Rousseff Travels to Washington: A New Beginning in Brazil-U.S. Relations
June 22, 2015 // 4:00pm — 5:30pm
On Monday, June 22, the Brazil Institute and the Inter-American Dialogue brought together leading experts to discuss Brazilian President Dilma Rousseff's visit to Washington in June.
The Rule of Law in Brazil: Three Decades of Progress and Challenges
May 22, 2015 // 9:00am — 1:15pm
On May 22, the Brazil Institute of the Wilson Center hosted an all-day conference of experts to review progress and challenges in the building of the rule of law in Latin America's largest democracy.
Mist of the Earth: Art and Sustainability
May 20, 2015 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
On May 20, the Brazil Institute welcomes the "Mist of the Earth" art exhibit to Washington.
Latin American Energy: Issues and Prospects
May 19, 2015 // 11:30am — 1:00pm
Experts explored energy issues for the Latin American and Caribbean region, in this seventh event in the Wilson Center's Regional and Global Energy Series.
Fiscal Policy in Latin America: Lessons and Legacies of the Global Financial Crisis
April 23, 2015 // 9:00am — 11:00am
Looking at the experience of Brazil, Chile, Colombia, Mexico, Peru, and Uruguay, this event will discuss the lessons and legacies of the Global Financial Crisis and address key questions.
Promoting Years of Sustainability: Responding to Megatrends
April 22, 2015 // 3:00pm — 5:00pm
2015 is a major test for the international system. The Sustainable Development Goals are expected to be adopted in New York in September and expectations for the UN Climate Summit in Paris are higher than perhaps any other time. "It is a critical year," said Alan Hecht, director for sustainable development for the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency, "but our challenge is years of sustainable development. How do we take actions today, how do we prepare for the future in such a way that we will achieve a more sustainable outcome?"
Will Brazil Keep its Investment Grade Status? A Conversation with Experts on the Country's Macroeconomic Prospects in a Time of Crisis
April 17, 2015 // 11:00am — 12:30pm
On April 17, the Brazil Institute will convene a panel of experts to review the current economic situation in Brazil.
Contrasting Perspectives on Brazil's Current Troubles
April 09, 2015 // 10:00am — 11:30am
On April 9th André Singer and Sergio Fausto, speaking from São Paulo, will offer their perspectives on the unfolding challenges faced by President Dilma Rousseff amidst an abrupt weakening and a political and economic crisis.
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March 28, 2015 // 10:00am — April 03, 2015 // 11:00am
The Fourth Congressional Study Mission on Innovation will take place in San Diego, CA, and Washington, DC, as a continuation of the Brazil Institute's partnership with Interfarma.
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UH's stadium naming-rights deal among colleges' most lucrative
By Joseph Duarte | July 8, 2014 | Updated: July 8, 2014 11:22pm
An artist rendering of TDECU Stadium, which will open in August. (Courtesy of the University of Houston)
A banner is featured on northeast side of the newly-named TDECU Stadium. (Joseph Duarte/Houston Chronicle)
TDECU president and CEO Stephanie Sherrod, middle, presented UH football jersey from head coach Tony Levine. (Joseph Duarte/Houston Chronicle)
Photo By Joseph DuarteView from the northeast corner of the new UH football stadium.
Photo By Courtesy University of HoustonUniversity of Houston season ticket holders could access the 3D Select-A-Seat site to select their tickets at the new stadium. Users had the opportunity to see the areas of possible seating options this way since they couldn't physically go to the stadium because of construction.
Photo By Joseph DuarteView of the east end-zone seats of UH's new football stadium.
Photo By Joseph DuarteView of the east end-zone seats of UH's new football stadium.
Photo By Joseph DuarteSeating on the third-iter on the north of the new UH football stadium.
Photo By Joseph DuarteLower concourse on the north side of UH's new football stadium.
Photo By Joseph DuarteView from the 50-yard line on the 300 seating level on the north side of UH's new football stadium.
Photo By Joseph DuarteView of the lower deck on the south side of UH's new football stadium.
Photo By Joseph DuarteConstruction continues at UH's new on-campus football stadium.
UH president Dr. Renu Khator puts her hands in concrete that will be on display at the new stadium.
Photo By UHUH rendering of new stadium.
Photo By Karen Warren/StaffThe Houston skyline will be visible from the northwest side of UH's new stadium, which is scheduled to open in August 2014 after construction was kicked off at Friday's groundbreaking ceremony
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Northeast portal gate of the new stadium.
Over the next two-plus years, UH will move from envisioning what its new stadium will look like to enjoying the real thing on the present site of Robertson Stadium.
The University of Houston and Texas Dow Employees Credit Union officially announced Tuesday a naming-rights partnership that over the next decade will be one of the most lucrative in college athletics.
The Lake Jackson-based financial cooperative will pay $15 million over 10 years to rebrand the Cougars' new 40,000-seat on-campus football stadium TDECU Stadium.
The $1.5 million annual value of the deal - which runs through June 16, 2024 - is the most for a Football Bowl Subdivision school. It's also the third highest among NCAA facilities, behind only Illinois' State Farm Center and Fresno State's Save Mart Center - which both receive $2 million per year - according to SportsBusiness Journal.
Discussions open door
"We certainly had a goal in mind that we looked at market value and what was happening across the country, what we really thought our value was worth not just in athletics but the university as a whole," said Mack Rhoades, UH's vice president for intercollegiate athletics.
"We think it's a really fair deal. Again, it was a number that we had set from the very beginning. It wasn't a number that we just threw darts at."
Rhoades said he had "serious discussions" with a half dozen companies about putting their name on the Cougars' new stadium, which opens Aug. 29 for a game against UTSA.
TDECU is the fourth-largest credit union in Texas, with more than 190,000 members and excess of $2 billion in assets.
This will be the first major corporate sponsorship of a sports venue for TDECU, which has had smaller dealings with the Texas Bowl and independent baseball's Sugar Land Skeeters, said Stephanie Sherrodd, the company's president and CEO.
"We quickly realized the principles of the University of Houston resonated with our own," said Sherrodd, who was presented a No. 1 UH football jersey by head coach Tony Levine with "TDECU Stadium" on the back. "Toward the end of the UH mission statement, they state that they will engage in partnerships that serve the region and impact the world. Impacting the world is something we want to be a part of."
Sponsorship perks
As part of the agreement, TDECU will receive prominent signage on the exterior of the stadium, on the video board and on the artificial playing surface, strategically placed "to maximize TV exposure," Rhoades said.
TDECU will also receive a suite located on the 50-yard line, along with ticket discounts for employees and members. UH and TDECU have a mutual option of extending the deal for another five years for an additional $7.5 million.
UH president and system chancellor Renu Khator said she came away impressed from her first meeting with TDECU - down to the company's red colors.
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The Institute for Jewish Ideas and Ideals
Spring 2015
Shalom, and best wishes. Thank you for being part of the growing community of members and supporters of the Institute for Jewish Ideas and Ideals. We invite you to make a special contribution to the Institute in honor of the forthcoming 70th birthday of Rabbi Marc D. Angel. Your support of this campaign will enable the Institute to continue to impact the lives of many thousands of people throughout the world who are seeking an intellectually vibrant, compassionate and inclusive Orthodox Judaism.
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An open discussion about the issues facing our community and what lies ahead
March, 2015
To our members and friends,
Our ongoing programs for the Institute continue full throttle, including several great recent highlights.
On Sunday, February 22, I organized a symposium, "From the Academy to the Religious Community: How we can gain religious insight from academic Jewish Studies." Over seventy people attended at Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun in Manhattan. We enjoyed three talks:
• Dr. Chaviva Levin: "What Medieval Jewish Apostates Can Teach Us about the Mitzvah of Ahavat HaGer" (loving the convert)
• Rabbi Hayyim Angel: "Afterlife in Jewish Thought: The Evolution of an Idea and Implications for Religious Life Today"
• Rabbi Dr. Jeremy Wieder: "Berlin in Volozhin? The Relevance of Academic Talmud to the Denizens of the Beit Midrash"
January, 2015
To our members and friends,
I hope you are enjoying your winter. We have completed the year's
first semester with a host of programs and classes, and eagerly
anticipate our upcoming offerings. Here are some of the major
highlights coming up in January and February:
Sunday, February 22, 10:00am-1:00pm: I am organizing a symposium to be
held at Congregation Kehilath Jeshurun in Manhattan on the topic of
"From the Academy to the Religious Community: How we can gain
religious insight from academic Jewish Studies."
· Dr. Chaviva Levin: "What Medieval Jewish Apostates Can Teach
Us about the Mitzvah of Ahavat HaGer"
· Rabbi Hayyim Angel: "Afterlife in Jewish Thought: The
Evolution of an Idea and Implications for Religious Life Today"
Rabbi Marc Angel speaking at a University Network program at Brandeis University, November 16, 2014
Stern/YU: God Save me from Your Opinion-Dec 25, 2014
Campus Fellows dinner meeting at the home of Rabbi and Mrs. Marc Angel, December 24, 2014
November, 2014
With the Holiday season behind us, we have begun our robust schedule
of educational programs.
Here are some upcoming highlights:
Kehilath Jeshurun (114 East 85th Street, between Park and Lexington Avenue in Manhattan):
The next two Shabbatot as part of a monthly Shabbat Rabbinic Scholar
program will be the morning of November 22 at the Sephardic minyan,
and then December 20: morning with the Sephardic minyan, and then
afternoon classes in the broader Kehilat Jeshurun community. That
afternoon, I will teach a class at 3:30 p.m. on the topic of "Cut the
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Hélène Grimaud Plays Walt Disney Concert Hall Tonight, 11/7
Charismatic pianist Hélène Grimaud comes to Walt Disney Concert Hall to perform an imaginative recital program on her birthday, tonight, November 7, at 8 pm. The lineup features music from her 2010 release, Resonances, which is described as a "music journey through the Austro-Hungarian empire tracing the echoes, pre-echoes and historical links between Mozart, Berg, Liszt and Bartók."
The evening begins with Mozart's Piano Sonata No. 8 in A minor, K. 310, followed by Berg's Piano Sonata, Op. 1. Next is the Piano Sonata in B minor by Liszt, the inventor of the solo recital format. The program concludes with Bartók's Romanian Folk Dances.
Hélène Grimaud regularly appears with the most important orchestras in the world, and, as an ardent and committed chamber musician, she performs regularly in the most prestigious festivals and cultural capitals with a wide range of collaborators. An exclusive Deutsche Grammophon artist since 2002, Hélène is one of DG's most important recording artists with a string of highly successful discs. Last year, she released her debut of Mozart 's Piano Concertos No. 19 and No. 23 with Kammerorchester des Bayerischen Rundfunks; the disc also features a collaboration with singer Mojca Erdmann in Mozart's 'Ch'io mi scordi di te?' K. 505. Her just-released Duo, a collaboration with cellist Sol Gabetta, features the two performing works by Schumann, Brahms, Debussy and Shostakovich.
The Colburn Celebrity Recitals series for the 2012/13 season present virtuoso performances by world-renowned artists. Remaining recitals for the season are: vocalists Renée Fleming and Susan Graham (Jan. 19, 2013); pianist Yefim Bronfman (Jan. 30, 2013); violinist Itzhak Perlman (Feb. 12, 2013); pianist Yuja Wang (March 24, 2013); pianist András Schiff (April 17, 2013); and violinist Hilary Hahn (May 7, 2013).
Complete Program:
MOZART Piano Sonata No. 8 in A minor, K. 310
BERG Piano Sonata, Op. 1
LISZT Piano Sonata in B minor, S. 178
BARTÓK Romanian Folk Dances
For full artist biographies, please visit: laphil.com/grimaud
WHO: Hélène Grimaud, piano
WHEN: Wednesday, November 7, 2012, at 8 PM
WHERE: Walt Disney CONCERT HALL
111 S. Grand Avenue, Los Angeles
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While modding Corvettes is pretty common here in the States, it's also a phenomenon that happens across the globe as owners search for more power. One such tuner located in western Austria is O.CT Tuning who recently went to work on the C7 Corvette Stingray.
While perusing the Corvette Forum a couple days ago we stumbled across a thread created by member "Zuendler" who recently took his 1969 Corvette through the Italian, Austrian, and Swiss Alps. We always love hearing these stories about owners driving their cars on long journeys and his breath-taking photos intrigued us even more. No passport is needed to see more shots and a video from his incredible trip after the jump.


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The state Legislature is inching toward passing a $999 million information technology bill that local lawmakers have made their mark on.
The bond bill includes $38 million pushed by state Rep. Paul Heroux to increase Internet access for public schools and $68.2 million backed by Sen. James Timilty for public safety communications.
Heroux, D-Attleboro, a member of the bond committee, said he got the $38 million included in the bill when he heard about schools, including those in Attleboro, lacking sufficient access for routine tasks.


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His carotid artery was cleared of a partial blockage last fall
SATURDAY, May 17 (HealthDay News) -- Massachusetts Sen. Edward M. Kennedy was taken from a local hospital near the Kennedy family compound on Cape Cod to Massachusetts General Hospital in Boston early Saturday after suffering from at least one seizure, and possibly a second one, according to news reports.
Kennedy, 76, was "resting comfortably" at the hospital, according to an early afternoon news release from his office. The news release confirmed that Kennedy, the second-longest serving Democratic senator currently in Congress, had suffered a seizure.
"It appears that Senator Kennedy experienced a seizure this morning," the press release said. "He is undergoing a battery of tests... to determine the cause of the seizure... It is unlikely we will know anything more for the next 48 hours."
Later in the afternoon, according to the Associated Press, Kennedy's spokeswoman Stephanie Cutter said he was "conscious, talking, joking with family."
She added that Kennedy did not appear to have had a stroke as initially suspected.
According to the Boston Globe, a government official who accompanied the senator on the helicopter trip from Hyannisport to Boston said that Kennedy had experienced a second seizure during the ride. The report of a second seizure had not been confirmed by medical experts or Kennedy's office late Saturday afternoon.
His son Edward arrived at the hospital at about 1 p.m., the newspaper said, and his daughter, Kara, arrived about an hour later. His wife, Victoria, was at his bedside, the Globe reported, and his senatorial colleague from Massachusetts, John Kerry, also came to visit, as did his nephew, former Congressman Joseph P. Kennedy.
In October 2007, a partially blocked carotid artery in Kennedy's neck was discovered during a routine magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) examina
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Salmon Chowder
16 Sep 2011
|Bacon slices
|5 , cut up
|Chopped onion
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Sliced celery
|1⁄2 Cup (8 tbs)
|Chopped green pepper
|1⁄4 Cup (4 tbs)
|1 Clove (5 gm), minced
|Instant chicken bouillon granules
|1 Tablespoon
|Canned salmon
|15 1⁄2 Ounce, drained, flaked and cartilage removed (1 Can)
|Evaporated milk
|12 Ounce (1 1/2 Cups)
|Frozen mixed vegetables
|10 Ounce (1 Package)
|Canned cream style corn
|8 1⁄2 Ounce (1 Can)
|Snipped parsley
|2 Tablespoon
|Dried dill weed
|2 Teaspoon
|Celery seed
|1⁄4 Teaspoon
In a large skillet cook bacon till crisp.
Drain on paper towels, reserving 1 tablespoon drippings in skillet.
Cook onion, celery, green pepper, and garlic in reserved drippings till tender.
In a large saucepan bring 2 1/2 cups water and bouillon granules to boiling.
Stir in bacon, onion mixture, salmon, milk, frozen vegetables, corn, parsley, dillweed, celery seed, and 1/2 teaspoon pepper.
Remove from the heat; cool.
Pour mixture into two 1-quart freezer containers.
Seal, label, and freeze.
To serve, transfer 1 portion of the frozen mixture to a large saucepan.
Cover and cook over medium-low heat about 45 minutes or till heated through, stirring occasionally.
Recipe Summary
Difficulty Level:Easy
Preparation Time:20 Minutes
Cook Time:50 Minutes
Ready In:70 Minutes
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Clothing and accessories that use fake fur and exotic skins are available in a range of prices. Here's a list of lines and brands whose offerings feel more fine than faux:
Burning Torch
The L.A.-based brand is known for an earthy boho vibe. Its selection of fake-fur vests and coats for fall carries out that aesthetic and adds lots of texture to an ensemble. The Burning Torch Desert Fox reversible Faux Fur vest is $386.
Snake-skin prints are popping up this season, especially on shoes and bags. Dance-wear company Bloch is marketing several styles of dainty flats in a textured faux-leather snake print. Faux snake shoes range from $145 to $236; the reptile oxford is $145.
Dennis by Dennis Basso Collection
New York-based Basso, who has been designing his collection for OVC for the last 18 years, used fake fur from the start. His accessories and home wear ("chinchilla" blankets and hats) consistently are bestsellers. Prices range from $29 to $199; the Dennis by Dennis Basso Collection faux fur jacket $190.
Timeless by Naeem Khan
Khan will launch a line of all faux-fur jackets, full-length coats and vests for HSN in mid-November. Prices range from $99 for a scarf to $999 for a long fake-fur coat; the Timeless by Naeem Khan Ocelot printed vest is $449.90.
Everyday Exotics by Raven Kauffman
Designer Raven Kauffman is no stranger to luxurious accessories. Her couture collection of handbags and belts hits the higher end of the price scale, and her purses are carried on the red carpet by a bevy of celebs. But this season she has shifted some of her focus to creating items done in a hand-cast rubber for a collection called Everyday Exotics. The "skins" are hand-poured, molded and painted to look convincingly like crocodile or alligator and stitched together with recycled ultra-suede. The bags are vegan and water-resistant, which makes them more flexible than bags made of skin. Prices also are less precious than for the real thing. Bags range from $295 to $695.
Fake fur fashions: Designers who do it right
Aldo, Burning Torch and Bloch are among the lines using fake fur and exotic skin in their clothing and accessories.