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Jan. 5, 2015
Controversy surrounds Tokyo's Olympic stadium designed by Pritzker-winning architect Zaha Hadid and set to be built for 2020 Summer Games; some Japanese architects disapprove of design, underscoring strong emotions and opinions that surround Olympic stadiums, expensive public projects that can come to represent country's identity. MORE
Nov. 7, 2013
Architect Zaha Hadid has collaborated with Hamburg-based shipbuilder Blohm & Voss on prototype for futuristic yacht; fleet of five yachts is being developed from original design. MORE
Oct. 13, 2013
Look column presents photos of Heydar Aliyev Center, which was designed by Zaha Hadid, in Baku, Azerbaijan; center is one of many expensive architecture projects that city has commissioned. MORE
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Highlights From the Archive
A 7,500-Square-Foot Ad for Chanel, With an Artistic Mission
A futuristic art pavilion, commissioned by Chanel and designed by London architect Zaha Hadid, will make a temporary appearance in Central Park this fall.July 24, 2008 artsNews
Architect's Next Prize: Michigan Museum
Zaha Hadid, who won the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 2004, has been chosen to design the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University in East Lansing.January 24, 2008 artsNews
Architecture Review
Zaha Hadid: A Diva for the Digital Age
Ms. Hadid's defiant cosmopolitan vision, as seen in her retrospective at the Guggenheim Museum, is as close to a manifesto for the future as we have.June 2, 2006 artsReview
Japan Scraps Olympic Stadium Plan Over $2 Billion Price Tag
Tokyo will start over in designing the centerpiece of the 2020 Games, which, if built, would probably have been the costliest sports venue in history.
July 18, 2015, Saturday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Japan , Abe, Shinzo , Olympic Games (2020) , Stadiums and Arenas , Hadid, Zaha , Tokyo (Japan) , Architecture
Pushing Forward an Abstract Art Drive That Began a Century Ago
Russian Suprematists inspired Zaha Hadid's work in art and architecture.
July 17, 2015, Friday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Art , Hermitage Museum (Saint Petersburg, Russia) , Hadid, Zaha
Inside T's Design Issue
Our latest issue looks backward to the aesthetics of the hedonistic '70s and oddly alluring po-mo '80s.
March 27, 2015, Friday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Ford, Betty , Gervais, Ricky , Glaser, Milton , Hadid, Zaha , Lucas, Sarah , Twombly, Cy , Big Sur (Calif) , California , Europe , Italy
A Dual Review of What's New Starring Zaha Hadid and Ricky Gervais
Ricky Gervais and Zaha Hadid curl up in a bird's nest while considering a floor-scrubbing robot and a lamp made from a weed.
March 20, 2015, Friday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Gervais, Ricky , Hadid, Zaha , iRobot Corporation , MoMA Design Store , Netflix Inc , Studio Drift , Architecture , Pritzker Prize , Robots and Robotics , Web-Original Programming
In London, an Olympic Park Anchors a Resurgence
The centerpiece of Stratford's regeneration is the Queen Elizabeth Olympic Park, the 560-acre tract where the 2012 Games took place.
February 8, 2015, Sunday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Olympic Games (2012) , Travel and Vacations , London (England) , Hadid, Zaha , Oudolf, Piet , Swimming , Bicycles and Bicycling , Cycling, Track
Zaha Hadid Settles Libel Suit Against New York Review of Books
The architect Zaha Hadid has settled a libel suit she had filed against the New York Review of Books.
January 28, 2015, Wednesday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Filler, Martin , Hadid, Zaha , New York State , Qatar , New York Review of Books , Architecture , Libel and Slander , Suits and Litigation (Civil)
National Pride at a Steep Price
The debate over an Olympic stadium to be built for the 2020 Summer Games illustrates how the structures have become potent symbols of architectural prowess and economic pride.
January 5, 2015, Monday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Olympic Games (2020) , Stadiums and Arenas , Tokyo (Japan) , Japan , Hadid, Zaha , Architecture
Under Xi, China's Wave of 'Weird Architecture' May Have Peaked
Ever since President Xi Jinping issued his admonishment against the rise of outlandish and exorbitant buildings across China, government officials, planners and architects have been scrambling to figure out what it means for them.
December 19, 2014, Friday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Hadid, Zaha , Koolhaas, Rem , Xi Jinping , China , Architecture
A Complete Guide to This Year's London Design Festival
The week promises a host of mind-blowing installations by names like Barber Osberby and Zaha Hadid, plus gallery madness, curated shopping and more.
September 13, 2014, Saturday
MORE ON ZAHA HADID AND: Foster, Norman , Hadid, Zaha , Osgerby, Jay , London (England) , Museums
When Buildings Are Political, Should Architects Be Politicians?
Many of the world's most acclaimed architects design buildings in some of the most oppressive countries. Are they neutral artists, or should they take more ethical responsibility for their projects?
September 2, 2014, Tuesday
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For years, the Warren Village Dam Preservation Trust has been trying—to no avail—to get a permit to repair the village's historic timber crib dam. Now, "we're at the point where we're going to give up," Mac Rood told the Warren Select Board at their meeting on Tuesday, July 9.
Once an integral part of a bustling mill town, the 200-year-old dam has started to deteriorate. In order to repair it, the Warren Village Dam Preservation Trust would need to secure a stream alteration permit from the Vermont Agency of Natural Resources (ANR), and "we've been told on no uncertain terms that we're never going to get it," Rood said.
According to Rood, the ANR is not interested in preserving non-operational structures that affect a river's natural state. While this makes sense from an environmental standpoint, the select board worried that the deteriorating dam could become a liability to the town. Already, there's a hole in the middle of the dam that would act "like a strainer" for swimmers and boaters, select board chair Andy Cunningham said.
"They [the ANR] should take on the liability," select board member Matt Groom said. And it appears that's what they'll do.
As it disbands, the Warren Village Dam Preservation Trust is looking to pass on its easement on the dam. On Tuesday, it offered the easement to the select board, which declined to accept it. Rather than a right of way, "this easement is attached to this dam," select board member Bob Ackland said.
"I don't see anything here that we want or need," Groom said, reading the conditions.
Instead, the preservation trust plans to give the easement to the ANR, so that they are held responsible for any effects their decision not to issue a permit may have. "It's unfortunate," select board member Anson Montgomery said in closing. "I would love to have a project that was positive."

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Thursday, November 7, 2013
The Stratford High School cross country teams are among the group that hope to conquer the Sandhills this weekend in Columbia.
The Lady Knights and Knights both advanced through Lower State qualifying with third-place finishes in Saturday's qualifier at the Old Santee Canal Park.
The top five teams in the Lower State meet moved on to the state meet at the Sandhills Research Center.
Stratford coach Shane Sutherland said the goal for both teams is to finish inside the top 10.
The Stratford girls team placed Bethany Reeves (19:30.66) in fifth place followed by teammate Alexandra Zimmer (19:35.92) in sixth place. Tiffany Hutson (20:46.25) was 11th.
The Lady Knights also counted times from Lauren Adams (21:26.34), Zaria Dennis (23:19.25), Sabrina Ashe (23:37.55) and Caitlin McDade (24:10.72).
Adams improved her PR by 45 seconds, helping to lift the Lady Knights into the state meet.
Austin Weaver (16:53.61) led the boys team in sixth place followed by Ryan Abdullah (17:01.86) in 10th place. Kyle Thomas (17:06.55) was 14th.
Morgan Woods (17:31.54), Ryan Adams (17:54.94), Jacob Brandt (18:06.28) and Brett Alford (18:06.55) also had counting times for the Knights.
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Sanford endorsement
Ex-governor Sanford has my vote. He did a good job. His personal life is different from his political life.
Bettis traffic
Bettis Academy does not need another school or factory or anything out here. The traffic is getting so bad that you need to put some red lights out here. It can be bumper to bumper out here in the morning, and it's hard to get to work on time in Aiken anymore. Reconsider where you're putting the school. It needs to go someplace else.
Stop signs needed
The way people drive, we need those oversized stop signs. Most people don't know what their turn signals are or their brake lights. They'll drive without lights at dawn and in the evening. The law says leave your lights on.
Bicyclist hat mirrors
You had a three-column piece in a recent paper about bicycle safety. Nowhere did it mention you should have rearview mirrors. The other day, I finally saw one bicycler who had a rearview mirror on his hat. It's a very simple thing to have and a very inexpensive thing to put on your handlebars.
Easter gift
Someone special placed a cross with "He Is Risen" written on it at our entrance on Easter Day at Pleasant Point. May God bless you.
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Your visit and/or ticket purchase confirms your acceptance of the General Terms and Conditions of the Albertina museum.
The general terms and conditions of the Albertina museum regulate the legal relationships between visitors on the one hand and the Albertina on the other hand. If an entry ticket is passed on to other persons, the preceding ticket purchaser is responsible for informing said persons that the Albertina terms and conditions apply to all other visitors. The general terms and conditions are an integral part of all contracts between visitors on the one hand and the Albertina on the other hand.
Ticket prices
The prices in the currently valid Albertina price lists apply. The prices stated in the price lists include the respective statutory VAT. The Albertina reserves the right in individual cases (especially in the case of special exhibitions), to set prices that deviate from the price lists; these will be printed on the tickets.
Reduced tickets can only be purchased by individual interested parties who belong to one of the respective beneficiary groups. Beneficiary groups include pupils, students, families, groups as of a specified number of persons, Ö1 club members, senior citizens, Wien card members, parents on maternity/paternity leave, military/national service personnel and unemployed persons. There is no legal claim to reduced tickets. Only one ticket will be issued per interested party. Reduced cards are not valid without a picture ID of the beneficiary. The so-called "international student ID" is not sufficient to receive a student reduction without a current written confirmation of enrolment. If a ticket is inappropriately used, the differential amount can be levied or the visitor can be refused entrance to the museum. The purchase price of the ticket in the latter case will not be even partially refunded.
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The Albertina always tries to offer all interested parties the best possible service when purchasing tickets. However, an interested party does not have a legal claim to purchase or reserve one or more tickets to exhibitions or other Albertina events.
Tickets for Albertina exhibitions are available at all ticket desks during the respective opening hours. The Albertina reserves the right to refuse to sell tickets, for a certain period of time, or in severe cases, permanently, to interested parties who disturb ordered ticket sales or other interested parties or visitors or who counteract the respective house rules or instructions of the ticket desk staff.
The Albertina reserves the right to limit each interested party to two tickets on the first advance sale day, whereby this regulation can be changed in individual cases at the ticket desk staff's discretion for exhibitions or guided tours that are not in high demand. Tickets are to be paid strictly in cash, with ATM cards or by credit card (Visa, Master Card/Eurocard, Diners Club). The Albertina reserves the right to set a minimum amount for acceptance of credit card payments.
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If an exhibition or other special event, whose title appears on the entry ticket or which was advertised in any other manner or where entry tickets were purchased solely to visit this exhibition/event, is substituted by another, postponed or cancelled, then the already purchased and unused Albertina entry ticket will not be redeemed. Entry tickets entitle the holder to visit Albertina exhibition rooms that are open at the time of the visit irrespective of any advertised exhibitions, guided tours or other special events.
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Cream cheese, cucumber juice and a touch of onion. That may sound like an unlikely combination, but Benedictine is a Kentucky favorite. Gwynne Potts, a self-proclaimed aficionado, says it's delicious.
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Perhaps the farthest-reaching revelations in the new edition of the Second Symphony are related to the order of composition of the four movements and the disposition of the low brass instruments. All in all, this amounts to something of a good musicological detective story, elements of which have been adumbrated in previous publications (including Reinhold Brinkmann's book on the Second Symphony, Late Idyll), but never fully clarified hitherto. … None of the foregoing aspects of Brahms's Second is readily apparent from the printed score that spreads so handsomely and readably across 216 pages of the new volume. But the performer or student who spends time working through the splendid introduction and the richly detailed critical report will have the privilege – and the thrill–of entering into Brahms's creative world, and into the compositional evolution of one of the great masterworks of the symphonic repertoire.
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Friday, March 29, 2013
Editor's note: According to information provided by the Summerville Police Department, the following suspects were still at large.
Name: Christopher H.L. Bohlmann
Age: 41
Description: White male, 5'10" tall, 210 pounds
Last known address: 3785 Ladson Road, Apt. 1318, Ladson
Wanted for: Breach of trust with fraudulent intent
Wanted by: Summerville Police Department
Wanted since: March 25, 2013
Investigators allege: Defendant took victim, who suffers from dementia, to the Wells Fargo Bank on North Main Street in Summerville, on at least three different occasions and had her withdraw money for him. He promised to pay it back but never did. The defendant withdrew a total of $4,350.
Name: Lee Antwaun Kitt
Age: 27
Description: Black male, 5'10" tall, 164 pounds
Last known address: 3343 W. 5th North Street, Summerville
Wanted for: Bench Warrant/Criminal Domestic Violence
Wanted by: Summerville Police Department
Wanted since: Dec. 5, 2012
Investigators allege: Kitt was convicted on a charge of criminal domestic violence Sept. 24, 2012, stemming from an incident that occurred May 21, 2012. He has been sentenced to 30 days in jail or $2,500 fine and a judge has issued a bench warrant for his immediate arrest and incarceration.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of these suspects may call the Summerville Police Department at (843) 851-4100. Crime tips can also be sent to Crime Stoppers by phone at 554-1111, by text message at CRIMES or 274637 (start the message with "TIPCSL") or on the web at www.5541111.com.
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Being the local knowledge experts that we are, we often are pinged for our opinions or expertise. Recently Culture Map asked us (Chris) for thoughts on the new West 6th street multi-tap Brew Exchange. If you know us in person, or follow us on our various personal social media channels, you're probably aware that we can be a swarthy, jaded, and "skeptic" bunch.
Well since our recent quote was tied to Austin Beer Guide and was used to juxtapose the very enthusiastic and positive quote from our friend Matt Abendschein of YouStayHoppy, we thought it only fair to the folks at Brew Exchange that we share our opinion in full.
We understand that opening a bar is never easy, and opening something that focuses on craft beer on 6th street could possibly be an uphill battle and the last thing they need is some mouthy blogger casting aspersions. When asked for our opinion, we did not intend to come off as skeptical or negative and we wish them the best and are curious to check out the concept.
See my response bellow to the following emailed interview questions for the whole story:
- What do you think about a new bar coming to town offering a large number of beers on tap (72) and in cans and bottles (around 100 total)?
- Do you think the craft brew community will welcome a new beer bar with open arms?
- Will you put this place on your list of beer bars to visit?
- What do you think of the concept of fluctuating prices for beer?
- Are you a fan of concept bars?
- Do you think a concept bar feels authentic?
- Do you think a concept bar focused on beer will go over well with a craft brew crowd? A crowd typically devoted to authenticity?
My response in full:
Hi Matt,I have read some stuff about these guys, but know nothing outside of the press release.I don't have much of an opinion. Mainly I'm just curious to see how they will actually pull it off logistically. If popular beers are priced highest, does this mean they will serve the most costly PBR in town? And by that logic, will the less accessible craft beers be priced cheaper even though their kegs are priced at a premium? Maybe it will all balance out, who knows. Personally, I like going to bars where I know how much I'll be paying for my evening out.As far as the local craft beer community being open to a new bar, I think that really depends on how many of those 75 taps they dedicate to better beers, and how many of those they allot to local craft beer. I've observed that the beer bars that work at keeping their selection "fresh" and up to date with national and regional seasonal and special releases tend to be more popular with the craft crowd. The bars that just put on a Shiner, Fat Tire, and Fireman's 4 and then think they've got their "weird beers" covered, don't really make any sort of blip on the radar. It's even getting so saturated, that merely putting on a distributor's craft portfolio isn't enough to raise any eyebrows among the local craft beer fans.Better beer drinkers in Austin are looking for bars that consistently secure new seasonals, special one off releases, and actively work with the brewers to host special cask tappings or other rare beer events.I hope this helps.
We have no ill will with Culture Map or their reporter Matt McGinnis, we just wanted to be fair to the Brew Exchange folks.


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Actually having two production lines would probably make it more expensive.
Actually having two production lines would probably make it more expensive.
The backwards compatible PS3 was in production alongside the 40 GB model for some time. New backwards compatible bundles were even becoming available well over six months after the 40 GB PS3 went on sale. It still didn't take them too long to give up on it though. It would be dope to have the option but history tells us it's more hassle than Sony is prepared to deal with. I think with removing PS2 compatibility and also Linux support, Sony have made too many revisions to their system this generation, frankly I'm surprised the XMB is still in use. The changes they have made haven't done much good for their reputation so if the PS4 launches with compatibility for PS3 games, I think it will likely stay that way. And if it turns out it isn't backwards compatible, don't bother asking for it because sadly, Sony don't give a fuck.
Not bad. Am I really the only one who likes the current DualShock sticks though?
That's not a screen it's a touchpad like on the back of the vita.
Also, digging the gamecube ports on top of that dev kit.
http://www.computerandvideogames.com...umours-emerge/Originally Posted by CVG
As much as I love the Dualshock(still own a pair of DS1's the same ones that helped me completely own RE3) That new one that is allegedly so looks more ergonomic, something closer to the 360's beauty of a controller.
I just wish they'd make the sticks tighter. That's all I want for the next controller.
And I really hope that Sony lets people install all of their games. Fuck the whiners who can't wait a couple of minutes to play a game. At least give us a universal install option like on the 360. Killzone 2 wouldn't be so janky on the load times if I had the option to install it.
So now we know what Gakai will be used for (at the start)---it's going be the 'service' that will be
streaming your PS3 games to you---for all those who care about backwards compatibility.
I am rather looking forward to seeing whatever Sony have on Wednesday. The time is right for them to disappoint me once more.
PS4. On the 20th. 420. There's a joke here somewhere.
There's an announcement on Wednesday?
...you didn't know?
No, must of missed it :S
It's not confirmed to be the PS4, but everyone's pretty much sure it is.
Looks like the D-pad on the Vita. It's really good.


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This exceptional Oolong embodies an extravagant amount of ripe flavor, but also hidden flavor. Although using 1 spoonful and infusing it for 5 minutes can present an enjoyable cup, this method does not give way for the amazing lingering fruity and herbaceous scents that swarm the senses. I find that using 3 teaspoonfuls and steeping multiple 6-8 oz infusions, ranging from 30 seconds to 2 minutes can perfectly request the hidden flavors from the long unfolding leaves. Also, waiting 2 minutes for all oolongs after boiling will help keep the Tannins from releasing and giving the tea its bitter flavor. In net, 6 cups of tea can be extracted from using this method that pulls the best flavors from this wonderful tea!
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Excellent Oolong Tea! It's also an excellent value. Follow the directions-brew two HEAPING teaspoons for a 5 minutes to enjoy the full flavor of this tea. Brew it in a fashion so the leaves can fully expand while brewing. I enjoy all day long - morning, afternoon, and evening. Try it iced on a hot day or after a workout.
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This is my favorite Peet's oolong by far. There is a certain oolong flavor, an earthy flavor that I cannot describe in words, but that I just love. It is the reason that oolongs are my favorite of all teas. Peet's Ti Kwan Yin delivers this flavor wonderfully. I have had better oolongs in tea houses in San Francisco''s Chinatown, but not by much... and these oolongs are in the twenty to thirty five dollar per ounce price range. Peet's Ti Kwan Yin gets me 95% of the oolong flavor I love compared to these very expensive oolongs, and for the price of around three and a half dollars per ounce it is a steal. It is the tea that I drink day in and day out.
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I started trying oolongs because they were supposed to help with allergies. I found that most of them tasted like straw to me and I did not like them. I went to a blend with fruit flavoring but there was not enough oolong. I liked it in a refreshing drink with mandarin orange flavor,crystalized ginger & sparkling water. I read that TKY was different from other oolongs and decided to try it---IT IS DIFFERENT! It has a nutty after taste and no straw taste at all. I can drink it all on its own, or add flavor or milk. I often carry it cold but not iced in a bottle in my purse when it is hot weather. Enjoy this oolong if others have disappointed.
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ti kwan yin is by far my favorite oolong tea. it has a sweet orchid flavor with undertones of nuttiness and apricot. no milk or sugar is needed with this tea, it has a sweetness all it own.
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The name of this oolong tea means "Iron Goddess of Mercy". It is grown in the mountains of Mainland China's Fujian province. Ti Kwan Yin is a greener color than most oolong teas, as the leaves have had much less oxidation. The large leaves are left whole, and crunch up when dried. The taste is smooth, and vegetal, with an herbal, nutty, melony taste, and the scent has a hint of orchids. I really enjoy the complex flavors of this tea.
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A nephrostomy is a procedure in which a tube called a catheter is placed into the kidney. A CT scan
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A nephrostomy is done to drain urine from your kidney. This needs to be done when urine cannot come out as it normally does. Specific conditions that may cause this include:
A nephroscopy through a nephrostomy may also be used to look at the kidneys and ureters before other procedures are done, such as kidney stone removal. This may also help your doctor make a diagnosis.
Complications are rare, but no procedure is free of risk. If you are planning to have a nephrostomy, your doctor will review a list of possible complications, which may include:
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You will receive a local anesthetic to numb the skin on your lower back. An IV will be placed. You will receive a sedative, pain medication, and antibiotics through this IV.
A nephrostomy is usually done in an outpatient setting. You will not need to stay in the hospital overnight. Ultrasound or
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After the procedure, you will be monitored for 8-12 hours to make sure the catheter is draining urine. The urine may appear bloody at first. It will clear over time.
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Mother Nature threw the Valley a curveball and created a big mess at Salt River Fields.
Wednesday's wild weather dumped snow on the fields, and left the ballpark with a thick coat of ice. Ground crews started to clean up on Thursday by chopping up the frozen snow with lawn mowers.
"Get it a little thinner so as the day warms up a little bit we'll start to get this to melt off," said Dave Dunn, general manager at Salt River Fields. "Even after it melts we're going to have a lot of moisture underneath to take care of."
The change in the weather came just before the Diamondbacks play their first spring training game against the Colorado Rockies on Saturday.
"The fields will be fine. The stadium field drains amazingly well," Dunn said. "There's no more rain or anything else in the forecast so we'll be good."
While the fields should be in good shape come game time, they weren't ready for practice. The Diamondbacks were forced to move their training to Papago Park on Thursday.
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Special to the Aiken Standard
The Aiken High boys' basketball team used stifling defense and high-flying offense to build a massive lead over visiting Dutch Fork through three quarters Tuesday night. The Hornets slipped in the final frame, but they had already done enough damage to hold on for a 56-46 home victory.
"In the fourth quarter we seemed to lose our focus, and they got back in the game," Aiken head coach Tony Harrell said. "We were able to build a big enough lead that we were able to finish."
Aiken's (14-6, 5-2 Region 5-AAAA) pressure defense allowed the Hornets to race ahead of the Silver Foxes early, quickly turning the game into a track meet. Dutch Fork (5-12, 2-5) simply couldn't keep up.
"Our on-ball pressure was fantastic," Harrell said. "We got a lot of hands on passes. When we play good defense, we're able to get out and run and get some easy baskets. That's how we play."
Aiken's swarming defense held Dutch Fork's Hank Edmonds and Watson Harris in check for much of the game. The two combined for 35 points in a win over South Aiken last Friday, but could only score 19 against the Hornets, 11 of them coming in the first three quarters.
Jordan Habersham's game-opening 3-pointer gave Aiken a lead it never relinquished. The Hornets led 12-6 after the first quarter and the edge eventually grew to 24 points before Dutch Fork's late rally.
Shawn Moore scored a game-high 16 points for the Hornets. He hit two 3-pointers and also had a pair of rim-rattling dunks in the second quarter.
The first of Moore's dunks was the direct result of a blocked shot by Stacy Toole. A high-energy player, Toole served as one of Aiken's main catalysts on the night. He racked up rebounds and blocks to go along with 10 points.
"I think, overall, he played his best game of the year and we're glad he stepped up tonight," Harrell said of Toole.
Toole and Moore combined to score 15 points in the first half, including 11 during a 13-0 run bridging the first and second quarters. Another Moore dunk punctuated the half with the Hornets up by 16.
Dramel Coleman joined Moore and Toole in double figures with 11 points. Eight of those points came in the third quarter as the Hornets continued to expand their lead.
Down 23 heading into the final period, Dutch Fork started to rally. The Silver Foxes connected on 9-of-11 free throws in the fourth quarter to make things interesting, eventually closing to within eight points. The deficit didn't shrink as quickly as the game clock, leaving Dutch Fork without enough time to scare the Hornets.
The victory also allowed Aiken to get back in the win column after a heartbreaking one-point loss to White Knoll last Friday.
"It keeps our goals intact," Harrell said of the victory. "Every win this time of year is very critical, so we want to keep trying to improve and keep getting wins."
Next up for the Hornets is a road date with Lexington on Friday in a battle between the top two teams in Region 5-AAAA.
Dutch Fork (5-12, 2-5 Region 5-AAAA)—Watson Harris 5 2-3 12, Christian Mills 0 9-10 9, Hank Edmonds 2 2-4 7, Patrick Vincent 3 0-0 6, Justin Tweito 1 2-2 4, Jamar Winston 2 0-0 4, Freddie Poole 1 0-0 2, Thad Wilson 1 0-0 2. Totals: 15 15-19 46.
3-pointers: Edmonds.
Aiken (14-6, 5-2 Region 5-AAAA)—Shawn Moore 6 2-4 16, Dramel Coleman 4 3-3 11, Stacy Toole 5 0-1 10, Ryan McKie 2 5-7 9, Jordan Habersham 1 3-5 6, Justin Smith 1 0-0 2, Deon Hicks 0 1-2 1, Mike Lee 0 1-4 1. Totals: 19 15-26 56.
3-pointers: Moore (2), Habersham.
Staff photo by Noah Feit Aiken's Megal Hill, center, is surrounded by defenders in the Hornets' game against Region 5-AAAA rival Dutch Fork.×
Staff photo by Noah Feit Aiken's Ryan McKie reacts after he looses the ball out of bounds in the Hornets' game against Region 5-AAAA rival Dutch Fork.×
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When Republicans fought hard this session to stop sex trafficking in our state, little was heard from so-called women's rights advocates.
A few groups dealing directly with this type of abuse provided suggestions and help. However, the effort to stop sex trafficking was weak at best for a state that ranks eighth in the nation for this hideous and abusive crime. No protesters came to Raleigh, brought signs and marched around the Capitol demanding Safe Harbor legislation.
Nonetheless, Republicans passed strong bills to punish sex traffickers (pimps), the purchasers of services (johns) and to protect the women who are harmed through this criminal activity. Prior to the GOP taking on this issue, Democrats in the legislature never bothered to seriously deal with these types of crimes.
The trial of Dr. Kermit Gosnell for abuse, malpractice and multiple murders in his Philadelphia abortion "shop of horrors" was a shock to the entire nation. North Carolina's Republican legislators acted swiftly to provide more protection for women — this time in the area of selective abortion procedures. Now, however, the GOP touched a nerve.
For many on the political left, abortion is sacrosanct. No one, especially a Republican, can have any say when it comes to abortion. Even though multiple clinics in Durham, Charlotte and most recently, Fayetteville, have been closed (for unsafe practices, lack of oversight and negligent acts), abortion activists have remained silent. Apparently, the Left believes that abortion clinics are extra special, have no issues that should concern anyone and should not be regulated.
In two separate bills, the NC Legislature established reasonable standards for the certification of abortion clinics by the Department of Health and Human Services (DHHS). Can you believe it? Republican lawmakers dared to call for standards to "address the on-site recovery phase of patient care at clinics, protect patient privacy, provide quality assurance and ensure that patients with complications receive the necessary medical attention, while not unduly restricting access." According to abortion advocates, such requirements are "an assault against women!" and "outrageous!"
The legislation also provides another safeguard for the protection of women. It requires that a doctor be present when an abortion procedure is performed or an abortion-inducing drug is administered. If we expect our dentist to administer Novocaine and repair a cavity, rather than a dental assistant, what is unreasonable about making a doctor be present for a medical procedure?
Getting back to convicted murderer Kermit Gosnell, MD, the Philadelphia Grand Jury made this same exact recommendation for the protection of women against monsters like Dr. Gosnell. It came out in his trial that dozens of women had been maimed and injured by staff carrying out medical procedures and administering drugs.
One truly wonders if any of the protestors even bothered to look at the legislation before beginning their marches. If they had spent more time reading the bill, rather that printing up angry protest signs, the abortion advocates would have saved a lot of wasted energy.
Far from moving quickly on this legislation, Republicans and Democrats debated these issues throughout this long session of the General Assembly. The proposed law now allows DHHS to issue temporary rules, but the department must produce an oversight report to the General Assembly on its actions by the end of the year. Further, DHHS is required to conduct an in-depth facilities safety study and provide the report to the General Assembly no later than April 1, 2014. This study will allow well-thought-out modifications or changes to regulations for the reasonable protection of women seeking abortions.
Republicans and pro-life activists are well aware that the Supreme Court has recognized the right to abortion — whether they like it or NOT. However, just like the anti-sex trafficking legislation, establishing reasonable safeguards to protect women is in everyone's best interest, particularly women. Why can't (or why won't) the Left recognize this simple fact?
Thom Goolsby is a state senator, practicing attorney and law professor. He was the primary sponsor of both anti-sex trafficking bills passed this session.


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This unit aims to develop students' generic skills and practice theories for ongoing professional development in the workplace. It takes a critical reflective approach and explores what some of the newer developments in social theory (feminism, critical postmodernism) offer in drawing up frameworks and strategies for critical practice. The unit also aims to assist students to develop ways of dealing with complex settings and issues, and to develop a process and framework for continuing learning from their own practice. Students will be asked to discuss critical incidents from their own practice experience to explore their own processes of theory/practice development.
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Students in Pren Woods history classes at Alston Middle School recently performed puppet shows to review the topics they studied during second quarter. Student groups were assigned random topics and created their projects around them. This group did a puppet show on the reasons Rome fell and the importance of the Byzantine Empire. Shown from left are Ryleigh Altman, Kaylee Watson, Jordan Campeau, Matthew Franchi, and Dylan Kubat.
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I visited Erewhon Natural Foods in Los Angeles on May 28, 2011 along my book tour for Ani's Raw Food Asia. Erewhon is my favorite Raw Food store. These beautiful photos are courtesy of the very talented Sherman Lee at http://www.digitalslimages.com.
Juan Hernandez, the store manager, makes sure to offer the largest range of Raw Food products and brand, and has created the nexus for Raw Foods here in LA. Juan was one of my earliest supporters of my SmartMonkey Foods packaged and prepared foods products.
Each year's visit celebrating my new book always draws a packed house. I love Erewhon!
I showed everyone how easy it is to make my Mushroom "Bul Go Gi", from Ani's Raw Food Asia, page 186, using mushrooms marinated in tamari or nama shoyu (raw soy sauce), toasted sesame oil, asian pear, and sweetener of choice like agave or brown rice syrup. We topped off these beautiful Lettuce Wraps, from page 188, with my version of a traditional Korean Gochujang Sauce, page 225, made with miso, sesame oil, chile powder, and sweetener like agave.
Following my food demo and Q+A…next, I get to sign books and meet people 1 on 1!
This tour, many people had me sign multiple copies of Ani's Raw Food Asia for friends and family. I do love when people bring their entire collection for me to sign too…..a blessing for me.
My friends Ron Gilmore and Caroline Jue create an awesome animated series called Rawman & Green-Girl. They are doing great work educating and sharing information about our food sources.
Elaine R. Johnson hand delivered this beautiful porcelain sculpture she made to me all the way from Arizona with her mom. Elaine is amazingly talented. I can't even begin to express my gratitude for such a beautiful gift.
This is the beautifully talented Elaine R. Johnson. She told me how challenging porcelain is to work with….cracking as it dries, or cracking out of the kiln during baking. A labour of love, it shows!
I was honored to have been invited to speak on a panel with superstars (from left to right above) Rachelle Carson Begley (married to Ed Begley), Sophie Uliano (NYTimes best selling author), Izabella Miko (actress), Carly Harrill (blogger ghost writer), Karen Stewart Brown (fashion designer), Kris Willey (host of WotGG), and Alexandra Spunt (author).
The focus of this panel was how we came into our careers. I explained how I used to work in a corporate environment that was not recycling, was wasting energy, and was using styrofoam cups for one 4 ounce shot of water. I realized my raw food catering and the weekly events I was hosting (to feed myself good food) was a successful business. So, I decided to leave corporate America to focus 100% on my prepared packaged foods, catering, and events. I followed my bliss because I believed raw foods helped people feel better and healthier. It also helps us tread lightly on our Planet.
This event was held in Culver City, Los Angeles, CA on Saturday May 14, 2011. These beautiful photos are courtesy of photosbyKailas.com. Thanks Kailas!
I had so much fun celebrating the pre-launch of Ani's Raw Food Asia at Artisanal LA in Santa Monica.
All of these beautiful photos were taken by the amazing Sherman Lee. Thanks Sherman!!
It was a weekend full of local and seasonal gourmet foods (though way too much bacon! – what's up with bacon these days?) and great expert panels and talks.
I love this fish eye photo, it was a full crowd with great people old and new to raw foods and the raw food diet and lifestyle. Thanks to the wonder woman organizer Shawna Dawson for all her support, for announcing my talk over the loud speaker, and for putting me and Ani's Raw Food Asia in their printed program.
Q+A is my favorite part of my appearances because I get to listen and interact with my new friends.
It's always so nice to have my brother Max and my family with me at my events.
This lovely lady kept asking me about how to learn to make raw food. I say if you're interested in making food, you have to learn how to make all foods first. Then you can translate it into raw food prep.
Libby drove all the way up from San Diego with her friends just to grab an early copy of Ani's Raw Food Asia.
Please check my homepage and also my calendar of events for upcoming events and stops along my book tour. Hope to see you all very soon. xoxo
We launched FoodStuff LA with a big celebration at the Pedal Patch Community offices in downtown LA. Above is founder Jason Boarde and Rebecca McQuigg Rigal who works through GOOD with the Pepsi Refresh Project as the Arts & Culture Ambassador.
My RAWvolution event is on September 19th, where we'll be harvesting from the PPC local community and rooftop gardens, then preparing a delicious raw food meal. Hope you'll join me for this fun event.
Christian Page is a locavore, sourcing the finest organic ingredients from our local community. He made all the food happen for this event, including delicious black mission figs, which I ate by the pint! Christian's Living La Vida Local event is in October.
LA Green Girl Siel was at our event, and it was lovely to finally meet her in person…a fellow Korean American!
My NYC tour kicked off last Monday at Rockefeller Center on the set of LX New York at NBC studios. I chat about the benefits of a raw food diet with hosts Janice Huff and Jane Hanson. You can watch my segment here, though it's stretched out horizontally and the audio is out of synch. (As soon as I get my own copy of the segment, I'll repost)
Tuesday evening, I had a food demo, talk, and book signing at Bonobo's Restaurant. The room was packed with folks eager to learn more about raw food nutrition and recipes. I demonstrated how fast and easy it is to make my Simple Rosemary Oregano Noodle Salad with zucchini, tomato, avocado, and herbs.
Pictured above is Rose Voisk of the World Olympians Association. She was a gymnast in the 1948 London Olympics. She looks great, is vibrant, and strong. A testament for eating well.
Wednesday evening, I was hosted by the lovely Hyacinth Mills of New Life Journeys and her Montclair Raw Food Meetup Group. I demoed my Super Cacao-Coconut Energizer smoothie recipe from page 39 of Ani's Raw Food Essentials. Hyacinth's group is full of vibrant folks excited about raw foods. Her husband and 2 boys are handsome as can be, and Hyacinth has a natural glow of beauty. A great spokes model family.
I had randomly bumped into Hyacinth at Port Authority late on Monday night, 2 evenings before our event, as we were both catching our buses back to NJ that night. What's the chances of that? It's magic!
Thursday night I was at Organic Avenue for a workshop hosted by Mia Santos Andres. Above are my lovely assistants Sara, Sam, and Lee who helped to prep my recipes and samples, and then helped me set up before my workshop. They all had that glow of inner health and beauty. What angels!
In my workshop, I demoed my Tomato and Tarragon Bisque, page 137, Pad Thai Kelp Noodles, page 227, and Strawberry Kream Pie, page 266 from Ani's Raw Food Essentials. It was another packed house with great audience participation, questions, and book signing.
Thanks Mia for a great event, and for my goodie bag full of green juice in the cute Organic Avenue bottle, and BlackBird Truffles, handmade by raw model Anthony Andersen. Yum!
Mia is so pretty, I look shiny. Ha haaaa. I can't wait to get back to NYC before another 6 years passes….
I had the honor of meeting Dr T. Colin Campbell at the Farm Sanctuary Hoe Down last weekend in Watkins Glenn, New York, where we were both invited to speak about vegan lifestyle, health, and diet. He's pictured above with his wife Karen.
Dr Campbell is the author of the best selling book The China Study. Campbell says about his research in the Philippines "In this project, however, I uncovered a dark secret. Children who ate the highest protein diets were the ones most likely to get liver cancer…" A 20-year research project partnership between Cornell University, Oxford University, and the Chinese Academy of Preventive Medicine found that "People who ate the most animal-based foods got the most chronic disease … People who ate the most plant-based foods were the healthiest and tended to avoid chronic disease. These results could not be ignored," said Dr. Campbell.
In the Farm Sanctuary 'People Barn', I spoke to a full house about the benefits of the raw food diet, why whole and unprocessed foods are important, showed everyone how fast and easy it is to make a healthy Strawberry Kream Pie using just a handful of ingredients, from page 267 of Ani's Raw Food Essentials, and then passed out pies to taste. Folks thought the pie was delicious. You can't really go wrong with dates, cashews, almonds, vanilla, and strawberries.
Next, Dr. T. Colin Campbell took the stage, and reinforced many of the same concepts I had presented. He explained why taking supplements doesn't work, and emphasized the importance of avoiding processed foods like all the junk vegan convenience foods on the market. He explained how protein turns-on cancer cells in the body.
In the USA, we promote high protein diets made up of about 80 percent protein. Most Americans eat around 50 percent protein. However, Dr. T. Colin Campbell advocates a diet of at most 20 percent plant-based protein for optimal health and longevity.
My mom and step dad came to the Farm for the weekend, and left inspired by all the great speakers and information, as did everyone! I can't wait to visit the Farm Sanctuary again very soon.
Last weekend, I was invited to speak and demo my raw foods at the Farm Sanctuary Hoe Down annual celebration in Watkins Glen, NY. It was a huge honor to be included in the speaker lineup with founder Gene Baur and T. Colin Campbell, author of the China Study. The Hoe Down was one of the best organized events I've attended.
Volunteers helped me prepare pies for over 120 people in about 30 minutes just before my presentation. We chose the manual 'food processor' style of hand mixing dates with almonds. Good forearm exercise.
Strawberry Kream Pie, from Ani's Raw Food Essentials. Made with dates, almonds, cashews, vanilla, and strawberries. Simple and delicious.
A photo of my raw food demo, taken by Morgan Jamie Dunbar.
It's so much fun to sign books after a raw food demo and talk. I love having this opportunity to connect with other like minded folks in the community.
Later, I got to visit the animals out on the other part of the 200 acre farm. This guy was 3,000 pounds big, what a cutie pie!
Amazing to stand in the pasture with a flock of sheep as the sun was setting. It was so peaceful. Actually, I rested really well on the farm every night.
That evening was the Barn Dance where we line-danced first, then it broke out into a full on night club with a packed dance floor until after 1am. Everyone had tons of energy and was jumping up and down, especially Gene Baur, who was wringing sweat out of his t-shirt! My hair was soaked in sweat too. I noticed no one stunk of body oder, and people's sweat didn't gross me out as it usually does. That's a huge plus for eating clean, vegan, and raw.
I realized this was my 20th year reunion from Cornell, and I hadn't been back to Ithaca since I graduated in 1990 (except returning briefly for my brother Max's graduation in 1993). So, it was a double treat to visit Ithaca and Farm Sanctuary. I'm looking forward to the next Hoe Down in California, and visiting New York's Farm Sanctuary again soon.
My introduction to Sarasota RAWked! Exploring my idea that creating something together with other people in our raw community, rather than going it alone, is more fun, plus makes a bigger splash. We produced and threw down a pumping RAWktail Party, it was the biggest and most successful raw event in Florida to date! Dress code was RAWkstar, of course. A wonderful event and a very warm welcome to Florida and Sarasota.
A RAWstar RAWktail Party isn't complete without headshots. Is that too cheezy?….
We brought together a fun crowd of local hipsters, movers, and shakers. Raw foods help us feel great, look our best, and fuel up for a long night of celebration. Raw food is also great for recovery, detox, and combating damage after a night of partying too hard and not sleeping enough.
The event was held at the Weller Historic Estate, and it was filled with rich period furniture and wonderful styling details. The host Jeff Weller is below in the white button down and jeans. I was to discover later that Jeff gives great massages!
The Weller Historic Estate was at full capacity with well over 120 attendees, and the energy was contagious.
I demoed 4 recipes, which follow below, while people stood around a 20 foot long table to watch and learn how to make fast, easy, delicious raw food treats. Below is Bryant Meyers, to the right, an ingredient sponsor who's home is packed full of cutting edge healing therapy machines like an infrared sauna and scalar wave technology. I was skeptical at first, but the scalar waves made me pass out and sleep restfully the following day. Now I'm a believer.
Above is the spread for our Taco Wraps, served in a cabbage leaf. With raw food, it's easy to have our 'kitchen' anywhere, even in the living room.
Lisa Tomasi, in pink, runs the Naples raw food meet up group. She saved the day and was the best assistant I've ever had! A testament for raw foods, Lisa drove over 2 hours to come to the event, worked all night, drove home, then came back the next day again. An enegizer bunny and beautiful woman.
The man in black above is Vincent Dessberg, who has a roof top garden on a warehouse in the industrial area of town, called "I Grow My Own Veggies". He sponsored cabbage, edible flowers, herbs, and strawberries. I harvested from Vincent's garden just a few hours before the party. It was amazing to see so much food growing on top of an industrial warehouse!
Now, for my recipes. Enjoy!
Ginger Lime Aid
Place all into blender, and blend. Serve immediately.
Raspberry Daiquiri
Place all into blender, blend and serve immediately.
Fresh Green Taco Wraps Filled with Taco Nut Meat, Avocado, Tomatoes, and Mole Sauce
Taco Nut Meat
Place all ingredients into your food processor and process into small pieces.
Mole Sauce
Place all into blender, blend smooth.
Toppings and Shell
To assemble tacos, into each cabbage leaf, spoon Taco Nut Meat. Top with avocado, tomato, and cilantro. Drizzle on your Mole Sauce, and enjoy.
Strawberries with Cashew Kream and Chocolate Sauce
Cashew Kream
Chocolate Sauce
To make Cashew Kream, place cashews, honey, vanilla, and water into blender. blend smooth. Add as little water as possible for thicker consistency.
To make Chocolate Sauce, place honey or agave and cacao in blender. Blend smooth.
To assemble, scoop Cashew Cream into serving bowls. Top with your favorite berries. Drizzle over Chocolate Sauce and serve.
Visit GoSuperLife.com for organic ingredients, kitchen tools, and specials on Kelp Noodles and sproutable raw Cashews.
Photos are Copyright 2010 and courtesy of a very handsome man named Rich Schineller.
I kicked off my SF book tour at the Ferry Building Farmers' Market yesterday. It's sunny and warm here in San Francisco, and the market was packed with people shopping locally and seasonally. This has got to be the best farmer's market in the country. I found amazingly sweet peaches and beautiful heirloom squash that are only available 1-2 weeks a year. What a treat!
I spoke to a full house about the benefits of raw food, weight loss, natural living, happiness, and my new book Ani's Raw Food Essentials. I demoed a recipe for TOMATO AND TARRAGON BISQUE, page 137, and STRAWBERRY KREAM PIE, page 266.
Sarah, who organizes the chef demoes, helped me portion and pass out samples. Most people in the audience were already familiar with raw foods, but it's always fun to watch their reactions when they taste one of my raw recipes. Of course, folks loved the soup and dessert. You can see Barry Jan behind the camera on the left, and you'll find a couple of his photos in Ani's Raw Food Essentials from last year's farmer's market talk and demo.
This may have been my longest line for book signing yet. Patient people stood in line for 50 minutes to meet me and to have me sign their books. What a huge honor for me that folks would wait around so long. I love meeting people, hearing their stories in person, and feeling the love they share with me. This bright energy is what keeps me doing what I do…it fuels my soul.
It was lovely to see many long time friends, like Dr D, and old friend from LA who now lives in Thailand. He happened to be in town, and brought me a moss monkey that's the cutest plant I've ever seen! He'll have to care for monkey while I'm in Florida since I don't think it would make it on the plane.
Another long time friend and two lovebirds Jeff, who took all these photos for me, and Frog.
Hanging out at this awesome farmers' market on a warm, sunny day was the best way to spend my Saturday. From here, I headed to Napa next….
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The Cane Bay softball team dropped a key region contest on Monday, falling 5-4 at West Ashley High School.
The Lady Cobras fell to 7-5 overall and 1-3 against Region 7-AAAA foes. West Ashley climbed to 10-8 overall and 3-1 in region play.
"We hit the ball well and we played tight defense which made it a close ball game," Cane Bay coach Sharon Allred said.
Traci Harmon went 4 for 4 with three doubles to lead the Lady Cobras, while Haley Harmon went 3 for 3. Whitney Alexander added two hits.
Cane Bay is set to host Stratford on Wednesday.
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