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The Walther Collection
Neu-Ulm/Burlafingen, Germany
Reichenauerstr. 21
89233 Neu-Ulm
Hours: Thursday to Sunday
The Walther Collection can be visited by guided tour only. To schedule, please email us at
or call: +49 731 176 9143
Current Exhibition
The Order of Things:
Photography from The Walther Collection
Curated by Brian Wallis
May 17, 2015 – September 27, 2015
Visiting the Walther Collection in
By Plane:
The closest international airports are Frankfurt and Munich.
From Frankfurt Airport: direct ICE train connection to Ulm Central Station.
From Munich Airport: S-8 city train, airport bus or taxi to Munich Central Station. Direct ICE train connections to Ulm Central Station.
By Car:
From Munich: Autobahn A8 direction Stuttgart. Change to Autobahn A7 direction Kempten/Lindau. First exit Nersingen, follow B10 direction Neu-Ulm, first exit Burlafingen. Cross railroad, take first street on right, Thalfingerstraße. Pass village square, take first street left, Reichenauerstraße. Follow the street until you see our White Box at the corner of Reichenauerstraße / Lindauerstraße.From Stuttgart: Autobahn A8 direction Munich. Change to Autobahn A7 direction Kempten/Lindau. See above. From Frankfurt: Autobahn A3 direction Würzburg, change to Autobahn A7 direction Ulm/Kempten/Lindau. See above.
By Taxi:
From Ulm Central Station it is a 10-15 minute taxi ride to The Walther Collection.
By Bus:
Take the number 84 or 88 bus at Ulm Central Station, get off at Burlafingen Dorfplatz, following Thalfingerstrasse for 50 meters, and take the first street on the left, Reichenauerstrasse. It is a 5-minute walk to The Walther Collection, on your left. For bus schedules, please visit:
Project Space New York
508-526 West 26th Street, Suite 718
New York, NY 10001 USA
The Walther Collection Project Space is currently closed through August 2015.
Past Exhibition:
Santu Mofokeng: A Metaphorical Biography
January 29 – June 27, 2015
The Walther Collection presents a solo exhibition of photographs by Santu Mofokeng, bringing together poetic and resonant images by one of South Africa's most renowned artists.
Santu Mofokeng: A Metaphorical Biography
features selections from six powerful series exploring landscape and social identity. Mofokeng's nuanced, slowed-down work resists the sensational, providing an intimate vision of South African communities, while his evocative landscapes consider memories of historical trauma. This exhibition spans three decades of Mofokeng's career and includes prints shown for the first time in the US.


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A growth such as a tumor, hypertrophied tissue or cyst is biopsied or more completely excised subsequent to the administration of an effective amount of a gonadotropin releasing hormone analog or other inhibitor of ovarian steroid production or action.
1. A method which comprises administering to an individual an effective amount of a gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonist or mime thereof and thereafter conducting an invasive procedure before the effect of the analog or mime thereof has dissipated.
2. The method of claim 1 wherein the invasive procedure comprises excising a growth or portion thereof.
3. The method of claim 2 wherein the antagonist is administered about one day before the excisement.
4. The method of claim 3 in which only a single administration of the antagonist is effected.
5. The method of claim 2 in which only a single administration of the antagonist is effected.
6. The method of claim 5 in which about 0.001 to 5 mg/kg of body weight of antagonist is administrated.
7. The method of claim 2 in which about 0.5 to 5 mg/kg of body weight of antagonist is administrated.
8. The method of claim 2 in which the antagonist is antide.
9. The method of claim 2 in which the antagonist is azaline B.
10. The method of claim 1 wherein the antagonist or mime is administered about one day before the invasive procedure.
11. The method of claim 10 in which only a single administration of the antagonist or mime is effected.
12. The method of claim 1 in which only a single administration of the antagonist or mime is effected.
13. The method of claim 1 in which about 0.001 to 5 mg/kg of body weight of antagonist or mime is administrated.
14. The method of claim 1 in which about 0.5 to 5 mg/kg of body weight of antagonist or mime is administrated.
Almost 100 years ago it was recognized that breast cancer exhibited a degree of hormone dependency. Disease regression was achieved through estrogen ablation.
Studies of normal breast tissue indicate that endogenous hormones of the menstrual cycle influence rates of cell division and cell death. Speroff, The Breast, in: Speroff, Ed., Clinical Gynecologic Endocrinology & Infertility, Fourth Edition, Baltimore Williams & Williams: 1989: 629:91-119. Estrogen levels rise sharply and then fall in the absence of progesterone during the follicular phase of the cycle. Following ovulation, levels of these hormones increase and then decline before the onset of menses. The pattern of cyclic hormone concentration has been shown to influence both immune parameters and growth factors.
Laboratory studies have revealed that estrogen influences the growth fraction of human breast adenocarcinomics. When both estrogen and progesterone are present, this growth factor is significantly depressed. Jones, Influence of Steroid Hormones on the Growth Fraction of Human Breast Carcinomas, Am. J. Clin. Pathol. 1987, 88:132-138. Retardation of human breast cancer cells in the presence of progesterone has also been observed.
Cancer cells may be released into the circulation during surgery or other invasive procedures. It has therefore been suggested that a short, preoperative course of tamoxifen may be beneficial. McGuire, The Optical Timing of Mastectomy: Low Tide or High Tide?, Ann. Intern. Med. 1991, 115:401-403, Editorial. Some clinicians have proposed administering progesterone at the time of surgery to enhance prognosis by interrupting metastatic seeding.
The present invention contemplates the acute administration of a GnRH analog (or mime) as a pretreatment to invasive procedures such as surgery for breast, prostate or other cancers in order to decrease the reoccurrence rate. Administration results in the suppression of gonadal steroid dependent growth factors and neovascular processes that contribute to metastasis or recurrence in situ.
It is accordingly the object of the present invention to provide an adjunctive method to be employed in conjunction with the excisement of a neoplasm, cysts or portion thereof. This and other objects of the invention will become apparent to those of ordinary skill in this from the following detailed description.
This invention relates to a therapy adjunctive to an invasive procedure and more particularly, to administering to a person prior to a procedure such as excising a growth or portion thereof, a gonadotropin releasing hormone analog or mime thereof and then conducting the procedure before the effect of the gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonist has dissipated.
In accordance with the present invention, the conventional invasive procedure for excising a growth (or portion thereof) is carried out but additionally, a gonadotropin releasing hormone analog or other inhibitor of ovarian steroidal supply impact ("mime") is administered before that procedure is effected.
The gonadotropin releasing hormone is a small polypeptide produced in the hypothalamus and is sometimes termed gonadotropic releasing hormone, luteinizing hormone releasing hormone, GnRH or LHRH. Analogs in the form of antagonists and agonists are known and either can be used. The present invention preferably employs the gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonist. A GnRH antagonist acts by classical competitive receptor occupancy at the level of the GnRH receptor in the anterior pituitary. The effect is realized quickly and the more active antagonists can extinguish bioactive gonadotropin secretion within minutes, and in turn deplete gonadal estrogen, progesterone and androgen synthesis and secretion to castrate levels within the first day of treatment without a "flare effect" (stimulation of the receptor system), and in turn, without a delay in therapeutic benefit and without a transient exacerbation by temporary elevations of estrogen and androgen.
Examples of gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonists can be found, inter alia, in U.S. Pat. Nos. 4,409,208, 4,547,370, 4,565,804, 4,569,927, 4,619,914, and 5,198,533 and in WO 89/01944, the disclosures of which are incorporated herein by reference. Examples of such antagonists include Antide (a decapeptide represented by the formula D-Ac-D-2-Nal1 -DpClPhe2 -D-3-Pal3 -Ser4 -NiLys5 -D-NicLys6 -Leu7 -ILys8 -Pro9 -D-Ala10), Ac-D4ClDPhe1, D4ClDPhe2, DTrp3, DArg6, DAla10 ! GnRH, Ac-4ClDPhe2, D3 Pal3, Arg5, D2 Nal6, DAla10 ! GnRH, Ac-D2-Nal1, 4ClDPhe2, DTrp3, DArg6, DAla10 !GnRH, Ac-D2 Nal1, 4FDPhe2, DTrp3, DArg6 !GnRH, Ac-D2Nal1, 4ClDPhe2, DTrp3, DhArg(Et2)6, DAla10 !GnRH, and Ac-Nal1, DME4ClPhe2, DPal3, Ser4, Tyr5, DArg6, Leu7, ILys8, Pro9, DAla10 ! GnRH.
Further, a substitute for the gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonist or agonist can be employed. The inhibitors of steroid production or action are entities which mimic the activity of the antagonist sufficiently to reversibly inactivate gonadal response or impact of ovarian steroids, including the blockade of gonadotropin stimulated steroidogenesis. Examples include recombinant DNA derived gonadotropins, desialated gonadotropins whether natural or DNA derived, antibodies to gonadotropins, gonadotropic subunit parts, inhibitors of gonadotropin receptor activations (i.e., cell messengers), inhibin/activin and their analogs, and the like.
The gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonists or other inhibitors employed in the present invention can be administered in the form of pharmaceutically acceptable non-toxic salts or complexes. The salts include acid addition salts such as for instance hydrochloride, hydrobromide, sulfate, phosphate, nitrate, oxalate, fumarate, gluconate, tannate, maleate, acetate, benzoate, succinate, alginate, malate, ascorbate, tartrate and the like. The complexes can be with metals such as for example zinc, barium, calcium, magnesium, aluminum and the like.
Any known gonadotropin releasing hormone analog or other inhibitor can be employed. Also any mode of administration heretofore employed for such agents can also be employed in the practice of the present invention. Thus, the route of administration can be any conventional route where the analog is active, for instance orally, intravenously, subcutaneously, intramuscularly, sublingually, percutaneously, rectally, intranasally or intravaginally. Similarly, the administration form can be a tablet, dragee, capsule, pill, nasal mist, aerosol, solutions suspensions, suppositories and the like.
As a rule of thumb, the amount of gonadotropin releasing hormone analog or inhibitor administered is that sufficient to adjust the circulating estrogen to a value below about 20 pg/ml and preferably below about 10 pg/ml. Depending on the particular active agent employed, the dose administered is generally about 0.001 to 5 mg/kg of body weight, preferably about 0.05 to 5 mg/kg when administered intramuscularly. Also depending upon the particular agent employed, a single administration may suffice, although one or more additional administrations can be employed over a time period of about one week or up to 30 days, including daily, weekly or monthly. Since the effects of the administration last for several days, it is preferred that the initial gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonist or mime administration occur at least one day before the surgical procedure. The excising of the growth or a portion thereof (e.g. a biopsy) is carried out in conventional fashion before endogenous estrogen or progesterone production has been restored spontaneously and causes reversion to preadministration condition.
In order to demonstrate the present invention, an individual is administered the gonadotropin releasing hormone antagonist specified below intramuscularly or subcutaneously. One day later, a biopsy is effected. The antagonist and amount, which is administered after suspension in sesame oil, are:
______________________________________Analog or Mime Dose mg/kg/day______________________________________Antide 0.3Azaline B 0.05 Ac-D4ClDPhe1, D4ClDPhe2, 0.5DTrp3, DArg6, DAla10 ! GnRH Ac-4ClDPhe2, D3 Pal3, Arg5, 0.5D2 Nal6, DAla10 ! GnRH Ac-D2-Nal1, 4ClDPhe2, 0.5DTrp3, DArg6, DAla10 ! GnRH Ac-Nal1, DME4ClPhe2, 0.5DPal3, Ser4, Tyr5, DArg6,Leu7, ILys8, Pro9, DAla10 !GnRH______________________________________
Application of the components, compositions and methods of this invention for the medical and/or pharmaceutical use which are described in this text may be accomplished by any clinical, medical or pharmaceutical methods or techniques as are presently or prospectively known to those skilled in the art. The various embodiments which have been described herein were intended to be representative and not limiting, as various changes and modifications can be made in the present invention without departing from the spirit and scope thereof.
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It being the pantomime season, it was a smart move by the makers of BBC's Question Time to rope in Russell Brand and UKIP leader Nigel Farage for its final programme of the series.
I am not sure whether it left the audience desperate for a re-run and neither was it clear who was the villain and who was the hero.
It began with a question that seemed to offer Brand an open goal - was the adverserial nature of politics leading to its decline - but he appeared unusually nervous and fluffed it, which must have taken David Dimbelby by surprise.
Still, at least the audience was in a rather frisky mood and a few more than heated exchanges from the audience seats only served to remind those watching how tame the panel seemed.
At some points you sensed that Russell Brand and Nigel Farage had more in common than they were prepared to admit and couldn't decide who was the villain - both characterising themselves as "outsiders" - but Brand stuck the knife in with a good one-liner about Farage being a "Poundland Enoch Powell."
Although I did wonder whether, like Blue Peter, this was something he had prepared earlier. The cameras at one point showed him leafing throuh what could have been cue cards - who would have thought he needed those?
Farage generally kept his cool but was rather less animated than he usually is. He correctly surmised that it would be counter-productive to try to best Brand.
Instead, he chose to focus his attack on Labour's Mary Creagh and the floundering government representative Penny Morduant, who had she been playing in a football match, would have been substituted very early.
Creagh was reasonably good but too often lapsed into a recital of Labour's commitments that has most people tuning out and wondering about other things.
I expected Penny Morduant, who gamely appeared in the ITV programme Splash, to be rather better. After a belly flop like that, she may be inclined to turn down future invitations.
But she was on the defensive from the start after Dimbleby chose to remind the audience and viewers that she had been found out for making a speech in Parliament in which she used some rather fruity words - apparently as a dare from certain Naval friends.
Not a good position to debate a question about how mainstream politics might be in decline.
Dimbleby crowbarred a question about social mobility and whether we ought to have more grammar schools right at the end, which was a mistake as the panel only had a few minutes to debate what could well be an election flashpoint next May.
Brand lamely admitted that he "didn't know much about grammars" and opted for a rambling riff about other issues, leaving Farage with the easiest of tap ins at goal.
It was all entertaining stuff but the audience seemed more up for a fight than the panel.
The curtain dropped after what seemed no time at all but the audience was probably thankful the cast did not come back for an encore.
And if you wanted me to name the person who came across the best, it was the journalist Camilla Cavendish, who was easily the sanest person there.
Tags: UKIP, Farage, Queston Time, Canterbury, Russell Brand, Conservatives, immigration
Categories: Politics
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Kent County Council's decision to consult over closing the Chaucer Technology College has unsurprisingly caused anger and dismay among parents and pupils, who had thought the future was secure only a few weeks ago and are now levelling accusations of betrayal.
Had the politicians had any alternative, there is no doubt they would have sought to find one.
Decisions to close schools are almost always contentious and invariably trigger campaigns to keep them open. In the case of the Chaucer School, it has been a particularly messy affair - not helped in this case by the fact that Kent County Council had believed an academy chain wanted to take it over but then withdrew their interest.
Chaucer's future will be determined in June but the proposal to shut it provides a vivid illustration of the tension between education authorities and the Department for Education when it comes to planning and providing enough places.
The county council's statutory obligation is to ensure that there are enough school places across Kent. In the jargon, it is now a "commissioner" of places rather than a "provider." This obligation also requires the council to make sure that there are not too many empty desks or surplus places.
This job has become much more difficult with the advent of academy schools, which are independent and outside council control. Under Michael Gove's revolution, academies have been empowered to expand and grow to meet parental demand.
Why? Because the government believes that the often illusory concept of choice is enhanced if you allow popular schools to expand.
In the brave new world of Michael Gove, in which freedom and autonomy for schools are valued above anything else, academies can expand without anyone outside the school having a say in whether it might be a good or bad thing. Councils have no power of veto over academies who want to take in more pupils which is precisely what the Canterbury Academy is doing.
It plans to offer 50 more places to Year 7 children in a direct response to parental demand and its continuing popularity. And it is this that KCC cites as a key reason why Chauncer should close.
This growth at Canterbury Academy comes at a time when the demand for places in the district are forecast to fall over the next few years, in contrast with many other areas of the county.
The planned closure of Chaucer is not the fault of Canterbury Academy. It is simply doing what parents want and it certainly hasn't done it out of any malice towards Chaucer.
Kent County Council and the school undoubtedly have questions to answer about the way it has handled the decision, not the least of which is the apparent shortcomings in the way the news was communicated to shocked parents and pupils.
But some questions should also be asked of the government. It has sold the academy programme on claims that it will improve standards and critically give parents greater opportunity for their children to attend popular and successful schools locally - a promise that parents at Chaucer may well feel is hardly worth the paper it is written on.
An education system in which councils are given the job of planning for places but do so alongside increasing numbers of individual schools who can do their own thing may not be totally impossible but certainly presents challenges.
And if the unfettered free-for-all for school places continues, we may find there are other schools becoming "unviable".
Why is it taking so long for Kent crime commissioner Ann Barnes to announce who is to be her youth crime tsar?
Interviews for the post took place in November but since then, nothing has happened. Pressed on the issue by MP Mark Reckless at a Home Affairs Select Committee, Mrs Barnes said it wouldn't be too long before she could say anything but alluded to "various reasons" why there had been a delay.
Unfortunately, we are none the wiser as she added that she could not go into any details. Curious.
Tags: education, KCC, Chaucer School, Ann Barnes, Canterbury
Well, after months of freezing cold weather, thank goodness it is finally starting to warm up.
All right, it still might not be quite time to put away the woolly jumpers, but some spring sunshine is better than none and what better way to enjoy it than looking around some of Kent's great attractions.
I only moved to the county in September, so I'm still exploring the many lovely places on my doorstep. I decided to head over to Canterbury the other day with my partner and we had a wonderful time.
After walking around the city, we decided to take a romantic trip down the river on a punting boat. It only cost us £8 each for a 40-minute journey. We were given blankets if we wanted them and our tour guide told us all about the city's history.
We finished our day with a visit to the Fudge Kitchen next to the cathedral, where we got to taste some of the best fudge I've ever eaten – and saw it being made. It was a great way to welcome spring.
As you may remember, I have embarked upon ice skating lessons at Gillingham's Silver Blades ice rink. Well, I have good news – I have gone up a class! There are 10 grades, with 10 being champion standard and I am now classed as grade 6. I have really been enjoying it and was so pleased when my instructor said it was time for me to change classes.
I am now learning with some amazing skaters who are much better than me but being around them really pushes me to do better.
I am hoping to head along to see Sleeping Beauty On Ice at Dartford's Orchard Theatre when it opens on Wednesday, May 1.
It stars Olga Sharutenko, one of the professionals on ITV show Dancing on Ice and I can't wait to see such an amazing skater perform.
Next week kmfm is joining up with children's hospice Demelza House for 10 tea parties in 10 days.
The fun starts at 3.30pm on Monday, April 22, at the King Charles Hotel in Gillingham and then we will be visiting Ashford's Eastwell Manor, Dunkerley's in Deal, the Coniston Hotel in Sittingbourne, the Ashford International Hotel, the Village Hotel in Maidstone and Gillingham's Priestfield Stadium.
In addition to enjoying tea and treats, there will be live entertainment and the chance to win top prizes.
We really hope lots of people will come along to support us.
Visit www.kmfm.co.uk to find out more.
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Trading results are not usually a case for emotion, but I am always saddened by bad news from HMV and Waterstone's.
So many happy hours have been spent browsing – and occasionally spending money - in these shops, especially in towns without a decent bookshop.
Many music retailers have already shut up shop in recent years, clobbered by the internet and the trend to downloading. I have not the slightest interest in downloading. I know it's cheaper but there is absolutely no substitute for the feeling you get from handling and examining a real object.
That applies as much to CDs as the previously cherished vinyl LPs. I was a bit surprised by HMV's 13.6 per cent sales decline after standing in long queues before Christmas and the New Year. But I guess the bad weather stopped people from going out and buying presents and perhaps they ordered online instead.
You can also order online from HMV but I have noticed prices are often higher than Amazon. HMV also faces supermarket competition, but Tesco and their offer a pathetic range, and then only the latest best-sellers. There is nothing like the fantastic range and back catalogue in most HMV and Waterstone's stores.
Sixty branches are to close across the country, and that probably dooms one of the two branches of Waterstone's in Maidstone and Canterbury. It makes commercial sense but is not good news for many of the staff. Richard Curr, head of dealing at Prime Markets, has urged shareholders to sell, saying the Christmas statement shows the group is "well and truly on the rack, engaged in a desperate scramble to cut costs and close stores to avoid breaching banking covenants."
That gloomy statement casts a dark shadow over the long-term future of HMV – but I am hoping for the best. Where would those happy browsing hours of serendipity be spent instead? The closures ought to be good news for local music retailers, but sadly there aren't many left.
Almost all classical outlets have gone. The few surviving independents are mainly in small towns without an HMV or Waterstone's. I hope HMV's troubles will do them some good, but I fear that changing trends could spell the slow lingering death of my favourite type of shop.
Tags: HMV, Waterstone's, Amazon, Maidstone, Canterbury
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|Beef tenderloin
|2 1⁄2 Pound (1 Beef Tenderloin, 2 To 2.5 Pound)
|Crumbled blue cheese
|4 Ounce (1 Cup)
|1 Tablespoon
Trim fat from surface of roast.
Make a slanting cut, 2 inches deep, the full length of the roastwithasharp, narrow-bladed knife held at a 45-degree angle.
Make another cut, just as before, along opposite side.
Blend blue cheese and brandy together.
Spread cheese mixture in the two slashed openings.
Securely tie string around the roast at both ends and the middle.
Insert spit rod lengthwise through center of roast.
Adjust holding forks; test balance.
Insert meat thermometer near center of roast, not touching metal rod.
Place hot coals on both sides of drip pan.
Attach spit; position drip pan under meat.
Turn on motor; lower hood or cover with foil tent.
Grill over hot coals till thermometer registers 130° for rare (about 45 minutes), 150° for medium-rare (about 50 minutes), and 160° for medium to medium well (55 to 60 minutes).
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It starts so promisingly that one almost thinks Chrissie Hynde is back upstairs changing tires with those tattooed love boys. The speedy rockabilly of "Boots Of Chinese Plastic" is the liveliest thing she's come up with in years. Unfortunately, that restless energy only returns in fits & spurts on Break Up The Concrete (released October 7 on Shangri-La Music). Much of this ("The Nothing Maker," "Love's A Mystery," "The Last Ride") is the sort of room temperature, popcorn movie soundtrack fare The Pretenders have been putting out for a long time (trust me, you will hear a few of these in future Kate Hudson turds). But, the good news is the working class answer to Patti Smith has been goosed by some wild hair and "Don't Cut Your Hair" and the title cut harness the same pounding rock 'n' roll as "Chinese Plastic," and she gives further reason to smile with "Don't Lose Faith In Me," a slow, soulful burn that rivals recent Bettye LaVette, and a T-Bone Burnett style shuffling rumination called "Almost Perfect," a ball of hushed innuendo that develops a low groove. Thing is nothing here is unpleasant; Hynde is too much of a pro to allow that, and if anything she's too careful. It's when her voice cracks, when the gal we first met alongside the still-missed James Honeyman-Scott in 1979 resurfaces that Concrete succeeds best. She's always had a mix of The Shirelles and The Stooges, punk rock and pub rock, and that slap n' kiss dynamic remains, just wrinkled and softened a good deal by time.
Here's the video for "Boots of Chinese Plastic."
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J. Lohr 2013 Sauvignon Blanc, Carol's Vyd., St. Helena, Napa Valley
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Founded more than three decades ago by Jerry Lohr, J. Lohr Vineyards & Wines crafts an array of acclaimed wines from estate grapes. Know primarily for their Central Coast wines, this wine is from their Napa Valley vineyard in St. Helena, where Sauvignon Blanc does very well. The vineyard is about 36 acres and about 10 is Sauvignon Blanc. It has well-drained, gravelly, sandy loam soil and ideal conditions bring concentrated ripe fruit. They ferment 70% of this wine in temperature controlled stainless steel and the other 30% goes into French Acacia wood barrels. The barrel fermented portion stays on the lees for 4 months with frequent stirrings. The acacia wood doesn't impart any woody flavors on the wines like oak would but allows the lees aging to give it a creamy texture and more complex profile especially when blended back with the steel fermented wine. Beverage Dynamics scored this 95 points saying "Named for Mr. Lohr's wife Carol, with a portion of proceeds going to breast cancer research. Classic Napa fruit, with a creamy texture and a perfume nose that offers up robust citrus hints. Rich and powerful with a lingering finish."


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AP boys and girls prep poll
Posted: 01/23/2012 - Tennessee AP prep poll for 1/23
Posted: 01/23/2012 - Tennessee AP prep poll for 1/23
Updated: 01/21/2012 - Scores and highlights from the Pilot PrepXtra Postgame Report on 1-20-12.
Updated: 01/16/2012 - Ranked third in class AA, Alcoa High School is the highest ranked boys team in the area. The Webb girls are second in the Class II rankings.
Updated: 01/14/2012 - Boys and girls basketball highlights and scores from the greater Knoxville area on January 13, 2012.
Updated: 01/13/2012 - Red Rebels finish 11th in the nation after winning school's 13th state title
Posted: 01/09/2012 - The Alcoa boys and the Webb girls are the highest ranked teams in the area.
Updated: 01/07/2012 - The game came down to the final play, a Hail Mary that fell incomplete, leaving Tennessee with a 24-20 win over Kentucky in the 5th Annual National Guard Border Bowl.
Updated: 01/07/2012 - Scores and highlights from Friday, January 6th.
Updated: 12/24/2011 - The Rebels ended 2011 with a 15-0 record and its second straight Class 6A championship.
Updated: 12/21/2011 - The Panther wide receiver will be a part of the 2013 signing class.
Updated: 12/20/2011 - Jay Guillermo helped the Rebels to back-to-back Class 6A state championships.
Updated: 12/13/2011 - The National Guard Border Bowl matches some of the best High School Seniors from Tennessee against some of the best from Kentucky. The game will be played on January 7, 2012 at the University of the Cumberland's Campus in Williamsburg, KY.
Posted: 12/04/2011 - The Rebels scored two fourth quarter touchdowns to defeat the Tigers 23-7 to claim the school's 29th straight win and second straight championship.
Updated: 12/04/2011 - The Greene Devils won their 13th game in a row with a 37-0 shutout over the Panthers.
Updated: 08/02/2012 - Panthers close out remarkable season at 14-1
Updated: 12/03/2011 - Quartberback Charlie High has record setting performance throwing for nearly 500 yards and 7 touchdowns
Updated: 12/02/2011 - Charlie, son of former UT Track and Field All American Bill High leads CAK to first Class 3-A title game
Posted: 12/01/2011 - Robinette named to ESPN's Tennessee football player of the year
Updated: 11/28/2011 - Five area players were named Mr. Football in their respective classifications.
Updated: 11/26/2011 - Maryville, Powell, Greeneville, and CAK have all advanced to the state championship game in their respective classification.
Updated: 11/19/2011 - Alcoa's quest for an 8th straight state title was blocked by CAK. The Warriors beat the Tornadoes 38-37 in overtime.
Posted: 11/17/2011 - Nearly 100 of the state's top high school senior football players have been selected to compete in this year's fifth annual Toyota East vs. West Tennessee All-Star Classic
Updated: 11/15/2011 - Tim Hammontree coached Maryville to a 1998 state championship.
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I guess I will be the one to further point out the obvious and state we are only 4 games into the year. Also, I gotta point out that opinion awards while nice are also kind of cheesy. Most of the voters aren't really even qualified in terms of what is important game to game to make this decision. If Ryan throws 5 picks next week, the new thread will be discussing who we are going to draft to replace him
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The CW has been missing from the Hawaii market since it launched on Wednesday, Sept. 20. Honolulu is the 72nd largest market in the country.


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Taylor Swift: the London Squad
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You might be tired of Taylor Swift's friend-collecting but she's not tired of showing you how many more friends she's collected. Taylor performed in London this weekend. And once again she had her model crew with her: Cara Delevingne, Kendall Jenner, Gigi Hadid, Martha Hunt, her best friend Karlie Kloss… And now Serena Williams, 20-time Grand Slam champion, has joined the Swift Squad. Full Story
The Terminator, the Khaleesi, the Jakey, the Tinie, and the model
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Cara Delevingne is pretty irresistible. It's not just that you can't help but like her, it's also that you can't help but go along with whatever it is that she wants to do. And she's always a good time. This is why so many celebrities end up on her Instagram, being goofs. Full Story
Smutty Social Media, Tuesday June 9, 2015
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Stella McCartney had a spring presentation in New York last night and it's all over social media. This is my favourite photo of the bunch – she and Cara look like sisters. Cara and Stella at our Spring 2016 Presentation in New York. @caradelevingne #StellaNYC #StellaSpring16 #StellasWorld #Spring16 Full Story
Luc Besson returns to weird with Cara Delevingne
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The Fifth Element is such a great movie. It's a mess, don't get me wrong, but it's so fun in its messiness—I'll always take a little mess in exchange for ambitious, original ideas. But it was also a huge financial disaster, and director Luc Besson didn't make another live-action science fiction movie until last year's Lucy. Full Story
"Brooklyn Beckham's mom"
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That's how some people refer to Victoria Beckham. They're mostly under 18. And they don't give a sh-t that she used to be a Spice and is now a fashion designer. She's the mom of someone they know. And moms are good for holding your phone while you pose with a supermodel. Which is what Posh did last night for Brooklyn as he stood next to Cara Delevingne. Full Story
Smutty Social Media Tuesday, March 31, 2015
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Tidal is still prominent on Instagram – Madonna and Nicki have been particularly vocal. I looked through the photos and noticed something: Nicki with Rihanna, Beyonce with Nicki, Madonna with Rihanna and Nicki, Alicia with Beyonce… but no Beyonce and Rihanna on social media (but there is an official photo Full Story
Katy's friends at Chanel
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Maria was just wondering in the previous post about the launch of Tidal about the absence of some major recording artists from the announcement, including Katy Perry. The Tidal presser happened in New York yesterday, late afternoon. Katy Perry? She was in New York too. Last night she stepped out for a Chanel party with Karl Lagerfeld. Full Story
Cara is Margo
Model becomes an actress. You're like, whatever, because you still remember seeing Cindy Crawford in Fair Game. Nine times out of ten I would agree with you. But my best memory from TIFF 2014 was that I found out that Cara Delevingne can act. It was a film called The Face Of An Angel. Totally forgettable. Full Story
Smutty Social Media March 13, 2015
Judging by Rita Ora's interviews and photos, she fancies herself a fashion icon; she told Nylon magazine that she can save the industry from blandness: "But where's that punk energy—that fun, crazy, respected but still like, 'S---, she's just doing her thing' person? That's who I am!" She certainly is… confident. Full Story
Naomi vs Cara: Model Throwdown
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Page Six reports that on Sunday night, at a Paris Fashion Week party, Naomi Campbell and Cara Delevingne threw down... Over Rihanna. Supposedly Naomi was offended because she thought Cara was disrespecting Rihanna and then all kinds of pushing and shoving ensued and Cara made a grab for Naomi's hair. Full Story
Taylor's ELLE & Style
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Taylor Swift was in London last night with all her model friends and musician friends and lots of friends, friends everywhere. It was the ELLE Style Awards. And, can you believe it, she's not wearing Elie Saab. Or shorts. This might be the best dress I've seen her wear on a carpet in a long time. Full Story
The Suicide Squad features Harley Quinn and some other people
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Last we heard of David Ayer's DC villain flick, whether or not Harley Quinn, the nutjob supervillainess from the Batman comics, would be included was still up in the air, and Jared Leto was in talks to play The Joker (lesser version 2.0). Yesterday, Warner Brothers announced the Suicide Squad lineup and yes indeed, Harley Quinn is coming to the big screen, and she'll be played by Margot Robbie. Full Story
Kate & Cara's Thanksgiving
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Cara Delevingne has been in LA all week. The other day she was hanging out with Cody Simpson and model Gigi Hadid. I've attached photos below. Last night though, for US Thanksgiving, she was over at Kate Hudson's, hanging out with the entire family. Goldie, Kurt Russell, Kate's brothers… And dancing. Full Story
In Kate's living room
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The December issue of British VOGUE is all Kate Moss. There are two covers and she was a contributing editor. At one point she's able to convince her friends, the Count and Countess von Bismarck, to let them shoot inside their home because that's where all the good parties are, naturally. Full Story


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The Inevitable Star Wars Related Tweets About Harrison Ford's Plane Crash
When a legendary sci-fi hero survives a catastrophic event, the creativity of fanboys and fangals on Twitter ignites.
Carrie Underwood's First Son Is Here: See His Name & the First Photo
Carrie Underwood is officially a mom. The country singer welcomed her first son, Isaiah Michael Fisher, into the world on Feb. 27.
#TheDress: What Color Is It?
This blew up Twitter overnight. A photograph of a $77 off-the-rack dress started arguments, memes and crazy tweets.
Gina Crash's Red Carpet Snark-et
Check out Gina Crash's 'snarky' red carpet recap.
Towson Student Creates Beyonce Holiday
Imagine this, a student telling their professor they can't come to class because of Beyonce's birthday? It happened at Towson University and the story was covered by a nationwide online news organization, as a "movement".
Hollywood Mourns On Twitter
Kevin Spacey: "Robin Williams made the world laugh & think. I will remember & honor that. A great man, artist and friend. I will miss him beyond measure." Jason Alexander: "Ah Robin, I'm […]
Baltimore Chef Makes Lunch At The White House
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Maryland On America's Got Talent Tonight
Check out America's Got Talent tonight and Wednesday at 9, to see Eddie from Howard County perform with his group…
Don't Do Twitter Q&A's: Robin Thicke's #AskThicke is Naturally a Complete Disaster
The idea that you can corral The Internet into a respectable town hall meeting to ask the world's most ineligible bachelor Robin Thicke some questions is, to put it in no uncertain terms, impossible.
Billboard, Twitter Debut Real-Time Charts
After teasing a new real-time chart system last March, Billboard announced today that it has officially teamed with Twitter to provide the first instantaneous music chart system — and it's out now.


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" Our goal is not just to adapt to the changing energy industry, but to help shape it in a way that helps our customers and improves our efficiency. With IBM's vision and expertise in this area, we are well along this path. "
Hellmuth Frey, Project Manager, Energie Baden-Württemberg
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With some six million energy customers and about 15,000 megawatts of electric generating capacity, Energie Baden-Württemberg (EnBW) is the third largest energy company in Germany. Based in Karlsruhe, the company generated annual revenue in excess of €14 billion and has more than 20,000 employees.
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With its power generation reliant on more variable sources, EnBW sought to add a corresponding flexibility on the demand side by empowering its customers to make "smart" power consumption decisions that lessened energy demand at peak times.
EnBW worked with IBM to put in place a first-of-a-kind solution that generates and displays the underlying price of electricity as it changes throughout the day. In addition to providing a basis for changing consumption behavior, it also establishes a low-cost platform for changing EnBW's customer-facing processes like billing.
- Lower cost and more efficient power generation through reductions in peak energy consumption
 - Improved ability to absorb alternative energy sources into the power grid
 - Lower energy costs for the customer
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Hike of the month: Snowy day captures solitude of John Litton Farm loop at Big South Fork
A skier or snowboarder would have characterized the snow as "loose powder." It was 6 inches deep, and untouched except for animal tracks. On this cold winter morning, it felt like we had the 125,000-acre Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area all to ourselves.
Starting at the Bandy Creek Visitor Center, we set out on a 5.9-mile hike around the John Litton Farm Loop, an easy-to-moderate route that highlights one of the most picturesque and well-preserved cultural landmarks in this 125,000-acre park on the Cumberland Plateau.
From the trail head near the pool at Band Creek Campground, we hiked the loop clockwise. Going this direction, the initial part of the hike follows Duncan Hollow Road. After 0.6 miles the trail enters Scott State Forest where researchers are growing white pine trees and breeding American chestnuts to be resistant to the chestnut blight. At 0.9 miles, the trail leaves Scott State Forest and re-enters Big South Fork.
At the 1-mile mark the road forks, and you'll want to bear right (the Duncan Hollow Road stays straight). A half-mile later, the trail turns right at a footbridge over a drainage ditch and leaves the road. After following the edge of a field for a few hundred yards, the trail enters the woods and begins to descend into the remote hollow where John Litton, a well-known master cabin builder, made his home in 1901.
After 2.2 miles the trail reaches the clearing. Hiking the loop clockwise, the house and barn are first seen through a stand of hemlocks. Split-rail fences divide the fields, and a small pond completes the postcard-worthy setting.
John Litton built his home at the head of the North Fork of Fall Branch. The original log cabin was constructed of hand-hewn poplar logs, as was the nearby barn. Hidden in the woods at the base of some bluffs are several rockhouses whose fronts are enclosed with rough wooden boards. According to Tom Des Jean, archeologist for the Big South Fork, these served as hog pens.
"The Litton-Slaven farm is one of the best examples of a subsistence farm on the Cumberland Plateau," Des Jean said. "It demonstrates how people lived in remote places, with very limited interaction with other people."
After John Litton died in 1935 his family moved away, and the farm remained abandoned until 1946 when General Slaven and his family took up residence. The fields needed re-plowing and the barn was in disrepair, but with the whole family pitching in, the farm went back into productivity.
Slaven and his wife, Did, remained after their children grew up and moved away. Their home never had electricity or running water, but the couple didn't leave until 1979 when the U.S. government purchased their land for the park.
According to Howard Duncan, a ranger with the Big South Fork, Slaven was a well-known hunter and trapper, and Did was renowned for her cooking.
"It's said no one ever left their house hungry," Duncan said.
From John Litton/Slaven farm it's 3.7 miles back to Bandy Creek continuing in a clockwise direction. The first section of trail follows the North Fork of Fall Branch. Thick stands of mountain laurel hug both sides of the trail, and in cold weather, massive icicles dangle from the bluffs and rockhouses. About 1 mile from the home site the John Litton Farm Loop Trail intersects with the Fall Branch Trail, which leads 1.9 miles to Grand Gap Loop. Combining both loops - John Litton Farm and Grand Gap Loop - makes for a 17-mile hike that works both as a long day hike or an overnighter.
To complete the John Litton Farm Loop, bear right at the Fall Branch Trail junction and cross the footbridge. This last 2.4 miles back to Bandy Creek is a lovely walk as the trail parallel Falls Branch and passes beneath several rockhouses. Two sets of 8-foot ladders let you negotiate the cliff line at the top of the gorge. Beyond that, it's a short walk through the woods back to the parking area at the pool.
To reach the Big South Fork National River and Recreation Area from Knoxville, take Interstate 75 north to State Route 63 (the Huntsville/Oneida exit). Past Huntsville, turn right onto U.S. Highway 297 to Oneida, and then turn left onto State Route 297 following the signs to the Big South Fork.
After driving in and out of the main river gorge on Highway 297, turn right at the sign for the Bandy Creek Visitor Center. The John Litton Farm Loop trail head is beside the parking area for the campground pool.
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mFoundry and MasterCard to Deliver Digital Wallets Services to Banks02:10 EST Monday, February 25, 2013 BARCELONA, Spain (Business Wire) -- At Mobile World Congress, mFoundry and MasterCard (NYSE: MA), announced today an agreement to make MasterPass™-connected wallets available to mFoundry's nearly 900 bank customers. By integrating the MasterPass by MasterCard service with mFoundry's mobile banking solutions, millions of consumers could be able to use any payment card or enabled device to discover enhanced shopping experiences that are as simple as a click, tap or touch – online, in-store or anywhere. MasterPass is the evolution of PayPass Wallet Services which was announced in Spring of 2012 and has been in a production trial with select merchants and issuers. mFoundry will create a digital wallet service using the MasterPass APIs to provide its customers with a MasterPass-connected wallet as part of its mobile banking platform. mFoundry's solution will deliver a truly integrated mobile banking and payment solution to the market. The service will be available to mFoundry's customer banks in early 2014 with pilots expected to launch in 2013. "Consumers will now shop and pay in whatever way best fits their needs and lifestyles, from every device they have. MasterPass gives them the ability to make a payment from wherever they are, with one simple experience," said Ed Olebe, Group Head, MasterPass Services, MasterCard. "Integrating with mFoundry's solution embeds the power of MasterPass into an industry-leading mobile banking platform and enhances both the payment and banking experience for consumers." "Together, mFoundry and MasterPass deliver an outstanding customer experience by integrating mobile banking and mobile payments into one, seamless solution," said mFoundry CEO Drew Sievers. "By bringing together both, financial institutions can transform their mobile banking experience and achieve the broader goal of turning mobile into their most valuable channel." Find a complete list of MasterCard's news announcements from Mobile World Congress in our Digital Press Kit and follow us @MasterCardNews #MWCashless #MAMobileSymp to join the conversation.About MasterCard WorldwideMasterCard (NYSE: MA), www.mastercard.com,is a technology company in the global payments industry. We operate the world's fastest payments processing network, connecting consumers, financial institutions, merchants, governments and businesses in more than 210 countries and territories. MasterCard's products and solutions make everyday commerce activities – such as shopping, traveling, running a business and managing finances – easier, more secure and more efficient for everyone. Follow us on Twitter @MasterCardNews,join the discussion on the Cashless Conversations Blog and subscribe for the latest news. About mFoundry mFoundry is North America's largest provider of mobile banking and mobile commerce. The leading software-as-a-service (SaaS), cloud-based mobile banking offering, mFoundry works with almost than 900 banks and credit unions nationwide, including Bank of America, PNC Bank, Zions Bank and more than one-third of the top 50 financial institutions in the U.S. mFoundry was behind the nation's largest, and most successful mobile payments program: Starbucks Card Mobile. mFoundry is headquartered in Larkspur, California, with offices in downtown San Francisco. For more information, visit http://www.mfoundry.com. Photos/Multimedia Gallery Available: http://www.businesswire.com/multimedia/home/20130224005134/en/MediaMasterCard WorldwideBrian Gendron, email@example.com Berardi, email@example.com


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Every now and then we forbid certain things to certain select individuals: Boxers may not use their fists in casual fights; CIA agents may not write freely of their personal experiences. I think it is time for a new restriction: any mention of Hitler, the Holocaust or gas chambers should be legally forbidden to manifest idiots.
Exhibit A: The Rev. Brad Brandon with Minnesota for Marriage analogizing critics of gay marriage to those silenced by Hitler. This is not stupidity. It is stupidity on stilts.
It is long past time that we stopped belittling the memory of millions who suffered and died at the hands of the Nazis by pressing them into service for every political analogy. We hear this ignorant comparison deployed with reference to abortion, gay marriage, offensive art, budget cuts, with virtually any public issue where the speaker feels that his rhetorical jets need rocket fuel.
Stop it. Just stop. Survivors deserve better than to hear their unspeakable suffering turned into a talking point. And the dead, the millions slaughtered on the altar of hatred and savagery, should not have their memory besmirched by the moronic compulsion to invoke the holocaust at every presumed offense.
The attempted destruction of an entire people should be spoken in hushed tones, with the reverence due the victims and the shocked horror at the evil of the perpetrators. Anything else tells us nothing about the issue and everything about the speaker. I read that Pastor Brandon apologized. That is a good start. The next step, to be wished for and emulated, is to just keep quiet.
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Feeling better already because the Abomination has given me strength to recover.
He loves his kids.............didn't ya know?
I am really upset because my daughters and son never had my undying love to read about on the net.
I have always told them though.
Imho........the Abomination that is Andre is an out and out media-whore.
Oh DD.
For shame.
How will the whole world know what a truly marvelous specimen of parenthood you are unless you are constantly blabbering about it at every given opportunity?
There is no point just telling your kids you love them if you haven't got a film crew with you to record it for posterity.
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I'm thinking SoCal?? Nice weather year round, good terrain and a good starting point to ride in places like Mexico, the Rockies, and even Alaska. Traffic, not so sure tho?
Working out so far to be a pretty good jumping off point... there's a fair share of roads to keep a bit entertained within reasonable distance "locally". head OUT... and there's even more for a long weekend. the super slab can get you pretty far pretty fast in a variety of directions and then you can head off, like branches on a tree with the base my home, san diego. (haven't experienced the roots for a long time... mexico and central america is still on my radar but I have a few reservations "just yet" for my own personal reasons)
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The Connecticut Whale won their third straight game last night, finally beating the Springfield Falcons by a score of 3-2. This was the Whale's third straight win, moving them into second place, behind the Falcons, in the division. Christian Thomas netted another goal, giving him nine on the season. This gives him the highest total among rookies on the Whale, and the third highest on the team, behind Kris Newbury and Brandon Segal. Check after the jump for stats of the prospects in action around the world. WHL Michael St. Croix (Edmonton, W 5-2): 1 G, 1 A, 0 PIM, +1 OHL Peter Ceresnak (Peterborough, L 4-1): 0 G, 0 A, 0 PIM, -1 QMJHL Sam Noreau (Baie-Comeau, OTW 3-2): 0 G, 0 A, 0 PIM, +1 NCAA Brady Skjei (Minnesota, W 4-1): 0 G, 0 A, 0 PIM, +1 Boo Nieves (Michigan, L 5-1): 0 G, 1 A, 4 PIM, -1 Steven Fogarty (Notre Dame, W 5-2): 0 G, 0 A, 0 PIM, Even AHL (W 3-2) Dylan McIlrath: 0 G, 0 A, 4 PIM, Even Kyle Jean: 0 G, 0 A, 2 PIM, Even Ryan Bourque: DNP J.T. Miller: 0 G, 0 ...
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