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REDWOOD SHORES, CA -- (Marketwired) -- 02/03/14 -- Oracle (NYSE: ORCL)
News Summary
Focused on improving productivity of clinical programs, reducing costs, and boosting study participant retention, health sciences organizations seek ways to accelerate and streamline clinical trial data collection and management. To support these objectives, Oracle will integrate Nuance Communications' (NASDAQ: NUAN) cloud-based medical speech recognition technology with Oracle Health Sciences e-clinical software.
News Facts
- Oracle announced today that Oracle Health Sciences will work with Nuance Communications, a leading provider of voice and language understanding solutions and Gold level member of Oracle PartnerNetwork (OPN), to help simplify and accelerate data collection and management for clinical trials through state-of-the-art voice-to-text capabilities for web-based apps and mobile devices.
- Oracle and Nuance expect to work together to integrate Nuance technology with Oracle e-clinical software.
- Together, the technologies will help simplify, streamline and speed electronic data capture, mobile data capture and data review by clinical data entry staff, investigators and clinical research associates.
- By accelerating capture and review of trial-related data, health sciences organizations can speed time-to-data lock, improve risk based monitoring solutions and help to reduce costs.
- Nuance's cloud-based healthcare solutions enable the clinical trial team to document information and communicate findings virtually wherever they are using the most efficient accurate and simple tool they have -- their voice.
- Oracle Health Sciences delivers a comprehensive suite of e-clinical solutions that significantly increase productivity throughout clinical development process by helping to simplify processes across applications, reduce cycle times, and make in-stream decisions, while offering high levels of traceability and compliance.
Supporting Quotes
- "Nuance's medical speech and language understanding solutions allow people to stay productive by leveraging mobile devices, and cloud connectivity to communicate anywhere, anytime across devices and platforms," said Peter Durlach, senior vice president marketing, Nuance Communications. "Embedding Nuance cloud-based medical speech solutions into Oracle's clinical apps provides a more natural and efficient approach for clinical researchers and staff to deliver accurate information within their workflow."
- "Clinical trial sponsors and contract research organizations around the world count on Oracle Health Sciences' leading e-clinical solutions to help them automate and streamline their entire clinical development process," said Nick Giannasi, vice president, Oracle Health Sciences. "We are committed to continued innovation, and working with Nuance will bring powerful voice-driven capabilities to our e-clinical solutions, making it easier and faster for investigators and study participants to capture and provide accurate clinical trial data."
Supporting Resources
- Oracle in Health Sciences
- Follow Oracle Health Sciences on Twitter
- Join the Oracle Health Sciences Community on Facebook
- Oracle Health Sciences on YouTube
- Nuance 360 Development Platform
About Oracle
Oracle engineers hardware and software to work together in the cloud and in your data center. For more information about Oracle (NYSE: ORCL), visit www.oracle.com.
About Oracle in Industries
Oracle industry solutions leverage the company's best-in-class portfolio of products to address complex business processes relevant to health sciences, helping speed time to market, reduce costs, and gain a competitive edge.
About Oracle Health Sciences
At Oracle, we believe that a more predictive, preventive, personalized and participatory system will help improve human health. We can help accelerate this journey to personalized medicine through technology, data and insights. Oracle's solutions support industry initiatives to improve care quality and outcomes, reduce costs, and speed time to market for new treatments, therapies and devices. Oracle Health Sciences delivers comprehensive business applications, plus database, middleware, and hardware solutions for life sciences and healthcare companies and institutions worldwide. For more information, visit http://www.oracle.com/us/industries/health-sciences/index.html.
About Nuance Communications, Inc.
Nuance Communications, Inc. (NASDAQ: NUAN) is a leading provider of voice and language solutions for businesses and consumers around the world. Its technologies, applications and services make the user experience more compelling by transforming the way people interact with devices and systems. Every day, millions of users and thousands of businesses experience Nuance's proven applications. For more information, please visit: www.nuance.com.
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Don't let your weekend slip away. Find the best things to do on Sundays in New York City.
Free Father's Day Treatment at Skin Laundry
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The Humans
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The Crucible
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Something Rotten!
Something Rotten!: Theater review by David Cote Do you still, to this day, fondly remember that 1986 Taming of the Shrew episode of Moonlighting? Whenever blue, do you stream Shakespeare in Love or Blackadder II? Elizabethan fops and wenches forming a stagewide kick line cause a little flutter under the ruff? If you said "yes" to two or more, then hie thee posthaste to the St. James Theatre, where Something Rotten! has established itself as Broadway's funniest, splashiest, slap-happiest musical comedy in at least 400 years. The premise of this cockamamy geeky delight—16th-century playwright brothers (Brian D'Arcy James and John Cariani) consult a soothsayer (Brad Oscar) and find themselves assembling a musical adaptation of Hamlet called Omelette!—could easily have led to a one-joke SNL sketch or addition to Harvard's Hasty Pudding repertoire. Instead, tremendous care and showbiz savvy have gone into making a sophisticatedly silly rom-com that has it all: laugh-out-loud lyrics, catchy music, jaw-dropping sight gags and a powerhouse cast selling Bard-laced punch lines to the ecstatic balcony. "Welcome to the Renaissance," croons the 1595 chorus at the top of the show, "where everything is new." Novelty and fresh starts in life are indeed the appealing keynotes, which manages to put on a song-and-dance spectacle poking fun at Merrie Olde England clichés, while also sweetly celebrating the poets, nerds and artistic underdogs. Karey Kirkpatrick and John O'Farrell's book may bRead more
The Book of Mormon
If theater is your religion and the Broadway musical your sect, you've been woefully faith-challenged of late. Venturesome, boundary-pushing works such as Spring Awakening, Bloody Bloody Andrew Jackson and Next to Normal closed too soon. American Idiot was shamefully ignored at the Tonys and will be gone in three weeks. Meanwhile, that airborne infection Spider-Man: Turn Off the Dark dominates headlines and rakes in millions, without even opening. Celebrities and corporate brands sell poor material, innovation gets shown the door, and crap floats to the top. It's enough to turn you heretic, to sing along with The Book of Mormon's Ugandan villagers: "Fuck you God in the ass, mouth and cunt-a, fuck you in the eye." Such deeply penetrating lyrics offer a smidgen of the manifold scato-theological joys to be had at this viciously hilarious treat crafted by Trey Parker and Matt Stone, of South Park fame, and composer-lyricist Robert Lopez, who cowrote Avenue Q. As you laugh your head off at perky Latter-day Saints tap-dancing while fiercely repressing gay tendencies deep in the African bush, you will be transported back ten years, when The Producers and Urinetown resurrected American musical comedy, imbuing time-tested conventions with metatheatrical irreverence and a healthy dose of bad-taste humor. Brimming with cheerful obscenity, sharp satire and catchy tunes, The Book of Mormon is a sick mystic revelation, the most exuberantly entertaining Broadway musical in years. The highRead more
Bushwick Flea
Tired of the tourists snatching the best retro threads at well-known fleas before you even have a chance to dig? Bushwick Flea joined the area's market scene last year, and a few vendors from the original Brooklyn Flea sell their goods, so sift through their prime loot and avoid the masses. Other sellers run the gamut from Alpha & Omega jewelry to Zingara Vintage. Bonus: live music every Sunday!Read more
LIC Flea & Food
This open-air bazaar is Queens' answer to the Brooklyn Flea, as both markets offer a wide array of retro wares and antiques, finger-licking–delicious eats and gorgeous skyline views that could bring a tear to the eye of the most jaded New Yorker. But it certainly pays to take a train or ferry to enjoy the Flea's all-Queens Beer and Wine Garden, which serves eight beers from spots like SingleCut Beersmiths and Queens Brewery; the suds come in handy when you need to wash down Butcher Bar's wood-smoked BBQ and red velvet funnel cake from A Lil' Bit of Fun. More like a Lil' Bit of yum, right?Read more
Shakespeare in the Park
New York's favorite and totally free outdoor theater is back! This year, Tony-nominated director Phyllida Lloyd presents Shakespeare's The Taming of the Shrew with an all-female cast (a bold twist of which we think the Bard would approve). Fiery leading lady Katherina is played by the extraordinary Cush Jumbo, who must outwit wild outsider Petruchio, played by the marvelous Janet McTeer. Tickets are distributed every day at the Delacorte Theater at noon. Remember: you snooze, you lose.Read more
Nolita Market
This flea reopens in March, and though the list of sellers at this under-the-radar market is small, the variety of budget-friendly finds is massive. Expect to see loot like dainty pendant necklaces ($30) from Cameo Sisters and graphic tees ($34) from Dangerous Breed. But you'll want to revisit the flea each month to scope out new additions from interchangable vendors.Read more
RECOMMENDED: Full coverage of Gay Pride You know those street fairs that pop up around the city whenever the weather is nice? The ones everyone pretends to hate, but secretly can't resist walking into? Pridefest is one of those—but with way more sequins. In addition to enjoying the usual street-fair fare—tube socks, hilarious T-shirts, greasy treats—you can pick up information about public health, collect swag from corporate sponsors, and mingle with a crowd full of Pride revelers and shell-shocked Village residents. After things wrap up, you can work off that street food at the Dance on the Pier. Hudson St between Abingdon Sq Park and W 14th St. Subway: A, C, E to 14th St; L to Eighth Ave.Read more
River to River Festival
The Lower Manhattan Cultural Council's wide-flung free celebration has many exciting offerings in 2016. The first week includes works by John Heginbotham, Eiko Otake, Ephat Asherie and Will Rawls; the second features pieces by Wally Cardona and Jennifer Lacey, Jillian Peña and luciana achugar.Read more
NYC Pride March
Our favorite parade of the year paints Fifth Avenue all the colors of the rainbow. More than 80 floats, 350 marching organizations and thousands of spectators come together for a celebration of love, equality and a whole lot of drag queens. March begins at Fifth Ave and 36th St and proceeds south to the reviewing stand at Fifth Ave and 8th St before turning west on Christopher St to Greenwich St.Read more
Morbid Anatomy Flea Market
Collect rare books and antiques, eerily cute taxidermy and repurposed skulls at this bustling fair full of morbid curiosities. The Morbid Anatomy Museum has culled together some of its favorite artists to bring you jewelry and decor from beyond the grave. Just make sure it's dead before you wear it.Read more
The Taming of the Shrew
The Taming of the Shrew: Theater review by David CoteIf you think Shakespeare's battle-of-the-sexes comedy is a laugh riot, there may be something wrong with you. Willful and hot-tempered Paduan maid Katherina (Cush Jumbo) is brought to heel by physical and mental torture devised by her bully of a husband, Petruchio (Janet McTeer). The Taming of the Shrew is a breezy tale about breaking a woman's spirit for the good of the patriarchy. Even Othello and The Merchant of Venice try to complicate their racist plots. Shrew is thoroughly amusing to only a certain type of man.Cue the Donald Trump–style voiceover. Director Phyllida Lloyd frames her all-female, super-ironic production as the "Miss Lombardy" beauty pageant. "One of these girls is going to take home a yooge prize," gloats the announcer. One interesting effect of casting all women (and what women—the cast is packed with talented pros and newbies) is the partial suspension of unease over seeing females objectified, monetized and trained like animals. It lets the comedy do its work, and a lusty, charismatic actor like McTeer can swagger about like the rock star she is. Jumbo is appropriately fierce. Judy Gold and Donna Lynne Champlin play suitors of Katherina's sister, Bianca (Gayle Rankin), making merely serviceable roles throb with humor and outsize machismo (plus comedian Gold throws in a few fresh jokes). The overall effect is a Shrew that is subversive, sexy and, most of all, funny. Genuinely funny. Maybe there is someRead more
A Midsummer Night's Dream
Love makes asses of humans and fairies alike in Shakespeare's classic farce, in which a bossy Bottom falls into a wild world of drugged-up fairy sex. Stephen Burdman directs for New York Classical Theatre.Read more
Finding Dory
Pixar goes fishing for a sequel to one of its most beloved titles, 2003's Finding Nemo, and reels in a winner filled with humor and a not-so-subtle celebration of all species big and small.Read more
The Nice Guys
Legendary screenwriter Shane Black (Lethal Weapon) is back with an ultraviolent, ultra-funny private-eye comedy set in the 1970s, starring Russell Crowe and a riotous Ryan Gosling.Read more
Sunset Song
British filmmaker Terence Davies is back with a gorgeous turn-of-the-20th-century romance about a young farm girl, her abusive father and the glorious second chance she gets after he's gone.Read more
Love & Friendship
The cattier, comic side of Jane Austen comes to life in a return to form for director Whit Stillman, here reuniting his dynamic duo from The Last Days of Disco, Kate Beckinsale and Chloë Sevigny.Read more
Captain America: Civil War
It's Chris Evans's Cap'n versus Robert Downey Jr.'s Iron Man—a showdown of sincerity against sarcasm—in the latest Marvel megachapter, one with unexpected gravitas and emotion.Read more
The Family Fang
The estranged clan at the heart of Jason Bateman's prickly, intelligent domestic comedy isn't as royal as the Tenenbaums: The family members are all intense artists who have a lot to learn about being nice to each other.Read more
The Meddler
Susan Sarandon brings the bagels, the Joisey accent and a boatload of mothering to this warm comedy about a recently widowed mom who needs an outlet for her relentless caregiving.Read more
Sworn Virgin
The arrestingly serene Alba Rohrwacher (I Am Love) takes on her most ambitious role to date: an Albanian "sworn virgin," one of that culture's unmarried women who pledges to bind her breasts and live out her life as a man. The real-life setup is a knockout, both ancient and timely, and even though Rohrwacher never quite passes—she looks too much like Barbra Streisand's Yentl—the movie is on to a larger point, namely about the fluidity of sexual identity and our universal penchant for self-reinvention.Read more
Mister Sunday
The sun is finally out and teasing you to get out and have some fun! Justin Carter, an avant-garde DJ-composer, and Eamon Harkin, with a flare for Detroit techno, know how to get a party started. This year, the weekly Mister Sunday summer series moves from its previous Industry City location to the outdoor bar-meets-restaurant venue, Nowadays, located on the edge of Bushwick. There'll be plenty to eat from with Country Boys Taqueria and Nowadays' vegan and veggie-friendly kitchen, some fresh, locally brewed beer and sangria, sodas from Brooklyn Soda Works and no restrictions on dogs or kids!Read more
Rainer Maria + Aye Nako
Recently reunited Brooklyn-via-Wisconsin trio Rainer Maria stood out in a rather testosterone-driven late-'90s scene, thanks to its sharp observations on relationships—it did take its name from a poet—and the dueling vocals of Caithlin De Marrais and Kyle Fischer. Come expecting a hearty dose of circa-2000 nostalgia. In the opening set, young band Aye Nako—a sharply political anti-racist, anti-capitalist voice in the local DIY scene—punches up with tinges of pop-punk and hardcore.Read more
Robert Glasper
Even if his name's not familiar, you've probably heard Robert Glasper's playing featured most recently on Kendrick Lamar's gritty masterpiece, To Pimp A Butterfly. The latest studio work from the jazz–hip-hop crossover star, Everything's Beautiful, pays tribute to the legend whose timeless work he constantly mines, Miles Davis, with contributions from an impressive roster of musicians: Erykah Badu, Bilal, Hiatus Kaiyote and tons more. Glasper's Rolodex is world-class—recall that Kanye West sat in with the band at the Blue Note in 2011—so you never know who might turn up as he settles into this five-day residency.Read more
Bill Callahan + Sunwatchers
Your favorite songwriter's favorite songwriter, Bill Callahan hid behind the alias Smog for 20 years, pioneering the art of lo-fi releases. Since returning to his given name, he's put out some supremely beautiful records, the latest of which is 2014's rightly garlanded Have Fun With God. Catch the indie-rock vet live, and bear witness to his tenderly disconcerting, slyly humorous songs.Read more
Dillie Keane: Hello Dillie
A member of the beloved satirical cabaret trio Fascinating Aïda goes solo in the final offering of 59E59's Brits Off Broadway festival. Expect smart, tart original comic songs about life in the exhaust of the fast lane, delivered with aplomb.Read more
Florencia en el Amazonas
The reorganized New York City Opera presents Daniel Catán's 1996 magical-realist opera about strangers on the steamboat El Dorado, going down the Amazon in the early 1900s. Among the passengers is opera diva Florencia Grimaldi. Director John Hoomes re-creates his eye-popping multimedia staging, first seen at Nashville Opera.Read more
"Edgar Degas: A Strange New Beauty"
Incredibly, this show is MoMA's first-ever monographic exhibition of this Impressionist giant who became one of the most enduring and popular figures of 19th-century art. The exhibit spotlights a little-know aspect of the artist's work: His experimentation with monotypes, a technique invented in 17th-century Italy. A monotype is created by laying paper down on a metal or glass plate covered with a design in wet paint or ink, then running them through a press to produce a one-of-a-kind print. Degas exploited the full potential of the monotype: Some of the most haunting and abstract images here were the result of initially inking the entire surface of a plate, then creating a subtractive image using brushes, rags or finely-pointed tools. He also add colored pastels in some cases once the monotype dried. All of Degas's family subjects are here, including ballerinas, theater scenes and landscapes.Read more
"Human Interest: Portraits from the Whitney's Collection"
The Whitney combs through its collection for this look at one of art history's oldest genres with a selection of works spanning the first half of the 20th-century to today.Read more
"Crime Stories: Photography and Foul Play"
Crime may or may not pay, but it sure knows how to grab your attention. So much is made clear by this small show that's big on gory details, which presents a rogues' gallery of mug shots, crime-scene photos, tabloid images and works of art illustrating the criminal act's hold on the imagination. In outlining a history of photography's relationship with law enforcement, the exhibit reveals just how much the medium has enabled our prurient fascination with murder and mayhem. Photography followed police work almost from its inception, but its use became standard thanks to Alphonse Bertillon, who began his career as a clerk for the Paris Prefecture of Police in 1879. Tasked with maintaining records, he developed the first modern system of criminal identification. Known as bertillonage, the process involved carefully written descriptions of the accused as well as anthropometric measurements of their features. The latter is depicted with pictures of rough customers being sized up with calipers, though the result looks faintly ridiculous today. Bertillonage, however, also formalized the use of mug shots. There are earlier examples of the form here, such as Samuel G. Szabó's 1860 photos of unsavory characters (forgers, pickpockets, wife poisoners and so on), but the solemnity of his subjects diverges from the degrading matter-of-factness we usually expect from such images. Grimmer curiosities take up other parts of the exhibit, like a 1904 Bertillon photo of an elderly woman lyingRead more
"But a Storm Is Blowing from Paradise: Contemporary Art of the Middle East and North Africa"
The third exhibition of the Guggenheim UBS MAP Global Art Initiative series, this show surveys some of the trends in contemporary art in Middle East and North Africa, as well as the work of artists from those regions who are now scattered around the world. On tap are installations, photographs, sculptures, videos and works on paper from a broad range of artists whose works often reflect the conflicts of the region.Read more
"Nicole Eisenman: Al-ugh-ories"
Nicole Eisenman's New Museum survey takes me back to the 1995 Whitney Biennial, which included her wall mural, Self-Portrait With Exploded Whitney. Now buried behind a wall at the Whitney's old Breuer building, the work depicted the artist after an unknown cataclysm, painting among the museum's ruins as firefighters pulled survivors from the rubble. Viewed through the prism of 9/11, the scene would seem chilling today, but at the time, Exploded Whitney was taken for an ironic spin on the tear-down-the-system statements common to young artists. In hindsight, Eisenman's apocalyptic jape could also be construed as a prophecy of a larger collapse, one we may now be experiencing. In that sense, this show couldn't be more timely. Eisenman channel surfs through art history, melding Expressionism, Surrealism, pop culture and feminism as she dunks her brush into the stylistic wells of Francis Bacon, Otto Dix, Philip Guston and many others. Much of her work displays an affinity for the gallows humor of Weimar art, and considering the hypocritical dream state of contemporary American life—in which the reality-based community has given way to a psychotic break with constitutional norms—you could say that Eisenman's work represents a sort of Neue Sachlichkeit for the Trump era. Her views become abundantly clear in Tea Party (2011), which imagines our republic as a motley crew of survivalists in a well-stocked bunker. Joining them in limbo is Uncle Sam, who not only wears striped pants pRead more
"Unfinished: Thoughts Left Visible"
The certified, pre-owned luxury car of museums, the Met Breuer opened March 18 for an eight-year stay in the Whitney's old Madison Avenue home, while demolition at the Lila Acheson Wallace Wing on Fifth Avenue gets underway to make room for expanded modern and contemporary galleries. That's the what, where and when of the situation; the why remains more elusive. Yes, the Met Breuer represents a play for contemporary art relevance, but the main inaugural offering—a disappointing roundup of five centuries' worth of paintings and sculptures contemplating the question, When is an artwork complete?—makes you wonder if that's reason enough. In truth, the Whitney turned Met responds to several developments over the past decade or so that have apparently goaded its parent institution into focusing more on recent art as not only a good idea but necessary for long-term viability. First, countries such as Egypt, Greece and Italy began to curtail the flow of antiquities to overseas collections like the Met's in the name of preserving their cultural patrimonies. Aggressive expansion, meanwhile, put MoMA head-to-head with the Met for the role of Most Important Museum and the tourist dollars that follow. Finally, when London's equally august Tate Gallery opened Tate Modern in 2000, the Met likely took notice of the crowds flocking in. Not coincidentally, Sheena Wagstaff, Tate Modern's former chief curator, is now programming the Met Breuer. Pressed to explain how she'd distinguish its appRead more
"László Moholy-Nagy: The Future Present"
This is the first retrospective in 50 years of this giant of 20th-century modernism. Born in Hungary, Moholy-Nagy (1895–1946) became an instructor at the legendary Bauhaus, before his teaching eventually brought him to Chicago. A pioneering painter, photographer, sculptor, filmmaker and designer, Moholy-Nagy was a key innovator in the fields of kinetic sculpture and cameraless photography, and the use of ephemeral materials like light and plastics. He held to the utopian belief that art could change the world by marrying it to technology.Read more
Isa Genzken, Two Orchids
The German artist who stuck a giant rose on the facade of the New Museum reaches back into her floral bag of tricks with this pair of gargantuan orchids measuring 34 and 28 feet high, respectively. Last installed at the 2015 Venice Biennale, these meditations on nature versus artifice bloom outside Central Park just in time for spring.Read more
Cornelia Parker, Transitional Object (PsychoBarn)
This year's Met rooftop installation goes for gothic horror with a 30-foot high facsimile of the Bates residence in Alfred Hitchcock's Psycho. The handiwork of British artist and Turner Prize nominee Cornelia Parker, the work also visually references Edward Hopper's haunting 1925 painting, House by the Railroad, as well as the archetypal American red-painted barn. Built of wood salvaged from a real barn in Schoharie, New York, PsychoBarn is true to its Hollywood inspiration by consisting of two facades propped up from behind with scaffolding. This is actually historically accurate since the movie lot original was also constructed as a two-walled facade. Standing against the Met's view of Central Park, PsychoBarn also brings a touch of The Addams Family to Manhattan's skyline.Read more
"Isaac Mizrahi: An Unruly History"
Anyone with multi-hyphenate career aspirations (so 99 percent of NYC's millennial population) will enjoy this take on the life and times of designer/critic/host/cabaret performer/documentary film subject Mizrahi—the museum's first effort focused on the cultural impact of an American fashion designer.Read more
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Revolution Books 437 Malcolm X Blvd./Lenox Avenue @ 132nd Street, Holiday Party and Weekend, Dec 12-13
Saturday11 AM Children's Reading Javaka Steptoe, illustrator: Jimi: Sounds Like a Rainbow: A Story of the Young Jimi Hendrix
Afternoon: Readings, Conversations, Surprises, and LOTS OF BOOKS & GIFTS!
Evening: HOLIDAY PARTY Music and more
SundayAfternoon: ART SALE The first of a series of Revolution Books Art Auctions: Artwork donated by artists and collectors to support Revolution Books: Posters, Prints, historic African Masks & Sculptures
Sunday Funday: Fitness + Football!
TS Fitness - 321 East 61st Street
To celebrate one of the big NY events of the year - Jets vs. Giants - Ketanga Fitness is teaming up with TS Fitness to host a Fitness & Football Sunday Funday! Join Coach Robert Ramsey for a challenging - and fun - workout using dynamic stretching, high intensity interval training, heart-pumping circuits, and a restorative stretch.
After the workout, we'll head down the block where we have a table reserved at The Jeffrey in view of TVs for prime football watching. Whether or not you watch the game, you'll kick back with your new #fitfriends and you'll enjoy your first round of drinks and shared appetizers on us!
There will be a THANKSGIVING BLESSING OF THE ANIMALS service at the Unitarian Church of All Souls this Sunday November 22, at 3:00 PM. All pet lovers invited to bring their companion animals to be blessed. There will music, readings and a short homily. The Unitarian Church is located at 1157 Lexington Avenue (at 80th Street). Animal Assisted Therapy teams will be honored. The service is free and a freewill offering will be received and donated to the Animal Assisted Therapy programs of the ASPCA and Angel on a Leash.
Umm... TASTE OF GRAMERCY (NYC's best restaurants, free samples, yes please!)
Sat, September 26, 2015
Gramercy Park (Irving & E17 st)
11am - 6pm
50 local food makers and farms
boo this looks like any other weekend, no MDW events? Parties in Rockaway? Mr Sunday? come TONY you can do better than this
The Seed : MARKET - Pop-up Market 100% all plant-based
- Lots of artisan food, drink and beauty vendors!
- Cooking demos, morning yoga class, special film screening with Q&A
Sunday, May 17th from 11am - 6pm
At The Altman Building, 135 W. 18th St. (6 & 7 Ave.)
Details: http://theseedexperience.com/market/
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AMD will put ARM Cortex A5 cores into APU chips
Adopts ARM for security chores
CHIP DESIGNER AMD has announced it will design a security processor based on ARM's Cortex A5 chip that will become part of its Fusion accelerated processor units (APUs).
Following AMD's announcement that it had signed up ARM to be a part of its Heterogamous System Architecture Foundation, the two firms are seemingly getting closer by the hour. Now AMD has announced that it will design a security core based on ARM's Cortex A5 design using ARM Trustzone technology.
AMD claims its Trustzone security processor will become a part of its APUs from next year, and said it will be the first company to combine x86 and ARM chip architectures in a single processor die.
Unlike Intel, which spent billions buying McAfee to bolster its security designs, AMD seems to have taken a much more sensible and perhaps cheaper approach to incorporating security features into its chips. Of course Intel could have done the same but its pride might have got in the way of saving a few billion dollars.
Mike Wolfe, SVP and CIO of AMD seemed to hint that pride came at a high price, saying, "This example of AMD's ambidextrous strategy, which leverages our history of X86 and graphics innovation while also embracing other technologies and intellectual property, will help drive a more secure computing experience for our consumer and businesses customers."
Chip vendors such as AMD and Intel are looking at security-on-silicon as a major battleground in the coming years. While Intel decided to take the long route by buying McAfee, AMD, by opting to cut a deal with ARM, might shortcut its way back into the race.
AMD said some of its APUs will include Cortex A5 cores in 2013 and that it will expand its range in 2014. µ
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Haylee Alivaya Huertas - April 30, 2014To Brandon Huertas and Pracilla Garza of Gothenburg on Saturday, April 26, 2014, at Gothenburg Memorial Hospital, a daughter, Haylee Alivaya, weighing 6 pounds, 8½ ounces.
Paternal grandparents are Tony and Lacy Huertas of Cozad, and Pete and Angie Holbrook of Gothenburg.
Maternal grandparents include David and Rachel of Alliance, and Maria and Andres of Gothenburg.
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The construction of Botswana Innovation Hub (BIH) headquarters is set to make headway after many failed starts in the tendering process. The Botswana Development Corporation (BDC) Board Tender Committee has reviewed the award of the tender for professional consultancy services (Quantity Surveying). The tender was initially awarded to Ogaketse Mathware's Fitzwilliam Partnership but it seems it now has been re-awarded to the joint venture of Davis Langdon and Mmile Mhutsiwa & Associates, after the latter successfully sued BDC at the High court for giving the project unlawfully to the former.
Media reports here say a senior partner at Davis Langdon-an AECOM company, Frederick Selolwane, confirmed that his company has been awarded the tender and is undertaking the project. "We are busy at work. I am very happy that this matter has finally been concluded and the deserving bidder awarded the contract," he said.
At the end of June, a letter signed by the Secretary to the new Board Tender Committee Tidimalo Poonyane explained after the High Court after set aside the previous tender award: "The [BDC] Board Tender Committee duly met and resolved to award the tender to the Davis Langdon/Mmile Mhutsiwa Joint Venture Partnership. We accordingly advise that your tender bid has been successful."
Then she advised that BDC was awaiting handover from the former contractor-Fitzwilliam Partnership and invited the joint venture partnership to a meeting at a later date to agree on new parameters in light of the work already carried out. The project had been running for more than eight months and various stages have been completed and payments made to Fitzwilliam Partnership in the sum of USD130 000.00 in fees for stage 1 and 2 of the total of about USD1 743 935
The BDC board was revamped after a few glitches at the corporation and the new BDC Board is made up of former Debswana MD, Blackie Marole (Chairman), the BDC CEO, Maria Nthebolan, Armando Lionjanga, N.M Masisi, M.D Modise, V. Molatedi, Barney Molosiwa, Solomon Sekwakwa, Serwalo Tumelo and Reginah Vaka.
High Court judge Justice Isaac Lesetedi had ruled on March 30, 2012 that BDC had unlawfully awarded the two tenders for the Civil and Structural Engineering and Quantity Surveying components of the BIH project to Pula Consultants and the Fitzwilliam Partnership, respectively.
Reports say in the Quantity Survey component, the judge remitted the matter back to BDC board tender committee "for a proper evaluation on the same material that was before (them) on 24 November 2010".
"The judge ruled that he could not reverse the award to Pula consultants because information before court showed that they had carried out 85 percent of the works. Bergstan, who had also been recommended by the Evaluation Panel, appealed the Civil and Structural Engineering tender award to Pula Consultants, but lost the appeal at the July session of the Court of Appeal. The BDC Board Tender Committee that was found to have illegally awarded the two tenders consisted of Odirile Merafhe as Chairman, N.K Kwele, Maria Nthebolan, R.M Phole, James Kamyuka and B.G Mmualefe," said reports.
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It's now official. The number of billionaires and their combined wealth has surpassed pre-recession levels, setting new records in the process. According to the Forbes 2011 Billionaires List, which was released on Wednesday, there are now 1,210 of these exceptionally rich individuals around the world with an estimated total wealth of around $4.5 trillion.
The net increase on the list was thanks to 214 new billionaires set off by only 47 who dropped off. At the apex of the exclusive club sits the likes of Carlos Slim Helu from Mexico; Bill Gates and Warren Buffet from the US; and LVMH's Bernard Arnault. No great surprises.
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Together, the BRIC countries accounted for 108 of the 214 new names on the list. And 54 were from China while 31 were from Russia. Indeed, it is the BRIC story in the context of the shifting centre of gravity of global wealth which is dominating the headlines. "Asians overtake Europeans on Forbes billionaire list" declared an article for Today Online which counted 332 in Asia compared to only 300 in Europe.
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On a side note, one Forbes reporter chronicled the billionaires in the fashion business. Luxury tycoons like Bernard Arnault of LVMH, Francois Pinault, Giorgio Armani and Ralph Lauren were among several other usual suspects in this sub-list but what was interesting to note was how prominently their fast-fashion rivals also ranked. Right below Arnault (at number one) came Amancio Ortega, chairman of the Zara chain's parent company Inditex, followed by Stefan Persson of H&M. At numbers six and seven respectively were Tadashi Yanai of Uniqlo and Philip Green of Topshop.
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Russell confronts Mariel about how the hurricane has changed her; Underlay invites Dep. Sirk into his home to recuperate; and Jesse meets a lovely but odd girl while on vacation with Larkin and Rose.
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- Premiered: September 21, 2005
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- Premise: They're here---aliens, that is, surfacing in a Florida hurricane and assuming human form. But the ETs may have been there long before. That's the setup for this provocatively cryptic sci-fi mystery, which is eerily reminiscent of the classic `Invasion of t… (more)
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