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'The LEGO Movie' scored one of the highest February debuts ever and dominated the domestic weekend box office, according to industry figures released Monday.
The animated 3D action comedy grossed $69 million in ticket sales from Friday to Sunday. That's the second-highest debut ever in February behind only 'The Passion of the Christ,' which opened with $83.8 million in 2004, according to movie tracking site Box Office Mojo.
World War II biographical action drama 'The Monuments Men' starring George Clooney, Matt Damon, Bill Murray, John Goodman and Cate Blanchett opened at No. 2 with $22 million.
After three weekends at No. 1, action comedy 'Ride Along' starring Ice Cube and Kevin Hart dropped two spots to No. 3 in its fourth weekend, earning $9.5 million for a total of $105.3 million since opening Jan. 17.
Disney's animated 3D comedy adventure 'Frozen' slipped two spots to No. 4 in its 12th weekend, earning $6.8 million for a total of $368.6 million since opening in limited release Nov. 22.
Biographical military action drama 'Lone Survivor' starring Mark Wahlberg stayed at No. 5 in its seventh weekend, earning $5.5 million for a total of $112.8 million since opening in limited release Christmas day.
The weekend's only other new nationwide release, supernatural action comedy 'Vampire Academy,' opened at No. 7 with $3.9 million.
- A police officer is critically injured in the line of duty and transformed into a cyborg cop to patrol a futuristic and crime-ridden Detroit in sc-fi action remake 'Robocop.' Rated PG-13. Watch the official trailer here.
- The relationships of two new couples are explored in R-rated romantic comedy remake 'About Last Night' starring Kevin Hart. Watch the official trailer here.
- A privileged girl and a charismatic boy engage in a reckless love affair in the face of their parents' disapproval in romantic drama remake 'Endless Love.' Rated PG-13. Watch the official trailer here.
- A burglar falls in love with a dying heiress and plans to save her when he learns he has the gift of reincarnation in romantic fantasy drama 'Winter's Tale' starring Colin Farrell and Russell Crowe. Rated PG-13. Watch the official trailer here.
- A sailor is lost at sea after a collision in adventure drama 'All is Lost' starring Robert Redford. Rated PG-13.
- A woman obsessed with 'Pride and Prejudice' visits a Jane Austen theme park to find her perfect gentleman in romantic comedy 'Austenland' starring Keri Russell. Rated PG-13.
- College friends reunite after 15 years, reigniting old rivalries and romances, in R-rated dramedy 'The Best Man Holiday.'
- A lawyer is in over his head when gets involved in drug trafficking in R-rated crime thriller 'The Counselor' starring Michael Fassbender, Penelope Cruz, Cameron Diaz, Javier Bardem and Brad Pitt. Directed by Ridley Scott and written by Cormac McCarthy.
- Princess Diana embarks on a secret love affair with a Pakistani heart surgeon during her final two years in dramatic biographical romance 'Diana' starring Naomi Watts. Rated PG-13.
- A young boy is recruited to lead the fight against an alien invasion in sci-fi action adventure 'Ender's Game' starring Harrison Ford. Rated PG-13. Based on the classic novel by Orson Scott Card.
- A Christian teen's faith is tested when she breaks into the real world of music in PG-rated musical drama 'Grace Unplugged.'


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The 49ers defeated the Carolina Panthers 23-10 on Sunday afternoon to advance to the NFC Championship game. Here are the grades for the offense:
Colin Kaepernick: B+
I have to account for the fact that the first half was mostly poor minus the late touchdown drive. Otherwise, Kaepernick played great for the remainder of game hitting Anquan Boldin and Michael Crabtree when needed. He also made great decision off the read-option which resulted in a four-yard touchdown run. There are a few throws that can be nitpicked, but he made the plays he needed to keep the chains moving.
Running Backs: A-
Frank Gore had 84 rushing yards on 17 carries, which included one run for 39 yards on third down. While it wasn't his greatest performance in his career, the 39-yard run in itself is remarkable because the Panthers loaded the box. The 49ers were also playing without Will Tukuafu (MCL) for most of the game, which limited the running game as Anthony Dixon was the only FB. Kendall Hunter was mostly ineffective minus one run late in the fourth quarter.
Wide Receivers: A-
Anquan Boldin had 136 receiving yards which included a 45-yard reception to set up an eventual touchdown. Michael Crabtree had only three receptions, but one of them was a huge 20-yard reception where he leaped up for it. Quinton Patton also contributed on a third and 9 with a 23-yard reception.
Tight Ends: B-
If this was another game and the statistics were the only reason for grades, this position would get a below average mark. Vernon Davis had only one reception, which was the one-yard touchdown in where he kept both feet in-bounds on replay. The 49ers have had trouble in the red zone when it comes to passing, but Davis contributed helped the team's cause in finally scoring a touchdown on the Panthers defense, which took 89:55 to do in two games. Carolina's defense respected the tight end, leaving room for others to get open. Vance McDonald and Garrett Celek were only on the field as blockers or decoys.
Offensive Line: B+
Pass protection struggled on the opening drives, but the 49ers were able to grind it out in the trenches throughout the second half. Frank Gore's 39-yard run on third down killed anything the Panthers had left on defense, where they couldn't get a consistent ground game going. With Kaepernick not being under pressure after the first quarter, the offensive line did a great job for most of the game.
Coaching: A-
The Panthers defense is one of the top units in the league for a reason. Greg Roman had a phenomenal second half where the 49ers were able to score 10 points on two consecutive possessions before not scoring in garbage time. From the defense's goal line stand, the offense woke up as they drove down the field for a touchdown right before halftime. The offensive coordinator did not abandon the run as instantly as other games and was able to provide an opportunity for receivers to make plays. For the level of difficulty in facing the Panthers defense to executing on the road, it was a remarkable performance on offense in the second half.
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Beautiful two-piece (corset bodice and long skirt) dress. The fabric is a lovely shade of light gold, a champagne color. The top and bottom of the bodice are edged with silver Swarovski crystals, and there's a single line of the crystals around the bottom of the skirt. The silver of the crystals and the light gold fabric are gorgeous next to each other. The bodice has a slight sweetheart dip in the top neckline, and has ruching/gathering across it that is very flattering. The back of the bodice laces with the same fabric as the rest of the dress. I opted not to put a modesty panel behind the lacing. The skirt has several ties underneath that make it easy to bustle the train. There is a built in crinoline under the skirt to give it volume, but it is lightweight and not overwhelming. This was a very comfortable dress to wear.
- Alterations: No alterations were done to the dress. A few of the Swarovski crystals on the train may have been slightly damaged from people stepping on them.
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Runway Global Recalls Sugarfly Girls' Coats; Waist Drawstring Poses Entanglement HazardPublish Date: Thu, 24 Apr 2014 10:00:00 GMT
UnitsAbout 1,700 DescriptionThis recall involves girl�s �Sugarfly� brand peacoat. The double breasted wool and polyester garment comes with a waist drawstring sewn into the outside seam of the garment. The coats come in three different colors; solid black, charcoal plaid and purple plaid. The coats were sold in girls� sizes S (7-8), M (10-12), L (14), and XL (16). Style number KEM236 is located on the label found inside on the side seam of the garment. �Sugarfly� is printed on a label sewn into the neck of the coat. Incidents/InjuriesNone reported.RemedyConsumers should immediately detach the tie from the side seams of the coat to eliminate the hazard, or return the coat to the place of purchase for a full refund. Sold atNordstrom Rack nationwide from October 2010 through November 2010 and on-line at www.Zulily.com from September 2013 through November 2013 for about $40.ImporterRunway Global, of New York, N.Y.Manufactured inChina
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Cadillac ELR Forum Discussion, Milestone! Or is it millstone? in Current Cadillac Vehicle Discussion; Today, the first 3 ELRs with vins greater than 2000 have been listed on cars. So, GM's still cranking them ...
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Milestone! Or is it millstone?
Today, the first 3 ELRs with vins greater than 2000 have been listed on cars. So, GM's still cranking them out. It will be interesting to see at what point the highest vin seen stops going up every few days.
Unfortunately, the sales rate does not seem to be matching the build rate. We now have 1268 ELR vins listed on cars, with additions majorly outnumbering delistings. Here's a few other numbers:
194 are listed at $1000 or more below msrp
31 white (Saks editions) are still listed; was 32 a couple weeks ago
31 of the 1st 100 vins are still listed; was 32 a couple weeks ago
331 dealers now have ELRs listed, 20 of whom have 10 or more ELRs listed
My local dealer just got their first ELR, so it appears that GM is still filling the initial orders placed by those dealers who signed up to sell ELRs.
We're entering vicious circle time: very low sales vs availability encourages waiting for the price to fall. And the more people wait for the price to fall, the lower the sales until it does. And, IMHO, it's no longer a question of IF, it's a question of When.
Re: Milestone! Or is it millstone?
Actually, my dealer just sold its second ELR. Supposedly the first dealer to do that. I enjoy the car every time I drive it. Comfort just keeps getting better as does the mileage on gas.
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My dealer over here has already sold three as of 2 weeks ago. Don't let em fool you (unless my dealer is fooling me!)
Re: Milestone! Or is it millstone?
I stand corrected!
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My guy at Casa de Cadillac here in LA has said they have sold more than a few.
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It's quite possible that GM is building all if its 2014 ELR inventory right now so that it can free up Detroit-Hamtramck for the Volt, Impala, or other car. If that's true, then at some point the ELR inventory should hit a ceiling and then slowly come down over the year.
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We have a VMWARE system that was set up a year ago for one of our projects. It consists of an enclosure with 3 servers (2 ESX 3.5 servers and a VCenter server) and a storage module.
We also have lab manager 3 installed, and the LM is controlling a number of the VMs that run on the ESX.
We have no need for the LabManager anymore and wish to get rid of it. Problem is, it's controlling a couple of mission-critical VMs that we cannot afford to lose and now it appears that those VMs are somewhat shakily backed up (we weren't able to do a "bare metal" restore to another VM from backups).
I was digging around in lab manager for a couple of days and i just don't see any option to make lab manager "release" the virtual machine so that it can be directly controlled by the VCenter server. As soon as I "undeploy" a configuration or a machine in LM, the Vclient loses sight of it, and I found no way to regain it.
Now i'm afraid that if i simply detach the hosts in LM and uninstall it, the VCenter wouldn't be able to use those critical VMs, and then, as we say in ebonics - 'we be screwed'...
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Encyclopedia of Jazz Musicians
Williamson, Patrice (Munsel)
Williamson, Patrice (Munsel), voice and flute; b. Memphis, TN, 22 October 1967. Her mother is Lillie Rivers Williamson (February 25, 1930). Her father was Webster Franklin Williamson (August 10,1929 - April 24,1997). Her sister is Denise D. Williamson, M.D. (June 22, 1960). Her teachers were Ran Blake, Mark Boling, Donald Brown, Jerry & Patty Coker, Dominique Eade, John McNeil, and Danilo Perez. Patrice Williamson's childhood home in Memphis, Tennessee was filled with song. Her late father, Webster Williamson, an avid amateur singer, choir director, and pillar of the St. Stephen's Baptist Church music ministry, introduced his children to both sacred music and the secular styles of greats like Louis Armstrong, Nat King Cole, and Lena Horne. With the encouragement of her mother, Lillie Williamson, Patrice followed in the footsteps of her elder sister, Denise, taking up the violin and making her debut at age four, playing a duet with her sister in front of the St. Stephen's congregation.
From then on, she was hooked on music and performing. To her violin studies, she added piano (at age seven) and flute (at 11). She chose a "practical" major, communications, when she enrolled at the University of Tennessee. In her second year, however, she realized her heart was elsewhere and decided to major in music. Her focus remained on classical performance; she served as principal flutist for the opera & symphony orchestras. It wasn't until the conductor of the UT Studio Jazz Orchestra overheard her scatting during a rehearsal break, and immediately offered her a vocal solo, that she considered singing as a possible career path. Encouraged by UT faculty jazz pianist Donald Brown, she headed to New England Conservatory to focus full-time on her voice, under the guidance of Dominique Eade.
Before her Master's degree studies were complete, she was weighing rival offers for a four-month performance engagement at Somerset's Bar in Singapore and further studies at NEC in the school's prestigious Artist Diploma program. In the end, she managed to do both.
A regular at Boston's celebrated Regattabar since1996, she has also appeared in the company of Tony Bennett, James Moody, & Cassandra Wilson at the Tanglewood Jazz Festival; and Danilo Perez & Kevin Mahogony at the Marblehead Jazz Festival.
Around the U.S., she's been heard at Boston's Symphony Hall and Jordan Hall,; as well as the IDB Cultural Center Concert Series in Washington, DC.
Patrice has since returned to Singapore as a special guest performer in the nation's New Year's Eve Millennium Celebration; and as part of the Eden Project, an international group of female jazz improvisers who played the International Women's Forum in March 2000.
At the University of Tennessee, Knoxville, TN, she got her Bachelor of Music Degree-Classical Flute Performance, 1989.At the New England Conservatory of Music, Boston, MA, she got her Master of Music Degree-Jazz Studies, 1994, and Artist Diploma-Jazz Studies, 1998.
She has been on the Voice Faculty, The New School of Music, Cambridge, MA, 2001-Present. Also performs at Cambridge elementary schools in NSM's Music Outreach program. Also, Flute Faculty, New England Conservatory of Music Prep School, Boston, MA, 2001-Present. She was a Resident Artist, Harmon "How to Listen" National Outreach Program, Boston, MA, 2000 and 2002; Performed at local elementary schools. She was also a Voice Instructor and Ensemble Coach, University of South Carolina Summer Jazz Camp, Spartanburg, SC 2000.
She has performed with the Patrice Williamson Group, Rusty Scott Quartet and In The House, General Business band.
My Shining Hour (1998); Free to Dream (2002)
Radio broadcasts:
"Live Performance" - WGBH 89.7FM Boston (1995); "Live Performance" - WGBH 89.7FM Boston (1996); "History of Jazz" - MCET (Masssachusetts Channel Educational Television) (1997); "Live Performance" - WGBH 89.7FM Boston (2002); "Live Performance" - WGBH 89.7FM Boston (2003); "Live Performance" - WERS 88.9 FM Boston (1998); "Live Performance" - WERS 88.9FM Boston (2001)
"Live Performance" - Regattabar Cambridge, MA (Videorecording)
Unissued recordings:
1992 -2000 approx. 22 hours of unissued material recorded in Knoxville, TN, Boston, MA Washington, DC & Singapore
8 Days Magazine ( Singapore) - October 1995
Boston Magazine "Best of Boston" issue - August 1997
Boston Herals - September 1998
The Straits Times (Singapore Newspaper) - March 2000
Boston Magazine - September 2002
She was honored with a coveted "Best of Boston" award in 1997, and in 1999 and 2000 was a nominee for "Best Jazz Vocalist" by the Kahlua Boston Music Awards.
JazzReview.com Artist Interview - Getting to Know Patrice Williamson
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Harvesting the Music Tree: Sustainable African Blackwood
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Lupus Clinical Research Study Continues to Seek Patients to Enroll
A national study to help advance lupus research is still enrolling participants. The EMBODY program is a clinical research study evaluating an investigational medication for lupus.
This global clinical research study is being conducted to assess the effects of an investigational medication called epratuzumab. The main purpose of this research program is to evaluate if epratuzumab can safely and effectively reduce the signs and symptoms of lupus and the amount of corticosteroids needed to control symptoms. Epratuzumab targets specific cells that are part of the immune system. Epratuzumab is being evaluated to see if can help prevent the immune system from attacking healthy tissue, help reduce the level of inflammation and improve the symptoms associated with lupus.
There is currently no cure for lupus. In fact, in the past 50 years, there has been only one medication approved for lupus. While there are several medications used to help reduce the signs and symptoms of lupus, many have serious side effects. Long-term use can cause damage to the body's organs. There is an ongoing need to develop new treatment options for people with lupus that are safe and effective.
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I'm in Lakeland today, not Fort Lauderdale, and I'm sure Juan will have more on this for you later. But I see where Sergio Mitre had to walk off the mound against the Orioles after walking two of three batters he faced and failing to record an out.
"Right elbow discomfort" is the official explanation for Mitre's exit, which may be nothing more than a precaution. But if Mitre is out for any length of time, well, it's not good for the Fish.
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Here is a short video of images of some of the animals you may see at the Native Wildlife Zoo and Domestic Animal Exhibit, starting with 30-second video of baby Spanish goats playing.
The native animals that live in the woods, swamps and waters of the Lowcountry are more and more displaced by a rapidly growing population. At the Lowcountry Zoo, you will see the following animals in their naturalistic habitats. All of these animals were either born in captivity in an AZA accredited zoo or have sustained an injury and would not survive in the wild. Brookgreen Gardens is home to many wild species, including snakes and alligators. Please keep an eye out for our wild neighbors, and do not approach them.
- Alligators
- Bald Eagles
- Grey Foxes
- Hawks
- Owls
- Red Foxes
- River Otters
- White-Tailed Deer
The Dalton and Linda Floyd Domestic Animals of the Plantation Exhibit provides an element of education not only for the Lowcountry Zoo but it connects the zoo to The Lowcountry Trail and Brookgreen's history. The animals in this exhibit are now considered "historic rare breeds" and are much more like animals of the 1800s than the hybrid descendants of today.
- Dominique Chickens
- Marsh Tacky Horses
- Mule
- Red Devon Cows
- Tunis Sheep
- Spanish Goats
- Wild Turkeys
The Cypress Aviary is the only known aviary built over an existing cypress swamp. You may stroll through on an elevated boardwalk and observe the birds feeding and flying in this natural setting. Some of the birds you may observe in the aviary are listed below.
- Black-crowned night herons
- Egrets
- Great blue herons
- Hooded merganser
- Ibises
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Blake Thorne reports in the Kalamazoo Gazette that shortly after spotting work by Moira Dryer in NYC, Don Desmett, the director of exhibitions at Western Michigan University's Gwen Frostic School of Art, wanted to curate an exhibit around her art. "Charismatic Abstraction" -- featuring the work of Dryer, Mike Cloud, Chris Martin, John L. Moore and Dona Nelson -- is what Desmett has put together. "Dryer, who died in 1992 of breast cancer at 34, broke out in the late 1980s, working outside of conventional restraints of the abstract community. In interviews, she called her paintings theatrical, a creative process that changes as she paints. Desmett said her approach emphasizes that the final product is about the production of the piece. Put more simply, the artists don't know what they're painting until it's finished. 'They really let the paintings have absolute control of the product,' Desmett said. 'They're very spontaneous; they're very active; they're very energetic.'"
"Charismatic Abstraction," curated by Don Desmett. Albertine Monroe-Brown Gallery of the Richmond Center for Visual Arts, Kalamazoo, MI. Through Nov. 25.


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It should seem a silly (or even trivial) question, but I've always wondered who first noticed that quotient by an equivalence relation "really behaves like a fraction", meaning that (whatever this mean, depending on the setting you're working in) $$ A/B \cong (A/C)/(B/C) $$ everytime you have $C\le B\le A$. I mean, why on earth should I denote a set of equivalence classes by a relation -which I suppose just for the sake of simplicity to be a congruence on the set- with a fraction $\frac{\text{whole structure}}{\text{substructure}}$, if it wasn't for that useful "simplification"?
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Recent studies have demonstrated effects of learning orientation or market orientation on innovation-driven organizational performance. While these studies have enhanced our understanding of innovation processes in the firm, they have been unable to determine the relative contribution of learning orientation and market orientation to innovation. The integration of these two fundamental strategic orientations in this research enables such an assessment. The model in this research also measures the degree to which market orientation and learning orientation influence organizational performance, independent of their effect on product innovation. The most notable finding is the potential preeminence of learning orientation over market orientation. The implications are of critical importance to marketers because they provide insights into the type of organizational culture that is associated with high levels of performance.
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Oct. 19, 2002
The fourth-ranked Bruins earned their first MPSF win of the season with a 4-3 upset of third-ranked California at Berkeley on Saturday afternoon. UCLA improved to 9-4, 1-2 in MPSF play, while the Bears fell to 9-4, 2-2 in conference action.
The Bruin defense and the play of senior goalkeeper Brandon Brooks kept the Bears in check throughout most of the game. Brooks tallied nine saves on the afternoon, while facing a Cal attack that produced 28 shots, but scoring only three.
Sophomore driver Brett Ormsby started the scoring, finding the back of the net for the match's first point with 23 seconds remaining in the first period. Both teams' defenses dominated during the first half and UCLA would take the 1-0 lead into halftime.
Ormsby struck again only 1:50 into the second half, extending the Bruin advantage to 2-0. Cal responded with a Attila Banhidy goal at the 3:11 mark in the third period. The Bears evened the score at 2-2 on a Chris Lathrop goal with 34 second left in the third.
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Damn, we're good -- or so we thought.
After receiving the five advertising campaigns for our city, we were so giddy with excitement that we couldn't resist. We had to show someone. We had to share the creative juices in a big, ceremonial "Cleveland's a plum" cocktail. We needed a toast for our coming-out-party and thought who better than Dennis Roche, president of the Greater Cleveland Convention and Visitor's Bureau, to give it. Then again, maybe next time we'll keep our giddiness to ourselves for a while.
"I don't think I see the answer yet," says Roche. "If I had to choose any of these, I think the dog one, [Liggett-Stashower's Moses the Downtown Dog], is probably the closest, because it has the most clearly defined audience. And the bright vivid look would probably grab people's attention."
Overall too much emphasis placed on looking back, instead of looking forward. "I'm not trying to say we need to separate from our past, but there's a danger in trying to do a 'That was then, this is now' kind of campaign. From our perspective, the CVB is about fresh images," he says. "The Rock Hall. Big events in town. Things like that. Our message is that when visitors come here, we'll exceed their expectations."
The CVB has several projects in the works right now when it comes to getting the message out about Cleveland. "We're in the middle of brainstorming whole new ways to market the city," he says. "We want to talk about very specific, tangible assets we have and why you should come here.
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The six-month-old is pictured with dad Wayne Osborne, 24, of Colley Crescent, Kendray, and grandmother Tracey Wilkes, 47, of Cypress Road, Kendray, as well as great-grandmother Julia Wilkes, 66, also of Colley Crescent, Kendray, and great-great-grandmother Elsie Lunn, 93, of Turner Avenue, Wombwell.
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by Susan Littlefield
At this time of year, many gardeners are digging up buried treasure. We're not talking about pieces of eight, but those delicious root vegetables that have been fattening up underground and are now ready to unearth for some delicious eating. While the harvest of carrots, beets and the like may have begun earlier in the season, fall is a time when many of the root vegetables produce their most bountiful crops. And, given the right conditions, many of these tasty roots can be stored for enjoyment later in the fall, sometimes even into the winter months.
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Carrots One of the most familiar of the root crops, carrots are in the Apiaceae or carrot family. They are nutritional powerhouses, full of the beta-carotene that our bodies covert to Vitamin A, a well as Vitamins K and C. Carrots are available in a range of sizes and shapes, from small, round ball types to long, slender, pointed Imperator varieties.
Beets These members of the Chenopodiaceae or goosefoot family not only deliver delicious roots but edible and nutritious greens as well. And while we may describe things as "red as a beet," these veggies are also available with golden colored flesh.
Turnips, rutabagas, and radishes All these cabbage family members provide us with tasty roots. Fast-maturing radishes and turnips are great choices for both spring and fall planting, and like beets, turnips also can be grown for their edible leaves. Earthy rutabagas take longer to mature and store well.
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'Ruby Queen' Beet ? This popular canning variety has a fine, buttery texture and uniform, dark-red interior.
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'American Purple Top' Rutabaga (100 days) ?Purple-topped, globe-shaped roots have creamy yellow flesh with a fine flavor.
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'Chinese White Winter' Radish (60 days) ? With square tops and blunt tips, these 8-inch long radishes have creamy white skins and crisp, solid, snowy flesh.
'Sparkler' Radish (25 days) ? Almost round, with bright scarlet skin and crisp, tender white flesh, this quick maturing radish is popular with home gardeners.


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An opinionated guide to cultural and recreational goings-on around the state this week. To submit items for consideration, write to On the Towns, Sunday New Jersey Section, The New York Times, 229 West 43d Street, New York, N.Y. 10036, or send a fax to (212) 556-7219.
BERGEN COUNTY TECHNICAL SCHOOLS THEATER The State Repertory Opera presents Mozart's "Magic Flute." Saturday at 7:30 P.M. Tickets: $35; $30 for students and the elderly. 200 Hackensack Avenue, Hackensack. (201) 763-7969.
CRESCENT THEATER The Greater Trenton Symphony Orchestra, conducted by John Peter Holly, presents a pops concert featuring music by George Gershwin and Richard Rodgers. Today at 3 P.M. Tickets: $10-$25. 50 North Clinton Avenue, Trenton. (609) 394-1338.
DELBARTON SCHOOL, MORRISTOWN The Northern Morris Choral Society and Orchestra perform a benefit concert for the Interfaith Council for Homeless Families of Morris County. Next Sunday at 2:30 P.M. Tickets: $25-$50; $15 for students. 230 Mendham Road, Morristown. (201) 822-1528.
MAURICE LEVIN THEATER Weslia Whitfield, jazz cabaret singer. Tonight at 7. Tickets: $26. Jewish Community Center of Metropolitan New Jersey, 760 Northfield Avenue, West Orange. (201) 736-3200, extension 253.
MAXWELL'S The Little Kings with Scott Kempner and Mike Mesaros. Tuesday at 9 P.M. Tickets: $7. Nancy Boy. Thursday at 9 P.M. Tickets: $8. The Knockout Drops. Friday at 10 P.M. Tickets: $7. The Health and Happiness Show and Valentine Smith. Saturday at 10 P.M. Tickets: $7. 1039 Washington Street, Hoboken. (201) 798-4064. MONTCLAIR HIGH SCHOOL COMMUNITY AUDITORIUM Unity Concerts of New Jersey presents Awadagin Pratt, pianist. Today at 3:30 P.M. Tickets: $15-$30. Park and Chestnut Streets, Montclair. (201) 744-6770.
MONTCLAIR STATE UNIVERSITY The Preservation Hall Jazz Band of New Orleans. Saturday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $25; $20 for the elderly and $10 for students. Memorial Auditorium, Valley Road and Normal Avenue, Upper Montclair. (201) 655-5112.
NEW JERSEY SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA The Ovation Series, "Beethoven and Beyond," conducted by Mariusz Smolij. Today at 3 P.M., John Harms Center for the Arts, Englewood. Tickets: $12-$36. (800) ALLEGRO or (201) 624-8203.
PARSIPPANY UNITED METHODIST CHURCH Carmen Artis, soprano, and John Hammel, tenor, present "Cole on the Coals: A Celebration of Cole Porter Love Songs." Next Sunday at 3 P.M. Tickets: $12; $8 for students and the elderly. South Beverwyck Road, Parsippany. (201) 328-0082.
PASCACK HILLS HIGH SCHOOL Valentina Kozlova and Leonid Kozlov present "Swan Lake." Today at 2 P.M. Tickets: $15. Grand Avenue, Montvale. (201) 664-7090.
PEDDIE SCHOOL Gabriela Imreh, pianist, and the Philadelphia Virtuosi Chamber Orchestra, conducted by Daniel Spalding, present a benefit concert for the Richard L. Swig Center. Today at 2 P.M. Tickets: $15. South Main Street, Hightstown. (609) 490-7550.
RUTGERS UNIVERSITY The university Brass Choir. Saturday at 2 P.M. Free. Nicholas Music Center, George Street at Route 18, New Brunswick. (908) 932-7511.
TENAFLY PUBLIC LIBRARY The Friends of the Tenafly Public Library present the Ridgewood Gilbert and Sullivan Opera Company in "The Sorcerer." Next Sunday at 2:30 P.M. Free. 401 Tenafly Road, Tenafly. (201) 568-8680.
TIERNEY'S TAVERN The Sunday Nite Big Band Bash presents the James L. Dean Jazz Orchestra. Tonight at 6. Tickets: $6. 136 Valley Road, Montclair. (201) 744-9785.
TURNING POINT Tom Chapin. Today at 5 and 8 P.M. Tickets: $17.50. Laurie Lewis and Grant Street. Wednesday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $14. Preston Reed. Thursday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $10. Commander Cody and his Lost Planet Airmen. Friday at 7:30 and 10:30 P.M. Tickets: $17.50. Jimmy Vivino and the Black Italians. Saturday at 8 and 11:30 P.M. Tickets: $10. Livingston Taylor. Next Sunday at 5:30 and 8:30 P.M. Tickets: $17.50. 468 Piermont Avenue, Piermont, N.Y. (914) 359-1089.
UNION COUNTY ARTS CENTER The Westfield Symphony Orchestra, conducted by Brad Keimach. Saturday at 8 P.M. $23; $19 for the elderly; $12 for students. 1601 Irving Street, Rahway. (908) 499-8226.
WATCHUNG ARTS CENTER Bucky Pizzarelli and Gene Bertoncini, jazz guitarists. Thursday and Friday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $10. Pam Purvis, jazz vocalist. Saturday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $10. 18 Stirling Road, Watchung. (908) 753-0190.
ZIMMERLI ART MUSEUM The spring concert series begins with Natassia Xsavier, harpsichordist and Mary Schmidt, flutist. Today at 3 P.M. Free. Rutgers University, George and Hamilton Streets, New Brunswick. (908) 932-7237.
ALL SAINTS PARISH, HOBOKEN The Will Atkins Theater Project presents "Voices From the Shelter II," a dramatic reading of works by residents and friends of the Hoboken Clergy Coalition Shelter for the Homeless. Saturday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $6. 700 Washington Street, Hoboken. (201) 792-3563.
BROOKDALE COMMUNITY COLLEGE "South Pacific," by Rodgers and Hammerstein. Today and next Sunday at 3 P.M.; Friday and Saturday at 8 P.M. Tickets: $16; $13 for students and the elderly. Performing Arts Center, 76 Newman Springs Road, Lincroft. (908) 224-2411.


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Fantastic new competition launched.
Some of pop's biggest acts are coming together for the return of North East Live at the Stadium of Light - and one lucky North East primary school class is being given the chance to be there for free.
The concert, which takes place on Sunday 22nd June, is being headlined by Jessie J, with appearances by Rizzle Kicks, The Saturdays and teen sensations The Vamps and Union J. Jason Derulo will also be jetting in from the USA to play his only outdoor UK tour dates for 2014.
Now, festival organisers SAFC and AEG, are giving primary school pupils from across the region the opportunity to play their part in the music extravaganza by designing a programme for the event.
Those who wish to participate will be issued with a pack of images, as well as logos and biographies about the line up for North East Live 2014, and must then work with their classmates to design an original and creative programme promoting the event.
The winners of the competition will receive tickets for the full class and accompanying adults to attend North East Live, as well as copies of the printed programme to keep as a memento and a montage of images from the day.
SAFC commercial director Gary Hutchinson said: "We're encouraging children to be as creative and original as they want and really get into the spirit of North East Live. It's a fun, family-friendly event for the whole region and we want to involve as many people as possible in the show and the build up to the day."
Schools across the North East are already being contacted directly by SAFC with details about the competition, however schools wanting more information can also email email@example.com.
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Five minutes walking away from the Verdaguer metro station, very well connected to the rest of the city.
The location is very good. Within a 5 minutes walk you can reach Passeig de Gràcia. In addition, its privileged location allows to reach, by foot or by short metro ride, the main tourist areas, since it is located within walking distance of Las Ramblas, the Cathedral and the Gothic Quarter, Sagrada Familia, the most emblematic buildings Gaudí or the most representative shops in Barcelona.
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This is a great apartment. Loved the balcony, loved the neighborhood, loved the market close by.
The apartment is very tastefully decorated and is located in a very nice neighborhood. In the vicinity there is a nice market hall, small shops, bars and mehere beautiful places. Actually, you have to leave the neighborhood at all. Communication with Dani and the handover by Andrea was very pleasant and reliable. Unfortunately, the Internet was not working.
Die Wohnung ist sehr geschmackvoll eingerichtet und liegt in einem sehr schönen Viertel. Gleich in der Nähe gibt es eine schöne Markthalle, kleine Geschäfte, Bars und mehere schöne Plätze. Eigentlich muss man das Viertel garnicht verlassen. Die Kommunikation mit Dani und die Wohnungsübergabe durch Andrea war sehr angenehm und zuverlässig. Leider funktionierte der Internetzugang nicht.
Very nice apartment, with everything on and around aan.Geweldige .we like to come back.
Heel leuk appartement,met alles er op en er aan.Geweldige buurt .wij komen graag terug.
It fit everything, a friendly welcome, a great apartment, the location, we had a great time !!!!!!!
Es passte einfach alles, ein freundlicher Empfang, eine tolle Wohnung, die Lage, wir hatten eine tolle Zeit!!!!!!!
Thànk you Dani for your time. Nice house close to the underground. Excellent for receiving 7 persons.
Apartment was very comfortable. Clean and tidy . Good locations near to metro station, supermarket.
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Dani was great to work with. The apartment was absolutely perfect for my family. The layout, the location.
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Really enjoyed our stay in this apartment. It has everything you require. The view of the Sagrada church is spectacular, I saw something new everytime I looked at it. The apartment is on the sixth floor in a quite building. There are shops and cafes nearby. The metro is just a five minute walk.
This flat was well situated close to Sagrada F Monumental M stat & walking d to Passeig d G. The kitchen appliances were good- well appointed bathroom and en suite. Linen towels beds pillows good quality. The furniture was a little drab. Air conditioning not needed in late Oct would be welcome in the summer. The front rooms were noisy due to traffic. Overall pretty good value. Dani and Vika very helpful and nice.
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I was on my way home Sunday evening in Bozeman Montana just after 10 pm traveling North on Ferguson from Babcock. I had been out visiting with my family for the evening. Out of the corner of my eye in the North Eastern sky, I noticed an arrangement of 4 to 5 orange lights hovering over the city at about 15,000 feet. At first I thought this may be fireworks as we are getting close to the 4th of July. I then realized they were slowly moving at about the pace of a Cessna airplane and could not be fireworks. I pulled over on a side street and got out of my car to watch. I tried to capture video or a picture of the objects with my phones camera, but it was too dark for the camera on the phone. One by one, each light continued to move over the city toward the same spot in the sky, hold position for a moment, then they ascended toward the stars. After a few moments, their light slowly faded out. Just as the last light was fading, I noticed another, single light, coming over the North East mountain range with the same color, size, and speed of the others. This light continued to the same spot in the sky as the previous ones, held it's position for a moment, then ascended to the stars and began to fade out. To my amazement, just as before, yet another appeared over the North Eastern mountain range following the same path and procedure. This happened about 2 more times and then I did not notice any more lights. During this event, I did observe 2 airplanes fly over that area and were obviously aircraft due to their blinking navigation lights. The stars in the area were also starting to come out and were bright white and had no similarities to the orange lights. This entire event I was watching took about 10 minutes total. This event was certainly interesting and made me very excited to have seen something like this for myself.
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Dunham Awarded Scholarship to Study Medicine
Recent Sterling graduate Rachel Dunham has been accepted to study medicine at the Medical School for International Health. The MSIH is a collaborative medical program of Ben-Gurion University of the Negev and Columbia University Medical Center. Dunham was also awarded the Tauber Family scholarship which covers half of her tuition costs based on her academic achievement, demonstrated commitment to international health and medicine and service to underserved communities.
Rachel Dunham's commitment to global health began at an early age, while living in Nepal where her parents worked for a medical mission. Her passion to help others has earned her a scholarship to study international health and medicine in Israel.
"I want to go to medical school in order to best meet the needs of the community I'm in wherever that may be. There is nothing I would rather do than continue to serve people in a greater capacity as a physician."
Thanks to a generous gift by the Tauber Family, MSIH has provided four-year scholarships to cover fifty percent of tuition costs for two first-year students each year since 2005. Students are selected based on their academic achievement, demonstrated commitment to international health and medicine, and service to underserved communities.
Rachel earned her undergraduate degree in Chemistry with a minor in Language and Literature from Sterling College in Sterling, Kansas. She excelled in academics while balancing numerous extracurricular activities including being a Resident Assistant and volunteering with Habitat for Humanity. Rachel's passion for healthcare and caring for those most in need has been evident through her work as an EMT in her hometown of Green River Utah and during school in Kansas. "Through all the opportunities I've had to participate in patient care, I have realized how much I love serving people when they are hurting—whether its physically, emotionally, or spiritually."
The Medical School for International Health is a collaborative initiative to advance global health medical education. It is the only four-year American style medical school in the world that incorporates global health throughout all four years of medical study and culminates with a required international health clerkship in a lesser developed region of the world. The MSIH curriculum includes international health modules and training, through such courses as Nutrition in the Developing World, Infectious and Tropical Diseases, and Global Health and Environment. Now in its eleventh year, the Medical School for International Health enrolls more than 170 students from around the world and has 200 graduates in residency, fellowship, private practice, and research in the US and Canada. After completing residency training, alumni are expected to make significant contributions to global health through clinical work, policy development and medical education.
For more information about the MSIH and Columbia University's partnership with Ben Gurion University of the Negev in the MSIH, contact the MSIH Admissions Office at (212) 305-9587 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.


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Ebola is a highly contagious virus that is spreading throughout West Africa. Health authorities have deemed this viral disease as a high risk and top alert for the area. The virus is so contagious you can contract it just by touching one who is infected. Health officials are taking every precaution and wearing bio-hazard suits in order to treat their patients.
In an updated health story on March 27 from CNN News it has been reported that this lethal virus has taken sixty-two lives in less than two months. There have been reports of at least eighty-six people already infected by Ebola in Guinea, the capital city of Conakey as well as three neighboring towns and may have also spread to Liberia and Sierra Leone.
"In Guinea, a country with a weak medical infrastructure, an outbreak like this can be devastating," the UNICEF representative in Guinea, Dr. Mohamed Ag Ayoya, said in a statement.
Symptoms of Ebola are:
- Chest pains
- Death
- Diarrhea
- Difficulty breathing
- Difficulty swallowing
- Headaches sore throat
- Hiccups
- High fever
- Rash
- Red eyes
- Severe muscular pain
- Uncontrollable bleeding
- Vomiting
There is currently no vaccine against Ebola and it can kill up to ninety percent of the people infected causing much terror within the communities. The symptoms can appear within two to twenty-one days after contracting the infection.
This is the first time an Ebola outbreak has struck West Africa since 1976 where it was first discovered in the Democratic Republic of Congo which was formerly called Zaire and another in Sudan. This virus was named after the Ebola River and there are five known strains of this virus which have been associated with major outbreaks of hemorrhagic fever in Africa. There have been documented cases of humans falling ill after contact with dead or ill chimpanzees, gorillas, fruit bats, monkeys, forest antelope and porcupines. The CDC estimates there have been more than 1,800 cases of Ebola and more than 1,300 deaths overall.
If you are thinking about or have plans to visit West Africa you might just want to postpone that trip for your own health and well being!
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A study published Thursday in the New England Journal of Medicine suggests that developmental abnormalities in the brain occurring prenatally may be linked to a later diagnosis of autism spectrum disorder (ASD).
The team of scientists out of the University of California, San Diego looked at samples of brains of 11 children diagnosed with ASD, and 11 without a diagnosis, between two and 15 years of age donated to science postmortem. They analyzed specific molecular markers for neurons and brain regions, as well as gene expression, that have been implicated in the diagnosis of autism. These regions were responsible for such skills as social functioning and communication.
Abnormalities in these regions were found in 10 out of the 11 children with autism and in 1 of 11 undiagnosed children. The researchers couldn't determine whether these abnormalities were due to a deficiency of gene expression in these areas or if they were malfunctioning, but they posited that disruptions in development in these regions typically occur during the second and third trimester of pregnancy.
While this exploratory study was small in scope with relatively few samples analyzed, it does provide evidence for prenatal, biological markers for autism, pointing to the need for more expansive research on the subject.
The CDC recently reported that the rate of autism diagnoses has jumped from one in 150 in the year 2000, and one in 88 in 2008, to one in 68 in 2010. Whether this can be attributed to an actual increase in prevalence, different diagnostic criteria, or a combination of the two, is unclear.
Further research studies have paved the way for earlier diagnosis of ASD, also diminishing the notion of other external factors as a possible cause. While the diagnostic rates may have increased in the past two decades, it's clear that earlier treatment leads to the most optimal outcome for children diagnosed on the autism spectrum.
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Kidscreen Summit 2014 (February 9-12) is in the air, especially the air that kids' network executives and program creators breathe. Held annually in the Big Apple, Kidscreen is the mother lode of all children's content markets and conferences. Below is a slightly musical tribute, LA Animation Examiner-style, to the tune of Mother (also known as, M is for the many things she gave me).
KID is for the tots who watch much TV;
S means TV series that are sold.
C is for the crying to net money;
R is for a run of purest gold.
EE is for eeks! The date's approaching!
N means now's the time for registry.
Put them all together. They spell KIDSCREEN.
A word that means the world of kids' TV!
To secure last minute Kidscreen Summit arrangements, race to http://summit.kidscreen.com/2014/.
On a related note, the recently revamped Women in Animation (WIA) will host a networking party on Tuesday, February 11 from 6:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Iguana (240 West 54th Street in Manhattan). The event boasts free food, a free digital subscription of Animation Magazine for all attendees, the requisite schmoozefest, and a copy of Dr. Seuss's The Cat in the Hat: Hurray It's Valentine's Day DVD for the first 100 guests. A no-host bar will be available. WIA co-presidents Marge Dean (Mattel) and Kristy Scanlan (Technicolor), plus other LA-based professional members, will be on hand to educate partygoers about the new-and-improved organization. To RSVP, visit http://whoozin.com/WUU-MMW-XXYW by February 7. Men and women are welcome!
Now, to really make your mother proud, please learn more about Women in Animation and join at http://www.womeninanimation.org/.


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