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The grill gives this vegetable torte a flavor worthy of summer.
My AOL Piece About Noma, And Some Comments:
If you haven't read the AOL piece, you can do so now; or after you read this. -mb
Someone said to me yesterday "If you're skeptical about the 'best restaurant in the world' awards, why did you go to Noma"?
It's a good question. The fact is I'm often slow, perhaps not uncommonly so, but in any case I'm busy, with many things drawing my attention. And I don't always listen to good advice. In the mid-90s Colman Andrews told me to go to El Bulli; I got there five years later, after Jose Andres and others told me I was a moron for not going earlier.
Two years ago, Dave Chang told me to go to Noma. I responded similarly: I didn't go.
This #$!% Has Got to Stop: Part Seven, Local Gone Stupid
– mb & Kerri Conan
A greenhouse, a real greenhouse – with sun and soil – this makes all the sense in the world. But hi-tech lettuce? Dumb. Yet a Subway in Tokyo is growing five percent of its lettuce hydroponically, in the shop. This is local? This is junk. No soil, no sun means hi-energy input (lights) and hi-nutrient input (fertilizer). A complete waste, and tasteless no doubt to boot – flavor comes from sun and soil, not from water and lightbulbs. Sheesh.
Score One for the Oceans
By Casson Trenor
In the embattled world of seafood, it's nice to see positive change in a major public venue. As heartwarming as it is to hear from someone who has pledged to stop eating unagi, it feels even better when a sushi restaurant – or even better, an entire seafood distributor – drops it altogether in the name of environmental preservation.
So I'm thrilled to see a spark of light appear in the otherwise relentlessly dismal saga of the bluefin tuna.
No doubt you're familiar with Food Network's Iron Chef America, a culinary contest wherein a visiting chef races against time to prepare an assortment of gastronomic delights for a panel of judges. At the same time, one of the resident masters – a star-spangled group known as the Iron Chefs – embarks on the same task in an effort to defend his or her title against the upstart challenger. The dishes are linked by the requirement that they must all involve the day's secret ingredient, which is revealed only moments before the contest, which takes place in a regal arena known as Kitchen Stadium, begins. The chefs are allotted one hour to prepare their items and are judged on the relative merits of their menus. The chef whose culinary tour de force is deemed to "reign supreme" by the panel is the winner. Continue reading
About "Better" Supermarkets
Tony Naylor, from the Guardian, writes here about rethinking his relationship to Waitrose, the UK's principled (and generally upscale) supermarket chain that puts Whole Foods to shame.
We should unquestionably support good supermarkets, but we should also be pushing them to:
– carry sustainable seafood exclusively
– carry ethically raised meat and poultry whenever possible
– carry organic and/or local fruits and vegetables whenever possible
– buy from suppliers who themselves have a conscience whenever possible
– pay their own staff a living wage, with benefits
– think about their energy usage, their waste, their community service
And so on. All of which will, yes, make food more expensive. It has to: crap is cheaper than real food, and treating your employees like indentured servants or worse saves employers (and consumers) money, as does treating the environment as a dumping ground and the oceans as if they were inexhaustible. Reversing these policies will raise food costs. (Though there is an argument that reducing food waste will allow us to raise quality while raising prices less.) Continue reading
Meat Politics and the CAFO: An Interview with Daniel Imhoff
By Paula Crossfield of Civil Eats
[I can't help but notice in this fascinating interview by Paula, Daniel Imhoff describes himself as a "less-meatarian" – a word-phrase I coined. Maybe it's starting to gain traction. – mb]
A Concentrated Animal Feeding Operation, or CAFO, is an Environmental Protection Agency designation for a farming facility that keeps numerous animals raised for food in close confinement, with the potential to pollute. These facilities often produce extreme amounts of waste, which ends up in toxic lagoons, sprayed on the land, and eventually in the watershed; require the use of high doses of antibiotics, thereby adding to the growth of drug-resistant bacteria; and are exempt from most animal cruelty laws. I spoke with Daniel Imhoff, editor of The CAFO Reader – a new book featuring essays by farmers Wendell Berry, Becky Weed, and Fred Kirschenmann, religious conservative Matthew Scully, Robert F. Kennedy, Jr, and journalist Michael Pollan, among many others – about recent legislation and the future of the CAFO.
Our last interview was before Obama was elected. How do you feel now that there is Know Your Farmer, Know Your Food, and a Secretary of Agriculture that is actually discussing making changes in agriculture? Continue reading
Sunday Supper: Sweet Couscous
I know, it's not a supper, but somehow a simple, light dessert just seems to fit the bill this week. Adapted from How to Cook Everything Vegetarian.
Sweet Couscous with Pistachios
Makes: 4 servings
Time: 15 minutes
A quick, simple, fat- free dessert that really can't go wrong; the couscous is cooked the same way you make it for dinner, but with some sugar in the water. You can dress it up even more by using warm milk or cream. And you can vary the seasonings any way you like, from the traditional cinnamon- nutmeg combination to ground chiles or fresh ginger.
Cooking the couscous in juice is great way to add loads of flavor and sweetness without adding more sugar.
3/4 cup sugar
1 cup regular or whole wheat couscous
2 teaspoons grated or finely minced lemon or orange zest
1 cup chopped unsalted pistachios
1 teaspoon ground cardamom
1 or 2 teaspoons rose water (optional)
1. Put 1 1/2 cups water and the sugar in a pot and bring to a boil; add the couscous, zest, pistachios, and cardamom; cover and continue to cook for a minute, then turn off the heat and let sit for 5 minutes.
2. Fluff the couscous with a fork and sprinkle on the rose water if you're using it. Serve warm or room temperature with a sauce (see headnote) or some milk or cream drizzled over the top.
Rolling the Dice with Potluck
By Kerri Conan
Groupcook isn't for everyone, but me, I'm a potluck gamer. And now, as folks eager to show off dig deep into their gardens and larders, the odds of finding something interesting around a summertime Kansas buffet table are better than even.
These bring-a-dish throw-downs provide a chance for folks to strut their best stuff, but I wouldn't call them competitive. Instead they create a community table, with a rare glimpse into other people's kitchens, and an opportunity to bulk up your recipe box. I also appreciate potlucks for the chance to pop food you never make yourself into your pie hole every now and then.
With Pesto, In Season Is Best
A recent piece of mine from Diner's Journal that seems worthy of repeating. -mb
I look forward each year to that first batch of pesto, which is something I honestly believe cannot be made with the insipid basil of winter, no matter where it comes from. Great basil cannot be grown in a greenhouse, and cannot be grown out of season. In this, it's like the tomato. (The so-called vine-ripened tomatoes invented in Holland may be redder than the orange plastic-wrapped specimens of my youth, but they don't taste any better.)
Which brings me to the story of Pra. I once was on assignment to write about pesto, and traveled to Genoa, Italy. (Actually, it's not quite as glamorous as that: I once was in Genoa, and persuaded an editor to let me write about pesto.) And I went to some typical Genovese restaurant, and was shown how to make pesto in a mortar and pestle; frankly, it was good if not great (and as for the necessity for a mortar and pestle, feh — it's about the basil, not about the technique). Continue reading
Stir-Fried Squid (But Not That Much) and Basil
The interesting thing about this squid stir-fry was how much squid I used: two of 'em, for two people, and although they were big-ish, the total weight was about a quarter-pound, and the dish fed two of us more than satisfactorily.
I cooked a big onion, a couple of stalks of celery, and some garlic and ginger in peanut oil until they were tender. I took 'em out, threw in cut up squid, and cooked for about a minute. I put the vegies back in, along with the basil you see here and, a minute later, a couple of tablespoons of peanuts, then a couple of tablespoons of water and soy sauce. Tiny bit of sesame oil. That was it, and over rice – we were happy.


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Rosie L. Herron, 82, died Dec. 25, 2012. Rosie was born June 6, 1929, to the late Willie Brown and Henretta Trouser. Rosie was the oldest of 12 children.
Rosie accepted Christ at an early age. Rosie was a faithful member of Allen Temple Missionary Baptist Church until her health failed her.
Rosie was a married to Clemon Herron for 55 years before his death in 2010. To that union 11 children were born.
Rosie leaves to cherish her memories four sons, LC Herron (Lori), Clarence Herron, Glen Herron, and Steve Holmes of Stuttgart; six daughters, Sammie Tisinger and Queen Jemmerson of Kansas City, Kan., Betty Herron of Memphis, Rosie Lee Sims of Conway, Barbara Herron of Detroit, Mich., and Joyce Ann Herron of Conway; 30 grandchildren, Nathaniel Johnson, Dan Johnson, Helen Webb, Ricardo Johnson, Joyce Ann Charles, Kevin Herron, Tenisha Sanders, Rodney Tisinger, Catrina Lowe (David), Ronda Tisinger, David Herron, and Alton Herron, Jr., Crystal Young (Michael), Ramont Herron (Jenise), Terry Harris, Christal Thompkins, Jamie Thompkins, Mia Herron, Robin Cline (Calvin), Gary Jemerson, Leon Earls, Bryant Earls, Brandy Earls, LC Herron Jr., Travion Phillips, Rica Herron, Glen Herron Jr., Cassie Herron, Jerry Herron Jr., Passion Wofford and Shawna Davis.
She will be missed by over 200 great-grand and great-great-grandchildren, and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.
Visitation will be held Friday, Jan. 4, from 5-7 p.m. at the funeral home. Funeral service held Saturday, Jan. 5, at Allen Temple Missionary Baptist Church, 708 N. Buerkle, at 11 a.m.
Internment: Lone Tree Cemetery, Stuttgart.
Professional services entrusted to and provided by Richardson Memorial Funeral Home, 301 S. College St., Stuttgart, (870) 672-8901. Visit www.richardsonmemorialfuneralhome.com and on Facebook.
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Planning A Hummingbird Garden
by Bill Thompson III
With their lively chirp, stunning agility, and brilliant colors, hummingbirds have captured our imaginations as no other flyers have. Best of all, most every gardener in North America can expect to play host to at least one hummingbird from late March through September. Because these birds typically feed three to five times per hour, they are easy to attract with flowering plants or strategically placed feeders.
Found only in the Americas, the hummingbird family includes 383 species, but only 16 live in North America. These lightweight, relatively small, and high-metabolism birds feed on insects and flower nectar. They are among the most acrobatic of fliers; strong wing muscles and the ability to beat their wings nearly 80 times per second permit them to fly forward, backward, and upside down; to hover or zoom along at high speed; and to stop on a dime. Because their legs are comparatively underdeveloped, hummers must fly even short distances.
Gardeners are most likely to see a hummingbird hovering near a flower, inserting its needlelike bill and extending its tongue to draw nectar from deep inside the flower. All this activity requires a lot of energy in the form of sucrose, which is precisely what the birds get from nectar. Hummingbirds' lives depend on finding this high-energy fuel almost constantly, which is part of the reason they are so easily attracted to flowers and feeders.
To attract returning migratory hummers in spring, put out feeders and select flowering plants that will bloom in time to appeal to early arrivals, usually males that migrate northward several weeks before females and juveniles. To learn when to expect hummers in your area, check migration maps. Detailed maps are available on the hummingbirds.net Web site.
Natural Attraction: Flowers
Simply by growing a variety of nectar-producing flowering plants, gardeners are already doing a lot to attract hummingbirds. Maximizing the attractiveness of your garden for hummers means choosing plants with brightly colored flowers (especially red, pink, yellow, and orange) that produce ample amounts of nectar. Tubular flowers tend to be the best, producing and retaining nectar even in hot weather or in a rainstorm.
Among popular hummingbird plants are single varieties of trumpet creeper, impatiens, bee balm, and salvia. Native plants are preferable, but many hummer enthusiasts swear by exotics such as single varieties of fuchsia, as well as lantana and red-hot poker (Kniphofia uvaria). For additional suggestions, see "Best Plants" list at the end of this article.
Plan a garden that is in bloom for as long as possible. To find the best early- and late-blooming species for your area, consult a regional gardening guide, or ask a nursery. Successful gardens feature a mix of annuals and perennials as well as vines, shrubs, and trees with nectar-producing flowers.
In our southeastern Ohio garden (USDA Hardiness Zone 6), the hummers love 'Gartenmeister' fuchsia, lantana, orange trumpet creeper, delphinium, coral bells, and zinnias. To prolong blooming, we regularly deadhead the flowers.


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With 115 vintage, anonymous, and amateur snapshot images carefully selected from a private collection, "Snapshots of a Century in the West," the unique photographic book history of an extraordinary region, provides a candid look inside a wide array of people, places, and moments that have made the West definitive. By "West" what is meant is the region encompassing a few hundred mile radius of Coachella Valley, California in the southeastern part of the state. The Coachella Valley includes the corridor of desert valley and mountain communities from Banning to Mecca near the Salton Sea with Palm Springs, Palm Desert, La Quinta and Indio in the middle.
Representing a broad array of photographs collected from around the world, this Limited Edition is the first volume of a planned series that will be highly appreciated by aficionados of Photography books, Photo-history and Visual History fields, Popular culture, American History, Anthropology and the History of Photography and Technology.
Photographic images from this first volume and others yet to come have never before been seen publicly in print. Much more than a photographic coffee table book, the minimal text, yet carefully crafted in the hands of a published historian, are intended to evoke and provoke reflective thoughts about photographic collections, preservation, and beauty found in unexpected places. With captions, Index of Images, and a set of Recommended Readings which the author found particularly meaningful, this book offers a great value.
A wonderful gift idea!
But more than just a coffee-table book, "Snapshots of a Century in the West" will illuminate the vast cultural, societal and environmental changes that we have experienced in 100 years of snapping pictures. As much as life has changed, however, there is great universality of themes and experiences in every life, no matter the decades lived.
Suddenly you will find snapshot images that keep you awake, not just for their raw beauty but because of the longing for a time and place that's just beyond reach -- or is it?
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A month ago, I woke at o'dark to take the dog for a run, pack and make it to SLC intl. for a 9 a.m. flight to SFO for a wedding weekend.
Parking/Check-in went too smoothly, (and if you're a glass-half-empt(ier) like me, that was the sign all good '10 travel karma had been spent), as I approached the escalator to B Gates, that smell came from stage left: fresh Pizza Hut.
Quick check of the iPhone clock - 8 a.m.; pizza time, right?
At the gate: Wet cardboard pizza box on lap, phone on airplane mode and True Blood Rolling Stone at the ready when from above the gate woman summoned the first five to give up their seat; dangling a direct flight one hour later and a free SW r/t voucher.
Boo yeah.
Forgetting I was warming my lap with Pizza the Hut, I sprang out of my seat flinging plastic mozzarella, airport Coke and faux-aroni around my 20-foot radius; while I spent the next 90 seconds cleaning up aisle 10, five fliers got a lucky bump and a voucher.
'Course, I already had a plan for my voucher - three of my best college friends were planning a retreat to Tennessee to watch the Oregon Ducks put the smack-down on the Vols. Any time you can see the Pac 10 throwdown live against an SEC team is a cause worthy.
Friend Mike at Vols game (drinking ...water?!)
But the travel karma was blown, yes, even my flight from DIA (love flying east to go west) was delayed, so my noon arrival time became 3 p.m. Those who got bumped/vouchers flew direct and landed at 1.
I spent the next couple weeks searching Kayak for cheap flights to Nashville and brooding.
When that last flight-discount Tuesday came and went with nothing under $500 I set my sights on loftier mile-high goals at home: The Mid Mountain Marathon.
I won't go into the particulars about my race, beyond the fact I was beating my goal time by about 30 minutes the first 14 miles and ended up 10 minutes over by mile 26; yep, brutal downhills.
Great running cohorts (not your race-shirt-wearing Rock 'n Roll Marathon/Team-in-Training/Oprah-made-me-do-it variety) these were 300-plus epic trail runners who peppered in pleasantries, backstories and good-natured cheer when passing or being passed on the rocky single-track.
Oh, also, best. Race start. Bathrooms. Ever.
We should all be so lucky to sample a Deer Valley throne before spending three-plus hours on the blue-dotted trails of the Wasatch Back. I'll do the race again next year just for that privilege.
The post-race festivities at the Canyons were a little lackluster (thank you for the offer of more Powerade and orange slices at the finish - but, no... please point me in the direction of the nearest burger/slice of pizza).
So, the pix: Here's serious runnerish guy (this is about a mile in and I'm thinking about Squatters breakfast already - yum, and Go Ducks!)
A little better stride-wise ...Go Ducks:
See all these people; they're better runners than me (Go Ducks!)
Um, see the top of that hill there - that's pretty much where we're going, plus 25 miles... see you at the finish:
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Bought it on a whim for shooting around on weekends. Love the compression, fits really well on arm. Definitely recommend!
I had a rash on my arm that needed steroid ointment to clear up, so my skin was very sensitive to sunlight. This sleeve (in white) not only protected my arm from direct sunlight, but it also kept it cool while playing ultimate frisbee for four hours in Minnesota humidity. I would have bought two, but my SA store only had one in the S/M size, so I'll buy another one later.
I drive alot, with my left arm in the sun. I'm 35" sleeves and this fits me. it keeps the sun off my skin. it's cool. But it was cheaper on line from SA, then they would not fill the order.
Use it for work the material and the color combination compliments the uniform
Could not find in Women size so I purchased Small in Men's. Held up great yet I do not have enough bulk in my upper arms for the sleeves to stay on so during my 22 mile run they ended up resting on my forearms.
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My son uses these sleeves for cross country running and loves them. My only problem is there's only one sleeve in each box making them pretty expensive since you have to order 2.
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I really like this item. A great brand and a great price. I have all of them. My favorite color is the blue, because its the same color as my baseball team.Not just baseball I use this item for basketball a lot too.
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I use it to play football, and it is very protective and beneficial.
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Utah Style & Design is the state's ultimate guide to all things for your home, and utahstyleanddesign.com is no different. Check out this story on vanities that we pulled off of the website for Salt Lakemagazine readers:
I admit it: I judge a place by its bathroom. Whether in a fine restaurant or a friend's home, the bathroom is where I get a sense of the space's personality. If you're like me and fear that your powder room or big bath may be judged as bland, boring or worse, the folks at Cole + Co. offer a new vanity line with 45 unique pieces offering flair, class or whimsy—your choice. Say goodbye to plain pedestals or spigots springing inexplicably from the wall. Instead, consider one of these hand-made and -finished hardwood pieces offering usable storage space that makes the vanities do double duty as bathroom furniture. Here are a few of my faves:
Bishop Sink Chest: With Primavera and Mahogany, this European-antique style piece falls somewhere between refined elegance and animal print. For grown-ups, right?
The Kincaid is half Corinthian column, half corrugated metal. It has a "weathered" look, and the stout cabinet requires a smaller sink making it a great option for a smaller space.
In the trendiest shade available, this cabinet is for the aspiring hipster with a life and no time to search for antique bathroom projects. Drawers have wallpapered interior, exterior is antiqued and hand-painted with a crackle finish.
The harlequin diamond design is Alice in Wonderland worthy. The hiked skirt and drastic design contrast of the Hathaway makes it a striking finish for any bathroom space.
The Turlington is a the embodiment of woman, in furniture form. Curves, high heels and the most appropriate shade of red.
The contemporary lines of Lily are a bonafide homage to wash basins and cupboards from little house on the prairie.
Zebra striping gives the Gabrielle a definitive feminine flair. Decor confidence is vital to pull off this brazen piece.


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On May 13th, 2013 the operations that support our Global and Managed Services accounts will transition to an updated operating system. This page is dedicated to guiding you through this period of change.
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Rated 4 out of 5 by Hazen Keiko NIghtstand much needed.. pleasantly suprised when arrived. I have been using nightstand that were former end tables for the living room and they were shot. I have needed new nigh stands forever. I see these Keiko night stands offered on world market at a sale price. This is the first pieces of furniture I have ever bought from WM I bought two. When they arrived I was a little overwhelmed about having to put them together. The first one was a little awkward to do, but I didn't give up. I waited until the next day to put together the second one. I was delighted with them. Dark wood with an Asian flair, perfect in my new place. Great price and would highly recommend these. Only thing I would say that wasn't great the drawer bottoms seem a little flimsy for the rest of the wood quality. But they are very attractive and love the two drawers. YES.. A true find. June 4, 2015
Rated 1 out of 5 by leafhat "Mixed Meranti Wood" Apparently, "mixed Meranti wood" means particle board with thin veneer. I would NEVER have purchased this table if I had known. It's junk. World Market, you need to be clear about what this is made of! (especially when it's only available on the web) It's deceiving. December 14, 2013
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Rated 5 out of 5 by EmCam Gorgeous! This was one of the first pieces of art we bought for our new home last year and we couldn't love it more. The colors are vibrant and pop against our light blue-gray wall. We installed several floating shelves around it that hold green and blue glass bottles. Looks lovely and now it's on super sale! August 21, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Decorator Loved the colors and the frame detail I went to 2 different stores to buy this product but found 5 of them and all had damage to them. So I had to order it on line and thankfully it came without damage - unfortuantely I had to pay an extra $20 for shipping it :( January 2, 2014
Rated 5 out of 5 by Jaimefio Stunning! This art draws you in and is simply gorgeous. I fell in love the minute I saw it. It continues to draw you back in, no matter how many other pictures may be around it. I am in love with this piece and look at it every time I pass it in my dining room. It is a focal point in my home. January 23, 2013
Rated 1 out of 5 by Moniquesview Awesome Picture BUT... This beautiful picture caught my eye in the store and I was about to purchase 2 of them, but I noticed on the corner of all 6 pictures were damaged. The damage isnt something that could've been hidden. You can clearly see that the adhesive on the picture was sticking to the glass and in little pieces. I would purchase this online because you don't know if you will be sent one of these damaged pictures, like one of the other reviewers experienced. The damaged pictures should be marked down. I would've given this picture good scores had they lived up to their appearance online. August 26, 2014
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The Light & Black I Am is a collection of poetic reflections that are anchored on the writer's love for the "light" or wisdom found in the Word of God. It is from this source that the writer is inspired to create the pieces presented in this book and arrange them into three broad categories including spiritual and social legacy; soul connections; and joining together: the journey of love.
Themes reflected include societal issues such as prejudice, violence, and freedom from mental slavery; personal issues as it relates to self acceptance, brotherly love and family. Also, the process of attraction, becoming one and sustaining the love in intimate relationships, is featured.
There is a discussion segment at the back of the book that invites readers to use the questions from selected poems as a talking point for personal reflection, family discussions, or educational/training exercises.
Denise Antoinette Simpson holds a Master's degree in Human Resources Development (Distinction) from the University of the West Indies, Mona; as well as a Master's degree in Counselling Psychology (Honours) from the Caribbean Graduate School of Theology, Jamaica. Currently, she facilitates two undergraduate courses and two graduate courses offered in the Department of Sociology, Psychology and Social Work, UWI, Mona. Ms. Simpson also offers Counselling Services as a private practice. Denise has written dramatic presentations; poetry; and motivational talks for churches, schools, and organizations. She has shared stage with Robert & Jenieve Bailey as guest artiste for their annual show It's All About Love, since 2004.
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On June 2nd, architecture, design and art enthusiasts attended an exclusive brunch reception at the iconic Eames House meadow presented by BMW and co-sponsored by the Architecture and Design Museum. Guests took in the sights while enjoying wine by Capture and hors d'oeuvres by Ronnie Woo. The Eames Foundation's board Chairman and event co-host, Eames Demetrios spoke about the history and architectural design of the home as well as his thoughts on the future of the Eames Foundation. BMW shuttled guests to the property as well as displayed an Aplina 7 and M6 Coupe, presented by the BMW Designworks team.
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Arkansas' attorney general's office on Monday rejected proposed language for a petition that would ask voters to void the state's anti-marijuana laws.
Marjorie LeClair wants voters to consider next November whether Arkansas should repeal all laws restricting the production, distribution and sale of cannabis or any products derived from the cannabis plant. The attorney general's office said Monday that the language LeClair proposes doesn't clearly state what she wants to do.
"Rejected due to ambiguities in the text of the measure," said an opinion handed down Monday.
The attorney general's office, which under state law must approve the language in proposed ballot issues prior to their being submitted to voters, has rejected other, similar proposals put forth by LeClair.
State lawyers have approved language on two separate marijuana-related issues so their supporters can collect signatures in an effort to put the items on upcoming ballots. Both proposals are tied to the use of marijuana in medical settings.
One, by the Arkansans for Compassionate Care, would let patients with qualifying conditions buy marijuana from nonprofit dispensaries or grow their own marijuana if they don't have reliable transportation to a license dispensary. Sales tax revenue would be used to administer the program, with the remainder split among the state's Newborn Umbilical Cord Initiative Fund and state drug education programs.
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Yes, I kind of ripped this little "musical coincidence" off from a FOX pre-game show a little while back, but the song sure does fit the player, doesn't it?! Ben Revere, since his everday play earlies this month, has really energized this team in a way only seen twice in recent(ish) seasons:
At the All-Star break of 2003, the Twins acquired Shannon Stewart, put him in the OF, and batted him leadoff. He began spraying hits all over the field and turned a big Twins deficit into a relatively easy division title.
Then, in 2008, Carlos "Go-G0" Gomez was quite a spark plug before proving that his raw athletic gifts far outpaced his mental faculties.
Now, I realize that the Twins' pitchers have (more than anyone else) facilitated this dramatic turnaround, but the correlation with Revere's presence isn't just a coincidence, either.
Of course, it helps to channel the "ghost" of Jacque Jones in position (OF), number (11), batting stance (straight legs, hunched over on top), and just general "coolness".
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The file-sharing public faces yet another wave of predatory litigation, this time from the so-called US Copyright Group ("USCG"), which is suing BitTorrent users on behalf of various independent filmmakers. The Hollywood Reporter reports that more than 20,000 individuals have been sued, with more suits to come, and the producers of the Oscar-winning The Hurt Locker have also signed up with the USCG to go after BitTorrent users.
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The U.S. Copyright Group has quietly targeted 50,000 Bit Torrent users for legal action in federal court in Washington DC. The defendants, all Does, are accused of having downloaded independent films such as "Far Cry," "Steam Experiment," and "Uncross the Stars" without authorization. U.S. Copyright Group has recently announced that it will also be targeting unauthorized downloaders of the film "Hurt Locker." News reports suggest that the attorneys bringing these suits are not affiliated with any major entertainment companies, but are instead intent on building a lucrative business model built from collecting settlements from the largest possible set of individual defendants.
According to The Hollywood Reporter, a group known as the "U.S. Copyright Group" has quietly targeted 20,000 Bit Torrent users for legal action in federal court in Washington, DC. The targets are accused of having downloaded independent films, including "Steam Experiment," "Far Cry," "Uncross the Stars," "Gray Man" and "Call of the Wild 3D," without authorization. The group plans to target 30,000 more individuals for legal action in the coming months.
This time, the lawyers involved are being explicit about their motivations: it's all about the money. "We're creating a revenue stream and monetizing the equivalent of an alternative distribution channel," said one of the attorneys involved. The cases are taken on a contingency basis, designed so that quick settlements will prove lucrative for both the firm and the copyright owners involved.
Imagine you're a music journalist who maintains a blog. You've just found a great, new, virtually-unknown artist that you want to tell the world about. How can you do so, in a way that is simple and convenient for your readers, but does not place you or your blog's host at risk of being sued?
Thanks to the increasingly aggressive copyright-enforcement tactics of the music industry, this has become a startlingly complicated question with no good answer.
TechDirt's Mike Masnick is at the Midem music industry conference in Cannes this week. He put together a fantastic memo to the International Association of Entertainment Lawyers: "The Future Of Music Business Models (And Those Who Are Already There)".
Masnick writes that the mainstream entertainment industry's formula for contending with the Internet — desperately trying to invent "new copyright laws or new licensing schemes or new DRM or new lawsuits or new ways to shut down file sharing" — is counterproductive.
However, there is another solution. Stop worrying and learn to embrace the business models that are already helping musicians make plenty of money and use file sharing to their advantage, even in the absence of licensing or copyright enforcement.
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Men's Squash Upset At No. 5 Cornell, Will Need Sunday Win For Ivy Crown
If you play enough matches that come down to the wire, one is eventually going to go the other way. That was the story for the top-ranked Princeton men's squash team Friday night, as it fell 5-4 at fifth-ranked Cornell.
The Big Red, a 2012 team semifinalist, had its share of close losses to some of the nation's top teams throughout the season. In its home finale, it used a pair of five-game wins to hand Princeton its first loss of the season.
While the loss means Princeton can't earn the Ivy League title outright this season, it can still clinch a share of the crown with one more victory. The Tigers are 5-1, and a home win Sunday at 2:30 over Columbia would clinch a share of Princeton's 18th Ivy League title.
Meanwhile, the winner of Sunday's Harvard-Yale match in Cambridge is assured no worse than a split of the league title. Both teams lost to Princeton, but have gone unbeaten against the rest of the league.
Cornell used 2-1 advantages in both of the first two shifts to build a 4-2 lead. Princeton got its first win from Tyler Osborne at the No. 3 spot, but Cornell got wins at both No. 6 and No. 9 to open a 2-1 lead.
Princeton got its second win at the No. 8 spot, as freshman Vivek Dinodia won in three games, but Cornell reclaimed the lead at No. 5. The crucial match came at No. 2, where Cornell's Aditya Jagtap rallied from a 2-1 deficit to outlast Samuel Kang in five sets. That put the Big Red on the brink heading into the final shift, and it was a margin it would need.
As Princeton senior co-captain Todd Harrity was finishing off Nick Sachvie in a rematch of the 2011 national final, Cornell claimed the team win with a 3-2 victory at the No. 7 spot. Princeton sophomore David Hoffman, who earned the winning point at Yale, pushed the match to the limit before finally falling 11-9 in the fifth set.
Tiger junior Dylan Ward closed the match with a 3-2 win at the No. 4 spot, a match that ended with Ward taking a 15-13 fifth set.
On Sunday, Princeton will take on Columbia in the Ivy League finale at the Jadwin Squash Courts. The Lions are in their second year as an Ivy program, but they are close to breaking into the national Top 10. One highlight of Sunday's showdown will come at the No. 1 spot, as Harrity will take on Coulmbia's Ramit Tandon, a 2012 national finalist. Tandon knocked Harrity out of the CSA semifinal last season.
Princeton hopes the biggest highlight comes afterwards, when it can celebrate a second straight league crown.
No. 5 CORNELL 5, No. 1 PRINCETON 4
1. Todd Harity (P) def. Nick Sachvie, 11-6, 11-4, 9-11, 11-5
2. Aditya Jagtap (C) def. Samuel Kang, 4-11, 11-8, 7-11, 11-7, 11-8
3. Tyler Osborne (P) def. Arjun Gupta, 11-6, 11-9, 11-3
4. Dylan Ward (P) def. Michael Sunderland, 14-12, 10-12, 11-13, 11-5, 15-13
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- Date submitted: 1 Nov 2011
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- Name: Southeast Indigenonus Peoples' Center
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General Contenta) What are the expectations for the outcome of Rio+20, and what are the concrete proposals in this regard, including views on a possible structure of the Outcome document? We expect all governments to be included in the Rio+20 dialogue to promote sustainable development. Indigenous Peoples? governments are long-lived political institutions with strong democratic traditions. We have famously prevented ecocide throughout the Americas and other regions for countless millennia. Today we continue our work to protect our local ecosystems by engaging with the world to prevent destruction of the macrosystems of wind, water, fire, and our Greatgrandmother Earth. We welcome the world to work with the Indigenous Peoples, the First governors of human interaction with our ecosystems.
We see that Europe is today returning to its ancient more democratic indigenous traditions and embracing Civil Society Organizations and democratically elected governments to allow local Peoples to speak through their governments. We welcome this change, remembering as we do the destruction that comes from colonial despots. We invite European-based industrialized countries along with others to learn from Indigenous Peoples how governments can channel their own Peoples? voices in a democratic manner as they listen to the governments of neighboring Peoples. This listening and learning can lead us to develop an Earth Charter that respects all life, even the lives of Indigenous Peoples, the form of human life considered to be lowest in the eyes of industrialized countries of the despotic era.
A dialogue that includes the governments of Indigenous Peoples is a truly international dialogue that can work toward an outcome document that can truly be supported by all the Peoples of the world. Outside of Europe, Indigenous Peoples have very little power to enforce their laws and few opportunities to raise their voice to address this illegality. Because Europe excelled at colonialism, Indigenous Peoples outside Europe are limited in our ability to enforce our environmental regulations that would truly promote sustainable development. Because we have excelled at ecosystem protection, colonists have succeeded in destroying our resources and alienating us from their protection and use instead of working with us to strengthen the sustainable economies they encountered.
Today the world has the opportunity to return to the tradition of sustainable development that is indigenous to all the Peoples of our Greatgrandmother Earth. We all come from Peoples that understood that the One who created us purposed us to respect creation. We have all been distracted from that original purpose by many things, including violence. Today the world has the opportunity to stop using violent force to silence the governments of Indigenous Peoples. Today the industrialized world has the opportunity to stop silencing industrious countries surviving colonialism by using our misappropriated wealth against us.
Today the UN Commission on Sustainable Development has the opportunity to work with a truly international body of governments by including Indigenous Peoples? governments in dialogue to craft an international document that will outline the structures needed to support economies built on strong ecosystems that will sustain generations to come.
Southeast Indigenous Peoples? Center proposes that representatives of Indigenous Peoples? governments be allowed access to some of our resources that have been misappropriated in the past by allowing us space to meet with each other and time to speak at CSD with other governments, as if the UN considered Indigenous Peoples to be human and our governments to have value equal to those of our invaders. We propose that representatives of Indigenous Peoples? governments be given time and space to organize at CSD so that we can adequately prepare for negotiations and our Peoples can be represented in global dialogue. We propose that representatives of Indigenous Peoples? governments be allotted time to speak in Governmental and Inter-governmental Dialogue Sessions because our governments govern humans and our voices are as important as are those of humans represented by newcomer governments.
b) What are the comments, if any, on existing proposals: e.g., a green economy roadmap, framework for action, sustainable development goals, a revitalized global partnership for sustainable development, or others? The current proposals have been negotiated without Indigenous Peoples? governmental representatives and thus are not truly international agreements. These documents represent a step toward global dialogue but are heavily weighted in favor of the forces of violence that destroy Indigenous Peoples and our homes, ecosystems, and governments. These documents prioritize the voice of humans represented by colonial currencies rather than by democratic governments. We direct the CSD to the 2009 Manila Declaration and the related principles, agreements, conventions, treaties, constitutions, charters, and laws that it stands on. The Johannesburg Plan of Implementation, informed by the Manila Declaration will guide CSD in creating a truly international document to implement a plan for sustainable development that is truly supported, and thus able to be implemented, by all Peoples living with our Greatgrandmother Earth.
c) What are the views on implementation and on how to close the implementation gap, which relevant actors are envisaged as being involved (Governments, specific Major Groups, UN system, IFIs, etc.); When the voices of Major Groups come from civil society, all governments can be honestly informed of social conditions, which are necessarily impacted by environmental health. This information along with proposals from Major Groups contributes much to the development of sustainable economy. In the current situation governments of industrialized countries, too many of whom continue to wage war against Indigenous Peoples, are over-represented in both the Major Group Dialogues and in what the UNCSD calls Governmental or Inter-Governmental Dialogues. The result is unworkable plans for sustainable development that are not supported by the Peoples who are or will be doing the work of implementing them.
Representatives of organizations that truly represent civil society, as opposed to civil government, should continue to be given a platform among the Major Groups. The current situation subordinates Indigenous Peoples? governments not only to newcomer governments but also to thousands of Civil Society Organizations who seem to have much more access to the resources that rightfully belong to
Indigenous Peoples than do Indigenous Peoples and our governments. Meanwhile representatives of disadvantaged industrious countries? CSOs are overshadowed by representatives of industrialized countries? governments in the Major Groups. We encourage also true and honest delineation between other Major Groups and country governments among Business, Farmers, Scientific and Technological Community, Trade Unions, Youth, Women, Local Authorities and Indigenous Peoples. We see the unfortunate situation where countries? governments with a legacy of industrialism have the power to represent these Major Groups thus silencing the world of civil society in disadvantaged industrious countries. CSD is invited to work with Indigenous Peoples? governments and CSOs to remedy this situation by supporting the attendance of actual civil society organization representatives especially from disadvantaged industrious countries and the full and appropriate participation of Indigenous Peoples? governments through a formula funded by the carbon debt of industrialized countries.
d) What specific cooperation mechanisms, partnership arrangements or other implementation tools are envisaged and what is the relevant time frame for the proposed decisions to be reached and actions to be implemented? In order to arrange workable mechanisms, and partnerships and/or other implementation tools, space and time must be provided for ongoing actual opportunities for Indigenous Peoples? governments to participate in the Johannesburg Plan of Implementation so we can work with other governments to plan sustainable energy infrastructure and technology transfer that promotes food security and sustainable agriculture. Funding the participation of Indigenous Peoples? governments through the repayment of industrialized countries? carbon debts will allow Indigenous Peoples? governments to work with other governments to set standards and protocols for water purity and access to all as representative governments determine need. When CSD has included Indigenous Peoples? governments in Inter-governmental Dialogue sessions, CSD will be able to make successful recommendations on sustainable urbanization; sustainable consumption and production; natural disaster preparedness and climate change adaptation; biodiversity; physical and spiritual health care structures; climate change mitigation; and human rights protection ensured by the rule of law. Without the full participation of all the world?s representative governments, CSD recommendations cannot succeed because the age of colonial despots has ended. Indigenous Peoples and other industrious disadvantaged countries around the world see that our survival is threatened by climate changed caused by colonial despotism. Today CSD has the opportunity to work with representative governments, including those of Indigenous Peoples, to outline the processes, procedures, and protocols for implementing sustainable economies that the Peoples will support and implement.
Through partial repayment of the industrialized countries? carbon debt, we propose the full and appropriate inclusion of Indigenous Peoples? governments in governmental Dialogue at some of the essential meetings developing an international framework for sustainable development:
UNEP High-Level International Forum on Ecosystem Management and Green Economy 18 Nov 2011 - 18 Nov 2011 , Beijing, China; Bonn 2011 Conference: The Water, Energy and Food Security Nexus, Bonn, Germany, 16 Nov 2011 - 18 Nov 2011; High Level Expert Meeting on the Sustainable Use of Oceans , Monaco, 28 Nov 2011 - 30 Nov 2011; 10th Asia Pacific Roundtable for Sustainable Consumption and Production (APRSCP), Jakarta, Indonesia, 9 Nov 2011 - 11 Nov 2011; 17th Conference of the Parties (COP17) to the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC) Durban, South Africa, from November 28 to December 9, 2011; 2nd Intersessional Meeting of UNCSD, UN Secretariat, New York, USA, 15 Dec 2011 - 16 Dec 2011; Eye on Earth Summit, Abu Dhabi, 12 Dec 2011 - 15 Dec 2011; Initial discussions on the zero draft of outcome document, New York, 16 Jan 2012 - 18 Jan 2012; Negotiations (informals) on the zero draft, New York, 13 Feb 2012 - 17 Feb 2012; 3rd Intersessional Meeting of UNCSD, UN Secretariat, New York, USA, 26 Mar 2012 - 27 Mar 2012; Negotiations (informals) on the zero draft, New York, 19 Mar 2012 - 23 Mar 2012; Negotiations (informals) on the zero draft, New York, 30 Apr 2012 - 4 May 2012; 3rd Preparatory Committee Meeting UN Conference on Sustainable Development, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil, 28 May 2012 - 30 May 2012; Negotiations (informals) on the zero draft, New York, 30 Apr 2012 - 4 May 2012; Rio+20 June 6-12, 2012, Rio de Janeiro, Brazil.
The CSD cannot arrive at an institutional framework that can actually be implemented while systematically excluding governments representing Indigenous Peoples and minimizing the participation of representatives of disadvantaged industrious countries and our corresponding Civil Society Organizations. When the governments that actually represent the Peoples are included we can negotiate a plan that the Peoples are actually going to support and implement.
Specific Elementsa) Objective of the Conference: To secure renewed political commitment for sustainable development, assessing the progress to date and remaining gaps in the implementation of the outcomes of the major summits on sustainable development and addressing new and emerging challenges. Contributions could include possible sectoral priorities (e.g., (e.g., energy, food security and sustainable agriculture, technology transfer, water, oceans, sustainable urbanization, sustainable consumption and production, natural disaster preparedness and climate change adaptation, biodiversity, etc.) and sectoral initiatives that contribute to integrate the three pillars of sustainable development could be launched and endorsed at Rio+20. Governments have not yet had a chance to define ?green economy? or determine the standards, mechanisms, and protocols for deeming an economic tool beneficial for the health of our Greatgrandmother Earth or the Peoples living with her. Governments protecting each local ecosystem and representative governments protecting regional ecosystems must define the standards for ?green? in accordance with the ways in which Peoples live with their ecosystems and the health and unique needs of the ecosystems. On the global level it is dangerous to simply apply the term ?green? to UNEP recommendations or corporate ideologies. If environmental health were that simple we would not be facing climate change as a result of burning fossil fuels. The balance of ecosystem health requires much observation and small changes. When moving in the natural world, sudden drastic movements often have negative impacts to the ecosystem and to the one moving too much too fast. UNEP should listen to Indigenous Peoples and our governments, judiciously and slowly applying labels of environmental approval exclusively through bottom-up and local-international governmental mechanisms and apparatus.
Poverty directly results from our lack of access to the benefits of our winds, waters, lands, and resources. Some proposals described by transnational corporations as ?green? lead to social, environmental, and economic destruction that dislocate and cast into poverty entire communities for generations. Nuclear power plants and dams, as well as resource extraction, manufacture, and tourist industries have been labeled by those profiting from them as ?green? in multi-million dollar media campaigns while disenfranchising governments representing dislocated local and Indigenous Peoples consequently facing increased poverty.
b) Green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication: views regarding how green economy can be a means to achieve sustainable development in its three dimensions, and poverty eradication; what is its potential added value; experience to date, including what has worked and how to build upon success, what are the challenges and opportunities and how to address the challenges and seize opportunities, and possible elements of an agreement in outcome document on a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication Indigenous Peoples look forward to inclusion in a dialogue about the definition and standards for a green or blue economy that promotes quality of life for humanity in the context of healthy ecosystems and macrosystems. We propose that carbon debtor countries support the full participation of Indigenous Peoples? governments in future plans of implementation for international sustainable development agreements. We can begin by supporting the participation of Indigenous Peoples? governments in the remaining meetings leading up to Rio+20 final negotiations in June 2012.
c) Institutional framework for sustainable development: Priorities and proposals for strengthening individual pillars of sustainable development, as well as those for strengthening integration of the three pillars, at multiple levels; local, national, regional and international. A framework for sustainable development must expand the use of the Human Development Index and add an Ecosystem Health Index, which will reflect the indigenous value for planning for many generations into the future. If the Ecosystem Health Index is high in an area then we can expect the Human Development Index to be high not only today but in the future. Dialogue with representative governments, including with Indigenous Peoples? governments and disadvantaged industrious countries? governments and our corresponding Civil Society Organizations will allow us to refine the aspects of an Ecosystem Health Index or similar tool.
Each CSD meeting should also be measured with a Democracy Index reflecting the percentage of time allowed for governments representing the world?s Peoples in proportion to our population. For example, there are an estimated 360 million indigenous persons among 7 billion persons worldwide, thus the Democracy Index of the meeting for Indigenous Peoples would represent the degree to which CSD achieved the target goal of allowing Indigenous Peoples? governments and CSOs speak 11% of the time.
d) Any proposals for refinement of the two themes. Recall that Resolution 64/236 describes the focus of the Conference: "The focus of the Conference will include the following themes to be discussed and refined during the preparatory process: a green economy in the context of sustainable development and poverty eradication and the institutional framework for sustainable development". CSD can eradicate poverty and promote truly sustainable development by changing the negotiations structure to include the voice of a greater number of representative governments, despite our poverty and suffering of human rights abuses that limit participation, especially Indigenous Peoples? governments. Decolonization and human rights protections should be prioritized in procedures, protocols, processes, and agreements that come out of Rio+20 negotiations.
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PSU Win Helps Net Two Individual Honors; Tigers Continue Homestand Tuesday
Princeton's first victory over Penn State since 1998 helped the Tigers claim two individual honors Monday. Junior outside hitter Cody Kessel earned his second straight EIVA Offensive Player of the Week honor, while freshman setter Chris Kennedy was named the Off the Block/Springbak, Inc. National Freshman of the Week.
While the victory over 10th-ranked Penn State was certainly the highlight of the week, it was only one of three Princeton home victories in EIVA play. Princeton opened a six-match homestand with a 3-0 win over Rutgers-Newark last Tuesday, and it capped the week with a sweep of Saint Francis Saturday night.
During the week, Kessel averaged 3.5 kills and 4.3 points per set. He had double-digit kills in all three matches, including 14 with six digs and five blocks in the 3-2 comeback win over Penn State. One night later, he had 13 kills on 19 swings and hit .632 in the sweep of fourth-place Saint Francis.
Kessel, a 2013 first-team All-EIVA honoree, now ranks second in the EIVA in both kills (3.44) and points (4.1) per set; both totals also rank in the Top 25 nationally.
Kennedy came off the bench against Penn State and recorded 40 assists while leading the Tigers to their first win over the Nittany Lions in 36 attempts. The Tigers hit .429 in the decisive fifth set against Penn State, and they hit .468 for the match in the Saturday night win over Saint Francis. Kennedy also served Princeton on a couple of key runs against the Nittany Lions, and he had at least three digs in each match last week.
Princeton joined both Penn State and Harvard as the three teams in the EIVA with one league loss. Each of the three has lost on the road to another of the three teams (Penn State at Princeton, Princeton at Harvard and Harvard at Penn State). The Tigers, who have played two fewer matches than both teams, can get to within a half game back of first place Tuesday night when they host NJIT (5-6, 0-5 EIVA) at 7 pm.
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Dover Police have arrested a local man, charging him with almost 40 counts of child sex abuse and other crimes. Jason R. Minner, 34, was arrested Jan. 23, according to the warrant of probable cause released by Justice of the Peace Court 7, Dover. Minner was charged with 27 counts of sexual abuse of a child, single counts each of continual sexual abuse of a child, sexual exploitation of a child, and providing alcohol to an underage person, five counts of sexual solicitation of a child, and two counts each of endangering the welfare of a child and unlawfully administering drugs. Minner was ordered held on a $799, 600 secured bond pending a Jan. 31 preliminary hearing.
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Davies - who is trying to become the first ETSU men's golfer to capture an individual championship since Chris Wisler won the 2000 BellSouth Intercollegiate - posted a 3-under 69 during the second round on Saturday and currently stands at 8-under-par 136 for the event. He leads
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Before hitting SummerStage this Sunday, August 11, Jose James catches up with us about his relationship to Giant Step, his growth as an artist, and what's up next.
Giant Step: How would you say Giant Step most influenced your music and/or career?
Jose James: Wow. It's been so great, thank you guys. The first show was at the Hiro Ballroom in NYC opening for the amazing Alice Russell. Then we started the Brownswood Sessions at Nublu with DJ Moni and Taylor McFerrin. Beautiful times! Giant Step really paved the way for what I do, connecting hip-hop, soul, jazz and DJ culture. The London connection, Gilles Peterson, all that. It's a global movement to present quality music.
GS: We've been with you from the start and it's been a pleasure to see you progress; how would you say No Beginning No End Jose has evolved from The Dreamer Jose?
JJ: Well, I'm more well traveled. That influences you tremendously. When I made The Dreamer I was still in school and had only been to a couple places outside the US – now I've toured in 40 countries and counting. I'm actually in Mexico right now. You meet people and see how your music is loved worldwide and that's a powerful thing. Now I have worldwide family and a great relationship with my fans. It's beautiful. Musically I'm more comfortable expressing all the worlds I love – soul, R&B, jazz, rock, blues, gospel, hip-hop – and you can hear that on the new album, and in the collaborations – Robert Glasper, Pino Palladino, Emily King, Hindi Zahra.
GS: And where do you see yourself going next? Any challenges/goals you're keen on tackling?
JJ: I'd like to reconnect with electronic music. I just dropped an EP on Blue Note with remixes by FaltyDL, Oddisee, fLako, and Taylor McFerrin. I lived in London for a year and went to Plastic People, Fabric, Cargo and met great DJs and producers like Benji B, Benga and Skream, Floating Points. So I miss that and want to do more in that world. I'm working on a new album now for next year called Desire.


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With the worst of the storm yet to come Monday afternoon, a number of roadways in Middletown are reaching the point where they will soon be impassable, police said.
"The worst of the storm is not here yet," said Middletown Police Chief Henry Tobin.
Hurricane Sandy is expected to make landfall in either southern New Jersey or central Delaware between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. Monday evening.
Hurricane conditions are forecasted to last until 4 a.m. Tuesday, followed again by the tropical storm weather.
The town of Middletown made the decision to close its office Tuesday Monday afternoon, said Theresa Berry, of the town's human resources department. Only essential town employees are required to report to work.
Members of the Delaware National Guard are in place in Middletown and Middletown High School is being used as an evacuation shelter.
Tobin said that the town has not had any requests for evacuation yet.
Power outages are beginning to be reported around New Castle County.
Many residents reported on Facebook Monday afternoon that they still have power, but that the Coventry on Airport Road had lost power.
Any residents who need to report a power outage should call (302) 378-2711.
There were intermit outages in town earlier Monday, Barry said, but the transformer was fixed and she said that not many people were without power before 3 p.m.
Appoquinimink schools will remain closed Tuesday.
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