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The second-seeded Murray fought back from a break down twice in the first set and then grafted his way through the second to take a commanding lead.
Murray failed to convert six match points against the towering Croat, who broke one back with the Olympic gold medallist serving for the match at 5-2.
But after sealing match point seven, Murray completed the straight-sets win against an opponent who made too many unforced errors to cause the highest remaining seed any serious problems.
Murray said: "Every time I was broken, I broke back almost straight away so I responded well despite it being a tough match against a good opponent in hot conditions.
"It was a tough, tough match. Second set especially was a lot of long, long games and tough points.
"I just managed to come through that. Obviously I took a while to get to the finish line but I thought I played a solid match with not too many errors and was tough in the important moments," he said.
The US Open champion is the highest seeded player left in the men's draw after world number one Novak Djokovic lost to Tommy Haas and will leapfrog Roger Federer to second place in the world rankings if he wins the title.
"I'd like to get to number two this week. It would be nice, but I'd rather focus on trying to win my matches," said the Scotsman.
Eighth seed Gasquet outclassed Tomas Berdych in the day's later quarter-final, the Frenchman recording a 6-3 6-3 victory to reach his first semi in Miami.
Gasquet was solid, hitting 17 winners and breaking serve three times as he made up for his defeat to Berdych in the round of 16 at Indian Wells.
The Frenchman knows he is the underdog against Murray, who he has lost to four times in seven matches, but believes he is capable of producing an upset.
"I can win against Andy. He's the favourite, the number three in the world but I know his game, I know how he plays," he said.
The other semi-final features David Ferrer against Haas.
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Tonight three members were sworn into their seats on council.
Grant Hutcheson is a first-time council member, representing the second ward.
Andrew Roberts joins council for the first time as Council at Large.
Mark Baker joins council as the first ward council member. Baker previously served four terms, but lost his seat in the last election.
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Celebrity lunch downtown to raise funds
Community leaders and media personalities will be the food-flipping stars at the annual celebrity-chef benefit by the Social Development Foundation on Feb. 9 at Benihana, 850 N. Plankinton Ave.
Participants include retired broadcaster Gus Gnorski, Fritz Usinger of Usinger's Sausage, former Milwaukee Wave forward Michael King and County Executive Chris Abele.
The event begins at 11 a.m., with lunch served at 11:30 a.m. »Read Full Blog Post
Graffito South opening in Florida this week
SURG restaurant group on Friday is opening Graffito South in Florida.
The restaurant is patterned after the group's Ryan Braun's Graffito in Milwaukee's Third Ward, but the Florida restaurant isn't affiliated with the Brewers outfielder, said Mike Polaski, a partner in SURG.
The Milwaukee restaurant's chef, Dominic Zumpano, now is the chef at Graffito South. Zumpano is expected to return to Milwaukee periodically to work on menu development for the restaurant. »Read Full Blog Post
Steak-and-seafood restaurant Chop to open in Door County
Door County visitors, you'll find a new restaurant in the mix this year: The Chop, serving steaks and seafood, plans to open in April in Sister Bay.
Jody Wuollett, who owns the restaurant with his wife, Patsy, said he was working part time as a server and sommelier at the Mission Grill last year to keep a hand in the restaurant business. At the same time, his wife and three children also were working there, in the kitchen and the front of the house.
It was then that he thought they should open their own restaurant. »Read Full Blog Post
Bellafini's in the works on National in New Berlin
After closing in Fond du Lac, Bellafini's Trattoria is expected to be open for dinners in New Berlin by March 1.
Chef Chris Giaimo, who owns the restaurant with his wife, Jennifer, said he had considered Appleton and Brookfield but decided on New Berlin. He's originally from the Milwaukee area.
The restaurant will open in the City Center development at 15175 W. National Ave., previously the site of Baker's ice cream. »Read Full Blog Post(4)
Compassionate Cake bakery opens on Farwell with vegan sweets
Blondies, salted pecan pie bars, decorated cupcakes, pink grapefruit poundcake: Those are the sorts of sweets customers will find in a new bakery operating out of an east side coffeehouse.
The vegan bakery Compassionate Cake has opened a storefront within the Brewing Grounds for Change coffeehouse, 2008 N. Farwell Ave.
Owner Jessica Weisnicht started her business last.summer in a rented kitchen. Now, she's baking in the kitchen at Brewing Grounds and selling her baked goods from a case there. »Read Full Blog Post
Sheridan's new chef plans first wine dinner, on Valentine's Day
Dustin Starling, who took over the position of head chef at Sheridan's in Cudahy late last year, is planning his first wine dinner.
Starling, formerly of North Carolina, lists both Southern and French influences on his cooking style.
His five-course wine dinner focuses on Spain; it's set for Feb. 14 and is $50 a person. »Read Full Blog Post
Abita beer to be featured at dinner at Erv's Mug
One way to satisfy that hankering for Mardi Gras: The next beer dinner at Erv's Mug, 130 W. Ryan Road, Oak Creek, on Feb. 7 will feature Louisiana's Abita beer.
The four courses include chile-lime grilled shrimp salad with Jockamo IPA, and pork Creole with Cajun beer-battered potato balls, with Mardi Gras Bock.
Dinner is $30, which includes 5- to 10-ounce pours, depending on alcohol content. A designated-driver dinner is $21. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Purple Door Ice Cream to open storefront in Walker's Point
Purple Door, the up-and-coming Milwaukee ice cream company whose product is available only in restaurants and grocery stores, will have a storefront in Walker's Point.
The company hinted at its plans on social media Sunday, and co-owner Lauren Schultz this morning confirmed Purple Door will be producing its ice cream and serving scoops within Clock Shadow Creamery when it opens in the Fix Building, 538 S. 2nd St.
Clock Shadow Creamery is named for the nearby Rockwell Corp.'s four-sided clock tower and is owned by Bob Wills of Cedar Grove Cheese in Plain. »Read Full Blog Post
Sweet Mullets brewpub coming to Oconomowoc
An Oconomowoc brewpub is making a splash, and it hasn't even opened yet: Sweet Mullets Brewery & Pub was voted "best of the fest" at the Isthmus Beer and Cheese Fest last month in Madison for its Wild Buckwheat Red, made from Wisconsin buckwheat and hops.
Mark Duchow, the brewmaster and co-owner of Sweet Mullets with Barbara Jones, said the brewpub could open to the public by the first week of March. It's in the industrial park off Old Highway 16, at N58-W39800 Industrial Road.
That Wild Buckwheat Rye should be available when Sweet Mullets opens. It's expected to be a seasonal beer, made just after the hops harvest in fall. It's brewed from wild hops, Duchow said -- from plants that grow beside train tracks, the result of hops being transported when Wisconsin was a top producer after the Civil War. »Read Full Blog Post(20)
L'Etoile pastry chef a candidate for Food & Wine's people's choice award
As a tie-in to its best new chefs issue in spring, Food & Wine magazine has organized a People's Best New Pastry Chef contest online -- and the pastry chef at L'Etoile in Madison is Wisconsin's sole representative on the ballot.
Lindsay Greytak is one of 17 contestants from the central region, which covers restaurants from Wisconsin to Louisiana and Texas.
Anyone can vote online -- it's not necessary to have eaten the chef's cooking. You can see brief bios of Greytak and the other contestants on the website and cast your ballot. Voting ends on Feb. 14, and the winner will be announced Feb. 15. »Read Full Blog Post
Make other plans: Daymaker Cafe in Wauwatosa
A sign on the door at Daymaker Café, 7225 W. North Ave. in Wauwatosa, thanks customers and says it's closed because of family circumstances. The phone has been disconnected.
The café, noteworthy for its breakfasts and excellent burgers in a diner setting, opened in fall 2009. (2)
Churches, nonprofits -- got a fish fry?
Churches and other nonprofits, have you scheduled fish fries during Lent? Send dates, times, location, what you're serving, and how much it costs to firstname.lastname@example.com by Feb. 20 for a listing, along with a contact phone number.
Restaurants, if you're serving smelt at your upcoming fish fries, email that info as well by Feb. 20.
This Sunday: Lakefront and Bolzano, beer and salami
Try hand-crafted salami paired with craft beers at a tasting from 3 to 4:30 p.m. Sunday at Lakefront Brewery, 1872 N. Commerce St.
Guiding guests through the nuances and the pairings will be Christin and Scott Buer of Milwaukee's Bolzano Artisan Meats.
Bolzano's dry-cured charcuterie is made in small batches from Berkshire pork, one of the heritage breeds of pig. The animals are raised in Wisconsin without hormones or antibiotics.
The tasting is $20 a person, and tickets are available online.
Meet top U.S. cheesemaker at wine tasting at Pastiche
Katie Hedrich of LaClare Farms in Plain -- whose Evalon aged goat's milk cheese took the top prize at the 2011 U.S. Championship Cheese Contest -- will be on hand at a wine, goat cheese and cured-meat tasting March 25 at Pastiche Wines, the new shop above Pastiche Bistro in Bay View.
In addition to goat cheese, the tasting will include salami from Bolzano Artisan Meats presented by Scott Buer and Christin Johnstone-Buer, and wines selected by Pastiche.
The tasting is 2 to 4 p.m. and $30 a person. Only 20 openings are available, and tickets are available online.
Pastiche is at 3001 S. Kinnickinnic Ave.
Hinterland founder to speak at tasting at Ray's in Wauwatosa
Bill Tressler, the founder and owner of Hinterland Brewery and restaurants, will share stories about his craft brewery — as well as samples — at Ray's Wine and Spirits in Wauwatosa on March 20.
The event, which starts at 6:30 p.m. in the tasting room upstairs at 8930 W. North Ave., will include samples of pale ale, amber ale, IPA, Luna stout, saison and bourbon barrel doppelbock, as well as samples of food from the restaurant in the Third Ward.
It's $15; reserve a seat online. Also online you can find information about other upcoming classes, including an Old World vs. New World wine tasting March 1.
Food & Wine picks best new pastry chefs
A Baltimore pastry chef is the winner of Food & Wine magazine's People's Best New Pastry Chef award, and chefs from Chicago; New York; Austin, Texas; Lexington, Ky.; and San Francisco are the best new pastry chefs chosen by magazine editors.
The pastry chef of L'Etoile in Madison, Lindsay Greytak, had been one of the contenders for the people's award, selected via open, online voting.
The people's award winner is Chris Ford of Wit & Wisdom in Baltimore. Danica Pollard of Lidia's in Kansas City and Francis Ang of Fifth Floor in San Francisco were regional finalists.
The best new pastry chefs selected by editors are Bryce Caron of Blackbird in Chicago; Shawn Gawle of Corton in New York; Laura Sawicki of La Condesa, Austin; Stella Parks of Table 310, Lexington; and Devin McDavid of Quince and Cotogna in San Francisco.
Get your beads on: Mardi Gras celebrations coming up
Maybe some gumbo and New Orleans-style music will get you through the winter doldrums -- or what's left of winter. Mardi Gras is near, and restaurants are planning parties.
Stubby's Pub & Grub, 2060 N. Humboldt Ave., kicks off its party this Friday night. Fat Friday starts with a special menu at 6 p.m., with dishes such as shrimp and crawfish étouffée ($17.95), chicken jambalaya ($12.95) and blackened catfish ($14.95).
Music is by the Extra Crispy Brass Band. »Read Full Blog Post
A new pub for Brookfield in old Pepino's site
The owner of Butler Inn in Butler will open a pub in the former Pepino's site on W. Capitol Drive in Brookfield.
Dave Tomter said he plans to remodel the interior somewhat at 17065 W. Capitol Drive, moving the bar and making it more open. He hopes to open it by early May.
The pub would serve lunch daily and offer sandwiches, pizzas, fish fry on Friday and steaks on Saturday. (1)
Rupena's in Milwaukee Public Market closing
Rupena's in the Milwaukee Public Market is closing at the end of February.
Ron San Felippo -- the chairman of Business Improvement District No. 2, which owns the market -- confirmed that Rupena's is leaving.
He also said the district is close to finalizing a deal for a vendor to take Rupena's place, but he declined to identify the vendor. »Read Full Blog Post(10)
Berlin chef making contemporary German dinner at Smyth
It is, of course, possible to get a German dinner in Milwaukee any night of the week, traditional dishes of the sort brought by the immigrants of the 19th century. For one night next month, diners can see what contemporary German fine dining looks like.
Chef Felix Hafner of the Berlin restaurant Reinhard's im Kempinski is preparing a five-course wine dinner March 6 at Smyth in the Iron Horse Hotel.
Hafner, a native of Austria, previously worked at Guy Savoy in Las Vegas and Dream Dance in Milwaukee, and he made a splash in his brief tenure at Mi-key's. He left there last year to cook in Germany. »Read Full Blog Post
Frankie's Sammiches challenge: Meat times 4, plus tots
Add another extreme-food challenge to the Milwaukee map. Frankie's Sammiches, 5300 W. Blue Mound Road, now has a Godfather challenge.
If a challenger can eat a full Godfather sandwich — an 18-inch French bread with brat, Polish sausage, Italian sausage and Italian beef — and 3 pounds of potato tots in 25 minutes or less, the meal is free, and he or she gets a T-shirt and photo on the Wall of Fame.
The price of failing the challenge: $30.
C. 1880, a local, seasonal restaurant, set for Walker's Point
A restaurant with an ever-changing menu focusing on Wisconsin ingredients is planned for the booming Walker's Point neighborhood.
The restaurant, c. 1880, is going in at 1100 S. 1st St. (the former site of Marchese's Olive Pit, a pizzeria that closed late last year). Named for the age of the Italianate-style building, it's targeted to open to the public in early May.
The owner and chef is Thomas Hauck, who most recently was chef de cuisine at Mason Street Grill. Hauck, who was born in Milwaukee and grew up in Port Washington, is a graduate of the Culinary Institute of America. He spent 1 1/2 years working in France before returning to the states (in something of a rush, he said; there was a small matter of proper documentation) and cooking for four years at Citronelle, French chef Michel Richard's four-star, fine-dining restaurant in Washington, D.C. »Read Full Blog Post(3)
Wisconsin semifinalists on James Beard Award long list
The long list of semifinalists was released Tuesday morning by the James Beard Foundation for its annual awards recognizing excellence among restaurants.
But new this year is a category for outstanding bar program, and the Old Fashioned in Madison is among the nominees. Nominated for outstanding wine program is Wild Rice Restaurant in Bayfield.
And new to the semifinalist nominees for best chef in the Midwest this year is Jan Kelly of Meritage. Others include Justin Aprahamian, Sanford; Dan Van Rite, Hinterland in Milwaukee; Tory Miller, L'Etoile in Madison; and Shinji Muramoto of Restaurant Muramoto in Madison. »Read Full Blog Post
Small-plates restaurant coming to E. North Ave.
Clutch, a tapas restaurant, could be open by late March on the east side.
It's under way at 1504 E. North Ave. That's the former site of La Piazza, which closed last year after a shooting.
Siam "Sam" Saeng, who also is an owner of Screaming Tuna sushi restaurant in Walker's Point, said the menu of small plates would incorporate the various styles of cooking he's done, Mediterranean as well as Asian. "I have certain spices and ingredients from Asia that I just can't get away from," he said. »Read Full Blog Post
In Brookfield, Haute Taco out, Jake's Burger in
Chef Jake Replogle has closed Haute Taco, his casual Mexican restaurant at 18905 W. Capitol Drive in Brookfield, and is replacing it with Jake's Burger by mid-March.
Replogle and his wife, Karen, also own Jake's, the steakhouse in Pewaukee. The new restaurant will serve the same burger as the one served at the steakhouse, a blend of short rib, brisket and sirloin, but will have 10 or so custom toppings, such as truffled brie.
It also will have salads to share or have as an entrée; sides such Jake's haystack onion rings and fries with cheese sauce; and options such as a fresh tuna patty topped with Nicoise salad, open-face on brioche. »Read Full Blog Post(15)
New Bradford Beach food, and new fro yo around town: Yo Factory, My Yo My! and more Yo Mama
Waiting for the snow to fall, it seems like a good time to daydream about summer, frozen yogurt and new Bradford Beach concessions, none of which is all that far off.
The SURG restaurant group (Ryan Braun's Graffito, Distil and others) is taking over the concession stand at Bradford Beach. Partner Mike Polaski said the group is sprucing up the building, putting in new bathrooms and renovating the kitchen, among other improvements.
Polaski said the group wants to build two or three tiki huts around the beach to help reduce lines at the stand and bring refreshments closer to beachgoers. »Read Full Blog Post
Pizzeria Piccola opens at Mitchell Airport
Attention, travelers. The Bartolotta group's Pizzeria Piccola opened today in Concourse C of General Mitchell Airport.
It's in plenty time for spring break, though initially the restaurant was expected to open late last year.
The menu is similar to that of Pizzeria Piccola in the Wauwatosa village, if somewhat smaller. There are appetizers, soup, salads, sandwiches and, naturally, pizzas (five kinds), as well as a breakfast menu (smoked salmon pizza, egg sandwiches, frittata, fruit and bakery). It has beer and wine now, with a full bar expected in a few weeks.
To accommodate both kinds of guests (late for a plane/two hours early): Pizzeria Piccola has a counter for carryout and a dining room with table service and seating for 40. It's open 4:30 a.m. to 10:30 p.m. daily. (2)
Juiced joins Milwaukee's food truck fleet
The 5 inches of snow that fell overnight didn't matter to Jason Lannoch. He was on the streets Friday -- only his third official day of business -- with his Juiced! mobile juice bar.
From the trailer, which is painted with superhero types getting "juiced" -- that's it below -- Lannoch is selling seven power juices (blends of fruits and vegetables) and several pure fruit juices such as orange and pineapple-strawberry. Customers also can get fiber and protein supplements to turn the glass of juice into more of a meal.
One of the power juices is the Eternal Life, which includes pineapple, orange and ginger. Juices are 15 ounces and cost $4.50. "A lot of fruit and vegetables go into one glass," Lannoch said. One whole pineapple, for example, is needed for one glass of juice. »Read Full Blog Post
'Top Chef's' Grayson Schmitz in Greenfield with Streetza on March 4
Grayson Schmitz, the New Holstein native who competed on this season's "Top Chef," will be in Greenfield on March 4 to meet fans, sign autographs and cook up two of her creations on the Streetza Pizza food truck.
The charity event starts at 1 p.m. at 6501 W. Layton Ave., in the Verlo store parking lot and runs until 3 p.m.
Schmitz, who currently is No. 2 in polling for fan favorite on "Top Chef" out of 18 contenders, designed two pizzas that will be sold by the slice, both of them named for renowned remarks she made on the show to chef and judge Tom Colicchio: "Sex in the Mouth," bechamel sauce, gruyere, pancetta, caramelized onion and caraway seeds; and "Like a Meatball," half bechamel, half red sauce with meatballs, fontina, mozzarella, Parmesan, roasted cherry tomatoes, sauteed mushrooms, fresh basil and togarashi, or chile pepper. »Read Full Blog Post
A midwinter's pig roast in Bay View
You know what this winter could use? A pig roast. And some pie. Definitely pie.
A half-dozen restaurants are throwing a pig roast complete with outdoor fire pits -- and pie! -- at Honeypie Café at 6:30 p.m. Feb. 29.
Honeypie, at 2643 S. Kinnickinnic Ave., will roast the pig and bake a raft of pies; Comet Café, Café Corazon, Hinterland, Roots and Braise will contribute dishes. Featured beers will be from Lakefront and Three Floyds.
The $45 cost includes the beer as well as a donation to the Wisconsin Humane Society. Reserve seats at (414) 489-7437.
Free pancakes at IHOP on Feb. 28
Will it be pancake pandemonium? IHOP is giving away a short stack of buttermilk pancakes free to all comers from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Tuesday, in hopes that diners will in turn make a donation toward the Children's Miracle Network of hospitals.
Find the IHOP closest to you through this locator.
Salute the pig: Pork and punch at Hinterland March 1
No doubt you were wondering how to appropriately celebrate National Pig Day on March 1. To the rescue: a night of pork and punch at Hinterland, 222 E. Erie St.
Suckling pig will be served in various forms, including the rolled roast porchetta and on assorted small plates, prepared by chef Dan Van Rite.
There will be two kinds of punch: Hinterland dopple-bock beer punch and Pierre Ferrand cognac punch. »Read Full Blog Post


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Matt O'Hayer & his wife Catherine Stewart started Vital Farms in 2007 with 20 Rhode Island Red hens. From there, Matt set out to prove that it is possible to produce the highest quality food in an environmentally responsible manner from humanely treated animals on a commercial scale. Matt got his start in the egg business in 1968, selling eggs door-to-door as a teenager on the Brown University Campus. He purchased his first farm in 1980. Matt's previous companies have been listed on NASDAQ and in the INC 500. In addition to being a chicken whisperer, Matt is a USCG Master Captain, an accomplished chef, a rescue diver, and has been an instrument pilot for over 30 years.
Russell Diez-Canseco, President and Chief Operating Officer
With invaluable experience in retail and operations gained from six years with H-E-B Grocery, and more recently with Leslie Rudd Investment Company (LRIco), a family office investment company with portfolio companies in retail and wholesale, Russell joined Vital Farms in 2014, excited to help further the cause of sustainable food. He lives in the Austin area with his wife, three children, and their rescue dog, Abby.
Jason Dale, Chief Financial Officer
Jason Dale aka "the Other Jason", "JD", "J$", with experience in Finance and Operations gained from 15 years at Michael Angelo's Gourmet Foods, a premium natural & organic prepared Italian Foods company, Jason joined Vital Farms in 2014, excited to bring his experience to the finance and accounting group as well as help with the continued effort to provide sustainable food. When he is not working he enjoys being outdoors, playing tennis, cycling, and spending time with his wife and 3 ½ year old son Maxwell.
Aurora Porter, National Grocery Sales Director
After cooking her way through the University of Texas School of Journalism, Aurora volunteered on organic farms in Japan, England and Scotland and worked for non-profit organizations. As a native Austinite (and 5th generation Texan), she has also freelanced as an Assistant Editor at Edible Austin Magazine and video editor for youth agriculture non-profit Urban Roots. Helping others enjoy fresh food and finding new ways to tell stories about sustainable agriculture is her favorite way to spend a day! She currently lives in New York City.
Terry Gray, Director of Food Service
Terry's been in the Food Service business for over 32 years. He started working in the warehouse, then moved to street sales. After being their top salesman for 10 years he was promoted to District Sales Manager, then to National Accounts Representative. After three years he was promoted to National Account Manager and the last 10 years he was the VP of Sales for National Accounts, all while working for the #2 Food Service Distributor in the US. Working exclusively with large national chains for distributorship, helping to develop new products, providing options for sourcing of food items, and developing strong relationships with customers. He prides himself with vast product knowledge with heavy emphasis on proteins. He enjoys sports, travel, and spending time with his family. He and his wife have been married for over 33 years, with three children and two grandchildren.
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Dan has lived an improbable life, filled with adventures and tales that could belong on a dusty bookshelf. He has lived alone on a desert island, kept company with dragons and shamans, hunted giant flightless birds with cannibals, shared grub with tree-dwelling pygmies, learned the secrets of the real King Kong, danced and tranced with witches and lions, hunted for sperm whales with ancient mariners. And he has the photographs to prove it. Now having settled down a bit, he is thrilled to be working for a company with a mission. Having spent almost two decades working in Asia, Dan appreciates the issues of global sustainability at a very intimate and localized level, and combines this awareness with artistic and creative flair to communicate Vital Farms' essential purpose.


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Michelle Grabner Outlines Biennial Themes in the New York Times
On February 27 New York Times critic Carol Vogel outlined six major themes in the upcoming 2014 Whitney Biennial, opening Friday, March 7. SAIC faculty member Michelle Grabner (Painting and Drawing) is among the Biennial's three curators, each of whom will present "a distinct vision" on one of the museum's three floors. Vogel cites the resurgence of an Arts and Crafts aesthetic as a major trend, highlighting ceramic works from alumnus Sterling Ruby (BFA 2002). "As so much moves to the digital world, there is a movement of slowing art and life down," Grabner explains. Vogel also notes the dominant presence of female painters in this years' survey, among them alumni Molly Zuckerman-Hartung (MFA 2007) and Rebecca Morris (MFA 1994). "I am focusing on a handful of women artists who take on the authority of abstract painting—its history, its ambition and its relationship to power and gender," Grabner says. "I wanted to put them together to underscore how different the language of abstract painting can be." The 2014 Whitney Biennial, which features a record number of artists from the SAIC community (no less than 17 of the 103 total participants), runs through May 25.


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The Brexiting UK is likely to acquire a capacity to further befog international relations, not least those concerning new and prospective EU members.By Tihomir Loza
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More than 20 years after it ended, Armenia is still experiencing the burden of victory in the war over Nagorno Karabakh. From openDemocracy.By Tom de Waal
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How the bizarre eccentricities of the country's leaders and a wealth of new customs are contributing to the creation of 'invented traditions.'By Abel Polese
Kids, teachers, even the president agree: Lithuania's alarming level of school bullying is just one of many ills that are spreading misery across society.By Linas Jegelevicius
The popularity of "American" football in the lands of Bohemia and Moravia has been growing as local talent and foreign imports team up for the love of the game.By Elizabeth Potter and Michael Bacos
Did the Warsaw Summit represent a significant new development – as is argued both by NATO lobbyists and by the blowhards in Moscow?By Peter Rutland
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The Czech capital hosts the 2016 European Rubik's Cube Championship, as the cube, a Hungarian invention, comes home to Central Europe.By Elizabeth Potter and Gillian Rochkind
Russia's privileged young millennials are savvy and sophisticated but also disillusioned, paranoid, and politically apathetic.By Violeta Davoliute
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Sixteen houses that were built as a result of a HOPE VI grant to the Meridian Housing Authority are being sold to qualified buyers.
Eight of these houses are already under contract. Eight are still available.
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Alia Bhatt's Next Movie Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania
Mahesh Bhatt's daughter Alia Bhatt made her debut with Karan Johar's Student Of The Year and now she is all set for her another venture with Karan Johar. This upcoming movie is called Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania and young Alia is excited for this movie.
Alia is paired with Varun Dhawan for the second time. Looks like Karan Johar was very happy with their performances in Student Of The Year. "My next film is Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania. The announcement has just been made and I am doing this film with Varun. It will release next year. I am very excited about that," said Alia at the India International Jewellery Week.
Alia Bhatt seems very excited to be working with Karan once again. "Dharma Productions is like my home production, it is home for me. Karan said, 'Alia, you are going to do this film' and he has great vision for me," Alia explained.
Alia has put all her trust in this Bollywood's well known filmmaker. She believes that Karan has a vision for her. "I trust him completely. It's obviously going to be very exciting working with him," she added.
Student Of The Year was directed by Karan himself but this he is giving the job to debut director Shashank Khaitan. Humpty Sharma Ki Dulhania is set to release on June 27, 2014.
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"The car has the look and feel of a true luxury SUV, however, it does not hold up well under use. I am so glad I took out the extra policy to cover major problems or it would be sitting in my driveway. I've had mine for approx. 5 years and have had a lot of problems. Drive door glass rattles (dealership never could fix), transmission went out (had supplemental insurance coverage), CD jammed and had to be replaced by BOSE, driver side visor is broken (not covered by dealership), front chrome grille bubbled (had to pay to replace), headlights fogged up after several years (expense was not covered), they been re-done several times and still look awful. The big ticket item (transmission) was covered but I've still been out a lot of expense on this vehicle and it's only 5 years old!"
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"Bought from Nissan dealer with 63,000 miles. At 65,000 it needed a new CVT transmission for $7,000. Nissan corporate acknowledged known prblem but buyer beware, Murano's useful life ends around 65,000 miles. Just read Nissan Forums and other owner problems with the 2003 Murano. Either pass by this vehicle or get warranty with purchase."
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A council and its ALMO have awarded five housing maintenance contracts, worth a combined £250 million.
Working in partnership with Lambeth Council, ALMO Lambeth Living has confirmed the contractors who will deliver the next tranche of work as part of its £450m Lambeth Housing Standard (LHS) programme.
The maintenance contracts, which come into force on 1 April, are for four years with options for two-year extensions.
Ola Akinfe, director of property services at Lambeth Living, said: "These contracts are arranged in a unique way to ensure we achieve the LHS by 2017. Breyers, Mears and Keepmoat have been allocated geo-graphical areas in the borough. Lakehouse and Mulalley will serve as reserve contractors ensuring continuity of work if one of the main contractors leaves or is unable to handle the full work schedule.
"The contractors will be expected to deliver around £250m of work as part of the ongoing LHS programme. Works will be focused on roof, window and external door replacements, but there will also be an element of internal decent homes upgrades including boiler replacements, plumbing, rewiring, and installation of new kitchens and bathrooms."
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If it�s true that three times is a charm, then the latest version of �Wicked,� which kicks off a three-week run at PPAC Thursday night, may be the best yet. �Wicked,� of course, is the mega-hit musical that tells the back story of the witches of Oz.
Long before Dorothy and Toto arrived, there were two witches on the scene, blonde Glinda, who�s an airhead but popular, and Elphaba who is headstrong, smart � and emerald green. Despite their differences, they become fast friends, until Elphaba turns her back on the Wizard and is declared an enemy of the state.
As usual, there are the soaring tunes from composer Stephen Schwartz, Eugene Lee�s lavish Tony-winning set and the all-too-contemporary political machinations of the Wonderful Wizard himself.
Indeed, the show, which is making its third visit to PPAC, is surprisingly topical, touching on issues of diversity, political corruption and the vicissitudes of human nature � not the kind of stuff most musicals give a hoot about.
And this time around there�s an added bonus: the role of Elphapa�s sister, Nessaroe, is being played by Jaime Rosenstein, an actress who earned her undergraduate degree at Brown University.
�Wicked: The Untold Story of the Witches of Oz� runs through Jan.12 at the Providence Performing Arts Center, 220 Weybosset St. Tickets: $53-$153; a day-of-performance lottery will be held 21/2 hours before each performance for a limited number of orchestra seats at $25, cash only. Call (401) 421-2787, or visit ppacri.org.
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Some of Prince's "most beloved" family, friends and musicians celebrated his life in a small, private service on Saturday after his remains had been cremated.
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Welcome to our new midday music post, featuring daily selections from longtime Montreal Gazette music contributor Erik Leijon. The Grammy Awards are tonight (CBS, City, 8 p.m.) and I can't say it's filling me with excitement. The sheer amount of music that comes out every year makes it impossible for a single award show program to […]
Their impromptu show has it all: big ideas, bright lights, beautiful clothes, promise for future
Embraer SA, the maker of small and mid-size business jets, is considering whether to jump up into a new market by building a bigger, long-range model.
Closing with Arctic Monkeys, Lorde, Replacements, the sold-out festival ends a stunning weekend
Phil Marleau's company IOU Financial is headquartered in Place Ville-Marie but his customers are often thousands of miles away in places like Georgia, Texas and California.
Say the word pickle and miniature cucumbers almost certainly come to mind. That and boiling pots of water and worries over tight seals and food safety.
It used to be nicknamed the DJ series, but the Montreal International Jazz Festival's cool late-night Club Soda series Les nuits is casting a wider net these days.
MONTREAL — The Caisse's real-estate group Ivanhoe Cambridge continues to beef up its office ownership in New York City by partnering to buy a 49-per-cent stake in a Manhattan office building for US$150 million.
The Osheaga Music and Arts Festival has announced the bulk of the lineup for its 2014 edition, taking place Aug. 1 to 3 at Parc Jean-Drapeau.
I asked my 18-year-old son for the phone number of one of his friends, but he didn't know it.
Twins Frédéric and Mathieu Joncas take the top two prizes in the annual Télio design contest at the D Moment showcase for emerging talent, where 3.Paradis and Insieme also impressed.
Pop Montreal is a music festival best experienced on the go.
The youngest of the four majors has among the richest history, a product of the Masters returning to the same course every year.
All-inclusive resorts have gone from grim to glam, and food is playing a large part in the upgrade
The Alouettes won't get any younger with the addition of Byron Parker, but the skill level of the team's secondary might have dramatically improved
ESPN reported Monday evening the Chicago Bears have narrowed their head-coaching search down to no more than two or three candidates — including Alouettes' head coach Marc Trestman.
Walbridge's wife describes him as a passionate, experienced captain, one with a cool head and a kind heart. Photos of him on the ship's wooden deck just days before the ill-fated trip show a white-haired man with a steady gaze in a blue windbreaker, a man who was at ease with the sea.


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NCUA Chief Economist John Worth discusses loan growth, credit unions and regulation.
How do credit unions balance conflicting objectives to grow loan volume and reduce member debt?
Review key results from NCUA fourth quarter call report data released March 3.
More than 60% say they anticipate loan growth this year, according to a new economic survey from CUANY.
Free events will also address how to create deeper member relationships, generate interest income and build member-friendly non-interest income.
This Opinion piece focuses on new ways to earn lending business.
Total loans outstanding at federally insured credit unions grew 6.8% in the year ending Sept. 30, 2013, according to a recent analysis by the NCUA.
Agency says membership also increased in 43 states and territories and declined in nine.
Total loans reach $631.5 billion as net worth ratio reaches highest level since 2008.
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Great Places celebrates HCA £24m with Bloc partners
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Great Places Housing Group and its partners are getting £24.2 million from the Homes and Communities Agency to build more than a thousand new homes by March 2018.
The latest HCA grant allocation will see homes developed by Great Places across the region, including Burnley, Salford, Manchester, Sheffield, Blackpool and Bury.
Great Places is part of Bloc, a partnership of eight housing associations, that will construct the homes across the north west and Yorkshire between now and March 2018.
Bloc is made up of Great Places Housing Group, Calico Homes Ltd, Peaks and Plains Housing Trust, Mosscare Housing Association, Ashton Pioneer Homes, Bolton At Home Ltd, Equity housing Group and Wirral Methodist Housing Association.
Great Places, which is based in Manchester and works across more than 30 local authority areas, already has existing programmes to deliver 1,348 new homes by March 2015 and 922 new homes by March 2017.
Its chief executive Matthew Harrison (photo) said: "We are delighted with our grant allocation of £24.2 million from the HCA which, along with our partners in Bloc, the Great Places investment partnership, will allow the construction of 1,040 much needed new homes in the north west and Yorkshire. We have worked closely with the HCA throughout this process and this allocation is a vote of confidence in our ability to deliver on our promises to develop high quality homes for people in the neighbourhoods where we work."
He added: "The fact that the HCA has reserved funds for future allocations is also good news because it means there is scope to develop even more new homes."
Great Places is one of the largest housing associations in the north of England with six regional offices and nearly 17,000 homes in its portfolio. It helps 1,500 vulnerable people across the north west and Yorkshire.
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Tim Tebow has earned the right to be the Broncos' starting quarterback going into training camp next year, Hall of Famer and Chief of Football Operations John Elway said in a press conference Monday.
This after a 45-10 routing at the hands of the New England Patriots Saturday,
Elway said he intends to work with the 24-year-old quarterback over the offseason, to help polish his passing game.
Though the season ended on a sour note for many Broncos fans, the team overachieved on early season expectations: the Broncos were 1-4 when Tebow took the helm as quarterback, and turned their season around to make the playoffs for the first time since 2005.


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Hi Richard. The buildings in this picture belong to the medieval city "Stein am Rhein" (translated something like "stone at the Rhine (river)") and date back to 1540 AD. So everything is perfectly original - with a little bit of conservation, of course. This village is actually the best conserved medieval city of Switzerland after the city of Murten (of which you can find some pictures in my collection, too).
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Remembrance service; Taste of the Ward; bird watching
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On May 5, 1886, several thousand laborers marched to the Bay View Rolling Mills to advocate for the eight-hour work day. When the marchers didn't stop after being ordered to do so, the state militia fired on the crowd, killing seven protesters and injuring many others. This infamous moment in Milwaukee history will be commemorated Sunday at 3 p.m. at the historical marker on S. Superior St. and E. Russell Ave. Historian John Gurda will moderate the remembrance, which features a re-enactment by the Milwaukee Public Theatre and the Milwaukee Mask and Puppet Theatre, folksinger Larry Penn and a wreath-laying ceremony with Anita Zeidler, daughter of Milwaukee's former mayor Frank Zeidler. The commemoration is free and open to the public. »Read Full Article
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Blind Boys of Alabama return to Wisconsin for show at Pabst Theater
"I'll Find a Way," the newest Blind Boys of Alabama album, is "one of the best we have ever made," said band co-founder Jimmy Carter.
Considering the gospel group has five Grammys and has released nearly an album a year since 1948, that's really saying something. »Read Full Article
Trapper Schoepp & The Shades guitarist focuses on new group
Graham Hunt had a great thing going as lead guitarist for Trapper Schoepp & The Shades. The Americana act is one of Milwaukee's most successful bands, with an album on SideOneDummy Records and a history of gigs around the country with Jakob Dylan's The Wallflowers.
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Miley Cyrus to play BMO Harris Bradley Center
Pop-music behemoth Miley Cyrus is bringing her tour to Milwaukee's BMO Harris Bradley Center March 9, according to the venue's website Wednesday.
Tickets for the show go on sale to the general public at 10 a.m. Nov. 16. No other ticket information was available Wednesday. Cyrus unveiled her 2014 tour, which starts on Feb. 14 in Vancouver, British Columbia, on her website Tuesday. »Read Full Article(1)
Large trove of art taken by Nazis recovered
Wonderful works of art secreted away by the Nazis as "degenerate" keep turning up "like bottles washed ashore," writes Micheal Kimmelman for The New York Times this morning, reporting on the latest trove of works discovered and unveiled in Augsburg, Germany, Tuesday.
About 1,500 pictures, a particularly large stash, were discovered in the Munich apartment of an old man whose father was a dealer in the Nazi era. From the initial reports and some blurry online reproductions, the collection appears to include works by Matisse, Courbet, Franz Marc, Max Liebermann, Marc Chagall, Max Beckmann and Ernst Ludwig Kirchner. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
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The Library of America recently published 'John Updike: The Collected Stories,' a two-volume boxed set of 186 stories arranged in chronological order. I'm reading one or more a week and commenting on them each Wednesday until I finish the collection or give up.
In "Snowing in Greenwich Village," John Updike introduces Richard and Joan Maple, a young married couple whose love, struggle, infidelity and divorce he will chronicle through a series of stories until they become grandparents. Published in 1956 in The New Yorker, "Snowing in Greenwich Village" is the only Maples story published in this collection; the Library of America is holding the others back for a future book. »Read Full Blog Post
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Word Made Flesh
C.S. Lewis was a great writer who wrote powerful defences of Christianity. Yet when his wife died, he struggled to continue writing positively about God. "No one ever told me that grief felt so like fear," said Lewis. To turn his observation around: No one ever told me fear felt so much like grief. In my experience, to be truly afraid - afraid for the future, afraid for a loved one, afraid of loving something or someone dear to you - is a lot like grief. You become numb to the world around you, and to the world within you.
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One advantage of prolonged foreign travel is that you meet many new people. They sit by you as you wait for your plane. They ask to share your table in a crowded restaurant. They share the same bench in the park. And they talk. They tell you their life's stories, share with you their joys and sufferings. Should you, God forbid, end up in a hospital, you hear stories so personal that you might even be a bit shocked. In southern Europe, Italy included, people are far less reticent than in Canada. The same applies to my native Poland.
"Decide today whom you will serve." Joshua sure doesn't mince words. So, whom do I serve? In one of my classes at St. Joe's College, I remember learning a useful Martin Luther quotation: "That to which your heart clings is your god." It is just another way of saying what Jesus said when he told us we cannot serve both God and money.
I recently heard of a practice that has purportedly risen in Naples in response to the poor in their midst. People will buy a coffee or sandwich in the shops and pay for an extra one "pending." The people on the street know they can go to certain shops and ask if there are any coffees or lunches pending. If someone has paid ahead for one, they get what they need. It is a lovely idea.
This Sunday's readings are all about bread. In our day, bread is maligned as a dangerous source of deadly carbs. But for at least 10,000 years, bread, as opposed to meat, was the food of civilized humans. Bread was the staple food of humanity and thus became a powerful symbol of goodness, plenty and also of home.
In this week's Gospel Jesus says, "I am the bread that came down from heaven." The simple truth is that all of us need this heavenly bread. We are hungry. We are broken. We are needy. Just think of all the ways we try to deny and hide this great hunger in our souls. Alcohol and drugs. Saturating our life in media. Distractions and entertainment of all kinds.
My life is busy, too busy perhaps. So it was a welcome rest to have the opportunity last month to go on a train trip with my husband to a quiet place for a few days. It was about as leisurely and relaxed as a holiday can be; extra time for prayer, for walks, for rest and reconnection. On our way home on the train, sitting in our seats reading, a young man approached and asked my husband if he was a pastor, as he saw that Gary was reading a small book that looked like a Bible.
One sometimes hears it said that in the Old Testament, God's laws were harsh and demanding, full of difficult works, in contrast to the New Testament, where things are much easier. Now, instead of bloody sacrifices and kosher food laws, all we have to do is love one another. As though that were easier.
In this week's Gospel the Scripture says of Jesus, "He was amazed at their lack of faith" (Mark 6.6). The very people who should have received Jesus and listened to him did not. They were blind to the reality before them. God stood among them but they could not see. Even Jesus, the Son of God, was amazed by this phenomenon.
Today's First Reading is an example of God sending a prophet to communicate his will to his people. This prophet is an unlikely candidate and is rejected. Jesus told us no prophet is accepted in his hometown. Who are the prophets of our own age? Who are the people speaking God's truth? On a global scale, it is safe to say today's prophets include people who speak out for the voiceless, the poor, the rejected, the different, the displaced, the disenfranchised, the de-humanized.


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Only one promo code can be used per order. Savings will be reflected in your shopping cart. Discounts cannot be applied to shipping and processing, taxes, design services, previous purchases or products on the Vistaprint Promotional Products site, unless otherwise specified. Discount prices on digital products are valid for initial billing cycle only. Additional charges may apply for shipping and processing, and taxes, unless otherwise specified. Free offers only valid on the lowest quantity of each product and not valid on more than 2 items per order.
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USB Flash Drives
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Letter Openers
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I've looked at support here, docs and the support at the site. But I don't see any definitive answers to IF I can use ACF for pages / posts that are already created?
I have posts, custom post_types and pages already live.. is it possible for ACF to add custom fields and field groups to those?