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When I started doing research on vermouth and specifically what kinds of snacks would be served with the taking of the vermouth, I came across a really interesting, if surprisingly simple combination from the people of Quimet i Quimet. Located in the Poble Sec neighborhood of Barcelona, this tiny tapas bar specializes in tapas featuring tinned seafood–a delicacy in Catalunya–and serves many kinds of vermouths to boot. It's long been on my list of places to visit but unfortunately we've yet to make it there, and I hope a third visit will be the eventual charm to finally bring us to that part of the city. (I have a feeling that a vermouth crawl will be in order now that I'm equipped with a list of all of the must-visit places to go thanks to Vermut.) Read More
La cuina de Catalunya: broiled quail and allioli, in homage to El Taller in Caldes d'Estrac
Now that our big news is out in the open I can return to my previously-scheduled food blabbering. Once again I find myself two months out from our trip to Barcelona and with very few posts capturing all of the amazing food we had this time around, but I hope that a preoccupation with figuring out where we were going to live next was at least a decent reason to be distracted. With many of those details finally being ironed out, it's time to talk about one of my top-five restaurants of all time: El Taller in Caldes d'Estrac.
We were introduced to this place by a front desk employee of Kalima two years ago: still very jet-lagged and also exhausted from twenty hours of travel to get there, I asked him for a recommendation for a good place to eat. He asked me if we wanted peix or carns, and quickly jumped at the latter. Giving me a card for a place called El Taller, he assured me it was the best place to get meat in town. The meal we had that night was exquisite, and one of our few regrets during that trip was that we weren't able to return there for one more meal later during our stay, so when we were planning this most recent trip Michael assured me that we'd probably eat there every night we were there. Read More
Imatages de Catalunya: a preview of what we've been up to in the past week.
Well, it was a whirlwind of a week, but we're back and rested and tanned. This trip was exactly what we needed: days spent sitting on the beach and swimming in the sea, long walks around neighborhoods both familiar and new, and meals filled with delectable food and drink. We covered a lot of ground and still didn't manage to fit in everything I wanted to see…but then that leaves plenty to explore on our next visit.
Michael likes to tease me that I'm always content to go back there versus trying somewhere else new, and it's true that if I could go there as often as I pleased I would, but this trip convinced him of the value of revisiting a place that is already somewhat familiar. This time we were not only able to revisit favorite restaurants, but also try out a bevy of new ones and squeeze in a half-day trip to Montserrat, in addition to indulging in significantly more beach time than the last time around.
Another difference from the last trip is my eagerness to write about this one. I'm still not sure what prompted the writer's block that plagued me two years ago—I still think the cold and grey weather was the culprit in addition to the shorter days—but despite feeling a familiar twinge of melancholy, I'm also incredibly eager to capture all of our experiences to paper. I won't subject them all to you in this space, but you'll have to forgive a number of Catalunya-specific posts likely over the course of the next few months as daylight becomes shorter and plumb this trip and its many meals for inspiration.
Tapas/tapes: baked eggs and chorizo, as inspired by La Tasqueta de Caldes.
One of the aspects of Spanish food culture that I love is how they eat eggs at any time of day, with no need to cloak it in the really irritating "breakfast for dinner" trope.* The tortilla is perhaps the most famous way they cook eggs–check out Le culs en rows for her rather brilliant mini-tortillas that you can make in a muffin tin, by they way–but I'm convinced that the Spanish version of any egg preparation is the best. When we do have some eggs on Saturday mornings, Michael follows the technique that José Andrés calls for in his scrambled eggs with shallots and scallions recipe and they always are really creamy and tender because he makes sure they are still a little runny when he pulls the pan off of the heat. And then there is the baked egg variation, which I first enjoyed at La Tasqueta de Caldes in Caldes d'Estrac and I've been trying to recreate ever since.
11.15.13: tapas (shrimp with garlic and cava reduction/gambes a l'all amb reducció de cava from El Quim de la Boqueria)
The last few weeks have not been particularly kind to us here at The Manhattan [food] Project, thanks to a series of injuries, illnesses, and mounting work stress that inevitably comes at the end of the calendar year. While everyone is physically fine (or at least close to it) now, in the last few weeks I had to deal with a husband who had a nasty sinus infection and a father who smacked his head against a curb when he tripped on a slippery ramp in Danbury during a weekend visit. (They are both fine now, but I feel like my sanity was hanging by a thread there for a while.) Even before all of that excitement I had been feeling discouraged, frustrated, and uninspired, and had it not been for an email exchange with a lovely reader, I'd be a lot crankier right now because I wouldn't have this dish, straight from La Boqueria, in my repertoire. Read More
Imatges de Barcelona: El Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria (or, La Boqueria)
If you've lived in New York for any stretch of time, you understand the dynamics of crowds all too well: the tourist presses in Midtown and down Broadway in Soho, the dSLR-wielding would-be photographers swarming Union Square on a Saturday morning, the crush of commuters on a weeknight 4 train. I live with eight million other people, you think, so naturally I'm ready for any crowd, anywhere.
Visiting El Mercat de Sant Josep de la Boqueria (otherwise known as simply La Boqueria) on a Saturday is an excellent way to test that theory. I've spent weeks now trying to come up with some sort of analogy to what the Boqueria experience is like, but the problem is there really isn't a pure analogue. Fairway is a full-fledged brick and mortar store, the Greenmarket feels positively airy in comparison, and Eataly is…well, we'll get back to Eataly in a bit. In the meantime, let me try to give you an idea of what it's like to wander around this massive market.
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La cuina de Catalunya: roasted Catalan romesco, seared scallops, and Made in Spain.
Ever since we got back from Spain, the number of grey, rainy, and unseasonably cold days we've had at home has been significantly higher than we usually get this time of year. I think it temporarily stymied all of that wonderful inspiration that accompanied me home from Barcelona and Caldetes because last Tuesday I mulling over what I wanted to make for dinner that night and had absolutely no ideas whatsoever. Remembering that I now had the first season of Made in Spain on DVD, I immediately went to the website to see if any of the recipes posted would provide a bit of inspiration.
And then I found this recipe and resolved to pop a DVD in while I made dinner and waited for Michael to get home. Suddenly, my grey and chilly Tuesday looked so much brighter. Read More


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Workers are cleaning and fixing up a business property at a key Whiteland intersection after the town ordered the owner to make repairs.
The work on the property, at the northwest corner of U.S. 31 and Whiteland Road, is the first major maintenance that's been done in about 10 years, Whiteland town manager Dennis Capozzi said.
A Mr. D's grocery store had rented the building, which is more than 60 years old, but closed in 2002. The site has been vacant since then.
A year ago, Allen Commercial Group bought the 1.8-acre site with plans to redevelop it.
This spring, the town ordered the owner, 8 North 31 LLC, which is managed by Allen Commercial Group, to take down the dilapidated awning, remove rotting wood trim and paneling, repair and paint the building façade, throw out any trash or debris and secure the building so people can't get inside.
The owner also must keep up on required maintenance, such as mowing, weeding and cleaning up any vandalism, according to the town's order.
When the Allen company purchased the property, officials said they had contact with some companies that might be interested in the location, so the town held off on ordering any repairs, Capozzi said. When he checked with the company several months ago, no negotiations with potential buyers were underway. The town decided to get the building cleaned up, he said.
"Basically they came back after an inquiry this spring by us and said we had nobody on the hook. That's when we decided when we'd do something," Capozzi said.
The building has been broken into multiple times since Allen Commercial Group purchased it, and someone stole electrical wiring and mechanical components out of the building, agent John Cunningham said. There were also signs that someone had been living in the building during the winter, he said.
The company has hired workers to meet the requirements of the repair order, and Cunningham said they were planning some improvements anyway to make the property more marketable. He said there was nothing new with efforts to sell the building, but the real estate group is continuing to seek out buyers.
"When you're trying to sell the site to new tenants and explain Whiteland is a good community, vandalism doesn't help," he said.
About 10 years ago, the previous owners put up concrete barriers to prevent semitrailers from parking in the lot and painted the building at the time, Capozzi said. Since then, weeds have overgrown the property, the paint has chipped, wood is deteriorating, and the awning has fallen into disrepair, he said.
The building had been owned by Wabash College and a resident who lives elsewhere. The grocery stores that previously operated there had rented the property.
Whiteland hadn't forced repairs before because the building changed owners twice and then was tied up in a legal case in the county courts that eventually led to an auction in spring 2013. Town officials didn't want to get dragged into a legal battle and didn't want to use tax money to make the repairs, he said.
Capozzi doesn't expect the property to look new after the current work but said the goal is to improve its appearance and prevent it from being a target for break-ins and squatters, he said. The town can't order the owner to tear down the building because it is structurally solid and in no danger of collapsing, he said.
"They need to keep control of that, and they've been trying to. But it's still a mess," Capozzi said.

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VOL. XLV OCTOBER, 1961 No. 2
lisabet Y'b,, Scilptor
SOMETIME IN JANUARY OR FEBRUARY OF 1873 there appeared
at the home of Robert Leisewitz at Brenham, in Washing-
ton County, Texas, a rather striking looking woman about
forty years of age. Leisewitz belonged to the group of German
immigrants who had settled in Washington County and had
made it into one of the most prosperous agricultural counties of
Texas at that time. The visitor had come from Thomasville,
Georgia, where she and her family had passed two unsuccessful
years at farming. Now they were among the thousands who were
migrating from the Old South after the disastrous War Between
the States to settle in Texas where land was plentiful and cheap.
The woman who visited Robert Leisewitz was not the usual
type of immigrant. Her looks and demeanor clearly indicated
that fact. Leisewitz, who was an experienced business man, soon
realized that his visitor was looking for something more than a
mere farm upon which she intended to make a living. No, she
undoubtedly had bigger ideas and rather ambitious ones. The
moment he realized the situation, the picture of Liendo Plan-
tation flashed into his mind. He, therefore, promptly took his
inquirer to Liendo near Hempstead and showed her the elaborate
mansion of Colonel Leonard Waller Groce, then vacant and only
a shadow of its ante-bellum glory. After his visitor had gone
through the great hall of the mansion and had stepped out upon
the veranda and looked out over the landscape, she spread out
her arms and exclaimed, "Here is where I shall live and die."
The prospective purchaser of the eleven hundred-acre Liendo
Plantation introduced herself as Elisabet Ney. On March 4,
1873, a contract was entered into between one Edmund Duncan
Texas State Historical Association. The Southwestern Historical Quarterly, Volume 65, July 1961 - April, 1962. Austin, Texas. The Portal to Texas History. http://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth101195/. Accessed May 24, 2016.


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WE ARE IN SEARCH OF ANOTHER BOARD MEMBER!! If you are interested, please email Kees Kolff.
Kees Kolff, President
Kees and his wife Helen have been residents in Port Townsend since 1997. Kees graduated from Harvard with an MD and a Master's of Public Health. He served 2 years with the US Public Health service in Puerto Rico as an epidemiologist and then completed training in Pediatrics at the University of Washington. For 17 years Kees was medical director of the SeaMar Community Health Centers, serving Hispanics, migrant and seasonal farm workers, refugees and other mostly low-income populations in Western Washington.
Since moving to Port Townsned Kees has served as president of Jefferson Land Trust, on City Council, and as Mayor. Most recently he was chair of the Jefferson County/Port Townsend Climate Action Committee and helped develop the newly adopted Climate Action Plan. He recently helped create and chair the newly formed East Jefferson Biomass Committee of the local Sierra Club. Kees and Helen co-founded and live in the Port Townsend EcoVillage,They live in smaller than average homes and share many resources like a shop, tools, gas cars, an electric car and a large community garden. They host workshops, have a small CSA, and welcome guests and new members. Kees is currently building a new "super-insulated" energy efficient home. The mission of the ReCyclery fits in perfectly with the sustainability goals shared by Kees, Helen, and their fellow EcoVillage.
A Baltimore, Maryland native, Sarah grew up in an urban city that had poor infrastructure for bicyclists and a separation from the natural world. Through adventures in the wilderness, Sarah developed an intense desire to protect the natural world around her. She followed her passions to college, where she received a B.A. degree in Environmental Studies with a minor in Biology and spent a semester abroad, studying at the University of Cape Town in South Africa. Sarah is currently the Stewardship Coordinator at the North Olympic Salmon Coalition, a non-profit salmon habitat restoration group based out of Port Hadlock. She coordinates tree plantings, writes grants and conducts scientific monitoring at restoration sites.
Sarah began frequenting the ReCyclery because she was attracted to the vibrant community that supports the organization as well as the wonderful volunteers and staff that exude energy and passion about bicycling. She is excited for the future of this organization and the future of bicycle ridership in Jefferson County. Sarah is hopeful that the work we do will inspire the next generation of bicyclists riding for everyday transportation in our town.
Sam Feinson - VP
Sam rediscovered his love of cycling in the summer of 2006, when he got on a bike for the first time in over a decade. A few years, repair classes, and bicycles later, he couldn't imagine doing without. For him, a bicycle is not just sustainable transportation -- it's a ticket to exploration and fun. After a childhood in New Hampshire, Sam received his undergraduate degree from McGill University in Montreal, and his law degree from Seattle University. Having lived in several cities all over the world, he is now proud to call Port Townsend his home. Sam practices criminal defense and family law when he isn't out riding.
Ron Lynn - Treasurer


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I have just purchased Office 365 P1 for my customer and tried to set up Mail control rule to redirect e-mail to specific A/C and find that option not available.(It is there under my trial version)
Then, I have tried to set up similar task called "Journaling" under Mail control.
However, I get the following error
Rule collection 'JournalingVersioned' not found. The system is incorrectly installed.
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Please help,
1. Any solution for this error
2. And other alternative to setup rule under Office 365 P1 ?
Thanks for the feedback.
Hi Orson,
Glad to tell you I have found a workaround to do this in Office 365 P1. Please take the following steps to achieve it:
(1) Create a new mailbox to collect all the messages. For example, firstname.lastname@example.com.
(2) Run this command in Remote PowerShell:
Get-Mailbox | Where {$_.RecipientType -eq "UserMailbox"}| Set-Mailbox -DeliverToMailboxAndForward $true
(3) Run another command to set forwarding rules for all the user mailboxes:
Get-Mailbox | Where {$_.RecipientType -eq "UserMailbox"}| Set-Mailbox -ForwardingAddress email@example.com
(4) Remove the forwarding rule for the public forward mailbox:
Set-Mailbox pulicforward -ForwardingAddress $null
After that, all the user messages will be forwarded to the mailbox email@example.com. And this forwarding rule cannot be removed by end users.
Reken Liu
Also, you can set the public forward mailbox as a shared mailbox, so there is no needed to assign Exchange online licnese on it.
Hi OrsonLi,
As far as I know, the feature "Journaling" is only available for an enterprise Plan. Would you please post a screen shot of the error message you received here?
I don't know how to capture screen shot here.
Do you mean all plans that start with "E" like E1, E3 etc ? How about the plan call Exchange On Line alone?
But why they put the journaling tab option there under P1 Plam if it does not work ?
This feature is really important for my customer. They switched to office 365 because they think they have this type of mail control.
Any work around solution with similar feature?
Thanks & Regards,
Currently the journaling feature is available for Office 365 E3, E4, and K Plans, and there is no any icons about this feature in Mail Control for P1 Plan.
I have done a lot of research to try to find a similar feature in P1 Plan with no lucky. The only method to do this seems to set a forwarding rule for each mailbox one by one.
Reken Liu
Hi Liu,
I am sure journaling button is there under my customer's Office 365 P1, I have capture the screen but do not know how to paste it here.
That will be okay to set up rule one by one but all users can view/amend/delete rule set by admin. Any method to protect that.
How about the rule feature under admin setup? Will it be available under E1 or E2 or Standalone SKUs Exchange Online Plan 1 ?
Thank for your effort.
I shall need to take some time to try that since I am not familiar with powershell command.
By the way, do you know if Standalone SKUs Exchange Online Plan 1 support this missing feature (There are no trail version )
Thank again
It works. Thanks
It's good to hear that. Currently the Journaling feature is not available for Exchange Online Plan 1, and in fact this Plan is used in small business and professional subscriptions now.
Will this capture all email sent from a user in the domain as well?
I followed these instructions and they worked BUT I would like to undo it now as I have some changes I would like to apply.
How would one go about:
1. Viewing PowerShell commands that are currently executing
2. Stop them from executing
Thanks for the help,
Hi Mch,
The Journal and retention policy feature are available for P1 plan now due to the service update from December 2011. The above workaround is still working. If there are more than one mailbox needed to be archived in a separate mailbox, we can run the cmdlets for these mailboxes one by one.
Thanks for your pointing out this.
Best Regards,
Reken Liu
Before the update completes, we can use the PowerShell workaround. Windows XP is supported with PowerShell, please see Install and Configure Windows PowerShell.
If there is any PowerShell connection issues, it is recommended to open a new thread in the forum, and you would be able to get dedicated support for the issue.


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Talented actor Deepak Chadda who has been seen in popular
shows like Sasural Simar Ka, Hitler Didi, Bidaai, Hawan and many more, is
feeling happy to be a part of Prabhu Deva's upcoming movie R... Rajkumar. Deepak
will be seen playing the role of a corrupt minister in the movie and he has
more of big movies in his bag which are yet to be released.
TellyBuzz spoke to the actor to know more about his character in the movie and about his future plans.
Let's hear what Deepak has to share with us...
Talking about his character, Deepak says, "I am playing the character of a corrupt politician who makes false promises to the public. It's a good character and I have got nice scenes in the film. The story is all about exposing corrupt politicians before the public. The associate director of the popular movie 'Tannu Weds Mannu' saw my work in that movie and was impressed with the same. I have also done a cameo in the film 'Wanted' and Prabhu Devaji had seen my work in 'Wanted' so this is how I bagged the role in the film R...Rajkumar."
Deepak further added, "It has been a very nice experience to work in such a big project with big stars like Shahid Kapoor, Sonakshi Sinha, Sonu Sood, etc. It's like a dream working with Prabhu Devaji in such a big movie."
Deepak who has gained lots of appreciation for his important roles in some of the popular TV shows, feels very happy about it and says, "I have played the main negative character of Chadda in Sasural then I have played the character of Sardar boss of Indira (Rati Pandey) in Hitler Didi which have been very interesting characters and I have got appreciated for these roles. My track in Devon Ke Dev. Mahadev ended recently along with actress Shilpa Shinde. Whatever roles I have played in these shows, I have been to myself."
Talking about his future plans, Deepak told us, "I have a dream to touch the sky. Currently I have 3-4 big movies in my bag. In future, I would prefer to act in movies but TV is a good platform too as it gives an instant credit and feedback from the viewers. Whatever I will do, I just want to do justice with my character. I wish to get recognized and respect from the people."
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To increase the family's livelihood, her husband works as a farmer and earns a profit of less than $1 a day.
They have three children. One works collecting recyclable items and resells them to the plant and earns on average around $2 a day. This couple aims to purchase a motorbike to take the recyclable items to the plant. Now the products are transported by bicycle.
This couple hopes to get a loan from Kiva of $600 to purchase a motorbike.
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Longhorns still think they won Big 12 football title
The Texas Longhorns still won't concede the 2008 Big 12 football championship. Prominently displayed on a wall inside Texas' Moncrief-Neuhaus training facility is a list of Texas' Big 12 and South Division championships. According to Tim Griffin of ESPN.com, the Longhorns have included 2008 among their Big 12 championships — with an asterisk. Last season, OU edged out Texas and Texas Tech for the South title in a three-way tie determined by the BCS Standings, despite a fervent protest from Texas coach Mack Brown and Longhorn fans. The Sooners went on to beat Missouri to win their third-consecutive Big 12 championship. Apparently, that victory is still not being acknowledged in Austin. BY JAKE TROTTER


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PUCO, Dominion continuing investigation of pipeline incident
NEW FRANKLIN — Public Utilities Commission of Ohio (PUCO) officials are continuing their investigation of a July 22 incident involving the rupture of a Dominion East Ohio pipeline near West Nimisila and Dailey roads.
According to Dominion officials, the pipe that ruptured involved an 8-inch steel line built in 1957, carried 1,400 pounds per square inch and is a storage line for gas found in the natural sandstone of the area.
The break in the line created a 10-foot-diameter crater, and gas was found dissipating straight up into the air, but there was no fire, according to New Franklin Fire Department personnel that responded to the 6 a.m. incident.
In the Nov. 29 South Side News Leader, in a story titled, "City searching for gas pipeline break cause," it was reported that New Franklin officials discussed the rupture during the Nov. 20 Council meeting. Mayor Al Bollas reported at the meeting that Leighton McCoy, storage manager for Dominion East Ohio, recently told city officials, "This problem was not of PUCO concern; therefore, there is no record of the incident on file at PUCO."
When contacted after the meeting, Neil Durbin, a spokesman for Dominion, said, "The event was not a reportable incident as defined by PUCO regulations. According to PUCO, incidents are classified as 'reportable' based on property damage/injury incurred as [a] result of [an] incident, which did not apply in this incident."
However, PUCO was notified of the incident and it was also reported to the U.S. Department of Transportation's Pipeline and Hazardous Materials Safety Administration, according to PUCO officials.
John Williams, director of PUCO's Service Monitoring and Enforcement Department, clarified Dec. 3 that the pipeline rupture "is a jurisdictional incident."
"It is something we are looking at and it is still under investigation," said Williams. "We are waiting on final reports. The duty is on the operator [Dominion] to conduct this investigation."
Williams explained Dominion must file a report every 60 days on the investigation until the final report is done. He said he did not have that final report from Dominion yet, but there was "no deadline" for it.
"We want to make sure the investigation is thorough and complete," he said. "We are looking over their shoulder to make sure they hire independent firms for this."
When contacted immediately after the Nov. 20 New Franklin Council meeting, Durbin had stated a report on tests done on the pipe showed "the presence of some internal corrosion in the ruptured line" and "confirmation that the rupture was not caused by a systematic problem attached to pipe type, year and manufacturer."
Bollas stated at the meeting McCoy told city officials the pipeline rupture was "an operator communication error, along with the construction that was being performed at the time."
Durbin said this week that Dominion is continuing its investigation.
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The Menzingers to release new album
The band the Menzingers will debut its new album, "Rented World," on Tuesday, April 22.
Released through Epitaph Records, the album is the fourth studio release for the group, originally from Scranton and now based in Philadelphia. Its last album, "On the Impossible Past," came out in 2012.
Fans can preorder the album online at www.themenzingersstore.com and check out a new track and video at http://noisey.vice.com/blog/the-menzingers-in-remission-song-rented-world-stream.
Marywood selling spiritual music
Marywood University's music department recently released a CD called "Meditations."
Focusing on spiritual music from different faiths for violin and piano, the album features Sophie Till, clinical assistant professor of violin, and pianist Ron Stabinsky. They recorded it on campus in Marian Chapel.
Available online at www. cdbaby.com/cd/sophietill ronstabinsky, the album costs $15 for a CD or $9.99 for a download. Proceeds benefit the music department.
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History groups to gather at festival
A local history festival will take place next month in Hawley.
Visitors will be able to speak to representatives of different historical groups at the free festival on Saturday, March 8, from noon to 5 p.m., at Hawley Silk Mill, 8 Silk Mill Drive.
Set to participate are Lake Ariel Region Historical Association; Dorflinger Glass Museum; Equinunk, Gouldsboro, Greene-Dreher, Pleasant Mount, Wallenpaupack, Wayne County and Westfall/Matamoras historical societies; Zane Grey Museum and the National Park Service; Grey Towers and Historians of Sterling Twp.
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Audiences top 24K at 'Jersey Boys'
During its two-week run in Scranton earlier this month, "Jersey Boys" performed in front of more than 24,000 people, Broadway Theatre League of Northeastern Pennsylvania announced.
Over the course of the 16 performances the national tour gave at Scranton Cultural Center at The Masonic Temple, it could have played for a maximum 27,200 people.
Broadway Theatre estimated the show could have had a $3 million impact on the local economy during its run thanks in part to the cast and crew's 800 total hotel room nights, shopping, restaurant visits and more.
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So I went to my friend's house and, being the nerds that we are, we did a divergent photo shoot. We dressed up as dauntless faction members and took pictures don't judge
Thanks for telling people I lack a dauntless appearance. XD
Woot I've done this with my friends, I'm the one that was closest looking to Tris so I dressed up as her. This is really cool.
Thank you ~ we were planning on taking the pictures outside but we procrastinated so now its to snowy
It's still a really good picture. You have snow by you? Lucky.
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If you're at Walt Disney World on Friday and you happen to see something that looks like a scene out of "Toy Story," have no fear, the army men haven't escaped from the theme parks.
Hundreds of G.I. Joe action figures will parachute to safety off of a hotel at Walt Disney World on Friday.
The mark the beginning of G.I. Joe Convention Weekend, known as GIJoeCon, at the Dolphin hotel, 300 3.75-inch action figures will go flying from the roof around 10:30 a.m.
It's no April Fools joke, the stunt has taken place at several past G.I. Joe conventions. (Video of the 2009 drop in Kansas City is above.)
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Career-best performances have earned Franklin College basketball players Bailey Howard and Katie Brewer honors as the Heartland Collegiate Athletic Conference Players of the Week during the first week of the conference season.
Howard was honored for the second consecutive week after scoring 45 points in leading the Grizzlies to a victory at Bluffton University on Saturday. That offensive performance was the third-most points ever scored in a HCAC game and came one point short of tying Franklin's single-game record.
The 5-foot-11 senior guard tied the single-game 3-point field goal percentage record by making all seven of his shots from behind the arc. He scored 31 points during the first half.
For the season, Howard leads the HCAC by scoring 26.1 points per game.
Brewer, a 6-foot-2 sophomore forward, averaged a double-double with 20 points and 10.5 rebounds per game in games against Hanover College and Bluffton. She set career-highs with 25 points and 13 rebounds during Franklin's come-from-behind victory over Hanover.
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Dollah Kassim
Dollah Kassim (b. 13 March 1949, Singapore – d. 15 October 2010, Singapore) was a footballer who represented Singapore between 1968 and 1979. A centre-forward, he was nicknamed the "Gelek King" (gelek is a Malay word for a bending movement) for his languid, graceful style of play and deceptive dribbling. Dollah was one of Singapore's most popular footballers in the 1970s. His fame was underscored in local pop culture when songwriter Azim Chan and singer Kamaliah Latiff released a song titled "Dollah Kassim" in 1975.
Childhood and education
Growing up in a kampong at Owen Road in Farrer Park, Dollah was the fourth child in the family, with five brothers and two sisters. He attended Rangoon Road Primary School from 1957 to 1962, and Serangoon English Secondary School between 1963 and 1966.
While in Primary 3, Dollah made the school's football team. He also competed in hockey, table tennis, softball, basketball and athletics in school. The young Dollah's neighbours around Farrer Park included national football team coach Choo Seng Quee, future Football Association of Singapore (FAS) president N. Ganesan and prominent referee George Suppiah.
Early football career
It was "Uncle" Choo who spotted Dollah playing football in the kampong and brought him for training sessions at the famous Farrer Park fields. In 1966, Dollah formed a team named Burnley United with some friends, which included future national team players Samad Alapitchay and S. Rajagopal.
In 1968, Burnley competed in and won the FAS' youth tournament. Dollah impressed in the tournament and was called up for the national football team, which came with a training allowance of S$5 per session. He made his debut for Singapore in April in a Malaysia Cup match away at Negri Sembilan, and also played for Singapore in the Asian Youth tournament in Seoul before entering National Service that year.
National team
After National Service, Dollah joined Singapore Pools as a clerk and played for the Toto Pools team in the FAS's National Football League (NFL) Division One. His national team career progressed as he was named in the Singapore squad for the 1969 and 1970 editions of the Merdeka Tournament in Kuala Lumpur.
Dollah went on to make an impact on the tournament by scoring four goals in 1971, including a penalty in a memorable 1-0 win over Burma. The following year, Dollah was part of the Singapore squad which spent a month training in London with English clubs Arsenal and Chelsea.
The National Stadium opened in 1973 and Singapore hosted the Southeast Asian Peninsular (SEAP) Games that year. Dollah was part of the team which reached the semi-finals of the SEAP Games in the newly-minted stadium, as Singapore beat Thailand 1-0 and drew with Malaysia 0-0 before going out on penalties against South Vietnam.
Having been briefly dropped from the national team for skipping training in September 1974, Dollah was back in the national team in January 1975. That year he was the top goal scorer for Singapore in the Malaysia Cup, with one goal proving particularly memorable. It came in the semi-final against Pahang at the National Stadium, as Dollah tricked his way past four defenders and the goalkeeper before scoring. Singapore however lost the Malaysia Cup final 1-0 to Selangor. At the end of the year, Dollah was in the Singapore side which finished joint third with Burma at the SEAP Games in Thailand.
In 1976, Dollah appeared in the Malaysia Cup final but Singapore again lost to Selangor. The next year, however, he was part of the team which defeated Penang 3-2 in the final, marking the first time in 12 years Singapore had won the Malaysia Cup. Dollah played in two more Malaysia Cup finals for Singapore in 1978 and 1979, but was denied another winner's medal on both occasions by Selangor.
Retirement from football
After the 1979 Malaysia Cup final, Dollah played for Singapore in the Merdeka Tournament, where he dislocated his right shoulder in a 1-1 draw with South Korea. At the end of July, Dollah announced his retirement from the national team, citing his age, a wish to make way for promising young players and his shoulder injury.
To mark his 11-year national team career, the FAS presented him with a gold medal worth over S$1,000. The FAS also organised a testimonial match for Dollah against Japanese side Hitachi FC, which was attended by 15,000 fans and ended with a 3-2 win for Singapore, with Dollah scoring the first goal. At the end of the 1979 season, Dollah was voted the FAS Footballer Of The Year.
Coaching career
In February 1980, Dollah passed a coaching course held by the FAS and went on to coach Geylang International in the National Football League while working with Singapore Pools. In the following years, Dollah coached Singapore's youth teams in the Lion City Cup (in 1981 and 1982) as well as school and company teams. He also continued to play for the Singapore veterans team into his 50s.
Heart attack and death
On 4 October 2009, Dollah played the first 10 minutes of a veterans match between Singapore and Selangor, a curtain-raiser for the Sultan of Selangor's Cup, at the Jalan Besar Stadium. At the half-time interval, he collapsed on the team bench after suffering a heart attack. Dollah was taken into an ambulance but his heart stopped en route to the Tan Tock Seng Hospital and he was given cardiopulmonary resuscitation. According to the doctor on duty at the match, Dollah's heart had stopped beating for up to 18 minutes before it was revived. He then underwent an emergency angioplasty at the hospital.
In addition to the heart attack, Dollah suffered brain injury and pneumonia, and remained in a coma after his surgery. In December, he was discharged from hospital, where he had been visited by former team-mates, colleagues and well-wishers including Deputy Prime Minister Teo Chee Hean and officials from the FAS.
In January 2010, the FAS raised S$82,000 for Dollah's family through donations from sponsors, club chairmen and the public, as well as gate receipts from a friendly match. His employers Singapore Pools also contributed to the financial cost of Dollah's medical treatments.
On 14 October 2010, Dollah passed away in his home in Sengkang. He was buried at the Choa Chu Kang Muslim Cemetery. In a letter to Dollah's widow, Minister for Community Development, Youth and Sports Vivian Balakrishnan called him "a legend, and a sports hero for all Singaporeans".
Wife: Faridah Syed Anwar.
Son: Mohammed Ezaad Abdullah.
Daughter: Ellya Hafsah Abdullah.
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Chan, Y. S. (2005, May 15). Where are they now?. The Sunday Times, p. 35. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Chan, U-G & Nair, S. (2010, October 15). A legend and friend remembered. The Straits Times. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Dorai, J. (1974, September 26). Prima donna Dollah is sacked from the squad. The Straits Times, p. 25. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Dorai, J. (1979, July 29). Dollah calls it a day after 11 years. The Sunday Times, p. 24. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Dorai, J. (1979, August 3). FAS say 'thank you' to Dollah Kassim in gold. The Straits Times, p. 33. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Dorai, J. (1979, August 20). Dollah bows out in a blaze of glory. The Straits Times, p. 31. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Dorai, J. (1980, February 1). Enter Dollah, in new role. The Straits Times, p. 39. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Lim, G. (2010, October 16). Goodbye, Gelek King. The New Paper. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Low, J. (2010, October 15). Dollah's jinking all the way to heaven. The Straits Times. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Ng, C. (1971, August 8). Hurrah! It's a great S'pore win. The Sunday Times, p. 22. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Osman, S. (2009, October 5). 'Gelek King' collapses, undergoes surgery. TODAY, p. 1. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Osman, S. (2010, January 22). Football chips in for Dollah. TODAY. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Palakrishnan, R. & Das, M. (1996). S.League: The Kickoff. (p. 77). Singapore: Singapore Professional Football League.
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Perera, A. (1993, August 15). The Gelek King scores new goals. The Sunday Times, p. 4. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from NewspaperSG.
Robert, G. (2010, October 16). You were something special, Dol. The New Paper. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Voon, T. (2009, October 5). Dollah collapses in mid-game. The Straits Times. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Voon, T. (2009, October 6). Dollah still in critical condition. The Straits Times. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Voon, T. (2009, October 7). New concerns for Dollah. The Straits Times. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Wong, J. (2010, January 1). Dollah discharged and home with family. The Straits Times. Retrieved on June 13, 2011 from Factiva.
Yusof, Z. (Interviewer). (2003, September 4 - 2003, October 17). Oral history interview with Dollah Kassim [MP3 Recording No. 2793]. Singapore: National Archives of Singapore.
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Burke nears Giants Despair record
LAUREL RUN — Defending champion John Burke put together another series of outstanding runs in the 2014 Giants Despair Hillclimb on Saturday.
Burke had the fastest time of the day, clocking in at 38.599 seconds.
Burke's time just missed the course record of 38.36 set in 2007 by Darryl Danko.
Burke will have five more runs today to challenge the record.
"That would be really cool," Burke said. "I'm not presumptuous enough to say I'm going to beat it, but if it happens, that would be wonderful."
Driving the same 97 Reynard Champ Car he won with last year, Burke, a Rumson, New Jersey, native, ran smoothly and improved on each run up the one-mile course on East Northampton Street.
"The car feels good and there are no problems with it," Burke said. "It has gone faster each time."
Burke will have to hold off seven-time champion and record holder Danko in order to post the fastest time today.
Danko broke or lost his turbo boost lines several times on his custom Jedi car, which prevented him from running his best.
"I was happy with the car after the first run and I thought we had something," Danko said. "Then on the second run, we had recurring problems. Now I'm wondering if we can fix it for the rest of the weekend."
Danko's best effort came on his first run of the day when he posted a 43.884, which was good for the fourth-best time of the day.
The second-best time of the day belonged to John Burke's son, Connor Burke, who raced up the hill in a time of 42.166 seconds. He broke a Giants Despair Formula Atlantic racing class record set by Danko in 2002.
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Formed in 1680 to manage British fur-trade interests in North America, Canada's Hudson's Bay hbc.t 1.2203389830508475% Hudson's Bay Co. Canada: Toronto CAD14.93 0.18 1.2203389830508475% /Date(1464368100000-0500)/ Volume (Delayed 15m) : 172039 P/E Ratio 8.088195460209112 Market Cap 2686786231.99463 Dividend Yield 1.3395847287340925% Rev. per Employee N/A More quote details and news » has a rich history on which to draw. Originally housed in forts near the bay, the retailer's outposts have been selling one of its customer favorites—tricolor blankets—for two centuries. Investors don't have nearly the same loyalty.
Local investors are understandably skeptical about Hudson's Bay and other Canadian retailers. Department-store giant T. Eaton & Co. went public in 1998, only to file for "creditor protection" 15 months later. The real-estate machinations of Hudson's Bay's previous owner, the late Jerry Zucker—who sold its profitable credit-card operation to fund his purchase and then allowed its stores and management to deteriorate—left a bad taste. The most recent owner is from a prominent real-estate family in the U.S., which tends to raise investors' suspicions.
So it wasn't too surprising that when Hudson's Bay came public last month at 17 Canadian dollars ($17.27), the shares already were marked down by 15% from the original asking price of C$20. The stock (ticker: HBC.Canada) quickly settled afterward at C$16.75. Kathleen Wong, an analyst at Toronto-based Veritas, doesn't think that's cheap enough and has a C$12 target price.
That seems too negative, based on Hudson's Bay's recent successes.
The retailer entered a new era in 2007 when a private-equity partnership bought it for C$1.1 billion. The partners' fund was spearheaded by Richard A. Baker, whose father, Robert, owns one of the biggest shopping-mall developers in the world and serves as chief executive of the fund.
The department-store company they created today generates about C$4 billion in annual revenue, gathered from operating about 25 million square feet of store space under three banners—the Hudson's Bay Company (also known as The Bay), with 90 Canadian stores; Home Outfitters, a bed and bath superstore with 69 locations in Canada; and U.S.-based Lord & Taylor and its 48 stores, which the firm purchased in 2006.
The younger Baker, who now heads the retailer, also can use Lord & Taylor as a guide. On a recent tour of the chain's famous Fifth Avenue flagship in Manhattan, he explained that Lord & Taylor has expanded its portfolio of designer brands and upgraded its technology to track everything from women's shoes to men's fashion to help drive sales. Despite a lot of initial skepticism from rivals, Lord & Taylor sales have grown to $210 per square foot in 2011, up 20% from $175 per square foot in fiscal 2009 (Lord & Taylor figures are in U.S. dollars). Adjusting for the roughly $20 million negative effect of Hurricane Sandy, Lord & Taylor's same-store sales would have jumped 3.7% in November.
"Rather than dealing in real estate and pricing his way out, Baker repositioned Lord & Taylor in New York, working with the brands to create a whole new retail environment," says Vince Camuto, a fashion designer for shoes and clothes.
Baker is trying to get similar momentum from Hudson's Bay. He hired Bonnie Brooks, a former merchandising chief at Canada's higher-end Holt Renfrew chain to restore the Bay's fashion sense and replaced management. It's refurbishing anchor stores and working more closely with important brands like Michael Kors and Burberry.
"We have world-class management people in every chair, the right vendor mix, and capital expenditure necessary to raise our sales per square foot," Baker says. The new executive team has a 14.6% equity stake.
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The far-flung regional outposts remain the biggest worry to specialists like John Andrew, real-estate professor at Queen's University, in Kingston, Ontario. "Nobody goes to the centers in Kingston and Ottawa," he says. "You almost can't believe they're in the same franchise" as the more urbane stores in Montreal and Toronto, he says. Baker insists significant changes are being made at these stores.
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Super 30: Yukon's Tyler Bowling blazing a trail to Division I football
YUKON — In eight years as Yukon's head football coach, Todd Wilson has built the program into a regular playoff contender, reaching the postseason four straight years.
And the Millers have done it all without a single NCAA Division I signee.
But that's changing.
Offensive lineman Tyler Bowling and defensive end Andre Dowuona-Hammond have each received D-I offers. And Bowling, at 6-foot-6 and 285 pounds, is adding to his list on a regular basis.
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"A lot of my teammates like to joke that I'm just getting offers because I'm big," Bowling said. "But I don't think so. My strength is pass blocking. I definitely want to improve on my run blocking and finishing plays.
"After last season, I started to realize this (getting D-I offers) was possible. It's been exciting with every school that comes around and ever offer I get."
During Wilson's tenure, a only couple of players have D-I scholarship opportunities at lower-level programs and none have signed. Others have walked on. But Bowling's recruitment among major programs has reached a level that no Yukon football player has seen since Oklahoma State signed running back Richard Schwarz 15 years ago.
"Tyler's got some nice offers, and I think more are gonna come his way," Wilson said. "The sucker wears a size 18 shoe. He'll just be 17 when he graduates. I think college guys feel like this guy could be a beast.
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"Part of it was that those guys were good, but part of it, he was just a kid. And he still is," Wilson said. "His best football's way in front of him. He's got a chance to have a real good senior year, and go play college ball somewhere nice.
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Alex Prager's Crowd Control
The artist captures the sensations of living alone in her new exhibit
Alex Prager has long been fascinated with the psychology of crowds. So when the Corcoran Gallery of Art in Washington, D.C., asked Prager, 34, to shoot new work for her first solo museum exhibition in the U.S., which runs November 23 through March 9, 2014, the photographer decided to tackle the subject head-on. "Face in the Crowd," as the show is aptly titled, is built around 10 large-format prints of scenarios created in the studio (among them, a beach, a crosswalk, and an airport terminal), some populated with as many as 300 extras.
It will also highlight Prager's earlier film and video explorations and include a new short, starring Elizabeth Banks as a woman who watches the street from her apartment window before venturing into the noirish action below. "I wanted to take an intimate look at an individual surrounded by a sea of strangers—and how it feels to get lost in that crowd and become anonymous," Prager says.
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Things to see and do - Mexico
Leaving for Mexico
Xochitécatl :
Nearby tourist sites
Things to do nearby
Chichen Itza Day Trip from Cancun
- 64 €
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Jungle Speed Boat Tour from Cancun
- 63 €
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Teotihuacan Pyramids and Shrine of Guadalupe
- 45 €
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Xochitécatl : Michelin's recommendations
Xochitécatl, a sanctuary historically linked to Cacaxtla, stands on a hill (a former volcano). Its Pyramid of Flowers was dedicated to fertility deities, attested by the numerous female figurines found here (displayed in the museum), in particular pregnant women. The view from the top of the pyramid extends over nearby Cacaxtla, the volcano of La Malinche and all the way to the volcanoes of Anáhuac, Popocatépetl and Ixtaccíhuatl.
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- Prices : 55 mxn (-12 years old free of charge)
Opening hours :
- 9am-5pm - closed Mon