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Parchment Baked Salmon and Zucchini
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(adapted from Baking With Agave Nectar's carrot cake)
I asked my sister what she wanted for our Christmas Eve dessert and she replied without hesitation – carrot cake. A cake! Hooray! I wanted to do a little something different, of course, so I topped the cake with a yogurt glaze instead of the traditional cream cheese frosting. And to make sure the cake really soaked up that glaze, I poked holes all over it and let the yogurty sweetness ooze in. I also did a bit of lightening up by using applesauce instead of oil and egg whites instead of some whole eggs.
3 cups grated carrots
1/2 cup unsweetened shredded coconut
3/4 cup agave nectar
2 eggs
2 egg whites
1/2 cup unsweetened applesauce
2 teaspoons vanilla extract
2 cups whole wheat pastry flour
2 teaspoons baking soda
1/2 teaspoon baking powder
2 teaspoons cinnamon
1/2 teaspoon nutmeg
1/2 teaspoon cloves
1/2 teaspoon salt
1 1/2 cups plain nonfat Greek yogurt
1/2 cup agave nectar
1 tablespoon vanilla extract
1/4 teaspoon salt
1 cup chopped walnuts
Preheat the oven to 350*F. Line two 9-inch round cake pans with parchment paper and set aside. In a large bowl, mix together carrots, coconut, agave nectar, eggs, egg whites, applesauce and vanilla extract. In a separate bowl, mix together whole wheat pastry flour, baking soda, baking powder, cinnamon, nutmeg, cloves and salt. Add dry ingredients to wet ingredients and stir until well blended. Pour batter into prepared cake pans. Bake for 25-30 minutes. Let cool in pans.
While cakes are cooling, prepare yogurt glaze by mixing together Greek yogurt, agave nectar, vanilla extract and salt. Once cakes cool, poke holes in them using a fork and remove from pans. Drizzle half of yogurt glaze over cake #1 and sprinkle with half of the walnuts. Place cake #2 on top of cake #1. Drizzle remaining glaze over cake and sprinkle with remaining walnuts. Note: You may want to do this over a wire cooling rack with something underneath to catch the dripping glaze. Makes for easier clean up!
*ASweetLife recommends using as little agave as possible. If you'd like to reduce the amount of sweetener in the cake, here's what Ashley at Sweet & Natural suggests: "I think you could cut the agave in the glaze by cutting the amount of glaze made as a whole. If 1/4 cup is what you're going for, I would say do 3/4 cup Greek yogurt, 1/4 cup agave, 2 teaspoons vanilla, and1/4 teaspoon salt. I'm not sure how cutting the agave in the cake itself would work since it lends not only sweetness, but also liquid to the cake. I would think it would come out a bit drier – which no one wants! So I would recommend keeping it as is. But if you have to reduce it to 1/2 cup agave, try upping the applesauce to 2/3 cup."
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His Small Town Revered Him—but Now the Feds Say Cable TV Mogul John Rigas Looted His Company of $1 Billion
"How many people would give you a storefront, rent-free for 17 years?" asks Bruzzi, 50. Retiree John Burkhardt, 59, says Rigas helped perfect strangers. "People would wait in restaurants for him, to ask a favor," he says. "If anyone had a problem, he'd take care of it."
Now Rigas, the first chief exec to be arrested in the current wave of corporate scandals, has a few problems of his own. Just after dawn on July 24 federal agents busted him and his two oldest sons—former Adelphia executives Michael, 48, and Timothy, 46—in a handcuffed perp walk for photographers and network TV cameras. The charge: that they bilked their now-bankrupt company of more than $1 billion. (Youngest son James, 44, also an ex-Adelphia executive, was not charged.) Prosecutors maintain the Rigases used Adelphia as a private "piggy bank" to pay back personal loans, buy stock and bankroll such extravagances as an African safari and an independent film produced by Rigas's daughter Ellen, 42. Plus, it seems, they used company money for many of those acts of charity that made John Rigas a small-town deity. If the allegations are true, it would be one of the most egregious cases of corporate fraud in U.S. history.
"The sheer magnitude and brazen nature jump out at you," says Wayne M. Carlin, director of the northeast regional office of the Securities and Exchange Commission, which has slapped the Rigases with a civil suit. Released on $10 million bail apiece, the three men (who stepped down in May when it became clear they were under federal investigation) face prison terms. Rigas's own company—which filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection on June 25, listing $18.6 billion in debt—has sued him and his sons for racketeering, among other charges. But despite the avalanche of alleged malfeasance, many in town stand by the 5'5" patriarch.
"John has been perfect in my book," says Mickey Goodwin, owner of Mickey's Coffee Shop, to whom Rigas once gave $1,400 when construction next door forced her to close for a week. "He would come in and I'd always give him a hug. He really liked it." Even Burkhardt, who had lost money in an Adelphia spin-off, doesn't hold a grudge. "I'm still sentimental for him," he says. "I have to separate John Rigas the man from John Rigas the CEO."
In both incarnations, Rigas seemingly lived a classic American success story. Born in Wellsville, N.Y., to James and Eleni, Greek immigrants who ran a hot dog stand, he saw combat in World War II and earned an engineering degree from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute in 1950. A year later he settled in Coudersport with his new wife, Doris, now 75, an ex-high school English teacher who would go on to own a design firm and plan many Adelphia corporate buildings. With a $72,000 loan from his father and family friends, Rigas bought the town's movie house. He sold tickets and made popcorn at night, working by day as an engineer for the Sylvania Corp. In 1952 he bought the local cable franchise for $300—overdrawing his bank account.
In the early years Rigas kept scarcely a step ahead of his creditors. Marty Weiss, who owns a local electronics shop, recalls that Rigas asked for one of the first color television sets. "I got him an 18-in. Zenith at cost," he says. "I had to keep calling to remind him to pay." (It took three years.)
But Adelphia grew successful enough that Rigas could afford to send three of his children to Harvard and one, Tim, to the Wharton School of Business. (Only James, a father of four, and Ellen, who lives in Manhattan, have wed.) When his sons joined the firm in the '80s they pushed expansion, eventually acquiring other cable companies throughout much of the northeast. Last year Rigas was inducted into the Cable Television Hall of Fame. "If there's one person I'd like my son to grow up to be," Decker Anstrom, CEO of the Weather Channel, said then, "it would be John Rigas."
Now, Coudersport faces the prospect of life without a company that employs 25 percent of its citizens, while grappling with the possibility that its patron saint is a thief. "That's the difficult thing to reconcile, considering all the good things he did here," says Donald Gilliland, editor of the weekly Potter Leader-Enterprise. "The question some people are asking is, to what extent did he do that for his own gain?"
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But recently, a few celebs have exposed a dark secret at the heart of these quizzes: They are not always 100% accurate. Below, a selection of celebrities who have taken online personality quizzes, only to find out that they were not themselves. Gasp!
Shirley Manson of Garbage
The first star to receive a shocking surprise was British rock star Shirley Manson, who in early February took a Female Alternative-Rock Musician of the 1990s quiz and did not get herself. Manson stayed mum on the answer she received, resulting in feverish speculation: Was she more of a Courtney Love or a P.J. Harvey?
Lena Dunham
Took this Girls quiz and I got Marnie, so I guess the apocalypse is coming? http://t.co/SntAczbEMJ— Lena Dunham (@lenadunham) February 19, 2014
Weeks later, Girls auteur Lena Dunham took a quiz about the characters in her HBO dramedy, only to find that she was not her own character, lovable screwup Hannah Horvath. Instead, she apparently had more in common with Hannah's prickly and pristine best friend, Marnie Michaels. The result raises an interesting question about the way actors and characters can blend together in the public consciousness. Dunham likely has at least a little Marnie in her – somehow we doubt Hannah could get it together enough to write and direct a cable series at the age of 25.
Sarah Michelle Gellar
.@BuzzFeed This made me laugh, but I took the what Whedon character are you - I didn't get Buffy #whatgives http://t.co/EbL9RXdGpo— Sarah Michelle (@RealSMG) February 24, 2014
Sorry Kristy Swanson – but Sarah Michelle Gellar just is Buffy. Except according to this quiz, of course. In a subsequent tweet, Gellar revealed that she had gotten River Tam from Firefly.
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Which Seinfeld Character Are You? It would be interesting to see who you get... http://t.co/bdQZbl1Doc …
This says I'm Jerry. ????— jason alexander (@IJasonAlexander) February 24, 2014
In Seinfeld lore, the character of George was based in large part on series co-creator Larry David. Does this quiz result mean that the character of Jerry was then based on actor Jason Alexander? It's an infinite recursive loop – or, as Seinfeld would put it, the nexus of the universe.
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Could be what you mentioned and/or dehydration.
for some reason whenever i point my toes down on my left foot i can get my left calf to cramp up in a charley horse. on occassion it happens when im not expecting it and it takes a while to unlock it or straighten out my leg
from what i can remember thinking back i think ive had this problem for a long time, well before going primal. its just recently its started concerning me.
so reading several threads on the board it seems maybe im low on calcium/magnesium/potassium. my question is would being low on 1 or more of those cause me to be able to create a charley horse??
what could some other causes of this be?
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Could be what you mentioned and/or dehydration.
I get the same thing, but in my back. If I lie down on the floor, and tighten my stomach muscles, my entire back will seize and cramp up, going rock hard. I've had the same thing with my calf muscles too. I stay well hydrated, and take calcium/magnesium every day along with Vit D at fairly high levels, so I doubt its that with me. I hope someone has some insight.
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The debate regarding the amount of salt in the water coming into our city and the amount of salt in the water leaving our city through the Sanitation District rages on.
The issues range from the cause, who should pay and who didn't do their job through the many years that created the problem.
It is interesting to note that in 1961, there was an ordinance against water softeners. Now, if you think about who owned the land you might have a pretty good clue as to why. The company owning the land had "farming" in its title. It did farm the land, and a good farmer knows you don't allow anything that will salt your land if you want your crops to grow. It isn't something that originated in Ventura County.
In 1978, the chloride (salt) standard of 100 milligrams per liter was set. That was the standard. It wasn't just for the Santa Clarita Valley.
Fast forward to 1997, and a lawsuit by the water-softener industry allowed water softeners, according to a recap given by Santa Clarita Mayor Laurene Weste. Weste, along with Councilwoman Marsha McLean, is a director of the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District.
What the Sanitation District was doing during this time to meet the chloride standard created by the water softeners remains a mystery. Is relying on a drought standard really a solution?
According to Stephen R. Maguin's column "Imported water is not the sole problem we have" (Aug. 26), the delivery of State Water Project water to the SCV began in 1980 - only two years after the water softeners became legal.
Fast forward 28 years to 2008. After the biggest development boom in the history of the valley, the solution was to outlaw water softeners - shades of the 1960s. Of course, this did nothing to the salty imported water from the state.
Maguin says the chloride levels in the local groundwater are only slightly lower that the chloride levels in the State Water Project water. Let's examine this for a minute.
Maguin has said that treating the water before it is delivered to the water system is far too costly because 60 percent of the water is used for landscaping and doesn't need to be treated because it doesn't go into the sewer.
But that 60 percent to landscaping does go into our watershed, and in drought years may be the only source of recharge.
Recycled sewer water is used on the golf courses. Is it any wonder that our local groundwater is showing an increase in salt?
Now let's look at the $250 million solution that was presented as a wonderful way to solve the problem created by 32 years of noncompliance and no plan to comply.
The first $500 million solution included a brine line to the ocean to dispose of the salt. The $250 million solution has the very questionable environmental system of building a plant to take out the salt and then dumping the salt down old oil wells. The cost of the brine line was the big savings. Talk about salting the earth.
Maguin stated that the Newhall Ranch project will have its own separate wastewater-treatment system to meet the stringent chloride levels when it is necessary to discharge to the Santa Clara River. What he doesn't say see how do they plan to dispose of the salt.
The cost of modification or upgrades to ensure compliance is not the responsibility of the ratepayers through some unfair and manipulated rate increase.
Connection fees through the development boom should have been set aside to pay for the problem it has caused in our local groundwater and in the sewer water.
Instead, millions have been borrowed from the capital-improvement fund to keep service rates low. Apparently, this was done so some of those on the Santa Clarita Valley Sanitation District board could claim our fees are lower than others. It is a tactic that has been used often by some of them to deceive the ratepayers in Santa Clartia.
One thing is clear, the problem must be treated at the beginning, not the end of the problem. The main source of the salt is the State Water Project and the use of that water is creating the increase in the local groundwater.
Thank you, county Supervisor Michael D. Antonovich, for being the only board member who understands.
Cam Noltemeyer is a Santa Clarita resident and a board member of Santa Clarita Organization for Planning and the Environment. Her column reflects her own views and not necessarily those of The Signal. "Environmentally Speaking" appears Thursdays and rotates among local environmentalists.


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Last night we attended the re-trial of Socrates sponsored by the National Hellenic Museum in Chicago. The trial was presided over by U.S. Appellate Judge Richard Posner, along with U.S. Appellate Judge William J. Bauer and Cook County Judge Anna Demacopoulos.
The audience of approximately 1,000 people was advised that the charges against Socrates included corrupting the youths of ancient Athens and disrespecting its gods. Although there was a panel of distinguished jurors invited to the proceedings, the audience was also empowered to vote, just as the crowd had been in Athens some 2400 years ago.
When we saw that Patrick Fitzgerald, the former U.S. attorney, was on the prosecution team, we knew Socrates was in trouble. Fitzgerald did not disappoint; he was terrific, and the audience actually voted to uphold the conviction.
Fitzgerald was ably seconded by former assistant U.S. attorney Patrick Collins, who pointed out that fear of the wrath of Athenian gods was not to be taken lightly. As evidence, he reminded this Chicago audience of the "curse" put on the Cubs after a Greek bar owner was thrown out of Wrigley Field with his goat during the 1945 World Series. Collins quipped,
They haven't won a World Series in 100 years. The gods have a memory. They carry a grudge."
The defense team (consisting of former U.S. Attorney Dan K. Webb and personal injury attorney Bob Clifford) spent too much time on a "freedom of speech" argument, which was not germane to 399 B.C. Athens. They also made much of Socrates' record as a soldier in previous years, which, they contended, proved his loyalty to the Republic. But who, Fitzgerald countered, was in the foxhole with Socrates? His pupil Alcibiades, one of "The Thirty Tyrants" who took over Athens in 403 BC. (Socrates had also been a friend of and teacher to others of the extremists, including Critias and Charmides. Corrupting the youth indeed!)
At the end of the presentations by the prosecution and defense, the mini-panel of jurors was split, six to six. The audience, however, putting itself back in the context of the times, voted guilty. It could not, however, overcome its loathing to put a "seventy-year old loudmouth" to death, and voted to fine him instead.
After the voting was concluded, the judges weighed in with their opinions. Judge Posner made a much more compelling case for the defense than did Socrates' lawyers, but by then it was too late. Socrates had escaped the hemlock, but he would be paying a hefty fine to the City of Athens.
As a somewhat amusing postscript to this story, we note that back in March of 2011, Judge Posner said (referring to mock trials of fictitious characters conducted by Supreme Court justices) they don't "contribute to anyone's enlightenment":
'That's the problem with presidents and Supreme Court justices and billionaires. They think that because they are successful in one sphere they're experts in everything,' Judge Posner says. Supreme Court justices should stop "preening" and return to "their dignified anonymity,' he says."


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Daniel A. Williams, 59, of Wynnefield, a 35-year veteran of the Philadelphia Fire Department who rose through the ranks to become executive chief, died of cancer Wednesday, Aug. 17, at his home.
As executive chief since 2004, Chief Williams was the spokesman for the Fire Department.
"I relied on Danny every day to get information out to the public. He treated everyone courteously," said Fire Commissioner Lloyd Ayers. "I've known him for 35 years. The whole department is feeling his loss."


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Silent protests in Turkey
Silent protests became popular in Turkey this week with people standing motionless in public spaces.
Gregg: "A second night of mostly peaceful protests . . ." Translation: cars set on fire, windows smashed, stores looted, policemen and white bystanders attacked . . . exactly what happened during the parts of this that weren't "peaceful"? Law-abiding taxpayers have grown tired of "mostly peaceful protests" as well as those taking the side of violent criminals over police officers. Specifically relevant to this case: someone who reaches in his pockets when policemen have told him to freeze, and pulls something out and assumes a stance as if he's going to shoot them, is someone who sure appears to be violent and planning to take lives. Whether he is mentally ill is absolutely irrelevant to me, and if he murders people, in my opinion mental illness should not be a mitigating circumstance.


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U.N. Human Rights Council President Urged: Condemn Anti-Israel Report
February 27, 2008
His Excellency Mr. Doru Costea
President, United Nations Human Rights Council
Permanent Mission of Romania to the United Nations in Geneva
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Dear Mr. President:
We were outraged by the report "Human Rights Situation in Palestine and other Occupied Arab Territories," in which John Dugard, the Special Rapporteur, justifies Palestinian terrorism as an "inevitable consequence" of Israel's actions. The January 21 report goes on to offer an unapologetically one-sided assessment of the situation, stating Israel "exploits the present international fear of terrorism to the full" while absolving the terrorists of any responsibility for their murderous actions.
Mr. Dugard outrageously attempts to soft-pedal the ongoing barrage of attacks by terrorist groups operating in Gaza, including indiscriminate rocket fire on Israeli cities, by suggesting that "acts of terror against military occupation must be seen in historical context," rather than denounced unequivocally.
In suggesting that Israel manipulates the international community -- as if Qassam rockets were not falling daily on the citizens of southern Israel -- Mr. Dugard abandons any pretense of objectivity. This unsubstantiated charge and others championed by Mr. Dugard's report may feed his own longheld and fundamentally biased preconceptions of the conflict, but do little to serve the cause of peace, or even to promote reconciliation between the parties.
In previous communications with United Nations Human Rights officials, we have been told that as a Special Rapporteur, Mr. Dugard is not considered a United Nations official, but an individual expert and, therefore, his opinions should not be considered representative of the United Nations or of the Human Rights Council. The International Court of Justice, however, has advised in the
case that Special Rapporteurs are "agents" of the United Nations in their capacity as "experts on mission." An agent may be free to express his opinion, but the principal – the Human Rights Council – must accept responsibility for its agent's actions.
Mr. Dugard's shocking partiality and skewed anti-Israel opinions regarding the Israeli-Palestinian conflict are seen by the public and the press as having the imprimatur and ostensible legitimization of the United Nations and of the Human Rights Council. Mr. Dugard's cynical abuse of his position as Special Rapporteur brings disrepute on the entire Human Rights Council.
Mr. President, we know that you care deeply about changing the reputation and legitimacy of the Human Rights Council. As President of the Council, which is the principal for which Mr. Dugard is an agent, we ask you to take the unprecedented step of criticizing from the podium the unjustifiable statements cited above, as well as the accusation of apartheid, and other falsehoods that we would leave to your judgment to include or not include in your statement.
We understand it is not in your power, as President, to dismiss Mr. Dugard or to refuse the report in its entirety. We hope, though, that you will find a suitable opportunity to publicly distance your presidency from Mr. Dugard in the interests of the Council's reputation and as a matter of fundamental justice.
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I wonder if they'll show Cleary smoking weed on the show? I know his eyes don't look like that from too much swimming.
I think the one eye got goofy from his fight with Pronger. I also recall that Cleary is allergic to shaving cream.
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(1.5 qt.) Old Fashioned Chocolate Chip Ice Cream
Creamy vanilla ice cream loaded with rich chocolate chips.
Milkfat And Nonfat Milk, Sugar, Chocolate Flavored Chips (sugar, Coconut Oil, Cocoa [processed With Alkali], Whey, Nonfat Milk, Soy Lecithin, Salt, Natural Flavor), Corn Syrup, High Fructose Corn Syrup, Whey, Mono And Diglycerides, Natural And Artificial Flavor, Guar Gum, Calcium Sulfate, Locust Bean Gum, Sodium Carbonate, Carrageenan, Annatto (color) .
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- Serving Size 1/2 Cup (65g)
- Calories 160
- Calories from Fat 80
|Amount/Serving % Daily Value*
|Total Fat 9g 14%
|Saturated Fat 6g 30%
|Trans Fat 0g
|Cholesterol 30mg 10%
|Sodium 55mg 2%
|Vitamin A 6% Vitamin C 0% Calcium 10% Iron 0%
|Amount/Serving % Daily Value*
|Total Carbohydrates 19g 6%
|Dietary Fiber 0g 0%
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Catherine Elder has been announced as the recipient of the 2013 Shandel Travel Scholarship. Catherine plans to use the funds for summer travel to Zurich, Switzerland. While there, she will collaborate with Professor Paul Tackley (ETH Zurich) on studies of Io.
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Shepherds Dreyer, 6, watches model trains go around the track at the the Train Collectors Association, Lone Star Division, Train Show & Meet at the Holiday Inn Express & Suites in Plano, Texas on Saturday, August 17, 2013.
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Tori Inboden has always known she would be a dancer.
From the time she began dancing at the age of 2 in her mother's studio, James Dance and Performing Arts Center at 4030 North River Road N.E., Inboden has worked toward her goal of becoming a professional dancer.
A 2009 graduate of Howland High School, Inboden moved to New York City immediately after graduation to attend the Ailey Professional and Performing Arts School. After completing one year of a three-year scholarship program, Inboden decided she wanted to start performing.
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Tori Inboden, 2009 graduate of Howland High School and daughter of Linda James and Andy Inboden, performs at Disney World in Orlando, Fla., in "Beauty and the Beast." Inboden has been studying at James Dance and Performing Arts Center in Howland since she was 2 and has always known she wanted to pursue a career in dance.
''I started auditioning and after two auditions, I was hired by Disney,'' Inboden said.
Now working full time for Disney, Inboden performs five shows a day, five days a week at Disney World in Orlando, Fla. She is part of an ensemble cast of dancers. She also is a member of Equity, a trade union for the performing arts.
Inboden, who has been competing in dance since the age of 6, has larger goals in mind for her dance career.
''My ultimate goal is to be on Broadway,'' she said.
''She's been dancing ever since she could walk,'' said Linda James, Tori's mother and owner of the Howland studio. ''It is very hard to get into Equity,'' James said. ''Not all shows are Equity shows.''
Inboden also hopes someday to teach dance, a profession that comes natural to her since her mother and grandmother also are teachers.
''My grandmother, Carol James, started her studio almost 50 years ago,'' Inboden said.


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Elephant populations will take nearly a century to recover from poaching since 2002
Two Rare Malayan Tiger Cubs Debut at WCS's Bronx Zoo
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Sept. 28 2016 -- The following statement was released today by the Wildlife Conservation Society with the adoption by the CITES Parties of the resolution: PROHIBITING, PREVENTING AND COUNTERING CORRUPTION FACILITATING ACTIVITIES CONDUCTED IN VIOLATION OF THE CONVENTION
Bronx, NY – September 28, 2016 – One of New York City's most cherished traditions returns this weekend with Boo at the Zoo: Thirteen Days of Halloween at WCS's (Wildlife Conservation Society) Bronx Zoo. Each weekend in October – including the Rosh Hashanah and Columbus Day holidays – will feature family-friendly, not-so-scary seasonal programming that combines traditional Halloween activities with the Bronx Zoo's resident wildlife.
Lampung, Indonesia (September 28, 2016) Lampung Barat Police in collaboration with Bukit Barisan Selatan National Park rangers (BBSNP), WCS-Wildlife Crimes Unit (WCU) and Rhino Protection Unit (RPU) arrested three suspects and confiscated a Sumatran Tiger skin found on sale in the West Lampung area on September 20, 2016.
JOHANNESBURG, SOUTH AFRICA – (September 28, 2016) – WCS applauds the vote today to list all 8 species of pangolins in CITES Appendix I—the highest level of protection afforded by the treaty and a recognition that unfortunately, the species is indeed now threatened with extinction.
Banff (September 27, 2016). Celebrating its tenth year since re-establishing in 2006, the American Bison Society (ABS) issued a "report card" highlighting major milestones reached during the renewed tenure of ABS. The report card was released at the ABS Meeting and Workshop – taking place for the first time in Canada, on September 26-29 in Banff National Park.
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The installation of the precast concrete panels is almost complete on the Ocean Wonders: Sharks! exterior. The next major milestone will be the installation of the steel framework that will eventually hold the building's Shimmer Wall a beautiful piece of kinetic artwork which will span 1,100 feet and wrap the outside of the building with 30,000 movable aluminum tiles.


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When Philip Shearer agreed to be photographed with his new $225,000 Radical Sportscars racer, capable of going from zero to 60 m.p.h. in 2.7 seconds, the opportunity was irresistible. The car presents the perfect metaphor for Shearer's career track. Currently the chief executive officer of Groupe Clarins, Shearer is a seasoned industry executive, one for whom speed, agility and a firm fixation on the finish line (not to mention the bottom line) have become hallmarks of his approach to business.
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His tenure at Clarins, which he joined four years ago, has already been marked by a number of milestones: strategic expansion of the company's digital operations, significant paydown of a $1 billion loan incurred when Clarins went private in 2008 and a reconception of the product line that has led to a jolt in sales.
Now, Shearer has set a bold goal: to make Clarins the number-one brand in the global prestige skin care market. To achieve that, Shearer and his team will have to power the brand to at least $1.6 billion in sales for 2012, 30 percent higher than three years ago. Shearer slowed down recently to reveal to Pete Born how he plans on powering the company to that goal. Read about his strategy in "Driving Force" on page 20.
Shearer isn't the only driven executive in the beauty business. At the 2012 WWD Beauty CEO Summit, held at The Breakers in Palm Beach in May, the message was clear: Beauty's top leaders are clearly focused on capitalizing on the opportunities created by the sociocultural, digital and economic revolutions that have rocked the world over the past three years. "Our world has changed very profoundly and very quickly," said Jean-Paul Agon, ceo of L'Oréal, as he laid out his manifesto for meeting the changes head-on. For insight into the six key takeaways from our biannual meeting of beauty's most strategic thinkers, turn to "New Day Dawning" on page 30.
Naturally, China was top of mind at the summit, and on our minds this month as well. Specifically, an emerging group of beauty converts caught our eye—the du shi yu nan, or "city jade men." In the U.S., we would call them metrosexuals, a group of young men for whom good grooming is a key means of getting ahead, both in their love life and their professional métiers. Collectively, these guys are helping fuel growth in China's men's market, which is increasing at three times that of its female counterpart. In "Clean Cut" on page 26, Casey Hall meets some of Shanghai's resident hunks, and reports on how the grooming market is expected to develop. Elsewhere in this issue, we have an in-depth interview with mineral makeup pioneer Jane Iredale and an undercover visit to the Fashion Show Mall in Las Vegas. In August,
we'll return with our annual ranking of beauty's top 100 companies. In the meantime, I welcome your feedback and views on our industry at jenny_fine@ fairchildfashion.com.
Key Points From This Issue
1. Taking Advantages. The enormous sociocultural changes of the recent past have created myriad opportunities for the beauty industry.
2. Thinking Big. Clarins' ceo Philip Shearer is looking to make the company number one in global prestige skin care.
3. The Metrosexual Lives. Men's grooming products have become a key business driver in China.
4. Drilling For Oil. Thanks to the success of argan oil, the hottest new product format is slick indeed.
5. Opening the Jewelry Box. Paris' newest beauty boutiques are small, charming and stocked with hard-to-find lines.


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Introduction to Generics in C#
Generics are the most powerful feature of C# 2.0. Generics allow you to define type-safe data structures, without committing to actual data types. This results in a significant performance boost and higher quality code, because you get to reuse data processing algorithms without duplicating type-specific code. In concept, generics are similar to C++ templates, but are drastically different in implementation and capabilities.Generics permit classes, structs, interfaces, delegates, and methods to be parameterized by the types of data they store and manipulate.On the surface C# generics look syntactically similar to C++ templates, but there are important differences in the way they are implemented and supported by the compiler. Compared to C++ templates, C# generics can provide enhanced safety but are also somewhat limited in capabilities.
In some C++ compilers, until you use a template class with a specific type, the compiler does not even compile the template code. When you do specify a type, the compiler inserts the code inline, replacing every occurrence of the generic type parameter with the specified type. In addition, every time you use a specific type, the compiler inserts the type-specific code, regardless of whether you have already specified that type for the template class somewhere else in the application.
It is up to the C++ linker to resolve this, and it is not always possible to do. This may results in code bloating, increasing both the load time and the memory footprint. In .NET 2.0, generics have native support in IL (intermediate language) and the CLR itself. When you compile generic C# server-side code, the compiler compiles it into IL, just like any other type. However, the IL only contains parameters or place holders for the actual specific types. In addition, the metadata of the generic server contains generic information.
The client-side compiler uses that generic metadata to support type safety. When the client provides a specific type instead of a generic type parameter, the client's compiler substitutes the generic type parameter in the server metadata with the specified type argument. This provides the client's compiler with type-specific definition of the server, as if generics were never involved. This way the client compiler can enforce correct method parameters, type-safety checks, and even type-specific IntelliSense.
The interesting question is how does .NET compile the generic IL of the server to machine code. It turns out that the actual machine code produced depends on whether the specified types are value or reference type. If the client specifies a value type, then the JIT compiler replaces the generic type parameters in the IL with the specific value type, and compiles it to native code.
However, the JIT compiler keeps track of type-specific server code it already generated. If the JIT compiler is asked to compile the generic server with a value type it has already compiled to machine code, it simply returns a reference to that server code. Because the JIT compiler uses the same value-type-specific server code in all further encounters, there is no code bloating. If the client specifies a reference type, then the JIT compiler replaces the generic parameters in the server IL with Object, and compiles it into native code. That code will be used in any further request for a reference type instead of a generic type parameter. Note that this way the JIT compiler only reuses actual code. Instances are still allocated according to their size off the managed heap, and there is no casting.
Generics in .NET let you reuse code and the effort you put into implementing it.
The types and internal data can change without causing code bloat, regardless of whether you are using value or reference types. You can develop, test, and deploy your code once, reuse it with any type, including future types, all with full compiler support and type safety. Because the generic code does not force the boxing and unboxing of value types, or the down casting of reference types, performance is greatly improved. With value types there is typically a 200 percent performance gain, and with reference types you can expect up to a 100 percent performance gain in accessing the type.
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Hot, humid weather can be uncomfortable and undesirable for most people, but for businesses that sell appliances that provide relief from the soaring temperatures it can be most welcome.
And with the thermometer soaring well above 90 degrees many days, including during the most recent blast of hot weather, air conditioners and fans have been quickly disappearing from the shelves of stores.
"We are having another good year," said Matt Bower, merchandising manager at Beiter's in South Williamsport.
Bower said this marks about the third straight year that air conditioner sales have been good.
The month of July, he said, is the heavy month for moving air conditioners out of the store to customers.
By August, such sales usually drop significantly.
The mid-July heat wave, he said, definitely brought in a lot of patrons.
"We have had a very brisk business in air conditioner sales," reported Rick Wertz, manager of Sears in the Lycoming Mall.
The hot weather the week of July 15, he said, drew plenty of patrons, but sales have been good all summer for air conditioners.
Most recently, many people came to the store to also buy fans
"Thanks goodness, we are able to keep up with inventory and are ready to go," he said. "Some planning ahead was fortunate. That has been a real benefit this year."
Dan Hampton, service manager for Lycoming Heating Co. in Williamsport, said the business has been selling plenty of central air units for homes and servicing them as well this summer.
"I don't know if it's lack of maintenance we've run into, or they are just running them hard," he said. "(But) We have been getting a lot of new customers."
Overall, Hampton said there's been a huge increase in business this year.
And the recent heat wave definitely kept things busy.
Andrew Sander, sales specialist at Lowe's in Montoursville, noted that during the dog days of mid-July a customer came into the store and bought six heavy duty fans.
"He took everything I had on the shelf," he said.
He noted that last week the store actually ran out of portable air conditioner units.
Overall, air conditioner sales have been good, but perhaps no better than previous years.
Jared Boob, of Ace Hardware in Avis said sales there have been robust.
"It's been good," he said. "They are selling. They definitely are."
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A beautiful multilevel villa with contemporary premium interior design, bright, flexible and spacious rooms, each with stunning views. Located in the southern suburbs of Athens in a popular and quiet residential area close to the sea. The property has three bedrooms, one of which is an en-suite master with dressing room, two additional bedrooms, two bathrooms and two WC. The large veranda on the entrance floor leads down to a large outdoor pool with beautiful surroundings. Additional facilities include a stunning indoor swimming pool with hydro massage and an exclusive bar, playroom, staff quarters and storage area plus parking for up to five cars.
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RECEPTION HALLwith revealed beams to ceiling, radiator, stairs leading off, built-in store cupboard.
SITTING ROOM22' 2" x 13' 3" (6.76m x 4.04m) with stone mullion leaded window to front, four radiators, bow window to rear, feature inglenook fireplace with wooden pillared surround, quarry tiled hearth with stone open grate and side mullioned window.
DINING ROOM19' 7" x 11' 6" (5.97m x 3.51m) having feature brick inglenook fireplace with heavy beam over and open grate with original bread ovens, beams to ceiling, double radiator, glazed double French doos to rear garden.
STUDY10' x 9' 6" (3.05m x 2.90m) with double glazed window, radiator, door to outside.
STUNNING FAMILY BREAKFAST KITCHEN25' x 18' 2" (7.62m x 5.54m) superbly equipped with granite work surfaces, natural wood base cupboards and drawers, matching glazed display cabinets, inset Belfast sink, built-in double oven with five ring gas hob and concealed extractor, space for large fridge/freezer, tiled splashbacks, integrated dishwasher, ceramic floor tiling, leaded stone mullion windows to rear and side, feature brick fireplace with blue brick hearth and open grate, double radiators, door to:
UTILITYwith pre-formed work surface space, single drainer sink unit, base natural wood cupboards and drawers, tiled splashbacks, radiator, ceramic floor tiling, door to LAUNDRY AREA with plumbing for washing machine, space for tumble dryer, work surface, radiator, boiler cupboard housing the Worcester gas central heating boiler with hot water system.
FITTED GUESTS CLOAKROOMhaving square pedestal wash hand basin, matching close coupled W.C., extractor fan, ladder type radiator.
FIRST FLOOR LANDINGhaving Velux skylight and radiator.
BEDROOM ONE13' 9" x 13' 7" (4.19m x 4.14m) with two double built-in wardrobes, stone mullion windows to front and side, air-conditioning unit, radiator.
LUXURY EN SUITE SHOWER ROOMhaving large tiled shower cubicle, vanity surface with wash hand basin, close coupled W.C., ceramic floor and wall tiling, Velux skylight, ladder type radiator.
BEDROOM TWO13' 4" x 13' 1" (4.06m x 3.99m) with double doored built-in wardrobe, radiator, leaded stone mullion window to front and windows to side.
LUXURY EN SUITE SHOWER ROOMhaving a quadrant shower cubicle, close coupled W.C., vanity unit with wash hand basin and cupboard and drawer space below, ceramic floor and wall tiling, ladder type radiator, leaded stone mullion window to front.
BEDROOM THREE13' 6" x 12' 2" (4.11m x 3.71m) with two double built-in wardrobes, built-in linen store, radiator, window to rear.
BEDROOM FOUR12' 10" x 9' 3" (3.91m x 2.82m) with leaded stone mullion window to front, radiator, double built-in wardrobe.
BEDROOM FIVE13' 3" x 8' 10" (4.04m x 2.69m) with leaded stone mullion window to front, radiator.
POTENTIAL BATHROOM13' x 10' (3.96m x 3.05m) presently unfitted but prepared ready for the installation of a bathroom suite which can be left to future owners choice or installed by the present owners.
DETACHED DOUBLE GARAGE19' x 17' 4" (5.79m x 5.28m) with double entrance doors, fluorescent light and power points, window to rear.
POOL ROOM50' x 30' max (15.24m max x 9.14m) housing the 33' x 14' x 5' deep(10'06m x 4.27m x 1.52m deep) swimming pool with roman steps. Part of the pool room slides back to create a lovely open-air area, and a separate boiler room housing the pump and heating equipment.
OUTSIDEThe property has a long driveway approach off Wolseley Road leading to the property where there is an extensive driveway. The gardens are set to lawn with a most attractive seating area with tiled pitched roof and raised decked flooring. The Trent and Mersey canal runs to the full width of the plot with mooring adjacent. The present owners have a narrowboat available for hire which is moored adjacent to the property. Beneath the original Coach House, which has now been converted, there are three arched storage areas ideal for housing general garden equipment, or conversion subject to planning approval.
COACH HOUSEapproached from Rishworth Avenue and having double glazed door and side screen to:RECEPTION HALL with laminate flooring, radiator, built-in boiler cupboard housing a Ferroli gas central heating boiler.BREAKFAST KITCHEN 17'6" x 7'9" (5.33m x 2.36m) with pre-formed work surface, base cupboards and drawers, single drainer sink unit, built-in refrigerator and freezer, built-in electric oven with four ring gas hob and extractor hood, plumbing for washing machine, ceramic floor tiling, radiator, access to loft space, double glazed windows to rear, glazed double doors to:SITTING ROOM 12'7" x 10'11" (3.84m x 3.33m) with radiator, laminate flooring, access to loft space and UPVC double glazed French doors to outside.BEDROOM ONE 9'3" x 8'11" (2.82m x 2.72m) with sliding doored wardrobes, laminate flooring, UPVC double glazed window and radiator.BEDROOM TWO 12'3" x 6' (3.73m x 1.83m) with two Velux skylights, radiator and laminate flooring.BATHROOM with panelled bath with tiled surround and mixer shower fitted over, pedestal wash hand basin, close coupled W.C., ceramic floor tiling, Velux skylight and chrome ladder type radiator.OUTSIDE There is a patio area with retaining wall and raised border. There is a double gated entrance onto Rushworth Avenue and a parking area.
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A Cuban dissident has ended his hunger strike after 135 days, as doctors warned that he was close to death.
Sitting up in his hospital bed, Guillermo Farinas smiled feebly and waved at visitors on the other side of a plate-glass window before signing a statement that ended the 18-week strike.
Mr Farinas, 48, a psychologist, had been demanding the release of 25 sick jailed dissidents. He began his protest the day after another leading dissident, Orlando Zapata, died after an 85-day hunger strike also aimed at raising awareness about political prisoners.
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Scott Suggs put Washington on the board first, but Solomon Hill responded with a three-pointer. Abdul Gaddy and Kaleb Tarczewski then exchanged baskets before a C.J. Wilcox three-pointer put UW up 7-5 at the first media timeout.
Wilcox scored out of the timeout and after a free-throw by Hill, Shawn Kemp Jr. scored off a rebound to put the Huskies up 11-6 with 12:16 left. Brandon Ashley then proceeded to score to cut the Huskies' lead to three before Kemp Jr. scored on an alley-oop dunk. Mark Lyons scored his first points of the game with two free-throws at the 8:06 mark to make it 13-10 in favor of the Huskies.
Kemp Jr. made one of two free-throws shortly after and Lyons was able to hit a three the next time down court to cut the Washington lead to one. Gaddy responded with a basket of his own, but Lyons made two free-throws and a three-pointer to force Washington to take a timeout down 18-16 with 6:34 left.
Aziz N'Diaye scored his first points of the game out of the timeout, but Hill came right with a strong drive to the basket. Lyons then scored off a Husky turnover to put Arizona up four and Desmond Simmons scored for UW the next time down court. Gaddy hit a free-throw with just under four minutes to go, but a three-point play by Hill gave Arizona a 25-21 lead with 3:30 left.
Wilcox proceeded to make a basket before Hill made a three-pointer to put Arizona up five. Simmons answered with a jumper and Tarczewski hit one of his own soon after to keep the lead at five. N'Diaye picked up a technical and Hill made both free-throws before Tarczewski got to the line and extended the lead to 33-25 going into the half.
Tarczewski started the half with a hook shot in the paint, but Suggs answered. However, Hill and Lyons scored consecutive baskets to put Arizona up 39-27 with 18:14 left in the second half. Tarczewski then went one of two from the line before Lyons found Nick Johnson in transition for a dunk to extend the lead to 42-29.
Lyons once again found Johnson in transition to force a Washington timeout as the Wildcats led 44-29 with 15:51 left in the second half. Johnson nailed a three out of the timeout and Arizona forced another turnover that led to a Johnson basket as the Wildcats' lead increased to 20 with 13:36 lead. Simmons tried to stop the run with a free-throw, but Gabe York hit a three the next time down court to put Arizona up 52-30.
Wilcox scored on a tough jumper and Andrew Andrews hit one of two free-throws to bring Arizona's lead down to 19. Johnson made one of two free-throws the next time down court, but Simmons was able to come up with a bucket with about ten minutes left in the half. Tarczewski was able to hit a layup at the other end, but Kemp Jr. scored on an offensive rebound.
Johnson found Grant Jerrett for a basket seconds later, but Gaddy scored with a little bit under seven minutes left to cut the Arizona lead to 57-40.
Wilcox was fouled on a three and made all of his attempts, but a Johnson layup kept the UA lead at 59-43 with five minutes left.
After two free-throws by Gaddy, Johnson was able to hit two of his own to make it 61-45 with a little under four minutes left.
About a minute later, Hill picked up a three-point play to extend the lead to 19 before a free-throw from Wilcox. Ashley responded by making two free-throws and the 20-point lead with about two minutes left was more than enough for Arizona.


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International meeting examines progress on campuses, explores goals for coming years.September 22, 2016
Innovators from many sectors to tackle issues involving the digital economy, education, and more.September 16, 2016
Undergraduate engineering program is No. 1; undergraduate business program is No. 2.September 13, 2016
MIT's Samuel Tak Lee MIT Real Estate Entrepreneurship Lab uses gaming to advance its mission in China.September 2, 2016
Ten Tunisian professors take part in MIT-Educator's inaugural program to examine their higher-ed practices.September 2, 2016
Students in a new innovation program are using the summer, their new connections, and their funding to move their ideas forward.August 17, 2016
World-renowned mathematician, learning theorist, and educational-technology visionary was a founding faculty member of the MIT Media Lab.August 1, 2016
Literature professor Marah Gubar studies the creative powers of kids.July 26, 2016
New class offers urban planners tools to explore the intersection of city planning and public health.July 26, 2016
MIT–Tsinghua collaboration grapples with urban issues in China.July 14, 2016
More than 600 attend event emphasizing commitment to "stand together against injustice, intolerance, and hatred."July 14, 2016
Over 250 leading educators, technology entrepreneurs, and digital learning experts convene at MIT.July 7, 2016
Addressing the world's most pressing issues, second year of program will focus on in-person gatherings, solution proposals.July 7, 2016
PhD student Elizabeth Setren brings data to bear on questions about local education policy.June 21, 2016
Study: Group dynamics of teamwork and internships deter many women in the profession.June 15, 2016
Awards honor faculty and instructors who have effectively leveraged digital technology to improve teaching and learning at MIT.June 13, 2016
Students gain insights into early book-making technology and cultural systems by creating paper and a handset printing press from scratch.June 10, 2016
How does the Sandbox Funding Board define success? Everyone learning.June 8, 2016


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Neighborhood Pulls Together, Makes Sled To Drag Pregnant Woman To Hospital After Blizzard
Babies don't care about blizzards. (via NBC Connecticut)
When Lauri Wood of Naugatuck, Conn. awoke Sunday morning, she quickly realized two things: 1.) The previous night's blizzard had buried her car and street under three feet of snow. 2.) She was in labor with her fifth child.
Husband James Wood, desperate to get his wife to the hospital, called a group of neighbors and came up with a plan to make a car luggage carrier into a sled that they could use to pull the laboring lady to a plowed street.
"I was in the bathroom crying. I said I'm not getting in this. This is insane, this is ridiculous," Lauri told NBC Connecticut. "He was like 'we have to go.'"
James and four neighbors started pulling the pregnant woman through the snow to a cleared street approximately one thousand yards away. "If you walked it today, it's not that much," James admitted. "But with all that snow, pulling a pregnant woman… it's not as easy as it seems."
"I'm trying to hold onto the sides and I'm slipping all over the place as they're trying to take the corner, I'm trying to go with them. I'm contracting, it was either cry or a laugh," Lauri said.
When they reached the road, the couple jumped in a waiting car and sped to the hospital. Jimmy Woods was born an hour later.
- It's time: Hillary Clinton and Donald Trump will face off tonight at 9 p.m. ET in the first of three US presidential debates.
- Inside the final days of the FARC, Colombia's 50-year-old rebel group, which is on the verge of signing a peace treaty with the government.
- Golf legend Arnold Palmer has died at 87. Known as "The King," his unusual style and charisma changed the game.


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The Amarillo Gorillas announced the signing of forward Ken Fels on Tuesday and released their 2004-05 schedule.
Fels, an Alberta, Canada, native, played last season with the Port Huron Beacons of the Atlantic Coast Hockey League, scoring four goals and assisting on four more. Gorillas coach Joe Ferras said Fels carries with him a tough-guy reputation. He racked up 170 penalty minutes in 52 games last year.
"I think the way he looks at it is that he knows when things need to be straightened out," Ferras said. "He also knows he has to come in here and play. But when you bring in a guy like Fels, it gives your finesse players that little extra feeling that no one else is going to take liberties with them."
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Jazz on a Saturday Night
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Parents need to know that kids will be drawn in by this exciting rhyming introduction to "America's classical music" and its pioneers. Notes and a CD are included to help readers get started on their journey into sound and rhythm.
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On one fictional Saturday night, eight great jazz musicians get together for an evening of be-bopping magic. Each one, from Miles Davis to Ella Fitzgerald, in his or her turn, jumps in to the mix, and before long the whole room is feeling the beat.
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Inspired by their life-long love of jazz, illustrators Leo and Diane Dillon have put together their dream team of musicians to create "an evening of jazz immortality." In be-bopping language and poster-like illustrations, they capture the excitement and energy that such a session might create. Anyone new to the jazz form, or even the veteran, is sure to catch their enthusiasm.
In a perfectly balanced collage of sound and sight, jazz comes alive in award-winning artwork. Painted in what might be called a graphic style, some scenes focus on the musicians themselves, who with eyes closed, seem to be playing or singing from the soul. Others show an audience whose members are jumping, jiving, and otherwise pulled into the captivating music that flows around them like "a river of melody sketched in dim light." Everyone is having a good time, and the reader will, too. True to form, the Dillons have created another masterpiece to join the other award-winning books in their oeuvre.
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Families can talk about jazz as an art form, the various instruments played, and the eight jazz pioneers, all of whom play together on one magical night in this book. Once they have read the book a couple of times, readers can listen to the CD that will give sound and further explanation to what they have read. They might talk about the instruments they like best, which one they might like to play, or at least learn more about.
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Boehner goes sour
September 2, 2011 - Harry Eagar
It is being reported that the refusal of Speaker John Boehner to accede to the president's request to address Congress is unprecedented.
In "A. Lincoln: The Crucible of Congress," Paul Findley (at the time he wrote, the representative of Lincoln's district) writes about partisanship in the 30th Congress, where the Whigs were in the majority in the House, and a Democrat, Polk, was president:
"On January 13, 1849, Lincoln voted with the majority to insult the president by tabling a resolution that would have halted debate in the House at 2 p.m. (Note: in those days, the House usually adjourned at 3) in order to receive a presidential message. Later the same day on a similar proposal Lincoln reversed himself and helped to approve the 2 p.m. debate termination. The vote to table was 89 to 75. The vote to approve was 100 to 95. Clearly the Democrats used the intervening time to bring in a few missing members to the floor and in the process Lincoln shifted his vote to a position respectful of the presidency.
"On January 26 three successive votes occurred before a majority approved a resolution to receive at 2 p.m. the annual message from the president. . . .
"On August 7 Lincoln helped to table a message from the president. The vote was 76 to 64. (Note: in those days, a president never appeared in person before Congress. His messages were read out.)
"It was a presidential election year, to be sure, but never in my experience, not even in the darkest days of the Richard Nixon administration, did the House respond so discourteously to messages from the White House."
But then, never in my memory – which goes back nearly 50 years – has the House had a speaker so sour and mean as John Boehner.
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Experience the history and own a piece for yourself at the Pittsburgh Hockey Expo – Saturday Sept. 25th from 10am to 7pm at the Epiphany Church Hall, next to the Consol Energy Center.
For the first time ever, see over 40 collectors displays of game worn Penguins jerseys such as Mario Lemieux's Stanley Cup season jerseys and Sidney Crosby's rookie jersey. Jerseys from every season as well as Stanley Cup Finals and Winter Classic. Also featured is an equipment sale with over 800 game used sticks, gloves, helmets, skates and 500 game worn jerseys starting as low as $50. As well as 20 tables with autographed memorabilia and other collectibles.
Admission to the expo is FREE and we encourage hockey fans of all ages to come out and celebrate hockey in Pittsburgh.
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Kosuke Fukudome knocked out White Sox starter, Philip Humber after only 1.1 innings with a single to his head. To that point in the game Humber had only allowed 2 hits and had struck out 3 batters. The Indians ended up scoring 4 runs against the Chicago pen, further decimating an already overworked bullpen.
The "Bullpen Mafia" did it's thing again tonight, saving Masterson's lead by pitching three scoreless innings, earning holds for Rafael Perez, Joe Smith and Vinnie Pestano and another save for Chris Perez. After a long drought without any saves, Perez now has saves in 5 of his last 7 appearances over a stretch of 10 games.
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Jason Kipnis was kept out of today's game yet again, but this time it was for his hamstring, not his oblique. Kipnis has become a very important part of the Indians offense, hitting second in the lineup. Hopefully these muscle strains will end soon and Jason Donald can go back to being the utility infielder.
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DOVER, Del. - Points leader Martin Truex Jr. bided his time, took the lead with 12 laps to go and drove to an easy victory in the NASCAR Busch series race Saturday at Dover International Speedway.
The win in the Stacker 200 was the fifth of the year for Truex, tying him with rookie Kyle Busch and Greg Biffle for the most on the circuit. It also was the fifth in the career of Truex and increased his points lead over Busch to 152 after 27 of 34 races.
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In Saturday's second match, WT beat Midwestern 29-31, 30-21, 30-22, 30-16 as Jessica Scherr finished with 18 digs and 17 kills. Altman added 18 digs and 12 kills, Houlihan finished with 60 assists and 12 digs, Steininger logged 17 kills, and Brittani Bell had 26 digs.
OPSU suffers 48-15 Loss: Drew Beard threw for two touchdowns and ran for another to propel Southeastern Oklahoma State past Oklahoma Panhandle State 48-15 on Saturday afternoon at Paul Laird Field.
The Savages led 7-0 after one quarter before scoring 24 points in the second to open a 31-15 lead at halftime.
Beard threw TD passes of 5 yards to Gabe Morse and 36 yards to Michael Mooney and ran 1 yard for another.
The Savages improved to 3-1, while the Aggies fell to 3-2 as their two-game win streak was snapped.
Seattle Notches First Playoff Win: Lauren Jackson scored 14 points to lead the Seattle Storm to a 70-58 victory against the Minnesota Lynx on Saturday at Minneapolis, marking their first playoff win in franchise history and taking a 1-0 lead in a best-of-three WNBA Western Conference semifinal playoff series. Jackson, who sat out most of the first half with foul trouble, scored 12 second-half points.
Mystics Take Series Lead: Chasity Melvin had 17 points and 11 rebounds to lead Washington past Connecticut in the first game of their WNBA Eastern Conference semifinal series. Alana Beard added 13 points, eight rebounds and five assists for the Mystics.
Fantasticat Takes $500,000 Super Derby: Fantasticat, coming in at 13-1 odds, pulled in front entering the stretch and held off Borrego at the wire to win the $500,000 Super Derby at Louisiana Downs on Saturday night. Imperialism, the 9-to-5 favorite in the nine-horse field, was never a factor in the race and finished fifth on the muddy track. Imperialism was resuming racing after a four-month layoff since the Preakness, where he also finished fifth. Jockey Gerald Melancon put Fantasticat on the rail and had him in sixth or seventh place for much of the race, but pulled ahead of Britt's Jules coming into the stretch. The colt won the 118-mile race in 1:51.40.
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Anna Clark, an associate at the Rainforest Alliance, spent four days on tour with the band GROUPLOVE as part of Reverb's Campus Consciousness tour. She sat down with drummer Ryan Rubin—whom she describes as "the kind of fun-loving person who makes you feel as though you've been friends for years"—to discuss his band's decision to team up with Reverb and the Rainforest Alliance for the awareness-raising music tour.
What inspired you to get involved in the Campus Consciousness Tour?
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Our manager heard about the Campus Consciousness Tour and brought the idea to us. We all agreed it would be a really cool thing to be a part of.
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I love painting with the students [at on-campus eco-villages before the nightly tours]; I am really great at stick figures!
Art for Activism forces us to get out and see the campuses, which is not something we usually get to do. The routine is usually the same for every tour. I really enjoy the one-on-one contact with students, which most tours don't allow for.
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An easy way to do this is to purchase products that feature the [Rainforest Alliance's] green frog seal. I love the motto, "Follow the Frog!"
What is your favorite place in nature?
My favorite place in nature is Kruger National Park in South Africa. And my favorite place in in North America is Joshua Tree in California.
The Rainforest Alliance has joined forces with music-based environmental nonprofit Reverb for its Campus Consciousness Tour, which aims to mobilize students to take positive action for the planet through a nation-wide music tour. The tour kicked off on October 24 at Kent State University in Ohio and will wrap up on November 16 at Colby College in Maine.


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Presidential candidate Mitt Romney has won the Michigan GOP primary, a first major victory for the former Massachusetts governor.
"It's a victory of optimism over Washington-style pessimism. The people of Michigan said they believe in someone who is going to fight for them," he told the Associated Press after his win was announced.
Romney's ties to Michigan proved beneficial. Four in 10 voters said his roots factored into their votes, and more than half of that group backed Romney, according to early results from exit poll surveys.
He also led among voters who said the economy and illegal immigration were their most important issues, and won a majority of Republicans, conservatives, and voters looking for a candidate with experience.
Meanwhile, John McCain placed second, while former Arkansa Governor Mike Huckabee placed a distant third. The three GOP candidates have now won in the first four states to vote in the 2008 primary season, leaving the GOP field of presidential nominees wide open.
But both McCain and Huckabee remain optimistic about winning in the Palmetto State. South Carolina Republicans vote on Saturday.
"We will win in South Carolina," McCain said in his concession speech Tuesday night in Michigan.
"I congratulate the governor. I just talked to him on the phone and congratulate him on his victory. Starting tomorrow, we're going to win South Carolina, and we're going to go on and win the nomination," the Arizona senator said after his loss to Romney.
Several experts predicted McCain had an edge in Michigan among moderates, independents and Democrats. But fewer non-Republican voters participated in the GOP primary this year than in 2000 when those voters helped him beat George W. Bush. Independents and Democrats accounted for roughly one-third of the vote this year.
Huckabee, the winner of the Iowa caucuses, has emerged as an improbable contender. But he has since lost to John McCain in New Hampshire and, now, Mitt Romney in Michigan. He is staking his claim on South Carolina's Evangelical base as well as young working-class voters attracted to his economic populist message.
"Ladies and gentlemen we're going to win South Carolina," Huckabee declared to supporters in Lexington, S.C. "We put a flag in the ground here Saturday. We're going to make it real clear that the first-in-the-South primary is going to give their support to the first-in-the-South candidate."
Though he now has come in third in New Hampshire and Michigan after winning in Iowa, Huckabee said, "Whatever it takes, we're in it for the long haul."
With the win in Michigan, Romney has tallied at least 37 delegates from the first four contests. Former Arkansas Gov. Mike Huckabee trails him with 31, and McCain follows with 10.
The national party stripped Michigan of half its delegates to the national convention for violating party rules by holding its primary before Feb. 5.
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Take a look below at how GOP candidates fared at the polls in Michigan's primary with all 5,385 of the 5,385 precincts - 100 percent - tallied up.
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Mr. Hugler, Deputy Assistant Secretary for Operations, oversees eight National Office program offices and six regional offices, including: Al Stewart, Director of the Business Operations Center; Naomi Barry-Perez, Director of the Civil Rights Center; Greg Rize, Director of the Emergency Management Center; Betty Lopez, Director of the Equal Employment Opportunity Office; Sydney Rose, Director of the Human Resources Center and Chief Human Capital Officer; Kenneth McCreless, Director of the Security Center; Dawn Leaf, Chief Information Officer; Mark Vrooman, Boston/New York Regional Administrator; Dena McLaughlin, Philadelphia Regional Administrator; Michelle Driscoll, Atlanta Regional Administrator; Jon Sebastian, Chicago/Kansas City Regional Administrator; Kelley Pettit, Dallas/Denver Regional Administrator; and Janie Thomas, San Francisco/Seattle Regional Administrator.
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Andrew Penlington October 27, 2012 at 11:22pm
I won at wing foot by 3 I won so much money for discs I didn't know what to do with it lol
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Well we shall see Chris. :o) Good Luck see you in the morning.
Chris Warfield October 27, 2012 at 2:36am
not if i have anything to say about that!, haha jk rec.! i wanna win the trophy then ill visit you guys.
Andrew Penlington October 27, 2012 at 1:19am
Dude you were going down at wing foot to bad you couldn't come now there's barly any competition :(
Chris Warfield September 5, 2012 at 9:51pm
You too man it was fun! great shooting out there! if it wasnt for my friend the bagger! you woulda won.
Jason Parsons September 4, 2012 at 11:49pm
Thanks Jay. I feel like my game is starting to come together and I was able to put a few good rounds together to get second. My goal is to get back in advance and compete and eventully work my way into PRO.
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