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Unusually, Shakhrisabz's Dorus Siadat - Seat of Power and Might - although built by Temur as a burial place for first one, then another, of his sons who predeceased him, shows little sign of the restoration that has been so evident at other buildings of this period of Uzbek history. Instead, its reddish-brown bulk, with its most untypical cone-shaped dome, shows only a trace here and there of the magnificent tiles that once covered it.
A crypt, found when a child fell into it in 1943, contains a marble casket with an inscription that indicates it was prepared for Temur to be buried here along with his sons but that was not to be. Samarkand claimed the great khan's body and the crypt's sarcophagus remained empty. A small fee slipped to the guardian used to gain the visitor access to the crypt - a little bit of private enterprise that seems to have been stopped on our most recent visit. Above the ground, the building we see today is the mausoleum of Jehangir, Temir's favourite son, who was killed by a fall from a horse when he was only 22.
The 16th century Khazretu Imam mosque in the courtyard has an attractive high pillared iwan and a distinctive silver dome, and the courtyard itself is shaded by chinor trees that were planted over 600 years ago.
What we see here today is only a remnant of Temur's building. A walk around outside the walled courtyard will reveal how large the ensemble was - low walls mark out the original form of the complex.
Directions: The Dorus Siarat is the furthest ensemble from the palace as you walk down the main street of Shahrisabz. You need to walk down some steps and through the gardens behind the Dorut Tilovat (Seat of Respect and Consideration) to reach it.
...are the virtues extolled in the name of the Dorut Tilovat madressah, built beside the Kok Gumbaz Mosque.
Two mausolea, each topped with a small blue dome, and a reconstructed row of student cells are all that remain of the once huge medressah that stood here. The first was built in 1374 by Temur for his father's spiritual advisor and it is thought both men, father and advisor are buried here.
The other mausoleum was built by Ulug Beg for members of his family who claimed descent from the Prophet's grandson, Hussein. One of the gravestones - the Kok Tash (the Blue stone - kok is blue) has a deep groove in the top, worn into it by the thousands of parents who have poured water over the stone in the belief that the water would be infused with health-bringing magical properties that would cure their sick children. Modern scientific analysis has proved the stone's salts have medicinal qualities.
If the contemplation of learned Sufis and royal tombs palls, you'll find lots of opportunity here to shop for the ubiquitous embroidered goods that pour out of Shahrisab's Khudjum embroidery factory and small workshops. You'll also have the opportunity perhaps to watch craftsmen at work - a stone mason here, a shoemaker there.
All that remains of the huge summer palace Ak-Serai - the White Palace- that Temur built here in Shahrisabz are the remnants of two massive towers that flanked the entrance. That this was once the greatest of all his palaces is attested to by contemporary writings.
It took 25 years to build the palace and no expense was spared. . The Spanish ambassador, Ruy Gonzalez de Clavijo, who came to Shahrisabz in 1404 on his way to Samarkand, was amazed by the splendor and grandeur of the, as yet, unfinished buildings he saw and wrote such a detailed description it's possible to get a very good idea of what it was like.
It was a huge ensemble of several state, living and service quarters, all set around separate courtyards, the largest being 120 - 125 metres wide and 240 - 250 metres long. The main portal was 70 metres high and the corner towers pedestal at least 80 metres. The main entrance portal was 50 metres wide, and the 22.5metres span of the arch was the largest in all Central Asia.
Big isn't necessarily beautiful, but this palace was by, all accounts, a masterpiece of refinement and beauty. Clavijo and others describe exquisite tiles and other decoration of an almost inconceivable luxury as well as gardens planted with both shade and fruit trees, pools and fountains and open meadows.
Now all that remains of all that splendour are the towers with their crumbling brickwork and beautiful (and, so far, unrestored) tilework of blue, white and gold - including a Kufic inscription on one of the towers that say "The Sultan is a shadow" - an incomplete (and somewhat prophetic) version of the inscription on the other tower which says "The Sultan is the Shadow of Allah". No doubt heads rolled over that!
There are steps to climb the west tower for a great view of the city.
The Koba medressah is worth checking out both for its architectural history and its modern usage.
The medresah was built in the 15th century in the traditional format of a central courtyard surrounded by khudjras (cells) for the students along each side of the square and darskhona (classrooms) on either side of the portal. Unlike the grand medressahs in Bukhara and Samarkand however, it is only a single storey. The khudjras and classrooms each have a domed ceiling and the windows are covered with lattice screens. There was no mosque, the students went to the Khodja Mirhamid mosque across the road to pray. If the medressah looks like a caravanserai it's not surprising - it was built on the site of an ancient caravanserai and follows the same foundations.
Restored about 10 years ago, the medressah is now a handcraft centre, the student cells now shops selling high quality individualistic craft items. This is the place to come to see traditional crafts given a modern twist. It was fairly early in the morning when I was there and not all the shops were open but among those that were was one selling really lovely hand embroidered bags, each one worked and finished to the highest standard. A far cry from the souvenir stuff being sold by the women down by the palace and in the courtyard of the Kok Gumtaz mosque, these were something special.
....to buy a fat pig.
Well, I doubt very much that you'll find the pig of the old nursery rhyme in Shahrisabz's bazaar but you'll find just about everything else you can possibly think of is for sale here if you come on the right day.
The first time we visited Shahrisabz it was early summer, the spring wheat was harvested, the cotton was planted, the silkworm feeding frenzy was over - there was time to relax a little and maybe spend some of the money the sale of the cocoons had put into the family purse. The market was packed and there were traders everywhere, both inside the on the street There's a description of that scene here
Mid-October, it's a different scene. Now the cotton harvest is taking every spare hand out into the fields and there's no time for more than the most essential shopping. Cradles and home improvements will have to wait, though with the cold weather of winter about to arrive a new winter chapan may be on the shopping list. As always though in these bazaars of Central Asia, there are the mounds of fruit - fresh and dried, vegetables, spices, sweets, etc. Early morning sees knives flashing as sacks of carrots are peeled and shredded for plov and salads. The smell of fresh baked bread drifts around. Out in the street, the melons are piled high and elderly couples gossip together as they sit with the last of their grape harvest spread out around them. The market opens two hours early to allow the cotton-pickers time to shop before the day's work begins. It will be dark before they get home, no time for shopping then.
Khodja Mirhamid mosque
It's a pleasant walk of about 2 kilometre from Temur's palace to the Kok Gumbaz Mosque and the nearby Dorus Siadad ensemble, a short walk but one that takes you on a stroll through the town's long history. Once known as Lenin Street, the road has been renamed Ipak Yoli - Uzbek for Silk Road.
The Khodja Mirhamid mosque and medressah sits set back from the road in an attractive garden. Built in 1914, it became a chaikhana during Soviet times; now it is amedressah once more, though now it counts both girls and boys among its students who attend religious studies here.
I'm not sure what purpose the nearby pretty grey building set back in an attractive garden served - it looks secular but is quite grand - some sort of civic building presumably.
Standing opposite the Khanaka Khodja Mirhamid is the restored Koba medressah, together with the hammam (currently closed and under restoration) one of the oldest buildings in the town.
The domed brick building in the middle of the road is the 17th century Chorsu. Like the trading domes of Bukhara, and the Capmaker's bazaar in Samarkand, this building once stood at a crossroads with a portal at each of the entries to its central domed hall. These domes were always left unadorned.
The hammam is closed for now, but the usual coterie of old men gather in the chaikhana next door. Maybe it will reopen for business soon to ease old bones with a long steamy soak.
Built by Temur's grandson, Ulug Beg, in 1435-6, Sharisabz's Kok Gumbaz mosque (kok - blue gumaz-dome) great dome has been restored to its former azure glory along with the portal and arch leading into it. The tiling here mimics the astral themes of the tiles on the Ulugh Beg medressa in Samarkand. The internal decoration of the mosque and the two mausolea nearby differs from the usual style of the era in that the largely blue and white palette of the painted and frescoed walls seems to have a strongly Chinese influence, some of it looking for all the world like scenes from a Chinese plate.
As in so many places in Uzbekistan, the effects of the dire water problems caused by cotton's insatiable thirst are evident in the damage being caused by the rising water table. On our first visit in 2005, the restoration that had been done in time to celebtrate Ulug Beg's 600th anniversary in 1994 was already quite damaged. Now, in 2009, it was being done all over again.
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A good reporter will strike out off the well-beaten path of inverse pyramid AP style reporting and get some of the juicier bits of news. Here are a few overheard gems at the Susan Hutchison election party in Bellevue last night.
Don't Cry For Me Medina: It was curious to see how little empathy there was among the Republican Bellevue elites (detractors in the state GOP call them the Bellevue Mafia). Last November, at the same party, there was open weeping in the crowd when it became apparent that former Alaska governor Sarah Palin lost her bid to become the nation's first female Vice President and that Dino Rossi had lost the governor's race, yet again, to Christine Gregoire. Two or three folks were kind of sad Sen. John McCain lost too.
Maybe a long string of electoral defeats has hardened the hearts of local GOP faithful. Or maybe they just weren't expecting Hutchison to win.
The one surprise is just how poorly the former KIRO television news anchor did in the initial showing. With only 42.76 percent of vote tallied so far (Hutchison ain't conceding yet), she is doing barely three percent better than 2005 runner-up David Irons, Jr who only managed 39.57 percent of the vote against Democratic incumbent Ron Sims.
Update: Make that 42.26 percent of the vote with the latest count released by King County Elections. Hutchison dropped a half a percent which is in keeping with the 2005 trend. I'm not in the business of making predictions but one suspects a concession speech coming soon.
Despite being "non-partisan", with name recognition out the ying-yang and running against a rather generic career politician, she is doing little better than Irons, Jr, whose run for office is probably only remembered for a last minute slimejob over whether he did or didn't beat his mother.
Speaking Of Last Minute Slimejobs: Not surprisingly, there was a bit of rancor directed towards the Seattle Times for not having the guts to print a story about Dow Constantine's "sexual harrassment scandal". Our own Laura Onstot was one of the few reporters in the region who had the moxie to dig into the story to get the truth of the matter. Although it was an interesting little journalism trade story that "Jane Doe" got a restraining order against the Times, there was no scandal involved.
That didn't stop the faithful - including Republican state chairman Luke Esser - from droning on and on about the scandal, media bias and how the news should have gotten the story out earlier.
Here's the deal. Dow Constantine could have a harem on the county payroll and voters in King County wouldn't care. That doesn't make it right, but them's the breaks. This isn't the 1990s anymore and sex scandals don't work. Unless the candidate in question happens to be a Republican. It's going to take a different tactic for conservatives to win in King County.
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The voters in Maine gave the thumbs down to a same-sex marriage proposal passed by its legislature last year by a 53 percent margin . Conversely, a proposal expanding the access of medical marijuana was passing by 62 percent.
Getting the news from one of the few people who had Internet access via an iPhone - no surprise, it was a member of the King County Young Republicans with that there new-fangled technology - he expressed a bit of surprise at the results.
"So let me get this right. You have a bunch of stoned hippies that want to smoke more pot. But they draw the line at two guys getting married. How does that make sense?"
Speaking to the YRs, about a dozen of them, there was an even split between those who voted for R-71, those who voted against and those who didn't vote for the Referendum at all. Quite frankly, my dear, none of them really gave damn one way or other about the issue. The government has better things to do.
About Gay Marriage: Being a third and fourth generation Washingtonian, the concept of an East Coast Bias is well-ingrained into the soul of this hicktown reporter. So it is no surprise that national media organizations like the Associated Press, New York Times and the Drudgereport are completely ignoring the results of R-71. To be sure, the race is still mathematically up in the air and ballots from across the state (particularly Pierce County) have yet to be fully tabulated.
Update: Although the trend is in favor of R-71 backers. The measure has expanded its lead by 51.86 percent.
But why all the hype about gay marriage failing in Maine but nary a peep over its success here? Seattlepi.com's curmudgeonly columist Joel Connely ponders the same.
The answer is probably self evident. For all the patting of our backs that we do for being smart enough to be born in Seattle (or for moving up here in the case of all you Californians) Washington state is regarded as the freaking boondocks by most Americans. World Class City indeed.
No Television: It might seem like it was the 1930s when a Republican, stealth or otherwise, was elected King County Executive. (It wasn't quite that long, I know) So there must have been a spirit of nostalgia why Hutchison organizers refused to even have a single television on at their party.
Afterall, who needs to watch election results at an election party on election night? Because of this, once again, the election night party at the Bellevue Hyatt was an information black hole. Last year, Internet access at the joint as down. Talk about swanky.
It led one unnamed statewide initiative backer (Tim - cough - Eyman - cough) to wonder about the "fucking" competance of team when they couldn't even put up one "fucking" television with the news on. Nor was that the only instance of that sentiment, although maybe not so forcibly put.
"What did they do, spend it all their television money at the Rossi party?" Eyman asked.
... It Is Who Counts The Votes: It was another election night party in King County. So that means another round of wise cracks about the King County Elections printing or finding or miscounting ballots at a Republican campaign party.
After five years, the joke still isn't old. At least not to the old blue hairs who run the Grand Old Party.
The odds are long that Susie (as she's known by her friends) will pull this off. Maybe a "V" style alien invasion will destroy the King County Elections office before the votes are tabulated. One can pray.
But what will be interesting is how the race to be called Mayor "M" will unfold. It's practically a tie so far. Both McGinn and Mallahan are far left liberals who are practically the same on most issues. To use a little bit of Seattle history to distinguish the two, one would guess that McGinn is probably more likely to throw a newspaper kiosk through a Starbucks store window. While Mallahan would probably be more likely to be hit in the face with a bullhorn.
If the race does go to a recount, one shudders with anticipation to see what vote fraud conspiracy theories come out of the Emerald City. Which candidate would the elections office be more inclined to rig the vote in favor of?


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Thomas, who is black, was part of a 5-4 majority that invalidated part of the Voting Rights Act meant to deter racial discrimination in elections.
In response, state Rep. Ryan Winkler tweeted: "#SCOTUS VRA majority is four accomplices to race discrimination and one Uncle Thomas. Marriage decision may blur Court's backsliding."
"Uncle Tom" is a connotation to describe someone subservient to another and has its roots in Harriet Beecher Stowe's pre-Civil War novel about slavery, "Uncle Tom's Cabin."
The latter part of the tweet refers to the high court's expected decision on gay marriage.
Winkler, who is white, deleted the tweet and told followers in his feed that he didn't understand the phrase to be racist. He told The Associated Press that he was trying to make a point about institutional racism resulting from the ruling.
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Still nothing in the news, or the mercury website, i hope this wasn't a case of hit and run and rather just an accident. I have heard a description (3rd hand) so i am not going to post it on a public forum, but pm me if you want to.
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" In the Mercury this morning, the fellow died of a heart attack, he was 70 years old. Sad news but better than being hit by a car."
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BarryTas wrote:" In the Mercury this morning, the fellow died of a heart attack, he was 70 years old. Sad news but better than being hit by a car."
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NEW ORLEANS — I paid a visit to my old friend Mike Serio down here last week. He runs the biggest LSU hangout in New Orleans and has one of the best muffuletta Italian sandwiches in the city. I walked in hoping I'd get a good po-boy and a tale of hope, courage and perseverance.
I got the po-boy. But I also got a story of despair, desperation and deceit.
New Orleans pumped out a lot of propaganda leading up to Monday's Bowl Championship Series title game in the Superdome. One of the little tidbits was New Orleans has nearly 900 restaurants, even more than it had before Hurricane Katrina killed nearly 2,000 people and turned New Orleans into one giant flooded basement 2 1/2 years ago. New Orleans is coming back, they trumpeted.
They're right about the number of restaurants. What's wrong is a number of those restaurants aren't much better off than when they were up to their hot plates in water in September 2005.
Take Serio. My first visit was in 2003 when his Serio's Po-Boys & Deli on St. Charles Avenue near Canal Street was thriving and LSU was rolling. LSU fans poured in to celebrate the Tigers' march to their second national title. Tourists poured in to see his purple- and-gold LSU motorcycle and Tiger memorabilia all over his restaurant. The place was packed.
Last Wednesday at about noon, Serio's stood empty. I found him and his small staff chatting in the corner. And he was one of the flood's lucky survivors. The hurricane caused minimal damage, and the looters left him alone.
But 100,000 to 150,000 New Orleans residents haven't returned after evacuating, tourism is still down 25 percent and skyrocketing property taxes and insurance rates are destroying the little hole-in- the-wall joints that make New Orleans my favorite restaurant city in the United States.
"The big guys are back," Serio said. "Commander's Palace. Brennan's. Emeril's.
Serio, who hasn't missed an LSU game since 1982 or a home game since 1970, is Italian. Emotion comes easy. When he sat in the Superdome four years ago and watched his Tigers win the national title, he and his brother openly wept. He found it hard talking about his fellow New Orleans restaurateurs, the born-and-bred New Orleanians who have a love for fine food and fine people.
He rattled off a string of restaurants that never made it back and others that are back merely because they have a sign up. If you come down to New Orleans, it's no problem finding a table.
"It's devastating," said Serio, 56. "Small businesses are the lifeblood of any city. It takes the mom-and- pop businesses to make things go. If you want a city of Subways and Quiznos, go ahead. That might be gourmet food in Des Moines, Iowa, but it's (BS) down here."
St. Charles and Canal are on the western edge of the French Quarter. It's not exactly off the beaten path, yet Serio's, in its 50th year, has seen its business drop 50 percent. On Christmas Eve, Serio received a notice from the city telling him his property taxes doubled from $6,000 to $12,000. His insurance has tripled.
His three homes in the Lakeview neighborhood were destroyed. He commutes 65 miles every day from Hammond, unless he sleeps in the crude FEMA trailer on its quarter-inch mattress.
"I always consider myself a survivor," Serio said. "I don't quit. When the going gets tough, the tough get going. But I'm really getting discouraged. At some times, I feel like throwing in the towel, to be honest."
Others, he knows, have it worse. His beloved brother Jack lost his Plantation Coffee House on Canal. He was out of business and out of work for two years. On Aug. 11, he died of a heart attack. He was 58.
"I consider him a Katrina victim," Serio said.
The city is full of stories like this. Just down the street, Fred Rost of FredRick's on the Avenue reported a drop in business of 28-30 percent. Though Katrina caused little damage there, looters made up for it.
"They stole everything but food," Rost said. "Not a bag of chips or a candy bar. They stole the TV, computers, destroyed property, broke registers, tore chairs."
Estimated damage was $100,000. Insurance, he said, covered $87,000, but he didn't get a check until January. While he reopened in six months, he can't find a dependable staff. The workforce is depleted.
"The federal government is still giving a lot of freebies away," Rost said. "When the government gives you a $1,500-$1,600 subsidy, why work? Applicants are coming in here looking for 10 or 12 dollars an hour."
He has cut the restaurant hours and the staff. However, these places have not cut their quality. My roast beef po-boy at Serio's was just as good post-Katrina as pre-Katrina. For all of us who love prowling the back streets of this great city and finding wonderful dives, just as you can in Paris and Rome, let's tip a hurricane glass to the little guy of New Orleans. Let's hope he hangs on.
"Fortunately, I did have some money put away," Rost said. "I kept it for a rainy day. But I didn't think it would be a damn stormy day."
Staff writer John Henderson covers sports and writes about the food he eats on the road: 303-954-1299 or jhenderson @ denverpost.com.
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Though there was a summer when I was a teenager, while vacationing with my best friend, almost every night, while the barbecue was in full swing, we would prepare cucumber salad. We took the time to thinly slice cucumbers, I mean mandolin thin, by hand with a butcher´s knife. We patiently cut almost see-through slices, tossed them in salt, rinsed them and ate them with olive oil and vinegar. But that´s old history.
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This is adapted from a Skinnygirl recipe by Bethenny Frankel:
1 box reduced-sodium chicken stock
1 can cannelini beans, drained and rinsed
1 medium onion, chopped
1 bag washed baby spinach or broccoli florets
1 bay leaf
1-2 tsp olive oil
2 chopped carrots
1 stalk celery, chopped
1-2 cloves garlic, chopped
Saute the onion, carrot, and celery in oil, about four to five minutes, until softened. Add garlic and saute one minute, but don't burn the garlic.
Add beans, stock, and bay leaf, mostly cover and simmer about 15 minutes.
Remove bay leaf before adding the other vegetable.
Add your green vegetable. If it is broccoli, cover and simmer about five minutes until tender but still bright green. If spinach, add, stir until wilted, then turn off the heat.
When the soup has cooled a bit, puree with a stick immersion blender, adding salt and pepper, fresh herbs, grated parmesan or other seasoning of your choosing.
I like to keep a rotisserie chicken on hand to scatter over a big pile of greens for a lunch time salad. Also good for quesadillas (chicken, cheese and sliced avocado). You can throw some in a crockpot with low sodium chicken stock, canned tomato and whatever canned/frozen veges you want for a wonderful soup! You can boil eggs, peel and keep in a Ziploc in the fridge for quick protein over salad or to throw in a bowl w/ tuna, EVOO mayo and diced pickle (or relish) on wheat for tuna salad. SNACKS: I like to keep a variety of nuts and dried fruit on hand. Oatmeal cookies make a great snack too if you've got a good low-fat/sugar recipe! Those are my ideas!
For snacks I always had 1 cup skim milk with one of the following-
one piece of fruit (apple, plum, banana, orange, etc)
one cup of berries or fruit (blueberries, strawberries, watermelon, canteloupe, grapes, etc)
yogurt with a little honey or granola
cheese stick
1/2 peanut butter and jelly on wheat bread or a wheat bagel. I like Smuckers Simply Fruit jelly- it is made from just fruit and fruit juice.
a can of sardines with crackers and hot sauce (I know that's gross to a lot of people, but I love them and the omega 3 is really, really great for the baby's brain development)
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Here's what we brought back from Sasquatch! 2010 on Saturday, May 29:
Renee McMahon My Morning Jacket closed out Saturday May 29 at Sasquatch! 2010.
-- Shabazz Palaces, and the Festival's First Seriously Disappointing Set
-- Your View at the Gorge Is Now Obstructed By a Huge Black Garbage Bag
-- Notes: OK Go, Edward Sharpe, Fool's Gold, and Brad
-- The National's Live Set Stands Up Against Its Records
-- Posies, Peeps, Broken Social Scene, and Other Loose Photos
-- Vampire Weekend Plays To Its Base, and a Neko Case Boycott
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Park Boat reps attend training during seminarPublished 11:18pm Wednesday, December 19, 2012
Park Boat Co. Press Release
GREENVILLE — Austin Smithwick, Bryan Harris and Vic Williams of Park Boat Company were awarded a 2013 Product Specialist Certificate upon completion of the 2013 Grady-White Boats Sales Training Seminar, on Dec. 3–5 in New Bern and Greenville. The goal of these annual seminars is to help Grady-White sales representatives further refine their product knowledge and understanding of Grady-White customers.
The seminar opened with in-water boat demonstrations and boat operations training on open water near New Bern. Instruction included a thorough review of Grady-White's sportfishing and family boats including the company's newly designed 33-foot Freedom 335 dual console. Also available for hands-on training were 13 other Grady-White vessels ranging in size from 20 feet to 36 feet long. These demonstrations were designed to enable Grady-White sales representatives to familiarize customers with product and performance details.
The seminar continued with tactical presentations given by leaders of Grady's sales, marketing and engineering teams, beginning with a warm welcome from Grady-White's vice president of sales, Joey Weller. Each presenter then explored key sales and marketing topics, all of which were designed to strategically position sales representatives for a highly successful sales year. Topics included an overview of customer demographics and marketing goals; an in-depth look at the product features of the new Freedom 335 as well as upgrades to all of the Grady-White product line for 2013; a refresher on all the technical resources and professional sales tools Grady-White provides its dealers; and competitive analysis with a focus on the uniquely superior insight and quality Grady-White's boat design offers its customers.
Tours of Grady-White's Greenville manufacturing plant were held, and participants attended breakout sessions focused on all aspects of the building and assembly. Product knowledge tests followed.
The final day of the seminar featured a presentation by Doug Gomes, Grady's senior advisor of dealer development and international sales, who delved into the art of selling and the characteristics of a successful salesman.
Established in 1959, Grady-White manufactures a variety of versatile, high-quality center-console, dual-console, express and walk-around cuddy-cabin sportfishing as well as coastal family boats from 18 to 36 feet. Grady-White boats are built by craftsmanship and designed through customer input and a longstanding, sincere focus on customer satisfaction.
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Did you see that stat from Sunday's game about the Pats being +70 in turnovers over the last three years! An amazing stat.
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There is little doubt the D will get a turnover in this game, it's not the playoffs.
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Our friend and colleague Travis Hay has taken in on the chin in recent years. After freelancing for the P-I forEVER, he finally scored a regular column. Then the P-I went through some changes, and away the column went. Then the daily newspaper he was writing for in eastern Washington went through some changes, and away the paycheck went.
What he had--and what could not be taken away--was his music blog, Ear Candy, peppered with reported bits and reviews of Seattle music. Then up came a multinational company with a cease-and-desist letter. There goes "Ear Candy."For the last two years, Hay has been building a "new" music blog, Guerrilla Candy. Tonight at the High Dive, Hay is celebrating the official grand opening of the blog, and he's lined up one hell of a bill: My Goodness, one of our favorites (natch), Hounds of the Wild Hunt, Hot Bodies in Motion, and Hobosexual will be performing at a party hosted by Brent Amaker.
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New 'Thor' and 'Captain America' images land over the weekend
WHAM! BIFF! BOP! That's the sound of Marvel Studios raining haymakers on anyone else releasing a superhero film this year (I'm looking at you, "Green Lantern") as they continue to release new stills from their double-header this summer, each one further cementing just how different their two offerings this year really are.
For example, check out Thor in the image at the head of this article. My favorite thing about the "Thor" story is the idea that he is a God who must be humbled. That's really not your standard superhero story. Here, his arrogance in the film's first act leads to the destruction of an entire planet and ignites a war with the Frost Giants, and that hubris of his is what draws Odin's wrath down on him, particularly when Thor (Chris Hemsworth) refuses to apologize to his father Odin (Anthony Hopkins). That image of Hemsworth in full rant is the angry Thor I was hoping for in the film, and it looks like they're going to treat the character right. I'm mystified by the people who are beating this one up, sight unseen. Maybe it helps that I've seen more than has been released so far, so that context allows me to see how some of these images fit together.
Or maybe I'm just a "Make Mine Marvel" kind of guy.
I'll admit it... for me, DC has always been "that company that owns Batman," whereas I love the Marvel Universe in general. It's an attitude that the comics had when I was growing up that just appealed to me in a very direct way. There's a more human, street-level sensibility to Marvel, and even when they get fantastic and cosmic, they are always grounded in very compelling and recognizable human emotion.
That "Captain America" photo is even better than the one Entertainment Weekly released over the weekend. For one thing, we can see the entire costume head to toe, and in this one, he's actually running, in action, and the suit looks great. I'm convinced that they're doing everything right on a film that I was actively dreading, and at this point, I really want to see what Joe Johnston (the one thing that still makes me nervous) has done with "Captain America: The First Avenger."
Here's Cap in all his glory:
All of this, of course, is part of the path to next year's "The Avengers," and from where I sit, it looks like they're well on their way.
"Thor" will descend from Asgard on May 6, 2011, while "Captain America: The First Avenger" hits the battlefront on July 22, 2011.


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This morning's fascinating articles from around the movie website-o-sphere. Just leave a tab open for us, will ya?...
Countdown to Mystery Team: Derrick Comedy's Greatest Hits
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- @scottmbeggs
- May 25, 2010
The day is finally upon us! After our nearly-week-long countdown, the ability to purchase Mystery Team has been bestowed upon all living beings....
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- @rejects
- February 5, 2009
Having just finished watching this week's episode of Lost -- and yes, I saw all of that coming as well -- I am in the mood to write about it. Then I found this funny video......
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The situation I'm sitting in a corner booth at Park Pub on Phinney Ridge with the four members of Wonderful--Jason Holstrom, Jon e. Rock, Peter Sali, and Noah Star Weaver, who've been playing music together for 15 years, since first meeting in the dorms at SPU. "It's a brotherhood," says Holstrom.
Noah Weaver
Wonderful actually predates the quartet's better-known band, the dance-explosive U.S.E., and they've spent the past five years taking weekend trips dedicated to writing and recording Wonderful songs for their new album, Wake Up to Dreamland.
"U.S.E. was all about four-on-the-floor beats," says Sali, "and we wanted to do something less-- [he pounds his fist in front of him] and more . . . [he opens his fists and lifts his hands into the air] . . . floaty."
How They Got Here Weaver tells me that for the album-release show, he's planning to wear a pink ABBA jumpsuit, purchased for him by his wife, and that he's also chosen a stretchy, psychedelic Indian dress for Holstrom. Then he tells me that he makes harps and hammered dulcimers for a living. I ask him if he's an elf.
"Kind of," he says.
"We think so," agrees Holstrom.
Shop Talk After years of tromps into the wilderness, these guys have more camping stories than your average Boy Scout. There was the time at Sali's family cabin in Naches (just northwest of Yakima) during a heat wave: "We all had towels over our heads," recalls Sali. "We'd get the towels wet, put them in the freezer, get them out of the freezer, and have, like, 10 minutes of a cool towel, then we'd record."
There was the "almost hurricane" at Cannon Beach, when, remembers Rock, "We decided to go on the beach. At three in the morning. In pitch black. You can't see each other."
"Pete almost blew away," adds Holstrom.
And there was the trip to the floating cabins on Ross Lake in the North Cascades. They loaded their gear onto a speedboat and a wave almost capsized them. They emerged four days later with 120 tracks of vocals for one song (Dreamland's "Gimme All the Love You Can")."That's the recipe for taking five years to finish an album," says Holstrom.
BTW: The new album's title ties into the boys' decade-plus bond--"I think of it as a very friendship-centric album," says Sali. "And to me, dreamland is waking up on any given morning on one of these trips we'd take and getting to hang out all day."
Before they part ways to walk to their cars, each gives each an individual hug goodbye.
Wonderful is playing a CD release for Wake Up to Dreamland tomorrow night, June 23, at the Crocodile. Aqueduct and the Lumineers will also play; the show starts at 8 p.m., and the cover is $10.


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In Josephine Humphreys's delightful novel Rich in Love, official representations of John C. Calhoun epitomize the incompletely hidden past that shapes the present. The seventeen-year-old narrator, Lucille Odom, dismisses a textbook explanation of Calhoun's protest against the protective tariff as "a red herring" except insofar as it demonstrates "how men can dress greed as philosophy." But she takes a "consuming interest" in the Calhoun monument in Charleston. The statue atop the immense shaft brings the statesman alive for Lucille in an immediate and even intimate way. She cranes her neck to stare at "the deep brow, the wild mane." "I loved Calhoun's looks," she recalls. The virile figure inclines her to believe the legend that Calhoun was the true father of Abraham Lincoln. Unlike "the otherwise dry heart of politics," the supposed blood tie between Calhoun and Lincoln is to Lucille a living history of the Civil War era—animated by the irony, the generational tensions, and the "behind-the-scenes passion" that mark her exploration of her own past and her sexual awakening in a relationship with the historian married to her older sister.1
Recent scholars have joined Lucille Odom in finding that public monuments of the postwar South reveal more than might be expected from such sanitized expressions of established power. Many studies have observed that Southern monuments celebrated the Confederacy but promoted national reunion, denied the centrality of slavery to the sectional conflict but reinforced white supremacism, and saluted the Old South but facilitated rapid social change in the industrializing New South.2 Although overlooked in this scholarship, the Charleston monument erected in 1896 is an important site in the commemorative landscape of the postwar South. The culmination of a campaign that began shortly after Calhoun's death in 1850, the monument offers an exceptional opportunity to trace shifts in Southern memory from the culture of secession to the heyday of the Lost Cause. Part of the distinctiveness of the opportunity is that the postwar South erected many monuments to Confederate military heroes but few monuments to the


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LAKEWOOD — David Wiechman appeared to be on his way Tuesday to a second term on Lakewood City Council.
Wiechman was leading Betty Boyd, a retired state legislator, 54 percent to 46 percent as of 9:30 p.m., with the majority of votes counted.
A member of council since 2009, Wiechman has been a lightning rod in recent years, drawing criticism from his colleagues over multiple incidents, including one in which a city employee alleged seeing an indecent image on his iPad.
But Wiechman said Tuesday he believed Ward 4 voters saw through the "red herrings."
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LAL-Ph-2000: Treatment of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Chromosome Philadelphia Positive
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Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Drug: Vincristine
Drug: Daunorubicin
Drug: Prednisone
Drug: L-Asparaginase
Drug: Mitoxantrone
Drug: Cytosine Arabinoside
Drug: Hydrocortisone
Drug: Mercaptopurine
Drug: Cyclophosphamide
Drug: Dexamethasone
Phase 4
|Study Type:
|Study Design:
|Allocation: Non-Randomized
Endpoint Classification: Safety/Efficacy Study
Intervention Model: Single Group Assignment
Masking: Open Label
Primary Purpose: Treatment
|Official Title:
|LAL-Ph-2000: Treatment of Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia Chromosome Philadelphia Positive
- To evaluate the efficacy of treatment in order to response rate, relapse free survival and overall survival [ Time Frame: 5 years ] [ Designated as safety issue: No ]
|Estimated Enrollment:
|Study Start Date:
|January 2000
|Study Completion Date:
|April 2005
|Primary Completion Date:
|April 2005 (Final data collection date for primary outcome measure)
Drug: Vincristine
Remission Induction:
- Vincristine (VCR): 1,5 mg/m2 i.v., days 1 and 8
- Daunorubicin (DNR): 60 mg/m2 i.v., days 1 and 8.
- Prednisone (PDN): 60 mg/m2/day, i.v. or p.o., days 1 to 14
- L-asparaginase (L-ASA): 10.000 UI/m2, i.v.days 5-7 and 11-13
1. Standard response: The induction treatment will be completed with the same drugs, changing L-ASA to ARA-C, during two more weeks
2 Slow response. Chemotherapy with mitoxantrone and high dose ARA-C
Intrathecal chemotherapy:
Treatment with mitoxantrone, ARA-C e hydrocortisone, days 1 and 22
Start in two weeks after last dose of induction chemotherapy:
- Mercaptopurine (MP) 50 mg/m2, p.o., days 1-7, 28-35 and 56-63
- Mitoxantrone (MTX): 3g/m2, i.v., in 24 hours, day 1, 28 and 56.
- VM-26: 150 mg/m2 every 12 horas, i.v. (infusión 1 hora), días 14 y 42
- ARA-C: 500 mg/m2 cada 12 hours, i.v., in 3 hours, days 14-15 and 42-43
- Intrathecal treatment, days 28 and 56.
Start in a week after last dose of mercaptopurine of previous cycle
- Dexamethasone (DXM):
- 10 mg/m2 day, p.o. or i.v. days 1-14
- 5 mg/m2 day, p.o. or i.v., days 15-21
- Vincristine (VCR): 1,5 mg/m2 i.v., days 1 and 8 and 15
- Daunorubicin (DNR): 30 mg/m2 i.v., days 1, 2, 8 and 9.
- CFM 600 mg/m2 day, i.v., days 1 and 15
- L-asparaginase (L-ASA): 10.000 UI/m2, i.v.or im , days 1-3 and 15-17
- Intrathecal treatment days 1 and 15.
Hematopoietic autologous transplantation with related donor, one or two months after last dose of consolidation treatment.
Hematopoietic autologous transplantation with unrelated donor, in patients younger than 45, and with PS 0-1
Hematopoietic autologous transplantation in patients without related donor and without unrelated donor after six months searching
|Ages Eligible for Study:
|up to 65 Years
|Genders Eligible for Study:
|Accepts Healthy Volunteers:
Inclusion Criteria:
ALL BCR/ABL+ patients Age < 65 years No previous treatment
Exclusion Criteria:
- Other LLA variability
- Previous history of coronary valvular, hypertensive cardiopathy illness
- Chronic hepatic illness
- Chronic respiratory insufficiency
- Renal insufficiency not caused by LLA
- Severe neurological problems not caused by LLA
- Severe affection of the performance status (grade 3-4 OMS gradation) not caused by LLA
Please refer to this study by its ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT00526305
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|Study Chair:
|Ribera Josep Mª, Dr
|Germans Trias i Pujol Hospital
Additional Information:
|Responsible Party:
|Pethema, pethema
|ClinicalTrials.gov Identifier:
|NCT00526305 History of Changes
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|Study First Received:
|September 5, 2007
|Last Updated:
|January 3, 2010
|Health Authority:
|Spain: Ministry of Health
Keywords provided by PETHEMA Foundation:
Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
Chromosome Philadelphia positive
Additional relevant MeSH terms:
Abnormal Karyotype
Leukemia, Lymphoid
Philadelphia Chromosome
Precursor Cell Lymphoblastic Leukemia-Lymphoma
Chromosome Aberrations
Immune System Diseases
Immunoproliferative Disorders
Lymphatic Diseases
Lymphoproliferative Disorders
Neoplasms by Histologic Type
Pathologic Processes
Translocation, Genetic
Anti-Infective Agents
Anti-Inflammatory Agents
Antimetabolites, Antineoplastic
Antineoplastic Agents
Antiviral Agents
Immunologic Factors
Immunosuppressive Agents
Molecular Mechanisms of Pharmacological Action
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Stay and play in San Diego's historic and vibrant Gaslamp Quarter, featuring fine shopping, restaurants, entertainment and culture. The Westin Gaslamp Quarter, San Diego offers a unique location, with the exhilarating excitement of the city at our doorstep. Whether it's an invigorating workout, time at the beach or pool, some retail therapy, or a fun-filled trip to the San Diego Zoo, activities abound in and near this urban oasis to help you energize the body, nurture the mind and revive the soul. Our 450 guest rooms with soothing color palettes and striking city and bay views provide a comfortable sanctuary from everyday life. Sleep deeply in your Heavenly Bed®, and savor the pleasant sitting area, flat-screen TV, and spa-like bath amenities.
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- The Westin Gaslamp Quarter San Diego
- 910 Broadway Circle
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San Diego . . . filled with the charm of its Spanish settlers, is a vacationer's paradise. Sun, sand, beaches, mountains, and lakes are all at your fingertips. Known as a world-class destination, it's no wonder they call it "America's Finest City."
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'Bloodsport' Becomes the Latest Remake That Nobody Asked For
- By Adam Bellotto
- @Eat_Sleep_TV
- July 24, 2013
First Stallone, now Van Damme, it seems today was the day to reboot the films of 80s action stars. The latest is Bloodsport, the 1988 action film that served as Jean-Claude Van Damme's first major starring role (outside of his turn as 'Gay Karate Man' in Monaco Forever). Variety reports...
Video: Lucas Vidal Shows Us How His Score Gives Haunting Atmosphere To 'The Raven'
- By Allison Loring
- @allisonloring
- April 27, 2012
At only twenty-eight years old, Spanish-born Lucas Vidal has not only over come a battle with cancer, mastered the ability to write orchestrations, instrument by instrument (all by hand), and honed his ping pong skills against director James McTeigue, he is also beginning to make a name for himself here in the states starting...
Sometimes, it's hard to avoid longing for the good old days, when movies about historic figures were about those historic figures and not the slapdash way they might be jammed into a straightforward genre piece. That's clearly a passé way of thinking in the age of Abraham Lincoln: Vampire Hunter,...
'The Raven' Trailer: Edgar Allan Poe Will Send You to Hell
- By Jack Giroux
- @JackGi
- October 8, 2011
"I will send you to hell!" You know, I'm not quite sure The Raven is going to be an accurate bio pic of Edgar Allan Poe. The Se7en-esque murder mystery aside, why isn't Poe acting like a big alcoholic in this portrait of his final days? Where's the binge drinking?...
'V for Vendetta' Director James McTeigue Negotiating for 'Ness/Capone'
- By Nathan Adams
- @templeofreviews
- September 8, 2011
Ness/Capone, as you've probably guessed, is a film about Eliot Ness' hunting of famed gangster Al Capone during the Prohibition era of the 1920s. The story of Ness and Capone has been told plenty of times before, perhaps most notably in Brian De Palma's The Untouchables, but Ness/Capone is said...
Summer Movies We Love: Speed Racer
- By Jack Giroux
- @JackGi
- July 6, 2011
Speed Racer is the young, hotshot kid that's going to shake up the world of racing. With the help of his loving family and hot girlfriend (?), he'll be able to stop the stock scheme of some villain and change the face of race car driving forever. Will Speed find...
Weekly DVD Drinking Game: Ninja Assassin
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- March 17, 2010
With the success of the Matrix movies and V for Vendetta, James McTeigue has now brought an onslaught of CGI blood and mayhem to the ninja genre with Ninja Assassin. Starring pop star Rain as an often-shirtless ninja assassin, this movie has the most self-explanatory title since A Nymphoid Barbarian...
Kevin Carr's Weekly Report Card for 11.25.09
- By Kevin Carr
- @kevincarr
- November 26, 2009
Kevin Carr heads out to the movies this week, giving his take on Old Dogs and Ninja Assassin...
Exclusive: James McTeigue Talks CGI Blood and 'Ninja Assassin'
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- November 23, 2009
Since Ninja Assassin comes out on Wednesday to slice your turkey for you, I thought you might want to re-read my interview with its director. Sadly for you, it's on video....
Fantastic Fest Review: Ninja Assassin
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- September 30, 2009
An orphan named Raizo, raised and trained by an ancient ninja clan, cuts a bunch of heads off while an investigator from Europol, Mika tracks down the group in connection with several high-ranking assassinations....
'Conan' Loses Ratner As Director, And Gains Who?
- By Rob Hunter
- @FakeRobHunter
- May 12, 2009
Conan has cleaved Brett Ratner in two and is now in search of a new director. Devin Faraci over at CHUD has gotten inside word on the four men in the running....
Live From Hall H: Dark Castle Offers Hills Running Red and Ninjas Assassinating
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- July 25, 2008
Dark Castle unleashes trailers for Ninja Assassin and The Hills Run Red on the unwitting masses at Comic-Con, sending horror fans and teenage Korean-Pop-Singing fans into paroxysms of joy. At the same time. ...
A wise dude once said, "If at first you don't succeed, try try again." But in Hollywood, the saying goes "If at first you don't succeed, produce."...
Will Collin Chou be a Ninja Assassin?
- By Scott Beggs
- @scottmbeggs
- March 18, 2008
If Chou isn't referring to Ninja Assassin, the Wachowski Brothers may have another martial arts trick up their sleeve for audiences to look forward to....