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Ghost The Musical
Relive the iconic and magical moments from the Oscar®-winning movie "Ghost" in a brand-new Broadway musical. Ghost The Musical breathes glorious new life into a timeless love story. The musical features an original pop score from multiple Grammy Award®-winners Dave Stewart, one half of the '80s pop duo the Eurythmics, and Glen Ballard, co-writer with Alanis Morissette on the multi-platinum album "Jagged Little Pill," among many other notable credits and collaborations. The musical's tale of everlasting love is thrilling entertainment for audiences of all ages. Adapted from the hit film by its Academy Award®-winning screenwriter Bruce Joel Rubin, Ghost The Musical follows Sam and Molly, a young couple whose connection takes a shocking turn after Sam's untimely death. Trapped between two worlds, Sam refuses to leave Molly when he learns she is in grave danger. Desperate to communicate with her, he turns to a storefront psychic who helps him protect Molly and avenge his death. Ghost The Musical is recommended for ages 12+. Please be advised that there is mild violence, mature themes and dialogue that is true to the story and plot. Parental guidance is suggested.
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Luau Chow: Chicken Long Rice
by Pam Mandel | 05.12.09 | 10:33 AM ET
I admit it: I think you should go to a luau at least once. You need to see one of those big showy events where the dancers make you think impure thoughts with their suggestive hips and a shirtless guy twirls fire while drums pound. Also, there should be a huge buffet where a roast pig comes out of a hole in the ground and poi is dished up in polite amounts for the malahini (foreigners) and there's a big gooey pan of chicken long rice.
When Choosing the Best Food in America, What Matters?
by Jenna Schnuer | 05.08.09 | 12:01 PM ET
Lately, the word best has been tumbling around my mind a lot. Blame it on the Beard Awards. Who was it going to be? Who would capture the crowns for best chefs in America?
Now, before you slam me for being anti-best, I'm not. I make part of my living off the damned, er, lovely word. As a travel and food writer, I package a bit of this from one place with a bit of that from another. Drape a coat of "best" on it—after extensive tasting and inner turmoil over who I'm leaving out—and, blammo, a list is born.
A Twitter Road Trip Twitique: What Worked, What Didn't
by Sophia Dembling | 05.08.09 | 9:48 AM ET
My husband Tom and I recently drove a loop south from Albuquerque. (Here's an annotated map of our route, in case you want to follow in our tire tracks.) This was the first time I've Twittered from the road. Interestingly, the great to-Twitter-or-not-to-Twitter debate started up while I was Twittering my trip and triggered a little metacognition about the process. Is it the right thing to do, and what makes a good travel Tweet?
Don't Forget to Splurge!
by Eva Holland | 05.05.09 | 2:33 PM ET
For me, part of the fun of budget travel is the chance to loosen the purse strings once in a while and drop some cash on a worthwhile splurge.
Whether that means a night in a plush hotel room after weeks of hosteling, a spa day, or a way-out-of-my-price-range meal, I generally find some way to treat myself once during any budget-conscious trip—and, I figure, I appreciate my reward that much more than if I'd been pampering myself all along. It doesn't have to be about spending a lot of money, either. My favorite travel splurge of all time cost just $15.
Interview With a Celebrity Chef: Govind Armstrong
by David Farley | 04.30.09 | 4:15 PM ET
Govind Armstrong may not yet be 40 years old, but the dreadlocked chef is already a veteran in the kitchen, having logged time in some of the world's most famous restaurants.
It all started at the improbable age of 13 when Armstrong found himself working at Spago, Wolfgang Puck's celebrated Los Angeles restaurant. Now, after working in some of the most acclaimed kitchens in Los Angeles and Spain, he's on the verge of his own restaurant empire. The Los Angeles and South Beach outposts of Table 8 won rave reviews, and now he's about to take his biggest leap yet: New York.
On his way up the celebrity-chef ladder, he's found himself on Iron Chef America, as a judge on Top Chef and on People magazine's "50 Most Beautiful People" list.
I met up with Chef Armstrong at the Cooper Square Hotel in New York's East Village where he's putting the finishing touches on the Big Apple outpost of Table 8.
Eight Great Travel Stories About Food
by World Hum | 04.28.09 | 4:06 PM ET
To mark World Hum's eighth anniversary, we've collected eight favorite stories from our archives that explore the sweet spot where taste meets travel
My Twice-Cooked Pork Epiphany
by Julia Ross | 04.23.09 | 10:20 AM ET
Living in Shanghai, Julia Ross wasn't too hot on Chinese food. Then she moved to Taiwan and stepped into Shao Shao Ke.
The Last Taco in Playa del Carmen
by David Farley | 04.17.09 | 10:19 AM ET
I was dying for a good taco. I'd been on the tourist-board-branded Mayan Riviera (the coastline south of Cancun) for a few days and had been planted in beachside, tourist-crammed towns where a legion of mediocre restaurants lined the sea like B-grade culinary sentries guarding tourists from the locals-only edible delights off the beaten path.
The last straw came when my wife, Jessie, and I picked the most salt-of-the-earth eatery in Playa del Carmen and sat down, thinking the place might yield something more authentic than what we'd been served so far.
Wine and Dumplings: An Overlooked Match?
by Julia Ross | 04.13.09 | 12:34 PM ET
When I'm out for Chinese food, I don't think twice about my drink order: it's almost always a Tsingtao. But cooking school owner/author Jen Lin-Liu says beer doesn't have to be the default accompaniment every time you pick up chopsticks.
For a piece in the New York Times, she recently convened a group of Chinese tasters and found that semisweet Rieslings were the best all-around choice for spicy dishes with strong flavors, while a Pinot noir paired well with twice-cooked pork.
IHOP Hits 50 States: That's a Lot of Pancakes
by Jenna Schnuer | 04.08.09 | 11:13 AM ET
While diners, taquerias, clam shacks, bbq shacks and waffle houses are the unofficial official dining establishments of Flyover America, IHOP deserves an honorable mention. There's something to be said for the easy comfort of knowing exactly what you're going to get and, Starbucks aside, no chain does it better than IHOP. It's a nice thing when you're on the road for a while (or, let's be honest, slightly tanked after a night out).
As of the April 7 opening of its South Burlington, Vermont pancakery (our word, not theirs), IHOP is now open in each and every one of the 50 states. We raise our forks—loaded with a heaping helping of Rooty Tooty Fresh 'N Fruity—in salute.
A Chef's Travels in China
by Julia Ross | 04.06.09 | 12:04 PM ET
It's hard to resist chef Martin Yan's enthusiasm for the innovations of Chinese cuisine in this recent conversation with New York Times reporter and author Jennifer 8. Lee, taped at the Asia Society.
The voluble Yan discusses his travels into China's far corners, doling out praise for hand-pulled noodles in Shenzhen, the spice markets of Xian and Taiwan's night markets. In recent years, many Western-trained Chinese chefs have returned home to introduce a new fusion cuisine, he notes, including pizza-like dishes in the north, and recipes making liberal use of eggplant and tomato, ingredients not traditionally associated with Chinese cooking.
Among Yan's favorite Chinese comfort foods: the doughnut twist (with soy milk) you can find on just about every street corner in Taipei during morning rush hour.
Invasion of the Hungarian Pigs
by David Farley | 04.03.09 | 12:15 PM ET
There are several different types of pig species (or, if you will, sub pigs). The bearded pig is one I'd certainly hate meeting in a dark pig pen. The Indo-Chinese warty pig is another ominous-sounding swine. In all, there are over two billion pigs on the planet right now (and if they'd ever join forces with monkeys, we'd be in big trouble). Most of the pork we eat comes from the generic domestic pig (or sus scrofa domesticus) and, thanks to mass breeding, its offerings have taken on rather bland notes. Not that we'd know it unless we began eating another species of swine. And, in fact, some restaurants around the country are letting diners do just that.
Jamie Oliver to G20 World Leaders: You'll Eat British and Like It!
by David Farley | 04.02.09 | 4:13 PM ET
In the 1970s and 80s, Great Britain had a reputation for bad teeth and even worse food (I wonder if there's a connection?). Dentists were finally imported from parts of the erstwhile empire while British chefs began looking outside Britain for influences. They found it in France, the Mediterranean and even Southeast Asia. The results, however, were anything but British. Nonetheless, it helped bring England out of its culinary cellar. Five years ago, Gourmet magazine proclaimed London to be the best food city on the planet. This wasn't a surprise to those who had been paying attention to global dining trends, but most people were caught unaware of London's "new" prowess in the dining sphere.
Help for Hungry Travelers Who Can't Handle Gluten
by Jenna Schnuer | 04.02.09 | 11:15 AM ET
Having grown up with a sibling who has a major food allergy, I give a huge thumbs-up to anybody who helps ease the way for food intolerant folks on the road. Fellow travel writer (and friend) Hilary Davidson does just that on her Gluten-Free Guidebook. Her latest piece discusses Philly tourism's online guide to gluten-free restaurants.
Know of other online guides for allergic eaters around the U.S.? We'd love to hear about them.
The Thrill of Gel and Other Disappearing Edible Delights!
by David Farley | 03.27.09 | 1:30 PM ET
Grant Achatz, the avant-garde Chicago chef, went to Madrid to attend Madrid Fusion, a congress of 50 of the world's best chef, and all he got was a crappy food-stained T-shirt. Moreover, in this article he penned for the Atlantic, Achatz bemoans on a grander scale by wondering if molecular gastronomy is dead. Most of the world's population didn't even know that it had been born. But Achatz sat there during the meeting as chef after chef took the mic and felt pangs of emptiness:
"Where were the culinary fireworks? The introduction to the next ingredient that was going to enable us to turn oil into powder, serve a gelled liquid hot, or thicken an infusion by simply blending in a magical white substance? Where were the explanations of new techniques? Like the ones used to create raviolis with skins made from themselves, making pasta from stock, and aerating food to produce sponge-like textures?"
Raviolis with skins made from themselves? Aerating food to produce sponge-like textures? Sheesh. And he wonders why people may be losing interest in it.
The Great New York Nacho Fail
by David Farley | 03.25.09 | 10:58 AM ET
These aren't nachos, I thought to myself as I stared at a plate rimmed with neatly placed tortilla chips, each one gently topped with chicken, blanketed in cheese, and, for good measure, crowned by one single jalapeño slice. I might expect something like this if Jean-George Vongerichten put nachos on the menu at this eponymous eatery on Columbus Circle. But I was at a hole-in-the-wall eatery in Brooklyn bedecked with all the trappings of a salt-of-the-earth Mexican restaurant. Dressing up each chip as it were a microcosm of the usual mountain of nachos seemed unnecessary. And just plain wrong.
Rats! The DOH Are Here!
by David Farley | 03.19.09 | 11:58 AM ET
The guys at the sushi restaurant across the street from my apartment in New York's West Village were always friendly. Except for one time about a year ago when I stopped in at lunch to pick up a take-out order. There was only one other person in the restaurant—a guy typing away at a small laptop—but the two employees were short with me, acting as though the place was packed. As I tossed out requests—extra wasabi, for example—the sushi chef nervously nodded back in that officious anything-you-want manner as if I had been pointing a semi-automatic at his family. Then I noticed what was printed on the back of the jacket of the other customer: Department of Health (DOH).
The Forbidden Kebab in Tuscany
by David Farley | 03.16.09 | 1:33 PM ET
I once interviewed a chef whose Michelin-starred restaurant is tucked in the hills of eastern Lazio; when I asked what he thought of fusion cuisine, he said—without blinking an eye—that he liked it: using tomatoes from the Campagna region and basil from Genoa was great, he remarked. My question had broader ingredients in mind, but I got the point. Lucca, a walled medieval town in the northeastern part of Tuscany, made headlines a few months ago when the right-wing-leaning city banned ethnic foods from its historical center. The city claims it has since received mountains of letters from around the world supporting the ban.
Where We're Eating: Tel Aviv, Minneapolis, New York City
by David Farley | 03.11.09 | 1:47 PM ET
Find yourself in Tel Aviv, Minneapolis, or the Big Apple and not sure where to eat? Try these restaurants:
Montefiore, Tel Aviv
Set in a restored 1930s building (on the ground floor of the hip new boutique hotel of the same name), this Tel Aviv eatery infuses Mediterranean ingredients with Vietnamese dishes to mouthwatering success. The consome with silky foie gras ravioli is a must.
What We Loved This Week: Kutiman, the Scorpions, Meat (Glorious Meat)
by World Hum | 03.06.09 | 4:14 PM ET
Our contributors share a favorite travel-related experience from the past seven days.
Rob Verger
I loved this hilarious pro-flying bit by comedian Louis CK on the Conan O'Brien show. My favorite part? When he says, "Everybody on every plane should just constantly be going, 'Oh my god, wow!'"
Valerie Conners
Meat, glorious meat! Went to one of Philly's more interesting restaurants, Ansill, to try the special "European Barbecue." It involved a plethora of mysterious meats (think quartered hearts and kidneys from an unidentified beast) and very tasty grilled meats served with a variety of dipping sauces. The experience brought me right back to my days living in Leuven, Belgium, and one of my fave restaurants there.


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It's been five years since Rush unleashed their SNAKES AND ARROWS release, and to be honest, it's been longer still since they put out a release that was truly great. Like most of their material outside of the 80s, SNAKES AND ARROWS was a little better than competent classic progressive hard rock. For the diehards, always being good but not great leaves them wondering when the next great release will emerge. For those that are just fans in passing (like this guy), the thought of a new release generates very little in the way of expectation.
Yet, what Rush have done this time is creating something that's going to be widely interesting to the average fan and adored by the hardcores. CLOCKWORK ANGELS is a very tight, heavy conceptual opus that could possibly be the very best album this band has done since the middle of their career. I'm not talking PRESTO or HOLD YOUR FIRE either folks...we're talking grand releases like SIGNALS or MOVING PICTURES. Without question, Geddy Lee, Alex Lifeson and Neil Peart have pushed their creative boundaries to the farthest edges with CLOCKWORK ANGELS. Without breaking down the whole concept of things, Rush have captured the very best songwriting they have laid down in 30 years and combined it with their always tight, unquestionable musical skill. Songs like "Caravan" are so much more heavy than anything these guys have been doing for years; specifically Lifeson on guitar. While Lifeson has always been the forgotten man in the band between the unique vocals of Lee and the (arguably) best drummer in the history of Rock with Peart, he's long had a signature sound that balanced out between artistic and powerful. He's noticeably less polished and much more raw and aggressive on CLOCKWORK ANGELS...in the best way possible. Sure, there are songs like "Clockwork Angels" where Lifeson displays his more traditional flavoring to the songs, but these are exceptions more than the rule. Lifeson sound is much thicker and heavier than anything they've done since PRESTO in my eyes.
As for the other two members of the band, what exactly are you going to say? Peart is at worst one of the three top guys ever to play drums; widely regarded by many as the best ever to beat the skins. His undeniable level of skill is on display as it always is throughout CLOCKWORK ANGELS. His progressive meets rock drumming fusion on songs like "Headlong Flight" is a simple showcase of just why everyone from Tommy Lee to Mike Portnoy wishes they were Peart. Like always, it's not that he's playing a zillion beats per second. It's the level of precision and his ability to use his chops to develop each and every song instead of simply driving it like most percussionists do. Lee's bass is thumping throughout; interesting louder and more impactful than on the last handful of albums.
Vocally is where Lee surprises though. While he'll never reach the highest of high notes of the early days anymore, he proves that there's a lot left in the tank (at least studio-wise). While their live album recorded in Cleveland showed a version of Lee who had lost a touch of his range for, at least, that performance, there are no signs of that here. His voice is strong and loud throughout, with higher notes on songs like the aforementioned "Headlong Flight" than he's done in years.
PITRIFF RATING - 96/100 - I'm stunned at how good this really is. By far the most creative album Rush has done in 30 years. Certainly the best recorded sound they've captured as well. Finally, the strongest musical performances this trio of great musicians have put forth in the bulk of my lifetime. For so many rock fans that are 30 years old or less, they probably don't quite understand why so many have regarded Rush as an elite band. CLOCKWORK ANGELS could be the album that makes them get it. If nothing else, CLOCKWORK ANGELS once again brings shame on the Rock N' Roll Hall Of Fame. For them to be able to leave this band outside while welcoming far lesser talents like the Red Hot Chili Peppers or Guns N' Roses just proves how truly clueless the concept of greatness is to the curator and decision makers at that over-glorified Hard Rock Cafe. CLOCKWORK ANGELS is the kind of work legends do.
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|Named in honor of Charles Darwin, the father of evolution, the Darwin Awards commemorate those who improve our gene pool by removing themselves from it.
Tennessee Pee
(mid-1980s, Tennessee) A mile down the road from Middle Tennessee State University, a couple of young, very drunk MTSU frat boys climbed a barbed wire fence that was intended to keep lesser mortals out of an electric substation. One frat boy climbed to the top of a transformer. That alone was an obviously bad idea, but it got worse when he urinated on the transformer on which he stood. As if electrocution via genitalia wasn't bad enough, consider his motivation to pee: a wasp nest "target" attached to the transformer. Needless to say, the wasps were the lesser of his worries. He did not live long.
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We challenge MythBusters!
The large number of incident reports we have received over the years, as well as conversations with reporters and medics, incline us to believe that people do harm and kill themselves by urinating on electrified things, and their episode is misleading.
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Jim: "One fact I know; if you scoop up a coffee can of water from a stream next to an electric fence, then pour that water on the fence, you will feel a decent shock from the can. As kids, we dared each other. Now, the next logical dare was, who had the guts to pee on that fence? Nobody ever did, but I am very confident that urine would be as conductive as the water from that stream."
Donna: "We had been dog-sitting Herschel, an unruly Doberman. When Chris came to pick up Herschel, he hooked the metal chain collar to the metal chain leash (no handle, Herschel had eaten that) and headed outside. Herschel realized it was going to be a long ride home and cocked his leg to take a whiz--right on our electric fence! The electric charge ran up the urine stream, through the metal collar, across the metal leash, and into Chris. Herschel yelped, Chris swore, and both jumped back, breaking the contact! My husband and I had a good laugh about it once Chris and Herschel were gone. Without question, you can definitely get a charge out of peeing on an electric fence!"
Jamie: "During officer training, the pain of digging full-depth trenches in flinty soil was offset by the fun of sentry duty. During the night, the thick fog was regularly punctuated by small blue flashes as returning patrols blundered into an electric fence that a farmer had laid along our main fence. Even better was watching people nip out for a pee against a fence post. At some point the spray would hit the live wire, with the same flash and yelp every time. The individuals must have been too embarrassed to say anything, because it kept happening, and we certainly didn't choose to enlighten anybody! As far as I'm aware, nobody suffered any lasting damage, but I wasn't going to check. I'm sure my trench-mates will gladly corroborate the story--and some of the others, probably less happily!"
Now a Random Factoid from Wendy: "I usually type a story title into Google to get to that Darwin Awards page. But when I type, Tennessee Pee, what comes up first and foremost is... I kid you not... LOCAL BUSINESS RESULTS for pee in Tennessee! So I tried 'California pee' to see if other states also use 'pee' as a keyword. Nope! That ocmes up with 'Gender Neutral Bathrooms' and 'Wikipedia on Asparagus' and other relevant links. Only Tennessee features business results. Ha ha!"
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Michael B. Powers, who helped establish a memorial at the site of the crash of Flight 3407 in Clarence Center, was named 2013 Citizen of the Year by the Clarence Chamber of Commerce.
Powers, as president of the nonprofit Remember Flight 3407 Inc., guided the creation of the memorial, which was dedicated in June. He also is a Clarence town judge, a partner with Phillips Lytle LLP, and an advocate for the town's Greenprint program, which acquires land to protect it from development.
The awards will be presented at the Chamber's 41st annual awards dinner Feb. 28 in Samuel's Grande Manor.
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IxDA SF presents:
INTERSECTION: Where Interaction and Industrial Design Meet
featuring case studies from Cooper, frog design, Motorola and IDEO
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Although no official word from the Colts franchise has confirmed it, Paul Kuharsky of ESPN's AFC South blog has done some digging and found that legendary offensive coordinator Tom Moore has slipped out the back door. This is disheartening news for any long-time Colts fan as Moore had the great honor to introduce Peyton Manning to the NFL and collaborate with him to operate one of the greatest offenses in league history. Moore's exit coincides with the off-season decision handed down by Jim Caldwell and the Colts front office to part ways with legendary running back coach Gene Huey. Farewell Tom and thank you for all of your contributions to the greatest run of success in Indianapolis Colts team history.
The bad news about Moore's departure is — as Kuharsky's story points out — that Tennessee Titans Head Coach Mike Munchak nearly lured Moore away from the Colts to take over there as offensive coordinator (imagine him running the offense for a team in the AFC South) and that Moore met with the New York Jets to discuss red-zone scoring. This is certainly not good news for Colts fans, and while it hurts to know that both within the conference and division, Moore may be meeting with opponents who seek knowledge they would have previously not been able glean — as Moore has been the Colts Offensive Coordinator (or special assistant) since Manning entered the league in 1998.


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TechNavio's analysts forecast the Global Industrial Valve market to grow at a CAGR of 4.7 percent over the period 2011-2015. One of the key factors contributing to this market growth is need for effective emission control. The Global Industrial Valve market has also been witnessing a steady transition from conventional valves to automatic valves. However, the increase in price wars among vendors could pose a challenge to the growth of this market.
TechNavio's report, the Global Industrial Valve Market 2011-2015, has been prepared based on an in-depth market analysis with inputs from industry experts. The report covers the Americas, and the EMEA and APAC regions; it also covers the Global Industrial Valve market landscape and its growth prospects in the coming years. The report also includes a discussion of the key vendors operating in this market.
Key vendors dominating this market space include Emerson Electric Co., Flowserve Corp., Kitz Corp. and Tyco International Ltd.
Other vendors mentioned in the report are ITT Corp., KSB AG, Sulzer Ltd., GE Co., Rotork plc, Cameron International Corp., IMI plc. and Crane Co.
Key questions answered in this report:
What will the market size be in 2015 and at what will be the growth rate?
What are key market trends?
What is driving this market?
What are the challenges to market growth?
Who are the key vendors in this market space?
What are the market opportunities and threats faced by key vendors?
What are the strengths and weaknesses of each of these key vendors?
You can request one free hour of analyst time when you purchase this report. Details provided within the report.
01. Executive Summary
02. Introduction
03. Market Coverage
Market Overview
Key Products
04. Market Landscape
04.1 Market Forecast
04.2 Product Segmentation
04.3 End-user Segmentation
04.4 Five Forces Analysis
05. Geographical Segmentation
06. Vendor Landscape
07. Buying Criteria
08. Market Growth Drivers
09. Drivers and their Impact
10. Market Challenges
11. Impact of Drivers and Challenges
12. Market Trends
13. Key Vendor Analysis
13.1 Tyco International Ltd.
Business Overview
Key Information
SWOT Analysis
13.2 Emerson Electric Co.
Business Overview
Key Information
SWOT Analysis
13.3 Kitz Corp.
Business Overview
Key Information
SWOT Analysis
13.4 Flowserve Corp.
Business Overview
Key Information
SWOT Analysis
14. Other Reports in this Series
List of Exhibits:
Exhibit 1: Global Industrial Valve Market 2011-2015 (US$ billion)
Exhibit 2: Product Segments in Global Industrial Valve Market
Exhibit 3: Global Industrial Valve Market by Product Segmentation 2011
Exhibit 4: Global Industrial Valve Market by End-user Segmentation 2011
Exhibit 5: Global Industrial Valve Market by Geographical Segmentation 2011
Exhibit 6: Global Industrial Valve Market by Vendor Segmentation 2011
TechNavio Announces the Publication of its Research Report - Global Industrial Valve Market 2011-2015
TechNavio today launched its report Global Industrial Valve Market 2011-2015 based on an in-depth analysis covering the Americas, and the EMEA and APAC regions. The report aims to aid decision makers' understanding of the significant trends impacting this market.
Commenting on the report, an analyst from TechNavio's Engineering team said: ''The Global Industrial Valve market is witnessing a steady transition from the usage of conventional valve types to automatic valves. It is expected that the demand for automatic valves will outperform the demand for the conventional valves especially due to the increasing need from Process industries. There will be increased demand for automatic valves from Process industries owing to improvements in operational efficiencies in the industrial production process. It is also estimated that there will be increased demand for the separately sold automatic actuators in developing countries as opposed to the automatic controls and regulators with preinstalled actuators. This is mainly due to the lower cost of the separately sold automatic actuators. However, with vendors focusing on low-cost products, this transition is expected to gain momentum slowly during the forecast period.''
According to the report, the Global Process industry is growing at a rapid rate, which in turn is creating more opportunities for the Global Industrial Valve market. Thus the demand for industrial valves increases along with the growth of the Process industries. Furthermore, the increasing demand for industrial valves from the Municipal sector for water and wastewater management also enhances the growth of the market. Many municipalities are investing heavily in water and wastewater projects, thus increasing the demand for industrial valves.
Further, the report discusses that a major challenge in the market is the increase in price wars among vendors.
The study was conducted using an objective combination of primary and secondary information including inputs from key participants in the industry. The report contains a comprehensive market and vendor landscape in addition to a SWOT analysis of the key vendors.


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In this video, Andrew Tonner explains why Google is still a good investment despite its recent run. The most compelling reason is the advertising revenue Google receives from its mobile Android search engine. While mobile advertising isn't as profitable as desktop advertising, Google improved its cost per click by 2% last quarter and may have developed a more lucrative advertising model. Google also is simply a remarkably innovative company with a wide industrial moat. While trading at a fair price today, Google will be hard to disrupt in the future and is likely to reward investors getting in today.
As one of the most dominant Internet companies ever, Google has made a habit of driving strong returns for its shareholders. However, like many other Web companies, it's also struggling to adapt to an increasingly mobile world. Despite gaining an enviable lead with its Android operating system, the market isn't sold. That's why it's more important than ever to understand each piece of Google's sprawling empire. In The Motley Fool's new premium research report on Google, we break down the risks and potential rewards for Google investors. Simply click here now to unlock your copy of this invaluable resource.


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MycroTag. Bangalore, India based organization. started at 2013 as Business Process Outsourcing and Knowledge Process Outsourcing unit and leading successfully with 50 employees. We are offering versatile solutions to various sectors serving IT/Non IT industries. We believe in offering cutting edge high quality services in the best prices. Our highly skilled professionals are dedicated to give best in operational and quality check to make sure our customer get highest level to satisfaction within the given time frame. Our main focus is on rendering IT/Non IT Enabled Services with a guaranteed Turn-Around-Time and Quality Work.
We provides high quality, value-added voice and transaction-based services to Fortune 100 + companies worldwide. Being the early entrant in the BPO space, we are experts in providing strategy, solutions, and services to solve complex business issues and achieve results. By coupling our Business Process Outsourcing services and in-depth industry specific knowledge, we provide business focused solutions tailored to your strategic goals.
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According to the newest issue of Famitsu in which Masahiro Sakurai discusses internal development quips for the Super Smash Bros. series, it was originally Shigeru Miyamoto's idea to see Pac-Man in the brawler. Sakurai says Miyamoto came to him and asked him about Pac-Man as a guest character, but at the time Sakurai felt that it was too far-fetched as Pac-Man hadn't been given a 3D form outside of advertising.
During development of Smash Bros. Brawl, Mr. Shigeru Miyamoto of Nintendo approached me and asked, 'Can't we have Pac-Man as a guest character?' At the time, imagining the image of Pac-Man and his incomplete pizza shape, I thought to myself, 'Hmmm… That's a little too farfetched.
While Pac-Man is a new addition for Super Smash Bros. on the Wii U and the Nintendo 3DS, he almost made his debut in Brawl.
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Sleepy Hollow Country Club to Host Metropolitan Golf Open
Sleepy Hollow Country Club in Scarborough, N.Y., will host the Metropolitan Golf Open Championship on August 23-25. More than 150 top amateur and professional golfers from the metropolitan New York area will compete for the title on Sleepy Hollow's centennial celebration.
The club was founded in 1911 by some of the nation's most prominent business leaders at the pinnacle of America's "Gilded Age." The founders included members of the Vanderbilt and Rockefeller families.
One of the first decisions was to engage Charles Blair Macdonald, considered the father of American golf course architecture, to design the golf course. He was assisted by engineer, Seth Raynor, who is also one of the nation's seminal golf architects. In the 1920s, another giant of golf course design, A.W. Tillinghast, was brought in increase the size of the course to 27 holes. More recently, Sleepy Hollow completed a comprehensive restoration that returned Macdonald's original design elements.
John Cooney, Jr., president of Sleepy Hollow, said: "We are honored to have been selected to host the Met Open during our club's centennial year. Competing golfers will enjoy our unique and challenging course that is in keeping with the Met Open standards and tradition."
For the first time, many players and visitors at the Met Open will get to see Sleepy Hollow Country Club, which contains the Woodlea mansion. McKim, Mead and White, designed and built the structure in 1895; it still serves as the clubhouse as well as a classic European-style stable.
Sleepy Hollow is renowned for its 16th hole, with its dramatic tees, green and unparalleled views of the Hudson Valley.
Over the decades, Sleepy Hollow has hosted numerous tournaments, including the Met Amateur in 1944, 1965 and 1983; the 1993 French-American Challenge; and the 2003 Metropolitan Golf Association Ike Championship. From 1986 to 1993, the club held the "Legends of Golf" Senior PGA Tour event and, in 2002, played host to the U.S. Women's Amateur.
From its inception in 1905 through 1940, the Met Open was considered one of the most prestigious events in golf. Past champions include Gene Sarazen, Johnny Farrell, Tommy Armour, Paul Runyan, Byron Nelson and Craig Wood as well as brothers Alex and Macdonald Smith (who together captured seven Met Opens, with Alex winning a record four times).
After an eight-year hiatus overlapping World War II, the Met Open became a regional tournament and was won by many of the top local club professionals, including Claude Harmon, Jimmy Wright, Jim Albus, David Glenz and Darrell Kestner, as well as such storied amateurs as Chet Sanok, Jerry Courville Sr., George Zahringer III, Jim McGovern, Johnson Wagner and Andrew Svoboda. Wagner, now a member of the PGA Tour who won the Met Open as an amateur in 2001, won the title again in '02 for his first victory as a professional.
Among the top golfers who will compete in this year's Met Open are Bob Rittberger, 2010 Met Open champion; Andrew Giuliani, 2009 Met Open champion; Kevin Foley, 2011 New Jersey State Open champion; Rob Labritz, 2011 New York State Open champion; and Frank Bensel, 2011 Connecticut Open champion..
"The strong fields and world-class venues that characterize the Met Open have made it one of the nation's most sought-after regional titles," added Cooney. "Sleepy Hollow County Club is proud to join the Met Open's distinguished list of host sites."
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Local officials were livid that the oil had made it ashore.
Connie Moran, the mayor of Ocean Springs, Miss., said the city would consider taking further action itself to protect the sensitive marshes and beaches of Jackson County, whose coastline runs from Biloxi to the border with Alabama. She blamed the organization that combines the Coast Guard and BP into a so-called unified command for allowing the oil to drift into the beaches.
"The unified command's failure to skim the oil north of Horn Island yesterday is inept and inexcusable," Moran said. "Had they deployed those resources, the impact to Jackson County would've been far less today."
She said she had asked the Coast Guard to assign skimmers and support vessels to monitor the Mississippi Sound at the mouth of the Biloxi Bay.
"There's still stuff out there that we can't even see because of all the dispersant," she said. "This is just outrageous and unacceptable."
My thing with school lunch is, it's a social justice issue.
My thing with school lunch is, it's a social justice issue.
Paul Allison on May 18, 10
I like how plain-spoken or direct Ann Cooper is in this TED talk. It's evident in this first sentence that we will be getting down-to-earth language like "My thing..." and that we would be hearing a visionary argument about "a social justice issue."
Got to connect with these folks!
This is an excellent example of a real-world map of the future to show resilience at work, as is asked of us in Imagine - 7.
Paul Allison on Apr 08, 10
As an adult teacher, I need to stop and really take this in -- listen to it again -- but I'm also interested in how trust is a two-way street. Children also need to learn to trust adults, don't they? Doesn't this part of the relationship impact on reciprocal learning too?
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Basics of Biblical Hebrew Grammarby Gary D. Pratico Miles V. Van Pelt
Features of Basics of Biblical Hebrew Grammar, Second Edition text: * Combines the best of inductive and deductive approaches * Uses actual examples from the Hebrew Old Testament rather than 'made-up' illustrations * Emphasizes the structural pattern of the Hebrew language rather than rote memorization, resulting in a simple, enjoyable, and effective learning process * Colored text highlights particles added to nouns and verbs, allowing easy recognition of new forms * Chapters Two (Hebrew Vowels), Nine (Pronominal Suffixes), Seventeen (Waw Consecutive), Eighteen (Imperative, Cohortative, and Jussive), and Twenty-Three (Issues of Sentence Syntax) are revised and expanded * Section of appendices and study aids is clearly marked for fast reference * Larger font and text size make reading easier * Updated author website with additional Hebrew language resources and product information (www.basicsofbiblicalhebrew.com) Features of updated CD-ROM: * Full answer key to the accompanying workbook (compatible with Windows and Macintosh) * Scripture indexes to both the grammar and the workbook. <P> Advisory: Bookshare has learned that this book offers only partial accessibility. We have kept it in the collection because it is useful for some of our members. To explore further access options with us, please contact us through the Book Quality link on the right sidebar. Benetech is actively working on projects to improve accessibility issues such as these.
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Defense highlights Game of the Week
CROWLEY – One of the most familiar adages in football is that defense wins championships.
And that may very well be the case on Friday when the Notre Dame Pioneers host Crowley High in a much-anticipated showdown that will determine the District 5-AAA championship for the third time in four years.
The game will be played at Rayne High School and will also be CST's (Cox Sports Television) Game of the Week.
For the statistically-minded, the Pios are giving up just nine points per game through seven outings while the Gents are allowing just over 15. In addition, the Pios have yielded just seven points in district play while the Gents have posted two shutouts in league action.
Coaches for both teams say the development of their defenses has been a big part of their teams' successes.
Notre Dame (7-0, 2-0) returned five starters from last year's district championship team - Seth Fruge, Chance Oustalet, D.J. Welter, Jacob Molbert and Nick Ware. However, four of those five find themselves in new positions.
"It was like starting from scratch again," said Notre Dame defensive coordinator James McCleary. "In August, there were a lot of adjustments that needed to be made. In the beginning, we weren't as good as we are now, obviously.
"It was a growing process every week and it's continuing to grow. We're definitely not the defense we were in Week One. We always felt like we had a high ceiling with the defense and that we had a chance to improve as they got more experience.
"I think that was the biggest thing. They didn't have much experience and as they gained more experience, they became more and more difficult (for teams) to deal with."
Notre Dame's defensive unit has not looked like an inexperienced group at all, however.
Since opening the 2008 season at Breaux Bridge, the Pios has given up 100 yards or more rushing just once and over 100 yards passing twice. On the season, the Pios have given up just 956 total yards of offense and have also forced 17 turnovers.
McCleary was unaware of the total numbers and, admittedly, he didn't really worry about them either.
"We just want to get them (defense) off the field, keep a short field for the offense and let them have a good chance to get a score.," said McCleary. "As for as yards and stuff like that, as long as they don't put up more points than us, that's what we're aiming for.
"All those other things are great and everything, but it doesn't amount to much if you don't get a W."
For the Gents, defense has also been a growing process.
The Gents' defense struggled early on, which is not surprising considering CHS faced high-powered offensive opponents like Cecilia and Patterson (both AAA Top 10 teams).
But in recent weeks, the Gents have strung together three straight solid defensive performances, two of which were shutouts - Rayne and Church Point - while giving up just one touchdown to Class 5A's 10th-ranked Higgins.
"I think the kids are starting to believe in themselves a little bit and they've had some success," said CHS defensive coach Cedric Figaro. "After going through that meat grinder of Cecilia and Patterson, that kind of brought us back to reality. The kids just stuck with it and now we're starting to see the fruits of our labor."
In the last three games, the CHS defense, led by linemen Jordan Ancelet and Ian Lemaire, has given up a total of 389 yards and just one touchdown. In the Higgins' contest, the Gents limited the Hurricanes to just 114 yards. Against a Church Point team that was averaging better than 300 yards a game, they gave up just 121.
"All of those teams (Rayne, Higgins and Church Point) were moving the ball pretty well at that time," said Figaro. "I think some of those teams kind of played into our strengths and it just showed out.
"We're playing aggressive, we're getting to the ball and we're having fun. I think that's the biggest key. The kids are having fun and anytime you have fun, you do it hard. These kids are working hard for us."
Ancelet led the charge against Church Point with four tackles behind the line of scrimmage, including three sacks, a forced fumble and a fumble recovery in the end zone. Lemaire had eight tackles, a sack and caused a fumble. Calvin Lewis also had a big game with 15 tackles – six solo and nine assists.
For Notre Dame, taking away the run has been the key in all seven games. The Pios have limited their opponents to just 427 yards on the ground thus far.
"We try to make teams one-dimensional because we feel that if you can't run, you can't win," said McCleary. "It's kind of an old-school mentality. Like Bear Bryant used to say, 'When they throw the ball, three things can happen and only one of them is good.'
"That's the philosophy that we have: stop the run and force them to throw. We know they have great teams with great quarterbacks and great receivers and they are going to make plays on us. We just hope that we can be consistent enough that they are forced to throw it that many times and we take our chances here and there."
Crowley High has faced numerous challenges in 2008, but Figaro knows that Friday's game could be the toughest yet. After all, the Pios are averaging just over 36 points per game.
"This is the ultimate test," said Figaro. "They (Notre Dame) haven't lost; they have gone to the state championship; they have won many state championships; they have great coaches and great players.
"Everything about them is what we aspire to be. In order to get there, we have to play those guys and do well against them. They are playing really well right now. I mean they are blowing teams out by the second quarter so this is a big, huge challenge for us defensively and as a team."


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My husband and I were skeptical about cruising. My mom is a frequent cruiser but neither of us had been. It turns out we loved it far more than we ever could have expected and we're booking our next cruise in the coming weeks. While we don't have anything to compare it to, we had few disappointments. Some of the Windjammer food was "eh"...but as my husband said, "It's good food in mass quantity production." We enjoyed our dinners and our server, Kennedy, was nothing short of amazing. My husband was sick one night but Kennedy sent me back to the cabin with a lobster for him. I enjoyed the variety of the meals at night. We spent a bit of time in the casino every night either before or after dinner. The slots are TIGHT so use your money sparingly.
As far as excursions, Barbados was the only one we booked an RCCL excursion -- the rum distillery tours. The first distillery was boring but the second was a lot of fun! In St. Maarten, St. Kitts, and St. Lucia we just did tours with drivers we met at the port. In Antigua we wanted to go to the Donkey Sanctuary so we encountered what we later found to be a very grouchy taxi driver who took us there.
Elvis and Carly were very entertaining and I particularly enjoyed any shows or activities where they were hosting. Love & Marriage was an absolute riot and the scavenger hunt activity (the name is escaping me!) was constant laughter! We liked our balcony stateroom on the 7th floor. I don't know that I would want an inside or outside view stateroom and we are planning on a balcony for our next one too. Our cabin steward was pleasant and attentive to our requests. Prior to the cruise we stayed two nights in San Juan and we stayed a bit further from the port (about 25 minute cab ride) at the Best Western Condado Palm. It was a VERY reasonably priced hotel that wasn't far from the beach. I'd definitely recommend it! We got the port at about 10:45am and embarking was far easier than I expected or I'd heard it would be. I was on the ship in what seemed like record time. I would definitely recommend this itinerary and cruise ship!


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Previous lectures in the series have been given at the Salk Institute by Frank Gehry, Tod Williams and Billie Tsien, and David Adjaye. The lecture series is made possible through the generous support of Linda Chester and Dr. Kenneth Rind.
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Born and raised in Mexico City, Enrique Norten began his formal study of architecture at Universidad Iberoamericana, in Mexico City, where he earned his first professional degree in 1978. He obtained his Masters in Architecture from Cornell University in 1980.
Norten founded TEN Arquitectos (Taller de Enrique Norten Arquitectos) in 1986, where he is currently principal. The firm reached international stature when it opened a second office in New York City in 2001. Among the firm's most recognized projects in Mexico City are the National School of Theater at the National Center of the Arts, Hotel HABITA, and the Televisa Mixed Use Building. Current projects include 1 York residential building in New York City; the Guggenheim Museum in Guadalajara, Mexico; and BAM South Site in Brooklyn, New York.
In February 2008, Norten was presented with the Excellence in Architecture and Design Award by PODER - Boston Consulting Group Business Awards. In 2007 he obtained the Legacy Award by the Smithsonian Institution for his contributions to U.S. arts and culture. In 2005 he received the Leonardo da Vinci World Award of Arts by the World Cultural Council and was the first Mies van der Rohe Award recipient for Latin American architecture in 1998.
He has lectured all over the world and has participated in several international juries and award committees such as the World Trade Center Site Memorial Competition in New York City and the Holcim Foundation Awards for Sustainable Construction. He was recently appointed a member of Deutsche Bank's Board of Trustees.
Norten currently holds the Miller Chair at the University of Pennsylvania, in Philadelphia. He has held the O'Neal Ford Chair in Architecture at the University of Texas at Austin, the Lorch Professor of Architecture at the Universidad Iberoamericana in Mexico City (1980-1990) and has served as a Visiting Professor at Cornell University, Parsons School of Design, Pratt Institute, Sci-Arc, Rice University, Columbia University, and as the Eero Saarinen Visiting Professor of Architectural Design at Yale School of Architecture.
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Thom Mayne received his Bachelor of Architecture degree from the University of Southern California in 1968 and his Masters in Architecture from Harvard University in 1978. He founded Morphosis in 1972 as in interdisciplinary and collective practice involved in experimental design and research. With projects worldwide, the firm's work encompasses a wide range of project types and scales including residential, institutional, and civic buildings as well as large urban planning projects such as the winning proposal for the NYC 2012 Olympic Village and the widely recognized urban research initiative, LA Now. Morphosis expanded its operations in 2007 and currently maintains a permanent office in New York City as well as site offices in Paris and Shanghai, in addition to its original location in Los Angeles.
Recent award-winning projects include the San Francisco Federal Building; the Wayne L. Morse United States Courthouse in Eugene, Oregon; the University of Cincinnati Student Recreation Center in Cincinnati, Ohio; Hypo Bank in Udine, Italy; and Social Housing in Madrid, Spain. Current projects include the Phare Tower in Paris, France; the Museum of Nature and Science in Dallas, Texas; the Giant Group Campus in Shanghai, China; the New Academic Building for the Cooper Union in New York City; and the Cahill Center for Astronomy and Astrophysics in Pasadena, California.
Mayne is the recipient of many distinguished honors, including the Pritzker Prize in 2005, the McDowell Medal in 2008, the 2006 National Design Award from the Cooper-Hewitt National Design Museum, and the 2000 American Institute of Architects/Los Angeles Gold Medal in Architecture. With Morphosis, Mayne has been the recipient of 25 Progressive Architecture Awards, 70 American Institute of Architecture Awards, and numerous other design recognitions.
Throughout his career, Mayne has remained active in the academic world. He was a co-founder of the influential Southern California Institute of Architecture and currently holds a tenured professorship at the UCLA School of the Arts and Architecture. Mayne has also taught at Columbia, the Berlage Institute in the Netherlands, the Bartlett School of Architecture in London, Yale (the Eliel Saarinen Chair in 1991), and the Harvard Graduate School of Design (Eliot Noyes Chair in 1998).
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I first heard about the Strange Fire controversy when my Twitter feed started tweeting up a storm on Monday. The drama centered on a confrontation between two conservative mega church pastors, John MacArthur and Mark Driscoll. Most of my Twitter friends are theological liberals, and we liberals love it when our conservative brethren get in fights.
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Like all scandals, the drama distracts us from what really matters, which is the conference theme. The work of the Holy Spirit is vitally important for Christians, yet the Holy Spirit is usually treated like the ugly stepchild of Christian doctrine. (No offense to ugly stepchildren.) I think MacArthur radically misunderstands the Holy Spirit. The conference website provides an overview of its mission, which will help me explain his misunderstanding: