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National Geographic goes under the hood to inspect today's Dodge Challengeran American classic reborn 40 years after its inception. Loud, curvy, and packed with power, the modern version of the 70s classic stays true to its roots, and adds technology and 21st century engineering into the mix.
Explore the 3 million square-foot Canadian assembly plant that pumps out 900 Challengers a day. Then, visit the state-of-the-art plant in Mexico that crafts the iconic Hemi engines that power most Challengers. And, witness the marriage of car and engine, as a synchronized process of human and robotic expertise ensures each Challenger passes a 30-point inspection.
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On Tuesday, March 18 at 7 p.m., in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's intimate Foster Theater, 2006 Rock and Roll Hall of Fame Inductee and original Sex Pistols bassist Glen Matlock and Sylvain Sylvain of the New York Dolls will perform an acoustic set of songs from the Sex Pistols, New York Dolls as well as other punk rock classics. Howard Kramer, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Curatorial Director, will sit down with the two and talk about their past exploits and rich punk rock history. Matlock will also be collecting his statue from the 2006 Induction Ceremony, which the Sex Pistols did not attend, making for one of the more infamous moments in Rock and Roll Hall of Fame history.
Tickets are $10. Tickets are available through the Rock Hall website at tickets.rockhall.com or at the Rock Hall Box Office.
The Hall of Fame Series, which began in April 1996, is a cornerstone of the Museum's curatorial and educational efforts. By bringing inductees to Cleveland (and occasionally to venues in other parts of the country) on a regular basis, the series offers audiences rare and unique access to Hall of Famers in an intimate setting. Formats for these once-in-a-lifetime events have inspired spontaneous conversation and impromptu performances, special presentations, and audience-participation question and answer sessions. The series celebrates the careers of some of rock music's biggest names and allows the public to learn about the history and influence of rock and roll from the people who made it. Each Hall of Fame Series is audio and/or videotaped for use in the Museum's future Library and Archives.


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A little over one week after making headlines in a lawsuit brought by the trust which owns the 1942 Cornell Woolrich story which Rear Window was based on, Steven Spielberg is making news again. The Los Angeles Times reports that in a scenario more implausible than most of Indiana Jones and the Kingdom of the Crystal Skull, Steven Spielberg (E.T.) and Peter Jackson's (The Lord Of The Rings) new project has been rejected by a major studio.
After reviewing the final submitted budget of $130 million for a 3-D motion capture (see Beowulf) version of Belgian export Tintin, Universal balked. The LAT article reasons, "According to several people close to the project, Tintin would have to rake in $425 million worldwide in ticket sales before the studios could break even," as "[Spielberg and Jackson] would walk away with more than $100 million before Universal and DreamWorks could make a profit." At press time, it was unclear who would have played Tintin's dog, Snowy.


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The AMA Motorcycle Hall of Fame Dave Mungenast Memorial Concours d'Elegance always features motorcycles for every taste. Participants show bikes from several eras and disciplines. Some bikes are expertly restored while others are near-perfect preservations of the original. Bill Biler is a participant for this year's show and he is bringing a completely unique and custom bike that took him over a decade to complete.
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It is the BB Special and was designed and built by me and a few of the greatest bike builders in the industry. I started the project back in 2000 and just finalized it last month. Q: When/why did you decide to take on a project this big?
I became the Indian Dealer for the San Francisco Bay Area in early 1999 and at that time I wanted Indian to build a rubber mounted (engine) bike, think FXR Harley. Indian said no so I took early pictures of my father on his Indian Roadmaster and got to work. Q: What is your favorite design aspect of this bike?
The 50's inspiration was what I wanted from the outset and if Elvis were alive this is what he would ride. Q: Where did your inspiration come from when you were making design decisions for this bike?
My Fathers stories. Q: What makes it cool or interesting?
Everything, let's take a look. Cabbage Cutter bumpers, Full polish engine, 8 Yacht horns, swept fenders I could go on for hours. Q: Is there anything special about this year's induction ceremony that you're looking forward to?
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After a year of renovations, Chakra Ultra Lounge will have its grand opening on Saturday night at 10 p.m.
Formerly Pounders, over by UCF, the club will be open seven days a week from 10 p.m. – 2 a.m.
It's $15 at the door and there will be live performances by N.O.R.E., Ja Rule and others.
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Regular exercise should be a vital part of every woman's life: It helps preserve physical and mental health and contributes to a higher quality of life. At menopause, physical activity also helps keep women's hearts, bones, moods, and dress sizes at their best. Experts recommend doing physical activity at least 30 minutes per day most days of the week. Here are six simple ways to build more into your daily life.
- Set aside 15 minutes: Go for brisk walks, practice your yoga poses, or drop and see how many push-ups you can do.
- Take the long way: Use the stairs instead of the elevator, park your car at the far end of the parking lot, and walk whenever possible.
- Be active on weekends: Do something physical for one hour each weekend day, such as gardening, raking leaves, or riding your bike.
- Seek support: Talk to your friends and family about becoming more active. Join forces to motivate each other by planning activities together.
- Keep it simple: Create an exercise-friendly environment by keeping walking shoes at work or an exercise bag in the car. Continue the activities you are doing now but do them more often.
- Seek assistance: Your healthcare provider can help you determine the initial level of exercise appropriate for you. Increase the duration and intensity as you adjust to the new lifestyle.
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1. Professionals suggest 30 minutes of aerobic activity per day for the greatest effect on heart and lung health. Remember, this doesn't have to happen all at once. Three 10-minute sessions can have the same impact. Previously inactive women should gradually work up to this level. A good way to start is simply a 15-minute walk at a moderate pace three times per week.
2. Weight-bearing activities, such as fast walking or working with weights to build muscle, delay or prevent bone loss.
3. Flexibility exercises, such as yoga and stretching, help keep your muscles strong and supple as you age. They can also improve your balance, which lessens the risk of fractures caused by falls. Both weight-bearing and flexibility exercises should be done two to three times per week.
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Artist Interview: Candace Jean Anderson on her fairy tale art at Blonde Grizzly
The Utah Arts Festival is almost here (June 23-26). I'm sure the art bug has already bitten many of you. But why wait to see some great art? Here is my interview with artist Candace Jean Anderson whose first solo art show, Reflections: A Menagerie of New Work by Candace Jean starts at Blonde Grizzly on Friday night. Read More


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The Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum unveiled a new spotlight exhibition focused on the history of influential British record label Two-Tone and features handwritten lyrics, photographs, singles, instruments, apparel items and more from numerous bands on the legendary label.
Between 1979 and 1986, the Two-Tone label released 28 singles, including hits by the Specials, the Selecter, Madness, the Bodysnatchers and the Beat, known as the English Beat outside of the U.K. Although only the English Beat -- and to a lesser extent, Madness -- ever had much success outside of the U.K., the Two-Tone movement combined infectious dance music and progressive ideals to confront the status quo. Two-Tone laid the groundwork for the success of such American artists as the Mighty Mighty Bosstones, Fishbone, Sublime, Reel Big Fish and the multi-platinum selling No Doubt.
Highlights from the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum's Two-Tone exhibit include:
Dave Wakeling of the Beat 1980 Jay Dee Six Custom Guitar
Singer, songwriter and guitarist Dave Wakeling played this guitar onstage and in the studio between 1980 and 2006 with the Beat, his follow-up group, General Public, and as a solo artist.
One Step Beyond Master Tape Box, 1979
One Step Beyond was Madness' first album. It reached Number Two and stayed in the U.K. charts for more than a year.
Five 2-Tone Badges, c. 1979
Badges and lapel pins, especially those depicting "Walt Jabsco," the iconic record label logo figure, were important signifiers of the 2-Tone scene.
"Tears of a Clown" 45 single, 1979
The English Beat's version of this Smokey Robinson and the Miracles 1970 hit reached Number Six on the U.K. chart.
"Ghost Town" 45 single, 1981
"Ghost Town" is the Specials' final recording. It's an eerie, world-weary document of the final days of the band, the disintegration of the 2-Tone scene and encapsulated the mood of the U.K. in the summer of 1981.
For more information on this and other special exhibitions at the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum, visit rockhall.com/exhibits.
About Two-Tone Records
Two-Tone was a group of black and white kids from Coventry, Birmingham and London, England – white punk rockers and black rude-boys and girls -- who stood against the economic policies of Prime Minister Margaret Thatcher's government and the Neo-Nazi National Front, promoted racial harmony through the irresistible and exuberant rhythm of ska music and revolutionized the British music scene. Jerry Dammers, Two-Tone mastermind, keyboardist and songwriter for the movement's forward guard shock troops, the Specials, told Mojo magazine, "We were aiming for revolution. We were trying to change minds."
Coventry, center of the British auto industry, had been known as "the Detroit of Britain." By the late Seventies, however, with an unemployment rate upwards of 20% and youth and violent crime rates spiking, hard times had come to Coventry, as they had to most of the U.K. Specials' lead singer Terry Hall recalled, "Coventry was such a violent, dead-end place. So many people were losing their jobs. It was depressing." Jerry Dammers recalls, "I had wanted to get a band together for some time….The whole punk thing opened up the way -- it gave me the confidence to do my own thing. It made you realize that anything was possible."
Dammers formed the Specials in 1977. They played ska music, described by Specials' bassist Horace Panter this way: "The music that predated reggae, ska was a combination of traditional Caribbean mento rhythms and the R&B walking bass backbeat that late 1950s Jamaicans were hearing on their radios when they tuned into American stations." The first ska records were released in Jamaica in 1960 and the sound soon travelled to England, where it took dance halls and house parties by storm. In ska music, the Specials found the perfect fit for their punk and reggae roots. Dammers recalled, "We were playing a music that combined black and white influences, that was united."
Taking Berry Gordy's Motown record label as a blueprint was a natural instinct for a group of ambitious and soulful kids from the Detroit of Britain. With "an agenda for social change resulting in racial harmony," Dammers and his gang of rude-boys and punks created the Two-Tone label. Dammers designed its black and white checkered logo and rude-boy symbol "Walt Jabsco," so-called after a name on a thrift shop-purchased bowling shirt. The first release on the Two-Tone label, "Gangsters," backed with "The Selecter," was shared between the Specials and fellow Coventry band the Selecter, which featured Neol Davies, an old bandmate of Jerry Dammers', and charismatic rude-girl frontwoman, Pauline Black.
Voices from outside of Coventry soon began spreading the ska gospel as Camden Town's own Madness became part of the Two-Tone congregation. Madness released its first single, "The Prince," in October 1979, the same month that they joined a 40-date Two- Tone tour of Britain along with the Specials and the Selecter. "The Nutty Boys" – as Madness are affectionately known, would eventually become the Two-Tone group most embraced by its nation. The Madness body of work, the group's longevity and its distinctive "Britishness" has embedded the group in the British consciousness. The group became an archetype of British culture, performing on the roof of Buckingham Palace for the Queen's Diamond Jubilee and at the 2012 Olympics' closing ceremony. Birmingham's the Beat released its Two-Tone debut, "Tears of a Clown" in January 1980. The Beat's Dave Wakeling and Ranking Roger would go on to form General Public with the Specials' Horace Panter and Mick Jones of the Clash, while Beat guitarist Andy Cox and bassist David Steele formed Fine Young Cannibals with vocalist Roland Gift. Two-Tone returned to Coventry to round out its label roster with the all-female Bodysnatchers, fronted by Rhoda Dakar.
The U.K. anthem of the summer of 1981 was the Specials' Number One hit, "Ghost Town." The hope and progressive spirit of the Two-Tone movement had given way to violence at Specials' gigs as skinheads and rude-boys clashed. The U.K. erupted in riots against Thatcherite policies and streets were set ablaze in Brixton, Birmingham and Liverpool. By October 1981, the Specials split, with guitarist Lynval Golding and vocalists Terry Hall and Neville Staple forming Fun Boy Three. Jerry Dammers continued to record as the Special A.K.A., recruiting Bodysnatchers' lead singer Rhoda Dakar. In 1984, the Special A.K.A. recorded the anti-apartheid anthem "Nelson Mandela," demanding the release of the decades-imprisoned civil rights leader who would eventually become the first black president of South Africa. By 1986, Two-Tone had released its last single and all of the groups had dissolved, although various configurations of the Specials, the Selecter and Madness continue to tour. Specials' bassist Horace Panter may have said it best when describing Two-Tone's legacy, "(We) took the spirit of the time and turned it from negative, apathetic and nihilistic to positive."


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We've fought for the creation of national parks and other protected areas, helped create the FSC - the world's most reliable forest certification scheme - and we're working to tackle new threats, like the destruction of forests for bioenergy.
There's much to celebrate. But forests still face major threats.
We're asking decision makers in government and business to help us take a hard look at some of the biggest challenges and stickiest issues.
- How do we meet the world's demand for timber, pulp and paper while protecting forests for wildlife?
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WWF combines cutting edge science, new perspectives from partners and our decades of on-the-ground experience to help answer these questions.
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At DrapeStyle our Workroom Manager, Berta has been making custom drapes since 1965. She pretty much has it down to a science by now – or really down to an art form. Our Seamstresses have an average of 15 years experience working on custom drapes and when it comes to working on $350 per yard fabric, we are pretty confident that there aren't a more capable group of Seamstresses around. So, if you are looking for amazing custom designer drapes that make a statement, consider looking at our Schumacher Collection. I'd also suggest calling one of our Designers who can help you to confirm your measurements and walk you through your order 800-760-8257.


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- 1/4 cup buttermilk
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- 1-1/2 teaspoons taco seasoning
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic salt
- 3 medium zucchini, cut into 1/4-inch slices
- 1/4 cup fat-free sour cream
- 1/4 cup fat-free ranch salad dressing
- 1/4 cup salsa
- In a shallow bowl, combine buttermilk and egg substitute. In another shallow bowl, combine the bread crumbs, cheese, taco seasoning and garlic salt. Dip zucchini in buttermilk mixture, then bread crumb mixture.
- Place on baking sheets coated with cooking spray. Bake at 400° for 20-25 minutes or until golden brown, turning once.
- In a small bowl, combine the sour cream, ranch dressing and salsa. Serve with zucchini. Yield: 10 servings (3/4 cup sauce).
Originally published as Zucchini Fritters in Healthy Cooking April/May 2008, p14
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Frankie Sardo is not a rock and roll star. He never sold a million albums or reached the top of the charts. He is not a household name. However, he is a vital character in one of the most important chapters of rock and roll history. Frankie Sardo was the opening act for the 1959 Winter Dance Party at the Surf Ballroom in Clear Lake, Iowa, which was the last concert performance for Buddy Holly, Ritchie Valens and the Big Bopper. The three music legends were killed when their plane crashed following their performance at the Surf Ballroom on February 3, 1959. A little over 51 years after that fateful night, Frankie Sardo returned to the Surf Ballroom for the first time.
In a continuing partnership with the Surf Ballroom, the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum co-sponsored a luncheon with the Surf as part of the Winter Dance Party event on February 6, 2010, in Clear Lake. The luncheon featured a one-on-one interview with Frankie Sardo. This interview was the first time Sardo has publicly spoken about his memories and stories surrounding the tour.
Sardo never wanted to be a rock and roll star. He was invited to join the tour because he had a regional hit in the Midwest with a song his brother had written called "Fake Out;" his friends, the other artists already booked on the tour, asked him to come along as the opening act. He had just come back from a tour of duty in the Korean War and thought it sounded like it would be a fun trip. Sardo's memories of the tour and the other musicians he traveled with are as clear as the day he first stepped on the stage at the Surf Ballroom. Upon returning to the Surf all these years later, he said that what came back immediately was the laughter. The conditions of the Winter Dance Party tour were horrible – zigzagging across the frozen Midwest in the dead of winter, with 35 degrees below zero temperatures in rickety old buses that kept breaking down. Even so, there was no shortage of practical jokes, card playing, story telling and song swapping. One of the best jokes, according to Sardo, was before a performance one night, he and the other guys re-strung Buddy Holly's guitar upside down. Buddy ran on stage and grabbed his guitar, like he always did, started strumming… As the tour progressed, Sardo was musically and personally influenced by the other acts. Ritchie Valens' roommate on the tour, Sardo remembers how polite Valens was – calling everyone sir. Sardo grabbed the "kid" and explained to him that he was a rock star, he had a major hit record and he should be telling people to move over and give him a seat! He remembers Bopper's booming laugh and Buddy's sense of humor. He remembers youth, the kids screaming in the audience – so much so, that for fun the singers would sing impromptu risqué lyrics to their well-known hits because the pandemonium from the crowd was so loud.
Sardo decided that he wanted to share his story after last year's 50 Winters Later event that the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame and Museum co-produced with the Surf Ballroom, celebrating the 50th anniversary of the Winter Dance Party. His favorite memory from the Winter Dance Party tour happened one night while riding on the miserable, cold bus. Buddy Holly broke out his guitar and wanted to play the group a new song he had just recorded called "It Doesn't Matter Anymore." Buddy wanted their opinion on the song. Sardo explains how in this moment, he was flooded with emotion realizing just how special and talented this group of men he was traveling with really are.
Overall, Frankie Sardo is thankful for the Surf and the Rock Hall and the events they produce that keep the music and the memories alive, stating "You kept the music alive. Nothing died here…"


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"A traffic jam back in Bayou La Batre, Alabama, a rural town of 2,500, was a drawbridge going up. I opened my solo practice there in 1990, seeing 15 to 20 people a day. I could just get into my little truck and make house calls to bedridden patients. You can see whether there's a rug they could trip on, check whether the meds in the cabinet are the ones you prescribed. My house there is on about an acre of land with lots of trees—very different from my high-rise apartment in D.C. There's a gym right in the building, but it was actually more convenient to exercise on my porch at home.
"Sometimes people here recognize me on the street or in the subway, and I'll talk to them. But the biggest difference between D.C. and Bayou La Batre is that it's the small town that is the fishbowl—everybody knows you. You can't get away with anything. Here you could be standing on your head in the street, and nobody would really care.
"I miss seeing the fishing boats go by, but now the Capitol is right outside my office window. It's amazing to be in the middle of history. I still work constantly, though I don't get urgent phone calls from ICU nurses in the middle of the night, which is nice! Instead, I have very long days full of meetings and briefings. There are so many issues to take on, and since I'm a family doctor, I want to treat them all."
Originally published in the July/August 2010 issue of More.


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The Knocks today release their high energy The Feeling Remix EP. Further ampage is provided by remixers Lazerdisk Party Sex, Edwin van Cleef, Seamus Haji, and Com Truise. Nonstop booty bumping, shimmying, and bouncing to all of this right here. Join in with the stream below!
As a bonus, the duo are doing a Facebook giveaway of the TheFatRat remix for "The Feeling."
Their tour kicks off today in Buffalo, NY. Check the dates after the jump!


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Ranked among the nation's most integrated healthcare systems, Community Health Network is Central Indiana's leader in providing convenient access to exceptional healthcare services, where and when patients need them—in hospitals, health pavilions, workplaces, schools and homes.
Patent ductus arteriosus (PDA) is a condition in which the connecting blood vessel between the pulmonary artery and the aorta in fetal circulation, called the ductus arteriosus, stays open in a newborn baby.
Because the placenta does the work of exchanging oxygen (O2) and carbon dioxide (CO2) through the mother's circulation, the fetal lungs are not used for breathing. Instead of blood flowing to the lungs to pick up oxygen and then flowing to the rest of the body, the fetal circulation shunts (bypasses) most of the blood away from the lungs. In the fetus, blood is shunted from the pulmonary artery to the aorta through the ductus arteriosus. However, with the first breaths of air the baby takes at birth, the fetal circulation changes. A larger amount of blood is sent to the lungs to pick up oxygen. Because the ductus arteriosus is no longer needed, it normally begins to wither and close off.
Some babies are more likely to have PDA, especially premature babies. Babies with respiratory problems at birth may have a difficult time increasing the pressure inside the lungs and changing the blood flow. PDA is also a common congenital (present at birth) heart defect and may occur along with other heart defects. It is twice as common in females as in males.
Problems are more likely to occur if the opening of the PDA is large. The shunting causes too much blood to flow to the lungs and not enough to the other parts of the body. There may be changes in the blood pressure, and the heart may enlarge as it tries to make up for the abnormal blood flow. Babies with PDA may be at risk for infection or inflammation of the arteries. Severe PDA can cause slow growth, and may result in heart failure. In premature babies, PDA can complicate respiratory problems, making the distributing of oxygen more difficult.
Babies with small PDAs may not have any observable symptoms, but those with a larger opening often do. The following are the most common symptoms of PDA. However, each baby may experience symptoms differently. Symptoms may include:
The symptoms of PDA may resemble other conditions or medical problems. Always consult your baby's physician for a diagnosis.
In addition to a complete medical history and physical examination (especially listening to the heart for sounds of the murmur that are common with PDA), diagnostic procedures may include:
Specific treatment for patent ductus arteriosus will be determined by your baby's physician based on:
Small PDAs may not require treatment or may close without treatment.
In premature babies, an aspirin-type drug called indomethacin is often given. Indomethacin has been shown to be very effective in causing the PDA to close. Further studies are being done to find out if it will also help prevent PDA in babies at risk for the condition.
If a PDA does not respond to medication, or is due to causes other than prematurity, surgery may be needed. This surgery is called ligation and involves placing a suture around the ductus to close it.
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To grow from failure, you have to figure out what you did wrong so you don't do it again. Psychologist Tamar Chansky suggests creating a pie chart: "Start to think about all the different components that went into the situation not turning out as planned," she says. Ask yourself, How much did each factor contribute? Draw appropriately sized slivers and label them. Some of the slices may be factors you couldn't regulate: "The boss kept changing his mind"; "My workload that day was too heavy." Others may in fact be under your control: "I didn't double-check my work"; "I could have spoken up more assertively in that meeting." The pie chart provides an objective way of looking at a situation, offering visible proof that your actions are just one part of a larger whole that also involves the difficulty of the task and the contributions of others. As you plan further endeavors, you can proactively identify and work harder on the parts that lie within your control.
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Christmas shopping in the old Hanseatic port
In late November, Hamburg's lakes, river and canals reflect the pre-holiday sparkle of the north German metropolis. Christmas shopping on the Alster and Elbe is a magical experience, largely because of the many small, owner-run specialty shops and boutiques just waiting to be explored. Many of the garments, gourmet foods and designer items, from the bold to the luxurious, make wonderful gifts that are simply available no place else!
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Small boutiques – from daring to luxurious
Secret Service is a small, modern lingerie shop "without mom styles or the neon atmosphere of a department store," says proprietor Carolin Feige. Instead, women will find exactly what they're looking for and men are sure to pick up all the lingerie or beauty products they need to make a good impression on their loved ones. The undergarments in this shop located smack in the middle of the trendy Schanzenviertel district range from casual to romantic to sexy, and many of the labels, including undrest (USA), Playful Promises (UK), Huit (France), Blush (Canada) and Odille (UK), cannot be obtained anywhere else in Germany.
Secret Service, Susannenstraße 39, Tel. +49-40/79 69 83 99, Hours: Mon -Fri 11:30am – 7:30pm, Sat 11am – 6:30pm. www.secretservice-store.com
If you're looking for a serious (illustrated) book to place beneath the Christmas tree, go to Sautter + Lackmann, a specialty bookstore located in a former warehouse. Florian Sautter has an excellent selection of books on art, architecture, photography, film, advertising and graphic design in his shop lined with black, ceiling-high shelves and decorated with tastefully chosen art objects. You'll find yourself browsing for hours.
Sautter + Lackmann, Admiralitätsstraße 71-72, Tel. +49-40/37 31 96, Hours: Mon - Fri 10am –7pm, Sat 11am – 6pm (8pm during the Advent season). www.sautter-lackmann.de
Herr von Eden (which means "lord of Eden") is a labyrinthine, wood-paneled shop in the Karolinenviertel district. It recalls the wonderfully old-fashioned British men's outfitters of the 1930s and caters to the dreams of any modern dandy. The shop carries full suits but also perfect gift ideas like ties and cufflinks, ingeniously designed to reflect a variety of styles from rock'n'roll to cabaret to gentry
Herr von Eden, Marktstraße 33, Te. +49-40/439 00 57, Hours: Mon - Fri 11am – 8pm, Sat 10am – 6pm. www.herrvoneden.com
Christmas shopping in Hamburg: nostalgia and extravagance
"Designing tomorrow today" is Elke Schlegel's motto, and she has decorated her children's toy shop Cle'o with lots of wood, love and common sense. The handmade activity toys, musical instruments and experiment sets she sells will inspire any inquisitive child. A set of symbols helps shoppers find age-appropriate toys, for instance a caterpillar (0-2), a cocoon (2-5) and a butterfly (5 and up).
Cle'o für Kinder, Bei der Reitbahn 1, Tel. +49-40/390 05 14, Hours: Mon - Fri 10am – 6:30pm. www.cleokinderladen.de
The crazy, nostalgic delicatessen Mutterland in St. Georg district has already had a mention in the international style guide Monocle. Hand-stirred slow-food jams share the white-tiled countertop with marzipan-pistachio pesto. Shelves made of stacked wooden crates contain the FC St. Pauli soccer team's cult ketchup, "Körri-Saft". Restaurateur Jan Schawe has compiled a culinary wunderkammer of his favorite specialty foods from 70 small manufactories around the country. Everything here is Made in Germany.
Mutterland, Ernst-Merck-Straße 9, Tel. +49-40/2840 7978, Hours: Mon - Sat 8am – 9pm, Sun 10am – 6pm. During the pre-Christmas season he will open a second shop in the Hanseviertel shopping arcade in downtown Hamburg. www.mutterland.de
Holy.Shit.Shopping is undoubtedly Hamburg's most extravagant alternative to the traditional Christmas market. Surrounded by the industrial architecture of the Altes Gaswerk, a former gasworks, some 150 young designers, artists and creative types will exhibit an idiosyncratic selection of non-established art and innovative fashion, jewelry and product designs on a single weekend in the run-up to Christmas. DJ performances and live musical acts will round off the hip event. Three other German cities (Stuttgart, Berlin, Cologne) will each host this creative market on one weekend during the pre-Christmas period.
Altes Gaswerk/Otto von Bahrenpark, Paul Dessau Str. 3g, December 5+6, 2009, Hours: Sat 12 – 10pm, Sun 12 - 8pm. www.holyshitshopping.de
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ZF-11885: Zend_Controller_Action_Helper_Cache does not encode cache key on remove
As the start method does, the removePage function should wrap $relativeUrl with _encodeCacheId - it seems bad practice to automatically do it on save but not on remove.
Replace line 142 with:
return $cache->remove($this->_encodeCacheId($relativeUrl));
Attached a patch which provides a reproducing test case and fix
My initial fix breaks backwards-compatibility for those who have implemented a workaround whereby they pre-encoded the relative URL before passing it on to the {{remove}} method. I've updated my fix to tirst try removing by an encoded {{$relativeUrl}}, and if that fails it removes by raw {{$relativeUrl}}. Example
$result = $cache->remove($this->_encodeCacheId($relativeUrl));
if (is_null($result) ) {
$result = $cache->remove($relativeUrl);
return $result;
I've added an additional test case to enforce the change, and all unit tests in Controller suite still pass after patch is applied.
I've not had much experience using this cache action helper. Are there any potential side-effects of doing this two-step remove that I am not taking into account?
Fixed in trunk r24853
Doesn't this solution introduce another problem ?
With the Page cache, and the Static Backend , the name of the stored file is not encoded and the file is never removed.
If we call $cache->remove($relativeUrl); without encoding , the Zend_Cache_Core method return the "Invalid id or tag '$string' : must use only [a-zA-Z0-9_]" execption.
Calling directly the backend method (Static_Cache) Seems to solve the problem.
But i don't know if it's appropriate.


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One of the best series i've ever watched through. The plot line i think is GRADE A AWESOME, plus its pretty funny at times. I'll start you off with episode one, most of it is on youtube, the rest are on their website if it ever comes to that(like episodes 1~200 are youtube)
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ZF-7454: Timezone and Zend_Date
I found a problem with Zend_Date and date_default_timezone_set php's function.
Here the code:<?php require 'Zend/Date.php'; date_default_timezone_set("Europe/Rome"); $date = "23/05/2010"; if ( Zend_Date::isDate($date, "", "it_IT") ) { echo "Date is correct"; } else { echo "Date is not correct"; } echo "\n"; ?>
Now, if I remove the line date_default_timezone_set("Europe/Rome"); or if I change the date (es 24/05/2010) the problem disappear. I also can resolve the problem if I change timezone, for example if I use Europe/Berlin
Fixed with r17610.
Note: The problem is not the timezone set function. The problem was that you checked a date without giving a time by setting a invalid format ("" - empty string) at DST change.


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Quoting Quintana
"Dylan is another one of our athletes who made tremendous progress last spring. He ran 3:47 for 1500m and made the Pac-10 final in the 1500m. He has had tremendous growth as an athlete and person and has the focus and talent to be one the very best in the Pac-10. He is the wild card for us this year."
Arizona State: Ranks 10th all-time in ASU history in the indoor 3,000m run after clocking a time of 8:13.92 during the 2010 indoor season... 2010 Outdoor: Advanced to the NCAA Preliminary Round West Site in the 1,500m run after taking 11th in the Pac-10 Championships... ran a personal-best time of 3:47.40 to finish eighth at the Sun Angel Track Classic... ran the 5,000m race once... 2010 Indoor: Ran the 3,000m race twice on the season... finished 21st at the MPSF Championships... 2009 XC: Competed in five races, including his first appearance in the NCAA Championships... finished 189th at the NCAA meet... took a season-best 25th at the Pac-10 Championships and was 62nd in the west region... opened the year with a 58th-place showing at the Notre Dame Invitational... 2009 Outdoor: Competed in two events at the Pac-10 Championships... placed 17th in the 5000m run and 19th in the 1500m run... ran a personal-best 3:48.70 to finish fourth at the Double Dual in the 1500m... 2009 Indoor: Did not compete... 2008 XC: Ran in five races for the Sun Devils... finished 52nd at the Pac-10 Championships... took 26th at the Dave Murray Invitational, his first race in uniform for ASU... 2008 Track: Redshirted... competed in the 1,500m run at the U.S. Junior Championships and placed 11th overall... 2007 XC: Redshirted... competed in three races as an unattached athlete... placed 11th in the junior men's 8000m race at the 2008 USA Cross Country Championships... finished fifth at the Canyon West Classic... placed among the Top 20 in all four races he ran.
High School: A 2007 graduate of Mead High School (Spokane, Wash.)... lettered four times each in cross country and track & field... captained both teams as a senior... two-time all-state and all-league selection in cross country... added all-state honors in track & field in 2006 and 2007 and all-league honors as a junior... competed for one of the top high school cross country programs in the nation that was consistently ranked among the top teams in the nation... squad placed third (2004), fourth (2005) and fifth (2006) at the Nike Team Nationals... helped MHS to state runner-up honors his last two seasons... regional cross country champion as a senior... team MVP on the track as a junior after winning the district and regional crowns in the 3,200m run.
Personal: Major is business sustainability... parents are John and Kathy Hatcher... has one sister: Allie... father John wrestled at the University of Puget Sound... born June 12, 1989, in Spokane, Wash.... hobbies include music, skateboarding and cross country skiing... full name is Dylan Matthew Hatcher.
Personal Bests 800: 1:51.46 1500: 3:47.40 3000: 8:13.92
In NCAA Championship Meets
2009 XC - 10,000m Course - 31:47.90 - 189th
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I'm looking for the link to have access to Windows installer for Ubuntu 11.10. My computer has trouble running Ubuntu 12.04 so I want to install an older version.
Downloading, Installing, and Using an Unsupported Release (Wubi)
You can download unsupported releases, including their
You should not use unsupported releases, though, because they don't get security updates as new security vulnerabilities are discovered and patched. This puts you at risk. You, and anyone else who depends on the security of your computer or the files on it.
If you choose, in spite of the danger, to use an unsupported release, then:
A Better Alternative: Use a Lighter-Weight Desktop Environment
If you've found newer versions of Ubuntu don't seem to work well on your aging machine, I recommend you consider running a lightweight derivative of Ubuntu such as:
Here's some more information about that:
Or, Try to Improve Performance


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Reuse of Books = Art
Jonathan Callan of London - The Defrauder.
Jonathan Callen uses large screws to hold the books together.
Jonathan Callen - The theoretical assumptions of management, 2008.
Bio: www.artnet.com Kudlek van der Grinten Galerie.
Cara Barer of Houston, Texas.
"No important books have been injured during the making of any of these photographs."
Cara Barer
Whirligig 2006, 36" x 36" "I realized I owned many books that were no longer of use to me, or for that matter, anyone else. Would I ever need "Windows 95?" After soaking it in the bathtub for a few hours, it had a new shape and purpose." www.carabarer.com
Psigologica biologica, (2012) by
Barbara Wildenboer barbarawildenboer.yolasite.com
Book art by Ekaterina Panikanova,
born in St. Petersburg in 1975, lives and works in Rome and St. Petersburg. www.ekaterinapanikanova.com
Book art by Ekaterina Panikanova.
Matej Krén
Book Cell, Centro de Arte Moderna - Foundation Calouste Gulbenkian, Lisbon, Portugal, 2006. The artist has done numerous such book installations. www.matejkren.cz/en
Matej Krén
Inside of above Book Cell.
The artist currently lives and works in Prague.
Photo by Ferran Moreno Lanza, www.flickr.com
Daniel Essig
Asheville, North Carolina. Uses found books that have mangled spines and covers but good quality paper, and he uses that paper in his work. Often, as in this work, he uses old Bibles with exceptionally thin paper, which has a nice drape and flow. This work is a single structure that can be hung on the wall. donnaseagergallery.com
Book art by an anynomous artist found in Edinburgh. From March to November of 2011, ten small book sculptures with tags saying "In support of libraries, books, words, and ideas" were found in various book-friendly locations in Scotland.
Book art by an anynomous artist found in Edinburgh. From March to November of 2011, ten small book sculptures with tags saying "In support of libraries, books, words, and ideas" were found in various book-friendly locations in Scotland. schoollibrarybeyondsurvival.wordpress.com
Buddha carved from books.
Image courtesy of the artist / Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art.
Long-Bin Chen (Taiwanese, b.1964) halsey.cofc.edu
Indian Buddha carved from phone books.
By Long-Bin Chen (Taiwanese, b.1964)
Book carvings from the culture warrior series.
Long-Bin Chen (Taiwanese, b.1964)
Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art.
Book sculpture from the icon series.
Long-Bin Chen (Taiwanese, b.1964)
Halsey Institute of Contemporary Art.
Wim Botha
Born in 1974, graduated from the University of Pretoria in 1996, and currently lives in Cape Town. Pic source: www.piecefleet.com Dealer: www.michaelstevenson.com
Pablo Lehmann - Dialogues - Intricate book cut outs - which are then photographed.
Close up of Pablo's work.
Pablo Lehmann - Ties 1
Argentinian. Professor at IUNA, Buenos Aires.
I Could Tell You,
2011, Paperback books, acrylic medium, 7" x 95" x 3"
Image Courtesy of the Artist and Packer Schopf.
Close up of similar to above.
By Brian Dettmer, briandettmer.com
Brian Dettmer - briandettmer.com
Formerly of Chicago, now living in Atlanta.
Brian Dettmer - briandettmer.com
"I begin with an existing book and seal its edges, creating an enclosed vessel full of unearthed potential. I cut into the surface of the book and dissect through it from the front. I work with knives, tweezers and other surgical tools to carve one page at a time, exposing each page while cutting around ideas and images of interest. Nothing inside the books is relocated or implanted, only removed. Images and ideas are revealed to expose a book's hidden, fragmented memory. The completed pieces expose new relationships of a book's internal elements exactly where they have been since their original conception."
Brian Dettmer - briandettmer.com
Brian Dettmer - close up.
Brian Dettmer - close up of door below.
Emergency Exit
Paperback books with acrylic varnish, 2012.
by Brian Dettmer briandettmer.com
Brian Dettmer www.briandettmer.com
See the excellent video interview with the artist below...
Censored Book, 1974.
Book tied in rope, nailed, gessoed and painted.
By Barton Benes. centerforbookarts.org
Guy Laramee: www.guylaramee.com
Grand Larousse (2010)
Guy Laramee: www.guylaramee.com
Historia das americas (2009)
Guy Laramee: www.guylaramee.com
Jorinde and Jorindel, 2010
by Su Blackwell. sublackwell.co.uk
Book Sculpture, Drowning from Obsession
By Thomas Wightman, www.thomaswightman.co.uk
Book Sculpture, Derailing my train of Thought
By Thomas Wightman, thomaswightman.co.uk
Book Sculpture Derailing my train of Thought, 2013.
By Thomas Wightman, thomaswightman.co.uk
An altered book or "book excavation" Skulduggery by James Allen.
"I opened this tome of DC Comics somewhere in the middle, laid it flat, and cut down through the pages of both the front and back covers. Through the right panel we see the distant past and as the pages go deeper we see more and more recent images. While the left panel shows the most recent images and the deeper pages reveal images from further in the past. In this way the pages of the book show a condensed history of all the 75 years of DC Comics all in one vignette." 23sandy.com
Herder 9 by Alexander Korzer-Robinson
cut encyclopedia, 1930, 25 x 17 x 6cm.
White space and words cut away, "an encyclopedia can become a window into an alternate world, much like lived reality becomes its alternate in remembered experience. These books, having been stripped of their utilitarian value by the passage of time, regain new purpose." alexanderkorzerrobinson.co.uk
Rune Guneriussen - Norway
It´s common knowledge, 2009, edition of 5+1, 187cmx150cm, c-print
Maurizio Cattelan
Oh Mariana, Mariana, Mariana
Robert The
'Reader's Digest' Cake frosted with wax, 1998.
www.blogs.walkerart.org Walker Art Center Library's collection.
Robeert The
Britannaca Book Broom
Robert The
'Poetic Justice'
White Undulation by Amy Genser
Rolled paper.
Nick Georgiou
Bon Papier.
Nick Georgiou
The Happy Shaman
Nick Georgiou
The Meeting (in Nick's Studio) of newspaper people.
Nick Georgiou
Of Queens, NY - currently living in Tucson, AZ
Nick says his art is inspired by the death of the printed word.
The Librarian, 1960, George Herms.
Wooden box, papers, books, loving cup, and painted stool. 57 x 63 x 21 in. Norton Simon Museum, Gift of Molly Barnes. © George Herms. blogs.getty.edu
Jacqueline Rush Lee
'Stack' 50" high, from the Volume series created in 2000. The books are wet, dried, then screwed together into organic and geometric forms.
Jacqueline Rush Lee
Slice Trio, from the Volumes series 2001, created in 2000.
Alicia Martin
Spanish - Galleria Galica, Italy.
Alicia Martin
Mike Stilkey
Of Los Angeles. Source. www.mikestilkey.com
Mike Stilkey
Of Los Angeles.
Mike Stilkey The Pipe
2009, ink, colored pencil and lacquer on vintage book pages, 33x24 inches
Alex Queral
Carves faces into phonebooks.
Born in Cuba, received an M.F.A. from the University of Pennsylvania. His works have been exhibited in Canada, England, Mexico and throughout the U.S..
Yuken Teruya
Based in New York, the artist constructs intricate paper cuttings with various materials such as toilet paper rolls and paper shopping bags. His ideas often reflect the life and history of Okinawa, his homeland.
Book Vases by Laura Cahill
Laura uses a band saw - then inserts glass tubes inside for the water. She says "I discovered that the glue in old books make them extremely difficult to recycle."
Via www.dezeen.com
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Locals are stocking up on fireworks, and organizations are getting their floats ready for the big parade in downtown, SLC. The Days of '47 are upon us.
And if you just can't take the anticipation, you can start celebrating the Mormon pioneers arriving into the Salt Lake Valley a bit early on Saturday, July 7 as Family Fun Day makes its way to the Utah State Fairpark.
Join in for rodeo games, crafts, art, magic, carnival games, live music and entertainment (including dance and pioneer demonstrations), along with the Mini King and Queen Royalty Competition.
Pack your own lunch or buy from the fest's food vendors. Aside from the opportunity to learn about Utah's past, kids will also get to learn how to rope a cow and meet the Rodeo staff and some of the animals.
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THE PARTY Hollywood actors and creative tastemaskers flocked to the historic Paramour mansion to toast Martell's new cognac, Martell Caractère. Hosted by Andy Garcia and Pernod Ricard USA heads Philippe Guettat and Bryan Fry, the outdoor event sparkled with star power. THE SCENE Poolside cocktails—like Le Paramour: Martell Caractère, passion fruit puree and fresh lime juice—kicked off the evening, before a three-course meal was served in the glimmering backyard. Made to coincide with the launch, a sneak peek of Garcia's short film on mambo-founder Israel "Cachao" Lopez was shown, as guests including Kate Mara, Rosario Dawson and Diego Luna indulged in the first course. THE HIGHLIGHTS The evening's top-notch soundtrack, provided by DJ Harley Viera-Newton, kept the party going until surprise guest Lou Doillon hit the stage to perform a moving acoustic set. But for some revelers, like Rosario Dawson, the best part of the night was connecting with old friends. "I got to see Kate [Mara], Shiva [Rose], and a bunch of people I haven't hung out with recently," she said. "And Diego [Luna] and I haven't seen each other since we wrapped our film, Chavez." Photography by Patrick McMullan


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For me, clip up the back, pick it out a little, and go!
by EricaF123 Sunday, February 17, 2013 at 06:03AM Report as inappropriate
Nice but not for me.
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Good ideas. I agree with the previous comment about the rest of us with curly and frizzy hair.
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Great .. for beautiful young things w/long, gorgeous hair. Now, how about for the rest of us? What about our mid-length, frizzy manes left over from Spring?
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love the fake out bob! I still have yet to try it!
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I like the polyanna look
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I actually like the last look the best. My hair would be perfect for this style. I think I'll try it!
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I have very straight hair that now is a bit shorter than I would like. The summer means up away from my neck as I have to walk everywhere and that means heat and sticking to me. I have to say, that I have not heard of a salt spray or was it sea. I can say, the sea water does wonders for my skin and hair. I do have a root volumizing spray and will try it this year. I found that when I once got a perm, the hair may have been easier to be off the face. Just don't like the process of chemicals on my hair. The braiding of the hair also will work if your hair is long, it adds body and was a good look if you have time.
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I wear this look but I get it with "hot sticks" and shaping spray. I use a freeze it to hold .Lighter if I want it to blow in the breeze.
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Freemont, NE-Senior Trent Waage, Aberdeen, SD and junior Wendy O'Lexey, Rock Springs, WY won their respective divisions of the Warrior Half Marathon hosted by Midland Lutheran College this past Saturday. Waage's time of 1:07:42 is a new school record breaking the old record held by former three time cross country All-American Dennis Newell who ran 1:09:42 in 2001 on the same course. O'Lexey averaged 6:15 per mile over the 13.1 mile distance to finish with a time of 1:23:01 which was just sixteen seconds off the school record held by Nikki McDaniel (Underwood) who ran 1:22:45 in 2002.
In all, seven Yellow Jackets raced the Half Marathon and bettered the qualifying standard for the 2009 NAIA marathon. In the men's race, junior KC Fiedler, George, IA and sophomore Cole Lemke, Aberdeen, SD finished together in sixth place with a time of 1:12:21. Freshman, Jason Bierle, Aberdeen, SD placed thirteenth in 1:13 42. There were 36 finishers in the men's race.
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Published: Saturday, February 16, 2013 at 12:30 a.m.
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There are several events planned for students at Reeds Elementary School.
The PTO sponsored Cheer Mania Night for students will be held from 6 p.m. – 9 p.m. on Feb. 22. The cost is $5 per hour, per child.
There will be no school for students on Feb. 25.
The math carnival night will be from 5 p.m. – 6:30 p.m. on Feb. 28 for kindergarten through fifth grade.
The PTO Applebee's Flapjack breakfast will be from 8. – 10 a.m. March 9.
Scout Sunday observed at Shiloh UMC
The Boy Scouts and Cub Scouts of Troop 221 at Shiloh United Methodist Church celebrated the annual Scout Sunday during the worship service on Feb. 9 with a delicious meal following in the church's Family Life Center.
Shiloh's United Methodist Women and United Methodist Men will be serving up another buffet breakfast 6 – 10 a.m. March 2. All profits will go to the family life center building fund. Everyone is invited out for a morning filled with good food and fellowship.
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Members of Reeds Post No. 162 of The American Legion will hold another chicken pie sale on Saturday mornings through from 9:30 a.m. to noon March 30, at the post headquarters at 526 Legion Club Road in Reeds. The pies are frozen, ready-to-bake, and include gravy and cooking instructions.
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The Indie Film That Was Shot Right Under Mickey Mouse's Nose
Steven Zeitchik at the LA times with an excellent piece about Escape From Tomorrow, a film by Randy Moore shot at the Disney theme parks without Disney knowing about it. Moore and company invented some innovative ways to run the set so they wouldn't get noticed:
To make the movie, Moore wouldn't print out script pages or shot sequences for the 25 days he was filming on Disney turf, instead keeping all the info on iPhones. This way, when actors and crew were looking down between takes, passersby just thought they were glancing at their messages.
Zeitchik writes that even though the movie was shot guerrilla style, it doesn't look like it on the screen.
What's remarkable about all this is that, in watching the film, one doesn't get the feeling of a guerrilla filmmaking exercise. There are numerous wide shots, and scenes luxuriating in classic Disney images. It looks as if it was made with the full cooperation of the company, which of course it wasn't.
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Letters to the editor - April 19, 2013
Published: Thursday, April 18, 2013 at 10:51 p.m.
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Insurance choices
I am a 30-year-old insurance agent, and as a new business owner, I believe in doing what is right and taking care of people around me.
I am a real person who tries to do the right thing, including continuing to pay one of my five full-time employees when she fell ill and couldn't work.
The reason I bring this up is because I want to make sure you understand I am a member of the community, not a big insurance company. I am writing today about Senate Bill 154 and House Bill 265. I honestly believe these bills are what's best for North Carolina drivers.
I want to be able to provide my customers with the best deals and discounts they are not currently able to receive. The bills would simply establish the opportunity to have voluntary competition. If certain companies don't want to make the change, they don't have to.
Consumers get the best of both worlds. That is what I love most about our community. ... We are smart enough to make our own decisions and shop around. Thank you to Sen. Thom Goolsby, Rep. Chris Millis, Rep. Susi Hamilton (and others) for co-sponsoring the bills.
Jonathan Calhoun, Wilmington
Berger's not threatening
I feel I must comment on the April 8 New Hanover commissioners meeting/trial of Brian Berger.
I also wonder who or what prompted Ricky Meeks to question Berger's actions.
I personally do not and have not ever felt threatened whenever I've been in Berger's presence, but after watching Tom Wolfe's tirade, I would be afraid of him.
If Gov. Pat McCrory had been in harm's way when approached by Berger, doesn't it make citizens wonder why the governor's security did not remove him, or at least handcuff him?
Remember, Berger was elected by the voters, and Tom Wolfe was elected by three people. He didn't even get the majority of votes from his own party.
Ann Adams, Wilmington
Stop bullying Brian
Although there have been lots of allegations, I cannot determine that Brian Berger has actually impeded any action of the county commissioners.
He has not been convicted of any crime or broken election laws. More than likely, he will be out of office in less than 20 months, probably less time than the amotion can be processed through the court and at no additional cost to the taxpayers.
It really serves no purpose for Thomas Wolfe and Woody White to chastise and try to humiliate Berger in meetings of the commissioners.
I see no evidence that leads me to believe that Berger would bring harm to anyone. The accused has a right to face his accusers.
If Berger has posed a threat to a staff member, then they need to come forward, press charges, etc.
It has been reported that Gov. Pat McCrory refuted allegations that he was threatened by Berger on a recent trip to Wilmington when Berger was merely handing him some papers.
I wonder when commissioners approved funds for extra security and checkpoints at meetings?
I believe there is a lot of dramatization going on, which is wasting time and tax dollars.
New Hanover County Commissioners Chairman Woody White needs to be very careful in thinking he knows the will of all citizens.
This voter doesn't approve of bullying at any level.
Annette Justice, Wilmington
Don't mess with the elements
Before chemistry evolved as a major science, ancient Greek philosopher–scientists concluded that everything was composed of some combination of four elements– earth, water, air and fire (energy).
It is a sad irony that a Greek corporation, Titan, wants to move down a path that will damage three of those elements – earth, water and air – here in New Hanover, Pender and Brunswick counties.
To allow Titan to do this would be very bad public policy.
John R. Spruill, Hampstead
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- People are getting hip to green energy, like wind and solar. Now, solar panels might be the cool new thing to stick on your house. But there's a problem. When it snows, they get covered, rendering them powerless! So, many solar system owners are calling for a solution; The New York Times investigates.
- California is considering legislation that would require retailers to only sell the most energy efficient LCD and plasma TVs. Naturally, industry leaders are opposing the laws, saying it'll drive up prices and some manufacturers fear they won't be able to meet increased standards; The Los Angeles Times explains.
- Nowadays, even fitness is high-tech. Most gyms look like arcades. Seems like nobody just runs in the park anymore! So, if you're looking to green your workout, consider buying a reusable water bottle, taking a bike ride, wearing organic workout clothes or encourage your gym to go green; via Huddler.
- Even the Pentagon is getting greener. Soon it'll be outfitted with 4,000 LED light fixtures. Experts believe it will reduce the buildings power usage by 22%. And in 2007, the entire United States saved 8.7 trillion watt-hours with LEDs. But the new Pentagon lights will cost $380 each; from CleanTechnica.
- States in the Mid-Atlantic and Northeast, including New Jersey, New York and Connecticut, have agreed to cut carbon emissions from transportation fuels. The effort will focus on reducing greenhouse gas emissions and adopting sustainable usage of renewable fuels; SustainableBusiness News reports.
- Drinking water in the U.S. is in trouble. A new report has detected 11 unusual pollutants, including gemfibrozil, an anti-cholesterol drug, and naproxen, a painkiller and anti-inflammatory drug associated with heighten asthma risk. Experts say the low levels do not pose a health risk; via NewScientist.
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Leaders from The University of Texas System's nine academic institutions met in Austin recently for the second annual Increasing Student Success Workshop Series.
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The University of Texas at Brownsville Ocelots women's volleyball team won the final match of the 2013 NAIA Volleyball National Championship on Saturday night.
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Engineering Professor Thomas Milner was recently named UT Austin's Inventor of the Year. Milner, a professor in the Biomedical Engineering Department was named Inventor of the Year at the university's annual Inventor Award Ceremony in late November. Milner pioneered the development of optical-based instrumentation applications that help physicians and patients in clinical settings.
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Recently, a group of thirty-one University of Texas at El Paso students and faculty traveled to Bhutan to participate in the chorus and orchestra of the country's first opera.
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Tonight, UTEP's W.M. Keck Center for 3-D Innovation—a state-of-the-art laboratory focusing on the advancement of 3-D printing, or additive manufacturing—will send the first-ever 3-D printed electronics into space. Preparations for launch begin at 6:30 p.m. (EST) and the mission is set for liftoff between 7:30 p.m. and 9:15 p.m. (EST) at NASA's Flight Facility in Wallops, VA. A live stream of the launch can be viewed at www.spaceflightnow.com.
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Changes in the field of medicine, along with the combination of an aging population and broadening of insurance coverage making prescription drugs more affordable to more people, are contributing to an increased need for pharmacists as key players on health-care delivery teams.
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The University of Texas System celebrated its first annual UT System Recognition Day on Friday, Nov. 8. As part of the celebration, UT System Chancellor Francisco Cigarroa, M.D., was invited to attend the Nov. 9 UTSA football game. A special announcement and program during halftime honored the chancellor and the achievements and longevity of the UT System, and expressed UTSA's pride in being part of it.
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Friday, Nov. 8, marked the inaugural celebration of The University of Texas System Recognition Day throughout the state of Texas. At the recommendation of the Employee Advisory Council, the UT System Board of Regents established the second Friday in November as a day to recognize its 15 institutions, 90,000 employees and over 216,000 students.
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An accident along Kearns Boulevard led to a stretch of road being closed for part of Monday afternoon.
Up to five people were checked by an ambulance crew. They did not need to be taken to a hospital.
Darwin Little, a police sergeant, said three cars were involved. The accident was reported at 2:36 p.m. at the intersection of Kearns Boulevard and Comstock Drive. Little said the driver of one of the vehicles was eastbound on Kearns Boulevard, ran a red light and struck another vehicle in a T-bone fashion. The vehicle that was hit then rolled into a third one, Little said.
The intersection remained open, but the stretch of Comstock Drive between Kearns Boulevard and Little Bessie Avenue was closed to traffic for approximately one hour as the investigation was underway.
Little said the driver of the vehicle that ran the red light was cited for failing to stop at the light.


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THE PARTY To fete the debut of Bottega Veneta's second L.A. outpost, a chic mix of style mavens and design aficionados descended onto Melrose Place for an intimate soiree hosted by Architectural Digest Editor-in-Chief Margaret Russell. Among the luminaries delighting in the festive occasion were interior decorators Madeline Stuart and Waldo Fernandez, actress Rhona Mitra, stylist Petra Flannery and Decades owner Cameron Silver. THE SCENE The boutique, housed within a charming, 2,730-square-foot ivy-covered building, played backdrop to a carefully curated selection of clothing, accessories and furnishings. While mingling and sipping cocktails in the whitewashed, gallery-like space, guests perused the latest offerings from the Italian luxury brand and were particularly drawn to the home items, including lamps, desktop accessories, and sumptuous leather sofas and chaise lounges. THE HIGHLIGHTS A radiant Russell received endless compliments on her dress, a gorgeous, multicolored, snakeskin-embroidered Marguerite number from Bottega Veneta's spring/summer 2013 collection, naturally. Photography by Brandon Clark/AB Images


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