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Scott Fox promised his eight-year-old son and 10-year-old daughter a family vacation that would include riverboat adventures, close encounters with toothy reptiles, tales of swashbuckling pirates, ghosts and historic battles and jaunts through a neighborhood of colorful buildings with surprises around every corner.
They didn't go to a theme park, however. They came to New Orleans, and stayed in the French Quarter.
"The kids didn't really know anything about New Orleans, so we told them the trip would be like visiting another country, but only a couple of hours away," says Fox, a restaurant manager from Sarasota, Fla., who visited New Orleans in April with his wife and their children. "We came (to New Orleans) once, before we were married, and had a great time. We've wanted to come back for a long time and share the experience with our kids."
New Orleans has long been regarded as a destination for a great party, and its reputation as a wild town is indeed cemented every night on Bourbon Street. But families are increasingly discovering that the allure and excitement of New Orleans can also be translated for younger visitors, and many are bringing their children along for family-friendly versions of the Big Easy getaway.
In the spring of 2005, New Orleans ranked first in the nation for family vacation destinations in an online poll conducted by Yahoo! Travel and National Geographic Traveler Magazine, beating out San Francisco, Las Vegas, Chicago and New York. Visits from families traveling with children have skyrocketed in the past year, according to the New Orleans Tourism Marketing Corp., and now account for approximately 15% of all visitors to the city.
Of course, the antics of Bourbon Street can be difficult to explain to children, but it turns out that many of the other things adults like to do in New Orleans appeal to children also. The city's colorful history and the unique cultural mix that thrives here today provide much fodder for curious young travelers, while the city is also home to world-class facilities that provide the highly-prized combination of new experiences and education that can make family vacations so enriching. What follows is a run-down on some of the most popular attractions and activities for families in or easily accessible from the French Quarter:
Jackson Square – a great family day out in the French Quarter can start at Jackson Square, with a breakfast of the exotic-sounding but familiar-tasting beignets (just tell the kids they're square donuts) from Café du Monde (1039 Decatur St., 800-772-2927). Throughout the square, clowns, street performers and artists provide colorful entertainment for children and adults alike. For instance, local artist Brad Reynolds has been drawing caricatures from his umbrella-shaded stool along the iron fence in Jackson Square for years, creating customized souvenirs for children and their families as keepsakes from their New Orleans adventure.
Buggy rides – a mule-powered tour of the French Quarter makes a memorable adventure for young travelers, especially with colorful tales from the tour guide.
Streetcars – the St. Charles Avenue streetcar line is a 1920s-vintage historic landmark on wheels, while the new Canal streetcar line combines antique design with modern amenities (like air conditioning and wheelchair lifts). Either one provides an exciting journey for kids and a scenic ride for parents, while the $1.25 fare per person makes it an inexpensive way to get out to the attractions elsewhere in the city.
Audubon Aquarium of the Americas – some 10,000 creatures call the aquarium home, and unique exhibits here include a 30-foot-long clear tunnel where visitors are surrounded by Caribbean reef dwellers, the Gulf of Mexico tank featuring sharks, sea turtles and stingrays, an Amazon rainforest room and a "touch pool" where visitors can touch a baby shark. The Entergy Imax Theater is located in the same complex, screening dazzling, large-format films that usually have an educational theme. (1 Canal St., 800-774-7394)
Riverboat rides – the riverfront beside the French Quarter offers several ways to get out and experience America's largest and most storied river up close. Tours of varying length and themes are available on the Steamboat Natchez (504-586-8777) and the New Orleans Paddlewheels Company's (504-529-4567) Creole Queen and Cajun Queen. Meanwhile, the state-run Canal Street ferry is a quick and free (for pedestrians) way to get close to the river's flowing brown water, making a short run across the river to Old Algiers Point every 15 minutes or so. For a longer adventure, the riverboat John James Audubon (504-586-8777) departs from the Aquarium of the Americas several times a day for a seven-mile journey upriver to the Audubon Zoo (6500 Magazine St., 866-487-2966).
Audubon Zoo – whether arriving by boat (see above) or by land, families can spend hours exploring the zoo's grounds and exhibits. Especially popular for children is the area known as Monkey Hill, where youngsters can romp around to their hearts' content, and the Louisiana swamp exhibit, which includes the rare white alligator.
City Park – one of the largest urban parks in the nation, this local treasure boasts the New Orleans Museum of Art, Botanical Gardens and other refined attractions, but also is home to Storyland, a fairytale-theme playground with a vintage carousel and miniature carnival rides. Last year, Child Magazine ranked Storyland among the top 10 U.S. playgrounds. City Park makes a great destination for a trip on the Canal streetcar (see above).
Louisiana Children's Museum – located in the Warehouse District, a few blocks off the St. Charles streetcar line, this museum was recently ranked the best children's museum in 22 major U.S. cities by the Zagat Survey's U.S. Family Travel Guide. The museum includes many educational exhibits, including one about the ships and activities at the Port of New Orleans. (420 Julia St., 504-523-1357)
Musee Conti Wax Museum – this entertaining museum provides a stimulating history of New Orleans and its famous characters through the centuries in the form of wax figures and vignettes. The city's colonial roots, the Battle of New Orleans, Jean Lafitte the pirate and Napoleon the emperor, Creole traditions, voodoo rituals and jazz hall jams are all represented, along with a side exhibit on horror movie icons. (917 Conti St., 800-233-5405)
Blain Kern's Mardi Gras World– take the Canal Street ferry across the river to visit this vast studio where artists work year-round on the elaborate floats for the city's Mardi Gras parades and other events around the world. Guided tours here include a primer on Mardi Gras traditions, a chance to try on costumes and samples of king cake, a traditional treat from carnival season. ( 233 Newton St., 800-362-8213)
Six Flags New Orleans – take a ride out to eastern New Orleans to visit the newest outpost of the Six Flags theme park empire. Along with rollercoasters, water rides and other attractions for thrill seekers, the park includes a Looney Tunes Adventures area designed especially for younger children. The park also features frequent concerts and shows on its grounds and performance venues. (12301 Six Flags Pkwy, 504-253-8100)
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I strongly believe there isn't enough leadership and motivation to help the children excell. This school is only a cash cow eating up tax dollars and not contributing to the educational system. There are no extra curricular programs, no tutoring provided to help bring up thee shameful and embarrassing scores they've put out in recent years. Restructure the school with nurturing & educated staff members. Also the principal sets the tone for the school. With that being said he hasn't fulfilled his end of the deal. Let's straighten it up or shut it down. Our children deserve a quality education.


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One of my favorites, handsome Jack Mabray, celebrated his 90th birthday last week with his children and numerous friends. Gregory teases me constantly about my mad crush on Jack, but I don't care, he is a dashing Southern gentleman. The party included impromptu entertainment by the talented duo, brothers Tommy and Scott Zentner. Those boys love a microphone!
Hosting the shindig were Jack's children: Jay and Mary Mabray Hardwick, John and Catherine Mabray, and Pat and Jan Mabray. Among the lucky guests were Regina and Doug Wood, Margaret and Johnny Lauve, Linda and George Campbell (my parents who never go anywhere!), Evelyn and Roy Cole, Christine and Johnny Gaiennie, Lynn and James Moore, Meade Hardwick, Betty Col, Nelson Abell, Gibby Fox, Mary Frances Perry, Mildred Vanderpool, Doll Biedenharn, Nina and George Pate, artist extraordinaire Ann Curry, Carroll and Steve Swander, Kathy and Murray Biedenharn, Judy and Billy Haddad, Mrs. Gotham Haddad, Debra and Dave Raymond, Joe Coates, Jean Zentner, Maggie Zentner, Sue McKenzie, Mike Husted, Robertine Cobb, Janie and Andy Barham, Bib and Carlos Ingram, Elenor Terzia, Cindy Perry, Marshall Hardwick, Nancy and Alan Williams, Pat Bagwell, Dorthea Garrett, Carol McDonald, Gail Thompson, and John Shackelford with lovely wife Lucy. What a grand time!
Last week's party circuit continued at the beautiful Riverside home of Tommy and Marion Zentner to celebrate newlyweds John and Chrissy Morris. The weather was perfect for lounging in the newly remodeled outdoor living area; chatting up old friends and sneaking a peek at that way too close LSU-Auburn score. Proud papa Jay Morris was there to welcome us in and direct us to the refreshments.
After chitchatting with "Uncle" Walter, the premiere party bartender, we mingled with Dr. Rey and the glamorous Ginny Yatco, Terri Arthur, Karen and Tom Hayes, Brooks and Karen Watson. We congratulated Ann Morris Christman (proud mama of the groom), Janis Barraza, Kathy Gardner looking tres' chic, Vee Hollis, Timmy and Stephanie Mickel, Sam Henry IV and Allison Cattar, Eleanor Brown, Thomas and Michelle Zentner, Katherine and Steven Bedell, Ashley and Billy Joiner, Charlynn and Scott Leehy, Merion and Matt Sanderson, our sweet friend Kathy VanVeckhoven, Jimmy Neil, Mike and Susie Husted, Kristin Brown, Debra Raymond, handsome Judge Jeff Joyce and wife Kathryn, Gay Morris, Amanda and George Dean, Nancy Guimbellot, Charlotte and Kent Breard, Amanda and Donald Reeves, Tommy and Susan Sparks, and Lisa and Trey Nelson. We had so much fun visiting with the charming and vivacious Doris Neil, Allyson's personal idol. Always the belle of the ball!
We rounded out the night at The Black and White Ball held at Bayou DeSiard Country Club. Co-chairs Sue Sartor and Kim Leija worked their magic on the club and really outdid themselves on the decorations - sparkling gems, shining crystals, beautiful white orchids and shimmering beads made for an "over the top party" atmosphere. Their dedicated team included: Kelly Taylor, Laura Centola, Mica O'Neil, Karen Oliver, Katherine Sartor Flowers, Arabella Moore, Amy Sawyer, Janelle Snellings, Debbie Stockstill, Kristi Farr, Claire Gordon, Jennifer Lord, and Robin Erwin. The Austin, Texas band Soul Track Mind kept the dance floor packed and the talented photographer Patti Stewart was snapping away at the partygoers in all their glitz and glamour.
Dancing the night away were Anu and Shirish Lal, Kelly Cummins, Mare' and (Allyson's cousin) Steve Brennan, Mike Sawyer, Mennon and Abby Campbell, Lucy and John Shackelford (Lucy - keep that necklace locked up because I want to steal it!), Hardy Gordon, Evie and Arthur Stewart, Woodard and foxy Sondra Mott, T.C. Trichell, James Moore III, Judy Waggoner, Joani Roberts, Walter Sartor and Wanda Stewart.
Congratulations yet again to the ULM Warhawk football team; they are continuing to make the town proud every week. What a joy to see that packed stadium and to know our Warhawks are being nationally recognized. Keep up the great work boys!
You know how we love a celebrity sighting! At lunch this week, along with our bestie Emily, we saw Denise Hull dining with none other than famed Louisiana writer Leo Honeycutt, who is a preeminent authority on Louisiana politics.
We have been repeatedly asked if we will continue to do Victor's famous "lists" and, in keeping with the beloved tradition, the answer is a resounding YES. Stay tuned!
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The money is allocated based on the needs of a school district, said Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi, D-Utica. The annually budgeted funding, known as bullet aid or pork, is money the state Legislature is able to give to school districts each year.
A school security system, increased curriculum support or saving teachers' jobs — extra state aid means different things to different districts.
And for some area schools, those needs now will be met thanks to state aid allocations from the state Assembly and Senate.
The money is allocated based on the needs of a school district, said Assemblyman Anthony Brindisi, D-Utica. The annually budgeted funding, known as bullet aid or pork, is money the state Legislature is able to give to school districts each year.
"It's meant to help districts fill budget holes without raising local taxes," Brindisi said.
Districts are facing rising costs, forced federal spending cuts and inequities in the state aid formula. In March, the Assembly appropriated about $18.3 million in bullet aid. The Senate approved about $16.2 million at the end of June. Districts can use the aid wherever they deem necessary.
Area schools received about $245,000 in Assembly bullet aid and $487,500 in Senate aid.
The Sauquoit Valley Central School District is set to receive $75,000 from the Senate aid, money that will go toward supporting the new, state-mandated Common Core curriculum, said district Superintendent Ronald Wheelock.
Budgeting continues to be more and more difficult and the school depends on state aid, Wheelock said.
"We need it," he said. "A lot of schools need it. … We can continue to push forward in giving our teachers what they need to adopt or adapt to the Common Core."
Each state official makes a determination of which districts should receive the money.
In the office of state Sen. Joseph Griffo, R-Rome, there are qualifications to get the funding. For example, they look at the impact the state funding aid formula has on each district to see if districts lost aid from last year, said spokesman Ryan Aguam.
"We try to spread it out," Aguam said. "We really try hard not to give it to the same school district two years in a row."
Some, however, still think the distribution of bullet aid is inequitable.
"We are glad the school districts get extra money from the Legislature, however it should be done in an equitable and fair basis," said Rick Timbs, executive director of the Statewide School Finance Consortium. "The money should rightfully be part of the school formula for the distribution of aid."
The formula needs to change, Brindisi said.
"I think the funding formula as it currently exists has been manipulated to benefit wealthier districts," he said. "That needs to change and until it does, I'll continue to fight for this aid."
The Utica City School District was not included in bullet aid money from either the Assembly or the Senate.
"Their needs are serious, so we're actually advocating to get them more money," Aguam said.
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The Clinton Central School District is using its $50,000 from the Senate to upgrade security and safety measures, said district Superintendent Matthew Reilly.
The system will help improve the schools' single point of entry with a buzzer system and swipe cards, he said.
"We're really trying to ensure that our facilities are as safe as possible," he said.
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The base has a built-in 30-pin charging dock for most iPhones, iPads and iPods, as well as an LED screen that displays output voltage, a button for selecting one of seven output voltages for the power outlet next to the USB charging port, and an on/off switch for the light.
This device also avoids unwanted accidental voltage change, which requires the user to press the adjustment button for five seconds.
The tlight S lets you hear sounds from your docked iPod or iPhone, which packs built-in stereo speakers into the angle-adjustable lamp casing. This model also features dimmable LED light output from 0 to 5 W and gains a 3.5-mm Aux-in port for connection of non-Apple players via the supplied audio cable.
It also has both a USB charging port and a 5 V/3 A power output port to the side of its base but also comes supplied with a remote control unit for the LED light and the docked iPhone or iPod.
The tlight is shipped with multi-tip connection cables for various brand mobile phones and notebooks. It's available from M&C Lighting's online store for US$119 (including shipping).
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The company reports that the Hong Kong Stock Exchange has ordered hundreds of t'Lights E Series desk lamps "for the purpose of enhanced business productivity.
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Amato AA, Brooke MH. Disorders of skeletal muscle. In: Bradley WG, Daroff RB, Fenichel GM, Jankovic J, eds. Neurology in Clinical Practice. 5th ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Butterworth-Heinemann Elsevier;2008:chap 83.
Barohn RJ. Muscle diseases. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 447.
O'Connor FG, Deuster PA. Rhabdomyolysis. In: Goldman L, Ausiello D, eds. Cecil Medicine. 23rd ed. Philadelphia, Pa: Saunders Elsevier; 2007:chap 114.
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Say goodbye to All We Can Eat
There's no subtle or sophisticated way to say this other than to spit it out straight: This is the last day of the All We Can Eat blog.
It pains me to type that sentence, and not because I've been the primary editor and writer for the blog for more than two years now. It pains me because All We Can Eat has been a reliable partner over these many months — one that openly accepted our gossip, our rants, our recaps, our reflections, our breaking news, our barbecue coverage, our beer reports, our favorite recipes, our improvisational cooking, our polls, our roundups and so much more.
But like any good partner, All We Can Eat has also been demanding. It's the dog that's always hungry and won't stop howling until you feed it a new scrap of meat.Continue reading this post »
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Good morning. We interrupt the RGIII finger-pointing to bring you this bulletin: Next time you're at a restaurant, you might find "gems" on your plate. That's what one creative chef is calling the food he make from ingredients once destined for the scrap heap. As restaurants feel the financial squeeze, they're making use of tendons, marrow and fish tails. Tim Carman tells the story.
Also in Food today, Maggie Fazeli Fard introduces us to a District woman whose son's illness inspired her to create a culinary program and a new cookbook aimed at families with kids who have cancer. Anne Applebaum writes about the ongoing food renaissance in Poland. And Zofia Smardz, who tested Anne's recipes for this week's section, tells us how that experience evoked fragrant childhood memories.
Tim, Zofia and the usual suspects will be on hand for today's Free Range chat, our weekly hour of give-and-take. It starts at noon; hope you can be there. Even if you don't have a question to ask, it's time well spent.
Meanwhile, to tide you over until then, here's a leftover question from a previous chat:
What is the secret to successful cookie press cookies? It seems the dough is always too cold to go through the press, or too soft -- rarely is it just right. What is the correct dough temperature, and what's the best way to get the dough to the right temperature if it's been made ahead and refrigerated or frozen?Continue reading this post »
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Top Ten recipes of 2012: Yours, mine and ours
So there we were, squinting at printouts of the in-house data that supports our monthly and annual lists of the most-viewed Washington Post recipes online, and it hit us: A good number of the ones that were so popular in 2012 also floated to the top in 2011, 2010, 2009, 2008 . . . even 2004, long before we were sharing the results of such stats surfing.
We appreciate the fact that you, dear readers, stick with what you like — or at least follow well-established links and online referrals to dishes that others really, really like.
But this leaves less room to love the recipes that 2012 brought, curated so well by the stand-in recipe editor, Jane Touzalin.
Before we reveal your official favorites of 2012, then, here are staff picks limited to the recipes that were published last year. (Editor Joe Yonan has recused himself, having spent his time elsewhere.)
Bonnie's list (hmm . . . plenty of Dinner in Minutes options)
Bay Ice Cream, pictured above
Israeli Couscous and Tuna Salad
Mussels Hoegaarden and Green Herbs
Orzo With Smoky Tomato Vinaigrette
Pan-Seared Shrimp With Sweet Soy-Ginger Glaze
Pecan-Chocolate-Espresso Coffee Cake
Jane's list
Butternut Squash Macaroni and Cheese
Spicy Braised Eggplant With Prunes
Lemon- and Honey-Flavored Chicken
Warm Salad of Slow-Roasted Tomatoes With Almonds
Plum, Yogurt and Tarragon Popsicles
Tomato and Smoked Salmon Pasta, pictured above, at left
Nutella Pudding With Hazelnut Crumble and Grappa Cream
Green Beans Tempura With Asian Dipping Sauce
Cider-Braised Cabbage With Apples and PecansContinue reading this post »
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New sites want you to better understand your food
The two sites have little in common, save perhaps the fact that each was started by a small group of women who have developed deep expertise in their particular field of interest: American Food Roots on the history and evolution of U.S. gastronomy and Food Tank on the contradictory and problematic Western food system.
In early December, four D.C.-area food writers launched American Food Roots, led by NPR contributor Bonny Wolf , who conceived of the project years ago. Wolf recruited three other culinary scribes — Domenica Marchetti, Michele Kaya l and Carol Guensburg — to start building out the site in September 2011.
Together, the quarter have put together a charming and informative site that combines research into the cuisines of all 50 states with features, videos and recipes on all kinds of American cooking, whether the increasingly international flavor of the Thanksgiving spread or the decreasing presence of coddies in Baltimore. Trust me, if you read American Food Roots, you'll learn something about the meals you eat, like the Christmas tradition of the Feast of the Seven Fishes. (Is it an Italian tradition or an American one?)
"We really felt that there wasn't anything out there quite like this," Marchetti tells All We Can Eat. "We really wanted to dig a little deeper. We wanted to explore and tell America's food stories and tell what people are eating in America's kitchen."Continue reading this post »
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The barbecue world looks back . . . and forward
Over New Year's Eve dinner, the subject came up, as it is wont to do: What is your resolution for the coming year?
Among the usual declarations — get in better shape, lose weight — I proclaimed that I will learn to make pastrami.
It is the same resolution I made last year. Except for eating some pastrami sandwiches, I never came close to fulfilling my vow.
This year will be different. Honest. I mean it this time.
Actually, I do. I love pastrami, and I find that it is next to impossible to find a truly sublime version. Rosy pink. Juicy, but not overly fatty. (Notice I said, overly.) Sliced thin. On rye. With just the right mustard.
In the same way that a princess has to kiss a lot of frogs to find her prince, so I figure I will make a lot of terrible briskets before I perfect my pastrami. But this is the year. As resolutions go, it's gotta be more achievable than getting in shape.
I wondered what other barbecue-meisters had on their resolution plate. So I asked a few. Here are their answers:Continue reading this post »
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By David Brickman
Haddad Gallery, through April 27
It may not be the most ground-breaking idea for an exhibition,
but the Botanica show at Carrie Haddad Gallery in Hudson
is an apt entry into the spring season weve all been wishing
would just get here already and stay.
About 50 pieces by 15 artists, all but a few of them painters,
are comfortably spread throughout the rambling, two-story
space where owner Haddad holds court. Unlike most successful
dealers, she is neither concerned about seeming sufficiently
cutting-edge nor afraid to intermingle new talents with more
established ones; the result is that this show is both a bit
challenging and as familiar as an old neighbor.
Marking the extremes of experience among the artists included
are Jeff Briggs, a newly minted BFA having his first show,
and Richard Baker, whose résumé boasts more than a dozen solos
at New York City galleries. For Briggs, it is a fine debut:
His three oil landscapes evoke light, color and movement with
deftly brushed patterns in a quasi-pointillist style. Hell
be one to watch in the future.
Baker offers pieces in three media and, if his skill were
less, one would complain about the inconsistency of the selection.
But the one pastel, one charcoal and two oils on wood are
so masterfully rendered as to disarm the critic within.
The drawings (like everything else in the show, theyre of
flowers) have that confident, easy quality that makes the
work of such artists as Matisse and Picasso so delightful.
And Bakers Dutch-style oil studies of individual, robust
tulip blooms set against vague landscapes are lovely and iconic.
Less successful are the sterile floral still lifes of Taylor
Harbison. With their dramatic lighting, dark backgrounds and
big, gold frames, these are the sort of paintings that easily
find a place among antique furnishings in conservative homes,
but they are not sufficiently well-painted to transcend their
superficial nature.
In a similar mode, but far more convincing, Lucy Reitzfelds
unframed canvases capture a playful note by placing as much
(or more) emphasis on the vase as on the flowers. Particularly
successful is one titled Fanciful Vase, in which a
sparse arrangement is nearly outshone by the enameled flower
pattern on the vase that holds it.
Some of the artists in this group seek to vivify their subject
matter with innovative techniques, such as Ana Demertzis,
whose TulipaPurple Parrot triptych successfully imitates
the look of an old fresco, or the duo Kahn and Selesnick,
whose three flashe-on-plaster pieces are in the form of a
Still, Anne Francey gets far more energy into her work, not
by technical innovation but by seeing in a new way. Her large
acrylic on linen, Pink Rumination I, lives up to its
title by roaming the picture plane to fill it with leafy washes
of pink, green, rust and gray silhouettes, making of itself
a near-abstract exploration of positive and negative space.
In two other pieces, Francey uses a similar looseness to create
small gouache studies on rice paper, then groups them into
framed grids of nine sheets that the viewer can compare and
contrast. Its a nice way to both reveal the process of seeing,
and invite the audience to join in.
By far the freshest stuff in the show comes from Truro, Mass.-based
Bob Bailey, whose pop-inspired wall reliefs combine sophisticated
design sense and perfect craftsmanship to engage the viewer
in an uncomplicated, fun encounter.
a huge, improbably striped bloom, consists of five separate
forms grouped around an empty, white-walled center circle.
Clasp, though perhaps not a flower at all, wins us
over with its jaunty shape and the sharp color design of a
postmodernist broochhowever, being more than 2 feet across,
it goes on a wall, not a dress.
Two digitally printed black-and-white photographs by Roy Volkmann
also utilize scale to transform the subject, in this case
a rose and a calla lily. They beckon the visitor upstairs
to the photography gallery, where a series of 10 prints by
newcomer Carl Dellatore awaits.
Dellatore has taken inspiration from Gabriel Garcia Marquezs
brilliant novel 100 Years of Solitude to create still
lifes with flowers and other objects, all arrayed on the same
rough-hewn slab of wood. Unfortunately, this Wood Plank
Series, though lovingly and skillfully rendered in sepia
tones on textured paper, comes off as more sentimental than
Back downstairs, brash paintings by Frank Litto remind one
that theres no need to be ponderous, not when spring is in
the air and every blossom on a branch of magnolia is worth
studying individually. Littos willingness to revel in both
petals and paint best captures the spirit of this show, as
do the unapologetically exuberant cone flower studies by Marie-Louise
McHugh that beckon to passersby from the gallerys front window.
Its nice to be reminded that art doesnt have to be overly
serious to be good or inspiring. Sometimes a sunny subject
and the willingness to take a close look are enough. Take
note: If youre planning to see this show, there isnt much
time, as it ends on Sunday (April 27).


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With its robust Fourier Probe technology, easy software, miniaturized electronics and proven magnets, the Fourier 300 is a complete proton and carbon 1D and 2D FT-NMR system that delivers powerful performance at an attractive price.
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Pros: The unit is compact without being micro-sized, and has a single blue power light so its not lit up like a Christmas tree. The box feels sturdy and the port plugs feel securely mounted. Two of the ports are located at the end, making quick access for flash drives. Both the USB cable and the power cord are good lengths; no extension cables needed.
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LAZBUDDIE, TEXAS. Lazbuddie, at the junction of Farm roads 145 and 1172 in southeastern Parmer County, had its beginning in 1902, when Thomas Kelly purchased the Capitol Syndicate's Red Tower Camp, comprising 55,136 acres (see XIT RANCH). From it he developed the Star Ranch, on which directions and locations were given according to the names of thirty windmills scattered over the vast acreage. After a few years Kelly placed some of this land on the market for homesteaders, and in 1907 a school was established on the property.
The community was named for D. Luther (Laz) Green and Andrew (Buddie) Sherley, who in 1924 purchased a tract from the Star Ranch and opened a store, the Lazbuddie Commissary, at which a post office was established in May 1926. Until the Rural Electrification Administration came in, the town's only telephone was also located there. Soon a country town sprang up around the establishment, and in 1927 the Star Ranch school had a red brick building. By 1930 a second store and three churches had been established. Tent shows and medicine wagons often came by during the Great Depression era. In 1947 the town listed a population of seventy-five.
In the 1980s Lazbuddie remained an active agricultural center with seven agribusinesses (including two gins and an elevator), four churches, and new school facilities. The post office is still housed in the original Lazbuddie store building. The Lazbuddie dam and reservoir, built in 1979–80 on Running Water Draw six miles northeast of town, provides recreation and irrigation for area farmers and ranchers. In 1980 through 2000 Lazbuddie reported a population of 248.
Parmer County Historical Commission, Prairie Progress (Dallas: Taylor, 1981). Parmer County Historical Society, A History of Parmer County (Quanah, Texas: Nortex, 1974). Fred Tarpley, 1001 Texas Place Names (Austin: University of Texas Press, 1980).
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PORTLAND, Ore. – A wet and windy winter storm will move into the Northwest over the New Year's weekend, bringing heavy rain, possible coastal flooding and several feet of snow to upper elevation mountain locations.
KATU Meteorologist Rhonda Shelby also said travel conditions in the Columbia River Gorge will be especially treacherous as drivers head east past Cascade Locks on Thursday.
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Additional snowfall in the Gorge, where it remains cold, could add over 6 inches of new snow in Hood River and other points east.
However, Gorge locations will transition to rain heading into Friday as temperatures warm up. Temperatures west of the Cascades will remain well above freezing as the storm moves across the region.
The snow level should hover at about 4,000 feet Thursday, meaning some highway pass locations could get heavy snow.
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HOLLAND – Dr. R. Richard Ray of the Hope College faculty is being awarded an "Outstanding Educator Award" from the Great Lakes Athletic Trainers' Association (GLATA).
The awards are presented to GLATA members "who have significantly contributed to the education of GLATA members through academic presentations, published manuscripts or editorials, educational program development." It will be presented on Friday, March 12, during the association's winter meeting, to be held in Chicago, Ill.
Ray, who is a past president of GLATA, has been a member of the Hope faculty since 1982, and has been involved in the profession of athletic training for nearly a quarter century.
He is a professor of kinesiology, athletic trainer and chairperson of the department at Hope. He coordinated the college's athletic training program through the spring of 2001, at which point he began coordinating the college's on-going effort to seek re-accreditation through the North Central Association. He became department chair this past fall.
Under Ray's leadership, the college's athletic training program grew into a full major that requires its graduates to complete 48 credit hours in a variety of disciplines and at least 1,500 of clinical work under the supervision of a certified athletic trainer. Hope is the only private liberal arts college, and became only the fourth institution of any type, in the state of Michigan to have its athletic training program accredited by the Commission on Accreditation of Allied Health Education Programs (CAAHEP).
In March of 2002, he received a "Distinguished Service Award" from GLATA. In June of 2001, he received the "Sayers 'Bud' Miller Distinguished Educator Award" from the National Athletic Trainers' Association, the association's highest honor for an athletic training educator. In May of 1999, he was inducted into the Hall of Fame by the Michigan Athletic Trainers' Society, which had presented him with its "Distinguished Athletic Trainer Award" in 1995. In January of 2000, he received Hope's "Provost's Award for Excellence in Teaching."
Ray has a wide range of research interests, and has received several grants to support his work. He is the editor or author of the books "Management Strategies in Athletic Training" (2000, 1994), "Counseling in Sports Medicine" (1999) and "Case Studies in Athletic Training Administration" (1995), all published by Human Kinetics. He has written numerous articles in scientific publications, and has presented papers at professional conferences including the annual clinical symposia in 2000 of both the Japan Athletic Trainers Organization in Tokyo and the Canadian Athletic Therapists Association in Niagara Falls.
He is former editor of "Athletic Therapy Today" and served as associate editor of the "Journal of Athletic Training."
Ray was co-chair of the National Athletic Trainers' Association Education Task Force. He was president of GLATA from 1990 to 1992, and is also a member and former president of the Michigan Athletic Trainers' Society.
He received a BSEd from the University of Michigan in 1979, a master's in physical education from Western Michigan University in 1980 and an EdD in educational leadership from Western Michigan University in 1990.
The Great Lakes Athletic Trainers' Association includes Illinois, Indiana, Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio and Wisconsin. The association represents approximately 22 percent of the total membership of the National Athletic Trainers' Association. Members serve in settings including high schools, colleges and universities, professional sports organizations, physician offices, rehabilitation clinics and industrial work sites.


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To upgrade from Windows 2000 on a cluster containing Message Queuing
Confirm that your hardware is designed for or is compatible with Windows Server 2003, Enterprise Edition, or Windows Server 2003, Datacenter Edition.
Take all of the Message Queuing cluster resources offline. For more information on how to do this see "Take a resource offline" in Related Topics.
For each Message Queuing resource, take the Network Name resource that depends on it offline also.
Upgrade all of the nodes from Windows 2000 to Windows Server 2003. You can perform either a rolling upgrade, or a non-rolling upgrade, whichever is appropriate for your installation. Prior to upgrading, be sure to remove the resources that are not supported by Windows Server 2003. For more information, see Related Topics. Manage Your Server will appear when you initially log on to the newly upgraded node as an Administrator. Close Manage Your Server to continue with the upgrade.
Bring the Network Name resources back online. Ensure that the Distributed Transaction Coordinator (DTC) resource is online, then bring the Message Queuing resources online.
To perform this procedure, you must be a member of the Administrators group on the local computer, or you must have been delegated the appropriate authority. If the computer is joined to a domain, members of the Domain Admins group might be able to perform this procedure. As a security best practice, consider using Run as to perform this procedure.
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