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On Tap Today: Hello Cello
This is a city that appreciates its cello; after all, how many rock bands can you find in other towns where the cello is a central part of the sound, as is the case with star Milwaukee act I'm Not a Pilot?
But one can never show too much appreciation for this fine instrument. Recognizing this fact, the Wisconsin Conservatory of Music is presenting "Art of the Cello" at 7 p.m. tonight. And it's not just your average everyday cello player who'll be showcasing the instrument, but Tamas Varga, a cello player for one of the world's most esteemed orchestras, the Vienna Philharmonic. Varga will be playing solo compositions for cello from composers Ligeti, Ibert and Gal, and the evening's concert will also pay tribute to the piano, courtesy of guest pianist Stephen Beus. »Read Full Blog Post
Joy Formidable's live show can't match studio sound
The Joy Formidable delivered a blistering set at Summerfest last July Fourth. But something's changed since that hot summer night: The Welsh alternative rock trio's studio ambitions and accomplishments have outgrown its live capabilities.
The band returned to Milwaukee Tuesday to perform at a surprisingly spacious Turner Hall Ballroom. (Perhaps the Tuesday date turned people off? Or maybe the band's played the market too many times recently?) For Tuesday's 90-minute set, it had new material to share from its bold January album, "Wolf's Law." »Read Full Article(6)
Metropolitan Museum gets Cubist trove from Estee Lauder heir
The Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York will receive the largest gift of art in its history from cosmetics magnate Leonard A. Lauder, the museum announced Tuesday. The collection includes work by Pablo Picasso, Georges Braque, Juan Gris and Fernand Léger, is valued at $1.1 billion and is considered one of the foremost collections of Cubist works in the world.
Florentine Opera plans an Italian season with 'La Traviata,' 'La Boheme'
The Florentine Opera will celebrate the Italian opera tradition during the 2013-'14 season, bookending its performance year with Verdi's "La Traviata" and Puccini's "La Bohème."
It also plans to bring more music to the Riverwest neighborhood with a new series of workshop performances and staged scenes at its home base, the Wayne & Kristine Lueders Florentine Opera Center, 926 E. Burleigh St. »Read Full Article
The Tap Pre-Show: See the Last Bison perform 'Switzerland' in our studio
The Last Bison is a family affair. Actually two families. Frontman Ben Hardesty's father Dan does the banjo and mandolin, with Ben's sis Annah on bells and percussion. Andrew Benfante handles reed organ and the melodica, and brother Jay is on drums and percussion. Then "honorary relatives" Teresa Totheroh (Annah's best friend) plays violin, with Annah's boyfriend Amos Housworth on cello.
With their talents combined the Virginia folk revival act has made one of my favorite songs so far this year "Switzerland," appearing on its debut album "Inheritance" for Republic Records (home of the Avett Brothers and Of Monsters and Men). The combination of whimsical xylophone and banjo, the beauty of violin and cello, and the gruff passion of Ben Hardesty's voice really gets under my skin. »Read Full Blog Post
Tap dancer Marshall Davis Jr. graces Milwaukee Ballet
Internationally acclaimed hoofer Marshall Davis Jr. will be part of the Milwaukee Ballet's spring series concert performing the "Simply Sammy" dance, which features the dance and music of Sammy Davis Jr. »Read Full Article
'Today' show gets the wrong Ron Johnson
When reporting on the the departure of J.C. Penney CEO Ron Johnson after just 17 months on the job, the "Today" show aired the photo of Wisconsin senator Ron Johnson in error.
Anne Basting wins $40,000 for "Islands of Milwaukee"
Anne Basting, a scholar in theater and aging at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee, has won a prestigious, $40,000 award for a project that seeks to reconnect isolated seniors with the community in Milwaukee.
Basting won the Map Fund award from Creative Capital along with Sojourn Theater. Their "Islands of Milwaukee" project will address "decades of structural segregation" by using media, visual art installation and performance to engage Milwaukeeans with the city's homebound seniors. »Read Full Blog Post
Herb Alpert brings show to Pabst Theater
Trumpeter/music producer Herb Alpert of Tijuana Brass fame will perform at the Pabst Theater at 8 p.m. June 1.
Tickets are $55.50 and $39.50 and go on sale noon Friday at the Pabst and Riverside Box offices and on the Pabst site. »Read Full Article
Sam Llanas pays tribute to Les Paul in new music video
Former BoDean Sam Llanas has paid tribute to a fellow Waukesha-born music man—late guitar innovator Les Paul—in a new music video for Llanas' song "The Way Home."
Video: The Concert Corner - Summerfest, Harley-Davidson's 110th, Garbage and more
Lot to run through in the Concert Corner chat this week. A whopping 96 bands were announced last week to play Summerfest and the Harley-Davidson 110th Anniversary. And then there was Garbage's return to Milwaukee for the first time since 2005. Plus there's a lot to look forward to this week: the Joy Formidable, the Last Bison, the WAMI Awards.
So I tried to condense all this in my chat with CineStars' Brittany Umar, but of course couldn't get terribly deep. You can follow the links for more information on Summerfest 2013 headliners, the Harley-Davidson 110th anniversary lineup, the Garbage Eagles Ballroom show, Joy Formidable at Turner Hall Ballroom and the WAMI Awards. »Read Full Blog Post
'Glee'-inspired reality show set in La Crosse
La Crosse's "ambassadors of music," the Grand River Singers are stars of a reality show "Off Pitch," premiering on VH1 April 17.
Watch a trailer for the show - which looks like a cross between "Glee" and the ensemble comedy mockumentary stylings of Christopher Guest - below. »Read Full Blog Post(2)
On Tap Today: No Joy in this live show dilemma
The Last Bison, pictured above, is performing Tuesday at Club Garibaldi. But the Joy Formidable is also playing Tuesday at Turner Hall Ballroom. Decisions, decisions. »Read Full Blog Post


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San Jose had biggest unemployment rate drop in 2003
February 05, 2004
In December 2003, 194 metropolitan areas recorded lower jobless rates than a year earlier, 118 areas had higher rates, and 19 areas had rates that were unchanged.
San Jose, California, had the largest over-the-year unemployment rate decrease (-1.9 percentage points), closely followed by Reading, Pennsylvania (-1.8 points), and Fresno, California (-1.7 points).
Thirty-three additional areas recorded jobless rate decreases of at least 1.0 percentage point from December 2002. Among the 36 areas with rate decreases of 1.0 percentage point or more, 13 were located in the West and 10 each were located in the Northeast and South.
Danville, Virginia, registered the largest over-the-year jobless rate increase (+3.1 percentage points), with Steubenville-Weirton, Ohio-West Virginia, posting the next largest increase (+2.5 points). Both of these areas experienced large declines in manufacturing employment over the year, contributing to increased unemployment. Six additional areas—including four in Michigan—had rate increases of at least 1.0 percentage point.
These data come from the BLS Local Area Unemployment Statistics program. Data for December 2003 are preliminary. More metropolitan area unemployment statistics are available in "Metropolitan Area Employment and Unemployment: December 2003" (PDF) (TXT), news release USDL 04-118.
Bureau of Labor Statistics, U.S. Department of Labor, The Economics Daily, San Jose had biggest unemployment rate drop in 2003 on the Internet at http://www.bls.gov/opub/ted/2004/feb/wk1/art04.htm (visited September 30, 2016).
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Local Super Bowl rating exceeds national figure
Needless to say, when the dust settles, Sunday's Super Bowl between the San Francisco 49ers and Baltimore Ravens will be the highest-rated program of the year.
It is already the highest-rated Super Bowl game, according to overnight national ratings. »Read Full Blog Post(1)
Dachshunds test their mettle at German Fest derby
As soon as the racer sprinted across the finish line Sunday, he gave a high-five to his coach crouched on the ground.
Actually it was more of a high 10 since Bean, a 3-year-old dachshund, reared up on his stubby legs to put both tiny paws up in the air for his owner, Joe Stiehm, to tap. Bean didn't know he'd just won his heat in the bratwurst division of 3- to 5-year-olds and didn't care that some of his competitors were still wandering around on the racecourse as their owners frantically whistled, called, waved, bounced balls, held up treats and squeezed squeaky toys. »Read Full Article(5)
Trisha Brown company offers playful show at sculpture garden
River Hills — The New York-based Trisha Brown Dance Company brought a whimsical, playful program to the Lynden Sculpture Garden Sunday afternoon, presented by Alverno Presents.
Nine dancers, wearing white and working without music for most of the program, gave a captivating, lighthearted performance that was somehow perfectly suited to a summer afternoon in the park. »Read Full Article


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Now, let's take a look at how to compose email messages from your iPhone or iPod touch. You can compose email from any screen in the Mail App by tapping the Compose button in the lower right-hand corner. This opens a new blank message. You can fill out the fields at the top in any order you like, but let's work our way down. In the To field, either start typing the address of the person you want to send the email to, or press the Plus (+) button to browse through your contacts, and select the recipient from there. If you don't need to use the Cc or Bcc fields, you can just leave them blank. In the From field, you can choose which one of your email addresses you want to send your email from.
I'll leave it as is. Next, type a subject for your email. It's considered good form and a courtesy to include a subject line in your emails, so your recipients know what the email is about and also so they have an additional way of searching for the email later, should they need to refer back to it. All that's left is to type your message. Tap in the body of the message and start typing. Bear in mind that as with most other applications in which you can type, you can rotate the iPhone, or iPod touch to type in Landscape mode, which you might find easier and more comfortable.
You can also apply some basic formatting to your text which you might want to do for emphasis. Just select the word or words you want to format, then click the triangle here which you might find to reveal the Bold, Italics, and Underline options. You can choose any combination of the three. Tap anywhere away from the text to deselect it. You can also adjust the quote level of a paragraph by selecting any word in it and then tapping the triangle until you see the Quote Level button. And here, you can tap to increase or decrease the Quote Level.
You can see these lines appearing on the side as I increase the Quote Level. This can be useful if you're quoting someone else in your email. When you're done typing, you can tap Send to send it off, or if you need to save the message until you have more time to finish it, you can tap Cancel, which gives you the option to either save or delete the message. Tap Save Draft if you want to get back to it later. That places it in the Drafts folder for that email account where you can access it again by navigating out here to the main Mail screen, tapping the account in which you were composing the message, and then tapping Drafts.
Then here, you'll find your saved message. Just tap it to open it again, tap anywhere in it to begin editing, make any necessary changes, and then send it off. So, that's how you compose a message from scratch. Now, other ways to create new messages include replying to a received email, which you do by simply opening a message you've received, and then tapping this curved arrow button.
You're given the choice to Reply and write a message back to the sender or Forward if you want to send the email on to someone else. You can also print the email from here if you're on a network with an AirPrint-enabled printer. I'm just going to cancel that for now. You can also send emails from various apps like your Photo Library or from Safari. But new to iOS 6, you can now attach photos to a new message from the Mail app itself. Previously, you had to go out to your Photo Library to copy a photo, and paste it into your message. But now you can just compose a new message and then just tap where you want the photo to appear in the message. Tap the right triangle once, and choose Insert Photo or Video.
This opens your Photo Library and you can browse to find the photo or video you want to attach. Once you select the photo, it's inserted into your message. Now this doesn't mean you have to start composing a message in order to attach a photo. You can do it in the other direction too. Let's cancel this message and I'm just going to delete the draft, and I'm going to open my Photos app. Let's say you're browsing through your photos and you find a photo you want to send to a friend. I need to tap the screen once to bring the buttons back and now I can tap the Share button, and choose Mail.
That opens a new message with the photo attached. So we can email a photo directly from the Photos app. I'll just cancel that. Similarly, if I come across a web page I want to forward to someone, I can tap the Share button in Safari and choose Mail from here. And again, a new message opens and notice the Subject has been filled in with the title of the web page and the address of the page appears in the body of the message. So, those are some of the main ways you can create a new email message, and how you can add attachments like photos and web links.
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The Cheeriest Dining Chairs Ever: Jake Chairs by Koskela
Koskela, and it's currently on display at Koskela's studio in Roseberry, New South Wales, in Australia. The chairs are not available in the US (wah!), but you can contact them for ordering information.
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Fontenot provides spark in Midland's semfinal victory
CROWLEY – With Miles Prejean, B.J. Cormier and Colby Gantt carrying the bulk of the offensive load for Midland during the 2009-10 season, Allen Fontenot had been relegated to the role of defensive specialist and rebounder for the Rebels.
That all changed Tuesday.
With his team in need of an offensive spark in their Class B semifinal showdown against perennial power Zwolle, Fontenot stepped up in a huge way.
The junior forward, who averaged just seven points per game on the season, was virtually unstoppable from beyond the 3-point arch, draining seven of 10 attempts to help lead the Rebels to a 79-78 overtime victory.
"He wasn't even on our scouting report," Zwolle coach Bradley McLaren said afterward of Fontenot. "He never showed up on any film we had on them."
"I don't think he was on many people's scouting report this year," Midland coach Todd Briley said in postgame interviews. "That's good. I hope Rapides didn't see him tonight, too."
Midland will take on top-seeded Rapides Friday at 6 o'clock in the Class B title game at the Cajundome.
Fontenot's effort – 24 points, four rebounds in 36 minutes - was even more impressive considering that just over four weeks ago, he underwent an appendectomy.
"What a lot of people don't know is that just a few weeks ago, he was having surgery," said Briley. "He bounced back from that and it wasn't like he just went out there playing like he was hurt. He picked up where he left off and that shows a lot of character. I was really proud of him for that."
Fontenot's performance, which included five 3-pointers in the second quarter to help give Midland a 43-28 halftime advantage, came as no surprise to Briley.
"Allen has come up big for us before, but I guess Zwolle just didn't know that," he said. "It's not uncommon for him to hit big shots. He got in the zone and we kept getting him the ball."
Fontenot drained six 3-pointers in a 53-50 victory over St. Louis in November and scored 21 against Hosanna in the second round of the state playoffs.


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09/03/92 State Utah V. Wilfred A. Vigil
Supreme Court Of Utah
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Wilfred A. Vigil, Jr., appeals from a trial court order denying a motion he directed against two counts of an information filed against him. He moved to amend one count of attempted second degree murder and to dismiss a second count of attempted second degree murder. The sole question presented on appeal is whether the trial court correctly ruled that Vigil could be prosecuted for attempted second degree murder under the depraved indifference alternative of section 76-5-203(1)(c) of the Code. Utah Code Ann. § 76-5-203(1)(c) (1990) (amended 1991). *fn1 We hold that Utah does not recognize attempted depraved indifference homicide and reverse the trial court order denying Vigil's motion.
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Tomasz Adamek's Return To Possibly Land on October 18
By Luke Furman
According to multiple sources in Poland, former two division world champion Tomasz Adamek (49-3, 29KOs), 37-years-old, will potentially return on October 18th in Lodz, Poland. Adamek was last in the ring this past March, where he lost a twelve round decision to undefeated heavyweight contender Czar Glazov of Ukraine. Prior to that, Adamek had a five fight win streak. He still hopes to land a major title shot in the near future.
No opponent has been set, but Ray Austin's name has been kicked around in boxing circles.
"For me it doesn't matter [who I fight]. I just want to give the people a good show, something that will be remembered and remembered for a long time," Adamek stated when discussing his fall return.
Luke Furman covers boxing for bokser.org.
[QUOTE=daggum;14658217]adamek was a terrible heavyweight. still is actually. of course this is one of vitali's best wins. oh yea and lol![/QUOTE] Lol,Goral must have beat one of your favourite boxers,or proved you wrong countless times (undoubtedly both in your case,thus…Comment by BostonGuy on 06-13-2014
[QUOTE=Weltschmerz;14657611]Seems Adamek is contend with not hunting title shots anymore.[/QUOTE] Adamek is a big draw in NJ (bigger than Andre Ward..haha) and in Poland can make a decent living fighting scrubs and fringe contenders. Adamek fighting at hw has always…Comment by daggum on 06-13-2014
adamek was a terrible heavyweight. still is actually. of course this is one of vitali's best wins. oh yea and lol!Comment by Scott. Weiland on 06-13-2014
Adamek KOs glass chin Wilder then retires WBC champion.lets all pray Wilder beats Stiverne however unlikely and as far fetched as that sounds !!Comment by Weltschmerz on 06-13-2014
[QUOTE=DeadLikeMe;14657690]Didn't he announce his retirement after his last fight?[/QUOTE] Common as with many fighters, the temptation of more paydays and missing the fighting game keeps them coming back for more. Adamek can earn good money fighting in his native Poland,…Post a Comment - View More User Comments (10)


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The job of the real estate consultants is to act as a guide in the transaction of real estate properties. The real estate consultants in Smiths Station must have a detailed knowledge of the present market scenario of the real estate department. The real estate consultants act as a bridge between the properties and the prospective buyers. The real estate consultants of Smiths Station are not only responsible for showing the properties to their clients but also intimate them about the right rates of the properties.
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A medical license is required for a doctor to practice medicine in a particular state. Requirements vary by state but most require, at a minimum, post-graduate training in the doctor's specific specialty. An NPI number is a national identifier unique to an individual health care provider and is managed by the Center for Medicare & Medicaid Services (CMS).
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The Mantra alternates a very positive statement (e.g. "you are amazing") with a very negative one (e.g. "nobody likes you"). Every hour the watch displays one positive message and one negative message (the wedge that you read the statement through is also the hour hand).
Over time The Mantra makes the arrogant person more humble and makes the humble more confident.
The Mantra is inspired by the psychological theories of åÌ´Ì¥åÌ´_mile CouåÌ´Ì¥å© who promoted the practice of conscious auto-suggestion, that is the repetition of positive statements to heal the body or mind; most famously with the phrase "Every day, in every way, I'm getting better and better."
Mr Jones Watches is the new cult watch brand from London, we create watches that are both provocative and seductive.
The watch today is a curious object - its functional aspect is largely redundant due to the abundence of mobile phones and computers which both keep impeccable time. This redundancy liberates the watch, allowing it to become more playful and carry some alternative functionality.All the Mr Jones Watches are designed by Crispin Jones, they are genuine indie products entirely conceived and executed following a singular vision. To use a cinematic analogy: most watches may be thought of as Hollywood blockbusters replete with happy ending and saccharine sentiment; Mr Jones Watches in contrast are film noir - interested in the anti-hero and the complicated pleasures of everyday life.
A statement from Crispin Jones about the design of the watches:
"Today everyone has a mobile phone to do the really functional timekeeping, this means that the wristwatch is free to do something a bit different. The watches I design reflect and comment on society, both on the role that time plays in all our lives and also on the social impact of technology. Of course because I would like people to wear these watches, I also work very hard to make them beautiful objects in their own right."
The watch comes in a MJW presentation box with a specially commissioned illustration by Nadine Faye-James. Inside the box you'll find the guarantee card - each watch is guaranteed for 12 months from the date of purchase against original manufacturing defect.
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MSG Classroom: Where Teamwork isn't just a Concept
Last week, another class of students from the Hope Leadership Academy "graduated" from MSG Classroom. Ten students spent the fall learning about the media industry and what it takes to succeed in a television career. They met twice a week, once at Madison Square Garden offices to meet with staff and learn interviewing skills, camera and production work, and much more. And the teens typically met the day before at Children's Aid to prepare for those classes.
The end product was "Slap Shot," a professional quality news interview program. Roberto Rivera interviewed Anthony DuClair, a 19-year-old rookie star for the New York Rangers. And Nyuma Gumaneh interviewed the legendary Al Trautwig, an award-winning sportscaster who has been a mainstay for the New York Rangers, Knicks, and Yankees in addition to being a consistent presence at the Olympics since 2000, among many other pursuits in sports journalism. He is an enthusiastic supporter of MSG Classroom and told Nyuma that her interview of him was the best one that had ever been done.
Since 2008, about 120 students from Hope Leadership Academy have participated in MSG Classroom, which has won a 2013 Beacon Award* for its educational impact. The program is hugely important to these young people, regardless of whether they ever decide to make broadcast journalism or television their career.
One of the most important things they learn is teamwork. "Everyone has a significant contribution," said Danny Morris, an assistant director in the Adolescence Division who has overseen the running of the program since 2008, but began directly managing it 2 years ago. "Teamwork isn't just a concept after MSG Classroom. They see that everyone is a critical part of a big project."
Danny also talked about how the kids get a better sense of their own value. They can see themselves as being a part of something great. "The people at Madison Square Garden treat these guys like they're rock stars," said Danny. "And it sinks in for the students that, yes, 'I deserve this.'"
Among other things, participants also learn to dress for success by visiting workplaces twice a week. They also get to be thankful. For example, they will be over-the-top thankful for the courtside Knicks tickets they received from Al Trautwig at the end of last week's ceremony.
More importantly, though, they will certainly be thankful for a once in a lifetime experience that should pay dividends in their college careers and far beyond.
*=MSG won a 2013 Beacon Award in the Education category for the 2012 Fall Semester of their "MSG Classroom" program. The Beacon Awards are presented annually by The Association of Cable Communicators (ACC) and recognize programming networks, cable systems, and cable associations for excellence in communications and public affairs.
A Night of Music and Community in the South Bronx
Dozens of children and their families gathered at PS 55 in the Bronx on Thursday for an evening of music with an international twist. Hosted by South Bronx Rising Together, this live musical performance was headlined by internationally renowned Canadian Brass. They were joined by two local Bronx groups, multi-Grammy nominee Bobby Sanabria & Quarteto Aché, and Circa 95, a local hip hop duo.
This eclectic group of musicians was brought together in partnerships with the Bronx Music Heritage Center and PS 55. The event was designed to help foster a stronger sense of community for the families, the school, and the community partners, as they work together to create a cradle-to-college and career pathway.
Playing the Garden
Alex and Ivan Kalashnikov came to the attention of the Staten Island team of Children's Aid in the devastating aftermath of Hurricane Sandy. Both boys were traumatized by how the storm affected their home. Their father knew they needed a diversion, so he helped teach them to play classical guitar.
They have come a long way. Thanks to Garden of Dreams, the brothers played the Garden on Monday night before the puck dropped at a New York Rangers game. They put on quite a show.
The Holidays Mean Hogs
Under the bright sun, about 100 patrons of the Hogs & Heifers Saloon sliced through the brisk wind on the Harley Davidson motorcycles to bring some good cheer to approximately 300 children and their families from The Children's Aid Society's Preventive Services Program. This is the third year for the event and it's become a wonderful tradition that these families really appreciate. The good cheer took the form of brand-new wrapped toys, gift cards, and a holiday meal. Santa arrived on his own hog to take care of the distribution and make a lot of kids happy.
Many thanks to Michelle Dell, the owner of Hogs & Heifers, manager Kelly Marshall, and all of their generous customers for making this such a great day for so many young people.
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Thank you for making Roman Holiday a success!
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Last month, the Associates Council hosted our 18th annual fall fundraiser, "Roman Holiday." The event was held at Bread & Tulips, a cozy and rustic-chic restaurant in New York's Gramercy area and gathered 130 guests to raise funds and awareness for The Children's Aid Society's (CAS) foster care program.
Through ticket and raffle sales, we raised over $5,000 to support foster care programs.
To kick-off the event, Director of Permanency for foster care programs at CAS, Michael Wagner, explained how event proceeds would support some of the non-traditional and unexpected expenses that arise during the year.
"I'm extremely moved and encouraged by the junior board's efforts to raise awareness and funds for our foster care program," said Michael Wagner. "Through their fundraiser, we have funds that enable us to provide the extra things that government funding doesn't necessarily provide when a child has to be removed from the home."
In addition to raising awareness and funds for a great cause, the event also gathered Associates Council members and their guests who sampled delicious handmade pizzas fresh from the oven and antipasti while socializing.
Associates Council members and event co-chairs Zandra Pernica and Kate Ruque secured sponsorship from a range of vendors including Tito's Handmade Vodka, Tiziano, Weihenstephan beer and Southampton Breweries. The duo also worked to coordinate several raffle prizes including the "Porto Rotondo" Audrey bag donated by The Audrey Hepburn Children's Fund and a signed New York Rangers hockey stick signed by NHL all-star Rick Nash.
Under Zandra and Kate's leadership, young professionals were inspired to donate their time and talents to make this event a success. Dennis Han patiently designed the event graphics and Nick Wingfield of Lass Photography photographed and captured video of the event. Follow us on Facebook to view event photos and click here to view the video!
As 2014 winds down, the Associates Council would like to thank all of its members and supporters for making this event and this year a meaningful success. Planning for more great events and programming are already in the works, so follow us on Instagram, Twitter and Facebook to stay up-to-date on our news!
Interested in joining the Associates Council? Reach out to Malia Poai at email@example.com.
Thanksgiving Tradition Continues
On the eve of Thanksgiving, in the face of some awful winter weather, chefs from the city's finest hotels and restaurants gathered at the Dunlevy Milbank Center to prepare a fantastic Thanksgiving feast for more than 1,000 Harlem residents—including many families participants in our Early Childhood and School Age programs. For 24 years, the Food and Beverage Association of America has generously organized and hosted this holiday dinner. A huge team of volunteers cooked an estimated 250 twenty pound turkeys with all the trimmings. The Food and Beverage Association members, their colleagues, and friends donated all the food, decorations, and table settings for the dinner, and served food to attendees.
This year's Thanksgiving event was made even more special by the Harlem Globe Trotters, who played some one-on-one with Early Childhood participants and thrilled the audience with tricks. The entertainment continued throughout the evening as a DJ treated diners to music during their meal. Dessert time meant dancing in addition to the many sweets available. Further supplementing the spirit of giving, Milbank staff and the association raffled off an additional 125 cooked turkeys to families and individuals for their own Thanksgiving celebrations.
Thank you to the Food and Beverage Association for its generosity and to all the volunteers for making this a joyous event for the families we serve.
November is Adoption Awareness Month
By a proclamation signed by Governor Andrew Cuomo, November is officially Adoption Awareness Month in New York. Governor Cuomo has declared that New York will join the rest of the nation and use November to highlight the need for young people in the child welfare system to find forever families. The proclamation notes that 2,900 children in care in New York will need adoptive placements this year, and more than 1,000 of them are awaiting placements in adoptive homes. New York's theme for the 2014 Adoption Awareness campaign is "Promoting and Supporting Sibling Connections," which focuses on the importance of preserving sibling bonds by placing siblings together in adoptive homes whenever possible.
For years, The Children's Aid Society has met and exceeded our goals for completing adoptions of children and youth needing Forever Families. Last year Children's Aid worked to finalize the adoption of 100 children. Most of Children's Aid's foster children are adopted by their foster parents, when that's not possible the adoption unit works to find families for the children who need an adoptive resource. Currently adoption unit staff are working to match five children in need of an adoptive resource with families looking to open their home and hearts to waiting children. If you are interested in exploring adoption, or hearing more about our waiting children call the agency adoption unit at 718-764-2406. For more information and to find out more about New York State's waiting children explore the New York State Adoption Album.
Operation Warm with BNY Mellon
As we approach the coldest months of the year, we are reminded that not every family can afford a new winter coat. Operation Warm was started in 2002 with this in mind—and a goal to see that our neediest children are outfitted with coats to protect them from the harsh winter elements.
On Wednesday, November 5, 25 volunteers from BNY Mellon visited our Dunlevy Milbank Center in Harlem to deliver warm coats to hundreds of our kids. Every child had his or her own "personal shopper"—a volunteer from BNY Mellon-- to help find that perfect coat.
Thank you to Operation Warm and BNY Mellon for continuing the annual tradition of keeping a child warm in the winter.
From the Associates Council: Last Call for a Roman Holiday!
Over the past few weeks, the Associates Council has been hard at work prepping for our fall fundraiser, Roman Holiday, on Wednesday, November 12, at 7:00p.m. This is a perfect event to kick off the holiday season. We've secured a fantastic venue at Bread & Tulips in Gramercy and worked with chefs to curate a delicious, rustic Italian-themed menu. There will also be raffle prizes available, including a gorgeous "Porto Rotondo" Audrey bag.
While it will be great to connect with friends, we're really excited to gather together for a good cause and support The Children's Aid Society's foster care program. As you may know, Children's Aid supports more than 500 foster care children each year. To help support this important initiative, proceeds from ticket sales will directly benefit this program.
If this is your first time attending an Associates Council event, you're in for a treat! The Associates Council is a group of dynamic young professionals committed to using our talents to improve our community. Every event we execute has a purpose, and we need your help to make our last event of the year a success.
Event and raffle tickets are still available for purchase here. If you can't attend, donations of any amount are accepted and greatly appreciated. To stay current on Associates Council events, follow us on Facebook and Twitter (follow the hashtag #CASRomanHoliday for event updates).
Hope to see you there!
Event Details:
Date: Wednesday, November 12, 2014
Time: 7:00 PM - 10:00 PM
Location: Bread & Tulips (365 Park Avenue South between 26th and 27th Streets)
Purchase tickets here.
Foster Fridays: Meet Bendu Konneh
Some people have a natural instinct to think of others. Bendu Konneh is one of those people.
"I wanted to help," said Bendu, when presented with the idea of becoming a foster parent. "It's good to help people. Someday, I might need help."
She had already raised her own daughter, but Bendu was involved with an organization that provides services for women from Africa living in the Bronx. She learned about becoming a foster parent and the organization referred her to Children's Aid.
Bendu, a home health worker, brought a young woman and her infant son into her home in 2013. She gave the woman, now 19, her bedroom and instead slept in the living room. First and foremost, Bendu wanted to make sure the woman and her child, now two years old, felt at home. They have family dinners together, and Bendu brings the mother and son to other family events. She also wanted to make sure the young mother would finish high school to better provide for her family. She's now in 11th grade and on the path to a degree.
Bendu is getting much from being a foster parent. And there are hundreds more children who could use the kind of home and support that Bendu is offering. Read more to learn about becoming a foster parent.


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CROWLEY – With the impending threat of frigid temperatures and possible wintry precipitation, the Acadia Parish School Board Thursday announced the closures of its public schools today and with that, the postponement of a number of high school basketball games.
"The safety of our student-athletes is what comes first. So if school is out due to inclement weather, we don't want to get the kids out just to play a game," said Crowley High coach Derrick Boone, whose game at Eunice has been postponed until a later date."
Boone said the postponement was simply a precaution.
"We can always make the game up," he said. "It's not a necessity to play the game Friday. Anything that threatens our kids safety, we'll make adjustments and reschedule the game."
Elsewhere around the parish, story was much the same, with only a few exceptions.
In Midland, coach Todd Briley said his team's game at Bell City has also been pushed back until the end of the season.
"Calcasieu Parish is out of school and they can't play because of that," said Briley. "They wanted us to go over there tonight (Thursday) but it was just too short of a notice. It's a big game for us and it's beyond routine, so I didn't want to do that."
The Rebels and the Lady Rebels will travel to Bell City either Feb. 11 or Feb. 14 for the makeup, he said.
Iota's District 4-3A game at St. Louis has been postponed as has Church Point's contest at Port Barre. No dates for the makeup were announced.
And, Rayne, the final public high school in the parish, has delayed its games against Beau Chene to Saturday with the first contest slated for a 6 p.m. tipoff.
Despite the threat of inclement weather, two games were still scheduled to be played as of press time Thursday.
Notre Dame's league game at home against Erath was still set to be played as was Northside Christian's home contest against Hathaway.
"As of now, we're going play our games," said Notre Dame Lady Pios' coach Nolan Theriot. "As of right now, we see no reason why we wouldn't play.
"My understanding is that the freezing rain is supposed to come between 3 a.m. and 5 a.m. and it's going to get warmer as the day goes. We shouldn't have any freezing weather tomorrow evening so we don't feel that it will hinder any travel arrangements.
"As long as Erath can come, we're going to play the games."


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I only stayed there one night, but I agree with the other reviews, this is a very good hotel. I stayed in a "mini-suite" and it was spacious and comfortable. The staff was friendly and helpful.
Comfort Inn Suites - A/OK
Very good accomodations with the mini-suite. Staff was very courteous and helpful. Good continental breakfast (except for the jams and peanut butter -they need to be replaced).
Parking was included and very secure as was the hotel itself.
Not all that convenient to local transportation without a good hike.
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A very good hotel
No problems at all with the Comfort Suites, apart from the stupid taxi driver who got lost on the way. It's close to Seattle Center, which means an easy monorail ride to downtown. Rooms are big, clean and comfortable, and the continental breakfast (free) is excellent. Big shout out to the driver of the complimentary bus service as well - got me to the station on time and helped me avoid the pouring rain on another occasion. Highly recommended.
Good Value
Very good value -- parking included in price, and so is breakfast. I got the room for about $75/night. The location is ok -- it's about 3 blocks to walk to the monorail. What is really nice is they have a free shuttle service that will pick up/drop off just about anywhere downtown -- we used it quite a bit.
Home away from home...
My wife and I call it our second home because we love visiting Seattle and this is our favorite place to stay. We live east of the Cascade Mountains and visit Seattle to take a break from our small town farming community. We love this hotel for several reasons, with being only 5 minutes from Seattle Center and low cost (compared to other nearby accomodations) to be the two most important. We also appreciate the professional staff, neatly appointed rooms, and filling continental breakfast. Hope you enjoy, Yakamaniac
Very Nice Hotel
The Comfort Inn in Downtown Seattle was just perfect for the two of us. We were within walking distance of the Space Needle & Seattle Center. The hotel seemed it had just been renovated, and I would recommend it to friends.
Honest Staff
I stayed at the Hotel for one night to catch the Manchester United and Glasgow Celtics Soccer match. Upon my return home I realized that I had left my wallet in the room. I called the following day to see if it was still there and sure enough the House Cleaning Mgr said it was turned in. This proves how well they clean the rooms after one nights stay and the honesty of the staff. Thanks very much.
Reliable, pleasant, as advertised.
I stayed here in August 2001 (I just recently discovered this site and wanted to contribute some reviews as I found benefit and helpfulness from it).
Summary: Solid accommodation in a good location with a few perks thrown in.
Background: The location is great if you want to be near the Space Needle and the rest of Seattle Center where you can visit the Experience Music Project, Key Arena, etc. As a regular visitor to Seattle I find parking to be the one downside to the city. If you stay at this place, it's included for FREE! The establishment is fairly new and the interior is fresh and clean, if a bit bland. A lot of the motels/inns in this area are quite old, so staying in a clean place with new furnishings and beddings was a nice change. The rooms are quite large and offer good storage space. There is a breakfast room off the lobby which offers free continental breakfast, however my friends and I were never awake early enough to sample it or to take advantage.
The room had a fridge, which was an added convenience we used. It's especially nice to have that standard when the establishment doesn't have a restaurant inside. The only downside to the place is that they start their housekeeping early in the morning and were quite loud in the hallways. Additionally, the place is a magnet for families (sorry, I'm young and single!)and there always seemed to be kids running down the hallways during the afternoons and early evenings. If you have a membership, inquire about the AAA discount rate. Summary: Offered everything as expected along with a few perks. For those on a budget or who don't need "hotel" type services but want something that is "nicer than budget-class", this establishment will meet those expectations.
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Comfort Suites - great family motel
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We had a bunch of people going in different directions because of the time difference, Spackman said, noting, He was not really properly attired for the conditions. It was 20 degrees.
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Principal Structural Steel Engineer
Arabian International Company for Steel Structures (AIC) - Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
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Job Description
• Minimum 15 years of experience in structural engineering services with emphasis on steel structures.
• Chartered or Professional Engineer is mandatory.
• Familiar with design codes specifically structural steel (AISC and BS).
• Competent in the use of RAM Structural Systems, STAAD, SAP, and other software packages.
• Advanced project management and client management skills.
• Ability to review other professional's designs, understand their objectives, and evaluate the impact on the structural design.
• Ability to creatively resolve problems using physical laws and empirical knowledge of design and materials to make efficient use of funds, structural elements and materials to achieve the functional requirements, while still maintaining structural safety.
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(AIC) is a leading designer, fabricator and erector of structural steel and towers and is a member of the Attieh Group of companies. The Attieh Steel Group is the largest steel stockiest in the Middle East. AIC has been serving the needs of the Oil and Gas, Refining, Petrochemical, Power, Smelting, Steel, Cement, Desalination and other industrial and commercial projects since 1994 . The Company is structured into two main divisions-Structural Steel and Transmission/Telecom Towers. High quality, timely delivery and satisfied customers have been the key to our success. We have worked hard to establish a long-term business relationship with our customers who have responded by coming back repeatedly for their project requirements.


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I'm so pissed that I have to wait 28 more days for what's going to be the greatest superhero game of all time. I've read just about everything and watched each trailer about a billion times, so I'm ready to call myself an expert. Here's a list of all the villains that have been confirmed so far:
Joker-The Main Antagonist
Two-Face-Decides to gain fame in Arkham City by publicly executing Catwoman
Catwoman-Not really a villain, but takes advantage of all the chaos to go on a stealing spree
Penguin- Decides to gain back his rep by kidnapping cops and holding them hostage.Has Solomon Grundy kept underneath the Iceberg Lounge
Solomon Grundy-Little is known.Penguin has him kept.
Deadshot-Has entered Arkham City to assasinate an important villain
Riddler-Is forcing Batman to rescue hostages for every certain amount of trophies you collect
Hugo Strange-Little is known about Batman's earliest ever foe.Knows Batman's secret. Is suspected to be working with Joker
Poison Ivy-No information is given, she's just been confirmed...
Harley Quinn-Has a new outfit and is out for blood
Bane-No information is given except he is an ally of Batman
Mr. Freeze-Has been working in the GCPD forensics department, wants Batman to bring him his wife
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FGP working capital as at July 31, 2012: MINUS $50,875,000
"As of July 31, 2012, Ferrellgas, L.P. had received cash proceeds of $74.0 million from trade accounts receivables securitized, with no remaining capacity to receive additional proceeds"
Hi HO, Hi HO, Where Did The Cash Flow Go?
"For fiscal 2012, our distributable cash flow is approximately 60% of the total cash distributions paid for that period."
Hi HO, Hi HO, I Got My 50 Cents Though!
" We foresee only limited growth in total national demand for propane in the near future."
Hi HO, Hi HO, When Will The Cold Winds Blow?
"The expansion of natural gas into traditional propane markets has historically been inhibited by the capital cost required to expand distribution and pipeline systems, however, the gradual expansion of the nation's natural gas distribution systems has resulted in the availability of natural gas in areas that were previously dependent upon propane."
Hi HO, Hi HO, The Cracks Begin To Show!
"We have substantial indebtedness and other financial obligations."
Hi HO, Hi HO, Someone Else Can Pay Those Loans!
Sentiment: Strong Sell
18 consecutive years of $2 dividends, buying companies, forecast by EIA 17% increase in propane volume this winter....this should speak volumes but listen to Bonk, the shill for the shorts.
Sentiment: Strong Buy
"18 consecutive years of $2 dividends"
That have never increased once. Adjusted for inflation the "dividend" is 35% lower than when it started. And by paying out vastly more than the business has generated the company has racked up a crushing debt load of over $1.2 Billion now.
How do you expect them to keep paying out more than the business generates in cash flow when they are close to their 2:1 fixed charge ratio on their existing debt covenants? Do you drive looking out the windshield or looking in the rearview mirror?
"forecast by EIA 17% increase in propane volume this winter"
From depressed levels last year. Even returning to volumes 2 years ago still wouldn't generate enough to cover the distribution without taking on more debt. Show me your math and I will listen.
"buying companies"
Yes, buying companies, overpaying for them, diluting shareholders, and still not growing the business. FGP clearly has to keep "buying companies "just to stabilize it's customer base. Wake up. If you don't believe me read the 10-K:
"Our ability to grow our sales volumes within the propane distribution industry is primarily dependent upon our ability to acquire other propane distributors..."
Now, with all of those acquisitions, how has it been, ahem, growing?
From the 2000 10-K "We serve approximately 1.1 million customers"
From the 2012 10-K - "We serve approximately one million residential, industrial/commercial, portable tank exchange, agricultural, wholesale and other customers"
Wow, all those acquisitions and still the customer base shrinks. And of course they don't tell you how many "customers" are BBQ tank exchange vs. end user sales which makes up 75% of their volume.
"this should speak volumes "
What speaks volumes to me is pure simple mathematics.
The company is very close to a debt ceiling, if not over it, and they consistently pay WAY more in distributions than the business generates in cash flow, the business is declining so they must keep acquiring and diluting to stabilize it, and it's is trading at a valuation of 13X even a good year of EBITDA and 15x this past year.
FGP longs' investment thesis seems to boil down to "I always gots me 2 bucks and me likes me 2 bucks".
So my challenge to you is please show me mathematically how the company can come close to continue paying that on a sustainable basis, and why a flat to declining cyclical business is worth 13-15x EBITDA.
IMHO they are on a treadmill to the toilet - the "yield" is critical to their acquisition business model and so many insiders own it there will be chaos if they cut it. So they borrow and borrow and borrow and borrow. Until....


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CHICAGO – Horror fans heard the buzz surrounding "Cabin Fever" for months before it came out and the film launched Mr. Eli Roth to the "Hostel" films and even a role in the multiple Oscar nominee "Inglourious Basterds". That film has now been released on Blu-ray to coincide with its straight-to-DVD sequel "Cabin Fever 2: Spring Fever," itself directed by an already-acclaimed new horror director, "House of the Devil"'s Ti West.