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Where's the real Kobe beef? And why does a prime-rib Kobe roast cost $350?
Those were my paramount questions as I chewed the fat at a recent dinner put on by Snake River Farms and Signorello Vineyards. The dishy event at Truffles restaurant was billed as a Kobe & Cab evening.
Turns out real Kobe beef, which is galloping into top North America restaurants, is supposed to be only from Japan. Just like "real" Champagne is only from the Champagne region in France. Of course, we all know sparkling wine from California, New Zealand and Spain can be just as full of finesse.
In Kobe, the special cattle, known as Wagyu, are portrayed as the planet's most pampered farm beasts. They're fed special grains, dine on beer, and are purportedly massaged daily.
Wagyu cattle were exported to America more than 15 years ago. Snake River Farms in Idaho is one of the largest producers and for seven years, until the mad cow disease scare, actually exported their beef to Japan, where it was rebranded and sold to gourmands as genuine Kobe. So much for authenticity.
Suddenly my imagination was filled with a vision of Japanese Kobe cattle being massaged by geishas and American Kobe steers being fondled by retired Las Vegas show girls.
Snake River Farms president Jay Theiler put my mind to rest. He explained the massaging part is more myth than reality these days but the special diet (without the beer) is central to producing the highly marbled fat in American Kobe beef, which imparts such rich flavour and succulence.
To my palate, the best flavours come from the most fatty cuts. We're not talking fat ringing the outside, but marbling throughout the beef. And the Snake River rib-eye, tender as butter, was amazingly delicious, especially chased by Signorello 2003 Cabernet Sauvignon ($54, imported by Barrique Imports).
Availability of Kobe beef in Ontario has been tricky. Demand across North America always outpaces supply. Snake River Farms exports American Kobe to Nikuya Meats in Vancouver, who overnights it to Toronto. But, usually, only tiny shipments dribble into our local restos.
All that is about to change. Stephen Alexander, owner of Cumbrae's Naturally Raised Fine Meats (with three butcher shops in Toronto), has been quietly raising Wagyu cattle on the Nathen family farm in Jarvis, Ont. It began when he brought a Wagyu bull from Australia, where the meat has achieved legendary levels of quality and marbling.
Now a small herd of 16 – crossbred with Red Angus because purebred Wagyu cattle tend to be neglectful mothers – is beefing up on the best grain and following the prescribed slow dining regimen. And about 20 more are about to be born. "We have nothing on the market now. The cattle are still filling up on grass, hay, alfalfa and grain," says Alexander. "Our target is to release our first Kobe meat in a month or so. Sporadic tiny quantities at first, mainly to restaurants."
The price will be relatively cheap for Alexander's Wagyu beef, "about $40 a pound, which is half the price of U.S. Kobe." Quantities will be low for some time to come.
As for wines to go with Kobe, Ray Signorello Jr.'s Padrone ($125, future Vintages), a flagship red named after his late father and founder of the winery, was amazing. However, a complex Chilean syrah or a hedonistic Aussie premium shiraz would certainly be a match made in heaven. Kobe should always be served rare, which means you should opt for a red with fairly high tannins from oak aging.
The surprise of the evening was the Snake River Farms kurobuta pork. From Berkshire hogs, this reddish-hued, very flavourful meat is renowned as the Kobe of the porcine world. Snake River Farms exports much of it to Japan, as do many Canadian producers. The tenderloin was better than any pork I've ever tasted.
It's currently available from Cumbrae's, sourced from a family farm on Georgian Bay, as well as in a handful of outlets in Toronto.
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For the past week Richard Riddiford has been anxiously peering skyward, searching for signs of rain. "You can always get a bit nervous about things at this stage," the Toast Martinborough chairman says. "You can certainly get nervous about the weather."
Today, 10,000 people will rumble into Martinborough, slurping their way through 9500 litres of wine and 30,000 portions of food. The event has been a favourite day out for people around the Wellington region since 1992 - with many returning year in, year out.
Fine spells will be interspersed with showers in Martinborough today.
A MetService forecaster says showers are expected this morning and current gusty north westerlies will be tending more south westerly later today.
The afternoon will be a mix of fine spells and showers, increasing in the evening. A maximum of 15degC is expected.
Over the years the festival has mostly been blessed by clear skies and spring sunshine, but there has been the odd blip, Mr Riddiford says. "We've had hail, we've had rain, one year we had to take our marquee down otherwise it would have blown into Lake Wairarapa.
"Although when the weather's been bad, it's actually ended up being a party on the buses."
This year 10 vineyards are involved, including four "originals" in Palliser Estate, Ata Rangi, Martinborough and Te Kairanga.
Each receives $6500 from Toast to take part.
With a slick marketing campaign, the event has come a long way from the first year, when it was dreamt up by a group of like-minded vineyard owners.
Mr Riddiford, who is managing director at Palliser, was the inaugural Toast chairman, and last year took over the reins again.
He admits that organisers were initially "flying blind". "We really didn't know what was going to happen, but it just seemed to work.
"It was incredible after the first festival the number of letters we received - there was even an editorial about it in The Dominion Post - saying that we had changed wine festivals in New Zealand.
"Of course, I did have to ring everyone I knew and beg them to come because we had no track record.
"And we were very lucky with the weather because, if it had pissed down, then that would have been the end of it."
Wine production in Wairarapa has more than tripled since 2000, with the 2011 vintage producing 3600 tonnes. The wine-producing area in the region is also more than double the size than in 2000 - at 882 hectares in 2011, compared with 327ha.
While Mr Riddiford will not credit Toast with the expansion, the festival has significantly raised the awareness of Martinborough wines here and overseas, he says.
"When we started, people didn't even know where Martinborough was. But after the first event it was the people who had been who sold the next event for us - just by telling others about it."
The continued success of the festival comes down to a simple recipe, he believes.
"When you think you can go to three or four parties, have breakfast, lunch and dinner and see three bands, if you put it that way it's a pretty reasonable day."
Ruth Pretty's clear memory of the first Toast was not knowing what to expect. "Not knowing how much food to have, or even how many staff to have.
"I also remember having the feeling that everyone who was coming to our site I either knew or knew by sight."
The Te Horo-based caterer has been dishing up culinary delights at Toast every year since, and will start setting up today for her 21st anniversary.
Each vineyard is partnered with a caterer, and Mrs Pretty and her team have combined with Ata Rangi vineyard from the start.
A "perennial favourite" over the years has been her West Coast whitebait with asparagus and hollandaise sauce. It will be on her menu again, with four other dishes, all matched with Ata Rangi wines.
Tomorrow her staff will be among the 1000 workers employed on the day.
Despite months of planning, weeks of preparation and a long busy slog on the day, she still looks forward to the event.
"It's a really enjoyable day and I see a lot of Wellingtonians there. I never would have imagined how successful it's been, and it's a real credit to the event that they've kept going for 21 years with such quality.
"Many people say it's the best and most prestigious wine festival in New Zealand . . . and I think prestigious is the right way to put it.
"It may have had a bit of a stutter last year but, given how long it's been going, that's pretty impressive."
Of the 10,000 festivalgoers who flock to Toast, on average 73 per cent come from Wellington, 10 per cent from Wairarapa, 8 per cent from Auckland and the rest from elsewhere, a recent survey shows. And thanks to a joint Wellington-Wairarapa marketing campaign, Australians too are increasingly jetting in to experience what Toast has to offer.
More than a third of festivalgoers have been at least five times before, and 80 per cent have been at least once - a testament to Toast's popularity.
Barbara Hyde, marketing manager at Destination Wairarapa, says Toast's impact on the region is enormous.
"Whenever you go outside the region, it's what people know. It is what people play back to you.
"If you say you're from the Wairarapa or from Martinborough, they immediately say, 'Oh, Toast Martinborough.'
"And even if they haven't been themselves, they know about it or they have a brother or sister or mother-in-law that has been," she says.
Several smaller side events have sprung up around the main one, including today's Barrel Race in The Square, A Toast Before Toast at luxury lodge Wharekauhau Country Estate tonight, and the relaxed family concert, Party Marty, at the Martinborough Rugby Club from 4pm-7pm today.
And it is such events that help to pump about $2 million into the local economy, benefiting everyone from service stations to bed and breakfasts.
For a region of just 40,000 people, the benefits are obvious, Ms Hyde says.
"This kind of event is exactly what a small region needs."
"While there's breath in my body, I will be there," vows Jim Neighbour when asked if he is going to this year's Toast Martinborough.
The recently retired Whitby man and his wife Janice have been to every festival since it started in 1992, and they have no intention of stopping. "We look forward to it and we really enjoy it," he says.
"So as long as we enjoy it and as long as we can afford it, we will go."
The couple remember buying tickets for the first event after going to an earlier version on Wellington's waterfront.
They were impressed, but later fell in love with Toast as it was "the real deal", he says. "To actually get out and walk the streets and go to the vineyards . . . it was new and exciting."
After two decades of festivals, the pair have their Toast routine down pat, Mr Neighbour says. "We're always on the first bus, we're always at the front of the bus, and we're always the first through the gates.
"You could almost set your watch by it."
Over the years they have travelled to Martinborough in groups as large as 26, but this year they will be taking two special guests.
Their sons - including one flying in from Melbourne - will join them at Toast Martinborough for the first time.
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Charles Durning the 'king of character actors' dies aged 89 in New York of 'natural causes'
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The king of character actors: Charles Durning pictured in 2008 when he was awarded a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame
Two-time Oscar nominee Charles Durning - dubbed the king of the character actors - has died aged 89.
The Tootsie star died yesterday of natural causes at his New York City home.
Durning is best known for role as a corrupt governor in 1982's The Best Little Whorehouse in Texas, which earned him an Academy Award nomination.
He was nominated a second time a year later for his performance as a bumbling Nazi official in Mel Brook's To Be Or Not To Be.
His longtime agent and friend, Judith Moss, announced today that he had died at his home in the borough of Manhattan.
He is survived by his children, Michele, Douglas and Jeannine.
In 2008, Durning said he never wanted to stop working.
He said: 'They're going to carry me out, if I go.'
During his 50-year-career, Durning also won plaudits for his stage performances and received a Tony award in 1990 for his portrayal of Big Daddy in a Broadway revival of Cat On A Hot Tin Roof.
He was decorated in the Second World War but refused to speak of his experiences.
'Too many bad memories,' he told an interviewer in 1997. 'I don't want you to see me crying.'
He won a Silver Star and three Purple Hearts during the Second World War and was among the first wave of US soldiers in the D Day Landings and was later taken prisoner.
Charles Durning starred as Dustin Hoffman's would-be suitor in Tootsie
Durning also starred alongside Al Pacino in the 1975 classic Dog Day Afternoon
Born in 1923, the O Brother Where Art Thou actor grew up in poverty in New York and lost five of his nine siblings to disease.
At school he was told he had no talent for art, languages or maths and should learn office skills.
But after seeing King Kong and some of James Cagney's films, he knew he wanted to perform.
Durning began his career as an usher at a burlesque theatre in Buffalo, New York, when he replaced a comedian who was too drunk to go on stage.
He would recall years later that he was hooked as soon as he heard the audience laughing.
Charles Durning in the1973 film The Sting, left, and in V.I. Warshawski, right
Award winning: Durning receiving the life achievement award at the Screen Actors Guild Awards from Burt Reynolds in 2008
He started working on the stage and after years of minor roles, Durning gained national attention as a mayor in the Pulitzer and Tony-winning play That Championship Season in 1972.
Durning transferred to the big screen and gained fame as Dustin Hoffman's would-be suitor in Tootsie, the infamous seller of frog legs in The Muppet Movie and as Chief Brandon in Dick Tracy.
'I never turned down anything and never argued with any producer or director,' he said in 2008, when he received a star on the Hollywood Walk of Fame.
Durning and his first wife had three children before divorcing in 1972. In 1974, he married his high school sweetheart, Mary Ann Amelio.
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This is the 16th part of a series on Aliyah and Klita (absorption) stories of American Jews who came to Israel for ideological and religious reasons in the past years. The purpose of the series is to emphasize the quality of the early olim to Israel from America, and to disprove the thesis that olim in the early years of the state were unsuccessful shnorrers. Every day, we see the need for more American Orthodox Jews to come to live in Israel. We need to vote those of little faith out of government. How can you continue to allow those who are willing to give away your heritage to our sworn enemy to continue to govern? It just doesn't make any sense. This year, at the Seder table, when you stand up and declare "Next year let us be living in Jerusalem," mean it sincerely and start to plan your Aliyah.
Mordechai and Barbara Goldman came on Aliyah in 1975 from Toronto, Canada. Barbara grew up in Toronto and was active in Bnei Akiva (madricha and rosh snif) and NCSY. She really wanted a shidduch with someone who had a desire to live in Israel. Mordechai came to Toronto for his doctoral studies, from the east coast of Canada (Fredericton, N.B. – the only one in Israel from his home town) in order to be in a religious community, where he could find his bashert.
Barbara received her degree from the University of Toronto in psychology and English literature. Mordechai received his PhD from the University of Toronto. They were married in 1970, with the clear goal of making Aliyah as soon as they finished their education. They were in the forefront of the Garin Aliyah in Toronto, which eventually joined with a similar American Garin to make Aliyah to Elazar. They made Aliyah with two little ones, and now, Baruch Hashem, have seven children, and many grandchildren, ken yirbu.
When they arrived in Israel, they did not go to an absorption center – instead Yishuv Elazar functioned somewhat as such. It made their absorption easier to be part of a group, but still the conditions were much harder than they are today.
They were among the 14 founding members of Elazar in Gush Etzion, which, at the time, was a Moshav Shitufi (collective moshav) based on industry. Barbara worked as a bookkeeper, which she learned at her father's knee. Mordechai became part of the team in the chemical company, which was part of the Moshav. They lived without a phone for the first seven years in Elazar, and later in Netzer Hazani in Gush Katif.
They left behind family and friends in Toronto, with whom they kept in touch by regular snail mail. They encouraged their relatives and friends to come to Israel for family semachot, and arranged an array of bar and bat mitzvahs and weddings, Baruch Hashem, which many of them attended.
Today, they live in Beer Sheva, where Mordechai works as a chemist in Dead Sea Bromine Compounds Limited, and Barbara busies herself with organizing Torah classes for women in Beer Sheva, as well as other volunteer activities. They began a project called "Page-by-Page in Jewish History," connecting the Jewish people to our unique history, according to the Hebrew calendar, which keeps them quite busy. They are always looking for new readers – at the moment only in Hebrew, but they hope to resume publication in English also. Readers may sign up on their site: http://www.jewishistorydaf.org/.
All of their children have served in the army and Sherut Leumi, except their youngest, who is still in high school. The children have settled throughout Judea and Samaria: Har Bracha, Shvut Rachel, Bet El, Kiryat Arba and Otniel. They are all passionate about Israel, and about the Jewish people and they believe, as their parents do, in the values of Am Yisrael in Eretz Yisrael, according to the Torah of Yisrael.
Their oldest son has a degree in computers, their second son works as a systems engineer, and the next is a sofer stam. The fourth has a degree in bookkeeping; the fifth is studying economics and working for the army at the same time. Their oldest daughter has a B.Ed. from the Michlala in Jerusalem, and her husband (also from a family of olim vatikim) is an accountant.
Mordechai and Barbara, Baruch Hashem, have been successful in their Aliyah and in raising their children to follow in their ideals. They feel privileged to be part of an Aliyah which has come out of choice, and not out of hardship. They pray that all Jews in Canada and the U.S. will join them here, out of a desire to help build the land of Israel, and witness together with us the beginning of the Redemption. (see their family picture on this page).
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Joel and Faye Horden came on Aliyah in 1973 from Spring Valley-Monsey, N.Y. At the time of their Aliyah, Joel was the Chief Management Scientist at the Headquarters of Martin Marietta Corp. in N.Y. They live in Herzliya. After coming on Aliyah, Joel worked as a Senior Computer Scientist for Tekem (Advanced Technology Ltd.), one of Israel's first and leading software houses. Many of the projects he worked on were in the field of Air Defense for the Israeli Air Force.
After earning her MA at Bar Ilan University, Faye taught English in high school. They are the proud parents of five children – the last two, twins born in Israel, were recently married. They have 16 grandchildren from their oldest three children. Their oldest son, Meir, is on Shlichut as the Orthodox Rabbi of Stockholm, Sweden. Their second son, David, is a neighborhood Rabbi in Herzliya, a Rosh Kollel and is the head of the local Garin Torani. Their son-in-law is the rabbi of Carmei Tzur, a community near the Gush Etzion bloc in Judea.
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Jonathan Patinkin came to Israel in 1969 from Chicago immediately after high school for one year to learn Torah at Yeshivat Kerem B'Yavneh (KBY). He was a National Merit Scholar with offers from many of the top universities in the U.S. He was accepted to Yeshiva University to study biology, but deferred beginning his studies for one year to learn in Israel. One year led to a second, and after two years, he began studying biology at Hebrew University, since his parents had plans of coming on Aliyah.
He met his wife while volunteering at Shaare Zedek Hospital while studying for his Bachelor's degree. After getting his BSc, he married an Israeli girl (Ruth Keller of Kibbutz Hafetz Haim), did six months army service, and received an MSc in biochemistry from the Weitzman Institute of Science. He has worked in the early Israel biotech industry, and is today a patent attorney in the biotechnology field.
His wife teaches Tanach in a girls' religious high school in Yerushalayim. They have lived in Rehovot and Jerusalem, and for the last 22 years in Beit El. They have eight children, three of whom are married and six grandchildren, ken yirbu. The five girls are working and studying in various fields: special education, multi-media education, graphic artist, nursing and social work. Two of the boys (twins) study at Mercaz Harav, and the youngest boy is in 9th grade.
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Rabbi and Mrs. Levy Van Leeuwen came in 1972 from Chicago with their two children. Levy had finished his M.A. in clinical psychology, had received S'micha from Skokie Yeshiva, and had been a day school teacher for five years. He was of course very active in Bnei Akiva. His wife was a teacher, and a La Maze certified instructor. They had many friends and were very happy, but they wanted to live in Israel. They left behind family and friends, many of whom eventually followed them to Israel.
In Israel, Levy worked as a school psychologist for 30 years. His wife raised seven children [b'li ayin hara] and they now have 16 grandchildren. Levy worked with Olim in moshavim and in the city. and with Ethiopian and Russian Olim.
Levy is very active in the field of psychology. He is a senior supervising psychologist, a certified specialist for the Ministry of Health, an instructor for the Israel Psychological Association, a former director of the Kiryat Arba Crisis Intervention Center, and a member of the American Academy of Experts in Traumatic Stress.
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David was many things: Brother, son, grandson, nephew, uncle, cousin, talmid, comrade, AND a WARRIOR
Some Israelis seem to have forgotten no one has yet tracked down the murderers of Ali Bawabsheh.
Aside from my own 485-page tome on the subject, Red Army, I think Jamie Glazov did an excellent job at framing things in United in Hate: The Left's Romance with Tyranny and Terror.
"Isn't it enough that the whole world hates us? WHy do we have to hate each other?"
Who said Kerry won no concessions from Iran? He secured pistachios and Beluga caviar for America!
In 2015, Israel's fertility rate (3+ births per woman) is higher than all Arab countries except 3
The New Israel Fund, as usual, condemns the State of Israel rather than condemning a horrible act.
I sought a Muslim group that claims to preach a peaceful and accepting posture of Islam, Ahmadiyya
While Orthodox men are encouraged to achieve and celebrated for it, Orthodox women too often are not
Jonathan remember, as long as you're denied your right to come home to Israel you're still in prison
Reports of a dead baby, a devastated family, and indications of a gloating attacker.
"The fear of being exposed publicly is the only thing that will stop people," observed Seewald.
"Yesha" and Binyamin Regional Council leaders said the attack "is not the path of Jews in Judea and Samaria."
The occasion? The rarely performed mitzvah of pidyon peter chamor: Redemption of a firstborn donkey.
American leftists have a pathological self-inflicted blindness to the dangers of political Islam
Hillary should THANK Trump; By dominating the news he's overshadowed the implosion of her campaign
There are also many fringe parties such as Ale Yarok (Green Leaf – supports legalizing marijuana), Bezchutan – Haredi women, We Are All Friends Party, Green's Party, Pirate Party, Ohr Party, Protecting Our Children Party, Finance Party, Hatikva LeShinui, Democratura, Perach, etc., etc., etc.
We created an organization of former Bnei Akiva of North America members who have fulfilled the dream of living in Eretz Yisrael.
An example of our own self-imposed weakness is the Israeli attitude towards the Holy Temple Mount.
Spies who caused American deaths and worked for enemy states received lighter sentences than Pollard.
The cleansing of Europe of its non-Muslim population will be accomplished in another two or three generations.
The Drama Mamas are not an ordinary theater troupe. "When we audition actresses," says Elisheva, who also serves as the show's director, "we like to explain to them that the main qualification is that you can honestly say, I have never been on a stage before, but I have always wanted to be an actress!"
It really is time for painful sacrifices for peace. No one wants his children, grandchildren and great grandchildren to suffer the pangs of war and strife. It is time to end the strife and make peace in the Middle East.
Israel is a country that understands security concerns. Many civil rights have been sacrificed in the name of security and Israelis are used to being checked every time they enter a shopping center, a large store or any public building. Americans recently learned that they, too, are subject to many checks on their most private activities.
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I'm a geek, a lover, a mentalist and often rather silly. I'm motivated in odd ways but primarily through the acquisition of joy.
I am madly, deeply, in love with my partner of some time, Yllacaspia.
Should you choose to meet me you'll find a genuinely compassionate, often confused, wonderfully smart longhair with a penchant for strangely configured beards and moustaches.
I like cycling, playing computer games, reading fiction, learning how to negotiate my way through working and social life, being surprised and causing surprise in others.
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NBA Rumors: Dwight Howard Wants Out of L.A.
Anyone who has watched the Los Angeles Lakers play in their last few games can tell you that something isn't right with the guy who is supposed to be the franchise player for years to come.
Dwight Howard looks disinterested at best on the floor, and gives off a loud vibe of indifference in the outcome of the game. He has clashed with Kobe Bryant over the course of this season, but it was hard to imagine that not happening. This is the Black Mamba we are talking about here, the same Mamba that chased another Hall-of-Fame Center, in Shaquille O'Neal, out of town because of personal problems.
Bryant is the ultimate competitor, a warrior who brings everything he has to the court every single night. He has even taken on the role of a facilitator over LA's last few games, and they have won six of their last eight as a result.
Howard, though, just doesn't seem to have that killer instinct that Bryant has. He isn't nasty enough, he just wants to get his points, slam a few highlight dunks and call it a night.
The two personalities were bound to clash eventually, especially under Mike D'Antoni, who has never been a coach that has been able to unite locker rooms. So, when Howard went down with a shoulder injury, with Pau Gasol already sidelined with an ankle injury, Bryant took to the media.
Bryant said that Lakers "don't have time for (Howard's shoulder) to heal. We need some urgency." He went on to say that "We don't have three years. We've got this year."
Howard responded to Bryant with: "that's his opinion; that's it. He's not a doctor. I'm not a doctor. That's his opinion."
But guess what? Howard did play in the Lakes' next game, but didn't play particularly well. He went for nine points (4-8 shooting) in 28 minutes in a blowout loss to the undermanned Boston Celtics (116-95). Isn't Howard supposed to be the best Center in the NBA?
Howard's most telling comments came the morning of the Boston game, in which he said this:
"I want to play. I mean, why wouldn't I want to play? But at the same time, this is my career, this is my future, this is my life. I can't leave that up to anybody else because nobody else is going to take care of me. So, if people are pissed off that I don't play or if I do play, whatever it may be, so what? This is my career. If I go down, then what? Everybody's life is going to go on. I don't want to have another summer where I'm rehabbing and trying to get healthy again. I want to come back and have another great year. That's what I want to do."
How I translate that: Howard is saving himself for the next team that he signs with, because he will not be back in Los Angeles next season- at least not if Bryant is still running the "Lakeshow."
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The exact meaning of "sustainability" varies from one organization to another, depending on their line of business and circumstances. Even within a single organization, different departments and stakeholders often have different perspectives and priorities. But experts see signs of a new historic trend in the way that industry leaders pursue their goals through more effective management of sustainability information.
Companies around the world are gravitating toward a unified strategy for enterprise sustainability management that standardizes and consolidates a broad spectrum of data and workflows across the organization. They are using this holistic approach to address proliferating challenges in environmental, health and safety, operational risk management, product stewardship, energy, carbon, and beyond. Successful companies are integrating sustainability initiatives from all of these areas into core business operations in order to drive operational excellence.
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As the reauthorization of the Safe, Accountable, Flexible, Efficient Transportation Equity Act: A Legacy for Users (SAFETEA-LU) approaches, members of the aggregates industry, the broader transportation industry, and the general public should look to the past to better prepare for the future. That was a key sentiment shared during a presentation made by Jack L. Schenendorf during the National Stone, Sand & Gravel Association's annual meeting held March 10-13 in Las Vegas. Schenendorf serves as vice chairman of the National Surface Transportation Policy and Revenue Commission, established by SAFETEA-LU to study the future of surface transportation programs and financing.
"We owe our parents and grandparents a debt of gratitude for building the National Highway System," he told attendees. "That system is aging. It isn't up to doing what we need it to do for the next 50 years." Diametrically opposed are the issues of cost and capacity. For example, Schenendorf noted that when the Woodrow Wilson Bridge was built during the 1960s, it cost $14 million. During its recent replacement, the cost climbed to $2.4 billion.
Rather than talking opening and honestly about the growing problem of the nation's infrastructure needs, the very magnitude of the cost has key personnel scared to speak up. However, ignoring the problem won't make it go away. In fact, it's getting worse. Throughout the next 50 years, the U.S. population will grow by an estimated 150 million people. "Our system can't meet our needs now," Schenendorf explained. "How is it going to handle the increase in the number of people traveling on it in 50 years?"
To underscore the point, he discussed the Port of Seattle, which is currently among the largest ports in the United States. To meet forecasted capacity, a similarly sized port would need to be built each and every year for the foreseeable future.
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Infrastructure investment must increase dramatically. He predicted that a total of $227 billion — in public and private spending — needs to be spent each year to meet capacity needs. Current spending is approximately $87 billion per year.
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Did President Obama Convince You of the Need for Military Action in Syria?
President Obama addressing the nation on Syria yesterday.
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President Obama addressed the nation yesterday to explain why he's pushing for some sort of military strike in Syria.
While Arizona's congressional delegation is split on striking Syria, the one local poll done on the issue showed that Arizonans really don't want military action there.
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Congressmen David Schweikert, Paul Gosar, Matt Salmon, and Raul Grijalva (all Republicans, except for Grijalva, a Democrat) have voiced their opinions against military action. The rest of the House members haven't really given a definite opinion either way.
Meanwhile, Senators Jeff Flake and John McCain have been totally for it.
So, President Obama tried to convince Americans why the country's military needs to get involved in another country's matters. This section of his speech (read it all here) explains it pretty succinctly:
If we fail to act, the Assad regime will see no reason to stop using chemical weapons. As the ban against these weapons erodes, other tyrants will have no reason to think twice about acquiring poison gas, and using them. Over time, our troops would again face the prospect of chemical warfare on the battlefield. And it could be easier for terrorist organizations to obtain these weapons, and to use them to attack civilians.
If fighting spills beyond Syria's borders, these weapons could threaten allies like Turkey, Jordan, and Israel. And a failure to stand against the use of chemical weapons would weaken prohibitions against other weapons of mass destruction, and embolden Assad's ally, Iran -- which must decide whether to ignore international law by building a nuclear weapon, or to take a more peaceful path.
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The Hour 25 Book Club will host a discussion on Apollonius Rhodius Argonautica Book 3, via Google+ Hangout on Tuesday, August 11 at 11 a.m.
You can find R.C. Seaton's translation of the text online for free here, or you can read any other edition you prefer. Here is my first random notes in preparation for August 11;
I just thought the followinger were beautiful and dreadful;
(283) "and he shot at Medea; and speechless amazement seized her soul. But the god himself flashed back again from the high-roofed hall, laughing loud; and the bolt burnt deep down in the maiden's heart like a flame; and ever she kept darting bright glances straight up at Aeson's son, and within her breast her heart panted fast through anguish, all remembrance left" (297) "Love the destroyer;"…"shone the son of Aeson for beauty and grace; and the maiden looked at him with stealthy glance, holding her bright veil aside, her heart smouldering with pain; and her soul creeping like a dream flitted in his track…"
Some where I got the impression the sovereignity of Colchis was dependent on ownership of the Golden Fleece, sort of like King Nisus of Megara's purple lock of hair [HYGINUS, FABULAE 198] . But I haven't seen that mentioned yet in the Argonautica. What I have seen is "the heart of ruthless Aeetes" (492). Aeetes who would have killed his future son-in-law and bringer of the golden fleece "Phrixus, who surpassed all strangers in gentleness and fear of the gods" (584) if the gods hadn't stopped him. Aeetes who had "bitter foes the Sauromatae" on his borders and feared the betrayal of his relatives. Now admitted this all predisposes King Aeetes to be leary of Jason and the Argonauts, but what if he'd said "Yes, that nasty old goat skin is yours!" In that case, the neighboring nasty tribe would have been vanquished, his son and heir would have survived making his crown more secure and he would have gotten rid of Medea. Bad decision little influenced by the gods I think. [i]
I keep seeing examples of indecision standing on the threshold or some other liminal spot. (525)"refrain and abide in your ship a little longer as before, for it is better to forbear than recklessly to choose an evil fate." (647). "she desired to go to her sister, and crossed the threshold. And for long she stayed there at the entrance of her chamber,"
(663) "Thrice she made the attempt and thrice she checked herself, the fourth time she fell on her bed face downward," Doesn't Apollo warn off some warrior three times in The Iliad and on the fourth attempt the guy ends up face down in the dirt?
[i] Do all the kingdoms adjoining the Black Sea kill strangers? As in the Land of Taurians where Iphigenia sacrificed strangers to Artemis. HYGINUS, FABULAE 120 and Hdt. 4.103


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