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Immaculata University's College of LifeLong Learning will host an open house event for adult undergraduates in the Great Hall of Lourdes Hall on the University's campus.
Bring your resume for review and feedback from Immaculata's writing center staff. The event will include light refreshments and opportunities to talk with admissions and financial aid representatives.
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The soon-to-be-exes both showed up Monday night at a screening of Hector And The Search For Happiness in East Hampton.
Paltrow, accompanied by her mother, Blythe Danner, hosted the evening for her and Martin's longtime friend, Simon Pegg, who stars in the film.
"They seemed so comfortable with each other," says an observer. "It was like they were still married."
Paltrow arrived for the screening at the UA Theater in East Hampton, posing for pictures and entering the theater by herself, while Martin entered separately through another door.
They chatted with friends before and after the screening before heading to the after party at Serena and Lily Beach Market in Wainscott.
Martin spent time talking to friends with Paltrow and sitting at a table with his mother-in-law. He chatted with friends including Pegg, who is godfather to Apple, his daughter with Paltrow.
"We go back a long way," Pegg told PEOPLE. "I've known Chris for 15 years and I was there when they met and they are dear friends. And Chris is the godfather to my daughter, Tilly, as well. They are both so down-to-earth."
As the night wound down, Martin motioned to Paltrow that he was ready to leave. They said goodbye to their friends and left – with Martin walking Danner out of the tony store where the fete was held. He escorted her all the way to her car, adds a source.
"I don't know what's going on with them," said another observer of Paltrow and Martin, "but they seem really happy."

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"It's going to be close, I would imagine," judge Harry Connick, Jr., told reporters after Tuesday night's performance finale of the final vote, which came down to Jena Irene Asciutto and Caleb Johnson.
And as he prophesized, it was anyone's guess who would become the Fox reality singing competition's latest winner.
So who ultimately took home the title? Caleb Johnson!
"Thank you so much … so much," Johnson said before attempting to sing his coronation song "As Long as You Love Me" before being inundated by hugs from his fellow Top 13 contestants and almost becoming the first contestant in Idol history to not sing his single.
But he eventually rocked out like the American Idol he is.
Johnson was an early standout who wowed the audience and the judges – including Jennifer Lopez and Keith Urban – with his powerful rock vocals, even as he battled illness.
"My voice is still not anywhere near where it was starting out this season," Johnson, 23, said of hemorrhaging his vocal cords before the Top 3 performance night.
Asciutto was almost eliminated from the season during Rush Week but steadily improved week to week and became Idol's first female wild card to become a finalist.
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James S. Valone, Ph.D., a retired Canisius College professor, died Monday in Roswell Park Cancer Institute after a long battle with leukemia. He was 78.
Born in Warren, Pa., he was a Phi Beta Kappa alumnus of Penn State University, where he earned both his undergraduate and graduate degrees in history. He pursued his doctoral studies at the University of Michigan, where he specialized in early modern European history, with an emphasis on the politics of Huguenot assemblies in the early 17th century. He published a book on the topic in 1994.
In 1961, Dr. Valone was offered a teaching position in the history department at Canisius. Primarily, he taught medieval and early modern European history. While teaching at Canisius during the 1960s, he was instrumental in developing the history honors program, as well as courses in historiography and research methods.
In 1978, he was appointed associate dean of the School of Business at Canisius, a position he held until his retirement in 2012.
He was active in several professional organizations, including the New York State Association of European Historians, for which he also served 25 years as secretary. Recently, an annual lecture has been created in his name to commemorate his long service and dedication to the organization.
His wife of 53 years, Geraldine Guzik Valone, died Jan 28.
He is survived by four sons, Stephen, Thomas, David A. and Robert F.; a sister, Judith; and a brother, Richard.
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Three Brevard county schools which serve as special needs shelters will close at 1pm Tuesday. Sherwood elementary is one, but I don't know the other two offhand.
Three schools closing early for storm preparation
All other Brevard Public Schools open Tuesday, August 29th
Viera - Due to Tropical Storm Ernesto possibly becoming a hurricane, three Brevard Public Schools will close early to become special needs hurricane shelters on Tuesday, August 29th at 1 p.m. The schools are:
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The 5 Stupidest Technology Questions Ever Googled
Technology wants to murder you. Maybe not literally, and maybe not metaphorically, either, but in some third way that you wouldn't even be able to wrap your head around because it's so advanced, its user interface so complex. Naturally, you are worried about the freedom we've so recklessly handed to machines in the name of convenience. Every new invention, every advancement in gadgetry is an encroachment on human control and, more importantly, your own personal relevance on Earth. But as you try to understand technology better, where can you turn for honest answers? Sadly, most people ask technology itself, naively thinking the Internet wouldn't be biased. But it is, it is biased. Google has been harvesting your searches and selling them to advertisers bent on selling you more technology.
But there is hope. For the better part of his parole, my Uncle Frank has been answering completely absurd but very real questions people ask search engines every day. In an extra effort this time around to fight technology with technology, he's upgraded his advice column to make the answers crawlable by search engines. What his guidance may lack in factual accuracy he makes up for in sincerity. Most importantly, these are exactly the answers humanity must have been hoping to hear when it pecked these insane questions into Google.
#5. What Rights Do Robots Have?
Look, we live in a time when being kindly and sensitive is more important to everyone than common sense. It's just something we have to put up with. Robots have pretty much the same rights as you, so that means it's only a matter of time before they're mixing them into our schools and letting them drink out of the same water fountains as us. I don't mean to scare you, but some day your daughter could be dating a robot. It's gotten that bad.
Plus, people are so excited to be open-minded that everyone forgot to write a single real law that robots have to live by, so they can pretty much do whatever they want. And guess what? No robots have ever been put in jail, either. Not once. It's like judges are in love with robots or something.
The worst part is that you can't do anything about it. Like say you're in your ex-girlfriend's trailer and you get spooked by one of those robot vacuums so you kick it through a wall. Everyone will treat you like a bad guy, even though that robot snuck up on you first.
Good luck out there,
Uncle Frank
#4. Hearing Voices Through Electronics, How to Stop It?
One of the worst things about technology is that it attracts ghosts like ticks to hair. Sometimes when you're just trying to record one of those late-night TV tit movies on VHS all you'll end up with is 90 minutes of spirits telling you to go dig body-sized holes in an old barn.
If you're hearing voices every time you turn your television to a dead channel or if you're hearing screams coming from your tape deck between songs, there's only one good way to get rid of them: Listen carefully and do exactly what they say.
You'll find that their requests are usually pretty reasonable. Most of it is stuff you've been sort of thinking about doing anyway, like pushing cursed cars into the lake by the highway or breaking into the house of that guy who was rude to you at the library once.
If you do what they say, usually they'll leave you alone. Probably because they get to go to heaven after you help them with their unfinished business in this world. It's just weird how many of them forgot to burn something down while they were alive.
Your pal,
Just Frank
#3. Who Invented the Ice?
No one knows for sure, but boy did that guy ruin things for the rest of us. Ice is the worst. It's always getting under car tires and sinking ships and hitting you in the face at the end of your drink. Ice never did anything good for anyone. If I had to guess, I'd bet it was probably some Canadian who invented it because he couldn't think of anything better to invent, like an MP3 player or a cellphone or something. Canadians pretend they love ice just to make the rest of us feel stupid when we don't know how to ice skate. But now we've got more ice than we know what to do with and it just gets in everyone's way.
You know, in some countries, like El Salvador, they don't even have ice, ever. Not even in January, and they're doing just fine. If I knew who invented ice, I'd hit him right in the jaw. Then I'd tell him to put some ice on it. What a jerk.
Mad just thinking about it,
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A person who is able to organise quality marijuana (usually a drug dealer) commonly referred to as chronic.
"Hey Jeff, do you have a chrontact in Las Vegas, I'm going there this weekend?"
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The person you go to, to get your weed. This person generally only deals with weed and is a well known dealer usually having a huge clientele.
"hey do u know where I can get erbs?"
"ya here let me give u my chrontact"
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Someone's drug dealer contact who has high end marijuana known to many as "chronic"
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5 Obsessive Weirdos Who Made the World a Better Place
#2. Everything You Know About CSI Came from One Guy
At the same time that Sir Arthur Conan Doyle began thrilling the world with stories of Sherlock Holmes, Alexandre Lacassagne was solving real-world murders in France, including victims of the French equivalent of Jack the Ripper, but double, because this guy killed at least 11 kids to Jack's five. But Lacassagne wasn't a cop or a detective -- he was a doctor. And when he read stories of the world's favorite detective, he asked one question: "But why does he never perform an autopsy?" Lacassagne was stuuuupid into autopsies.
His mustache was into reaching heaven.
If you are a murderer with a time machine, the era right before Lacassagne joined the Forensic Medicine Department of Lyon University is the place to be. Only two things could get you into jail: a forced confession or witnesses who saw you do the deed. Plus, the prevailing theory of the day was that you could spot a criminal by the shape of his forehead and the length of his arms. So if you didn't go around looking like an ape-man, you could probably get away with murder. Lacassagne disagreed. While treating soldiers during military service in Algeria, for example, the doctor decided that tattoos gave insights into the criminal mind -- so he collected and categorized 2,000 images. Can you imagine what he could have done with Instagram? This guy was so into criminals that he actually invented the field of forensic psychiatry, which is basically just the simple idea of asking "Why? Why would someone slit this person's throat and then pee on him?" No one thought to ask the hard question of "why" before Lacassagne.
More importantly, Lacassagne wasn't afraid to look at dead bodies, no matter how horrifyingly disgusting they were. By studying the movement of insects on a dead body, for example, he could figure out how long the deceased had been decaying. He was the first to realize that blood splatter at the scene of the crime could tell you about the victim's injuries. He was the first to figure out that you could totally put a gun or knife in a dead man's hand before the rigor mortis set in, so the old "make it look like suicide" trick wouldn't work on him. He asked criminals to write about themselves from prison so he could study their minds. Then when they died, he LITERALLY studied their minds.
So when authorities finally caught their "French Ripper," Lacassange was asked to analyze him. Was he too insane to go to the guillotine? Nope, said Lacassagne of the terrible, horrible, no good, very bad man. This guy was what we would now call a psychopath, someone who was totally aware of his actions but lacked empathy or remorse. Only they didn't have a word for psychopaths then, because it didn't exist, so he invented it. Standard scientific procedures for autopsies -- all Lacassagne.
Superhero capes? Lacassagne.
Finally, one year before he died, Alexandre LaKickASSange campaigned for an international agency to work on unsolved crimes. And he got it: It's a little agency called Interpol.
#1. The Failed Adventurer Who Stole Rubber
For most of the people on this list, their obsession was something they were insanely good at, like researching words or farting on throw pillows, assuming that entry doesn't get cut. For 19th century British adventurer Henry Wickham, however, failure was a way of life. He was like your weirdo uncle who never quite decided what he wanted to be when he grew up, so he tried everything. One day he's a Foot Locker salesman, the next he's a truck stop hooker with a meth habit and a cabaret gig on the side. The only things Wickham knew for sure were that he didn't want a desk job and he didn't want to live in England. So he tried everything and lived everywhere else.
Including inventing mustache pencil holders.
For example, Wickham wanted to be an adventurer/plantation owner, so he moved his whole family to Brazil in 1871. Not only did his sugar, manioc, and tobacco crops fail as hard as a white girl attempting cornrows, but his workers abandoned him. Oh, and his mother, sister, and brother's mother-in-law all died of jungle disease. He went on to fail at raising sponges, coconuts, cultured pearls, and a fiber called arghan in places as diverse as Australia, New Guinea, and Honduras. After a lifetime of not succeeding, you'd think the guy would have started over and gone to graduate school. His wife even gave him an ultimatum: He had to stop chasing terrible dreams in hot places or she'd leave him. Henry Wickham chose his dreams, and she never saw him again.
So why was this perpetual farmer of failure awarded a knighthood and the acclaim of the British Empire at the end of his life? Because of one big heist that had nothing to do with skill. In 1876, Wickham managed to smuggle 70,000 rubber tree seeds from the jungles of Brazil to the Royal Botanical Garden of London. Of the 70,000, only 1,919 arrived in good condition. Those seeds were cultivated and replanted in rubber plantations all over warmer parts of the British Empire. For the next 37 years, Wickham continued to suck at everything, while those rubber plants grew.
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How did this picture of a milk tree get here?
Beginning in 1913, Britain's rubber yield took over the market, making the haphazard wild trees of the Amazon irrelevant and the rest of the world completely dependent on England's supply to keep the industrial age going. We needed rubber for tires and gaskets and rain boots and rubbers. Who would give us rubbers if not for rubber? To this day, most of our natural rubber comes from the Brazilian rubber tree, but it was harvested from plantations in Asia and stolen by a guy who couldn't grow anything that wasn't on his own face, as hard as he tried.
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Meet The Women Entrepreneurs In Astia's Fall 2012 Global Entrepreneurs Program
Astia's startup teams have a healthy mix of men and women, but clearly have a woman on the Founding/Executive team.
By Catherine Berman (Senior Vice President, Astia)
Throw a rock in Silicon Valley and you'll find a group of startups convening. But woman-led startups? And high-growth woman-led startups that have the potential to transform the business world entirely? Welcome to the Astia Global Entrepreneur Program, a competitive international program that brings the sharpest, hottest woman-led companies from around the world


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Oh, Laura - get something done about that Nuthatch now!
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Crazy to the extreme.
Dude, after you punched that cop the whole scene got nuthatch!
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A nasty female, especially one with a loud shit talking mouth, that will pretty much fuck anything. A nuthatch probably won't care what you do to her because there's a good chance she's on something. Nuthatches like to hang out in trailer parks, bars, strip clubs, walmart, and the liquor store. They can usually be found with some dillhole or another and/or in jail.
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Roundworms live in a dog's intestines, where they absorb nutrients from ingested food, interfere with digestion, and can damage the lining of the intestine. Animals with mild infestations of roundworms may not show any signs of disease. More severe infestations may cause weight loss, a dull hair coat, and a pot-bellied appearance. Puppies may become anemic and have vomiting, diarrhea, or constipation. Rarely, in severe infestations, roundworms can cause intestinal obstruction. Coughing may occur as the larvae migrate through the respiratory system.
Hookworms attach themselves to the intestinal wall and feed on the dog's blood. This can rapidly cause anemia. Dogs suffering from a heavy hookworm infestation may have pale gums, weakness, and black, tarry stools. Vomiting, diarrhea, lackluster haircoat, and stunted growth may also occur. In severe infestations, the hookworm larvae migrating through the lungs can cause coughing or pneumonia. Untreated hookworm infestations can result in death, especially in puppies.
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Apple products can take you to some pretty far off places, but NASA is known for taking its electronics a bit farther. For the Curiosity rover that means Mars.
Three members of NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory shared the frustrations and joys of taking a 2-ton robot and shooting it at a neighboring planet. Those members from the Mars Science Laboratory include Software Chief Engineer Ben Cichy, Activity Planning and Sequencing Software Manager James Kurien and Lead Flight Director David Oh.
Sending the rover to Mars is a huge technical achievement considering missions to the red planet only have a 33 percent success rate. But the three engineers really helped put the Mars mission into terms the average Apple fan can understand, especially when it came to the computer that runs the rover:
"This computer is a very capable space computer, but I wanted to give you some insight into what capabilities that computer has," Cichy told the crowd. "So let's see how Curiosity stacks up with our iPhones."
After which, he pulled up the specs for the iPhone 5 and Curiosity. The smartphone actually holds its own against the planet-hopping robot.
The iPhone 5 has a 1.3Ghz processor beating Curiosity's 132Mhz. The iPhone also has a robust 1GB of memory and 64GB of storage, winning out over the rover's 128MB of memory and 4GB of storage.
The rover and iPhone both share most of the same equipment for navigating their respective worlds. Both have 3-axis gyros and accelerometers. But the Rover left for Mars with a radar system to help it get around.
The Mars robot is also a little more durable. Curiosity can take temperatures from -67 to 158 degrees F, compared to the puny range of the iPhone of 32 to 95 degrees F. And that is only for the inside of the rover–the outside has to withstand temperatures two to three times greater than that.
Also, Curiosity had to survive the "7 minutes of terror." That's the time it took for the craft to enter Mars' atmosphere and land on the surface, about a 7-mile journey. In that time, Curiosity went from a speed of 13,000 mph to 0 mph for a safe landing. You'd be lucky to drop your iPhone from any height and have it survive the fall unscathed.
Curiosity also wins in the best accessories department: the iPhone's earbuds versus the rover's laser. The laser is used to burn holes into the surface of Mars so scientists can examine the chemical composition of the resulting vapor and plasma.
And the robot has a 7-foot long arm, strong enough to pick up the average person and shake them.
Though people complain about the exorbitant cost of the iPhone 5, which is at about $400 with a contract for the 64GB version. But it's got nothing on the $1.8 billion price tag on the Mars rover.
"One of the cool things about Curiosity is the technology. When you first look at it, you're really carrying around in your pocket more processing power than Curiosity rover has," Cichy said. "But that doesn't mean in any way that the Curiosity rover doesn't have state of the art electronics."
Maybe next time it sends a probe to Mars, the NASA jet lab will save itself a whole lot of trouble and just put in an iPhone to control the rover. There's got to be an app for that, right?
For more of Allvoices' coverage of Macworld/iWorld 2013, the Ultimate iFan Event, check out allvoices.com/macworld.


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A useless motorcycle salesman that alienates all he comes in contact with. One who profits from lies. Smells like a trucker's used roid cushion after a cross country run. Often confused for being gay, except that not even the gay community will except him.
I work with this guy at the bike shop who is a real chodey.
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Chris:Hey you want to chill tonight?Tim: Chodey!!
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another way to say chode
made as a noun
made as a noun
hey CHODEY!
hi..i dont hav a chode
hi..i dont hav a chode
by oogurrl July 10, 2010
chubby boy, in which you would assume he has a chode.
Ew, he has a double chin... He's so chodey.
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our friend Joey's nickname/penis.
Hey Chodey, how is the old girthmister doing?
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Of or like unto a chode.
Of or like unto a chode.
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In Zero, Science Journalist Charles Seife follows this innocent-looking number from its birth as an Eastern philosophical concept to its struggle for acceptance in Europe, its rise and transcendence in the West, and its ever-present threat to modern physics. Here are the legendary thinkers—from Pythagoras to Newton to Heisenberg, from the Kabalists to today's astrophysicists—who have tried to understand it and whose clashes shook the foundations of philosophy, science, mathematics, and religion. Zero has pitted East against West and faith against reason, and its intransigence persists in the dark core of a black hole and the brilliant flash of the Big Bang. Today, zero lies at the heart of one of the biggest scientific controversies of all time: the quest for a theory of everything.
Table of Contents
Chapter 1: Nothing Doing: The Origin of Zero
Chapter 2: Nothing Comes of Nothing: The West Rejects Zero
Chapter 3: Nothing Ventured: Zero Goes East
Chapter 4: The Infinite God of Nothing: The Theology of Zero
Chapter 5: Infinite Zeroes and Infidel Mathematicians: Zero and the Scientific Revolution
Chapter 6: Infinity's Twin: The Infinite Nature of Zero
Chapter 7: Absolute Zeroes: The Physics of Zero
Chapter 8: Zero Hour at Ground Zero: Zero at the Edge of Space and Time
Chapter Infinity: Zero's Final Victory: End Time
Appendix A: Animal, Vegetable, or Minister?
Appendix B: The Golden Ratio
Appendix C: The Modern Definition of a Derivative
Appendix D: Cantor Enumerats the Rational Numbers
Appendix E: Make Your Own Wormhole Time Machine
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(b) "Consumer" means a person who pays the consideration for the use or occupancy of a hotel room. The term "consumer" shall not be construed to mean the government of the United States of America, its agencies or instrumentalities, or the government of the state of West Virginia or political subdivisions thereof.
(c) "Hotel" means any facility, building or buildings, publicly or privately owned (including a facility located in a state, county or municipal park), in which the public may, for a consideration, obtain sleeping accommodations. The term shall include, but not be limited to, boarding houses, hotels, motels, inns, courts, condominiums, lodges, cabins and tourist homes. The term "hotel" shall include state, county and city parks offering accommodations as herein set forth. The term "hotel" shall not be construed to mean any hospital, sanitarium, extended care facility, nursing home or university or college housing unit, or any facility providing fewer than three in private homes, not exceeding a total of ten days in a calendar year, nor any tent, trailer or camper campsites: Provided, That where a university or college housing unit provides sleeping accommodations for the general nonstudent public for a consideration, the term "hotel" shall, if otherwise applicable, apply to such accommodations for the purposes of this tax.
(d) "Hotel operator" means the person who is proprietor of a hotel, whether in the capacity of owner, lessee, mortgagee in possession, licensee, trustee in possession, trustee in bankruptcy, receiver, executor or in any other capacity. Where the hotel operator performs his functions through a managing agent of any type or character other than an employee, the managing agent shall also be deemed a hotel operator for the purposes of this article and shall have the same duties and liabilities as his principal. Compliance with the provisions of this article by either the principal or the managing agent shall, however, be considered to be compliance by both.
(e) "Hotel room" means any room or suite of rooms or other facility affording sleeping accommodations to the general public and situated within a hotel. The term "hotel room" shall not be construed to mean a banquet room, meeting room or any other room not primarily used for, or in conjunction with, sleeping accommodations.
(f) "Person" means any individual, firm, partnership, joint venture, association, syndicate, social club, fraternal organization, joint stock company, receiver, corporation, guardian, trust, business trust, trustee, committee, estate, executor, administrator or any other group or combination acting as a unit.
(g) "State park" means any state-owned facility which is part of this state's park and recreation system established pursuant to this code. For purposes of this article, any recreational facility otherwise qualifying as a "hotel" and situated within a state park shall be deemed to be solely within the county in which the building or buildings comprising said facility are physically situated, notwithstanding the fact that the state park within which said facility is located may lie within the jurisdiction of more than one county.
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Diamond Peak Ski Team U16 alpine racers traveled to Snow Summit Ski Resort in Big Bear, Calif., to kick off the first Junior Olympic qualifier race of the season on Jan. 11, 12 and 13.
The top 14- and 15-year-old Far West racers competed fiercely during three days of slalom racing in the first of three races in the Wild West Race Series.
Amanda Pretti led the Diamond Peak Ski Team, moving up from fourth place on Day 1 to finish third on Day 2. She then finished off the weekend in style with a win for the U16 women on the final day.
Teammate Annika Hansen also had three days of successful racing, finishing 10th, 11th and fourth. DPST racers Erica Kennedy (13th, 15th), Aly Kennedy (23rd, 16th), Alaina Chen (28th, 27th) and Connor Novak (29th, 15th) also brought in solid results for the Diamond Peak Ski Team against a competitive field.
The Wild West Race Series consists of three separate race events, each three days long, in slalom, giant slalom and super giant slalom. At the conclusion of the series, the top men and women finishers will advance to compete in the Junior Olympics to be held March 19-23 in Alyeska, Alaska.
Next up in the Wild West Series is a giant slalom at Northstar on Feb. 1-3.
Complete race results can be found at http://www.fwskiing.us/Competition/Results/U16.htm.
The Diamond Peak Far West Division U10/U12 racers skied in their first two-day slalom of the season on Jan. 12 and 13 at Sugar Bowl Resort.
It was a sunny but brisk morning on both days with temperatures below 0 degrees, creating firm and grippy snow conditions on the courses.
On the first day, the Diamond Peak U12 (10- and 11-year-old) ladies saw a podium finish with Julia Holm taking third place on Saturday with her teammate, Rachel Delaney, racing to a fifth-place finish.
For the U12 men, Satchel Hirsch finished in the top 15 with an 11th place and Brent Wolf was close behind in 17th. Aidan Pretti, the only U10 (under 10-year-old) entered from Diamond Peak, skied to a fast fifth-place finish.
On Sunday, Delaney skied to 12th place for the U12 ladies, while Holm earned 16th place. For the U12 men, Hirsch finished 17th and Wolf 20th. On the U10 front, Pretti raced a quick course that earned him a third-place finish, his first podium of the season.
Head Coach Josee Lacasse said the young Diamond Peak racers are a force to be reckoned with and the team is one of the strongest teams in the division.
"We are strong and will get stronger as the season progresses," Lacasse said. "We are so proud of the kids' progress, and can only smile at what the future will hold."
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The 9 Most Brilliant Pieces of Comedy Hiding on YouTube
It's really hard to work in the comedy industry without becoming jaded. Especially on the Net, where it's impossible to travel a 10-minute span without running into some retarded fucking meme being repeated for the thousandth time that week. But even though I hate it, I don't blame people for passing them along because, in general, people don't like to create comedy. They like to repeat it. Nothing wrong with that.
But that's why it breaks my heart when the people who do create good comedy don't really get recognized for it. The following videos are from those people who have basically been ignored by the Internet as a whole. But by God, they deserve so much more.
#9. Jurassic Park Theme
The user who goes by the name "Ploface" just got a new melodica, which is basically a small keyboard that you blow into. Sort of a high-tech harmonica. For the first song, Ploface decided to learn the theme to Jurassic Park. But instead of just playing it into a microphone and being done with it, the melodica player decided to grab a scene from the actual movie, drop out the original soundtrack and replace it with his or her version.
And holy goddamn is it funny. The looks on the actors' faces when that horrible, off-key screeching kicks in is an endless comedy well filled with liquid stupid. It's such a simple, ridiculous idea, but holy shit, I can't stop laughing. You don't realize how much an actor's emotions are enhanced by the music until it's stripped out, leaving them to convey wonder, awe and excitement over the childlike smashing of keys and mistimed honking.
#8. "Here Comes Mr. Meatloaf!"
The video has embedding turned off, so you'll have to click here to see it. But I assure you, it's totally worth it. It's a scene from the 1980s show ALF, but cut up and re-edited in a way that turns the innocent sitcom into a show about brutal alien ass fucking.
But don't think it's just the timing edits that make it funny. They've added in an absolutely perfect music track to the background, which, when combined with occasional bursts of laughter from the audience, makes this one of the darkest, creepiest things I've ever seen. You're not quite sure if he's molesting ALF -- or is ALF submitting to the interspecies advances of an anal sex fanatic? All while an old woman watches in horror through her window?
Wait a minute ... what the fuck is she doing staring into his bathroom window, using binoculars? What kind of perverted fucking neighborhood do they live in? Well, that's kind of what makes the video funny in the first place. Look, I understand that not everyone is going to get this one, and I know that there are going to be plenty of people who get offended over the idea of a grown man ass-fucking a puppet. But come on. It deserves more than the 190,000 views it has as of the publication of this article.
#7. Superheroes Get Loose With It
The costumed people in the video didn't upload this as a purposely made work of comedy. They were performing at a kid's birthday party, and this was a legitimate part of their act. But thankfully, the person who owned the video recognized the absolute ridiculousness of the situation and uploaded it for the world to laugh at. And for that, they deserve some goddamn recognition.
Everything about this video is perfect. The music has so much fucking bass that the video camera can't actually pick up the song. Just BUM BUM BUM BUM BUM BUM BUM in rapid-fire succession. But it does pause periodically, just long enough for the microphone to pick up the song telling them to "Get loose with it!" And then they do.
They get loose with it so goddamn fast, too. Seriously, look how extremely loose they're getting with it. Two at a time, they drop down into that stance and start beating the absolute shit out of their thighs, while the kids nervously smile, as if they're trying to appease a drunken father. And just when you think it was a sort of one-off, cute little joke to get a quick lau- "Get loose with it!" BUM BUM BUM BUM BUM BUM BUM BUM!
Yep, that's them dropping down and doing the booty-pop dance. The one that's normally reserved for strippers. And if you haven't already spotted it, that's also Venom's ass shoved directly into the face of a 7-year-old kid, violently popping his ass up and down in a desperate plea for a dollar to be shoved into his thong.
But my favorite part is a shot that happens so quick, it's actually really easy to miss. As soon as the superheroes are finished dancing, they all sort of just fan out like it didn't just happen. And there is absolute silence on the part of the partygoers. You can feel a sort of "What the fuck was that?" sweep across the picnic area. And then that split second shot of the birthday boy, standing in horror, chewing his fingernails and shooting wild glances, as if to say, "Is it over? Are they going to get loose with it again when I least expect it?"
#6. Bear Dances Exactly as Much as He Wants
Sometimes, the best comedy is the simplest idea. This is a Tibetan bear in a zoo, and as far as I can tell, it's just really well trained. It's realized that when it does that head bobbing thing, it gets attention, so it does it when the group of kids comes around. Either that, or the head bobbing is its final warning that means "I'm about to eat the heads of six children as soon as I solve this glass situation."
Either way, someone discovered that it was bobbing its head to the exact beat of "In Da Club" by 50 Cent, so they dropped out all the sound and inserted that song. That by itself is pretty funny to me, but the best part is the very end when the music cuts off, all the head bobbing stops and the kids just walk away. They did exactly what they came to do, and no more. "We're done here. Thanks, bear."
#5. Party Rock Cantina
I can't morally include that last dub without bringing up this one -- and I'm telling you right now, it's a goddamn tragedy that this only has 17,000 views. If this doesn't have at least a million by next week, I'm setting people on fire.
It's that horrible "Party Rock Anthem" song, started right at the dancing interlude part of the video. Except right as they say the line "Every day, I'm shufflin'," the music that comes in is the cantina song from the original Star Wars. And it fits perfectly. Every beat, every dance step, every kick ... perfect. If you can watch that video and still be in a bad mood, you may be part demon. And if the Internet can make a pre-teen's song about days of the week famous, then there's no fucking reason we can't reward the person who made this.


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Somebody cool/relex. A person who is just like that guy from Happydays.
Jules: Nobody's gonna hurt anybody. We're gonna be like three little Fonzies here. And what's Fonzie like? Come on Yolanda what's Fonzie like?
Yolanda: Cool?
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Yolanda: Cool?
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From a 1970's TV show probably the coolest character ever, Fonzie has achieved much for mankind such as defying health and safety regulations by riding his bike into al's dinner, he also freed the squares. Fonzie is a true legend and his spirit shall always live on
Homer:Fonzie's Jacket!!!!!!
Bart:Whos Fonzie???
Homer:WHOS FONZIE!!!! DON'T THEY TEACH YOU ANYTHING IN SCHOOL!!! HE FREED THE SQUARES!!!!
Bart:Whos Fonzie???
Homer:WHOS FONZIE!!!! DON'T THEY TEACH YOU ANYTHING IN SCHOOL!!! HE FREED THE SQUARES!!!!
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To kick or punch something broken to fix it.
The jukebox works fine once you give it a little fonzie.
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To swallow a pill using only your own saliva to wash it down. Comes from Arthur Fonzerelli of TV's "Happy Days," who was too tough to need water to help him swallow his medicine.
No thank you, doctor, I don't need any water... I can just fonzie this aspirin.
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the EXACT definition of ~COOL~!
Example one: You are SO Fonzie!!!
Example two: That movie was SO not Fonzie!
Example two: That movie was SO not Fonzie!
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Paying to get penetrated by a male prostitute. A person paying for a Fonzie would be the bottom.
"It's $20 for a chachi, and $40 for a Fonzie"
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A person who wears a leather jacket and think they're cool and tough!
Look at those Fonzies over there!
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Finding and maintaining love in the spotlight can be tough. Just ask Jamie Kennedy, who says dating Jennifer Love Hewitt wasn't easy when no one wanted them together in the first place.
"People weren't rooting for a good relationship," Kennedy tells PEOPLE. "That was really hard to deal with. You see snarky headlines and eventually you just have to stop reading that stuff."
Kennedy, 42, dated his Ghost Whisperer costar, 33, for a year before the relationship "ran its course".
"I guess it just comes with the territory," Kennedy says of dating in Hollywood. "She sneezes and people write about it."
But Kennedy looks back at his time with Hewitt fondly and credits her for giving him the insight to continue to persevere as an actor, writer, comedian and producer.
"When we were dating she told me, 'I'm celebrating my 20th year [in the business],' " Kennedy recalls. "She said, 'You have just got to keep moving. Don't stop.' "
And he is not stopping. Kennedy recently debuted as the host of the new The CW game show Oh Sit! (Wednesdays at 8 p.m. ET), which he calls "so weird, different and crazy."
"I've been part of some cool touchtone moments in pop culture," said Kennedy, who has also starred in the Scream series and Baz Luhrmann's Romeo + Juliet. "It's just about keeping that going and experimenting."
Jamie Kennedy Says Dating in Hollywood Is 'Really Hard'
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Thursday, May 2, 2013
Editor's note: According to information provided Wednesday by the Summerville Police Department, the following suspects were still at large. All photos provided by reporting agency.
Name: Love Ora Holmes
Age: 25
Description: White female, 5'3" tall, 125 pounds
Last known address: 113 West Park Lane, Summerville
Wanted for: Forgery less than $10,000
Wanted by: Summerville Police Department
Wanted since: Oct. 10, 2011
Investigators allege: Between Oct. 10 – 17, 2011 the defendant cashed six fraudulent checks at the 406 N. Main St. Wells Fargo. Two of the checks were for $100, one for $150 and three for $200. The victim whose First Citizens Bank account the checks were drawn from is at a total loss of $1,150. The defendant is seen cashing the fraudulent checks on surveillance video.
Name: Philip Murph Jr.
Age: 25
Description: Black male, 5'9" tall, 145 pounds
Last known address: 235 Forest Circle, Lot 91
Wanted for: Financial identity fraud
Wanted by: Summerville Police Department
Wanted since: April 3, 2013
Investigators allege: The defendant used two stolen Bank of America checks for purchases that unlawfully appropriated the victim's financial resources for his own use. The victim filed a report with the Goose Creek Police Department advising checks were stolen from her mailbox. The defendant made a $270 purchase at Kohl's in Summerville and used another one of the victim's checks to make a $156 purchase at Food Lion off Central Avenue. The defendant was identified by a witness and by surveillance video.
Anyone with information on the whereabouts of these suspects may call the Summerville Police Department at (843) 851-4100. Crime tips can also be sent to Crime Stoppers by phone at 554-1111, by text message at CRIMES or 274637 (start the message with "TIPCSL") or on the web at www.5541111.com.
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Inspired by C.J. Mahaney's little orange book called The Cross Centered Life
The Gospel Song
The Glories of Calvary
Jesus, My Only Hope
Wonderful Savior
The Glory of the Cross
This Fathomless Love
The Look
I Will Glory in My Redeemer
Only in the Cross
Glory To
I Come by the Blood
Before the Cross
Alas, and Did My Savior Bleed
Before the Throne of God Above
The Gospel Song (Reprise)
Songs for the Cross Centered Life is a worship CD inspired by a book. What C.J. Mahaney's book does in print, this CD does in 14 cross-centered songs. Five of them are new and nine are updated favorites from earlier recordings. The CD includes a booklet that contains the entire first chapter from The Cross Centered Life, making the project an inspiring reminder of how to preach the gospel to ourselves and equipping us with songs that help us do just that.
"'My heart is filled with a thousand songs proclaiming the glories of Calvary.' This line from the chorus of 'The Glories of Calvary' by Steve and Vikki Cook explains why we produced Songs for the Cross Centered Life. Using various musical styles ranging from Celtic to pop, from classical to gospel rock, we extol the glories of the Lamb who was slain for our sins. Some of the songs may be familiar, some you'll be hearing for the first time. But all of them are simply a distant echo of the glorious new song being sung around the heavenly throne. Our prayer is that as you listen, you will be drawn to worship the Savior whose cross will ever be the center of our lives." — Bob Kauflin
"I'm no singer (ask my friends), but I love to sing about the cross. A Christian's heart should be brimming every day with the song of Calvary.... If like me you can't play an instrument, worship to recorded music. There is no better way to start each day than to employ songs and hymns that speak of the cross with clarity and power." —C.J. Mahaney, from The Cross Centered Life
Accompaniment tracks for this album can be purchased on Bandcamp here.
Mark Altrogge, Steve Cook, Vikki Cook, Drew Jones, Bob Kauflin, Jon Payne, Doug Plank
Christopher Wright, Abby Cannon, Nikki Ritterspach, Ryan Baird, Trey Bass, Vikki Cook
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In 1952 C. G. Jung published a paradoxical hypothesis on synchronicity that marked an attempt to expand the western world's conception of the relationship between nature and the psyche. Jung's hypothesis sought to break down the polarizing cause-effect assessment of the world and psyche, suggesting that everything is interconnected. Thus, synchronicity is both "a meaningful event" and "an acausal connecting principle." Evaluating the world in this manner opened the door to "exploring the possibility of meaning in chance or random events, deciphering if and when meaning might be present even if outside conscious awareness."
Now, after contextualizing Jung's work in relation to contemporary scientific advancements such as relativity and quantum theories, Joseph Cambray explores in this book how Jung's theories, practices, and clinical methods influenced the current field of complexity theory, which works with a paradox similar to Jung's synchronicity: the importance of symmetry as well as the need to break that symmetry for "emergence" to occur. Finally, Cambray provides his unique contribution to the field by attempting to trace "cultural synchronicities," a reconsideration of historical events in terms of their synchronistic aspects. For example, he examines the emergence of democracy in ancient Greece in order "to find a model of group decision making based on emergentist principles with a synchronistic core."
©2009 Joseph Cambray (P)2013 Redwood Audiobooks
"Cambray has written the clearest and most coherent study to date on the subject of synchronicity. This book deserves to be widely read and disseminated because in the past 'synchronicity' has been enshrouded with confusion and prejudice and the general reader has not been able to find a suitable point of entry into the debate. . . What is remarkable about this book is that Cambray takes synchronicity out of the confines of Jungian studies and links it to current research taking place in a variety of new and exciting fields in physics and the natural sciences." (Journal of Analytical Psychology)
"In his study of Synchronicity, Joseph Cambray has masterfully blended the historical and known with the cutting and emerging edges of humanity's grasp of its inner and outer reality. He has managed to produce a book that a novice in Jungian studies would find comprehensible, and that C. G. Jung himself would find compelling." (Beverley Zabriskie, Jungian Analyst)
"Joe Cambray has been at the forefront of new developments in Jungian theory and practice over the last decade. This book provides an opportunity to see the range and depth of his thinking on synchronicity in its entirety. Cambray's book is essential reading for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of this central element in C.G. Jung's system of psychology." (George B. Hogenson, author, Jung's Struggle with Freud)
"At a loss for words"
I found this book at a time in my life when I was awakening to the messages of the Universe as witnessed in the constellations outside my porch and by the visiting falcons, owls, crows, ravens, robins, dragonflies, butterflies, etc. Reading this book was simultaneously like reading some lost scripture and my personal diary. A very important work. I will treasure it always.
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Didn't reach the end
To liken this reading to text I would say there were no paragraphs, it was one constant stream of dialogue. Not that his performance wasn't good because compared to other narrators he was.
Perhaps it was the text itself, I don't know but it seemed a dry soulless presentation, I would like to have heard it narrated by someone more passionate about Jung and synchronicity
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Campus Organizes 5K Run/1.5 Mile Walk in Memory of Dr. Jane Williams
Sharon, Pa.—Penn State Shenango will hold an inaugural Dr. Jane A. Williams Memorial 5K Run/1.5 Mile Walk on Saturday, October 6, 2012, beginning at 9:00 a.m. on the Shenango campus located in downtown Sharon, Pa. The event is in honor of Williams, who was employed at the Shenango campus for 25 years until she passed away this past May after a brief illness. Proceeds from the event will benefit the Jane A. Williams Memorial Fund.
According to Stephanie Chastain, interim director of Student Enrollment and Engagement at Penn State Shenango, "The idea for a 5K to be held in Jane's honor was sparked by the memory of Jane's spirited nature, her love for Penn State, and her enthusiasm for walking and running. We are anticipating a great turnout."
Registration forms are available in the Student Affairs Office, Sharon Hall room 103 or online at shenango.psu.edu/jane5k. The pre-registration deadline is Friday, September 14. For more information, contact the Student Affairs Office at 724-983-2836.
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LISBON - With county Treasurer Nick Barborak choosing to give up the office to run for state representative, his current position is being contested by former treasurer Linda Bolon and Middleton Township Trustee Eldena Gearhart.
Both took the opportunity to explain why they are running Wednesday night at the Candidate Forum sponsored by the Morning Journal, a sister paper of the Salem News and Ogden newspaper group, and WKBN FirstNews/Fox 17/62.
Bolon, who held the position for six years before making her own step to the state representative position, was asked why she wanted to return to a county position instead of seeking a state seat. While she said she enjoyed her time in Columbus, including serving on the House finance committee, Bolon said losing the election two years ago left her with a decision as to whether to continue in public service. With the position going to be open, Bolon said she decided to seek the treasurer's office again.
"I was delighted to come back to Columbiana County," Bolon said.
However, Gearhart pointed out when Bolon was given the opportunity to leave the county before, she went. Now Gearhart said she wonders whether Bolon is returning for the paycheck or if her heart is really into serving the county.
Gearhart has also challenged Bolon for leaving the state with an $8 billion deficit, although she offered it was not all Bolon's responsibility. However, Bolon said on a state level, the budget must be balanced. She suggested Gearhart is playing games with the numbers. While she was at the state level, Bolon said they cut $2 billion from the budget by cutting duplicate programs.
Bolon also talked about some of the things she did while she was in the treasurer's office before - renovating the office; updating the tax forms; streamlining the process; cutting an employee but still turning tax returns around quicker; designing a website and updating the credit card system.
Gearhart said she would work on collecting back due taxes, stating $11 million is unacceptable when the entire county budget is $17.4 million. She also said she has checked and other counties with more residents have smaller staffs in the treasurer's office. She gave three examples.
Gearhart said her experience is mostly in the private sector, but she wants to give back and serve the people of the county. She said she would leave politics outside the treasurers' office.


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Hoard's Dairyman Editorial: Should you buy more land?
Hoard's Dairyman Editorial: Should you buy more land?
There is an old saying in rural America: Farmers don't want to own all the land in the county, just the land that touches their property. With hot demand for farm commodities and the need for additional ground to spread nutrients from growing dairy herds, that folksy statement which mixes both the business and the emotion of land ownership has quite a bit of truth to it.
In this month's Money Matters column, Gary Sipiorski tackles the issue, "Stress test potential land purchases," on page 600. He shares point-blank advice. Based on his four financially-based examples, today's large run-ups in land prices simply don't cash flow.
Until recently, many agricultural finance experts haven't been overly concerned about comparisons drawn between today's bullish land prices and those from the early-1980's land bubble. Today's conventional wisdom suggests most recent purchases have been funded from cash flow. In fact, current USDA data still shows that both real estate and nonreal estate debt is dropping compared to a year earlier. However, those survey estimates are now in conflict with what lenders see.
Two separate surveys by commercial banks and the Farm Credit System indicate real estate debt is growing. For all new farmland purchases, 20 percent of the financing came from a cash down payment, 30 percent with a pledge of existing equity, and the remaining 50 percent with new debt, reports the Kansas City Federal Reserve Bank.
How do you separate emotion from reality when evaluating the question, "Should you buy more land?" We want to echo Sipiorski's sage advice, "You and your lender will have to justify what you can afford to pay for land. Make sure you can cash flow your new total debt. Stress test your cash flows with a 30 percent land value drop, and use at least a 7.5 percent future interest rate."
Two key messages are found in that advice: Low interest rates and high returns are driving land prices. What happens when one or both turn against buyers?
Three decades ago, there were many among us who thought land prices couldn't fall. Unfortunately, those who strongly believed that concept made purchasing decisions without factoring in potential market corrections. Some of those same conditions exist today. Prepare for worst case scenarios and you may be able to weather a land value drop and interest rate storms.
This editorial appears on page 598 of the September 25, 2011 issue of Hoard's Dairyman.


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Celebrity Central / Top 25 Celebs
Jennifer Hudson
- late 1980s
From Church to Disney
South Side of Chicago native Jennifer Hudson, 7, gets her start singing in the Pleasant Gift Missionary Baptist Church choir. As a teen, she works at her local Burger King before starring as the muse Calliope in Hercules – A Muse-ical Comedy aboard the Disney Wonder cruise. She considers her six months on the cruise her test for American Idol. "I said, 'If I can get through the ship, that means I'm cut out for Idol,'"she tells the Minneapolis Star Tribune.
- 2003
Idol Contestant #34403
Hudson declines to renew her contract with Disney to audition against 11,000 other hopefuls for season three of American Idol in Atlanta. Appearing confident, with a head full of curls, Hudson sings Aretha Franklin's "Share Your Love With Me." Judge Randy Jackson calls her audition "brilliant," and she makes it into the competition.
- 2004
Robbed by Idol
With LaToya London and Fantasia Barrino (who later wins the title), Hudson lands in the week's bottom three spots (left). A media firestorm ensues as Elton John calls the results racist because all three are black and widely considered the show's most powerful vocalists. In the end, Hudson is sent home. "Whatever it is, it was meant to be," Hudson says. "If it was based on talent, I know I was robbed."
- 2005
Hudson's Sweet Revenge
After six months' of auditions and two screen tests, Hudson beats more than 780 competitors to land the part of Effie White in the film adaptation of the Broadway musical Dreamgirls with Beyoncé Knowles (right). "I have never worked with anyone in my entire career with as much raw talent and openness as Jennifer," director Bill Condon tells Vogue, "She came to the project with such confidence." The following year, music impresario Clive Davis, who has made stars of Whitney Houston, Kelly Clarkson and Alicia Keys, signs Hudson to his J Records label.
- 2006
Meowing with Beyoncé?
Critics begin buzzing about Hudson's upcoming debut and tabloids report a rivalry between Hudson and costar Beyoncé. But the women don't feed into the alleged catfight. "If Beyoncé had not taken a part in this movie, it would not be as big as it is," Hudson tells the San Francisco Chronicle. Beyoncé, who says "I'm Jennifer's biggest fan," adds, "They're not starting a rivalry between [costars] Eddie [Murphy] and Jamie [Foxx]. They're starting it about the women." At the Oscar ceremony (left), they perform a medley of the three nominated songs from the film.
Merry Christmas, Ms. Hudson
Dreamgirls grosses more than $150 million, and Hudson's star-making debut is compared to legends Barbra Streisand and Bette Midler. New York Times critic A.O. Scott says, "When was the last time you saw a first-time film actress upstage an Oscar winner, a pop diva and a movie star of long standing? Ms. Hudson is not going anywhere. She has arrived...to see Ms. Hudson tear into it on screen...brings the goose-bumped thrill of witnessing something new, even historic."
- 2007
Jennifer's Love Line
Hudson steps out with long-time boyfriend and childhood friend James Peyton, a maintenance engineer: "Well, [James and I have] been together forever, eight years now. We grew up together. He was my brother's best friend." Later that year, the New York Post reports seeing the singer in Manhattan with New York Jets' safety, Kerry Rhodes.
Becoming an Oscar Winner
After winning the Golden Globe and the SAG Award for her role in Dreamgirls, Hudson, 25, wearing Oscar de la Renta, wins the Best Supporting Actress Oscar. In addition to thanking Tony winner Jennifer Holliday, who created the Effie White role on Broadway, in her acceptance speech, she credits her grandmother: "I have to just take this moment in. I cannot believe this. Look what God can do. I didn't think I was going to win. If my grandmother was here to see me now – she was my biggest inspiration. She had the passion for it, but she never had the chance."
Big, Black & Beautiful
After Halle Berry and Oprah Winfrey (who was told to lose weight), Hudson is the third African-American celebrity to appear on the cover of Vogue. Editor-at-Large Andre Leon Talley, who advocated for the unconventional cover girl, says, "When she sings, people of all ages and all races and all persuasions respond to her in an emotional way. They find in her voice, hope...to embrace Jennifer's success and give her a cover that is absolutely historical and unique in the 115-year history of Vogue Magazine." Later that month, Hudson is paid a reported $3 million to be the face of Avon's Imari fragrance.
Sex and the City: Beyond Dreamgirls
Hudson begins filming the long-awaited big screen version of Sex and the City. The Oscar winner, who plays Sarah Jessica Parker's assistant, will also appear in the crime drama Winged Creatures with Forest Whitaker and Kate Beckinsale. "I don't want to just do musicals. I want to experiment and do different things and exercise that acting muscle," she tells Variety.
Photo Credits
BIOGRAPHY (top to bottom): Splash News Online; Ray Mickshaw/WireImage; Ray Mickshaw/WireImage; David James/Dreamworks; Mark J. Terrill/AP; David James/Dreamworks; Axelle Woussen/Bauer Griffin; Danny Moloshok/AP; Annie Leibovitz/Vogue magazine; New Line
- Name
- Jennifer Hudson
- Date of Birth
- September 12, 1981
- Birth Place
- Chicago, Ill.
- Relationships
David Otunga, fiancé (2008 to present)
James Payton, ex-boyfriend (1999 to 2008)
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David Daniel Otunga, Jr., son (8/10/2009)


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the criticism of mild socialism -- including government-owned
utilities -- thus far commercial cable offerings in the U.S. have
fallen grossly short of successful municipal offerings.
Services like the municipal effort of Wilson, N.C. have offered
faster, cheaper internet than commercial offerings. Cable
companies have responded by pouring millions into lobbying local,
state, and federal governments to enact proposals to ban
municipal internet services. To date, they have seemed
unable to stamp out this pesky brand of community socialism.Now
Chattanooga, Tennessee is preparing to launch a new municipal service
which will offer speeds up to an incredible 1 Gbps. The
service, to be deployed by the end of the year, will be the fastest
household internet connection available in America today.Ron
Littlefield, the city's mayor, cheers, "This makes Chattanooga
— a midsized city in the South — one of the leading cities in the
world in its digital capabilities."The service will be
managed by city-owned utility EPB.
It will join just a handful of consumer 1 Gbps offerings worldwide,
including the fastest connections in the city of Hong Kong.
The service is almost 200 times faster than the average U.S.
broadband speed according to analysts.There are some
downsides of the super-fast service. One is the ability to
fully utilize the ultra-wide line. While transmission speeds
are somewhat dependent on what speed the downstream party can receive
data at, they are also dependent on how fast upstream parties can
serve the data at. So while you may be able to get a 25 GB
Blu-Ray movie in about three and a half minutes, in theory, few data
providers will be able to serve the movie that fast.Another
obstacle is the price – a whopping $350 a month. While the
city is also offering more affordable bundles that should beat the
rates of competitive commercial offerings, its top-tier option is
undeniably pricey. At that rate it may appeal more to
businesses than the majority of individual buyers.Comments
Harold DePriest, chief executive of EPB, "We don't know how to
price a gig. We're experimenting. We'll learn."The
new service will reach 170,000 homes and businesses in the area and
help add a bit more bang to citizens' buck, in a region
that Forbes magazine already
rates as one of "America's Best Bang-For-The-Buck
Cities.If President Obama has his way, a national
socialized internet offering will also soon arrive.
The President's FCC appointees are pushing plans to cover 100 million
homes with 100 Mbps by 2020. That connection would be one-tenth
the speed of Chattanooga's. Despite the sluggish
performance of cable giants like Comcast and Time Warner,
some commercial players are also looking to deploy high-speed
offerings. Google announced plans to cover up to 500,000
people with
1 Gbps internet. The service received 1,100 applications
from communities and Google will announce its pick(s) by the end of
the year.
quote: You make me sick. All I hear from your "camp" is complaints about regulation and also complaints about attorneys ruining this country.
quote: Also, regulation is absolutely necessary. I don't want my family eating poison aspirin so that I can watch them die and then go sue Bayer and get their $$ worth. I want drug companies to have regulation of their production and testing standards.
quote: You anti-regulation people never take into consideration the start-up company that makes a product that is EXTREMELY harmful to the users... and then goes bankrupt after the first couple of lawsuits. What about the thousands of others who, now, have no one to sue? Where is the invisible hand of the market to correct that atrocity? I'd rather it didnt happen in the first place. Regulation is a necessary evil.
quote: Your comment on responsibility only carries so much weight. An educated consumer can make a purchased based on research at their disposal but is in no way a subject matter on each individual product purchased. We rely on these regulations and safeguards to help weed out the market and leave us with more appropriate choices than not. It might not eliminate all problems but it certainly does eliminate many.


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Josh Duhamel, 40, is married to Fergie, but romances Julianne Hough in the new film Safe Haven. This week he chatted with PEOPLE.
Last gift I gave
I got my wife [Fergie] a little something for our anniversary that I can't divulge. Before that was plane vouchers for my parents to come out and visit. Last year they didn't come. I should say they are only good for flying to Los Angeles.
Last time I cursed
Yesterday, when I tripped over Julianne [Hough]'s curling iron cord and grabbed the wrong end of it. So I had to do the rest of our press day with Band-Aids all over my fingers. We put them under ice, but, yeah, they're a little blistered. It's not too bad.
Last time I lost my wallet
One of the running jokes in our house is that I'm running late because I can't find my wallet. I find that if you say "St. Anthony, St. Anthony, look around, something's lost and must be found," it usually turns up. It really works.
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January 17, 2013, 06:46 PM
How much is a S&W M&P R8 going for these days? I really like the idea of an 8 shot revolver in this caliber and being able to use moon clips. Are there any other revolvers that have the same capacity and use moon clips as well?


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The Department of Social Work Education
About Social Work
The profession of social work is dedicated to meeting the diverse social service needs of special populations of individuals, families, groups, organizations, and communities. As a practice-oriented profession, social work deals with social concerns that range from societal oppression to people's emotional/behavioral problems. The social work practitioner helps at-risk populations which typically include people of color; women; people who are recent refugees; those who are older adults, poor, and/or homeless; children and adults who are abused/neglected; people who have chronic mental illness; those who are developmentally disabled; those who have physical illnesses or disabilities; and those who abuse substances or engage in criminal activities.
In focusing on disadvantaged groups, social workers use a range of traditional and nontraditional methods to promote well-being, personal growth, and social justice. These methods include client and systems policy advocacy, brokering, and consulting, as well as individual, family, and group counseling/psychotherapy. Other methods include education, research, and professional supervision.
While the discipline of social work is deeply rooted in a rich, 100-year history of service, what social workers "do" is no longer traditionally defined. The role of the social worker is constantly expanding into innovative service fields wherever a compassionate response to human need is indicated.
The Department of Social Work Education offers two degree programs to educate beginning and advanced social work practitioners who can meet complex client needs in a broad range of public and private human service settings and who can perform in a variety of roles using a multisystem approach. The Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) degree program prepares students for beginning generalist social work practice as well as for graduate study in the human service field, including social work. The Master of Social Work (M.S.W.) prepares the learner for advanced multisystems of social work practice as well as for doctoral study in social work and related human service arenas. Both the B.A. and the M.S.W. programs are accredited by the Council on Social Work Education.


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Your reaction to the Zimmerman trial?
Why do the results not surprise me?
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Me either. The State of Florida had enough to go to trial. Acquittals happen everywhere. This is another skewed survey. The first option should be " The death of Trayvon Martin is tragic, but the evidence was not there to convict Zimmerman".
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The state of Florida didn't have any evidence to convict him because he did nothing illegal. Read the facts of the case and not what the media tells you and you will find this out for yourself. The only race issues were what the media, al sharpton, Jessie Jackson, the NAACP and the president put into your heads. How funny that we as a society are more worried about the implications of this one verdict when so many more people are being murdered in philly, Detroit, Chicago, California and every other city in the US. STOP MAKING THIS A RACIAL ISSUE MEDIA, at most this is to dumb people who did dumb things and someone died because of it.
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Zimmerman should be given a medal and a parade.
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Smid-- I don't see where anyone posting here has mentioned race...yet.
Spike -- C'mon. Having "enough to go to trial" is not a threshold any responsible prosecutor should use to bring a case to trial. When you consider you have only one shot at a defendant, the County prosecutor's office had already correctly determined not to prosecute, and the evidence you have is what we saw at trial, this was a case that should not have seen the inside of a courtroom...even if Zimmerman had been guilty.
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Why do the results not surprise me?
Because you have some grasp on reality, Rick?
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@aretesancus, My comment to race had to do with option "B" above and the 15% that agreed with that.
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Smid -- Ok. Now I understand. Thanks.
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Why do the results not surprise me?
Maybe because the folks responding to this poll have a clue about what happened at the trial and don't rely on talking heads to form an opinion for them?
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Obama overstepped his boundaries as Commander in Chief, period! Al Sharpton, Jesse Jackson, and Barack Obama together helped make it about race. Something that should never have been.
The results don't surprise me and I completely agree with the 61%
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Spike the state of FL did NOT have the evidence to go to trial and that is exactly why the special prosecutor dismissed the grand jury before even presenting the case. She said she didn't need them to file the charges. According to many legal experts, this is usually done when the prosecution is not comfortable with the facts and not confident an indictment would be returned. The trial was nothing more than a political sham and it brought justice to Travon's family and it destroyed Zimmerman's life.
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Sorry that should be it brought no justice.
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How much more could the race pimps exploit their own agenda to a non existent case????
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The Pirate Bay was the world's largest torrent site; feeding millions of users downloading legally obtained and illegally infringed works. It was the latter that cause the admins' home nation of Sweden to drop the hammer and announce conspiracy charges and other charges against the feisty pirates. The parties involved included Peter "brokep" Sunde Kolmisoppi, Gottfrid "anakata" Svartholm, Fredrik "TiAMO" Neij, as well as Carl Lundström, who hosted the site via his company, Rix Telecom.
The groups once had dreams of founding their own country, but the proud pirates fell, facing the legal fight of their lives. From telling the lawyers of the International Federation of the Phonographic Industry (IFPI) who were assisting Swedish authorities to "go screw themselves" to releasing intriguing figures that 80 percent of their torrents were legal, the pirates put up a spirited fight indeed. For a time, it seemed they had the prosecution on the ropes -- they had to alter their charges against the group, faced with difficulty proving their current case.
However, in the end it was not enough, and the Stockholm district court found the four pirates guilty of assisting copyright infringement sending them to a year of hard time in jail. To add insult to injury, the court also ordered them to give up their bounty, ordering SEK 30 million ($3.59M USD) in damages.
The three week trial concluded with a somewhat surprising victory for the prosecution. The verdict stated that the Pirate Bay leadership was guilty of "promoting other people's infringements of copyright laws."
The Swedish officials have discovered that their plans to place the feisty group behind bars might be put on hold though, as the group plans an appeal. The Pirate Bay states, "This will not be the final decision, only the first before the losing party will appeal. It will have no real effect on anything besides setting the tone for the debate."
Mr. Kolmisoppi (brokep) twittered this morning urging Pirate Bay fans to stay calm, and noted that there would be no interruption in their service or their fight against the charges. He wrote, "Nothing will happen to TPB, us personally or file-sharing whatsoever."
The leadership held a special press conference for the media at the Museum of Technology in Stockholm, Sweden. At the conference were Rasmus Fleischer of Piratbyrån, Sara Sajjad of Piratbyrån, Gottfrid Svartholm Warg (aka Anakata), Peter Sunde (aka Brokep) and Magnus Eriksson of Piratbyrån. Fredrik Neij (TiAMO) and the fourth defendant Carl Lundström were not in attendance.
A defiant Mr. Warg challenged Sweden's leadership to try to stop the site, stating, "What are they going to do? They have already failed to take the site down once. Let them fail again. It has its own life without us."
As to the order to surrender his supposed bounty, he states, "I already have more debt in Sweden than I will ever be able to pay off. I don't even live here. They are welcome to send me a bill. I will frame it and put it on the wall."
Asked if he viewed his campaign as fight for technology, Mr. Kolmisoppi responded, "I think it is something in between actually. We have a personal liability for this, we have a personal risk which has some impact on our feelings. But definitely it's not defending the technology, it's more like defending the idea of the technology and that's probably the most important thing in this case - the political aspect of letting the technology be free and not controlled by an entity which doesn't like technology."
quote: If people actually abided by Fair Use, instead of hiding behind it to justify stealing copyrighted works, then the media industries would not have to implement DRM schemes.
quote: Good news for anyone who actually cares about artists. The PirateBay idiots try to say it about freedom or some nonsense, but everyone knows it's about getting something for free. "I deserve to watch all the movies and hear all the music I want without paying for it!" I'm glad the court saw through their PR-friendly but ultimately baseless arguments. If people actually abided by Fair Use, instead of hiding behind it to justify stealing copyrighted works, then the media industries would not have to implement DRM schemes.
quote: Good news for anyone who actually cares about artists.


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Brother Stephen Baker left a suicide note apologizing for his actions. He died of a self-inflicted stab wound to the heart Saturday morning at a Hollidaysburg monastery.
"It was not addressed to anyone specific," Blair County Coroner Patty Ross said.
The note was just a few lines. Baker has been accused of sexually abusing dozens of children ages 14 to 17 while serving as teacher and athletic trainer at John F. Kennedy High School in Warren, Ohio, and Bishop McCort Catholic High School in Johnstown.
"The note was an apology for his behavior," Ross said.
His suicide, she added, was likely planned "for a long time."
Deputy Coroner Brian Reidy, who is also a police officer, was at St. Bernardine Monastery Saturday morning to investigate the scene of the death in Baker's room.
Homicide was ruled out for factors including fingerprints and no blood splatter.
"We treat every scene like a crime scene," Ross said.
Greensburg attorney Susan Williams, representing three former Bishop McCort students, called the suicide "another layer of the tragedy."
More layers may be exposed as she has filed a writ against the Third Order Regular Franciscan Friars, Bishop McCort High School, the Catholic Diocese of Altoona-Johnstown and the Diocese of Youngstown.
Three additional attorneys are still in the process of investigating claims against Baker.
Boston attorney Mitchell Garabedian questions what role Baker's supervisors had in enabling Baker, who he characterized as a "serial pedophile."
Attorneys are representing dozens of alleged victims.
"The defendants are in the process of being served," Williams said Monday. "Then we will get some contact with them."
The investigation is ongoing, police said.
Mirror Staff Writer Russ O'Reilly is at 946-7435.


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My favourite version of Patrick is always at nationals. Up until the wonky lutz (which kind of threw off the timing for the end of the program) it was quite an engrossing skate.
Excited to watch the LP!
My favourite version of Patrick is always at nationals. Up until the wonky lutz (which kind of threw off the timing for the end of the program) it was quite an engrossing skate.
Excited to watch the LP!
I must say that it was nice to see Sandhu. The crowd gave him a wonderful welcome and he looked really happy to be there. We really enjoyed the event. Patrick and Kevin were terrific!
OMG. Kevin smiled.
6:40 PM - 18 Jan 13
And a photo tweeted by Pj Kwong @skatingpj lets us see for ourselves :
Kevin Reynolds sitting in 2nd after 2 dif quads in SP! #cbckate pic.twitter.com/eW9ozGKl
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Patrick's program is really something extraordinary: those steps before the lutz... Even his cross-overs give me chills! I can't wait until he performs it cleanily, that would be an incredible program! I don't understand why one judge gave a 10 for CH and no-one gave a 10 for SS...
That wasn't a great performance from Patrick. I mean, it wasn't bad but not great for his standard which is as high as it gets.
I'd deduct for the lack of steps on the 4toe. He does like two turns and then there's a big gap with crossover throw in, in between the actual jump. The quad itself was clean but the landing wasn't very strong. Triple axel was perfect though.
Sit spin was a little slow and he went off-centre at the end of the combination spin.
I really dislike the choreography. I don't mind sparse classical programs if a skater is really balletic and accentuates every movement but I don't think that it works for Patrick very well.
Speed was incredible but I had the impression his basic skating wasn't as impressive as usual. A little more scratchy maybe, I dunno. Can he go back to a real coach now please? :P
Firus has the minimum scores for 4CC but not Worlds, right? So if he stays in 3rd he can go to Sapporo to earn his scores there?
Rough comeback for Ten. And Martinez who was 5th or 6th once IIRC, down in 17th after multiple mistakes.
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Patrick did a great 3a!
Thanks for the video!
Does anyone have a link to Kevin's performance? It sounds like he did a great job!
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There is a nice article in the Prince George Citizen about his return, with some very nice remarks from Patrick. It really was quite moving to see this event. Sorry I'm lousy with links but it shouldn't be hard to find.


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Doritex Corp. president and owner Jim Doro was elected chairman of the Textile Rental Services Association, the international association that represents and serves business-to-business uniform and linen launderers. Doritex, operating at 11980 Walden Ave. in Alden, delivers laundered work garments to more than 3,000 customers in the region in retail, service, manufacturing and wholesale industries.
Michelle R. Ford, field examiner at the Dopkins ABL Consulting Services Group at Dopkins & Company, Certified Public Accountants and Consultants, recently earned the designation of certified fraud examiner from the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners.
Michael Glick, professor and dean of the University at Buffalo School of Dental Medicine, was presented the American Dental Education Association's William J. Gies Foundation First Place Editorial Award for the third year in a row. The award is presented yearly to the author of the most valuable editorial published in a dental journal or periodical.
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AAA Western and Central New York named its Automotive "Top Shop" winners for 2012. Eligible businesses are participants in AAA's approved auto repair program. Awardees are: Bach's Service, 230 Main St., East Aurora; Batavia Auto, 101 Evans St., Batavia; Bison Automotive, 1370 Kenmore Ave, Buffalo; Brownie's Auto Care Center, 1082 Oliver St., North Tonawanda; Dan's Tire and Auto Services Center, 48 Batavia City Centre, Batavia; and Ray Laks Acura, 7460 Transit Road, Amherst.
Tops Markets recently opened the Valley Plaza store at 4141 S. Salina St. in Syracuse. The new store is on the site of a former P&C Foods store.
Jeffrey Freedman Attorneys at Law recently received the 2012 law firm commitment pro bono award from the Volunteer Lawyers Project.
The West Side Bazaar is moving from its current location of 242 Grant St. in Buffalo to 25 Grant St.
Lake Shore Savings Bank presented $20,472 to the Mikey's Way Foundation. The money was raised through the sale of raffle tickets for a pair of Buffalo Bills tickets to two upcoming games at each branch location in Erie and Chautauqua counties in October, and through employee donations and the board of directors of LakeShore MHC, who matched the dollar amount raised by the bank's fundraising effort.
Title: Solid oxide fuel cell systems with improved gas channeling and heat exchange
No.: 8,309,270
Inventors: Finnerty, Caine (Buffalo); Robinson, Charles (Lawtons)
Assignee: CP SOFC IP, LLC (Ann Arbor, Mich.)
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Panton Chair by Vitra
designed by Verner Panton
Because of technical progress in plastics processing, the Panton Chair has been through a number of production phases since its original launch. The last version of the chair authorized by Verner Panton was produced in collaboration with the designer at the end of the 1990s. This model realized one of his fundamental objectives for the first time: a plastic chair as an affordable industrial product.
- Stackable up to four high
- Available in basic dark, white, ice grey, tangerine, classic red, chartreuse
- For indoor or outdoor use
- Dimensions: 32.75" h x 19.75" w x 24" d
The Vitra Home Collection is not an interior design system or a homogeneous product line which promotes a uniform style. Rather, Vitra considers the furnishing of one's home as a process of collage - a gradual assemblage of products and objects. Not to be confused with coincidental accumulation of things, this process is a conscious arrangement that grows and changes with regard to both content and style, according to the owner's individual preferences and circumstances.
Materials & Measurements
Polypropylene, dyed through
Overall: 32.75" h x 19.75" w x 24" d
Seat height: 16.25"
Environmental Information
Since 1997, Vitra has been certified according to the DIN EN ISO 9001 and DIN EN ISO 14001 standards for quality and environmental management. Always desiring to manage resources as responsibly as possible, Vitra strives to reconcile materials, packaging and recycling processes with dwindling resources, increasingly scarce energy supplies and the ever-greater impact on the environment.
About The Manufacturer
Founded in 1950 as a family-owned company, Vitra is known as more than just a design-oriented manufacturing company. The name also brings to mind the Vitra Design Museum, as well as a collection of modern furniture and its accompanying archive, workshops and publications on topics of design, and an architectural concept that unites buildings by Frank Gehry, Nicholas Grimshaw, Zaha Hadid, Tadao Ando, Alvaro Siza, Herzog & de Meuron and SANAA at the Vitra Headquarters in Birsfelden (Switzerland) and on the Vitra Campus in Weil am Rhein (Germany).
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Verner Panton, born 1926 in Gamtofte, Denmark, studied at Odense Technical College before enrolling at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen as an architecture student. He worked from 1950-52 in the architectural firm of Arne Jacobsen, and founded an independent studio for architecture and design in 1955. His furniture designs for the firm Plus-linje attracted attention with their geometric forms. In the following years Panton created numerous designs for seating furniture and lighting. His passion for bright colors and geometric patterns manifested itself in an extensive range of textile designs. By fusing the elements of a room—floor, walls, ceiling, furnishings, lighting, textiles, wall panels made of enamel or plastic into a unified gesamtkunstwerk, Panton's interior installations have attained legendary status. The most famous examples are the "Visiona" ship installations for the Cologne Furniture Fair (1968 and 1970), the Spiegel publishing headquarters in Hamburg (1969) and the Varna restaurant in Aarhus (1970). Panton's collaboration with Vitra began in the early 1960s, when the firm decided to develop what became his best-known design, the Panton Chair, which was introduced in 1967. This was also the first independently developed product by Vitra. Verner Panton died in 1998 in Copenhagen. Vitra's re-edition of designs by Panton, as well as the retrospective of his work mounted by the Vitra Design Museum in 2000, bear witness to the special relationship between Vitra and Verner Panton.
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Sources: Apple, 9 to 5 Mac, The Verge
quote: When people bash Fox News, it says two damning things about them.
quote: But when it comes to Apple, DT calls a spade a spade.
quote: Apple has some good products and ideas (or so I'm told), but they also make some dumb moves. Ignoring security is one.
quote: They will report on the good and the bad. [with regard to Apple]