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A tractor-trailer fire slowed traffic on the Turnpike Thursday morning.
The Giant Foods trailer was carrying a shipment of orange juice when it caught on fire about 5 a.m. Thursday.
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Here is the scenario. I have a two node cluster, with two Oracle database
instances, with one logical IP for each database. This IP address will be
bound to the active interface on two IPMP groups. ie, I want two IPMP groups
on each node, whereever the database is online, the logical IP will be bound
to the corresponding IPMP interface. Is this combination supported ? All
IP in same subnet. When I tried this combination, the MultiNICB and IPMultiNICB
is not getting online. Throwing the following error.
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configuration is not valid.
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Carrie Underwood may be releasing her first album as a missus (she wed professional hockey player Mike Fisher in 2010), but don't expect marital bliss to rub off on her lyrics. Blown Away, out May 1, contains multiple songs about infidelity, including the twangy "Two Black Cadillacs" and the scorching title track. "You know I don't sing love songs," Underwood, 29, tells EW. "So that means I have to write more cheatin' songs! I love strong female anthemic songs. And what better way to feel like a strong woman than getting over a guy with power and grace and in-your-faceness?" Read on to find out how her musical education was shaped by such ladies, from Karen Carpenter to Courtney Love — and a few men, too. (Here's looking at you, Billy Idol.)
The song that makes me think of my childhood
"Top of the World," The Carpenters
"I remember going to my grandma's house on the weekends and my parents would listen to the oldies station. It was only a 45-minute drive, but it seemed like three hours each way. Whether you love it or don't like it, Karen Carpenter just had a unique, velvety, and deep voice; she didn't sound like anybody else."
The first song I ever sang in public
"Somewhere Out There," Linda Ronstadt and James Ingram
"I have photographic evidence of me singing 'Jesus Loves Me' as a 3-year-old in church with another kid. And apparently I stole the mic and brought the house down. But the first one I remember singing on stage was 'Somewhere Out There' from An American Tail. I was around 7, and my choir teacher at school asked me if I would sing it. My parents told me that I needed to move around the stage, so for the entire time I just walked back and forth from side to side while I was singing — there's videotape of it. I watched it recently, and I don't know why on earth Mrs. Cooper would have asked me to sing. I don't think I would have been like, 'Yes! This child needs to have a solo!"'
The album that reminds me of my first crush
Yourself or Someone Like You, Matchbox Twenty
"When I was in seventh grade, I totally had a crush on a guy who was older than me, and he listened to alternative music. So he was into Days of the New and stuff like that, and more poppy stuff, too, like Matchbox Twenty. I started listening to more alternative music and liking the whole grunge thing. That was a fantastic album."
The song that reminds me of my time on American Idol
"Could've Been," Tiffany
"I think most people would think of [Heart's 1987 power ballad] 'Alone.' I don't know if I would. The whole time before you're on camera is when you have songs in your pocket. So that Tiffany song that I did on the first live show was definitely one that I wanted to do. Because I was like, 'Nobody is going to expect this song!' And I've always loved it, ever since I was little."


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Dezeen editor-in-chief Marcus Fairs gives a tour of our activities at Dezeen Space in this movie filmed on the last day at 54 Rivington Street in London.
Dezeen Space was open from 17 September to 16 October and hosted our latest Dezeen Watch Store pop-up, the launch of our new Dezeen Book of Ideas, specially commissioned sculptures by Dominic Wilcox, a new product launch by Paul Cocksedge, the Dezeen Lounge furnished by Ligne Roset and a micro-exhibition that changed every day.
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All of the major religions have inspired tattoos, including those that have also tried to prohibit them. It would seem that tattoos are simply too attractive when it comes to expressing something so fundamental as one's beliefs.
Numerous Islamic symbols have been used in tattoos including the Crescent with Star, verses of the Koran–perhaps in Arabic calligraphy, and the Hand of Fatima. Like Christians, Muslims also believe in the existence of angels, Satan, and even Adam and Eve. It's therefore not surprising to find that some of the tattoo symbols will overlap as well.
The Crescent with Star, however, did not start as an Islamic symbol, but rather gained its popularity as a political symbol in the Middle East, eventually becoming associated with one of the main religions of the region. In fact, early Islamic communities used little in the way of symbolism, especially in terms of iconography.
As with the other major religions, there are people who interpret Islamic religious writings in a way that would prohibit tattoos. The Koran is no more straightforward on the issue than other religious documents, saying things such as the guilty are "recognized by their marks" (55.41) and the like. The Hadith however, i.e., the sayings of the Prophet Muhammad, are much more to the point: "Allah's Apostle said, 'The evil eye is a fact,' and he forbade tattooing" (Sahih of al-Bukhari 7.72.827). Nevertheless, Muslim believers do get tattooed and some use the symbols of their religion.


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Dr Dre's headphones have been a must-have for popstars, footballers and their legion of image-conscious devotees who have been unperturbed by paying hundreds of pounds. Yesterday they were adopted by another heavyweight patron, with a $600 million price tag.
HTC, the world's fifth-largest maker of smartphones, is to part with $309 million (£190 million), for a 51 per cent share in Beats Electronics, the maker of Beats By Dr Dre — marking the biggest payday of the rapper-turnedproducer's career.
The deal follows a remarkable period of growth for the US Beats, which sold its first set of headphones less than three


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Eight Canyon Independent School District high school students won writing and design awards from the Journalism Educators Association and National Scholastic Press Association over the weekend in San Antonio.
The top 30 percent of entries from on-site competitions received superior, excellent or honorable mention ratings, a district news release said.
Canyon High School student Trevor Ferril received a superior rating in copy editing, Rachel Smith received an excellent rating in yearbook copy editing, Jessica Moore received honorable mention in advertising design and Cortlyn Dees received honorable mention in sports writing.
Randall High School student Jenny Marshall received an excellent rating in yearbook copy editing, Shea Johnson received an excellent rating in sports writing, Audrey Roberson received honorable mention in review writing and Elizabeth Innis received honorable mention in feature writing.
The students competed against more than 1,700 journalism students from across the country, the release said.
"The convention was a great opportunity for our student journalists to not only compete at a national level but to learn more about the journalism profession," Randall High School journalism adviser Amy Neese said in the release.
"In addition to competing, students attended workshops that focused on improving their skills, and they were able to see how other scholastic publications are operating around the country."
The Canyon High School yearbook, "Soaring Wings," was awarded eighth place in best of show competitions for yearbooks in its size range, the release said.
"Our students are returning home with a variety of experiences," Canyon High School journalism adviser Laura Smith said in the release. "Some made valuable contacts that may lead to internships and college scholarships, while others are coming home with fresh ideas to improve their school's publications and their own writing and photography."


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Bridget's Bio
- Major: Biomedical Sciences and Psychology
- Hometown: Williamsville, New York
Bridget Hughes likes to stay busy, even on her study breaks.
During her summer break, Bridget took 10 days to backpack across Spain.
An honors scholar double majoring in biomedical sciences and psychology, Bridget devotes a great deal of time to her studies. And it shows; she's been a researcher in behavioral medicine and psychology labs, and her paper on childhood obesity was awarded a medal of distinction at UB's 2010 Celebration of Academic Excellence.
But the classroom experience is just part of what keeps Bridget so busy. She's also an active volunteer in the community, working with children with developmental disabilities. Her ambition is to synthesize her knowledge of medicine and psychology to be able to serve the total well-being of children as a developmental pediatrician.
Bridget stays active outside of the classroom by figure skating and volunteering with organizations that serve children with developmental disabilities.
"Developmental pediatrics has a psychological element to it, because you're not just working on their physical health problems, but helping them adapt better, working with families on behavior plans and working on things to help them function better mentally as well as physically," Bridget said. "Behavioral medicine and developmental pediatrics seems like the perfect combination of medicine and psychology."
Bridget is so focused on what she wants to do for a living, she's not waiting for a degree to get started. She's actually been doing it for years, starting back in high school. She has worked with developmentally disabled kids at Aspire of Western New York, Summit Educational Resources and SABAH (Skating Athletes Bold at Heart), where she uses her skills as a competitive figure skater to help teach children how to ice skate.
She has filled the rest of her free time by volunteering at Women and Children's Hospital of Buffalo and Millard Fillmore Suburban Hospital; helping put on a wellness day at a community center on Buffalo's West Side; assisting a biology professor in researching information for a cell biology textbook; serving as an officer of the Association of Pre-Med Students at UB; and most recently, taking a 10-day backpack trip across Spain.
"The volunteer work and the figure skating, they're kind of like a break in studying for me. There are so many cool programs in the area, and to be able to get involved with different things is nice," Bridget said. "I guess you really have to like what you're doing, but it also gives back a lot to me. I think it can be kind of easy in college to get caught up in 'I have so much work to do, I have so many things going on related to myself' that you don't really have time to get involved in other activities. It might not initially seem like you're getting something out of it, but it's really rewarding to see what the kids are getting out of it."
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1. Round up your friends for a photo op with the bronze sculptures that depict a cattle drive at Pioneer Plaza. The 40 longhorns and three cowboys were created by Texas artist Robert Summers. It's near the Dallas Convention Center at Young and Griffin streets.
2. The super-shallow reflecting pool at AT&T Performing Arts Center is a popular spot for local professional photographers (and everyone else) to take fun portraits. Sammons Park, a 10-acre area tucked off Flora Street between the Wyly Theatre and the Winspear Opera House, also features trees, perennials and lawns.
3. The Victory Park development has big screens in its plaza, as well as American Airlines Center for concerts and sports events. You'll find it in the vicinity of Olive and Houston streets.
4 Traveling Man, Brad Oldham's three-site sculpture series, depicts a shiny steel dude as he emerges from the ground, waits on a train and strolls along Good-Latimer Expressway near the DART station. At full height, Traveling Man is 38 feet tall. Plus, he has some sculptural bird friends that are very, very cute.
5. The Latino Cultural Center's distinctive orange, purple and terra-cotta buildings were designed by the late Ricardo Legorreta. It celebrates Latino culture and art and includes a theater, an art gallery and a plaza. Go to 2600 Live Oak St.
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One man said crews pumped 40,000 gallons of water from his property Thursday.
It's the result of rain, then flooding, in Bernalillo County near Coors and Lucca.
Residents there are frustrated with what they are calling a lack of action.
"Something needs to happen because we are getting fed up with the (expletive deleted)," said Robert Powell.
Bernalillo County said it's taking care of the problem with the Southwest Valley Flood Reduction Project. It's an estimated $23 million plan to be done in two phases.
The final phase is happening right now, but the entire thing won't be done until 2016.


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Cave Dogs shadow theater performance group is raising funds to travel to Sweden in August to perform at the Malmo Festival.
91 backers pledged $4,924 to help bring this project to life.
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National IT Strengths
& Weaknesses
Size of Domestic IT
Computing, Internet
Diffusion & Cultural Attitudes toward Technology
ICT Usage by Businesses: Electronic
Commerce & E-Business
Domestic Production: Software
Development, Hardware Manufacturing, R&D
IT Geographics
IT Financing
IT Legal
Russian Software Development market is poised to be a key play in international
software outsourcing competing with the largest players in the market
such as India, China, and Ireland. In Russia,
its main advantage is the generally high level of education of its workers
especially in the science and engineering fields.
Key Stats
Russias IT exports are mainly focused in the software industry. This market is significantly underleveraged.
There are several niche packaged software players that specialize
in optical character recognition (OCR), anti-virus, and gaming. They are:
majority of exports are customized software development or offshore programming
due to Russias strong traditions in scientific education. Russia is working to reach the stature of other outsourcing
leaders in the IT industry. Many
of the programmers at the higher levels have a great deal of respect for
the Russian technologies, said Paul Swengler,
and American hired by Enterra, a Russian software
development outsourcing company. (52)
firms generally market the quality of their work instead of lower fees,
according to research firm Aberdeen Group. (52)
Typical Russian programmer fees run between $20 and $35 per hour
in comparison to $35 to $60 an hour an American might charge.
Still rates are significantly higher than most Indian programmers
earn for simple computer coding. Russian
IT companies tend to prefer intensive projects where they can diagnose
a problem and find a solution. In
contrast, Indian companies are better known for nut-and-bolts programming
Stephan Lane, a research VP for Aberdeen said. (52)
Outsourcing Players: (57)
to growth for all Russian Software Product Companies are: (57)
Russia does not produce many basic technology products although
local computer assemblers control about 80% of the PC market. (51) Interestingly
enough, Russia is manufacturing communication satellites for both
domestic use and export of parts. As
of Dec 1998, most satellite manufacturers in Russia are former defense enterprises that have become more
open to international business.
for distribution, in the past, PC makers had to go to a major city to
buy computer components, get them on a plane, and guard them against thieves
before they could be used in assembly. By the end of 2002, distributors
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just had a relaxing walk around the town. Absolutley everyone in the city
speaks German as its not as Touristy as other German cities so it was a bit
more challenging to communicate while we were here but that's half the fun
when travelling. Dresden was absolutely bombed to oblivion in WWII and are
still fixing buildings and churches which were destroyed or damanged.
Infact just walking around the streets we came across bombed buildings
which still haven't been repaired. The story behind the city is that,
allied forces mistook Dresden for Berlin and therefore bombed the crap out
of it
you all is that its where bras and porcelain were invented. While trying to
make gold they stumbled upon porcelain. The town is filled with gorgeous
architecture. The Cathedral, Opera House and Old Palace were very
impressive. We went on a tour of the Opera house which had burnt down a few
times in the past so it now has all these fancy fire traps installed
everywhere. The art inside was amazing. We have no interest in Opera but
damn this place looked good.
The weather while we were here was miserable, it drizzled all day and was
quite cold the entire time we were there, But we were only here 1 � days
(Definitley enough) so it wasn't too bad. The city has a sought of dark feel to it, i dont know if it was the weather, the discoloured buildings or all the destruction still evident but it just felt like the town was dark, and still living back in the war times. Sounds weird, but thats the feeling we got from it.


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The mayor of Marcus Hook was charged Thursday with holding an acquaintance hostage during a drunken encounter at his home last month that allegedly ended with the mayor's firing a gun into the floor.
During the encounter, Mayor James D. Schiliro repeatedly offered to perform a sex act with the 20-year-old male, according to police.
"This young man was put in danger," Delaware County District Attorney Jack Whelan said, adding that the unidentified young man was near the gun when it was fired.
Schiliro, 38, was arraigned Thursday before District Judge David R. Griffin, who set unsecured bail at $50,000. Schiliro was charged with recklessly endangering another person, unlawful restraint, false imprisonment, furnishing alcohol to a minor, and official oppression.


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AL Chief Justice Roy Moore Denies He Ordered Judges To Defy Supreme Court On Gay Marriage
California Joins States Banning Travel To North Carolina Over Anti-Gay Law
Cookie Johnson Tells Oprah Winfrey That Son EJ's Coming Out Was 'Very Hard' For Her
Jonathan Groff: 'Looking' Changed My Life
Planting Peace Sends LGBT Pride Flag Into Stratosphere
Sia Knocks Donald Trump For Questioning Hillary Clinton's 'Stamina'
Tony Perkins, the president of the
Christian conservative Family Research Council (FRC), has predicted a
revolution over gay marriage.
While discussing the string of wins for
marriage equality on Election Day, Perkins declared that the Supreme
Court would be facing a revolt from Christian conservatives if it
legalized marriage for gay couples.
(Related: Washington
joins Maine, Maryland in approving gay marriage.)
Marriage equality, like abortion, runs
"counter to natural law," Perkins
told Peter Sprigg on AFA radio.
"I think if the court steps in at
this moment and says, 'We're redefining marriage, same-sex marriage
will be the law in every land.' I'm telling you what, I think you
will crate a firestorm of opposition. I think that could be the
straw that broke the camel's back. When you look at a nation that is
so divided along these moral and cultural issues, that you could have
– you know I hate to use the word – but, I mean a revolt. A
revolution. I think you could see Americans saying, 'You know what?
Enough of this.' And I think it could explode and just break this
nation apart," he explained. (The video is embedded on this page.
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22 Responses to "Remove Microwave Odor – Household Tips"
Harsha Says:
October 21st, 2009 at 2:25 am
Hi Anuja and Hetal,
I always look forward for your wonderful tips.. I want to ask a solution for bad odor in the refrigerator.. Hope to hear from your side..
anuja Reply:
October 21st, 2009 at 2:35 am
Hi Harsha,
For the refrigerator and the freezer, get a couple of boxes of Baking Soda, open them a little on one side and keep them there. Baking Soda absorbs the different odors.
Saradha Reply:
October 24th, 2009 at 11:34 am
Hi…Another suggestion…Just cut half a lemon and place it in the fridge or freezer wherever the odour has to go off…the odour just like that goes offf….
Another suggestion for microwave odours..in a bowl add water and 2 tsps of vinegar , keep in microwave for 1 minute…smell shooos off…
Anonymous Says:
October 21st, 2009 at 9:17 pm
I have a question about pooris. If this is not the right place to post the question, sorry about that.
I want to know how to reheat pooris without losing their puffiness? I heard about wrapping them in a paper towel and reheating them in oven or microwave, but this procedure would make them flat. I want to make ahead around 30 pooris for a saturday party.
Any suggestions?
hetal Reply:
October 22nd, 2009 at 3:33 am
Unfortunately, pooris are best had hot and fresh off the stove. You can fry pooris and lay them on a paper towel lined baking pan but they will stay puffy for only few minutes. For a party, you may want to consider another type of bread unless you are able to fry them and serve them fresh.
Anonymous Reply:
October 22nd, 2009 at 3:12 pm
Thanks Hetal for your prompt reply! I will consider making something else then.
hetal Reply:
October 24th, 2009 at 4:27 am
After asking your question to a few other people, we got one suggestion. You can try to lay the pooris on a baking tray in one layer and keep them in a warm oven. They may stay puffed for a longer time. Again, we have not tried this method so you may want to experiment before your party.
Saradha Reply:
October 24th, 2009 at 11:30 am
Hi all..
Nice to find so many tips and ideas in ur website..
just a small suggestion for the puffiness of the puri…just mix 1-2 tsps of sugar in the puri flour and then do the normal procedure as u do for puris..they stay puffed for a pretty good long time..I do this at home…and surprise all..may be u guys can try it too..
hetal Reply:
October 28th, 2009 at 3:18 am
Wow, that seems like a great tip. Will have to try it out next time. Thanks Saradha!
Anonymous Reply:
October 25th, 2009 at 5:12 am
Hey thanks so much Hetal and Saradha! I will sure try these tips next time and let you know.
Madhu Says:
October 21st, 2009 at 9:29 pm
Hello Hetal and Anuja,
I have a question about anodized cookware. Do you know how to keep them clean inside and outside with all the oil drippings. And clean the Karahi especially after deep frying few times the sides of the karahi becomes all hard oil build up which is so hard, that even if you scrape it won't go and the cookware loose its coating. After making oily parathas the tawa is also hard to clean up because of those oil build up.
Any suggestions to keep anodized, karahi and tawa clean…
anita Reply:
December 4th, 2011 at 5:46 pm
Hi here is a great tip to clean your anodized cookware. add some salt in your washing soap and scrub the vessels. or put salt generously into your scrubber and rub the vessels.
hetal Reply:
December 5th, 2011 at 2:39 pm
Hi Anita,
That sounds like a great idea! Thanks for sharing.
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Italian high-end knitwear specialist Malo is gearing up to present its fall 2014 collection at Pitti.
Although Malo has continued to produce and sell its collections since 2010, when Tuscany-based luxury retail group Evanthe took control of the struggling label, which had been under government-backed protection, it stopped communication on its designs. This edition of Pitti may mark the official relaunch of the brand, which is presenting its looks through installations inspired by the work of Canadian abstract painter Jack Bush.
"We want to offer Made in Italy products with an extremely high quality and a contemporary, trendy style," said Malo chief executive officer Giuseppe Polvani. "We focused on very comfortable, second skin-like pieces, which can be worn on different occasions."
The fall collection is centered on luxury knitted pieces in classic yarns, such as cashmere, and in new blends of cashmere, silk and a small percentage of cotton. Sweaters feature two fits, slim or more comfortable. Standouts include a thick cashmere cardigan, which can be worn as a jacket, printed sweaters with micro geometric patterns and intarsia styles.
"Our goal is to reinforce our presence on the market with the knitwear, which represents our company's core business, but, at the same time, to create strong total look collections reflecting Malo's DNA in the luxury segment," said Polvani. He noted the strategy is showing its first fruits. "In our store, we are registering a strong evolution of our customers' buying habits," he said. "They are buying outfits, not only sweaters and scarves."
Malo's offering includes coats, jackets, such as a cashmere deconstructed blazer, and classic pants in cashmere and corduroy with a contemporary twist. Shoes and small leather goods complete the collection. Knit pieces retail from 450 euros, or $614, to 1,300 euros, or $1,775. Pants and overcoats are sold for 400 euros, or $546, and 800 euros, or $1,092, respectively.
Malo produces its collections in two factories in the Emilia-Romagna region and close to Florence, and operates 30 stores worldwide that account for 50 percent of the company's total sales. The collections are also distributed through a network of about 250 multibrand boutiques.
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After writing a book and launching a line of accessories in collaboration with Italian designer Azzurra Gronchi, Alessandro Enriquez is gearing up to introduce his first knitwear collection at Pitti Uomo.
Born in Sicily from an Italian mother and a Franco-Tunisian father with Spanish roots, Enriquez, who worked for six years as men's wear designer at Costume National, celebrated his love for Italian lifestyle and taste with a book called "An Italian Theory," which hit bookstores in 2012.
In April, he decided, along with Gronchi, to translate the illustrations of the book into prints decorating a capsule collection of women's accessories, which immediately caught the attention of important Italian retailers, including 10 Corso Como in Milan, Luisa Via Roma in Florence and L'Inde Le Palais in Bologna. Then, invited by Pitti's organizing body, Enriquez and Gronchi showcased their first range of men's accessories at the June edition of the trade show.
In January, along with presenting another collection of accessories, which includes several pieces made from galvanized pieces of old shutters, Enriquez will showcase a line of knitted pieces, produced by Apulian company MIR Manifatture, under the An Italian Theory brand.
"I've always been scared to do something on my own, but the success of the book, which allowed me to express myself and my world, gave me the courage to take my own way," said Enriquez, who designed about 25 pieces, most of them unisex, except for some dresses and skirts. "I'm happy because I'm succeeding in telling something, firstly with the book and now with fashion."
Key pieces include a jersey bomber, available both in bicolor and tricolor versions, with padding on the shoulders and elbows to resemble a biker jacket; a pair of pants that are black on the front, gray on the bottom and blue at the waist, and a reversible mohair sweater — one face features a good-luck graphic with two hands holding a horseshoe, while the other is striped. Other styles include an oversize cardigan and a comfortable round-collar sweater embellished with an intarsia patchwork of seven different stitches from the Italian knitwear tradition. Retail prices span from 230 euros, or $315, for a jacquard sweater, to 500 euros, or $685, for the bomber jacket.
A couple at work and in life, Alessia Crea and David Parisi founded footwear label Casamadre in 2011.
Defining themselves as "shoes maniacs," the duo launched their own label of what Parisi described as "conceptual and contemporary shoes" after several experiences in the fashion industry.
After earning a degree in fashion design from Milan's Istituto Europeo di Design, Crea worked as an assistant at Antonio Marras' Circolo Marras, prior to joining the accessories division of Costume National's design studio in 2009 and then women's ready-to-wear label Moi Multiple. At the same time, Parisi — who has a degree in industrial design — decided to go back to school, taking a master's degree in fashion product communication at Milan's Istituto Europeo di Design. Then he cut his teeth as visual merchandiser at Milanese concept store TAD and, after a stint in fashion communication at the Karla Otto fashion p.r. firm in Milan, designed for Italia Independent for three years.
Inspired by a clownlike chunky pair of shoes the couple found in a store in Japan, Casamadre's collections are focused on "sizable and versatile shoes, neither formal nor sporty, which can be worn both at work and in one's spare time," Parisi said. The options, which offer a new take on classic men's shapes, are mostly unisex and include lace-up styles, Oxford shoes and Beatle boots, among others.
For fall 2014, Casamadre teamed up with Vibram to create blue lightweight rubber soles, appearing on shoes and boots in brushed calf and napa leather. The color palette is centered on different shades of black, except for a few off-white styles. Retail prices range from 220 euros, or $301, to 380 euros, or $520.
The brand will showcase the new collection with a special event on Tuesday afternoon at Florence's Limonaia del Giardino di Villa Vittoria. "We will recreate a circus atmosphere," Crea said. "We won't literally reproduce a circus, but we will try to evoke it."
It was 1904 when Isaac Spiewak opened a store in Williamsburg, Brooklyn, selling handmade sheepskin vests for dockworkers on the Brooklyn waterfront. In the 110 years since, the company has continued to outfit police, firefighters and first responders with utilitarian outerwear pieces.
At Pitti Uomo, Spiewak is jumping into the high-end fashion business with a capsule collection of pieces under the name Golden Fleece by Spiewak. The nine styles mine the company's history and will include items from Spiewak's archives, reinterpreted for today's customer.
"Golden Fleece truly represents the heritage," said Maurizio Donadi, creative director. It's "outerwear-driven, made in North America and [much is] from dead stock fabrics."
Spiewak Golden Fleece will range from $450 for an MA-1 flight jacket in 40-year-old surplus material to $850 for Canadian-made N3B snorkel parkas with coyote fur trim in the same surplus material outerwear. Bombers will retail for $450, and wool and waxed cotton peacoats will sell for $550 to $650.
"It's not a fashion brand, it's a utilitarian brand," he said. "It's practical and designed with a purpose."
Donadi said since this is "a very premium product, distribution will be quite limited," and the line will be targeted to "the best sportswear and outerwear stores around the world," he said.
The plan is to continue to expand the collection in future seasons, he said.
In addition to Golden Fleece, there's a second prong to Spiewak's reinvention campaign. The company will introduce a second collection under the Spiewak name at Bread & Butter in Berlin in mid-January. This will offer women's as well as men's, and will consist of outerwear pieces including transitional lightweight modular jackets for $200, to down-filled N3B parkas with detachable coyote fur trim for $600. Constructed field jackets and bombers are $275 to $400.
The collections are designed in New York by Kunimasa Odagi (men's) and Lisa Yu (women's). Donadi said that because Golden Fleece is based on archival pieces, the design team merely tweaked the collection to ensure that it meets the demands of today's shoppers.
"We don't have to invent anything; the history is there," Donadi said. "The pressure is to make it relevant for 2014, '15 and '16."
Amsterdam-based Scotch & Soda will introduce a premium tailored clothing collection under the new Atelier Scotch label at Pitti Uomo.
"Expect unusual mixtures of shapes, linings and rich materials with a refined love for details," said Rob van Bilsen, brand manager of Atelier Scotch. "It is a focused collection, created by a dedicated and specialized team."
The debut lineup encompasses about 100 styles, in addition to corresponding accessories. Key categories include suits, blazers, coats, shirts and knitwear, all fashioned under the theme of "eclectic tailoring," according to van Bilsen.
"This collection stands out because of the artisanal way of designing and the love for detail," he explained. "Fabrics and prints were created in-house. Micro and oversized checks, wool structures with a tumbled finish, uniquely developed jacquards, cashmere and mohair blends — all in a very chic color palette."
The design team has focused on creating a unique shoulder and lapel "language," as well as bold shirt-collar "statements." Fits tend toward the body-conscious.
For at least the first season, Atelier Scotch will only be distributed in Europe and not available to U.S. retailers. "Therefore, we have not defined a U.S. price positioning yet," said van Bilsen, who added the business would expand to North America "in the near future."
In Europe, the company is targeting a mix of high-end, multibrand specialty retailers, department stores and its own branded boutiques, with product first hitting stores in July. A new, separate store concept dedicated to Atelier Scotch is under development as well.
Overall, Atelier Scotch is priced at the top end of the Scotch & Soda portfolio, which includes the core men's Scotch & Soda label, the women's Maison Scotch label, the denim-focused Amsterdams Blauw label and the boys' Scotch Shrunk and girls' Scotch R'Belle labels. The company is owned by Boca Raton, Fla.-based Sun Capital Partners.
"Atelier Scotch is designed for an end use we have not catered to so far, and at the same time allows Scotch & Soda to enter into a different, higher-priced market segment," said van Bilsen.
Italian eyewear brand Police, owned by De Rigo Group, is launching its first ready-to-wear line at Pitti Uomo.
Produced under license by Italian manufacturing company Moda Fashion, which also handles its distribution, Police will include collections of total looks for both men and women. The latter, accounting for 65 percent of the brand's total business, is designed by a team guided by Marino Orbolato.
"Surely, De Rigo decided to develop this brand extension in order to reinforce the Police label," said Moda Fashion sales and marketing director Carlo Perini. "We conceived a product which is new, innovative and different because we are conscious that in such a difficult moment for the domestic market we have to find the way to be competitive on the international scene."
Reflecting the spirit of Police eyewear collections, the men's line revisits iconic pieces of motorcycle apparel and workwear in a trendy, urban way. The collection was "inspired by an imaginative contemporary man who travels the world visiting the most exciting metropolises," said Perini. The fall 2014 range features wearable pieces in classic, high-end fabrics, including wool, flannel, jersey and leather, all treated with special techniques for a used, heritage look. Key pieces include a three-quarter-length wool parka with distressed leather inserts, an oversize thick wool zippered sweater with contrasting patches and slim pants in a treated stretch jersey.
Like the eyewear collection, the rtw line is positioned in the medium-high segment of the market. Pants and knit pieces range from 120 euros, or $164, to 160 euros, or $219, while overcoats retail at between 300 euros, or $410, and 400 euros, or $547.
"The ready-to-wear distribution will be similar to the eyewear," Perini said. "We are starting with about 150 stores in Italy, and at the same time we are developing the French, British and Russian markets."
According to Perini, the company plans to open a Police flagship in Milan in 2014.
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Alessandro Dell'Acqua is to make a return at Pitti Uomo.
The Italian designer, who launched his first men's collection under his namesake label at the Florence-based trade show in 1998, is gearing up to introduce the No. 21 men's line at Pitti.
"To design this collection, I thought of an ideal men's wardrobe and I tried to imagine what a contemporary man needs to be well dressed in his everyday life," said Dell'Acqua, who launched No. 21 in 2010 and was also appointed creative director of French label Rochas in September. "I don't believe men want clothes that are too quirky and fashionable, so I focused on contemporary silhouettes and details."
His first men's collection under the No. 21 moniker, which is produced by Italian high-end clothing manufacturer Gilmar, consists of 21 men's daywear staples, including a classic overcoat, an oversize parka with loden green wool inserts, a bonded leather jacket lined with fur, chinos and denim pants, all realized in high-end fabrics and embellished with sophisticated details. There is also a selection of cotton and flannel shirts, including styles with tartan inserts and one decorated with an allover print of micro-stars.
In keeping with the brand's women's collection, Dell'Acqua also delivered a range of cotton sweatshirts. These include one showing the print of a horse, while another brings a touch of irony, showing the word "Fire" written with matches. There are also more classic variations, featuring a 3-D "No. 21" logo.
"There are also a lot of knit pieces," added Dell'Acqua, noting that knitwear is the best performing category in the men's wear business. For next fall, he designed, for example, a tartan mohair cardigan, along with a ribbed sweater decorated with dark green and black embroideries, which pays homage to the first knit piece created by the designer for his first namesake men's collection. Dell'Acqua lost rights to design under his name in 2009.
Pants, including a style featuring wool covered with lace, along with an option in silk duchesse, feature slim fits and are cut at the ankle to show thick wool socks with crystal embroideries in the shape of scorpions and spiders.
To complete the offer, Dell'Acqua also designed a small collection of shoes, including sneakers and clippers.
Retail prices range from 160 euros, or $218 at current exchange, for cotton sweaters, to 380 euros, or $519, for the knitwear. Pants come between 250 euros, or $341, and 300 euros, or $410. Overcoat prices span from 650 euros, or $888, to 900 euros, or $1,229.
"The goal is to sell the collection to the best 150 stores in the world," said Gilmar Group chief executive officer Paolo Gerani, who also affirmed that the launch of the men's collection "will complete the offering of the brand for the flagship stores, which will open soon."
The collection will be showcased with a presentation on Jan. 9, from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m., at Florence's Biblioteca Comunale.
Italian felt hat specialist Panizza will relaunch at Pitti.
Founded in 1879 by Giovanni Panizza and then passed on to the control of the Gamba family, the company is currently controlled by a member of the family's fifth generation, Laura Gamba.
Panizza collections are produced in a factory in Tuscany, where the company moved its operations from Lake Maggiore in the Seventies.
"The goal of this relaunch is trifold," Gamba said. "First of all, I didn't want to cease my great-great-grandfather's activity; the second thing I want is to keep supporting Tuscan hat artisans, and third, I want to preserve our production process, which is so beautiful and exclusive."
Panizza, which manufactures about 18,000 hats a year, currently sells three different collections. The first includes traditional felt hats, while the second revisits classic styles. In addition, Gamba introduced the P Line, a more fashionable range showing iconic models "which are deconstructed and then reconstructed in a new way," Gamba said.
The P Line, which includes 20 felt hats, will be showcased at Pitti in a Sixties-inspired booth, which pays homage to Milanese architect Gio Ponti. The hats, which are named after both some Olympic Winter Games locations and a number of poets and their muses, are designed to be unisex. "Then customers can decide to decorate them with specific ribbons, making them masculine or feminine," Gamba said. All of the pieces feature the blue Panizza logo, showing Leon, a fox terrier dog, impressed on the lining.
Among the styles to be showcased at Pitti are the Turin, a hairy felt hat with a voluminous crown and a wide brim; Garmisch, which features a circular crown and a soft brim, and the Alfieri, which is decorated with stitches to offer a new take on the classic fedora. The color palette is centered on Seventies-inspired tones, including powder pink, acid green, fuchsia, dark green, yellow and ultramarine blue. Wholesale prices range from around 30 euros, or $41, to 70 euros, or $96, for the more structured styles.


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Frank Rich on the National Circus: Surprise! 47 Percent Mitt Is As Robotic As Thought
Note to GOP: Bartender photo-ops win elections.By Frank Rich
Note to GOP: Bartender photo-ops win elections.By Frank Rich
Romney should have been nicer to the help.By Margaret Hartmann
"I owed it to the people that couldn't afford to be there themselves."By Adam Martin
But no high five from Obama.By Margaret Hartmann
If only they'd realized the folly of "insulting voters" a few months ago.By Margaret Hartmann
A baby! (And a child support battle.)By Joe Coscarelli
Special guest: a very tight-lipped Paul Ryan.By Margaret Hartmann
It was an epic diatribe.By Dan Amira
He's still going with "just completely wrong."By Margaret Hartmann and Sarah Frank
The 47 percent vs. the 45 percent.By Dan Amira
Now the remarks were "just completely wrong."By Margaret Hartmann
Was it because "he's a gentleman," or because it just "never came up"?By Dan Amira
Limbaugh: "These are the 47 percent."By Brett Smiley
Now his "heart aches" for everyone who's struggling.By Joe Coscarelli
"All of his remarks are being taken out of context."
To be fair, he said the word "redistribution."By Margaret Hartmann
To the point that he said the opposite of what he meant.By Margaret Hartmann
Things get serious on Letterman.By Margaret Hartmann and Caroline Shin
Playing defense.By Brett Smiley
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BIRMINGHAM, Ala. (AP) -- AAA Alabama reports gas prices continue to climb.
Regular unleaded is up one cent from Sunday and 8 cents from Thursday's pre-Labor Day prices. The statewide average is $3.61 a gallon.
The national average, according to AAA, is $3.68.
Midgrade fuel averaged $3.77 while premium costs $3.88 a gallon. Diesel prices fell a half-cent overnight to almost $4.16.
Huntsville has the cheapest metro average for regular at $3.56. Mobile has the most expensive at $3.70 a gallon.
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CARTERET -- It is almost a ritual at Carteret High School varsity baseball team practice. Before balls are thrown or bats swung, the players grab rakes for a bit of grounds keeping work.
"Just like other schools, we have to do some maintenance on the field for every practice," said coach Paul Nelson.
That work will end when the borough installs artificial turf on Sullivan Field in Carteret Park, giving the small, 4.4 square-mile municipality its sixth synthetic field, the most among Middlesex County municipalities.
"No other town in the county has as many," said Ralph Albanir, county director of parks and recreation.
By comparison, Carteret's large neighbor, Woodbridge, a 23 square-mile township with 99,000-plus residents, has only one synthetic turf field, purchased with funds from a developer.
Edison, with its sprawling 30 square miles, has no synthetic turf fields. Last year, the Edison school board rejected a $1.5 million grant the county offered to build a turf field at one of the two township high schools, because it carried the requirement that the county would always have an option of using the field.
Later that same year, South River turned down the county's $1 million grant to build a synthetic field for high school sports, saying the borough lacked the funds for the required lighting and upkeep.
Carteret officials say they enjoyed cost savings after building its first artificial field at John Street Park several years ago.
"We're a small town with limited park resources," borough engineer John Dupont said. "We did some research and found we could get more use for lower maintenance," borough engineer John Dupont said.
After the success of the first field, the borough sought county and state funds to build three artificial turf baseball/softball fields and a artificial turf soccer field at Civic Center Park, near the borough library on Pershing Avenue.
County freeholders earlier this month granted Carteret $500,000 in open space funds, which the borough will match for the project to upgrade Sullivan Field. The borough school board will contribute funds for the project that will include a synthetic turf soccer field, for a total cost of $1.2 million, officials said.
All of Carteret's fields are built on municipal land listed as open space, and as such, all are open to public use.
"Carteret has a very aggressive program to build (artificial) turf fields," Albanir said. "When we participate in these grants, we expect the municipality to take the lead," Albanir said.
Sullivan field is used by the high school varsity team as well men's baseball league and women's softball leagues.
Coach Nelson expects the artificial turf field to give his team an advantage, in part because it will give them more time to practice.
"We spend half our practices working on the field. Parks and Recreation workers do a good job but they can only do so much," the coach said. Few other teams in the county play on artificial turf.
For players, the advantage is still more than a year away. Work won't begin until later next year, after the next high school season and the summer recreation season.


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Two major unions, the Steelworkers and the Bakery Workers, announced today a joint project, a 1,000-mile Journey for Justice.
Locked out workers from American Crystal Sugar Company and Cooper Tire and Rubber Company will embark on a historic road trip from Fargo, N.D., to Findlay, Ohio, in order to shine a spotlight on employer lockouts of workers The lockouts, they say, represent one of the worst of the recent waves of corporate attacks on workers and their unions.
Members of the United Steelworkers and the Bakery, Confectionery, Tobacco Workers, and Grain Millers International Union announced the project, "From Fargo to Findlay: A Journey for Justice," explaining that workers will travel over 1,000 miles through six states in six days, hooking up with local unions and allies along the way at rallies, fundraisers, and local actions.
The Journey for Justice will begin Feb. 22 with a rally in Fargo, and make stops in Minnesota. Wisconsin, Illinois and Indiana before concluding on Feb. 27 in Findlay.
Findlay is the place where Cooper Tire locked out more than 1,000 workers at its tire plant last Nov. 28, just day after Thanksgiving.
More than six months ago, American Crystal Sugar locked out its entire union workforce of 1,300 sugar beet workers from seven facilities in Minnesota, North Dakota and Iowa, despite making record profits over the last three years.
"It's really terrible and we have to do something dramatic to call attention to what has become a common form of warfare against workers," said Amy Maciola, the AFL-CIO's coordinator of the Fargo-to-Findlay Journey. "In just the last few months thousands of workers in North America have been locked out of their jobs at Caterpillar, Rio Tinto Alcan and HealthBridge and elsewhere.
The reason the companies are locking workers out "is because by doing so they, at the least, drive down benefits and wages and, at best, from their point of view, they kill unions altogether," Maciola said. "It's the same reason they push so-called right to work laws. It's all done while the top executives of the companies enjoy record bonuses and record high compensation amounting to millions of dollars."
When American Crystal Sugar locked out its workers it had already groomed the replacement workers it had waiting in the wings. Workers told the People's World that management was taking steps to find the replacements long before the union contract expired.
The Journey for Justice follows months of local, state and federal lawmakers, religious leaders and the workers themselves calling on the company's president, David Berg, to end the lockout and return to the bargaining table.
Berg admitted at a November meeting with shareholders that the company had planned the lockout all along: "I and others - many, many many others - mapped this out a long time ago," he said. "It will be costly. We're investing a lot of your money so you'll be more profitable in the future. "At the same meeting he referred to the union contract as a cancerous tumor that had to be removed.
The numbers of locked out workers across the continent are staggering. In addition to those locked out at American Crystal there are 1,050 at Cooper Tire in Ohio, 750 at Rio Tinto Alcan in Quebec and 800 at Health/Bridge Care One in Connecticut.
"For evidence of a war on workers, look no further than the rise of the lockout," noted Laura Clawson at the Daily Kos recently.
Photo: Union workers locked out at the American Crystal Sugar plant march in Moorhead, Minn. Dave Kolpack/AP


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Sacramento Kings (5-18, 2-8 road) vs. OKC Thunder (18-8, 9-4)
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Offensive Rating: Thunder – 109.4 (10th), Kings– 102.3 (26th)
Defensive Rating: Thunder – 107.5 (18th), Kings – 109.7 (21st)
Pace: Thunder – 93.0 (13th), Kings – 92.6 (16th)
View from the enemy: Cowbell Kingdom
All for another easy victory, a show of hands. Everyone? Everybody is good with that? Sounds good. The Kings come in as one of the worst teams in the league at 5-18 and losers of their last 15 of 17. Their best player is battling a painful foot injury, their rookie is already disgruntled and right now, they lack a go-to scorer.
But guess what? That doesn't necessarily mean this will be easy.
Sacramento coming in: I just mentioned it, but they've lost 15 of 17 after starting 3-1. They're 1-9 in their last 10 and are 2-8 on the road.
Because Tyreke Evans isn't entirely himself right now, OKC really has an edge most everywhere. Beno Udrih will struggle with Russell Westbrook. Donte Green, while long and athletic, shouldn't be able to handle Kevin Durant. Jason Thompson is a decent power forward, but Jeff Green is a better athlete and scorer.
And with Evans hobbled and OKC's best defender in Thabo checking him, the Kings might not have an edge – or at least a big one – anywhere. I do kind of like what the Kings have in their second unit with Carl Landry, Omri Casspi and Francisco Garcia, but all three of those guys haven't played especially well this season.
Nenad Krstic will miss again so that means Serge Ibaka will be on the rookie DeMarcus Cousins. Cousins can be one of the best post players in the league, but he's yet to really put anything together. Cousins is a load so the lighter Ibaka will definitely have to man up tonight.
A big first half run could bury the Kings early, but if the Thunder messes around too much, they could find themselves in a dogfight. Sacramento still has some players. They still work hard. But if OKC defends and keeps playing with a little swagger and flow, there's no reason why this shouldn't be a 10-point margin in the end.
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MIAMI -- What's easy to decipher is that the Mets need a fifth starter for Tuesday. What's not is just who that person is going to be.
By all indications, the honor will go to rookie Jonathan Niese from Triple-A New Orleans. The 21-year-old left-hander is the top-ranked prospect in the organization, and perhaps the best option to go against the Milwaukee Brewers.
The only thing the Mets have failed to do is confirm the move. But interim manager Jerry Manuel discussed the situation as if there was already a person in place. He then pointed to his BlackBerry. The only thing he was waiting on was approval from the executive offices in New York.
Until that call comes in, Manuel has to remain tight-lipped.
"If we feel, or if the organization feels, that there's enough talent, then I don't have a problem with that," Manuel said. "You have to weigh the other issues involved as far as who's experienced enough to give you a good chance, and does that outweigh the talent that you're hopefully bringing in?"
Niese is 5-1 with a 3.65 ERA for the Zephyrs this year. He was scheduled to pitch Friday night against Nashville, and whether or not he pitches deep into that game could indicate what the Mets plan to do.
Plan B could be Nelson Figueroa. The Mets recently recalled the right-handed pitcher and placed him in the bullpen. But the luxury of Figueroa is that he's flexible, meaning he can fill a variety of roles. Plus, Figueroa has already beaten the Brewers once this season, which he did on April 11 at Shea Stadium.
Even with Ramon Castro on the 15-day disabled list (quadriceps), the Mets don't plan to tinker with Brian Schneider's playing time. The Mets called up Robinson Cancel recently and plan to start him against opposing left-handers.
The reason, according to Manuel, is that the Mets would like to keep Schneider's bat fresh for September. He's hitting nearly 40 points above his .254 average in his past 15 games, along with four homers entering last night's game against the Marlins.
Dolphin Stadium is a multipurpose venue, which became evident when the Mets viewed the chewed-up grass on the field. The reason is that the University of Miami's football team played a game here on Thursday night, and the grass had cleat marks everywhere, and was even coming up in spots. Such playing conditions can make the infield tough to navigate, and didn't resonate well with some Mets.
"You just cross your fingers and hope it doesn't hit a divot," Damion Easley said.
The last thing the Mets want when September rolls around is a bunch of minor-leaguers clogging up the clubhouse. Some teams like to call up rookies to give them major-league seasoning, but Manuel would like to stick with players who can help the team when the rosters expand.
Clubs are allowed to expand to 40, but Manuel said the preferable number is around 35. Anything more and clubhouses can be tough to navigate with all of the extra players milling around.
If that's the case, look for the Mets to call up bullpen help. Pitchers such as RHP Al Reyes (whom the Mets recently signed) and LHP Ricardo Rincon are the likeliest of possibilities.
Manuel took a moment to reflect on history when Sen. Barack Obama accepted the Democratic Party's nomination to run for president, becoming the first African-American to do so in a major party. Manuel watched the 44-minute speech and came away impressed.
"Being a southern man and what have you, I agree," said Manuel, who is black. "It's great progress. Great progress."


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Winners will be chosen randomly weekly to receive their very own Mad Men poster, Mad Men Dyna Moe desktop set or Mad Men DVD.
Readers have already sent in a few classics: "She's taken to your tools like a little lesbian." "Your bored? Go hit your head against the wall." And who can forget the episode when, upon discovering little Sally with a dry cleaning bag on her head, Betty spouts this maternal gem: "If the dress that was in the dry cleaning bag is on the floor, you're in big trouble!"
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Between August 1967, and August 1968, Lester S. King, MD, and Charles G. Roland, MD, the AMA staff members responsible for the sessions, wrote a series of communications for The Journal of the American Medical Association. These works were derived from the experience gained conducting seminars; a total of 25 articles appeared, under titles such as "Monotony," "Jargon," "Verbs," and "Why Not 'I' and 'We'?"
Now the entire group of essays, with some additional material in an appendix, is available as a paperbound book, Scientific Writing. Anyone wishing to obtain a copy may do so by sending his check for $1 (for 11 or more copies, 75¢ each) to: Order-Handling Unit, American Medical Association, 535 N Dearborn St, Chicago 60610.
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Johnnie Taylor
Soul-blues and Pop Singer
Born May 5, 1937
Johnnie Harrison Taylor was an American vocalist in a wide variety of genres, from rhythm and blues, soul, blues and gospel to pop, doo-wop and disco.
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1934 Birth Born on May 5, 1934.
1957 23 Years Old His singing was strikingly close to that of Sam Cooke, and he was hired to take Cooke's place in the latter's gospel group, the Soul Stirrers, in 1957.
1962 28 Years Old A few years later, after Cooke had established his independent SAR Records, Taylor signed on as one of the label's first acts and recorded "Rome Wasn't Built In A Day" in 1962. … Read More
1966 32 Years Old In 1966, Taylor moved to Stax Records in Memphis, Tennessee, where he was dubbed "The Philosopher of Soul". … Read More
1968 34 Years Old His hits included "I Had a Dream", "I've Got to Love Somebody's Baby" (both written by the team of Isaac Hayes and David Porter) and most notably "Who's Making Love", which reached No. 5 on the Billboard Hot 100 chart and No. 1 on the R&B chart in 1968. "Who's Making Love" sold over one million copies, and was awarded a gold disc.
1973 39 Years Old 1 More Event
During his tenure at Stax, he became an R&B star, with over a dozen chart successes, such as "Jody's Got Your Girl and Gone", which reached No. 23 on the Hot 100 chart, "Cheaper to Keep Her" (Mack Rice) and record producer Don Davis's penned "I Believe in You (You Believe in Me)", which reached No. 11 on the Hot 100 chart. "I Believe in You (You Believe in Me)" also sold in excess of one million units, and was awarded gold disc status by the R.I.A.A. in October 1973. … Read More
1976 42 Years Old After Stax folded in the mid 1970s, Taylor switched to Columbia Records, where he made his best known hit, "Disco Lady", in 1976. … Read More
1984 50 Years Old After a brief stint at Beverly Glen Records, Taylor signed with Malaco Records after the label's founder Tommy Couch and producing partner Wolf Stephenson heard him sing at blues singer Z. Z. Hill's funeral in the spring of 1984. … Read More
1996 62 Years Old In 1996, Taylor's eighth album for Malaco, Good Love!, made it to Number One on Billboard's Blues chart (#15 R&B), and was the biggest record in Malaco's history.
1997 63 Years Old With this success, Malaco recorded a live video of Taylor at the Longhorn Ballroom in Dallas, Texas in the summer of 1997. … Read More
1999 65 Years Old Taylor was given a Pioneer Award by the Rhythm and Blues Foundation in 1999. … Read More
2000 66 Years Old Taylor died of a heart attack at Charlton Methodist Hospital in Dallas, Texas, on May 31, 2000, aged 66. … Read More
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CALCIUM ANTAGONISTS are expanding in number, complexity and therapeutic scope. This class of compounds, the first of which were developed as coronary vasodilators, is now being investigated as therapy for disorders ranging from hyperlipidemia to intermittent claudication. And, in the 24 years since the discovery of the first calcium antagonist, the class has grown to include more than 20 therapeutic compounds.
At a recent international symposium sponsored by the New York Academy of Sciences and the Fondazione Giovanni Lorenzini, 250 basic and clinical investigators spent four days in New York City discussing the pharmacology, physiology, and clinical potential of calcium antagonists. What emerged was a picture of a heterogeneous group of agents whose specific indications are just beginning to be defined.
Albert Fleckenstein, PhD, recounted early research with calcium antagonists. Fleckenstein, now professor of physiology, University of Freiberg, West Germany, recalled that he coined the term "calcium antagonist" in 1964
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