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Dr. Omar Torres is a Board Certified dermatologist, as well as a Mohs and cosmetic surgeon.
Dr. Torres completed his dermatology residency at Columbia University's St. Luke's-Roosevelt-Beth Israel Medical Center in New York, where he currently is an Assistant Attending and served as Chief Resident. Dr. Torres performed countless rejuvenating surgical procedures including facelifts, blepharoplasties, liposuctions, and laser treatments during an intensive two-year Mohs and cosmetic surgery program accredited by the American Association of Cosmetic Surgery.
He is a clinical professor and the Director of the Eyelid Surgery Clinic at the Department of Dermatology at the University of Puerto Rico and provides pro bono medical care to low income patients.
A keynote speaker for various national and international dermatological and cosmetic surgery conferences, Dr. Torres teaches Mohs and cosmetic surgery in a Procedural Dermatology Fellowship accredited by the ACGME (the American Medical Board that sets the standards and the only recognizable body that accredits doctors and their specialties in the United States).
Dr. Torres has authored articles and publications on timely topics pertaining to cosmetic surgery and dermatology. He is a member of various professional organizations including the American Academy of Dermatology, the American Academy of Cosmetic Surgery, the American Academy of Dermatological Surgery, and the American Society for Mohs Surgery.
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I came in with a growth on my back and left without it. Dr. Torres took the necessary precautions to make sure that this growth was nothing but benign, and told me how to take care of it. I am very pleased with the results and how I was taken care of. Highly recommend him.
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It was great, however after a few appointments he passed me off to his Physicians Assistant and I only saw him for procedures.
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Attendance: up. Dropout rates: plummeting. College acceptance: through the roof. My mind-blowing year inside a "low-performing" school.
It's not that reporters are blind to the other factors. Just like overworked school administrators, they simply use the data everyone talks about. And while the perspective of actual teachers and students might provide more nuance, there are few opportunities for exploring them. Washington Post reporter Paul Farhi noted in an essay for the American Journalism Review that access to schools has been greatly constrained as administrators, fearful of sanctions, increasingly seek to control the message. It doesn't help that most of today's newsrooms simply can't afford to let a reporter spend time in a school for a month, let alone a year, as I did for Mother Jones. It's more efficient to look up scores online and make a few phone calls.
Given all that, it's no surprise that much of the debate is reduced to stereotypes. Waiting for "Superman" is a perfect distillation of education clichés, pitting charter schools run by enthusiastic reformers against sclerotic unions and incompetent administrators.
"I have seen about 20 rounds of classroom reform in my teaching career," Roth told me recently. "You know what I haven't seen? Serious dialogue with teachers, students, and parents. They can identify successful teaching, but they are rarely a part of the discussion."
Seeking alternatives to high-stakes testing doesn't mean giving ineffective teachers a pass, Roth added. "With all of that testing money floating around, I hope education reformers can spend some of it on finding a more holistic instrument"—one that would include a wide range of hard data as well as a deep look at student work.
ONE DAY AS WE SAT ON A CURB NEAR her mother's apartment, Maria told me she'd learned more in her years at Mission than ever before. "I'm shy," she said. "I don't speak that much in other classes, but Mr. Roth teaches me how to do it. He taught me that it's okay to argue even when I still have a lot of questions. As long as I give examples, support my point, and stay with it. Before, I would give up easily and not defend my point of view." Beaming, she added, "Now I argue, and I love winning."
But while debating was one of Maria's favorite things about school, she spent most of her time in Roth's class researching and writing papers. "That's how I prepare for the debates and learn how to express myself clearly."
"Mr. Roth tells me that I will get an A, if I am dedicated to working on my weaknesses," she told me. "What I really like is that he shows me exactly how I improve each time. In the past two years, I've seen Mr. Roth probably a thousand times to discuss each written assignment."
Maria told me that she used the textbooks to make an outline of important dates, names, and events, and to look up definitions of new words like "laissez-faire." She used the outlines to write papers. But Maria didn't remember many of these facts from year to year. What she did recall were her research papers, presentations, and art posters.
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"Oh, I really liked this one," she exclaimed, opening a paper titled "Latinos in the 1920s." As her class focused on the Roaring '20s, Maria found that Latino dances like the bolero, rumba, and tango were entering mainstream American culture. This led her to research Hollywood, where she made her favorite discovery. "Dolores del Río was the first Mexican movie star to gain interest to white audiences," she wrote in her paper. "Dolores showed the world that height does not matter at all if you want to be an actor, because she was very famous and beautiful even though she was very short like me!"
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Wonder how test scores are used to figure out if a teacher is any good? This equation, put together by Mathematica Policy Research for the Washington, DC, public schools, might terrify or reassure you, depending on your faith in multiple-regression models. It estimates a teacher's "value added"—the difference between test scores predicted on the basis of students' characteristics (such as poverty, special-ed status, or attendance) and how kids actually perform in a particular class. —Erika Eichelberger
"Last year, I became really interested in African American history and their struggles," she explained, clicking through presentation files on Ida B. Wells, Frederick Douglass, Ella Baker, and W.E.B. Du Bois. "Learning about this motivates me not to give up." She opened a "Reconstruction Defeated" paper from the previous year. "I wanted to find out how did government justify treating African Americans unfairly with Jim Crow even though the Constitution said that all men and women were equal," she told me. "Through this paper, I became really interested in the 14th and 15th Amendment."
As I handed the memory card back to her, Maria said that as a sophomore she'd been determined to go back to her middle school to find the woman who'd told her that she'd never go to college. With her senior year under way, there was simply no time for that. She'd soon be filling out college applications and had recently been elected Latino student club president. She helped new immigrants at school. She also volunteered at a senior housing project through the Latino club, helping older neighbors. "And in my free time, I babysit my little cousins," she told me. "From now on, I only have time to talk with you over lunch at school."
ONE DAY THIS PAST SPRING AS I lingered in Roth's room after class, a young teacher rushed in. "Robert, I've been teaching for years, but I'm really struggling this semester." Her students' grades were not showing any progress, she said, and they seemed to be losing interest. As the two looked over her grading book together, they realized she was attaching most of the grade to homework assignments and wasn't giving significant points on the work students did in her class. Those assignments showed that they were learning, but since her struggling students only saw the Fs on their homework, their engagement was dropping.
Roth's colleague, Pirette McKamey, has been teaching English and history for 24 years and is now the instructional reform facilitator at Mission High. She calls this kind of one-on-one mentoring "mucking in the dirt." "Every day, there are hundreds of small intellectual conversations all over the school about student work," explains McKamey. Along with Roth, she also co-leads a committee focused on improving achievement for kids of color, in which faculty review student work and grading policies and read the latest research. "What did the kid write? What did the kid produce?" McKamey says. "That's all that should matter."
An ample body of research shows that this kind of mentoring and peer review helps teachers figure out ways for struggling students to improve. But it doesn't show up in standardized tests—and for many, it's pushed aside by the constant battle to ratchet up scores.
Before NCLB there was a movement in many states, including California, to come up with reliable, unified rubrics for using classroom work to measure achievement—to move toward a mix of standardized tests and teacher assessments, something shared by most of the world's top-performing school systems, from Finland to Hong Kong. But that effort got largely steamrolled by NCLB's focus on high-stakes testing.
"I'm a history teacher," Roth says. "I believe in systemic change and macro-level conversations. But when it comes to schools, what most people don't realize is that it's about work at the micro level. The biggest reform at schools lives at the micro level, and it has to do with improving the craft of teaching."
There are some signs of a shift at the macro level. In 2009, President Obama asked states to "develop standards and assessments that don't simply measure whether students can fill in a bubble on a test, but whether they possess 21st-century skills like problem-solving and critical thinking and entrepreneurship and creativity." The federal government has allocated $330 million for developing tests for a new set of standards, known as Common Core, that will hit classrooms in 2015. Supporters say that while the new tests will still include multiple-choice questions, they will also offer some opportunities for writing, and the lists of standards will be shorter, leaving teachers more freedom.
But many education experts are skeptical. A recent Brookings Institution study finds no correlation at all between the testing standards and student achievement. Even Common Core advocates such as Ramanathan concede that there's a disconnect. "California has long been considered to have some of the best standards in the nation," he says, "but we also have some of the worst student outcomes."
Roth, who has been coaching fellow teachers for two decades, told me that standards can act as a "political security blanket" and a general guideline, but they can't help teachers with the more important tasks: figuring out how to apply the material in the classroom and gathering evidence to measure real understanding. Roth's filing cabinets are filled with different lesson plans. But every year, he creates another folder for each class, and approximately 50 percent of the material is new. He then adjusts everything throughout the year based on what works with his students.
I observed the same in other successful classrooms at Mission. "I adjust my lessons and tests every day," says a popular young math teacher named Taica Hsu. "The student body changes every semester, and what worked last year most likely won't work next year."
The Obama administration has softened some of NCLB's impact, granting waivers to more than half of the states from the law's most punitive section, which calls for all students to score "proficient" in math and English by 2014. But even in the waiver states, standardized tests remain the dominant measure for schools.
MIDWAY THROUGH MARIA'S SENIOR year in 2012, she was watching Waiting for "Superman" in Mr. Velez's college expository writing class. They were learning about achievement gaps, test scores, teacher unions, charter schools, and different solutions offered to "fix" schools like Mission. In one scene, DC's Michelle Rhee was shown firing the principal of a low-scoring school, and then the film cut to scenes of teachers and parents protesting school closures.
"Which facts in the movie shocked you?" Velez probed as the movie ended.
"What we spend on prison inmates," one student called out.
"Why is it so hard to fire a bad teacher?" said another, visibly upset.
"I was shocked how low test scores are in California and DC," added a student with big headphones around his neck.
"California test scores are low, but the movie didn't mention we have the most immigrants here," countered a classmate. "Our English scores are bad, but that doesn't mean our school is bad."
"What would you do to fix schools?" Velez asked. Students took turns calling out responses as Velez wrote down their suggestions on a whiteboard: Make the tests more meaningful…Allow our teachers to write these tests…Don't test immigrant students in the first two years…Give more money to public schools in California…Make it easier to fire bad teachers…Ask students which schools are good and bad…
"Will they close Mission like those schools in DC?" Maria asked.
The shouting stopped.
"We won't let them," another kid responded, and the class burst out laughing. Velez kept writing.
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In a city used to topping league tables, Midsummer House does its bit to make Cambridge an essential stopover on any culinary tour of the country. Daniel Clifford took over this Victorian villa on common land by the river (where cows do actually freely roam as if they own the place) back in 1998 and set about creating the divertingly handsome, dynamic and high-powered restaurant we see today. It is an exceedingly civilised series of spaces done out with good taste in fashionably neutral shades with a warmth that is enhanced by the service team who make a visit seamless, easy and fun. The place has been improved and upgraded year-on-year, which reflects Daniel's single-minded approach to constant improvement. The conservatory looks over the pretty garden and there's a small bar upstairs with a terrace looking out over the River Cam. A window gives a view into the kitchen without allowing the action to distract too much. The menus are of the tasting variety - five-, seven- and ten-course options - with the shorter version offered at lunch in the week and in the private dining room (it's worth mentioning at this point that there's a rather glam first-floor private dining room). Whichever of the menus you go for, whether your decision is made by appetite or budget, rest assured that the kitchen has done everything to ensure there are plenty of thrills along the way. With a background at the top end of classical dining, combined with a creative mind and astounding technical abilities, Clifford delivers flavour combinations that hit the mark again and again, with outstanding ingredients and everything looking gorgeous on the plate. First up might be smoked haddock with pickled onion and grilled cheese in a clever partnership that brings the best out of the immaculate produce, followed by beetroot baked over hot coals and matched with quinoa and goats' cheese. Braised pork cheeks arrive tender and packed with flavour, and roasted scallops with an accompanying tartare, Jerusalem artichokes and some black truffle. If pot roasted chicken, leeks and mushrooms sounds humble, rest assured it is not. There's a lot of ground to cover if you've gone for the ten-courses, but it is so well judged that you don't want it to end. Adding a cheese course from the trolley before dessert is one way of keeping things going. The sweet courses (two of them) might include a stunning chocolate dome or an exotic poached kumquat number with tamarind yogurt sorbet, carrot and cardamom. The wine list, like everything here, is a class act.
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Team USA trimmed its roster to 15 on Wednesday by cutting Tyreke Evans, Gerald Wallace, O.J. Mayo and JaVale McGee.
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April 30, 2016
The FDLE, Florida Highway Safety, Department of Agriculture, Department of Environmental Protection, and Department of Transportation all tugged off against one another to kick off this year's charitable campaign. It benefits the Florida State Employee's Charitable Campaign--but also assigns bragging rights to the best tug of war team.
Stephanie Kopelousos, the Secretary of the Department of Transportation said, "It gets everybody excited, excited about what we're doing, who we're helping and that type of thing, so we're real excited. It's the second annual and I think it continues to get bigger and bigger as a tug of war."
Thursday morning's tug of war at Cascades Park set the Department of Agriculture as the winner for the second year in a row.
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Karlie! Kendall! Gigi! Bella! Jourdan! Irina! Lily! The Instagirls, the ultimate girl squad—whatever their legions of fans are calling them, these young women inspire by working hard, supporting each other, and embracing every moment of their (picture-perfect) lives. Glamorous and on-the-go, they all came together for our Spring 2016 runway show. Scroll through for a look inside the world of these DVF girls!
Vanessa Hudgens
January 22, 2016
During Vanessa Hudgens' whirlwind tour to promote her role as the sassy audience favorite Rizzo in "Grease Live!" we were thrilled to see her looking glamorous and confident in a custom midnight blue DVF Cathy jumpsuit at a panel discussion for the Television Critics Association. Hudgens accessorized with delicate necklaces that showed off the deep v-neck and added just enough sparkle.
The jumpsuit is currently on sale in black at DVF.com and in a navy print at Net-A-Porter.
October 27, 2015
From Gigi's shopping spree in the Genesis pant to Kate Upton's night out in the Cathy jumpsuit, see how some of our favorite stars are styling DVF for fall!
Jennifer Lopez
September 23, 2015
Jennifer Lopez showed off her statement-making style at a recent American Idol photo call, slipping into the DVF Arabella Jumpsuit from Resort '15. She played up the vintage-inspired glamour of the wide-legged, mixed-print style with soft waves, a smokey eye and a camera-ready red lip. It's a confident look that's perfect for the high-powered, multitasking woman!
Gigi Hadid
September 17, 2015
For runway star Gigi Hadid, being transformed into a modern day goddess in a floor-length gown or a tropical islander in a crochet bikini is all in a day's work. So what does she wear on her (equally photographed) time off? This week, Gigi was spotted out and about in New York City in the Libby zebra coat from our upcoming Pre-Fall collection and the chic, solution-driven DVF Secret Agent—the perfect choice for this gorgeous girl-on-the-go!
NYFW Street Style with Hanuk:
Spring '16 – Part II
September 14, 2015
New York Fashion Week is always filled with surprises (the new trends! all the gossip!), but a few things happen like clockwork each season. First, the Sunday of fashion week we will be a bit preoccupied as we bring our collection to Spring Studios, get the models runway-ready, the audience seated, and the music queued. Second, while we're quite busy (see above!) Hanuk will be our eyes, capturing all the best street style around town. Third, the day of our show will be the most colorful of the season, as all the It Girls dress in the latest DVF collections and flock to our show en (glamorous) masse. So we invite you to scroll through, and for a look inside the show, check out our recap of the action-packed day, not to mention the new collection!
August 23, 2015
Kristen Stewart made a particularly chic appearance on "The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon," wearing a sleek Resort 2016 romper with tuxedo-like details. Also spotted in this on-trend silhouette: Nina Dobrev, who styled some of our favorite Fall pieces to perfection, layering a colorful button up under a little black romper for the Style Watch x Revolve fashion party on the High Line.
The result: two looks that were both true to the stars' own style, and so DVF!
Katie Holmes in DVF
July 15, 2015
This weekend, stylish mother, actress and Manhattanite Katie Holmes was spotted around town in one of the most exclusive styles of the season. The DVF Hannah maxi dress, available only on DVF.COM and in our boutiques, is an exotic yet effortless style that's perfect for summer in the city!
May 27, 2015
Trendsetting and talented young women have a way of favoring our printed jumpsuits (see: Rita Ora, Ariana Grande). Recently, singer and actress Victoria Justice joined their ranks, donning a special DVF Ireland jumpsuit for An Evening with Women benefiting the Los Angeles LGBT Center in Hollywood, CA.
The 2015 Met Gala
May 05, 2015
The wait is over for the party of the year!
The theme of this year's Met Gala and exhibition is "China: Through the Looking Glass" and we're thrilled the show features a Qipao-inspired DVF wrap dress in the stunning China vine print.
The grand event also marks the debut of some spectacular custom DVF on the red carpet. For model Gigi Hadid's first Met Gala appearance, Fall 2015 lace was spun into a butterfly bodice of silk overlayed with hand embroidered lace and appliqué flowers, all in good luck red. With a bias cut silk skirt, straps of individually beaded hand cut lace flowers and a back of sheer embellished lace, Gigi's look truly steals the spotlight.
Kate Beckinsale's look reimagines a hand pleated tie neck gown from our Fall collection in gold mesh jersey, with panels of hand embroidered gold lace on the hips and back in the same China vine featured in the show.
Kate Mara's white crepe gown takes the mandarin collar and mixes it with a plunging twist neckline straight from the runway. Hand beading adds a touch of sparkle to her super chic look.
Last but not least, Diane selected a column of silk jersey in China vine, the colors accented with hand beading against the black and white print. As Diane loves to say, black and white and color is so DVF!
Miranda Kerr in DVF
April 28, 2015
You can always count on Miranda Kerr for the best in effortless elegance, and lately she's been taking her style to great lengths. This week, the model mom was spotted in her go-to wrap dress, a long chain link Abigail, and last week she wore a DVF Pre-Fall maxi while on the go at LAX. We're ready to pair our favorite floor-length styles with a satchel and sunglasses for our next getaway. From spring weddings to summer travel, there's a maxi dress for every moment!


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Best Ever Graphic Novels
- Tony Ackroyd(1000rpm)United Kingdom
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www.graphicnovelsgeek.com, but there isn't.
Instead it takes a lot of hard work and contacts to find out what the great graphic novels are. And they aren't cheap. Usually you are going off just one person's recommendation.
So I decided to have a go at distilling the accumulated wisdom of the web on graphic novels and totting up the number of times each one was recommended. This list is the result of that. It includes votes from a previous geeklist, "Must Read Comics", though that was written over 2 years ago:
This list includes any awards lists I could find, 3 different "Top 100"s, any recommendations from comics websites (mostly defunct), but at its core is the combined listings of 50 Amazon "Great Graphic Novels" lists. I gave 1 point for a mention on an Amazon list, and a varied number of points for the other lists, depending on how reliable I estimated they were.
Feel free to add any comments, or anything you think is great that I've missed.
You can also check out my blog, which has my 1st attempt at this on it, and an updated version:
The first 40 entries are the "semi-official" top 40 that I have constructed. The others after that are ones that people have added. I'll go through these and add a comment with the "semi-official" placing of that work and its points.
If you like this blog then there is a poll which post-dates it on the Comics Guild of BGG -> here
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Go Topless Day Brings Topless Women, Possible Furry to the White House
Good news for people who love alien news! The Raëlians, who believe that human beings were created by extraterrestrial scientists, drew about a dozen women to their topless protest Sunday in front of the White House, as well as:
- A guy in a scarlet bra.
- A person in a skunk fursuit, a la Furries.
- Some seriously sweaty-palmed tourists.
Amid their women's rights litany and inexhaustible facts about topless history, the Raëlians slipped in some nods to intergalactic embassy impresario Raël. "We were created in the image of our creators," said one topless speaker. "Extraterrestrial men and women, just like you and I, who created human beings in their image. Why? Because we're beautiful!"
Brightest Young Things has some racy, NSFW pics of the rally, but no mention of the Raëlian role in it. Raël be praised!


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At a recent TED talk in D.C., Kokayi spoke on his love for hip-hop, a genre he says infuses all others. "When I hear people talk about 'Hey man, do you like rock music?' I'm like 'Yeah, I like rock music,'" he told the crowd. "It's hip-hop, with guitars."
Then perhaps his three-year-old ensemble The Dafnis Prieto Proverb Trio isn't jazz: It's percussive hip-hop with synthesizers. And congas. And a lot of Kokayi vocals. On the group's recently released self-titled debut album, labels don't fit. Many of these songs flirt with avant-garde fare; "Extasis," for instance, is a loose instrumental of quiet keys, soft drums, and a drifting bass line. On "Mystery Man," drummer Dafnis Prieto and keyboardist Jason Lindner share the spotlight; Prieto's military marching percussion dances with Lindner's ambient synths.
Still, when Kokayi is at the helm, the results are almost transformative. On "What Have We All Done," the album's clear centerpiece, the vocalist bemoans Earth's peril with soul-stirring grit, his depressed baritone set off by volcanic drum breaks. "Polluted sea," he sings, "smog rises higher, for the stars to see." "Mother Nature," meanwhile, is a celebratory Afrobeat jam of stampeding drums and lively key strokes.
So while Kokayi is focused on hip-hop, this is clearly something else. There's some soul ("You and Me"), rock ("In War"), and a little bossa nova ("Vamos a Jugar"). Call it what you want, just call it good music.


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Written By: Jeff Ignatius
Section: Art
Category: Reviews
2013-07-24 14:32:29
Tree house, snow fort, doll house, sand castle – most of us enjoyed playing with some kind of architecture as a child. The exhibition Questionable Architecture, by Terry Rathje in collaboration with Steve Banks and Monica Correia, unleashes a whiff of that joy for viewers with fanciful structures that appeal as sophisticated art forms.
The exhibition – running through August 25 – is located in the fourth-floor gallery of the Figge Art Museum, and a transitional experience is suggested by the lattice-passageway entrance, constructed with loosely assembled wood slats arcing above that recall youthful explorations in building. Nearly a dozen structures are in place that you walk around in the conventional way, but you also walk into and through some of the works. Materials range from a pagoda constructed of found objects to a tunnel of foam planks trussed together with bamboo skewers.
Read More About Elegant Amusement: Terry Rathje'S "Questionable Architecture," At The Figge Through August 25...
Written By: Jeff Ignatius
Section: Art
Category: Reviews
2011-07-19 15:01:50
Littering the bottoms of the display cases at the gallery inside the Quad City International Airport is a landfill-like carpeting – a mat of apparent cultural detritus under Steve Banks' sculptures. It initially appears ancient, like scattered pottery shards, but a closer inspection reveals pizza slices, pie crusts, bullets, masks, and chunks of carvings, all out of earthenware clay.
We see this fascination with objects across this exhibit, among the work of both Banks and mixed-media artist Aaron Tinder. The Quad City Arts show – running through August – consists of three large sculptures and four mixed-media canvases by Banks, and eight mixed-media works on paper by Tinder. Their use of familiar objects makes this exhibit accessible, but their mysterious and metaphorical treatment provides depth.
Read More About Modern Relics: Steve Banks And Aaron Tinder, Through August At The Quad City International Airport...
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Ronnie James Dio Remembered: Watch His Final Public Appearance and Interview
Revolver Magazine | May 16, 2014 | Comments 2 | Tags: Black Sabbath, Corey Taylor, Heaven & Hell, Revolver Golden Gods, Ronnie James Dio, Slipknot, Stone Sour
Metal legend Ronnie James Dio—who fronted Black Sabbath, Heaven & Hell, Rainbow, and, of course, Dio, among others—passed away four years ago today. His final public appearance turned out to be the 2010 Revolver Golden Gods Awards where he received the Best Vocalist trophy. In remembrance of him, we have posted his acceptance of the award below and below that what became his final interview, with Slipknot and Stone Sour frontman Corey Taylor and Sirius-XM personality Jose Mangin, which was conducted backstage at the award show.
After Dio's Golden Gods appearance and passing, we renamed the Lifetime Achievement Award in his honor. Revolver also interviewed Dio's wife, Wendy, in our "Fallen Heroes of Hard Rock and Metal" special issue, available here.
So, with the deepest respect, enjoy Dio's final appearances.
Ronnie James Dio accepts the Best Vocalist trophy at the 2010 Revolver Golden Gods Awards
Ronnie James Dio's final interview, with Slipknot and Stone Sour's Corey Taylor and Sirius-XM personality Jose Mangin
In other Dio news, Heaven & Hell's Live! Radio City Music Hall 2007 video is coming out on Blu-Ray tomorrow, via Eagle Rock.
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Goa expects iron ore mining to restart before monsoon
Feb 10 2014 , New Delhi
The ban in Goa had frozen shipments that reached about 50 million tonne in the 2010/11 fiscal year. India's top court is hearing an appeal to resume mining in the state.
Goa can produce 25 million tonne of iron ore per year on a sustainable basis, he said.
The state's reserves of the ore are estimated to be 3 billion tonne as against the previous estimate of 1.2 billion tonne, as the Indian Bureau of Mines has now permitted exploration of lower grades, Parrikar told business leaders at an industry conference.