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Atlanta – The Bucks brought their quest for two victories in a row to Dixie on Friday night.
But again they failed to start any type of winning streak, falling behind the Atlanta Hawks in the first half and being forced to play a frustrating catch-up game in a 117-87 defeat at Philips Arena.
Forward Josh Smith had his way inside the paint and finished with 24 points on 11-of-15 shooting for the Hawks (26-16), who won their third straight game. Flip Murray wound up as the Hawks' leading scorer with 25 points off the bench on 11-of-13 shooting, and point guard Mike Bibby contributed 12 points and 15 assists in 29 minutes.
Maurice Evans had 18 points for the Hawks.
The Bucks trailed by 11 points at halftime and by 19 after three quarters, and reserves from both teams played in the final quarter.
The last time the Bucks had a streak on the positive side came when they won three games in a row from Dec. 19-23, against the New York Knicks, Los Angeles Clippers and Utah Jazz. Milwaukee was coming off an impressive 133-99 victory over Dallas on Wednesday, when the Bucks shot 58% from the field while establishing a number of season offensive records.
But the Bucks struggled throughout the game against the Hawks defense and shot just 38% from the field. Meanwhile the Milwaukee defense was sieve-like while allowing Atlanta to shoot 56%.
Charlie Villanueva paced the Bucks (21-25) with 27 points, following up a 32-point effort against the Mavericks. Michael Redd added 16 but he was the only other Bucks player in double figures.
The Bucks suffered through a scoring drought in the first half, hitting just 1 of 18 shots during one stretch as they fell behind, 36-19.
Villanueva had 19 points in the half and Redd 13 as the Bucks climbed within 58-47 at intermission.
The Hawks shot 61% from the field (25 of 41) in the half as Smith repeatedly cut to the baskets for dunks and layups and scored 15 points on 7-of-8 shooting. Murray added 11 points off the bench.
Milwaukee started with some energy in the third quarter and cut its deficit to 60-55 on Villanueva's three-pointer with 9:54 left.
But the Hawks responded with a 12-2 run, starting with a fast-break dunk by Smith and ending with an open three-pointer by Evans, for a 72-57 advantage.
The Bucks trailed, 86-67, entering the final quarter and had shot 36.1% (22 of 61) over the first three periods. Coach Scott Skiles took his starters out to begin the fourth quarter and used a lineup featuring Luc Richard Mbah a Moute, Malik Allen, Ramon Sessions, Tyronn Lue and Joe Alexander.
Damon Jones replaced Sessions with 10:37 remaining.
Lue and Allen led the Bucks reserves with eight points apiece, and Mbah a Moute grabbed a game-high 10 rebounds.
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The White House applauded the EU decision and said it sends a clear message that there are consequences for terror attacks.
Israel has called on the European Union to blacklist Hezbollah for years, but the EU refused because Hezbollah is part of the Lebanese government.
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Hezbollah has long been involved in terror attacks. It is believed the group carried out deadly bombings in 1983 of the U.S. embassy and U.S. and French military bases in Beirut, killing more than 350 people, 250 of them Americans.
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(JTA) -- The United States condemned the torching of a West Bank mosque.
"This attack is the latest of several such acts of violence against West Bank mosques. These incidents have served to undermine efforts to promote a comprehensive peace in the region. We call on the Israeli government to investigate this attack and bring the perpetrators to justice, and for calm from all parties," said Mark Toner, deputy spokesperson for the U.S. State Department.
Burning tires were rolled into the mosque in the Maghayer village near Ramallah on Tuesday, setting rugs in the building on fire, according to reports. The building sustained fire damage; no deaths or injuries were reported. Village officials blamed Jewish settlers for the attack, though no suspects have been named.
The mosque's walls also were sprayed with graffiti that reportedly read "Alei Ayin" -- the name of a nearby settlement outpost that was demolished last week by Israeli police. Other slogans spray-painted on the wall reportedly read "Price Tag" and "This is only the beginning."
"Price tag" refers to the strategy extremist settlers have adopted to exact a price in attacks on Palestinians in retribution for settlement freezes or their attacks on Jews.
A joint Israeli police-military investigation has been launched into the incident.
The American Jewish Committee also condemned the attack.
"No house of worship, whatever the faith, should be so targeted and willfully damaged," said AJC Executive Director David Harris. "We categorically condemn this attack on a mosque and hope the perpetrators will soon be found and prosecuted to the fullest extent of the law. There can be no excuse, no explanation, and no justification for such a brazen assault and desecration."
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Few things rattle Kathy Azari . She teaches music to middle school students, who are equal parts squirrel, drama and a newfound maturity that most don't yet know how to wield. She's done this for 23 years, and well enough that she was recently named Teacher of the Year for Greeley/Evans School District 6.
Yet when she agreed to give in to her bosses' and students' demands for a jazz band at Brentwood Middle School years ago, she was hesitant. Jazz made her nervous.
Azari plays oboe, grew up in a musical family and married an orchestra-conducting husband. She also went to the University of Northern Colorado, which has one of the top jazz programs in the country. But Azari didn't know anything about jazz. She wasn't sure how to teach a middle school student how to improvise, play jazz's complex diversity or, most of all, swing.
That's why she avoided the UNC/Greeley Jazz Festival, even after she began to trust her innate ability to get burgeoning teenagers to do what she wants (for instance, she named her band the "Jazzmanian Devils," so there's obviously some connection there). If earthquakes make you nervous, you don't go to their epicenter. It took her at least five years and a lot of hounding by her fellow UNC alumni to gather up her courage and go.
Now she can't imagine not going. Her band, all 36 of them, will play this morning, one day after her band plays at a musical festival in Denver. This will be her third year performing at the jazz festival.
"That first year, they were so proud, and it was so much fun," Azari said and smiled.
Then she leaned in a little closer and whispered, so her students, who were wolfing down pizza in preparation for a school performance Thursday night, wouldn't hear.
"They kicked butt," she said.
Unlike most schools — most high schools, even — Azari has no problem finding students at Brentwood who want to play jazz. Her band has more than twice the number of students in a typical band. The real issue, she said, is simply finding a time to do it. Brentwood's jazz band isn't even a class. It's a club. They have to meet in the morning, before school starts, just to practice.
Paul Royle-Grimes, the band director at Frontier Academy, meets before school as well, at 6:50 a.m., just to fit a little jazz in their life.
"These students tend to be more dedicated," Royle-Grimes said, "and they're taking AP classes. They don't want to have to choose."
Royle-Grimes does audition his kids, though this year he has enough students for a combo, not a full band. He's OK with it. The kids do their own arrangements of the pieces from a real book of standards, and everyone is required to take at least one solo throughout the year. The band's more than legit, and his students are also playing at the festival this morning. He appreciates the feedback from the judges. Sometimes he learns something himself.
"It solidifies things that I tell them," Royle-Grimes said. "It just helps to hear it from another authority, even if what I tell them rings true. They would be all out of sorts if they didn't go. They look forward to doing it."
Even with more than 30 kids eager to play, Azari has holes to fill. She needed a baritone saxophone, so she asked Haylee Terrill, an eighth-grader and a great violin player, to learn the baritone. Haylee learned it in a month. She plans to study music in college, maybe even do it as a career.
Willi Blanco, an eighth-grader, wanted to play jazz, but flutes don't fit in as well, so Blanco thought about the saxophone. But another student took the only school saxophone, and instruments are expensive. Azari had a trombone, so he picked that up. He practiced hard and got so good at it that Azari features him in a song today.
Madelyn Willers-Moeller, an eighth-grader, played flute, and Azari needed a tenor saxophone, so she asked Madelyn to give it a try. It was a lot to ask. Madelyn, like many of the jazz band kids, already did a lot. She was a good student and danced in competitions — she even made the "Stars of Tomorrow" — and was on student council. But Madelyn jumped at it.
"I used to just stand outside the door and listen," Madelyn said. "I really liked it."
Jazz once made Azari nervous. Now she's taking her kids out to performances all over town, including today's jazz festival, and she fills the holes where she can. She, like her kids, has learned to improvise.


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Holy **** is post-rock/electronic, more on the electronic side though. Are there any bands similar to them?
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Where would this album fit in terms of these genres?:
Because I gotta tell you, I forget how I stumbled upon that album but I love it. Love love love.
I agree about 65dyasofstatic and you could also try The Bear Quartet and Eternity Now with its heavy, industrial electronic sound
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Because I gotta tell you, I forget how I stumbled upon that album but I love it. Love love love.
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for that lazy sunday while reading by the fire, there is Miljard, where Finland's own Circle attempts a sort of post-rock / experimental / ambient double-album.
mostly sketches composed by their keyboardist Mikka Ratto.
and simply gorgeous. and unlike anything else they've recorded to date.
Circle are on Spotify, but are mixed in with a jazz/prog band from the early 1970s. Spotify often group different bands with the same name together. At the moment I am enjoying the anthemic Jakob, a post rock band from New Zealand. Highly recommended.....
Here's another fave of mine, Salvatore's Tempo album.
Norway's Salvatore sound like what you'd get if Tortoise and Can had a baby...
Tried Circle, 'Miljard' and need to have another go. Presently still enjoying Turing Machine and Salvatore are up next. They are on Spotify, but again mixed in with other bands of the same name.
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Andrew Embiricos was the 25-year-old grandson of Rita Hayworth and son of Yasmin Aga Khan who mysteriously was found dead last year, with a plastic bag over his head.
It was a presumed suicide, according to the cops, but his friends and family couldn't understand how that could be, seeing as he was in good spirits and was planning a trip to celebrate his birthday.
I immediately wrote a blog in praise of Andrew.
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It also goes into the debate over my coverage at the time, and includes my sense that Andrew was "truly sweet, special, and complicated."
A sexual rebel and a complete gent.
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Is Lawrence Block giving his stamp-collecting hit man the last word?
If 'Hit Me' (Mulholland Books) turns out to be Lawrence Block's last work of fiction, as the 74-year-old mystery grandmaster suggested to the New York Daily News it might be, then it's a fine finale for a writer who never stopped growing, and who allowed some of his series characters the same privilege of changing.
I can't remember if I first found Block through his old fiction-writing column in Writer's Digest, or through one of his early Matthew Scudder or Bernie Rhodenbarr mysteries. But from the beginning I found his writing like pizza: good even in its ordinary manifestations, mind-blowing in its excellent ones. As a reader, I feel the same way about his late friend and occasional collaborator, Donald E. Westlake. As professional writers of popular fiction, they saw their job as keeping readers entertained enough to turn the page, and turn the pages we did. »Read Full Blog Post
Discovery World closes for the day because of snow
The snow made them do it. Discovery World, 500 N. Harbor Drive, is closing at 2 p.m. today because of the weather, according to its Facebook page. They expect to be open at 9 a.m. tomorrow. Just in case, call (414) 765-9966 or see www.discoveryworld.org »Read Full Article
Someone mashed up Nine Inch Nails and Carly Rae Jepsen...and it sounds better than it should
Trent Reznor shocked fans by announcing a new collaboration with cutesy pop singer Carly Rae Jepsen. Not really; someone just mashed up their songs. But maybe they should tour together? No, no they should not. Journal Sentinel photo by Michele Jokinen. »Read Full Blog Post
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Someday spring will come, and then it will be time for the annual morel mushroom hunt organized by chef David Swanson's Braise. But you'll have to register for it now.
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You eat your values
May 2nd, 2016
"You eat your values – don't let them be fast, cheap and easy" says Alice Waters, the revolutionary chef and cookbook author. Maybe it's my age but I've started to think seriously about what I eat; junk food has never been a sin of mine but Waters has pushed me to eat better.
I've been too lazy to go to Farmer's markets up to a few months ago but I am hoping that my health is worth a little more money and a little inconvenience. Cooking becomes a pleasure again when you use fresh ingredients like in this simple Thai chicken and mint dish.
Alice Waters has started the "Slow Food" program that teaches children to make the right decision about how and what they eat.
This doesn't mean of course that great food shouldn't be appreciated just because it's not green enough. I was at a friend of mine's today for a fabulous sunday brunch that ended with these great cakes made by her talented sister, Mona; The chocolate mousse and the baby kiwi cakes were divine.
I took a tour of the kitchen and w o w…
Just look at these pastry molds:
it's true that a beautiful kitchen like this one makes you want to cook but I have had very delicious food coming out of small/dark/chaotic kitchens in my life (just dare to go to almost any parisian café's kitchen)…
Today' s food crisis makes us forget that good food like flowers should be affordable to everyone. As Jeffrey Sacks says "you can't tell people who are dying of hunger in Africa to tighten their belts, as if they had belts"!
I would like to finish the post with these pictures instead of some starving kids in Africa which is approaching a meltdown with the crazy Mugabe and the criminal Janjawids.
How did she go from chocolate mousse to Darfur? I bet that you didn't see it coming…
Happy hopeful new year 2016!
December 30th, 2015
Year 2015 was an Annus horribilis for the world; let's hope 2016 will be better.
And here are the previous years' inspirations! 😉
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Star Trek's elegant Okudagrams
May 11th, 2014
Michael Okuda is a graphic designer responsible for the gorgeous interfaces you see in Star Trek films.
Being a Trekkie since I was watching the series in Iran as a child and later an avid fan of the Next Generation, my design sensibilities have been shaped subconsciously by Okuda:
I am a User Experience designer and create interfaces every day but Michael Okuda keeps creeping back to the simplest flow chart I make!
The whole beauty of Star Trek bridge was thanks to these otherworldly interfaces we have been exposed to; Jean-Luc Picard added the spice. 😉
You would see commander Ryker interact with LCARS (Library Computer Access/Retrieval System) more often than Picard:
Here is the holodeck interface where you can choose between scuba diving or a conversation with Einstein:
Okudagrams came in different colors and shapes but always intriguing and in the time when you couldn't stop the film to absorbe the image, I was always pissed at not getting enough of these ephemeral beauties!
Here is another one:
and the good doctor in front of the DNA comparison scan:
Long before Tom Cruise bedazzled us in Minority Report and the impractical but exquisite 3D interfaces he reacted with, Star Trek introduced us to what could be done and now is being done and used by millions:
They even had an LCARS mobile!
All of these images are not from Okuda of course; many have been created as an homage to ST and Okuda by fans.
U.S.S. Enterprise in all its glory:
Okuda designed logos for a number of NASA missions and programs including the STS-125 mission of Space Shuttle Atlantis to repair the Hubble Space Telescope. NASA has always been more of a fan of Star Trek than Star Wars!
So Okuda received the NASA Exceptional Public Service Medal.
Again different variations of Tricorder or the multifunction hand-held device used for sensor scanning, data anlysis and recording data. A smartphone!
Even the old generation of Star Trek had its own Okudagrams:
I like this one about the shuttles:
The next one even has a Facebook and Twitter button! 😉
Can't get enough of these:
I am looking forward to reading "Make it so, Interaction Design Lessons from Science Fiction". I learned about the book listening to UXpod with Chris Noessel.
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March 20th, 2014
Another Valentine…
February 14th, 2014
In spite of commercialism of this day, it's always a good idea to let people you love, know it.
"Today we are obliged to be romantic
And think of yet another valentine.
We know the rules and we are both pedantic:
Today's the day we have to be romantic.
Our love is old and sure, not new and frantic.
You know I'm yours and I know you are mine.
And saying that has made me feel romantic,
My dearest love, my darling valentine."
by Wendy Cope (1945 – )
A celebration of new hopes and dreams in 2014
December 31st, 2013
Santa's visiting The Last Bookstore
December 23rd, 2013
I went to "The Last Bookstore" in downtown L.A. and came out happy after seeing thousands of books in this quirky place!
Last time I was in Los Angeles I bought a bunch of used books about wine and took them back to Paris; the books were great and I like the bookstore's sense of humor:
Even funnier are their section of "books by color"!
They have taken this idiocy to the max:
Only people who love books can laugh at them like this by arranging them by color!
Some people play chess,
some chat,
but they mainly read…
They have a little art gallery :
There is a Borg section,
that I liked a lot:
I was even able to find one of my favorite issues of National Geographic magazine about Suleiman the Magnificent from 1987!
Just some snow outside and it would have been a perfect christmas scene…
No snow but they have this amazing labyrinth made out of books that starts with a funny tunnel:
with a soldier standing guard outside…
If you don't like what you read, you know what to do:
But when you get over your anger, you can sit down quietly and read again,
A nice book about Christmas,
before these ladies get angry at you…
And throw you out of…
Merry Christmas everybody!
See my 2007 Christmas in Beverly hills here.
See my 2009 Christmas in Strasbourg here.


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Brookfield Central uses tight defense in topping Tosa East
Wauwatosa - There's only one team sitting at the top of the Greater Metro Conference standings now.
Brookfield Central (10-2, 6-0) employed a game-long 1-3-1 trapping defense that slowed down Wauwatosa East (10-2, 5-1), earned the Lancers a 76-63 win and left them as the only undefeated team in the conference.
East, ranked sixth in the area by the Journal Sentinel, pulled within 47-44 on a 12-foot jump shot by junior guard Nate Moore with 1 minute 54 seconds left in the third quarter. But that was as close as the Red Raiders could get.
"In our zone we never want to give anyone open looks," Lancers sophomore guard Riley LaChance said. "I thought we did a good job of that tonight. We know teams are going to make their runs. We weathered the storm and fought back well.
"We always want to play at our speed, our tempo. We don't want them to dictate the flow of the game."
LaChance poured in 24 points and senior forward Seth Mortag scored 22, but Central's defense wound up being the star of the game. The swarming Lancers made it difficult for East's talented guards to penetrate or get easy looks at the basket.
"One of the things we have is length," said Central coach Mark Adams. "We have size, but when we put our arms out we've got some pretty good length. And if guys are in the right spots (and have) their arms out it really cuts down on some of those passing lanes."
Added East coach Tim Arndorfer: "They did what they do well longer than we did. We were uncomfortable all night, and that's a credit to them.
"They play that 1-3-1 pretty well. We just couldn't get into a rhythm and when we needed stops we couldn't get them. And that's a credit to them. They dictated the tempo of the game."
East deciphered the Central defense for a while early in the game. The Red Raiders led, 17-9, after a basket by junior guard Anthony Carroll near the end of the first quarter.
But Central, ranked seventh in the area, responded with an 8-0 run to start the second quarter. The teams traded baskets for much of the frame, but a three-pointer by Central senior guard Jack Sandstrom with 2:56 seconds left in the half capped a 13-4 run that gave the Lancers a 37-28 lead at halftime.
LaChance scored 12 points for Central in the second quarter.
"In a game like this there (are) going to be different runs by each of the teams," said Adams. "I love the way we finished the second quarter. We wavered a little bit in the third quarter, but still finished the third quarter with still the same lead we had at halftime. I thought that was huge."


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I had to pick a holiday to identify the season rather than saying that I spent a month in Alaska in that awkward in-between time after summer and before the first snows. A sort of weather that shouldn't feel foreign after a year in Seattle. But that said, there was no lack of activity. It was perfect weather for jogs through local parks. Dr. Bramante's sled dogs seemed just as happy to be hooked up to an ATV for a trot down the beach. (And I can't help think pleased to cover me in mud in the process.) There were some beautiful views of the mountains from Dr. Kelly's bush plane. Not to forget the title, the halloween celebration included my being pulled out of clinic to crawl through the local hay maze. Incidentally also teaching me why the docs tend to wear clinic casual.
I spent that clinic time mostly with Dr. Kelly and McDonald during a year when Dr. Bramante has been living the dream in Italy with his family. The patients were a representative sampling of the town and surrounding region ranging in age and background, but if I had to compare, remind me of the VA population. Living in Alaska takes a sturdiness that sometimes causes people to present late with disease. Young guys came straight from the "slope" oil drill, middle-aged folks boast about living without power in the wilderness, professional fisherman come with stories (and sometimes fish), and I was surprised at the number of zebras that showed up with them. While some are sent to Anchorage or Seattle for further work up, the majority are evaluated by the very capable crew of docs in town. Dr. Kelly reads all of the cardiac echos for the hospital and does a fair share of the colonoscopies and EGDs (I decided they're just like playing video games).
All this I could have taken as a great experience making me more aware of the docs that practice "out there" far from where I might ever find myself. The more surprising and wonderful part was that I would love to go back. The practice in Soldotna is unique in that the docs there have trained and worked in big cities – most with stints at UW and UCSF – and made the thoughtful decision to continue an intellectual and progressive practice in a small town far from home. Whether by instinct related to living in relative isolation or just out of goodness of heart, the community is the most welcoming I've ever experienced. I got to know and spent time with the docs, clinic staff, their kids, friends of the family and even was on a first name basis with one of the grocers. It was hard to leave that kind of connection and even more amazing to think that these folks make it over and over with generations of residents.
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happy birthday, Thank you for being awesome.
Today is his birthday? Awesome! Happy Birthday, Mark!
I wonder what his cake will be like... maybe three layers of prime rib with sauteed wild greens sandwiched between... and an au jus poured over all...
Happy Birthday!
Yes, congratulations on your birthday. Hope you have a great day!
Female, age 51, 5' 9"
SW - 183 (Jan 22, 2012), CW - 159, GW - healthy.
Met my 2012 goals by losing 24 pounds.
2013 goals are to get fit and strong!
Happy Birthday, Mark.
Thanks for your blog posts and insights
Would I be putting a grain-feed cow on a fad diet if I took it out of the feedlot and put it on pasture eating the grass nature intended?
Happy B-day, Mark!
p.s. How cool is that? Today is my B-day, too. For reals.
Happy Birthday, Mark! Best regards from me, and from Dr. Steven Palter (who sent me to you!!).
If it is your Birthday, Mark, have a great one! I'm sure you will!
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As DISD Shuts Down its First Campus Due to Swine Flu, What Happens After That?
Just got off the phone with Dallas Independent School District spokesman Jon Dahlander, who, moments ago, announced that the district is closing Daniel Webster Elementary from tomorrow till May 11 due to one confirmed case of the swine flu at that campus. (It will remain open throughout today to accomodate working parents who may not be able to pick up their kids.) As a DISD parent myself, I was curious how the district's handling all this -- which is to say, does DISD have any intention of following the Fort Worth ISD's route and shutting down all schools should more confirmed cases show up on several other campuses?
To which Dahlander responded: Hard to say.
"We're continuing to monitor it with the county," he says. "We're taking our orders from them." But in this case, he acknowledges, Dallas County health officials did not order the campus shutdown. That was done by district officials, who opted this morning to close the school and order its immediate disinfection.
The problem with shutting down all 228 campuses, he says, are myriad: Students are in the middle of TAKS testing, so when would that be rescheduled? And there's the issue of paying teachers and administrators, who'd have to work well into June to cover the make-up days. And how about air-conditioning all those schools well into the summer? That's expensive. And while the Texas Education Agency is working with districts to offset some of those costs, the money will have to come from somewhere.
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Update at 2:14 p.m.: Dallas County Health Director John Carlo called with some further details. Yes, he's consulting with area school districts concerning potential closures, but he's concerned about them making the call too quickly: "If we close now and nothing happens, and if we really do need to close them down later, how will we do that? This is difficult, and there are challenging considerations ... We're making sure they have the best information to make their decisions. Closing DISD would have a huge impact. These are tough calls and tough decisions, and this is my process. We need to talk about the risk and get people's eyes and ears open, but we don't want to cause undue alarm at the same time."
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My Awesome Memories! Meiday Halloween 2011
Oct 29, 2011
Labels: camwhore, halloween, meiday, my memories suite, review, sponsored post
Mismatched nails
Oct 28, 2011
Yakiniku Senri
Oct 26, 2011
Had dinner at Yakiniku Senri for my birthday. I actually wanted a buffet thing again(not Yakimix) but my guy insisted we eat there since he wanted me to try their heavenly grilled beef.
***Warning! Camwhore heavy post!!! Do not proceed if you want a restaurant review only!
Labels: camwhore, food, japanese food, korean food, personal
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Oct 25, 2011
Style chameleon
Oct 24, 2011
I had an old blog in multiply before, it's mostly set to private now. I went through some of the photos posted there.
The power of Gyaru makeup
Oct 21, 2011
Labels: gyaru, makeup tutorial
Meiday Halloween Party 2011...Are you going??? (plus some of last year's pics)
Oct 19, 2011
Edit I had to add a picture at the bottom hehehe!
Japanese hair and makeup tutorials
Oct 18, 2011
My hair is now light ash blonde :) Goodbye brassy hair!(for now lol!) pics to ff, sorry I've been really busy with something. Promise to update you about it once its all set! It's gonna be awesome! <3
Click on the pics to enlarge the size.
Click on the pics to enlarge the size.
Labels: hairstyle, makeup tutorial, tutorial
And how was your weekend?
Oct 9, 2011
Went malling at Greenbelt 5 then ate dinner at Minsok Restaurant. Minsok is one of the best restos that serve authentic korean home-style dishes in my opinion but don't take my word for it...ask your korean friends about it! It's a really small quaint place yet it gets packed around lunch and dinner times by mostly korean folk and some filipinos who managed to discover the place. I'm sorry I'm quite bad with directions but it is hidden somewhere near Burgos, Makati City.
Ok enough talking! :)
Ok enough talking! :)
Labels: food, korean food, Minsok Restaurant, personal, underlashes
Oh happy day!
Oct 5, 2011
They featured my photo in Beautylish :) I feel so honored!
Yes I'm still breathing
Oct 2, 2011
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I had watched him all during bow season, but he would never present me with a good shot. Then once shotgun opened I hadn't seen him at all until the 25th of November but I was uncomfortable with the shot distance, so I decided to wait another day and hope that I saw him again.
When I did see him again it was the last day of shotgun season, Sunday, November 30 at 7:15 when he stepped out of a Cedar thicket within 20 yards of me to my right and since he was going to walk right in front of me, I just let him walk to within 10 yards of the front of my gun barrel and took my biggest deer ever.
He was a 10 point buck, weighing 165 lbs. He was a 12 point at one time, but had broken off two tips on his G2's. But regardless, I'm happy with him just the way he is! This hunt meant the most to me, since I had done all the scouting myself and picked my stand placement, which I ended up moving the 3rd week of bowseason.
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Metro Blue Line Service Resumes After Overnight Bomb ScareThe Metro Blue Line resumed full service Thursday morning after authorities searched the parking lot near a transit stop in Long Beach in response to a report that a bomb had been placed in a car.
Repairs Continue On Metro Blue Line Tracks Following DerailmentCrew continue to repair Metro Blue Line tracks and train systems Tuesday following a car-train crash at Willowbrook Avenue and 119th Street, according to Metro.
1 Injured In Metro Blue Line Collision With CarLos Angeles County authorities say a Metro Blue Line train derailed after colliding with a car and injuring one person.
Man Fatally Shot At Metro Blue Line Station In ComptonA man was fatally shot Friday at a Metro Blue Line station in Compton.
2nd Woman Charged In Deadly Beating At Metro Blue Line StationAuthorities Friday said a second woman has been charged with murder in connection with the beating death of a man at a Metro Blue Line station.
2nd Arrest Made In Fatal Beating Of Elderly Man At Metro StationThe women pummeled Whitmore with punches and kicks until he collapsed.
Downey Man, 51, Killed After Riding Bike Into Path Of Metro Blue Line TrainThe CHP said the accident occurred at about 9:50 p.m. Saturday at Gage Avenue, east of Converse Avenue.
Man, 65, Beaten On Train Platform Succumbs To His Injuries Los Angeles County Sheriff's detectives investigating a beating last week on a train platform are now investigating a homicide.
Metro Blue Line To Get $1.2B FaceliftThe county's oldest light-rail line will undergo a $1.2 billion facelift, Metro officials said Wednesday.
Long Beach Taking Votes For Metro Station Re-Naming A Metro Blue Line station is currently up for a name change, and the city of Long Beach is taking suggestions from the public.
Pedestrian Fatally Struck By Train In South Los AngelesA pedestrian has been fatally struck by a Metro Blue Line train in South Los Angeles.
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The 2011 AL MVP will be announced today, November 21st, and I think there are eight realistic candidates for the award.
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By: April Burkhart on October 31, 2009 - 6:55pm - Add new comment
Fear the cat on All Hallows Eve!!!!!
Although many today treat Halloween as a reason to celebrate, it didn't start out that way. The original Halloween story dates back to the superstitious Scottish Celts who lived in Scotland, Ireland and Wales. Their new year began Nov. 1, so Oct. 31 was their New Year's Eve.
The Celts believed that on this night, ghosts and witches came to earth and wandered through the villages and countryside trying to return to their former homes. In an effort to blend in, the Celts dressed up in ghoulish costumes so they would be thought of as fellow spirits. The frightened villagers also placed gifts of fruit and nuts on their doorsteps to appease the spirits and prevent them from entering.
When the Romans conquered the Celts, some of the traditions were combined. For Romans, Nov. 1 was a holy day called All Hallows Day (or All Saints Day). Over time, Oct. 31 became All Hallows E'en (evening), known to us as Halloween.
By: April Burkhart on December 11, 2009 - 2:57pm - Add new comment
Ghosts of Christmas Trees Past
Like most people I've already put my Christmas tree up for the holidays. As a cat owner this means I have to check the tree when I wake up to make sure it hasn't been torn down and I check it when I get home to make sure no real damage has been done.
Shady has recently started climbing into the tree during the day to take a nap. I know this because I checked the tree one day and found fluffy tan hair on a bunch of the branches, a few flattened spots and some displaced ornaments, but nothing to serious.
As far as I can tell Colby has not been in the tree yet, but it's hard to know for sure. Whenever I'm home he's laying around the house or next to me and since his hair is really short, he wouldn't leave evidence like Shady did.
But I didn't always have it this easy.
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Athens Heritage Walks: Navy Supply School/Normal School and UGA Health Sciences Campus: 7 p.m., Sept. 18. Meet at Athens Clarke Heritage Foundation, 489 Prince Ave., Fire hall No. 2. Learn how in 1860, the University of Georgia constructed Rock College, a preparatory school on 30 acres of land off Prince Avenue.
By: April Burkhart on September 18, 2012 - 7:27am - Add new comment
I want to start by saying I love The Voice. I'm obsessed with The Voice. I have never watched a reality show regularly of any kind except for The Voice or followed one on Faceboook, Twitter or a website. I started watching the show when the battle rounds began in season one because, honestly, season one was on in the summer when all of my other shows were on hiatus and I had nothing else to watch. But, I was a fan once the singers reached the live shows.
Why The Voice?
By: April Burkhart on September 19, 2012 - 11:21pm - Add new comment
The second week of auditions has come to a close.
By: April Burkhart on October 2, 2012 - 10:22pm - Add new comment
The blind auditions are over and the teams are complete. Each coach now has 16 artists on their team. Next week Christina, Adam, Ceelo and Blake will send their artists into the battle rounds and the new exciting "steal" option (that no one quite understands yet) will go into effect.
But before they do, I wanted to recap on a few of the recent auditions.
By: April Burkhart on October 9, 2012 - 10:54pm - Add new comment
I'm a day late on the first night of battle rounds (blame it on being frugal and not paying for cable and watching all of my shows one day late on the internet) but, I'm still going to comment because there was some crazy good battles that happened.
But, before I do, I want to note that the battle rounds on season three, so far, have been better than seasons one and two. I think it's because talented people are seeing The Voice as a real show now and are auditioning and coming out hungry to win.
By: April Burkhart on October 24, 2012 - 8:17pm - Add new comment
Last night was the final round of battles on The Voice. Now, each coach has a team of 10 artists that will move on to the knockout rounds, which I will explain in a minute. First, let's recap a few of the final battles.
By: April Burkhart on November 5, 2012 - 10:38am - Add new comment
Tonight is the beginning of a lot of people's favorite part of The Voice: the live shows. Coaches Adam Levine, Ceelo Green, Blake Shelton and Christina Aguilera have whittled their teams of 10 down to five contestants who now will be at the mercy of America's viewers who will vote for their favorite. After the knockout rounds I was sad to see Gracia Harrison, Collin McLoughlin, Marissaann and Suzanna Choffel go home, but there still are plenty of good singers to move on to the next round.
By: April Burkhart on November 8, 2012 - 2:28pm - Add new comment
After watching the first rounds of live shows I am making the following predictions about who will move on and who will be sent home tonight during the eliminations. America's votes will save two artists from each team and the coaches will save a third, leaving a total of 12 artists to move forward and perform again next week.From Team Christina I expect to see Dez Duron, Sylvia Yacoub and De'borah move forward.
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The editorial (May 12, p. 144) on "Intravenous Alcohol Anesthesia as Used in Russia" and other recent work (Moore, Daniel C., and Karp, Mary: Intravenous Alcohol in the Surgical Patient, Surg., Gyncc. & Obst.80:523 [May] 1945) suggest another revival of interest in alcohol as an anesthetic agent. It seems in order, therefore, to call attention again to a poorly understood and, in my opinion, not widely known relationship between alcohol and acute (as well as chronic) pancreatic necrosis (Weiner, H. A., and Tennant, Robert: A Statistical Study of Acute Hemorrhagic Pancreatitis, Am. J. M. Sc.196:167 [Aug.] 1938). Statistically, the relationship is clearcut, though unimpressive in view of world alcohol consumption figures. Occasionally it is dramatic and unforgettable.
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Despite his box-office success with his latest film Apocalypto, Mel Gibson says he is most thankful for the lessons he learned after his fall from grace last summer.
"I got a skinful and mouthed off which is not coming from a good place, but I'm moving on from that," the actor-filmmaker, 50, tells the entertainment news Web site Dark Horizons.
He now looks upon the experience of his no-contest plea for DUI and the exposure of his anti-Semitic drunken rant "as a gift to me, because it's made me really sort of scratch my head and focus on a couple of things that I needed to."
After making a public apology, Gibson reportedly attended rehab, and says the whole ordeal is "working out real positive."
Gibson considers his slip, which provoked worldwide criticism, one of the pitfalls of being human. "Everybody goofs, everybody screws up and I tell ya, if you ask everybody in the world to raise their hand if they never said something vicious, something that they regretted or something stupid, there wouldn't be many people that wouldn't be able to raise their hands," he says.
As for the disease of alcoholism and whatever other demons he or anyone else may possess, he says, "I think that's an ongoing process for your entire life, because everyone's got 'em."
The way he deals, he adds, is to work. "I think in any art form, expression really is a coping mechanism. It's like something has to come out, and if it comes out in art, that's great because you're somehow using what the human condition has made you to put out some kind of evidence that other people can sort of relate to, and I think that's the sharing experience that we need."
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Among the most remarkable finds is an unpublished manuscript—written in Norwegian—by O. E. Rölvaag, author of Giants in the Earth and himself a country-school teacher. Such materials will be deposited in various state archives for the use of researchers. As well, seminars on the subject began last summer in the first of 240 libraries and historical societies across the West. The seminars include a twenty-fiveminute film and a small traveling exhibit of photographs.
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Articles & Chapters from 2000
Income Mobility: Concepts and Measures, Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Successes in Anti-Poverty], Gary S. Fields
The Employment Problem in Korea, Gary S. Fields
The Employment Problem in South Africa, Gary S. Fields
Going Global, Michael E. Gordon and Lowell Turner
Making Transnational Collaboration Work, Michael E. Gordon and Lowell Turner
How Do Nations Develop Skills? Lessons from the Skill Development Experiences of Singapore, Sarosh Kuruvilla and Rodney Chua
Revitalizing Labor In Today's World Markets, Lowell Turner
Falling Labor Income Inequality in Korea's Economic Growth: Patterns and Underlying Causes, Gyeongjoon Yoo and Gary S. Fields
Manuscripts from 1999
Recruitment and Decision-Making: The Effects of Early Recruitment Practices on the Decision to Apply to an Organization, Christopher J. Collins and Cynthia Kay Stevens
Relaciones Industriales en America del Norte: Sindicalismo y Sector Automotriz en los Estados Unidos [Industrial Relations in North America: Unions and the Auto Sector in the United States], Maria Lorena Cook
Economic and Demographic Aspects of Taiwan's Rising Family Income Inequality, Gary S. Fields
Employment Generation and Poverty Alleviation in Developing Economies, Gary S. Fields
The Measurement of Income Mobility: An Introduction to the Literature, Gary S. Fields and Efe A. Ok
Union-Member Relations and Satisfaction with Unions in South Korea, Stephen J. Frenkel and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Die Deutsche Mitbestimmung im Intemationalen Vergleich, Kathleen Thelen
Manuscripts from 1998
Industrial Relations System Transformation, Christopher L. Erickson and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Do Inequality Measures Measure Inequality?, Gary S. Fields
The Political Economy of Industrialisation and Industrial Relations: A Rejoinder, Sarosh Kuruvilla
Codetermination in Comparative Perspective, Kathleen Thelen and Lowell Turner
Rank-and-File Participation in Organizing at Home and Abroad, Lowell Turner
The East in Open Conflict: The Great Strike of 1993, Lowell Turner
Convergence and Diversity in International and Comparative Industrial Relations, Lowell Turner and John P. Windmuller
Articles & Chapters from 1997
Regional Integration and Transnational Politics: Popular Sector Strategies in the NAFTA Era, Maria Lorena Cook
Making Free Trade More Fair: Developments in Protecting Labor Rights, Maria Lorena Cook, Morley Gunderson, Mark Thompson, and Anil Verma
Unifying Germany: Crisis, Conflict, and Social Partnership in the East, Lowell Turner
Up Against the Fallen Wall: The Crisis of Social Partnership in Unified Germany, Lowell Turner
Articles & Chapters from 1996
National Labor Strategies in Changing Environments: Perspectives from Mexico, Maria Lorena Cook
[Review of the book International Labour Standards and Economic Interdependence], Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Private Pension Policies in Industrialized Countries: A Comparative Analysis], Gary S. Fields
Linkages Between Industrialization Strategies and Industrial Relations/Human Resource Policies: Singapore, Malaysia, the Philippines, and India, Sarosh Kuruvilla
National Industrialisation Strategies and Their Influence on Patterns of HR Practices, Sarosh Kuruvilla
Economic Development and Industrial Relations: The Case of South and Southeast Asia, Sarosh Kuruvilla and C. S. Venkataratnam
The Europeanization of Labour: Structure Before Action, Lowell Turner
Manuscripts from 1995
Trade and Labour Standards: A Review of the Issues, Gary S. Fields
Antecedents of Union Loyalty: The Influence of Individual Dispositions and Organizational Context, Roderick D. Iverson and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Does Dual Commitment Underlie Company and Union Commitment? Evidence from Australia, Sweden, and the United States, Roderick D. Iverson and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Economic Development Strategy, Government Labour Policy and Firm-Level Industrial Relations Practices in Malaysia, Sarosh Kuruvilla and Ponniah Arudsothy
Industrialization Strategy and Industrial Relations Policy in Malaysia, Sarosh C. Kuruvilla
A New Conceptualization of Union Commitment: Development and Test of and Integrated Theory, Magnus Sverke and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Conclusion: Markets, Strategies, and Institutions in Comparative Perspective, Kirsten S. Wever and Lowell Turner
Introduction: A Wide-Angle Lens for a Global Marketplace, Kirsten S. Wever and Lowell Turner
Articles & Chapters from 1994
Integración Regional y Políticas Transnacionales: EITLC y las Estrategias del Sector Popular en México, Maria Lorena Cook
Les Relations Industrielles Mexicaines et la Democratic Dans le Context de l'ALENA [Mexican Industrial Relations and Democracy under NAFTA], Maria Lorena Cook
Regional Integration and Transnational Labor Strategies under NAFTA, Maria Lorena Cook
The Politics of Economic Restructuring in Mexico: Actors, Sequencing, and Coalition Change, Maria Lorena Cook, Kevin J. Middlebrook, and Juan Molinar Horcasitas
Labor Costs and the Social Dumping Debate in the European Union, Christopher L. Erickson and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Labour Institutions and Economic Development: A Conceptual Framework With Reference to Asia, Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Growth With Equity], Gary S. Fields
The Migration Transition in Asia, Gary S. Fields
American Trade Unions and Public Approval: Can Unions Please All of the People All of the Time?, Paul Jarley and Sarosh Kuruvilla
National Industrialization Strategies and Firm Level IR/HR Practices: Case Studies in Malaysia and Philippines, Sarosh Kuruvilla
Swedish Professionals and Gender Inequalities, Charles W. Mueller, Sarosh Kuruvilla, and Roderick D. Iverson
Social Partnership: An Organizing Concept for Industrial Relations Reform, Lowell Turner
A Diversity of New Work Organization: Human-Centered, Lean, and In-Between, Lowell Turner and Peter Auer
Articles & Chapters from 1993
Poverty Changes in Developing Countries, Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book The Four Little Dragons: The Spread of Industrialization in East Asia], Gary S. Fields
Reforming Social Security and Social Safety Net Programs in Developing Countries, Gary S. Fields and Olivia S. Mitchell
The Transformation of Industrial Relations in Eastern Germany, Ulrich Jürgens, Larissa Klinzing, and Lowell Turner
Trade Unions and Collective Bargaining: Suggestions for Emerging Democracies in Eastern Europe and the Former Soviet Union, Harry C. Katz, Sarosh Kuruvilla, and Lowell Turner
The Development of Members' Attitudes Toward Their Unions: Sweden and Canada, Sarosh Kuruvilla, Daniel G. Gallagher, and Kurt Wetzel
A Confirmatory Factor Analysis of Union Commitment in Australia, Sarosh Kuruvilla and Roderick D. Iverson
Two Dimensions of Union Commitment Based on the Theory of Reasoned Action: Cross-Cultural Comparison, Sarosh Kuruvilla and Magnus Sverke
Die Politik der neuen Arbeitsorganisation: Kooperation, Opposition oder Partizipation?, Lowell Turner
Prospects for Worker Participation in Management in the Single Market, Lowell Turner
Social Partnership in Germany: Lessons for U.S. Labor and Management, Lowell Turner
Articles & Chapters from 1992
Living Standards, Labor Markets and Human Resources in Taiwan, Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Income Distribution in Less Developed Countries], Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book The Distribution and Redistribution of Income: A Mathematical Analysis], Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Urban Labour Market Structure and Job Access in India: A Study of Coimbatore], Gary S. Fields
Swedish Wage-Earner Funds: An Experiment in Economic Democracy, Jonas Pontusson and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Industrial Relations and the Reorganization of Work in West Germany: Lessons for the U.S., Lowell Turner
Articles & Chapters from 1991
The Politics of Work Reorganization: Pervasive Union Decline?, Lowell Turner
Articles & Chapters from 1990
Organizing Opposition in the Teachers' Movement in Oaxaca, Maria Lorena Cook
Labor Standards, Economic Development, and International Trade, Gary S. Fields
Labour Market Modelling and the Urban Informal Sector: Theory and Evidence, Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Beneath the Miracle: Labor Subordination in the New Asian Industrialism], Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Bridging the Gap: Four Newly Industrialising Countries and the Changing International Division of Labour], Gary S. Fields
Member-Union Relations and Union Satisfaction, Paul Jarley, Sarosh Kuruvilla, and Douglas Casteel
Union Participation in Japan: Do Western Theories Apply?, Sarosh Kuruvilla, Daniel G. Gallagher, Jack Fiorito, and Mitsuru Wakabayashi
NUMMI – Japanische Produktionskonzepte in den USA, Lowell Turner
Articles & Chapters from 1989
The Impact of Government Policies on Urban Employment in Small Economies, Gary S. Fields
Three Plants, Three Futures, Lowell Turner
Articles & Chapters from 1988
[Review of the book Social Security: A Critique of Radical Proposals], Gary S. Fields
Trade Strategies and the Poor: Adjusting to New Realities, Gary S. Fields
Articles & Chapters from 1987
Business Divestment in South Africa: In Who's Best Interest?, Paul Lansing and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Industrial Dispute Resolution in India in Theory and Practice, Paul Lansing and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Articles & Chapters from 1986
[Review of the book Resources, Values and Development], Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Technology Choice and Employment Generation by Multinational Corporations in Developing Countries], Gary S. Fields
Job Reservation in India, Paul Lansing and Sarosh Kuruvilla
Manuscripts from 1985
Effects of Social Security Reforms: An Empirical Life Cycle Model for the United States, Gary S. Fields and Olivia S. Mitchell
Estimating the Effects of Changing Social Security Benefit Formulas, Gary S. Fields and Olivia S. Mitchell
Articles & Chapters from 1984
The Economics of Retirement Behavior, Olivia S. Mitchell and Gary S. Fields
Articles & Chapters from 1983
[Review of the book Retirement Income Opportunities in an Aging America: Income Levels and Adequacy], Gary S. Fields
Articles & Chapters from 1982
Educational Progress and Economic Development, Gary S. Fields
Growth and Distribution in the Market Economies of East Asia, Gary S. Fields
Place-to-Place Migration in Colombia, Gary S. Fields
Articles & Chapters from 1980
Assessing Progress toward Greater Equality of Income Distribution, Gary S. Fields
Education and Income Distribution in Developing Countries: A Review of the Literature, Gary S. Fields
[Review of the book Studies of Urban Labour Market Behaviour in Developing Areas], Gary S. Fields