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Solo Sara Bareilles makes big impression in small room
The voice of Sara Bareilles could fill, and has filled, venues larger than the Humphrey Scottish Rite Masonic Center Auditorium, which sold out its 435-seat capacity when she stopped there Friday night.
Bareilles was in the midst of her first-ever solo tour and evidently wanted the intimacy of a smaller venue - combined, perhaps, with the assurance that if she failed, she would do so in front of a smaller crowd. »Read Full Article(2)
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It's that time of the year when we're running for cover, huddling beneath the bright geometric shapes that have been knitted or crocheted by our matriarchs (and the occasional patriarch) and tucked into trunks and closets.
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Cue the cold weather. Now hit the lights. Downtown Milwaukee will flip the switch on the sparkly season Thursday evening for the opening night of the 15th annual Holiday Lights Festival.
The fun begins at 6 p.m. in Pere Marquette Park, as the night air fills with music by Spider George & the Web and the Tempters. Other entertainment includes dancing by Studio VIA and Danceworks, skits from the Milwaukee Rep and First Stage, ice sculpting by Art Below Zero and a visit from Santa. »Read Full Article
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Rioja country: Spain with a touch of glass
A good wine tour goes perfectly with a visit to Bilbao's fine architecture.
Vine and dandy: Rioja country is perfect for a gentle-paced tour with lots of wine tasting
There are, at present, 317 people living in the isolated northern Spanish village of Villabuena de Alava. But - given its location in the heart of Rioja wine country - it is not surprising that there are 43 wineries.
If you exclude the priest and the mayor, we are probably looking at one winery for every six people.
Travelling from Bilbao airport to Villabuena - my base for a weekend of learning about the best of the bodegas - the eye is immediately struck by three things.
One: lush green countryside studded with vineyard after vineyard. Two: an astonishing rash of ultra-modern architecture, ranging from the crazed cubes of our base, the Hotel Viura, to Frank Gehry's Guggenheim Museum in Bilbao itself and his "wow factor" hotel, the Marques de Riscal, built above one of the oldest wineries in Spain.
And third? Well, third was a marked absence of people. Basically there don't appear to be any. Six or seven people at a time, pretty much anywhere, makes the place look positively crowded. Perhaps they were all indoors, or on a very long post-wine siesta, or having a little lie-down after tending the vines from dawn.
If you are looking for peace, quiet, and a really enjoyable and informative break, then Rioja, which could not be further from the madding crowd, is it.
For anyone who is slightly sniffy about Spanish wine and has tended to lump anything labelled "Rioja" all together in the category mentally filed as "plonk", then a visit here is a revelation.
The region has successfully married the heritage of hundreds of years of wine-making with the lure of new Californian viniculture and technology, and this is reflected in the drink - and food - on offer. Be aware that the traditional food of the region is normally very meat-based: but it's now really easy to eat very superior vegetarian meals, capitalising on the wonderfully fresh local produce - and it's also worthwhile exploring the possibilities offered by the local fish. Try a regional speciality, ministra, which includes a variety of vegetables, particularly artichokes and truffle mushrooms.
Perhaps the most stunning combination of where the old world meets the new is in the tiny town of Haro, at the Tondonia winery. The winery itself is 125 years old and is on its third generation of winemakers. Like most wineries open to the public, it has a shop. It's a swooping concrete and metal sculpture designed by the renowned architect, Zaha Hadid. But inside the shop is a perfect jewel: a glorious panelled pavilion that the Tondonia family took to the Brussels World Fair in 1910. Once the fair was over, the Belle Epoque pavilion was taken to pieces and lay, undisturbed, in a warehouse. Now, 100 years later, this perfect gem is rehoused inside the Hadid structure, its rosewood panels shining as brightly as the day it was made.
The Compania Vinicola del Norte de Espana, also in Haro, should be known by its initials CVNE. But thanks to a typographical error in 1879, when it was founded by two brothers, the winery, one of the oldest in Rioja, is universally known as Cuné.
It still belongs to direct descendants of the founding Real de Asua family and its original winery is reassuringly old world: behind medallion-embossed gates there is a circular courtyard, with low buildings painted in cream and crimson. In the centre of this area the trucks draw up during the harvest season, loaded with the grape varieties - tempranillo, garnacha, mazuela and graciano for the red wines, viura, garnacha blanca and malvasia for the white.
A long, timbered hall, designed by Eiffel - yes, that Eiffel - contains the wine barrels made of French and American oak, ready to produce Cuné's staggering nine million bottles a year. Only 20 per cent of this goes for export, but these include the company's top wines. Look out for its classic Imperial red, only produced in exceptional vintage years, and Monopole, the fresh white Rioja which has been in production since 1915.
There could scarcely be more of a contrast with the spectacular Bodega Baigorri, in nearby Samaniego. This is a modern winery, which opened in 2004, and its massive glass atrium, sitting on the top of a vine-strewn hillside, is the only sign that you are looking at something very different.
Baigorri has capitalised on the topography of the area by building its winery into the hillside and hiding its state-of-the-art technology underground in seven levels.
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the halls where the barrels are
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slatted walkway, the sensation is like looking at China's terracotta army, as the barrels stretch into seeming infinity, uncountable.
And then a Baigorri staffer rolls back a huge wooden door and reveals the winery's tasting room and its coolly classy restaurant. Its red "Reserva" wine, with the winery's recognisable iconic typeface, is worth seeking out.
For something really different, there is a tiny medieval walled town, Laguardia, full of cobbled streets, criss-crossed underground by a network of ancient cellars entirely reminiscent of a giant Swiss cheese.
There are scores of tiny wineries in Laguardia; one of the best known is "El Fabulista," which is named after Spain's equivalent to Aesop and his fables. The wine in El Fabulista is made by seriously traditional methods: the grapes are offloaded into a square shaft, set deep into the ground floor of the winery shop. And yes, I am delighted to report, these grapes are crushed underfoot - although wellingtons are worn these days.
But this company produces a minute amount of wine, roughly 30,000 bottles a year, primarily for local consumption - and it's unlikely to suit a more sophisticated palate. But it's fun to visit the cellars.
There are said to be close to 600 wineries in this region, and everyone will have their favourite. But a time may come when even the most dedicated wine buff may seek something else to do and see.
The Hotel Viura offers all kinds of activities, from balloon rides over the vineyards to horse-riding and cycling in the vineyards themselves. You can even hire quad bikes to zoom around the countryside.
Once in Bilbao, the regional capital, a visit to Gehry's spectacular Guggenheim is in order. Even the most jaded museum-hater cannot fail to be enchanted by Puppy, artist Jeff Koons' 43-foot tall West Highland terrier, covered in brightly-coloured flowers, which sits guarding the front of the museum.
Koons' giant Tulips sculptures are around the other side of the building, while inside there are gloriously batty installations which invite the visitor to touch and feel, before crashing out for lunch in the excellent café. And this being Basque country, you might just have a drink. I seem to remember (hic) there was a glass round here somewhere…
Getting there
Hotel Viura (www.hotelviura.com; 0034 945 609000) is offering a special opening rate, from €125 (£104) for a double room with breakfast, subject to availability. Vueling (www.vueling.com) the new Spanish airline operates daily from Heathrow to Bilbao (and Seville and Coruna). Fares from €70 (£55) one-way, with allocated seating on its Airbus A320 fleet. Information on the wine route: www.rutadelvinoderiojaalavesa.com; 0034 902 114050
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Spyro Gyra was the first band to perform at the Tralf in its Theater Place location, and was a mainstay at the club back in the 1970s when it was located in a basement at Main Street and Fillmore Avenue.
Tonight, the Buffalo-born jazz fusion band returns to perform for the Tralf's 30th anniversary celebration.
"It was an honor to open the club and it's cool we're back for the 30th anniversary," says Spyro Gyra saxophonist Jay Beckenstein. "Anytime I play Buffalo it's a special time. I've never let go of my love for the town and its people."
This weekend's anniversary festivities includes the show at 8 tonight by Spyro Gyra and two shows Saturday by the Whispers. Tonight's event also aims to celebrate the people who figured in the Tralf's dramatic past.
"We're going to honor all the former owners and operators," says Jeremy Hoyle of Entertainment Services International, which has been operating the Tralf for eight years, booking artists and presenting shows. (The club's current owner is Tom Barone, ESI founder and president.) "We have people coming in from all over the United States, people that have been involved here."
Those honored guests include founders of the original Tralfamadore, Edward and Robert Lawson; saxophonist Bobby Militello, who owned the Tralf for some years; Ed Smith, who bought the Tralf in 1990 and dubbed it the Marquee at the Tralf; Fred Fadal, the coordinator of the original project design and construction effort; and former operator Alan Dewart.
Hoyle promises patrons will like what they see.
"We can't wait for people to see how the Tralf is thriving once again," Hoyle says. "Our venue has undergone many remarkable improvements in the past few years. Technical, cosmetic, operational and otherwise.
"A lot of people walk in and ask, �What happened here?' " he says. "There used to be an atrium outside the hall. Now there are government offices. So the outside of the Tralf is definitely different. It's still undergoing renovations.
"Inside the Tralf, we put in a new bar this week. We put in a brand-new sound system this week. We have absolute top-of-the-line equipment here now. I know, everyone says that," Hoyle laughs. "But we actually do. And the place just looks different. Just last week I said to Tom [Barone], �This place is something we're proud of.' He has done so much inside. The way it looks. The way it's lit. There's just been so much done to it. There's been so many improvements. It's something for Buffalo to be proud of."
The Tralfamadore Cafe's old basement location is fondly remembered by many. But the 400-seat "new" venue, opened in 1982 in a renovated Theater Place building, has earned its own place in history. Bigger than most clubs, smaller than most concert halls, it allows patrons to sit at tables, cabaret style, and enjoy drinks and food. The concept may be simple, but it is a rarity in Buffalo.
The Tralf has been unpredictable over the years, as it has gone through different owners. It occasionally went dark for long periods of time, its fortunes a topic of Buffalo gossip.
For Barone, the Tralf has "been a fantastic club since the first day it opened. Every owner has brought something that has made the club a little bit better. Our hope is to return it to its original plan � to make it the best music venue in Buffalo and a great place for fans to see music up close and personal."
This weekend is a great place to start, and Beckenstein, for one, is excited to return, saying it will be "a love fest."
"I'm looking forward to seeing old friends and reconnecting with Buffalo."


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ESPN draft analyst Mel Kiper Jr. broke down the top four or five needs for every NFL team heading into the draft.
Kiper has a good feel for the Saints' needs. He listed cornerback and receiver as his top two. I would reverse the order, but I agree with his thinking. As he pointed out, even though the Saints signed future Hall of Fame cornerback Champ Bailey to compete for the No. 2 cornerback job, they still need to develop more young talent at the position.
That's really the case for all of the Saints' draft needs. They've got a veteran penciled in at just about every starting position. So there's nowhere that they should feel forced to reach for any specific position.
But there are several areas where they could use an influx of young talent to rotate into the mix right away and develop into future starters. Chief among them are receiver, cornerback, the entire offensive line, inside linebacker and outside linebacker.
I'll break down each position in a more in-depth series leading up to the draft.
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Second-year Saints offensive tackle Terron Armstead spoke with SiriusXM NFL Radio's Alex Marvez and Gil Brandt. Among the topics he discussed, he said Saints outside linebacker Junior Galette is "hands down" the best NFL player he's faced so far, in part because of his "unorthodox style." Saints right tackle Zach Strief talked to me about the same thing last year, saying Galette's style makes him unpredictable.
The Advocate's Ramon Antonio Vargas caught up with Saints receiver Robert Meachem after he signed his new deal with the team. Meachem talked about the pride he takes in his blocking – and why it helps him wear down defensive backs. Meachem's blocking has long been his most underrated skill set – and it's a key reason the Saints keep bringing him back. His 20-plus yards per catch last season didn't hurt either.
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La casa solariega del siglo 18o ofrece alojamiento elegante en un ambiente sofisticado, pero sin pretensiones. Las suites de lujo disponen de chimenea, bañera de hidromasaje, porches privados, fina ropa de cama y antigüedades de la época. Ubicado en el valle de Middletown, las vistas pastorales de las tierras agrícolas de trabajo, zonas verdes en conserva, y hermosas montañas crean un telón de fondo lleno de tranquilidad para un espectacular Inn. Los extensos terrenos de la finca de 100 acres fomentan actividades maravilloso país. Deje que la belleza de la naturaleza a restaurar sus sentidos antes de salir a disfrutar de las muchas atracciones cercanas. Relájese, Rekindle, Restaurar, Rejuvenecer, y actualizar en el Inn at Stone Manor - tan lejos, sin embargo, tan cerca de casa.
5 en abril 05, 2016
This was a great get away for me and my close friend. Everythig from the room to the service was top notch. We wished we had booked 2 nights, we didnt want to leave. Staff was wonderful. Thanks again!
4,2 en abril 02, 2016
The Bed and Breakfast was beautiful and so was our room the Gardenia Suite. Unfortunately our gift certificates from Bedandbreakfast.com where not honored (The innkeepers had already charged the credit card we used to hold the reservation and said they could not reverse the charge) even though I informed Brian ahead of time that we we had enough gift certificate credit to cover the entire stay. Aside from that my only complaint would be the coffee station in the hall. It was nothibg but a water boiler and instant coffee. Might want to invest in a Keurig All in all it was a very nice stay that could have been a bit nicer. Breakfast was very good.
5 en marzo 02, 2016
The place is beautiful,fireplaces and Jacuzzi and all ,spent a lovely lover s weekend with my wife in the Gardenia suite,we will come back and try the Laurel suite next time. Remy and Jeremy are the sweetest couple of innkeepers,thanks again!
4,6 en febrero 25, 2016
Lovely stay with my wife to celebrate Valentine's day! As good a visit as the first time we went during our honeymoon two years ago!
4,2 en mayo 13, 2015
We stayed at the inn in April for our anniversary. The grounds and room were beautiful! We were in the Gardenia Suite. The inn was nice and quite to sleep in. Breakfast was great!
5 en marzo 13, 2015
The manor and grounds are well kept, clean, and scenic. The property managers are enthusiastic, polite, and attentive. The rooms are inviting, and each one unique. The manor is situated in the country approximately 15 minutes away from great food and shopping. The breakfast has been consistently great with local ingredients, if you have food allergies or special needs the staff will adjust for you. We have stayed at the manor during fall while wedding parties were there and during winter when all in quiet and calm, and each visit we felt valued. There are new property managers and they have continued the great experience, they are a young couple with drive. We are always excited to stay when planning to be in west Maryland and are looking forward to future visits. We have consistently experienced a quality stay away from mainstream hotels that is inviting and romantic. Contact the staff by phone and/or email and they will assist in choosing the right room for you.
3,8 en febrero 04, 2015
The Inn at Stone Manor is a beautiful building and grounds with the feel of the English countryside circa 1940. Everything is properly decorated with an antique, but not stuffy or cheesy, feel. We enjoyed a large tub, fireplace, and very comfortable bed. This is a place to relax and enjoy some quiet time. The innkeepers are new and trying to build up the B&B business, which apparently was not previously the focus for the Inn. I think this place is perfect for that purpose as it feels like you are getting away, but it is not far from Frederick (for great dining at Volt among others), Gettysburg, and off course DC. The one thing that needs improvement is food and refreshments -- the breakfast was fine but could be better. They should think about offering high tea and/or happy hour for mingling or enjoying some local wine and cheese. I highly recommend staying at the Inn at Stone Manor -- you won't regret it. Maybe one day they will add a stable, some horses, and a trainer which will complete the feel.
4,4 en febrero 02, 2015
We have been going to Stone Manor for 13 years including having our wedding reception there. It is a classic & historic place which we love. We met the new hosts in December 2014 & look forward to experiencing their new ideas.
5 en febrero 01, 2015
This place has an excellent vibe as soon as you walk in the door! The customer service is outstanding and the view is to die for. My husband and I really enjoyed ourselves and would love to go back!
4,8 en febrero 01, 2015
The stone manor was a perfect weekend getaway. It was cozy, and quiet. The grounds are beautiful to walk around and the staff was very friendly and helpful. I would definitely recommend this to others.
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Wheeler, a 1950 graduate of Oregon State University, served as president of Wheeler Manufacturing, founded by his father. He then became senior vice president of Willamette Industries, the timber company.
Wheeler, an active outdoorsman, gave money to a variety of causes, spoke publicly about his battle with alcoholism, and also volunteered his time. He served as president of the Wheeler Foundation and also on the boards of Oregon State University Foundation Board of Trustees and the Providence St. Vincent Medical Foundation, among other things.
According to a spokesman for his son, Oregon Treasurer Ted Wheeler, he died of a fall. The spokesman had no other details.
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I Love You, Alice B. Toklas
|I Love You, Alice B. Toklas
VHS video cover
|Directed by
|Hy Averback
|Produced by
|Pato Guzman
Paul Mazursky
Larry Tucker
|Written by
|Paul Mazursky
Larry Tucker
|Peter Sellers
Jo Van Fleet
Leigh Taylor-Young
Joyce Van Patten
David Arkin
|Music by
|Elmer Bernstein
|Philip H. Lathrop
|Edited by
|Robert Jones
|Distributed by
|Warner Bros.-Seven Arts
Release dates
Running time
|94 minutes
|United States
|Box office
|$1.1 million (rentals)[1]
I Love You, Alice B. Toklas is a 1968 romantic comedy film starring Peter Sellers, directed by Hy Averback with music by Harpers Bizarre. The film is set in the counterculture of the 1960s. The cast includes David Arkin, Jo Van Fleet, Leigh Taylor-Young (in her film debut) and a cameo by the script's co-writer Paul Mazursky. The title refers to the writer Alice B. Toklas, whose 1954 cookbook had a recipe for cannabis brownies.
Attorney Harold Fine (Sellers) is having second thoughts about marrying his longtime girlfriend Joyce. He encounters his brother, a hippie living in Venice Beach. He falls for an attractive flower power hippie girl (played by Leigh Taylor-Young) who has a knack for making pot brownies. Harold runs out of his wedding to live with the hippie girl, and tries to find himself with the aid of a guru. Ultimately he finds the hippie lifestyle as unfulfilling and unsatisfying as the "straight" lifestyle and once more decides to marry Joyce. At the last minute, he again leaves her at the altar and runs out of the wedding onto a city street saying he doesn't know for sure what he is looking for but, "there's got to be something beautiful out there."
- Peter Sellers - Harold
- Jo Van Fleet - Mother
- Leigh Taylor-Young - Nancy
- Joyce Van Patten - Joyce
- David Arkin - Herbie
- Herb Edelman - Murray
- Salem Ludwig - Father
- Louis Gottlieb - Guru
- Grady Sutton - Funeral Director
- Janet E. Clark - Mrs. Foley (as Janet Clark)
- Jorge Moreno - Mr. Rodriguez
- Ed Peck - Man in Dress Shop
I Love You, Alice B. Toklas was released to DVD by Warner Home Video June 20, 2006, as a Region 1 widescreen DVD and years later in 2011 as a DVD-on-demand title via Warner Archive.
See also[edit]
External links[edit]
- I Love You, Alice B. Toklas at the Internet Movie Database
- I Love You, Alice B. Toklas at the TCM Movie Database
- I Love You, Alice B. Toklas at AllMovie
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The 12th annual Black History Parade will be held today in downtown Aiken.
Hosted by the Black History Committee, the parade will begin at 2 p.m. on Florence Street.
The route will begin across from the American Legion Post 212. The parade processional will proceed east on Hampton Avenue and end at the Smith-Hazel Recreation Center on Kershaw Street.
Those who are participating in the processional are asked to be in place well before the 2 p.m. start time. Participants can arrive as early as 1 p.m.
With wintery weather threatening the CSRA, an alternative date has been set for Sunday, with the same start time.
February is Black History Month, or African-American History Month, an annual celebration of achievements by black Americans and a time for recognizing the central role of African-Americans in U.S. history. The event grew out of "Negro History Week," the brainchild of noted historian Carter G. Woodson and other prominent African-Americans. Since 1976, every U.S. president has officially designated the month of February as Black History Month. Other countries around the world, including Canada and the United Kingdom, also devote a month to celebrating black history.


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Being the head coach of an NFL team for 13 years is not the same as being 13 years old, although you wouldn't realize that from Andy Reid's petulant behavior since his team got embarrassed by the New York Giants on Sunday.
The coach was more efficient Sunday, saying the same nothing in three childish minutes that it took him 15 minutes to say Monday. In both cases, his news conferences were little more than opportunities for him to act out his contempt for the media.
Reid provided some insight into his mind-set about his dealings with the media when he referred to them on his radio show as "crucifixions." Reality check: You coach football, sir. Let's not get melodramatic.


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"As far as practice, I thought that it was much better than last Tuesday. Guys came out, good reaction to not playing well in the fourth quarter last week. Back to work. So it's an exciting game for us to be back home in front of our crowd and work to get a win to get to 4 and 1 to go into a bye [week]."
(On the Willie Mack Garza) --"I did read that. All I can say on that is that the alleged incident I have no knowledge of, or knowledge of a relationship at all and I have been and always been committed, wherever we've been, to doing things the right way, cooperating with the NCAA. So that's all I got on it."
(On "whether its common practice for assistants to engage in that kind of activity with recruits without the knowledge of their head coach")
--"I don't know. I don't know what people do."
(On whether Kiffin has heard back from the league office regarding T.J. McDonald's personal fouls in the ASU game)
--"We have not yet, no."
(On whether Kiffin has "gotten any indication from the NCAA that they reopened an investigation into you?")
--"As I said, I can't respond any way to any of those questions. I said what I said about not knowing anything about it or anything to have to do with that relationship or any of the things that are alleged."
(On whether Kiffin would be surprised if the Garza/Lyles situation would be traced back to Kiffin)
--"That's not for me to judge."
(On whether the relationship with Willie Lyles was the reason Garza said "personal issues" in his resignation)
--"Yeah like I said, I can't respond on anything besides what I've said on this, in any shape."
(On whether the freshmen mistakes are expected to trail off at this point in the season)
--"Yeah right now, because as I said before the game and earlier in [last] week, there's really two things, as a freshman or as a player who hasn't played college football. Because you are a freshman until you play, just because you practice it's different. So there's really two steps to get over it. The first one is you usually play your first game at home, first one is going through a game period. And we saw those in the opener, with a lot of first-year starters. And the next one, as we improved in week two and week three, the next step is going on the road, especially if you happen to go into a big game on the road. There's reasons why, if you see a lot of other conferences, why people schedule different games early so they can get through those, before they have big ones. We saw it happen, again. And it isn't necessarily gigantic plays that jump out at you right away, it's little things that cause bad things in plays to happen. Little things you don't see just watching the game or on TV copy of why plays don't work or the mistakes that are made so this is definitely the time and we've talked about that, starting Sunday. And now there [is] no more time for freshmen mistakes or newcomer mistakes because there aren't excuses anymore."
(On whether Kiffin was questioned about the Garza/Lyles relationship before Garza resigned)
--"As I said Gary [Klein], I've got nothing more to say on this."
(On Kiffin's impression of Arizona ahead of the game)
--"We do have a game this week, yes. Gary forgot about that. Four questions…Yeah they are, and last time they came in here they won so I'm sure they're going to be confident, they're getting healthy, they're getting some guys that have been banged up that played a little bit last week and expect some guys back this week so they're going to be ready to go. They probably played the hardest schedule in the country, playing three top-10 teams, the way that they did and three great offenses. Everybody talks about whether they're ranked on defense, those [teams they played] are some of the best offenses in the country they've played so they're going to be ready to play. Just like us on offense they have the same thing on defense, they've played a lot of first year guys, lost a lot of guys. They're going through some issues there, I'm sure they're thinking the same thing we are, it's kind of time for those mistakes to stop now."
(On if Kiffin is surprised the defense hasn't forced more turnovers)
--"Yeah [I] really am. Probably, I said after the game, the most surprising of anything that's happened over our time here this time around, is the lack of turnovers that we've gotten. And now we're screwing up on offense, too, so that;s why we're last in the conference in both turnovers given away and taken so very surprised for as much attention that we've put on it, we've tried basically about everything. We even gave them ice cream if they got turnovers, that didn't work. We thought that would work with the linemen, you'd be surprised."
("Like a popsicle?") --"No real ice cream, because we only give them sugar free yogurt and they don't like that so we said they could have real ice cream. That still didn't work so we're trying everything. Hopefully it will turn around this week."
--I think a lot of the same, or the normal concerns that you would have, going into your first road game, into a loud environment, line of scrimmage issues, communication issues, first-year players and assignments, not playing fast in that environment which its impossible to simulate that environment. And then the turnovers. Turn the ball over and not getting turnovers. If you go on the road you better pack your defense and pack your run game and if you don't—you see what happened in the first half—we weren't able to run the ball and we didn't play very good defense. That's why I think it was 21-9."
(On how Kiffin coaches 'focus')
--"We just continue to work on it out here, continue to show shots of turnovers and them getting forced and how people are getting them out. We just do everything that we can and hopefully it will turn around. Sometimes it does, sometimes all of a sudden it just turns around and you don't do anything different than you have been and then all of a sudden you go plus-four in a game. I'm sure Arizona after a week of, Arizona State after a week, if I didn't change anything very much, they just kept doing what they were doing and all of a sudden coming in with us, after turning the ball over a couple times the week before and doing a much better job [in Saturday's game]."
(On giving Aundrey Walker a look at right tackle)
--"Yeah we are. Put him out there, he was there early in camp, moved him in to guard, thinking that he'd compete in there and possibly start in there. That's gone a little bit slower than we had hoped so we moved him back out to right tackle to create some competition there and we obviously weren't satisfied, nor was Kevin, with his play in the game Saturday. So, like we're committed to doing here, always, we're always going to try to create competition and see if we can improve our players, both of them."
--Yeah I think that huddle in general sometimes gets a little bit out of whack, with the young guys and that's why we were reluctant to put Aundrey [Walker] in there as well, on the road. You would have had two true freshmen guards in there at the same time and then all of a sudden [Barkley's] got all the other guys, the freshmen tight ends, Amir [Carlisle] in there and Marqise [lee] so, that a lot of time lends us to relying on Robert [Woods] but we got better in game three of not doing that and then we went on the road and kind of had to go back to it a little bit because other guys weren't being as efficient."
(On whether Kiffin is happy with Ross Cumming at full back)
--"We are very pleased with Ross. A really good story, guy has only been over with on offense for a couple weeks, due to some injuries and other issues we moved him over there to try him out, he was actually in at tight end at first and then he did such a good job we put him out at fullback. Really good story. There's some good stories in there that we use with our team, too, on Sundays. Here's a guy that had been [on offense] for a couple weeks, went in, did a really good job, matched up on [Vontaze] Burfict a couple times and played really well."
(On what is going on with T.J. Bryant)
--"We're trying to redshirt T.J. So he can improve."
--"I think that's a credit to Dion, really. His focus as soon as he got over there and really doing extra stuff, and always trying to watch extra film, those two guys have been great stories that we use with this year's class. There's Hayes and Dion even though they redshirted they still practiced hard when they were there, they still were focused, were attentive in meetings, and it paid off and now they go in as starters in their first year."


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Tina Dupuy: False equivalency benefits the right. A pox on both your houses disengages people from the political process and that helps Republicans. As we've seen in the midterms: When fewer people vote, more Republicans get into office.
Repackaging the Message
Tom Degan: According to Repubicans they lost big during the campaign of 2012 – not because their ideas were beyond atrocious (perish the thought) – but because those ideas weren't "packaged" properly.
Why Pollsters Missed the Latino Vote – 2012 Edition
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What Center?
Joseph Palermo: The political "center" of American politics is a moving target. And for the last thirty years it has moved in only one direction: Rightward.
A Pro-Democracy Movement in the USA
Lydia Howell: The Democratic and Republican parties' political monopoly works just like Wal-Mart does in small towns across the country: competition is crushed and an already powerful, wealthy minority is furthered emboldened to act against the public interest; it faces neither accountability nor electoral opposition.
After the Midterms: Why Democrats Move to the Center, and Republicans Don't
Robert Reich: Republicans are cynical about politics from the jump. Political cynicism fuels them. Democrats are idealistic about politics. When they become cynical they tend to drop out.
Republican Economics as Social Darwinism
Robert Reich: John Boehner, the Republican House leader who will become Speaker if Democrats lose control of the House in the upcoming midterms, recently offered his solution to the current economic crisis: "Liquidate labor, liquidate stocks, liquidate the farmer, liquidate real estate. It will purge the rottenness out of the system. People will work harder, lead a more moral life."
The Defining Issue: Who Should Get the Tax Cut — The Rich or Everyone Else?
Robert Reich: Republicans are hell bent on demanding an extension of the Bush tax cut for their patrons at the top, or else they'll pull the plug on tax cuts for the middle class. This is a gift for the Democrats.
The Crackpot Gap: Why It May Be A Boon To Democrats But A Danger To America
Robert Reich: We're in the midst of an ongoing economic emergency that requires clear thinking, intense work, and practical ideas. It also requires that we join together rather than be pushed apart. The loonies who are taking over the GOP pose a real and present danger.
No Good News for Democrats Because There's No Good News
Joseph Palermo: Yet it's hard to believe that the American people this November are going to return the party to power that not too long ago lied the nation into war, doubled the national debt, and collapsed the economy.
The Enthusiasm Gap and You
Robert Reich: Average Americans are hurting. But their pain isn't coming from government. It's coming from an economy whose benefits are concentrating ever more at the top, whose giant corporations are controlling ever more of our democratic process, and whose costs and risks are becoming ever more burdensome for the middle class and the poor
The Obama Plot for a Carbon Tax
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Obama's "Fireside Chat" (FDR or Jimmy Carter?)
Joseph Palermo: Tuesday night President Obama explained how his administration is going to respond to the most devastating human-made ecological catastrophe in the nation's history. But he apparently doesn't recognize how overwhelmingly popular it would be right now with the American people if he came out swinging against the malefactors of great corporate wealth like BP (or Goldman Sachs).


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Artists turn Fond du Lac Ave. into their canvas
In 1842, Johnsons Park was a farm where escaped slave Caroline Quarlls stayed, marking the start of the Underground Railroad in the area. A century after that pocket of the city harbored slaves seeking freedom, and a generation after homes in the neighborhood were razed to make way for a freeway, dislocation remains an ongoing issue for many living and working in and around a swath of Fond du Lac Ave., according to the organizers of a community-driven, yearlong public art project.
The public art initiative along 20 blocks of Fond du Lac Ave., between N. 17th and 37th streets, is designed to help Milwaukeeans rediscover this once vital artery and its history while engaging with artists and each other. »Read Full Article
Barnatan steps in to play piano concerto
Always answer your phone and never say no to a gig — at least not one you're capable of doing well.
It's that philosophy that catapulted a largely unknown Leonard Bernstein to fame 70 years ago, when Bruno Walter got the flu and couldn't conduct a New York Philharmonic concert. »Read Full Article
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The twelfth mission in California started with great promise, but over time became one of the least successful and most tragic of all the missions. Padre Fermin Lasuen, the man who was in charge of the California mission system, chose the location for Mission Santa Cruz and raised the cross on August 28, 1791. Padre Lasuen named the twelfth mission, Mission La Exaltación de la Santa Cruz which means "Exaltation of the Holy Cross Mission."
Other than one small problem, Mission Santa Cruz started successfully. The initial location for the church near the San Lorenzo River ended up being dangerous due to flooding so the Padres relocated the church to a nearby hill. Mission Santa Cruz immediately attracted members of the Ohlone tribe who wanted to find out more about Christianity and live and work on the mission and by 1796, there were already 500 Ohlone living at the mission.
While the main goal of the Padres was to educate Native Americans about Christianity and baptize as many as possible, they also had to grow food to support everyone who lived at the mission. At Mission Santa Cruz, efforts to grow food and raise livestock like cows and sheep were successful. In 1796, the Padres wrote a report that indicated that so much corn, wheat, and beans were grown that they sent extra food to Mission San Carlos Borromeo de Carmelo to the South.
In 1797, Mission Santa Cruz's luck changed for the worst. The Spanish governor in Mexico City, who was in charge of California, decided that a pueblo ("town") would be built across the San Lorenzo River not far from the mission. The Padres argued against this because they worried that the Ohlone would be tempted to leave the mission if there was a town nearby, but the Spanish governor ignored the Padres' concerns and built the pueblo anyway.
Unfortunately, the new pueblo caused many of the problems that the Padres feared. The new town was called Villa de Branciforte and the new residents, who were called Californios, wanted the Ohlone to help them build the town and work in their fields. They offered the Ohlone more money than they earned at Mission Santa Cruz which made it very tempting to leave. In 1796, there were 500 Ohlone at the mission and two years later, in 1798, 200 Ohlone had left. To make matters worse for the Padres, the Californios stole animals from the mission which further weakened the mission.
When Padres complained to the Spanish governor, they were ignored and so they made a decision which hurt Mission Santa Cruz further. The Padres started to punish any Ohlone who tried to leave the mission harshly— including whipping women and children. To make matters worse, the Ohlone were scared because many of their friends and family were dying from diseases brought to California by the Spanish and neither the Padres nor the Olone's shamans (the tribe's medicine men) were able to heal them. The combination of these two events made many of the Ohlone want to leave even more and Mission Santa Cruz had the lowest population of Native Americans out of any of the California missions.
By the 1800's, the mission population was so low that the Padres needed a new strategy if the mission was to survive. The Padres decided to find a tribe of Native Americans from further away who might be interested in living at Mission Santa Cruz. The Yokuts did not adapt well to life on the mission and so they, like the Ohlone, started to run away. The Padres then took the step of forcing Yokuts to leave their homes and live on the mission which did not make them want to live there either. While other missions generally treated Native Americans well, the Padres at Mission Santa Cruz certainly hurt the reputation of both the Padres and the missions as a whole during these years.
By the time Spain lost control over Mexico in 1834, Mission Santa Cruz was one of the least successful missions and was the first mission to be stopped and sold off by the new Mexican government. By this point the few Ohlone and Yokuts who still lived at the mission quickly left and settlers took the land. The church remained standing until 1840 when an earthquake significantly damaged the Church and caused the bell tower to fall. Another earthquake in 1857 destroyed what was left of the church and the rubble was used to build other things.
A church was built near the original mission site in 1859 though it was not meant to capture the spirit of the original mission. It was not until 1931 that a memorial to the original church was built not too far from the original mission. The new church more closely represents the style of the original mission though it is much smaller in size and not nearly as accurate to the original mission church as what other California missions offer though the new mission does contain a small museum with historical relics for visitors.
Mission Santa Cruz is a reminder that not every mission was successful and sadly, the Padres and Native Americans did not always get along as well as they could have. In Mission Santa Cruz's case, the poor treatment of the Native Americans ended up hurting the mission and was a big reason why the mission did not survive.
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Burnout Update to Add Night Driving, Motorcycles
Criterion announces new content due out in August.
Criterion just revealed that they have another software update in the works -- this time codenamed Davis -- for Burnout Paradise. This third major upgrade is planned for release on Xbox Live and the Playstation Network this August and will for the first time ever allow Burnout players to ride motorcycles across Paradise City. On top of the new vehicular selection, players will be able to cruise around town at night. As such, this will clear out the traffic from the hustle and bustle of daytime, giving gamers a chance to acclimate themselves with the new set of wheels.
The bikes will come with their own challenges, locations, and game modes so that the content is balanced. No word yet if you'll be able to race bikes against cars or if they'll be usable around traffic or during the day. Criterion also notes that they will have high definition video of the content soon so stay tuned.
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The Hot Shit Keeps ComingPosted: Apr 24, 2008 12:00AM PST by KaelWolfcry
Damn! And I thought I was amped about the addition of new online modes! Now we get friggin' MOTORCYCLES?!? SWEET!!
re: Galactic_BarretPosted: Apr 24, 2008 12:00AM PST by sokpupet
It seems so silly to ask you this, but you do know that this is an EA game right? Yeah Criterion made it, but they're wholly owned by EA. That isn't to say EA wouldn't charge people a quarter every time they start up one of their games but... they've probably got a team working on that.
VROOM!Posted: Apr 23, 2008 12:00AM PST by holdincourt
God, that is freaking awesome!!
Note to every other developer ever...Posted: Apr 23, 2008 12:00AM PST by Galactic_Barret
THIS is fanservice. Fanservice is NOT releasing a expansion pack and calling it a sequel (Ubisoft) or charging for outrageously stupid crap (EA).
yeahPosted: Apr 23, 2008 12:00AM PST by BeauRosser
That's hot as balls.
SweetPosted: Apr 23, 2008 12:00AM PST by Epic Greenman
How would motorcycles work for crashes though? I hope they don't go too over the top with ejections like Flatout.


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What's In Your Bag | George Esquivel
Shoemaker George Esquivel's average business day is typically a scheduled affair, packed full of meetings with clients, retailers or working in his studio. The bag he carries is packed not just for those planned obligations, but also for those you-never-know moments.
Mr. Esquivel, who is based in Orange County, Calif., and drives everywhere himself, alternates between two bags. One is inspired by a helmet bag, from his own line, Esquivel Shoes, which now also includes bags and other accessories. The other is a bigger duffel by Tumi, the luggage and accessories brand best known for its tough, ballistic nylon travel bags.
In February, Tumi hired Mr. Esquivel as its creative director. His handcrafted, slightly retro-looking shoes, carried at retailers including Bergdorf Goodman's Men's Store, Neiman Marcus and Net-a-Porter, have been worn by celebrities who traffic in past-era styles, such as Bruno Mars and Janelle Monáe, as well as actress Emma Stone. Mr. Esquivel said he owned Tumi bags long before working for the brand. The one he carries these days, he has had for about 11 months.
The designer's bag usually contains work essentials such as a notepad holder "that I made with Field Notes notepads," an iPhone for photos and digital media, a BlackBerry for texts and emails, and pencils, pens and a tape measure. He also keeps a pair of Barton Perreira sunglasses (remember, he drives in L.A.), and a nylon pouch that includes a toothbrush, Tylenol, facial wipes and gum. "I usually have several meetings during my typical day and I like to be at my best for my clients," he explained.
Also inside: a piece of fruit to snack on during the day, especially if he knows he won't have time for lunch until later in the day. "It's better to eat something healthy rather than stopping at the convenience store to get a Snickers bar, because by the end of the week you've had five Snickers bars."
He also typically packs a Bible, which he said grounds and inspires him—and helps kill time between meetings. "If I have a half-hour or an hour to kill, I'll pull out a piece of fruit and read." Other reading material might include CliffsNotes on books his eldest daughter, a college freshman, is reading—so he can relate and be prepared when she asks "a lot of challenging questions"—or manuals to a new gadget such as a camera his son, a sophomore in high school, is using. (The 42-year-old married designer also has a daughter in the sixth grade.)
In case he has to change into something more formal or more casual later in the day, he typically packs an extra pair of shoes. He also tucks in an extra dress shirt or T-shirt, out of concern for his appearance when meeting clients. (He'd rather not show up in a shirt that is soaked with perspiration, he said.)
For longer, busier days, Mr. Esquivel will lug the larger bag, so he can include a complete change of outfit for a more dressed-up evening event. The extra clothes also come in handy because, he said, "I'm always spilling something on myself."
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Ryan Seacrest and Andrew Glassman talk about 'Momma's Boys'
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The concept for
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NBC's newest reality show, is clearly something near and dear to show producer
Ryan Seacrest
's heart. Just ask Seacrest what his mother looks for in the women he dates.
"[She would like] one that was under her spell. One that was under her control," Seacrest told reporters during a media conference call along with fellow
Momma's Boys
executive producer Andrew Glassman last week. "I tend to like girls who are a bit more probably provocative than my mother would approve of. So she would definitely want the one that continues to go to church every Sunday. I might want the one that skips every Sunday."
"I am really close to my mom, and sheâs part of the decision-making process, whether it be personal or professional," he added later. "I don't put her in the passenger seat when I'm out with a girl [though]."
According to Seacrest and Glassman, friction and difference of opinion will fuel the action in
Momma's Boys
, which features three mothers and son teams as they move in with 32 single women made up of both "nice" and "bad" girls. Throughout the show's six episodes, the men narrow down the woman to their match as their mothers look on and lend their own opinions about what would be best for them.
Seacrest told reporters that it was easy to tell when the behavior of the mothers chosen to appear on the show with their sons began changing after being forced to share their child's attention with the single women inhabiting the house.
"The mothers -- who for the most part are sweet and loving of their sons -- they had good intentions, and then that clearly shifted once you got a chance to see them in this environment together," Seacrest told reporters. "These are moms that are clearly obsessed with control when it comes to their sons' lives, and women certainly play a major part in that process for them. So they did not hide their feelings once they got in the middle of all these girls."
Seacrest -- who admits to being a bit of a "momma's boy" himself -- also noted that the group of sons participating on the show certainly fit the part well.
"I don't think the guys [on the show] could exist without their mothers within ten yards. The guys are great guys. I mean they're handsome. They are focused guys, They're driven guys. But they do have a crutch and that is relying on their moms for laundry, for cooking, for room and board," Seacrest told reporters. "I think that at some places they would've wished that their moms weren't watching over their shoulders as they were getting into a hot tub with the girl because the guys are certainly there to conduct themselves as their mothers would want."
"Then once the sun goes down they want to conduct themselves as those girls would want," he added.
Glassman and Seacrest both also admitted that they were consistently shocked by the behavior of Khalood Bojanowski, a 50-year-old-Iraqi-Catholic woman who has already made headlines for making numerous racist and anti-semetic comments about the women her son met on the show. Bojanowski has reportedly gone so far as to
request police protection
at her home following the show's December 16 premiere.
"When we saw that audition tape, I thought this is the reality TVâs answer to Archie Bunker. She is just bigoted," Glassman told reporters of Bojanowski. "I don't think she has hate in her heart, but she has a closed mind and a way of offending people and thatâs really hurtful."
However according to the producers, they were also pleased with how
Momma's Boys
other participants -- including her son -- dealt with Bojanowski's comments.
"The show is really about a younger generation, including her own kid who completely disagrees with her and handles this by making her eat her words over and over again," Glassman said.
"I mean that's kind of the beauty of it is that she comes in with this sense of entitlement and this narrow point of view, and my generation -- and the generation that is her son and these girls -- pummels her, Seacrest added. "I mean they put her in her place over and over, and over again. And as a viewer and as a producer, you almost root for it."
Glassman also told reporters one of the more interesting aspects of
Momma's Boys
was the genuine emotion -- good or bad -- the mothers showed due of their strong bonds with their sons.
"I would just say that what makes this show different is that a motherâs love for her child is one of the most powerful, sweet dynamic forces in our world, hands down," Glassman told reporters. "So I think that makes the story different and relatable to everyone. The emotions that you're going to see, the outbursts, the joy and the stakes in this show are very high and very real."
According to Glassman and Seacrest,
Momma's Boys
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"We wanted to incorporate more cable sensibilities into the things that we would actually incorporate into this show," Seacrest told reporters. "I mean obviously itâs a big-budget network show, but [it will have] some of the craziness and some of the loudness you would generally see on a cable show. But it is on this network show."
"There are a lot of characters on this show who would have been rejected on a network show, you know, a couple years past," Glassman added. And by the way - they're young people. This is a group of people that have been raised watching those shows on MTV and VH1. They're accustomed to that kind of behavior. So when they're in there fighting for the guy that they've fallen for, you know, they're not shy about it."
However, Seacrest told reporters that, despite some wild behavior and bigoted comments,
Momma's Boys
is still about loving mothers and sons working together and seeking to find a connection with someone else.
"There are plenty of funny moments along the way, thereâs plenty of intense moments along the way. But itâs a -- it truly is and it sounds corny to say it, but it truly is a loud love story," Seacrest said.
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