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Maria R. Mabe
To the editor:
As May is a month which recognizes nurses, I would like to highlight a career that I feel is very valuable in nursing.
My sister, Sara Cheaney Shaffer, is a commander in the U.S. Navy Nurse Corps. She currently is stationed at Walter Reed National Military Medical Center. She has been serving in the Navy Nurse Corps for 16 years.
She is an OB nurse midwife and family nurse practitioner. She received her bachelor's and master's degrees through the Navy. She has had many rewarding experiences in the Navy Nurse Corps.
When she was a Center Grove High School student, she and my father attended college night at Center Grove. My father saw the sign for the Purdue Naval ROTC nursing program. He steered her to that table, even though she was reluctant. They made a deal. She would try the ROTC program at Purdue her freshman year, and if she did not like it, she could withdraw from ROTC before signing the contract.
She decided to do the medical cruise before making her final decision of whether to stay in or not. She flew to Puerto Rico and got on the USS Eisenhower and was part of the medical corps that trip. The ship went from Puerto Rico to Norfolk, Virginia.
There she met all kinds of college students from all over the country. She fell in love with the Navy Nurse Corps as she saw the other college students in love with the military and the medical corps.
This past April she was named one of the 50 Golden Graduates of the Purdue University School of Nursing, which recently celebrated its 50th anniversary. She came back to Purdue that weekend and spoke to the students in the Naval ROTC nursing program at Purdue, encouraging them to stick with their studies and the Naval ROTC nursing program.
Middle school and high school students, if you are interested in nursing as a career, check out the ROTC programs in nursing at any university. And if you are reluctant, listen to your elders, as they are providing sound advice.

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US CURRENCY 1869 10 CENT FRACTIONAL Old Paper Money CU
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Abesamihigo A /rusizi Group
He is requesting this loan to buy chemical fertilizers and to pay for labor. He is expecting no difficulty repaying his loan. His strategy to grow his business is to use enhanced seeds.
His ambition is to become a modern farmer. As far as his family is concerned, his goal is to educate his children.
Il sollicite ce crédit pour acheter les angrais chimiques et payer le main d`oeuvre.
Il n`attend aucune difficulté pour le remboursement.
Le stratégies pour la croissance de sona ctivité est d`utiliser les semences amelioré.
Ses ambitions est de dévenir l`agriculteur moderne et pour sa famille c`est éduquer ses enfants.
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This loan is part of Amasezerano Community Banking's Ezukame ("agriculture") program, designed to provide capital to poor farmers in rural Rwanda. ACB invests a higher percentage of its portfolio in agriculture than any other Kiva Field Partner, and is strongly committed to serving the needs of rural borrowers. This type of loan has terms ranging from one to 36 months, with the option to repay in full at the end of the term or in monthly installments.
This flexibility is critical in Rwanda where 85% of the population is employed in agriculture, but many formal financial institutions consider the sector to be too risky to invest. By funding this loan, you are expanding opportunity to farmers with limited options.
About Amasezerano Community Banking, S.A.Amasezerano Community Banking, S.A., is a for-profit microfinance institution founded in 2005 by the Rwandan NGO African Evangelist Enterprises-Rwanda and 61 individual shareholders, and has been a Kiva partner since June 2010. The mission of Amasezerano Community Bank (ACB) is to have a holistic, positive impact on the lives of poor people by providing quality financial services. ACB's client base is composed primarily of farmers, small-business owners, women entrepreneurs and low-wage private-sector salaried workers. Credit offerings are tailored to meet client needs, and include group solidarity loans, agricultural loans, loans for women entrepreneurs, small-business loans, and loans for salaried workers. ACB also offers mobile money transfers, currency exchange and life insurance services to its borrowers.
This is a Group Loan
In a group loan, each member of the group receives an individual loan but is part of a larger group of individuals. The group is there to provide support to the members and to provide a system of peer pressure, but groups may or may not be formally bound by a group guarantee. In cases where there is a group guarantee, members of the group are responsible for paying back the loans of their fellow group members in the case of delinquency or default.
Kiva's Field Partners typically feature one borrower from a group. The loan description, sector, and other attributes for a group loan profile are determined by the featured borrower's loan. The other members of the group are not required to use their loans for the same purpose.
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Success!! The loan was 100% repaid
- Repayment Term
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Desperate to Seem 16
Published: September 5, 1999
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Nikki laughs. Then, pleased with her appearance (''Do you like this shirt?'' she asks, adjusting the neckline of her Daisy Mae-type top), she gets out of the car. She can't recall the name of the production company and flirts her way past the security guard at the desk. Eventually, she remembers, and Sandi Richter, the producer of the film, greets Nikki and takes her into a large, empty conference room. ''I'm excited about 'The Morrisons,''' Nikki begins.
''It's 'The Meyersons,''' Richter corrects.
Nikki giggles.
''I like the brunette,'' Richter says.
''Do you?'' Nikki says. ''You know, I'm a blond baby.''
''C'mon,'' says Richter.
''No, no, it's natural,'' Nikki says.
They discuss Nikki's work and the script she is writing (''There's sex and love and money, and it's great'') and then Richter describes ''The Meyersons.''
''It's a sort of hip, raunchy social satire that takes place over one week,'' he says. ''There are three sons, and each is in a different situation.''
Nikki nods. ''So what's my role?'' she asks.
''The high-school tramp has an affair with the husband,'' Richter says. ''And then there's a nice college girl who's dating one of the sons. If Woody Allen did 'Happiness,' it would be this movie.''
Nikki stares a second. ''I can play high school,'' she says. ''I always play the bad girls.''
Richter nods and says, ''Well, it depends who we get to play the father. The high-school girl has to be a real Lolita.''
Nikki leans forward. ''That sounds good,'' she says.
''The movie is young,'' Richter says. ''Did you see 'American Pie'?''
Nikki winces. ''It was between me and that girl who played the foreign exchange student.''
Richter sympathizes. ''Next time,'' he says, ''I can tell you're going to do very well.''
Nikki absorbs the compliment. ''That's what I hear!'' she sings, sensing the meeting is over. ''That's what they say!''
There are six messages waiting on Nikki's phone when she leaves the meeting. She has two commercial auditions, and her agent has called to say she is not right for ''Happy Campers.''
''I'm still waiting to hear about 'Dawson's Creek,''' Nikki says, walking to her car. ''And hopefully I'm going back in on 'Coyote Ugly.''' Her manager also arranged a meeting for her with the people doing ''Jack & Jill,'' a 20-something TV show that will be on WB in the fall. ''It's so cute,'' says Nikki. ''Jack is a girl, and Jill is a guy, and they live in Manhattan.''
After some searching, she finds her car and calls her manager. ''Tell Stephanie 'The Meyersons' went really well,'' she tells the assistant. ''I think they really liked me.''
Tonight, Nikki plans to go to the Whiskey, a bar where she'll meet Chris Barish, whose father, Keith, was co-founder Planet Hollywood, which intends to declare bankruptcy. ''I think Chris has a crush on me,'' Nikki says. ''And everyone says, Don't you want a boyfriend? I'm always, like, No, I don't want a boyfriend. And besides, a lot of guys are afraid of me. I'm very independent, and guys don't like that. I want to be single until the stereotype of Mr. Big comes along. Mr. Big will add to me. These other guys take away.'' Nikki pauses. ''Maybe my Mr. Big is being the star of a movie,'' she sighs. ''Work is better than any guy.''
There is a happy ending. Or at least, true to the genre, the ending is predictable. Shane West is busy shooting his TV show. ''In this episode,'' he says, calling from the car, ''I defend my sister and blow up at my father.'' Through a third party, he has invited Jessica Alba to a barbecue at a mutual friend's house, but she wasn't sure she and Moe would go. They're still training as many as five days a week, and they've been hanging out with members of the U.C.L.A. football team. ''They're rad guys,'' Jessica says. Moe is looking for a new agent. ''She's too beautiful not to get seen,'' says Jessica. ''It's only a matter of when.''
After only two auditions, Taryn landed her first starring role, in the movie ''A Time for Dancing.'' Paloma was happy for her, but her own prospects look dim. ''I can't believe it,'' says Taryn. ''I've been in L.A. for less than a year and I've already gotten my first lead in a movie.'' When she called Nikki to tell her the good news, Nikki countered with news of her own: she was cast as Maureen, ''a sharp, feisty girl in her early 20's'' on ''Jack & Jill.'' It's a guest role on one episode, but it's a shot.
This is all happening so fast, it's hard to know how it will end up in, say, five years, when the teen-age audience is edging up in their 20's. No doubt the money will follow the Demographic. Maybe Jessica or Taryn or Nikki will become a star. Maybe one of them will marry a dentist.
Nobody is looking that far ahead. Well, actually Shane West is. ''This is just the beginning,'' he assures me. ''I don't think I'll really peak until I'm 30.'' He pauses. ''Like it or not, you're looking at the future.''
Photos: ''It's all about getting noticed,'' says Nikki Bokal, left, waiting with the competition for an audition. (Photographs by Lauren Greenfield); ''I always knew I had something,'' says Tayrn Manning, left. Above top and middle: What that something is, to be seen on her new show, ''Get Real.'' Bottom: Shane West with his TV girlfriend, Kimberly McCullough, in ''Once and Again.''(photographs by Lauren Greenfield/Corbis Sygma, for The New York Times); ''I don't want to be the cute young girl who takes her top off,'' says Nikki, above, with her acting coach, Brian Peck, and, right, at La Scala. Far right: Shane West, second from right, holding forth with his pals at Dublin's. (photographs by Lauren Greenfield/Corbis Sygma, for The New York Times); ''I'm so lucky that teens are in demand,'' says Jessica Alba, left, with the bike she is learning to ride for ''Dark Angel'' and, above, with one of the show's creators, Charles Eglee. (photographs by Lauren Greenfield/Corbis Sygma, for The New York Times)


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Everyone needs to unwind sometimes, even if you're the 20-something multi-billionaire CEO of Facebook.
Gawker found this picture of Mark Zuckerberg profusely sweating and dancing at a party. While the pic could be Photoshopped it looks exactly like him.
We hope it's real because it's great to see Zuck living it up and trying to feign normalcy.
Are there any Photoshop pros out there? Please let us know if this is a real photo or not.
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During the fall of 2008, the iConnect Photography Workshop taught basic digital photography skills to six students between the ages of 11 and 16 and then let them loose to visually record, interpret, and generally tell the story of the place where they live, Southwood mobile home park in Charlottesville, Virginia. The striking photographs presented in this book are selected from the work they produced.
Diverse organizations working with a common vision, Albemarle County Public Schools, The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative, The Boys and Girls Club of Charlottesville and the community made this book a reality.
Collaboration between Albemarle County Public Schools, The Bridge Progressive Arts Initiative and several community members.
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Chicken Florentine Roll-Ups
From EatingWell: EatingWell One-Pot Meals
Perfect for entertaining, these chicken cutlets are stuffed with spinach, sun-dried tomatoes, walnuts and just enough cream cheese to hold the filling together. Make a double batch and freeze half the roll-ups (individually wrapped in plastic), then just defrost and bake as you like. Serve topped with fresh diced tomatoes or marinara sauce and a sprinkling of chopped fresh basil.
Makes: 8 servings
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Low calorie | Low carbohydrate | Low saturated fat | Low sodium | Heart healthy | Healthy weight | Gluten free | Diabetes appropriate |View Our Nutrition Guidelines »
- 1 10-ounce package frozen chopped spinach, thawed and squeezed dry
- 1/2 cup reduced-fat cream cheese (Neufchâtel), at room temperature, or part-skim ricotta
- 1/3 cup thinly sliced soft sun-dried tomatoes (see Tips)
- 1/4 cup finely chopped toasted walnuts (see Tips)
- 3/4 teaspoon salt, divided
- 3/4 teaspoon freshly ground pepper, divided
- 1/8 teaspoon garlic powder
- 8 4-ounce chicken cutlets (about 2 pounds total; see Tips)
- 1/2 cup dry white wine
- Preheat oven to 375°F. Coat a 9-by-13-inch (or similar-size 3-quart) baking dish with cooking spray.
- Mash spinach, cream cheese (or ricotta), sun-dried tomatoes, walnuts, 1/4 teaspoon each salt and pepper and garlic powder with a fork in a medium bowl until well combined.
- Place chicken cutlets on a work surface. Sprinkle both sides with the remaining 1/2 teaspoon each salt and pepper. Place about 2 tablespoons of the spinach mixture in the center of each cutlet. Roll up the chicken around the filling and secure each roll-up with 2 toothpicks; place in the prepared pan. Pour wine around the roll-ups. Cover the pan with foil.
- Bake until an instant-read thermometer inserted into the thickest roll registers 165°F, 30 to 40 minutes. Slice with a serrated knife and serve.
Tips & Notes
- Make Ahead Tip: Prepare through Step 3 and refrigerate for up to 1 day.
- Look for soft sun-dried tomatoes (not packed in oil) in the produce section of most supermarkets. If you can only find dry (and hard) sun-dried tomatoes, soak them in boiling water for about 20 minutes before using.
- To toast whole nuts, spread on a baking sheet and bake at 350°F, stirring once, until fragrant, 7 to 9 minutes. To toast chopped, small or sliced nuts, cook in a small dry skillet over medium-low heat, stirring constantly, until fragrant and lightly browned, 2 to 4 minutes.
- If you can't find chicken cutlets for this recipe, you can start with regular boneless, skinless chicken breasts and pound them until they are thin. Start with four 10- to 12-ounce chicken breasts, remove each tender and cut each breast in half into 2 roughly equal portions for eight 4-ounce portions. Place the chicken between pieces of plastic wrap. Pound with a rolling pin, meat mallet or heavy skillet until flattened to an even thickness, about 1/2 inch.
Per serving: 212 calories; 9 g fat (3 g sat, 2 g mono); 73 mg cholesterol; 5 g carbohydrates; 0 g added sugars; 26 g protein; 2 g fiber; 402 mg sodium; 424 mg potassium.
Nutrition Bonus: Vitamin A (89% daily value), Magnesium (16% dv)
Carbohydrate Servings: 0
Exchanges: 1 vegetable, 3 lean meat, 1 fat
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Is Showers n' Stuff the Hard Water Remover You've Been Looking For?
Hard water is made of minerals that are left when water evaporates and it appears in many places. It can be found around your kitchen faucet as a whitish grey haze on the counter top that won't wash away. If your glass shower doors have the outlines of water droplets on them, that's hard water,


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I was wondering if there is a way to programmatically empty the contents of the trash bin. I'm currently deleting files that are located there using:
NSFileManager *manager = [NSFileManager defaultManager];
[manager removeItemAtPath:fileToDelete error:nil];
However, after I use this operation, every time I drag a file to the trash, I am prompted with the message:
Are you sure you want to delete "xxxxxx.xxx"?This item will be deleted immediately. You can't undo this action.
This lasts until I either log out or sudo rm -rf the trash bin.


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Video: Sutherland says 'that's the one'
- By VeloNews.com
- Published Aug. 26, 2012
- Updated Nov. 2, 2013 at 9:52 PM EDT
Rory Sutherland collapses to the road after his brave win on Flagstaff Mountain at the 2012 USA Pro Challenge
Rory Sutherland: Instant legend on Flagstaff
- By Brian Holcombe
- Published Aug. 25, 2012
- Updated Aug. 25, 2012 at 10:48 PM EDT
Boulder-based Aussie cements his legend with a bold stage win on Flagstaff Mountain
Sutherland and UHC back off Utah overall, focus on stages
- By Matthew Beaudin
- Published Aug. 8, 2012
- Updated Oct. 30, 2014 at 10:15 AM EDT
UnitedHealthcare turned its attention from GC to stages ahead of the Tour of Utah and it's already paid off
Sutherland wins stage 1 of the 2012 Tour of Utah
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- Published Aug. 7, 2012
- Updated Oct. 30, 2014 at 10:14 AM EDT
UnitedHealthcare's Aussie captain fights through aggressive finale for big-time stage win in Ogden
Video: Rory Sutherland's TT bike for Amgen Tour stage 5
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- Published May. 18, 2012
- Updated Nov. 2, 2013 at 5:49 PM EDT
Video: Nick Legan gets up close with Rory Sutherland's TT bike before Amgen Tour's stage 5 Thursday
Armstrong, Sutherland go wire-to-wire at Gila; Craddock wins on Gila Monster
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Olympic champ, former NRC champ Rory Sutherland lead SRAM Tour of the Gila from beginning-to-end after Armstrong, Craddock take final stage
Sutherland, Armstrong win Gila opener at Mogollon
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Sutherland narrowly misses Coppi e Bartali stage win
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U.S.-based Aussie storms to near-win in Italy
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- Published Sep. 21, 2011
Jeff Louder has found a home for the 2012 season, and will join the UnitedHealthcare squad in January. Team manager Mike Tamayo told
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Hi everyone, I'm new to the area, only been here a week, arriving at 12 weeks pregnant.
I had my first appt with Dr. Waterstone at Weill Cornell (who I basically found on a google search of docs at NY Presbyterian and who would take me as a new patient - was told NY Presbyterian was one of the best). She seemed very nice, answered questions, explained things, I felt comfortable there.
Also, going for an orientation at Brooklyn Birthing Center next week. I'm hoping for a natural birth. Also really liking the idea of being closer to home (we live in Brooklyn).
I'm feeling really nervous about NY Presbyterian being so far. My husband asked the nurse what people do when they are in labor (call a cab?) and she said "just take the subway" which freaked me out. I know I need to get used to that but being new here and this being our first I'm feeling nervous.
Any advice or expeirences with Dr. Waterstone, NY Presbyterian or Brooklyn Birthing Center?
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Private docent led mountain bike rides through Limestone Canyon. Go to letsgooutside.org and register today! Also available: hikes, equestrian rides and family events as well as trail maintenance and science study.
I can't help but think it's related directly to metabolism. Men generally have a faster metabolism, primarily due to higher levels of testoserone. As a result, we tend to burn faster, thus we stay warmer. What can I say, we're Super-charged!!!
That said, men burn through it quicker, which is why women store up more energy, and tend to have more longevity in survival situations.
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^^^ That's good to know. I'll be sure to tell Mr Coffeecake, who is 6'3", 175 lbs and <5% body fat, that he just has to take some testosterone and up his metabolic rate so I don't have to hear him complain about being freezing cold all the time.
Most people are other people. Their thoughts are someone else's opinions, their lives a mimicry, their passions a quotation.
~ Oscar Wilde
My fiancee wears longsleeves and sweatshirts in 80 degree summer heat, but her temperature regulation problems stem from her car accident. We keep the thermostat around 75 at home, because that's as hot as I can stand it, and as low as she can tolerate it. She's bundled up in sweaters, and I walk around in shorts. At night, I have no covers and a fan on my side of the bed and she's got 2 blankets.
"I feel like my world was classier before I found cyclocross."
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It's because we need to be cuddled, that's why. Geez.
just be glad you aren't married to an Eskimo
"Let us hope our weapons are never needed --but do not forget what the common people knew when they demanded the Bill of Rights: An armed citizenry is the first defense, the best defense, and the final defense against tyranny. If guns are outlawed, only the government will have guns. Only the police, the secret police, the military, the hired servants of our rulers. Only the government -- and a few outlaws. I intend to be among the outlaws" - Edward Abbey
i woke up one morning and i stepped out of bed | had to get a bike, had to paint it red
Of all the treasures I have, its the memories that are the most precious.
I brought this up with a female friend of mine a few days later. She offered a few logical theories that, although they might have applied in one or more ways to the lady I saw, don't necessarily apply to all women, particularly my friend. They are;
1. Some women have a circulation problem.
2. Some women have low amounts of body fat, as the lady I noticed did. This is another theory that
may cause women to feel cold.
3. The lady in question may have been wearing an outfit she cared about or one that didn't lend itself to keeping the body warm.
4. The lady may have been wearing something risque, an outfit which, despite her trenchcoat covering her body, did little or nothing to provide warmth.
Perhaps these theories can be of use to some of you.
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I lost 20 lbs. on the Goddess Diet. I've been avoiding GMO wheat and corn products because I received gnosis that the goddess Sif wants me to. I'll relate the somewhat amusing story of how I avoid them in another post. As I mentioned in the Fireverse 1 post, while I was writing my probably-unpublishable behemoth Some Say Fire, I received a scene showing that GMO wheat is fatal to Sif, the goddess of wheat. This is what I call novel-gnosis: information about the gods presented to me by them as fiction but which I think may also be applicable beyond the Fireverse.
Once my head was cracked open to hear the gods while writing, I received messages from them as well as being inspired with scenes for the book. I got a strong impression that she wanted non-GMO wheat in real life.
I said, "It would take a revolution to get that for you. An actual revolution."
Sif said, "Get on with it already. Aren't you already talking to Loki?"
It turns out, I was wrong. It didn't take a revolution. Heritage wheat still exists in the world. It might not be in the bread aisle at the grocery store, but one can grow some if one has land on which to do so. Native Seed Search (nativeseeds.org) has some. I ordered some of that wheat to plant for Sif.
When I planted the wheat, I did a ritual to have it blessed by Sif, Thor, and Loki. The what itself is Sif's sphere of influence, and rain is Thor's. The earth itself is Jord's, also known as Fjorgynn, Thor's mother; the place where I was planting already had a dedication to her on it, written on the bottle wall in runes. Clearing the ground relates to one of Loki's spheres of influence. I had to dig up the dead things that were in the planting bed. Also some live things had to be dug up and potted and moved. The ground had to be leveled. I added compost, and turned the soil over. Only then was it ready for Sif's wheat to be planted, and only after that was it ready for Thor to rain on it to make it grow.


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Happy hump day, food truck followers! Many street vendors are ready to help government employees through the shutdown with specials such as free tacos for the furloughed from Go Fish, $1 off sandwiches aboard Borinquen Lunchbox, and half off your order at Sang on Wheels. A government ID is required for all those deals.
Chinatown (Seventh and G sts., NW), where you'll find Fire & Rice, Cap Mac, DC Slices, Sundevich Truck, Takorean, and Chatpat Truck.
Farragut Square (17th and I sts., NW), where you'll find Tokyo in the City, Stella's PopKern, Sate Truck, Sang on Wheels, Pepe, Peruvian Brothers, Hen House, DC Greek Food, Far East Taco Grill, Caribbean Cafe, and Cajunators; Carnivore BBQ, Korean Taco Box, Dangerously Delicious Pies, and Captain Cookie (nearby at 20th and L).
Franklin Square (13th and K sts., NW), where you'll find DC Slices, Far East Taco Grill, Chitti Chitti Grill, Carolina Q, El Fuego, Lily Pad on the Run, Mr. Miyagi's Teriyaki, Neat Meat, Pho Nation, and Tasty Kabob.
L'Enfant (Sixth St. and Maryland Ave., SW), where you'll find Crepes Parfait, Cathy's Bistro, Fasika, Fresh Green Food, and Pars Kabob.
Metro Center (12th and G sts., NW), where you'll find Rolling Ficelle, DC Ballers, Amorini Panini, Basil Thyme, Yellow Vendor, Goode's Mobile Kitchen, Ooh Dat Chicken, Crab Cab, and Sweetbites Truck.
Montgomery County, where you'll find Los Lobos Burritos, Go Fish (Bethesda), Mighty Dog Acai, and Corned Beef King (Rockville).
Navy Yard (First and M sts., SE), where you'll find Wassub.
Northern Virginia, where you'll find Pho Wheels, Big Cheese, Lemongrass Truck (Court House), Food for the Soul (Tysons), Pho-Bachi, Seoul Food, Urban Bumpkin, Brandon's Little Truck (Rosslyn), Mama's Donut Bites, Mediterranean Delight, Willie's Po Boy, Green Eggs and Burgers (Ballston), and Red Hook Lobster (Reston).
State Department (around 21st St. and Virginia Ave., NW), where you'll find DC Pollo, Salsa Room Empanadas, and Taste of Eastern Europe.
Union Station (North Capitol St. and Massachusetts Ave., NE), where you'll find Borinquen Lunchbox, DC Ballers, Dolci Gelati, Feelin' Crabby, Kimchi BBQ Taco, Mayur Kabob House, and Street Cream.
West End (24th and M sts., NW), where you'll find DC Empanadas, Dorothy Moon Burgers, Far East Taco Grill, Brown Bag, and Tasty Kabob.


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In a brand new Bellevue subdivision this morning, Tom Douglas could be found lingering in the kitchen of a $900,000 home for sale. The tousled-haired restaurant czar, surrounded by a handful of real estate and PR executives, was getting his first look at the kitchen he designed. Yes, after opening five eateries, branding a line of spice rubs, and writing a series of cookbooks, Douglas is moving into real estate.
Signs for the "Tom Douglas Signature Kitchen" now adorn the entrance to this upscale nine-home development called Devon Lane, which is located just off Bellevue Way and is still under construction. Douglas is also working with CamWest, the Eastside developer who is building Devon Lane, on two other Bellevue projects under construction, for a total of 44 houses bearing his name. If the public goes for it, more may come, says Douglas and CamWest vice-president of marketing Carolyn Gladwell.
Looking for something "unique," CamWest approached Douglas, Gladwell says. Douglas says he had already designed a half-dozen kitchens in private homes, both for individuals and for Olson Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects, with whom he consults. "We're talking about the big homes," he says, ones that sometimes have a separate catering kitchen or a dining room that seats 100. He says he was eager to design a kitchen in a more typical living space.
"I like to see things," Douglas says, looking over the open racks that surround the stove in the Devon Lane kitchen, on top of which sit a half-dozen Douglas spice rubs, along with other condiments and utensils. Other features include 30-inch-deep countertops -- 6 inches more than usual -- and a three-shelf utility cart for extra storage and work space. Douglas' touches don't appear to be radical, but he contends that they make a "huge" difference in functionality.
Douglas' latest venture calls to mind Martha Stewart, who a few years back plunged into a partnership with KB Home to build large-scale subdivisions throughout the East Coast. Douglas, who is acting as a consultant to CamWest rather than as a developer himself, says he doesn't intend to get much deeper into real estate. "I'm a restaurant guy," he says. He adds, however, that he hates to have people think he only cooks for a living. Little chance of that. Come September, look for another extension to the Tom Douglas brand: a line of kitchen items, such as china and glassware, that he says will be offered by Amazon.com.


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Comet ISON Fizzles [Video]
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Am I insane, or are bladed spokes more for show than anything? A round spoke directs air around it because of its shape. A bladed spoke, however, in addition to having flat sides also has a flat front end, which should cut through the air less efficiently, creating more drag and more air turbulence. Am I right, or does the bladed nature of the spoke counteract the turbulence created by the front end smashing through the wind? It seems to me that rather than aiding a rider, a bladed spoke does nothing more than create drag and catch crosswinds. If a wheel were to be really aero, one would want teardrop shaped spokes, followed by round spokes, and then finally the bladed spokes one finds on Ksyriums and Race Lites.
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The U.S. dollar fell against most of its major currency counterparts during last week's trading session. It saw a 300 pip fall against the euro and a 210 pip drop against the British pound. As a result, the EUR/USD has crossed the 1.4150 threshold and the GBP/USD is trading near the 1.6220 price level.
The dollar's weakness was brought on suddenly by disappointing economic releases from the U.S. The Long-Term Purchases report has shown that global demand for U.S. stocks, bonds and other financial assets fell in March. Net buying of long-term equities, notes and bonds totaled $51.5 billion during the month, compared with net buying of $62.5 billion in February.
In addition, the Building Permits report out of the U.S. increased less than projected in March. American housing has been steadily climbing lately, but a number of indicators have shown that the speed of recovery is slower than anticipated at almost every turn, with another wave of foreclosures nationwide dogging the housing and construction markets.
As for the week ahead, the most impacting economic releases from the U.S. look to be the Existing Home Sales and Durable Goods Orders. Traders are advised to follow these reports considering their correlation to local investment and the housing market mentioned in the above paragraphs. If we should see a continuation of last week's trends, the USD may persist in its bearishness.
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Weekly Field Crops Pest Report 2009
June 25, 2009 Volume 8 Number 10
3. Time to scout for soybean aphids
4. What Fields are at Risk for Corn Rootworm?
5. Curb conditions that can favor dairy barn fly populations
7. Fusarium head blight (FHB) Update
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Black cutworm has been reported in several corn fields across the New York. Black cutworm adult moths must migrate north each spring, and they lay eggs primarily on grasses. When there are grasses in the field overlapping a corn crop, infestation from this pest is more likely. Two scenarios that can contribute to black cutworm population booms include a grass cover crop that is left covering a field until soon before corn planting, and weedy grasses that are not burned down prior to no-till planting. If the grassy weeds are controlled after an infestation of cutworm is already happening, the cutworms will leave the dying weeds and feed on the small corn plants. Risk to a corn crop from black cutworm is increased by planting late. For more information on black cutworm biology and management, please review our online publication, Black Cutworm Management.
Soybean aphid (SBA) has been detected at generally low infestation levels in soybeans across the state. Some areas of central NY, Wayne and Yates counties, however, have reported numbers at the 250 SBAs per plant threshold guideline. Remember SBAs populations can increase very quickly under favorable conditions. For more information see the article on SBA in this WPR issue.
Potato leafhopper (PLH) can be found in alfalfa across New York. PLH populations are not currently close to threshold levels, but can be expected to increase over the next several weeks. I would start monitoring your alfalfa fields every 7 to 10 days for the rest of the summer. For more information on how to scout for see June 10, 2009 Volume 8 Number Weekly Pest report: How to Sample for Potato Leafhopper in Alfalfa.
Wet, cool conditions continue to be favorable for slug problems, particularly in no-till or reduced tillage fields and fields with high residue. Eyespot disease has also been observed in reduced tillage corn.
Birds are the pest of the week. We are getting many reports of significant damage by birds (mostly crows) feeding on corn seedlings in the fields.
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Temperatures during the past week remained a couple of degrees below normal statewide, with a few isolated areas being as much as three or four degrees colder than normal. Precipitation was plentiful, with most areas receiving between 1 and 3 inches. Places in Southeast New York got more, with 3 to 4 inches falling, while areas in the North Country saw less than an inch.
Base 50 Growing Degree Days (GDD) last week accumulated mostly between 75 and 100. There were some pockets of higher values up to 125 in some of the lower elevations, such as the river valleys. For the season, most areas are between 500 to 600, with isolated pockets that are higher. The mountainous areas have seen less, with between 400 and 500 in the Catskills and Alleghenies and as few as 200-300 in the Adirondacks. Compared to last year, pretty much everywhere is behind to some degree. Areas in the southeast are only a couple of calendar days behind, while areas south of Lake Ontario and up into the North Country and Adirondacks are 7 to 10 or more calendar days behind. Everywhere else remains between 3 and 7 days behind last year. Compared to normal values, areas in the Southern Tier are a couple days ahead, with the Southeast as much as a week ahead. Areas north of I-90, however, are generally 3 to 7 calendar days behind, with some places on the Tug Hill as much as a 10 days behind. This corresponds to about 75 degree days on either side of normal, except for the North Country, which is 75 to 150 degree days behind.
In the weather, high pressure has been dominating most of the state the past few days after the rain-soaked weekend. A cold front will come through this evening and overnight after a hot day with some thunderstorms possible. Some hail and strong winds could be possible with those, especially over western and central New York. Heavy rain could also be a concern as the storms may be slow moving. Behind this front, high pressure will again build in for the start of the weekend, with dry conditions for most of Friday and into Saturday. Highs will generally range from the upper 70s to low 80s. Another front will come through with another round of storms possible on Sunday. After that the forecast becomes a little more difficult, but it appears that another area of low pressure may move in and only slowly drift eastward for the first part of next week. If that is the case, showers would be scattered across the state from Monday right through Wednesday with cooler than normal temperatures. For the next 5 days though, the heaviest precipitation should fall across western and far eastern portions of New York, where up to 1.5 inches may fall. Elsewhere should see between a half of an inch and one inch, with perhaps some locally heavier amounts in thunderstorms. The 8-14 day outlook has some questions marks in it as well, but the start of July looks like it may continue the trend of below average temperatures with near average precipitation.
Time to scout for soybean aphids
Keith Waldron
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Most areas across the state are currently reporting few or no SBA's present, however, soybean aphid (SBA) populations appear to be on the increase in the central NY production areas of Wayne and Yates counties. Adjacent counties could also be affected. In some fields, current SBA numbers have increased as much as 10 fold in one week and are now at the 250 SBA's/ PLANT threshold. These affected soybean fields are currently at the V2-V3 growth stage about 8 inches tall. Beneficial insect populations in these fields unfortunately appear to be absent or only at very low numbers at this time. These conditions have prompted insecticide treatment.
Soybean aphid (SBA) problems have typically been relatively isolated across NY since their initial introduction in 2000-2001. Field monitoring for this pest is, however, recommended since at least some fields reach threshold numbers every year requiring treatment to avoid losses. No cause to panic... but now is the time to begin checking fields soybean aphid.
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Infested fields may also be stunted, have areas leaf curling and the sticky "honey dew" residue associated with a high aphid population and relatively low numbers of natural enemies. A large colony of soybean aphids often includes white, shed skins and brownish carcasses killed by fungal pathogens. Plants with very high SBA populations can also attract ants that can be seen on and in the plant canopy.
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What Fields are at Risk for Corn Rootworm?
Ken Wise
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Corn rootworm populations can build in a cornfield from year to year. Fields that are not rotated and remain in corn for several years are most at risk from corn rootworm damage. A two to three year rotation out of corn or cucurbits such as pumpkins reduces the risk that a corn field will reach an action threshold for this pest. This spurs the question, Do you scout a 1st year cornfield after sod for corn rootworm? Yes, because any pollinating cornfield can attract corn rootworm. Even worse, late pollinating corn can attract many hungry corn rootworm beetles from fields where they did not get enough pollen. After the beetles eat their fill on late season pollen they will lay eggs in the soil. So yes, scout all cornfields for corn rootworm that will be planted to corn again next year. You do not need to scout fields that will be rotated out of corn next year. For more information on corn rootworm checkout our online publication: Corn Rootworm Management Guide.
Curb conditions that can favor dairy barn fly populations
Keith Waldron
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Confined livestock facilities can contain perfect habitats for house and stable fly populations to develop. The good news is these conditions, when controlled, can help minimize 90% or so of the potential fly problem. A little management time each week will pay big dividends as the season progresses.
Sanitation, Sanitation, Sanitation! Staying ahead of fly populations begins with cultural practices that eliminate conditions favorable to fly breeding. House flies and stable flies both breed in areas where moist undisturbed organic matter such as spilled feed, moist hay, wet grain, and manure-soiled bedding are present. Another favorable breeding spot is a location that remains relatively undisturbed and offers protection from foot and hoof traffic. Frequent clean out of potential breeding sites and other activities that enhance dry conditions in animal areas will make the local environment inhospitable to successful buildup of fly populations.
With sound sanitation as the foundation for fly management, additional tactics can be brought to bear. A variety of biological control agents occur naturally in the typical dairy barn. These include various predators of house and stable fly eggs, larvae and adults. When sanitation, is used effectively, natural enemies can more easily keep up with what fly populations remain and can be quite effective at reducing their numbers. The key is to employ sanitation early and as often as practical as the first line of defense for mitigating fly populations. Common fly predators include predaceous mites, rove and Carcinops beetles, parasitoid wasps, and fly diseases. Parasitoids, the small wasps that attack fly pupae, are quite effective at reducing fly populations. These tiny wasps, however, can take up to three times longer to develop than the house fly. This is the reason their populations can use a jump start early in the season to reach the numbers needed to head off house fly problems. For those wishing to use parasitoids to enhance their biological control efforts the earlier in the season the better is recommended. There is still time to begin releasing the wasps in barns and calf housing areas. Parasitoids should be released close to their prey, i.e. in and around potential fly breeding habitat.
A number of insectaries advertise house fly parasitoid species for use in confined animal facilities. Our experience at Cornell has shown a need to obtain climatically adapted strains. The two parasitoid species we have had success with in NY are: Muscidifurax raptor and Musicifurax raptorellus.
We are still in the relatively early stage in our understanding of how to use biocontrol to full advantage in fly management programs. Should producers purchase a product from outside the NE, we would be very interested in their thoughts and feedback on how well it is working for them.
To help evaluate how well fly management efforts are working use some means, such as spot cards or fly sticky tapes, to monitor fly populations over time. The spot card method helps provide an objective means to gain information and feedback on the effectiveness of their overall fly management program. Spot cards are 3X5 index cards placed at 5-10 locations throughout the barn in areas where flies can be seen resting such as walls, rafters, poles, etc. Date and identify the location (number) of the card and install cards out of the reach of animals. Change the cards weekly. Our guideline has been 100 spots per card per week indicates a fly problem. Your threshold may be different the important thing to consider is to have a reference point on which to compare populations over time. Search the area close to location of the card for fly breeding habitat. Clean as necessary. Watch and compare spot card counts the following week.
Reducing the number of adult (breeding) flies helps minimize the potential for fly population buildup. Two additional fly management tactics to curb fly numbers include use of sticky ribbons and tapes and insecticide baits. Sticky ribbons (including the wide roll types) and tapes offer an effective non-toxic means to capture adult flies. Place tapes in areas not at risk from high winds, turbulent air and dusty conditions. A count or estimate of flies caught per tape week / location will give help evaluate the effectiveness or need for additional fly control measures.
Insecticide : sugar bait stations can also be deployed to capture adult flies. For more information on IPM for barn fly management see: Integrated Management of Flies in and around Dairy and Livestock Barns and Pest Management Recommendations for Dairy Cattle.
Not sure what flies you are seeing in and around your dairy facility? See: Veterinary Entomology, Arthropod ID
NYS Soybean Rust Update
Gary Bergstrom
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The first detections of soybean rust on soybean in 2009 were made in Louisiana and Alabama on June 4th and 8th respectively. This is the earliest detection of soybean rust on soybean in both of these states. Limited periods of precipitation over the next several days will lead to spore deposition in the affected areas in the Florida panhandle, Georgia and the Gulf Coast. Scouting in sentinel plots in the Southeastern U.S. continues. Much of the New York State soybean acreage has been planted and begun to emerge. Please visit us again for future updates on soybean rust in the U.S. and New York State. Updated June 10, 2009
NY State Soybean Rust Hotline: 607-255-7850
Fusarium head blight (FHB) Update
Gary Bergstrom
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For information on current risk of Fusarium head blight in our area see: Fusarium Head Blight Risk Assessment Tool.
Clipboard Checklist
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If you are unable to reach a Poison Control Center or obtain the information your doctor needs, the office of the NYS Pesticide Coordinator at Cornell University, 607-255-1866, may be able to assist you in obtaining such information.
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We will be renting a car in Provence this June. This will be our first time renting a car in Europe. Wow, there is a lot to study and learn before renting for the first time. We have decided to rent through Auto Europe. We have 4 adults with one carry on bag each and a couple of day packs. We are thinking we will need to rent within the intermediate class. My question is: If you reserve a particular car and are given a cheaper model, is money refunded to you or is it just the luck of the draw? If it is just the luck of the draw, our thought is to rent the cheapest car within that class since you are never guaranteed a specific car. After much thought and research we have decided that the super cdw is the way to go (for peace of mind and not wanting to have a huge monetary hold put on our credit card) Any thoughts or insight is appreciated.


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Senior Fellow Benjamin Powell is Interviewed on American Medicine Today Radio on Drug Approvals and the FDA
Recorded: Saturday, December 12, 2015
What is the cost of the long approval process for potentially life-saving drugs by the FDA? The approval process can take up to 12 years and cost $1 billion. But there are other costs. Patients arent able to take drugs that arent approved and they might die or become more ill. Another cost is that a potential drug maker might not want to take the financial risk of taking a drug to market. Powell recommends testing drugs but possibly making drugs "FDA recommended", rather than "FDA approved." Whats needed is competition and markets to help patients and entrepreneurs, says Powell.
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Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan Interviewed on the Tom Brown Show
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Senior Fellow Lawrence McQuillan, author of California Dreaming is interviewed on the nationally syndicated Bill Martinez radio show. McQuillan's book outlines a plan to switch public pensions to a 401(k) style plan. This way, public pensions won't threaten to bankrupt cities, counties, and states when they become underfunded.
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Repudiation in Antebellum MississippiAn Interview with Clifford F. Thies
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Clifford F. Thies, author of The Independent Review article Repudiation in Antebellum Mississippi, is interviewed on National Public Radios All Things Considered about the state of Mississippi defaulting on its loans in the 1840s. Other states defaulted on loans during this period, but most reconciled with debtors, but not Mississippi. Mississippi repudiated its debts, refusing to pay them.
Experts: Clifford F. ThiesType: RadioIssues: Economic History and Development (U.S.), Economic Policy, Fiscal Policy/Debt, History (U.S)
Lawrence McQuillan Interviewed on WSVA on the Public Pension Crisis in California and the Entire United States
Recorded: Monday, June 29, 2015
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The $4.7 Trillion Public Pension CrisisAn Interview with Lawrence McQuillan
Recorded: Wednesday, June 24, 2015
Experts: Lawrence J. McQuillanType: RadioIssues: Bureaucracy and Government, Fiscal Policy/Debt, Taxes
Reforming Public Pensions in the USAn Interview with Lawrence McQuillan
Recorded: Sunday, June 21, 2015
Are Liberals at Fault for the Breakup of the Family?
Recorded: Friday, March 27, 2015
Senior Fellow John C. Goodman, author of Priceless: Curing the Healthcare Crisis and A Better Choice: Healthcare Solutions for America, joins radio host Larry Kudlow to talk about the costs society is bearing for the breakup of traditional families. Goodman talks about how the welfare state subsidizes and enables and even rewards single parent families.
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Dido and Aeneas is Henry Purcell's only opera, and was written in the later portion of the seventeenth century, when there was no opera tradition...continue...
Recording information: The Walthamstow Town Hall, London, United Kingdom (08/1970)....continue...
Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sinfonias for Strings, Nos. 1-6 / The English Concert, Trevor Pinnock
1 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2015-10-09Works: Carl Philipp Emanuel Bach: Sinfonia no 1 in G; Symphony for strings & continuo in B flat major (Sei sinfonie no 2), H. 658, Wq. 182/2; Symphony for strings & continuo in C major (Sei sinfonie no 3), ...
Performers: Pinnock, Trevor
Conductors: Pinnock, Trevor
Ensemble: ; The English Concert
From the total of nineteen symphonies that C.P.E. Bach wrote, six are featured on this album. Commissioned in 1773 by Bach's patron Gottfried von Swieten,...continue...
Recording information: Henry Wood Hall, London, UK (10/1979)....continue...
W.A. Mozart: The Violin Concertos
4 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2011-01-25Works: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concerto for Violin no 1 in B flat major, K. 207; Concerto for Violin no 2 in D major, K. 211; Concerto for Violin no 5 in A major ("Turkish") K. 219; Concerto for Violin no ...
Performers: Belder, Pieter-Jan; Fischer, Julia [Violin]; Meyer, Hans; Nikolic, Gordan; Stegenga, Herre-Jan
Conductors: Kreizberg, Yakov
German violinist Julia Fischer is recognized worldwide for possessing a talent of uncommon ability and as an exceptionally gifted artist, reflected in the numerous awards...continue...
Recording information: Doopsgezinde Kerk (Mennonite Church), Haarlem, The Neth....continue...
Mozart: Violin Concertos 1, 2, 5 / Fischer, Kreizberg, et al
1 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2006-10-31Works: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: Concerto for Violin no 1 in B flat major, K. 207; Concerto for Violin no 2 in D major, K. 211; Concerto for Violin no 5 in A major ("Turkish") K. 219
Performers: Belder, Pieter-Jan; Fischer, Julia [Violin]
Conductors: Kreizberg, Yakov
Ensemble: Netherlands Chamber Orchestra
BBC Music Magazine
Kreizberg's accompaniments are pacey, spry and debonair. They're well matched by the playing of his soloist, which is nigh-on technically unimpeachable... she's a...continue...
Dame Janet Baker sings Mozart, Beethoven & Schubert
1 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2006-04-18Works: Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart: La Clemenza de Tito; Abendempfindung, K 523; Das Veilchen, K 476; Ludwig van Beethoven: Egmont, incidental music, Op. 84; No, non turbarti! . . . Ma tu tremi, o mio tesoro, s...
Performers: Baker, Janet, Dame [Mezzo-soprano Vocal]; Leppard, Raymond [Conductor]
Conductors: Leppard, Raymond
Ensemble: English Chamber Choir; English Chamber Orchestra
Bach: The Art of the Fugue / Marriner, Academy of St. Martin
1 Super Audio CD / PentaTone Classics / 2005-06-01Works: Johann Sebastian Bach: Art of the Fugue, BWV 1080
Performers: Andrew Davis [Conductor/Organ]; Heath, Kenneth [Cello]; Hogwood, Christopher [Conductor]; Kaine, Carmel; Latchem, Malcolm; Shingles, Stephen
Conductors: Marriner, Sir Neville
Ensemble: Academy of St. Martin in the Fields
Originally recorded for Philips Classics in 1974, this performance captures the Academy at their early peak. Their crisp, polished performance style influenced younger generations of...continue...


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