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- Official Site: SushiKatsu-ya.com
- Telephone and Address: 818-985-6976 -- 11680 Ventura Blvd, Studio City
- Location: Los Angeles, California
Birthplace of the California Roll, Los Angeles is known for its unique take on sushi, transforming a highly respected Japanese art form into something you could order through a speaker box. How about finally upping the ante and going someplace where you're not paying the price of quantity over quality? Put down that conveyor-belt sushi roll and point your car toward Sushi Katsu-ya, a Studio City restaurant where the seafood and rice is being rolled into creations like you've never seen or tasted before. Believe us, your palate and your date will appreciate the upgrade and the adventure.
Situated in a tiny strip mall along Ventura Blvd., finding Sushi Katsu-ya can take all your samurai skill. You'll need to make your way past several sushi bars that occupy any given block, and even then the place is very austere, appearing like a wooden storefront with a simple white and blue sign. Look for the valet parking adjacent to the pet store to know you've found the right place. Inside a boisterous welcome of "irasshaimase" and homey atmosphere awaits you, along with many loud and hungry primped Valley locals, and the occasional celebrity. With less than a dozen tables and the sushi bar as primo seating, a long wait is not unusual. So take your time to marvel at the sushi chefs, and watch as waitresses zoom through a maze of cramped tables, carrying tantalizing dishes and turning tables fast with a necessary straight-to-business attitude.
Ordering the usual would be a mistake, so stay with the "specials" board for the really special hot and cold selections. Most popular is the unusual crispy rice with spicy tuna, mildly crunchy and including a slice of jalapeno, this tuna bites back. The baked crab hand rolls and spicy tuna with rock shrimp tempura were also tongue-tingling good. Avoid the tuna with crispy onions, which is cold and mushy, although maybe this dish was having a bad night. Overall, you'll leave smiling and satisfied, and if you must, having eaten an above-average California Roll.
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This is yet another reason why the NBA Lockout is bad business. With no news of NBA trades, free agent moves or offseason preparation, Shaunie O'Neal's VH1 Basketball Wives reality show may be one of your few outlets to the world of professional basketball.
Don't worry. You can pretend like you're above this and don't care, but be secretly be appalled at the ridiculousness of retired NBA star Eric Williams.
For reasons beyond understanding, Eric Williams still makes regular appearances on the reality show, Basketball Wives, despite the fact he and Basketball Wives star Jennifer Williams are divorcing.
The promo for next week's episode sent the social media world a twitter after Eric Williams threw a drink in the face of his soon-to-be ex-wife during a heated discussion.
Jennifer Williams filed for divorce in June in New Jersey (not in Miami as the show staged) citing irreconcilable differences and requested alimony and an "equitable" distribution of the couple's assets according to TMZ. The couple married in 2007 and have no children.
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Hunter Stewart of the Huffington Post recently spent a day delivering weed in New York City with Abe" and "Brian," the founders of a Brooklyn-based marijuana delivery service called Secret Fleet. The piece is an insightful and illuminating look at underground entrepreneurs working the black market. Yet, in a few years time, these will be the cannabusiness entrepreneurs who will be leading the industry and making the big bucks. So get a good look at the system from the ground level now before it begins to blow up.
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Two drug dealers are sitting in my living room, drinking a pot of French-pressed coffee I brewed for our interview. With long hair, beards and matching black nail polish, the two could almost be members of a grunge band, except they're exceedingly well-mannered.
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Yesterday, I posted about Amazon's pre-order listing for Captain Planet and the Planeteers - Season 1, as discovered by website tvshowsondvd.com. Today, it was confirmed by Shout! Factory that "the world's first environmentally-conscious superhero" is coming to DVD on April 19.
This is one of the rare retro television series that's not only of interest to those who grew up with it, but today's kids and educators. The series can really take on a whole new life with this release. Each episode follows the Planeteers on a quest to stop a problem like garbage dumping or rainforest destruction, using the powers of nature, as given to them by Gaia, spirit of Earth. When things get out of hand, they use their rings to summon Captain Planet himself.
In association with Cartoon Network Enterprises, the set is indeed to be offered for US$29.93 list, or $20.99 on Amazon.com. No price yet on Amazon.ca. The 4-disc set includes 600 minutes. The packaging? Environmentally-friendly, of course. In promotion of the release, there will supposedly be a variety of activities and events for fans.
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The first season includes a regular voice cast with David Coburn, Academy Award-winner James Coburn, LeVar Burton (Star Trek: The Next Geneation), Joey Dedio (various cartoons including Cartoon All Stars to the Rescue), Academy Award-winner and Mark Twain Prize-winner Whoopi Goldberg, Janice Kawaye (the lead in My Life as a Teenage Robot), Scott Menville (later Shaggy on Shaggy & Scooby-Doo: Get a Clue!), and Frank Welker (the voice of Scooby Doo since 2003, and Oswald in video game Epic Mickey).
Guests include Meg Ryan, Martin Sheen, Kath Soucie, Dean Stockwell, Ed Asner, John Ratzenberger, Jeff Goldblum, Tim Curry, Lou Gossett Jr., Phyllis Diller, Canadian Floyd 'Red Crow' Westerman, and Sting. (The next five seasons include stars like Elizabeth Taylor, Ted Turner, Vanna White, Lou Rawls, and Margot Kidder, and a ground-breaking episode about AIDS, "A Formula for Hate".)
While various episodes were released on VHS in the 1990s, the only DVD release before now was a four-episode set available through the Captain Planet Foundation. That disc seems to have sold out, and is no longer available.


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It's the New Year and traditionally we make resolutions that we seldom keep. Some of us like to run through our coveted self-deprecating laundry list of all the aspirations and dreams we've had and account for all of the reasons we didn't achieve them. And for a plethora of ignored causes, sometimes we lose the fire and drive needed to have an overall peaceful and productive life. The following are three ways to overcome some of those obstacles to get you sparked and back into action:
1. Write or re-write your vision and set attainable goals:
Having a written plan and a blueprint helps you see the big picture and your desired outcome. It keeps you focused, on track and gives you a sense of accomplishment every time you achieve a task. Also try giving yourself equal amount of praise, whether the task is large or small; if you complete one thing, allow yourself to feel good about it, don't freak out. However, some days warrant that, there may be days where that is all you can do and sometimes days where you just didn't make the cut. Just pull yourself together and pick up the plan the next day. Every action counts; large or small and be happy about every "little" accomplishment. For larger or more complicated tasks, to avoid getting overwhelmed and having a complete meltdown, break them into manageable pieces, even if it's only in your mind and mentally reward yourself as you move through it. If you can, find at least one person who will encourage you and not judge you. And by all means, at all times, be your own cheerleader and if you must go it alone, again praise yourself and keep your process sacred. Stay away from the negative opinions of others; negative people do not deserve to know the method to your madness. You got this covered; let the outcome speak for itself!
2. Re-assess how you spend your time at work and home:
Sometimes we can get into a routine and/or a rut, that will have us oblivious to the fact that we are creating stress related issues that cause us to have, not only health issues, but an imbalance in our lives, which may manifest itself as a loss of passion for doing the things we love and enjoy. If this happens to you, take a really close look at what you can change in your routine to get out of that rut and get unstuck. At home, include more time for "YOU". Make time for simple things that bring you joy, peace, fun and relaxation. And if you're in a job environment where other people are involved in the imbalance of your work, if you can without getting fired, find ways to work smarter, by empowering others to do some of the tasks you somehow unconsciously inherited from them. At home, if you don't live alone, have a house meeting and discuss what needs to change, what responsibilities can be re-assigned or in some cases, go ahead and unapologetically give them back to whom they really belong to, without guilt or reservation.
3. Let go of or "relocate" anything or anyone not serving as a source of positive energy for you:
So what does this mean? Probably anything you need it to mean to make it work for you, as long as it does not result in physical harm to anyone. It could mean, releasing your mind of any and all guilt for not practicing the previous points above. Sometimes letting go means ending an unhealthy relationship that doesn't afford you the space to be your best. And when I use the term "relocate", I'm primarily speaking of family or friends who you choose not to completely cut out of your life, but you move them into an emotional space in your mind and heart that doesn't interfere with your progress and your ability to live a vibrant and less stressful life. It does not mean you don't love them, but as a friend said to me recently, "folks have to deserve your attention". Pay attention to how you're expending your energy. In the end, it's your life to live and it's entirely up to you to live it well. Make this your year to reignite your passion and move into action to live a happier life and realize your dreams!
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The Bin Bin Wastebasket ($42) was featured in the NY Times - we guess that makes it the little trashcan that could. Designer John Brauer intentionally infused this wastebasket with visual novelty. It unites form and function by assuming the likeness of crumpled paper (hmm...should we make it a recycling bin?) and is made of hard, unbreakable polyethylene so it can get kicked around quite a bit. Playing Kick the Can might be a good alternate use for it - and a fun way to fill our ten minute breaks.
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If store-bought tortilla chips are too salty for you, try making these quick-and-easy snacks. You're sure to get a (spicy) kick out of them!—Kim Sumrall, Aptos, California
- 1/2 teaspoon brown sugar
- 1/4 teaspoon garlic powder
- 1/4 teaspoon onion powder
- 1/4 teaspoon ground cumin
- 1/4 teaspoon paprika
- 1/8 teaspoon cayenne pepper
- 4 corn tortillas (6 inches)
- Cooking spray
- In a small bowl, combine the first six ingredients. Stack the tortillas; cut into six wedges. Arrange in a single layer on a baking sheet coated with cooking spray.
- Spritz the wedges with cooking spray; sprinkle with seasoning mixture. Bake at 375° for 9-10 minutes or until lightly browned. Cool for 5 minutes. Yield: 2 servings.
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If it is another week, it is another Obama vacation.
Last week, the Obamas sent Malia to Mexico on spring break with 25 Secret Service agents, costing the taxpayers who only knows what.
This week, she is taking another spring break, this time going out west.
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Michelle Obama jetted in to South Dakota Wednesday for a day trip to Mount Rushmore, taking in the sights before departing the same day for Las Vegas.
Michelle is traveling with her daughters on a "private family trip" to the West, the White House said.
According to the Rapid City Journal, Michelle landed Wednesday at Ellsworth Air Force Base and hopped in a ten car motorcade for the trip to Mount Rushmore. Advance work had already been done by the Secret Service and White House staff, who had arrived in town earlier in the week.
After viewing the memorial, the Obamas "showed a bit of a sweet tooth," according to the paper, and stopped at the Turtle Town fudge shop where they had fudge and ice cream.
The visit caused access to parts of the memorial to be restricted and required visitors to go through a security checkpoint.
After today's Las Vegas stop, Mrs. Obama is scheduled to be in San Francisco Friday for a fundraiser.
Gee, a "private family trip." Isn't that special.
A lot of Americans would like to take private family trips this year but can't. You know why? Because of the Great Obama Depression.
A lot of families would like to go on Spring Break, but they can't. You know why? Because of not only the Great Obama Depression, but also because thanks to the policies of the Obama regime, gas prices are rocketing through $4 a gallon heading towards $5 a gallon.
A lot of these families would like to take vacations but they are worried about keeping their jobs.
Of course none of this matters to the Obamas.
After all, the taxpayers simple exist to work and pay so Barry and Michelle can party.
Here's hoping the Obamas enjoy their taxpayer funded vacation. Next year, they will be footing the bill for a vacation themselves.
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Well said Jim. The thing i can't understand is why this scumbag hasen't been impeached or taken out by now. These lowlifes have been screwing the taxpayers since day one, trampling the constitution, flaunting their excessive lifestyle at the cost of us taxpayers. The race card has got to be worn out by now. I pray the supremes will take this imposter down, no one else seems to have the balls to do it. Maybe sugar daddy Soros will cut off his funding if he thinks he is going down. I would like to see him go down before Nov.!
Barry and Mooch never travel together. I wonder if he is in his limo with Larry Sinclair. Our greatest hopes are for his end to come surprisingly like that of Mussolini or Hitler. "There is no peace saith my God for the wicked!" Isaiah 48:22
If I typed what I really thought, you would ban me from this site. I am sick of the free loaders the carpet baggers Obamas. Mrs. Obama doesn't practice what she preaches, she doesn't want our children to have ice creqam and fudge. She is a big fat fraud.
He is laughing at every taxpayer when he spends millions of our money on personal vacations and no one says a word in Congress. He thinks we are really stupid. Like a criminal who robs and bank and the banker helps him out the door.
This fraud puts together a budget,house gets voted down 435-0. Thats as impressive as 97-0 against in the Senate.
Not one person in the total Congress agrees with his budget, and he is still there.
It is difficult to accept but they could never pay back America for the damage they have caused this country but it isn't there country and they are playing us for fools. Prison would be music to me if it was with out parole or amnesty but it will never happen.
I think things may get worse simply because of what Obama has already done, and he isn't done yet. I could actually be happy if Jimmy Carter, Nixon, Clinton, Bush, or any of them was back.
By next year we will have to buy new Air Force One planes and jets that fly along side it. The one's the Mooches are using have to be worn out by now. How do they even have time to do maintenience on them? Unbelievable what these mooches have cost tax payers just on their own pleasure and parties, etc. She seems to like and think she is entitled to her own private plane the few times they do go together somewhere. Now she even thinks her kid is entitled to her own plane.
Just think! If they properly convict the Imposter through impeachment for purgery about his origin of birth, they could make him pay back ALL the fraudulent personal excess spending!!! Nice to think about at least. WHO decided the "President" doesn't have to be accountable for all this personal excess from taxpayer money? Doesn't the Bozo have to put a certain amount of time on the job? At what point does this rather important job become "part-time"? The checks and balance system seem a little heavy on the "checks" and a LOT out of balance! But, of course, our founding fathers never imagined the American people would be duped by such thieving liars so blatant and so lacking in moral responsibility.The American public may be mocked, but we can rest assured that our God is NOT!
Only a few more months and we will be rid of them.
William, has this not been the longest three and a half years of your life? Sure has been for me. November seems like an Eternity. But this too shall pass....................
Enough already of this Group of dispicable Trash. Can't someone just say "No"? We just can't afford this President, he is just too expensive, sorry, you go straight to Jail.............Thief in Chief.
I wish someone with the resources would compare the Ob family vacations to past administrations. Calculate in any inflation so they can't holler foul at the number crunching, and let America see how out of touch the Ob's and most liberals are to main stream citizens. I believe it would be great ammo in this up coming election.
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Mad Duran: How Deep is the Ocean?
How Deep is the Ocean?
Mad Duran (alto sax)
Simply Mad (Mad Eddie Records)
Mad Duran (alto sax), Eddie Duran (guitar), Ray Drummond (bass), Akira Tana (drums).
Composed by Irving Berlin.
Recorded: Berkeley, February 14 & 15, 2005
Rating: 90/100 (learn more)
Mad Duran has long been admired among the San Francisco jazz insiders for her first-class alto work, and though she has been featured alongside her husband, Bay Area guitar legend Eddie Duran, on previous recordings, this is her first solo leader date. Fans who check out this release will wonder why she waited so long. Her playing is distinguished by smart linear improvisations, free from clichť and played with a rich, full-bodied tone, as supple as a '94 Napa cabernet.
The rest of the band adds to the festivities. Great rhythm sections begin at home . . . well, they do when you are married to Eddie Duran, who reminds us here of his mastery of the six strings. And the proceedings are enlivened by the further addition of Ray Drummond and Akira Tana. The result is a fresh and creative reworking of Irving Berlin's famous standard. In short, Simply Mad is simply fine.
Reviewer: Ted Gioia
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June 24, 2009 · 2 comments
Jazz Stars Gather to Celebrate Jazz Forum
The jazz stars were out in full force at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Frederick Rose Hall to celebrate the 30th anniversary of Jazz Forum. At least six NEA Jazz Masters were in attendance, and a few individuals who will no doubt have that honor in the future. Jazz.com's arnold jay smith was also on hand to cover the proceedings. T.G.
The year 1979 had jazz magic written all over it. Among the mojo births were NPR's Marian McPartland's Piano Jazz, Newark Public Radio station WBGO, even my first foray into education, "Jazz Insights" at the New School, which breathed its last in 2005. Notably in 1979 the Jazz Forum loft opened its doors above a birdseed company on Cooper Square in N.Y.C. Loft Jazz, as the phenomenon had come to be known—in reality artists who needed rent money for their converted factory warehouses so they invited musicians of every stripe to play—was also waning. The lofts had become eponymous breeding grounds for the avant-garde.
In the case of Jazz Forum—the name stemmed from a Polish Jazz Organization—the music was mainstream with some twists. It's founder, Mark Morganelli, a trumpeter who quickly learned that competition made his efforts better placed elsewhere, gathered musicians to "rehearse" together in woodshed fashion. Morganelli morphed into a full-fledged promoter as his loft became mobile due to increasing rents and the need for space. It seemed that the landlords of said lofts saw dollar signs and evicted the lease-less artists after they renovated and made the spaces not only livable but luxurious, with kitchens and bathrooms no less.
After Cooper Square came the more popular "Bleecker and Broadway" location with its access through an alley in the dark days of the Apple. "The elevator was quirky, at best," Barry Harris said in an interview on WBGO. "But once up there and the door opened you were among friends."
My personal moments were when pianists performed in tandem: Harris, Tommy Flanagan, John Hicks, Cedar Walton, Ronnie Mathews, Albert Dailey, Junior Mance, Kenny Barron, Dr. Billy Taylor, Walter Davis, Jr., Walter Bishop, Jr. and more. The visitors heard musicians who, whether established or neophytes, came to play.
Morganelli took the Jazz Forum format and created Jazz Forum Arts for concerts in and around New York City, especially in Westchester where he rented space in—and saved—an old theatre with concerts including dedications to and with Dizzy Gillespie and David Amram. The Amram do's began with a 50th birthday celebration at Bleecker and Broadway which still reverberates with its guest list of star power from radio, television, the movies, the arts replete with paparazzi, movie and TV cameras and microphones. Amram, who was at a warm memorial for Blossom Dearie, will become an OctoJAZZarian in a couple of years, and is expected to celebrate at a Morganelli affair. (A complete bio of Mark Morganelli and his multitude of accomplishments may be found here.)
On the night of June 22 some of us came out to shout hosannas at Jazz at Lincoln Center's Rose Hall. All of the 17 participants played at one or more of the Jazz Forums or Morganelli's later incarnations. Harris opened the festivities by "addressing" his instrument. I mean he actually spoke to it as if warning it that it had better behave. His trio mates, Ray Drummond, bass, and Leroy Williams, drums, looked on in amazement if not bemusement. He used a Monkian forearm device on "Like Someone In Love" and some Bud Powell echoes on "All God's Children Got Rhythm" before bringing up Lou Donaldson. Sweet Lou played and sang two of his trademarked blues including a vocal on "Whisky Drinkin' Woman." We've heard it a hundred times before, but it still gets a laugh.
I should point out that no new ground was broken here; the entire evening was reminisces in the talking and the playing. Donaldson closed with "Wee" which he noted was dedicated to bebop as played at the 79th St. Boat Basin concerts that Morganelli produced.
Earlier in the evening Annie Ross also sang at that Dearie memorial. Now it was her former partner's turn. Jon Hendricks & Co.—daughter Aria as Annie, and Kevin Burke as Dave Lambert, plus rhythm that included guitarist Paul Meyers—did a brooch of tunes which ranged from bossa to Basie with a stop at Horace Silver. Two questions: can "Jumpin' At The Woodside" get any faster with its extended "blowing" interludes? And will Aria ever stop smiling? Her face must hurt.
Walton's trio included Drummond, who was doing double duty due to the absent Buster Williams, and drummer Louis Hayes. He chose the original "Time After Time" (Sinatra from It Happened in Brooklyn) and glancing at his watch—Rose is a Union Hall after all—intro-ed George Coleman, who began hesitatingly but dug in after his opening chorus.
After the interval Joe Lovano, George Mraz and Al Foster broke the mold by dedicating "Fort Worth" to Ornette Coleman. The set was the highlight for me as John Scofield juxtaposed the lead with the unusual choice of "Days of Wine and Roses." Lovano returned to trade some 4's on "Budo." Some nice fire and ice there.
It was obvious when Barron's trio took the stage—Rufus Reid, bass, and Jimmy Cobb, drums—that time was fast becoming an issue. Surprisingly, "What Is This Thing Called Love?" did not become "Hot House" or "Subconscious Lee" although it had its moments. Claudio Roditi, flugelhorn and Paquito D'Rivera on clarinet joined the final blow on "Ow!" as Morganelli, also on flugel, and new guy Gregory Rivkin on trumpet added some fireworks. Hendricks had the final "words."
I hasten to add that Morganelli and I worked together at Birdland, the Second Coming on 105th St. and Broadway, and on other projects over the decades. From this perspective, and with the benefit of 20-20 hindsight, we can safely say that the jazz world would have been significantly different if Jazz Forum hadn't existed and that Morganelli hadn't persisted.
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Scott Albin
// Jun 24, 2009 at 06:00 PM
Two musicians played at the peak of their powers at the Jazz Forum-- Walter Davis, Jr. and Clifford Jordan. If they were still with us, I'm sure they would have been among those celebrating the long gone, but fondly remembered, venue.
Timo Hoppe
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No longer the "Sleeping Dragon," China is emerging from centuries of isolation. Even with 5000 years of history, a revolution sending reverberations throughout the world, an economy continuing to expand at over 8% a year, and the site of the 2008 Olympic games, China remains for most Americans "a giant enigma."
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Tulane is coming off a 12-8 spring season and earned a final ranking of 69th by the Intercollegiate Tennis Association (ITA). The Green Wave returns six players from last year, including the Conference USA Freshman of the Year Dominik Koepfer who posted a 22-9 overall record with a 17-4 mark in the spring.
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Ian Van Cott led the team last fall with seven singles victories, while his twin Alex posted six wins. Ohashi, Rutsaert and Koepfer each collected five wins during the tournament season.
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The All-America outside hitter from Chandler Ariz., was tabbed the tournament MVP after UO swept Toledo and Houston, then rallied from an 0-2 deficit at No. 24 Ohio State to a 3-2 win.
In the finale vs. the returning NCAA Regional qualifying Buckeyes, she logged the team's first double-double of 2012 and ninth of her Duck career (23 kills, 15 digs). That kill tally was the team season high and her 11th career +20-kill tally. Her hitting mark (.333) was a match high and the team's second best of the year, and she also led the team vs. the Buckeyes in points (24.5) and aces (1).
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1986 - Sep. 15, Michele Krebsbach
1986 - Oct. 27, Teri Kramer
1987 - Sept. 14, Teri Kramer
1987 - Sep. 28, Teri Kramer
1989 - Sep. 5, Stephanie Snyder
1989 - Oct. 9, Megan McCallister
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1995 - Sept. 18, Amy Barnes
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2011 – Nov. 21, Haley Jacob (Defensive)
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Marlies Schild (Austria, Age 32): defending Olympic silver medalist and 2006 bronze medalist, 2011 world champion, four-time World Cup leader, third on the circuit this season with two wins, also won silver in the combined at Torino 2006, four-time Olympian.
Sarka Strachova (Czech Republic, Age 29): won bronze medal at 2010 Olympics as Sarka Zahrobska, was first in the slalom portion of the super combined in Sochi but fell to 25th in the downhill, 2007 world champion, 16th in World Cup slalom standings.
Tina Maze (Slovenia, Age 30): two gold medals this week in the downhill and giant slalom, two silver medals from Vancouver 2010, defending World Cup overall winner, 14th in slalom this season with a third-place finish in Finland.
Bernadette Schild (Austria, Age 24): Marlies' younger sister is seventh in World Cup slalom points two third-place results in 2013-14.
Maria Pietilae-Holmer (Sweden, Age 27): finished fourth in slalom at Vancouver 2010 and is sixth in the current World Cup standings.


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DES MOINES, Iowa-- The Southern Illinois women's basketball team fell in a steep second-half deficit and couldn't climb back out in an 80-65 loss to Drake Thursday night at the Knapp Center.
The Salukis (4-24, 1-16 MVC) trailed just five at halftime, but fell behind as much as 20 in the first 10 minutes of the second half. Southern battled back within eight points with less than five minutes to play, but the Bulldogs (10-18, 5-12 MVC) held off the Salukis in the final minutes.
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The game started as a back-and-forth affair with four ties and four lead changes through the first 14 minutes as neither team led by more than four points. Drake eventually shook loose for its first significant lead of the night, using a 13-0 run to go up 39-27 with 3:01 left in the half. The Salukis ended the opening frame on a 7-0 run, however, to trail just 39-34 at halftime.
The Salukis held a 19-18 edge on the glass and forced 10 Bulldog turnovers in the first half, but Drake shot 51.6 percent from the floor in the opening frame.
SIU negated its strong run to close the first half by turning the ball over five times in the opening six minutes of the second half. The Bulldogs took advantage of the Saluki miscues, pushing out to a 20-point lead at 58-38 with 11:23 remaining.
SIU bounced back with a 12-3 run to pull within 61-50 at the 9:06 mark, though, and the Salukis eventually cut the margin to single digits at 68-60 with 4:51 to play.
"I called back-to-back timeouts and told them, `Ladies just calm down and play how you were playing in the first half,'" Harlow said. "They immediately went and took it to eight."
Cartaesha Macklin led SIU with a game-high 21 points to go along with seven assists while Rishonda Napier added 15 points and Dyana Pierre pulled down 12 rebounds. Kyndal Clark led Drake with 20 points and 10 assists while Ashley Bartow added 16 points and Morgan Reid finished with 13 points and 14 rebounds.
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I have a laptop running Windows XP SP3 with one internal hard drive partitioned into C: (system), D: (storage) and I have an external hard drive, F: (external drive). Yesterday the machine was running fine. Today, I go back to it and see that it's just showing a blinking cursor. Checked through the BIOS and the hard drive checked out fine. CTRL-ALT-DELETED the machine a few times, but I was never able to boot back into the operating system. I threw in a live CD and found out that the boot order of the drives has changed. The external drive is now C:, the system partiton is D:, and the storage partition is E:.
Does anyone have any idea of how or why this would have occured? Auto system updates are turned off so there should have been no automatic reboot of the system overnight, and anti-virius runs on the machine and has found no infections before this occured.
Edit When I was looking through the BIOS of the machine, I did see that the boot order was changed. But still the same question remains, what would have caused this to happen? I can't believe that a random reboot happened and totally changed my hard drive setup.


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New 'Firebird' Alights, Igniting New SFB Season
By Aimée Ts'ao
Copyright 2007 Aimée Ts'ao
SAN FRANCISCO -- In "Balanchine's Complete Stories of
the Great Ballets," edited by Francis Mason, you can
find this interesting tidbit opening the entry on Mr.
B's own version of "Firebird": "The composer of
'Firebird,' Igor Stravinsky, once said that Russian
legends have as their heroes men who are 'simple,
naive, sometimes even stupid, devoid of all malice,
and it is they who are always victorious over
characters that are clever, artful, complex, cruel and
powerful.'" Whether or not this is a view held solely
by the Russian composer, or is a widely
acknowledged idea, doesn't ultimately matter when
considering Yuri Possokhov's recent creation to this
seminal music. He has embraced it totally and the
result is a ballet that is utterly accessible and
thoroughly entertaining.
After creating a smaller scale version in 2004 on
Oregon Ballet Theatre, San Francisco Ballet
choreographer in residence Possokhov added substantial
parts for the corps de ballet and increased the
difficulty of the choreography for the soloists for
SFB, where this "Firebird" hatched
February 1 at the War Memorial Opera House, on program 2 of the season.
"Firebird," which premiered in 1910, was
Stravinsky's first ballet score, having been
commissioned by Diaghilev for his Ballets Russes.
Pavlova had been slated for the lead role but found
the Stravinsky score incomprehensible and refused to
dance it. She was replaced by Tamara Karsavina.
Fortunately for me, this brilliant music has not had
the same overwhelming attraction for choreographers that Stravinsky's "The Rite of Spring" (1913) has had
for almost a century, otherwise I would have a
lot more versions to compare
with Possokhov's latest rendition.
The three other productions of "Firebird" with which I
am familiar are Fokine's, which was revived in 1954 by
the Royal Ballet; John Taras's 1982 production for the
Dance Theatre of Harlem; and Maurice Bejart's
Mao-influenced politico-ideological contemporary work
of 1970. The first two retain the classic fairy-tale
ambience, where there is elusive mystery and dreamy
magical illusion, but no real down-to-earth humanness.
Herein lies the strength of Possokhov's telling. All
the human characters on stage read as real people.
They are Russian peasants rooted in the soil. The
Prince and Princess are flesh and blood, not the
Romantic ideal of royal lovers from "Swan Lake" or
"Sleeping Beauty." They are regular people like you
and me. Even the steps they are given are based in
folk dance, from the Prince's first encounter with the
Princess to their wedding at the end. This
choreography somehow seems like a blend of ethnic
authenticity and silent movie slapstick, glued
together with a bit of ballet. We are at once warmed
by familiarity and amused by outlandishness.
On the other hand, both the Firebird and the evil
sorcerer Kaschei are surreal and find their power in
steps more aligned with classical ballet, a form very
far removed from everyday life in appearance and
feeling. Yuan Yuan Tan, as the mythical avian
creature, is other-worldly in her lightness of jump
and elastic line. While all the other costumes by
Sandra Woodall are fine, the Firebird's attire, with
flaming orange wig that's more like a punk "My Little
Pony" toy and fabric tail that keeps getting entangled
in her legs, detracts from her status as a
supernatural being. These imperfections constantly
broadcast that she isn't really so special. Perhaps
this can be remedied in the future as the quality of Tan's
dancing certainly confirms her as a very rare species.
As Kaschei, Pascal Molat has yet again delved into a
role with all his amazing insight into character and
the ability to translate that into a perfectly
realized portrayal. In Fokine's ballet, the final
scene, the marriage of the Prince and Princess is
totally static, visually splendid, yet boring.
Possokhov gives us a real peasant celebration with the
entire cast dancing with joy, as befits such an
Yuri Zhukov's scenic designs contribute enormously to
the success of this ballet. Without being in a
strictly Art Nouveau or Art Deco vein, they
nonetheless evoke the same kind of grace and
imagination of those styles. From the intricate gates
of Kaschei's garden to the tree bearing golden fruit
to the onion spires of Old Russia, Zhukov provides the
perfect framing for each scene, richly suggestive
without being a realistic representation of locale.
I was a bit mystified that the following ran in the
printed cast program:
"World Premiere (Fokine, chor.): June 25, 1910
- Diaghilev's Ballet Russe [sic], Theatre National de
l'Opera de Paris; Paris, France.
"San Francisco Ballet Premiere (new production):
February 1, 2007 - War Memorial Opera House; San
Francisco, California."
This is a PREMIERE of Yuri Possokhov's "Firebird," not
a new production of Fokine's version, as implied
above. Never mentioned anywhere is that SFB danced
Bejart's version back in the late 1970s. I saw it
performed in Stern Grove, but had also seen Bejart's
own Ballet du XXieme Siecle dance it in Brussels in
1970 shortly after the Paris premiere.
The rest of Program 2 consists of the opener "Blue
Rose" (2006), by SFB artistic director Helgi Tomasson
and David Bintley's 1995 "The Dance House." The
entire company is dancing at a very high level right now. In "Blue Rose," Tina
LeBlanc and Molat are stunning in their solos and have
a particularly magnetic rapport with each other, as do
Lorena Feijoo and Pierre-Francois Vilanoba in their
pas de deux. All the dancers were buoyed tremendously
by pianist Natal'ya Feygina's responsive playing of
Elena Kats-Cherin's score. (Feygina, formerly a
company pianist at the Kirov Ballet, used to play for
the classes I took before she became an SFB company
pianist and her exceptional understanding of exactly
what dancers need musically is clearly evident in this
"The Dance House," which I missed when it premiered on
SFB a dozen years ago, is problematic on several
levels. On the most superficial plane, we have to
contend with Robert Heindel's hideous costumes. The
garb for the women in the first movement, Death's
attire and the striped outfits for the soloists in the
third movement make it almost impossible to watch the
actual dancing or properly assess the merits of the
choreography. Only after I got home and re-imagined
the dancing in plain leotards and tights could I see
that the dancers really put their hearts into their
interpretations and that the choreographic structure
and sequences of steps weren't so bad after all. But the ballet, ostensibly about
the AIDS epidemic and its effect on the dance world,
fails to communicate all the meanings and nuances that
Bintley describes in the program book.
For Program 1, opening January 30, again the dancers
are soaring -- a good thing, as it allows them to
leap over the odd juxtaposition of a tutu ballet from
Balanchine and a more modern William Forsythe
For Balanchine's "Divertimento No. 15," conductor
George Cleve, founder of the Midsummer Mozart Festival
and Mozart interpreter extraordinaire, illuminates the score like I have never heard for a
ballet performance. The entire cast is sure-footed
and the ensemble work, be it the trio of men or the
corps de ballet, is precise, not an easy feat
considering the frequent awkwardness of the
choreography. The best dancing comes from Kristin
Long, who not only makes her variation and everything
else look like effortless play, but succeeds in anchoring both the entire cast
and the choreography into a single vision.
Jacques Garnier's "Aunis" (1979) to Maurice Pacher's
folksy French accordion music seems dated to me, but
is an excellent piece to show off the talent of
Garrett Anderson, Rory Hohenstein and James Sofranko.
All three are solid technicians who can also be
emotionally expressive while working as a very tight
The final piece of the evening, Forsythe's "Artifact
Suite," is danced as powerfully as it was last season
when it entered the repertoire. Muriel Maffre with
Vilanoba still has the hyper-plasticity and searing
focus that are her trademarks in modern works. It is
hard to believe that she is in her final season with
this company and I find myself savoring every split
second. Feijoo and Molat have developed an intense
connection in their partnering, moving from the same
visceral center, that adds an extra dimension to their
roles. As the Single Female Figure, Elana Altman is
continually claiming her territory, literally and
figuratively, and signaling the entire company to
follow her example. It is fascinating to see the
reverberation of Balanchine's choreography, so
definitively drawn in "Divertimento No. 15," reflected
in Forsythe's composition.
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