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Don is absolutely correct about police officers routinely ignoring the illegal loud bikes. In fact, it's abusive behavior to ride loud and that fact alone should prompt the police to address this abuse.
Nothing in Sonoma County beats going to Stark's...sorry...
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Well, we do a little better with the actual nomination in November. It's still by winning the most electorates of a state, but if the state gets the electoral vote. Like IL has I believe 20 members of the Electoral College, so if Hillary wins IL by just one vote she'll win all 20 electorates and once you've reached or surpassed 270, Hillary is then the next president. And that's the closest we get to our vote really counting. At the same time, it shows how important it is to vote in the primaries and the off year non presidential elections unless you don't give a damn who you congressman is, the one that controls the purse strings. Same for you Senator. It takes two houses to pass that bill.
And people who don't vote, and there are a lot, just need to shut-up if they have a complaint. A lot of people are elected by your direct vote.
My gripe is not with Courthouse Square, although I would not vote for it personally. My frustration is over the lack of due process in allowing this project to pass the correct milestones in relation to timing of community input for design review, as well as for community input over finance and funding mechanism for this project. The budget is for $10 million, which will likely cost much more than that, or about 20 million over 30 years due to the fact that counsel motioned for a funding mechanism called certificates of participation, which is a form of finance that will cost much more in interest payments, risk, and administrative costs. Whereas if counciil chose traditional funding or if they put the cost of the project to a vote for a bond, then the project costs would be much lower. As it is, the community advisory board officiated by counsel did not give the courthouse Square (finance review) the required four community meetings to review the funding mechanism. This is a violation of the city charter. Are you out raged yet? If this project is such a great idea then what is the fear Council has in putting it to a public vote? Answer; because they know it will not pass two thirds majority vote. This project has been opposed for more than three decades, which tells us that the public does not want it. Yet counsel insists on pushing it down the gullet of the taxpayer. Our group has worked tirelessly to attempt to get answers out of council members, city attorney, the city manager, the CFO; of whom obfuscate the details. It is like trying to nail Jell-O to a tree getting a clear answer out of them, akin to a shell game. One extreme measure to take would be to repeal the city charter so that Council will stop violating city charter governing laws put into place by the voters. We could replace it with state general law, which is much more restrictive of local government, but that has its drawbacks to. Frustratingly, it would be a pleasure to take the sandbox and toys away from counsel for a while and replace it with stringent general state law until they know how to play by the rules for the people by the people.
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Shameful article. The man who ran that show stalked, harassed and threatened people.
Next time do your research.
April 23, 2016
An important political event is happening on May 1st that effects all of your readers, and which I think needs some promotion. The California Democratic Party is holding caucuses around the state to elect "District Level" delegates for each of the 2 presidential candidates. Each of the state's 53 Congressional Districts is doing this at the same time. Calistoga is part of CD 5, which includes Napa County plus portions of Contra Costa, Lake, Solano, and Sonoma counties.
Any registered Democrat from CD 5 is allowed and encouraged to participate and vote for the delegate candidates. Depending on the outcome of the June primary within each district, a commensurate percentage of these preselected delegates will be sent to the Democratic National Convention held in late July in Philadelphia. There they will join with the delegates and party insiders from every state to choose the Democratic party nominee for the General election in November.
Each caucus candidate pledges to support one of the Presidential candidates. To vote for delegates who are in support of Bernie Sanders, the location is 720 Technology Way, Napa, CA 94558. To vote for delegates who are in support of Hillary Clinton, the location is Carpenters Local 751, 1706 Corby Avenue, Santa Rosa, CA 95407. Doors open at 2:00. You must at least be in line by 3:00 in order to vote. You can leave quickly after voting if desired.
I think it important that we citizens take part in our political process, and that our media keep us properly informed.
Matt Sarconi
1517 Myrtle Street
Calistoga, CA 94515
(415) 812-6730
You guys are promoting an event that had so many controversial things about it. Looks like the Bohemian has lost its actual reporting skills. You should look into the things your writing about. Things like fake facebook accounts, stolen photos, copyright infringement. Let alone 18 out of the 21 guests cancelled.
Good points. It never hurts a business to go the extra mile with a customer. People talk about their experiences with businesses, and that's called "Word of Mouth".
Only last month, Chipoltle honored an expired 2 for 1 coupon, which was very appreciated.
As you must know, people can get away with criminal behavior for a long time before they're caught. This happens a lot in government, because many people don't realize it, don't believe it, and/or blindly trust.
We need whistle blowers, like Jennifer, to do the time consuming research, then risk telling the truth. Many times, they risk their own safety to protect others from being abused and controlled by those in power.
Doesn't the fact that $42 million went missing cause some suspicion that things might not be on the up and up with SR City Council?
The Courthouse Square reunification project has been discussed by City Council, and written about by the Press Democrat, for YEARS. Why is Jennifer Coleman only now becoming an "activist" about it?
Had the Waldo last weekend - so good! Only 10oz pours available though... at 11.5% that is probably best. Great piece...
Nicely written! Looking forward to reading this column weekly.
So far it seems clear that Lynda Hopkins' campaign has a lot of money to spend. When a candidate has a war chest so large that she can purchase expensive, multi-page newspaper inserts weeks before the campaign, I start to wonder who's paying for it.
She seems like a perfectly fine human being, and may have the best of intentions. However, Ms. Hopkins is relatively new to the area and is already funded by many of the same big businesses that funded Effren Carillo (most notably the Ratto Group). Accepting that funding without knowing that there will be an expectation of payback is either painfully naive or worse, highly calculating and corrupt. Either way, that should give us pause.
Jim Depreist was one of my favorite teachers at Long Beach City College in the early 70's. He always had an encouraging word and that amazing sense of humor. I've been in Napa for 36 year, I didn't know he was a county away. I did a google search and find he's gone. I haven't seen him in years but now feel a huge hole.
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From Kate-inspired lace dresses to towering wedding cakes - French brides-to-be are looking across the Channel, and the Atlantic, to make their day that bit more special.
"These past two years, we've been seeing girls pick and mix ingredients from English or American weddings," said Sophie Chastrusse-Peyronnet, who heads up a giant Paris bridal fair, the Grand Salon du Mariage, each October.
Start with the lingo: French couples no longer cut the "gateau" but a "wedding cake", they order "escort cards" to guide guests to their seats, and talk of "DIY", when it comes to Martha Stewart-style decorations.
"Our DIY workshop is one of the fair's most popular," Chastrusse-Peyronnet says. "Young girls go crazy for it."
Lifted from the movies, blogs, or last year's royal nuptials, Anglo-American styles and customs are shaking up traditional French weddings.
The really big business is in cakes - the traditional French wedding cake, the croquembouche, seems to be taking a backseat to the tiered cake that Australians are more familiar with.
Two years ago, Canadian chef Taylor McLoughlin and his business partner Krista Juracek opened the Sugarplum cake shop in Paris, offering stacked cakes, 80 per cent of them for weddings.
"It's going through the roof," the 33-year-old Juracek says. "During wedding season we book months in advance."
"Most French people don't want the same thing their mothers or grandmothers had at their weddings."
Australian, US and British lovebirds traditionally invest quite a bit more in weddings than in France.
An average French budget runs to 13,000 euros ($16,091), says the Salon, compared with to $US27,000 ($25,977) in the US, based on a 2011 study, and STG21,000 ($32,407) in Britain according to consumer group Which? - and according to Bride To Be, the average cost of an Australian wedding is $39,000.
Then of course, the dress.
This year's trend is for Kate-style lace gowns, with a deep scoop at the back - directly inspired by the much-copied Sarah Burton dress worn last year by the now Duchess of Cambridge, said Chastrusse-Peyronnet.
Jean Postaire, owner of an upmarket wedding dress store in Paris, Metal Flaque, saw brisk sales for a David Fielden model inspired by Kate Middleton's dress in the wake of the royal nuptials. Likewise a Jenny Packham model, this time based on an evening dress she made for the princess.
Postaire, who introduced both British designers to France three years ago along with US stars like Vera Wang, says brides come to him for styles they cannot find in the French market.
"Americans know how to create princess gowns that aren't meringues - big but not ridiculous," he said. "The British are good at linear silhouettes, it's English chic, a more demure look."
Hoping to tap into this new appetite, a group of upmarket British wedding designers crossed the Channel this month, hosting a showroom in a Paris mansion.
Nicki Macfarlane experienced the "Kate effect" first hand, having designed the bridesmaid gowns for the royal wedding.
"Lots of doors have opened, it's been very exciting," Macfarlane says. "People are looking to the UK much more."
One of her most popular designs, a little organza dress hemmed with English Cluny lace, was directly inspired by the royal dresses.
Macfarlane currently ships direct to France. Her goal in Paris? To identify "two or three perfect boutiques".
"We're not out to flood the market."
Stephanie Allin's handmade dresses also mine a vintage English seam, like one recent design, Rose Alba, a mid-calf silk satin gown under chantilly lace, intended to suggest "a chic English village fete".
"With it you have tea and crumpets - and lots of champagne," she joked.


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If you are going to celebrate your 50th anniversary with a concert on a world-class stage, then it helps to have an equally impressive roster of special guests. Such will be the case when New Orleans' Preservation Hall Jazz Band, founded in 1961, marks its half-century milestone.
On Jan. 7, 2012, the Preservation Hall Jazz Band will perform on the Stern Auditorium / Perelman Stage of Carnegie Hall in New York City. Scheduled guests include My Morning Jacket, Allen Toussaint, Trombone Shorty, the Blind Boys of Alabama, Del McCoury, fast-rising southwest Louisiana world-pop band Givers, Mos Def and Tao Seeger.
Tickets are on sale Friday, Dec. 2 at carnegiehall.org or by calling CarnegieCharge at 212.247.7800.
In recent years, Preservation Hall creative director Ben Jaffe, son of founders Allan and Sandra Jaffe, has solicited a wide range of creative collaborators from well beyond New Orleans. Most guests for the New York concert have worked with the band in some fashion.
My Morning Jacket employed the Preservation Hall ensemble as an opening act for an arena tour. Members of the Preservation Hall Jazz Band have joined My Morning Jacket onstage at the New Orleans Jazz & Heritage Festival and the Voodoo Experience. My Morning Jacket performed a special show at Preservation Hall during Jazz Fest.
Frontman Jim James, along with the Blind Boys and Seeger, appeared on the "Preservation" benefit CD released by Preservation Hall. This spring, Del McCoury's bluegrass band released a joint album with Pres Hall called "American Legacies." Mos Def retooled the New Orleans standard "It Ain't My Fault" with Pres Hall after the BP oil spill.
In other Pres Hall news.....Closer to home, the Louisiana State Museum has opened the "Preservation Hall at 50" exhibit at the Old U.S. Mint at the foot of Esplanade Avenue. It runs through 2012.
Additionally, tickets are on sale for the sixth annual "A Creole Christmas" concert series at Preservation Hall. The show features Lars Edegran's St. Peter Street All-Stars and vocalist Big Al Carson performing a selection of holiday music rendered in the style of Preservation Hall. Shows are at 2 and 4 p.m. on Dec. 18, 24 and 31. Advance tickets are available online at preservationhall.com/tickets.


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At a forum next Thursday, seven Board of Education candidates will do their best to convince voters that they have the ideas and qualifications to serve on one of three seats that will be up for grabs on Tuesday, Nov. 6.
The Hoboken Quality of Life Coalition is holding the forum Thursday, Oct. 25 from 7 to 9 p.m. at Demarest School, 4th St. between Bloomfield and Garden Streets.
Tom Kluepfel, Ruth McAllister, and Jean Marie Mitchell, are running under the "3 Kids First" slogan and Elizabeth Markevitch, Anthony Oland, Felice Vazquez, Esq. 3 are on the "Move Hoboken Forward" ticket. Patricia Waiters is running as an independent.
November will be the first time Hoboken has held school elections in May since Gov. Chris Christie signed a bill permitting municipalities and school boards to make the switch. The BOE voted 5-4 in February to do so.
Call (201) 963-3511 for information.


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Another Muskegon Summer Celebration has come and gone.
The ROTHBURY music festival is but a hazy memory.
But summer is just warming up: Muskegon's third annual Bike Time festival is on its way to downtown Muskegon this week.
Pimped-out bikes, drag racing and stunt demonstrations are only part of this year's scheduled events, organizers said. New activities include "Monster Truck Rides" and a "Sons of Anarchy" display from the makers of the FX TV show of the same name.
"This is going to be another fun event for Muskegon," festival Director Steve Warmington promised. "The purpose of Bike Time is to give our community good positive exposure."
More than 90,000 motorcycle enthusiasts from across the country attended the 2008 event, said Warmington, Muskegon's mayor. This year's festival will stretch across 10 city blocks along Western and Clay avenues.
This year's event will place more emphasis on bike-related events and less on live music entertainment, said Warmington. A poorly attended concert by country star Travis Tritt was a big money-loser for the festival in 2008, Warmington said.
"There isn't enough interest in (concerts)," said Warmington. "It's simple economics -- if people don't want it, you get rid of those additional costs."
After struggling with last year's event, the festival's board opted to hire an outside promoter to oversee this year's event. The company, Indianapolis-based Family Events, has extensive experience organizing and promoting car and bike shows.
"We're really excited about Bike Time," said Matthew Louck, the promotion company's vice president of marketing.
He called the local event "truly America's fastest-growing bike festival."
The new "Sgt. Smash Monster Truck" is expected to be a big hit with festivalgoers this year, said Louck. The truck, which seats 12 people, moves and whips around, simulating what it's like to ride an actual monster truck, he said.
Another highlight is expected to be the Saturday-only "Sons of Anarchy" display. Several stars from the TV series, which focuses on a fictional motorcycle club, will be in attendance, said Louck.
There will still be plenty of musical entertainment throughout the festival. Topping the bill will be rock legend Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels, who will perform from 8:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. Saturday.
Several local bands will also perform throughout the weekend, including: the Vincent Hayes Project, Westside Soul Surfers, Nightfall, Pegasus, 23 Degrees North, The Gypsy Hips, among many others.
Other attractions will include repeat performances of The Star Boyz Sport Bike Freestyle Show, various vendors and "burnout pit" demonstrations.
The annual "Mayors Ride -- Cruising for Kids" benefit for orphans and widows of veterans will be 10:30 a.m. to noon on Sunday.
Bike Time highlights
Noon -- Festival officially begins.
Noon -- Side-by-Side Dyno Drags at Hot Rod Harley Davidson store.
Noon -- Monster Truck Rides (corner of Jefferson and Webster)
2 p.m. and 5 p.m. -- Babbitt's Power Sports presents The Star Boyz Sport Bike Freestyle Show (corner of Jefferson and Webster).
10:40 p.m. -- West Michigan Burners Fire Show (Third and Western Avenue).
11 p.m. -- Beer Garden closes.
9 a.m. -- Festival begins.
10 a.m. -- Beer Gardens opens.
10 a.m. -- Monster Truck Rides (corner of Jefferson and Western).
11 a.m. -- ABATE Burn Out Pit open (check signs for times and location).
7 p.m. -- Miss Bike Time Finals at the Main Stage (Third and Western Avenue).
8:30 p.m. -- Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels.
11 p.m. -- Beer Garden closes.
8:30 a.m. -- Morning Devotion and Blessing of the Bikes.
9 a.m. -- Festival officially begins.
9 a.m. -- Register for Mayors Ride "Cruising for Kids" benefiting orphans and widows of veterans.
10:30 a.m. -- Mayors Ride begins at Western Avenue (returns by noon).
8 p.m. -- Event ends.
Register to win a 2009 Harley Davidson Sportster Iron 883 "Dark Side" by visiting www.muskegonbiketime.com or on site at the festival.
For more Bike Time information visit the Bike Time Web site.
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By Mitchell C. Hescox
Last Tuesday, President Barack Obama offered the first comprehensive national plan to combat in a serious way the greatest moral challenge of our time – climate disruption and carbon pollution. It calls on all Americans to unite and fight this threat to our children's health and well-being. I believe in no greater cause than protecting our children. This most fundamental task of parents and adults remains central to who we are as Americans.
For people like me who are pro-life evangelical Christians and life-long Republicans, the protection of children, the unborn, and those yet to be born is at the heart of who we are. As such, climate change should be a non-partisan issue. It simply makes sense to protect our children from all harm, including environmental degradation.
Recently, Harvard University issued a new study linking increased mercury and other toxins to birth defects, including autism; this is the third major medical study connecting birth defects to pollution.
According to the American Lung Association, Central Pennsylvania, including the Harrisburg and York areas, already receives failing marks for high ozone and particulates, leading to over 27,000 cases of pediatric asthma and over 270,000 at risk children. Higher temperatures caused by changing climates simply multiply the harm.
Our climate is changing. Just a few weeks ago, my Dad, an 86-year-old former coal miner, and I were sitting at his kitchen table and having a discussion. "We just don't have the winters we used to have," he said, "Snow used to stay around all winter, and we had a lot more of it. I think it's time to do something about this climate change stuff before it's too late."
My Dad gets it, and most of us feel it inside. In 2012, Pennsylvania experienced a total of 24 broken heat records, 5 broken snow records, 40 broken precipitation records, and 5 large wildfires. Our climate in south-central Pennsylvania has changed to equal that of Richmond, Va., twenty years ago. Our weather is more extreme and getting worse.
Carbon pollution is the major cause of our changing world. We have thrown another blanket on God's creation. Without the natural carbon blanket, our earth would be 70 degrees colder and life couldn't exist, much like Mars, but our continuing pumping out more carbon pollution heats the earth to look more like Venus. We are giving the Earth a fever.
Of course, some in the coal industry immediately cried foul. While I have considerable empathy for coal industry workers, the industry itself is another story. Since its beginning, the coal industry's reputation as a good neighbor has been lacking.
I know firsthand stories of company towns, poor working conditions, and maximizing profits at the sake of others. In addition to my Dad, most of my family worked in coal; and before becoming a pastor, I worked fourteen years designing and supplying equipment to both the coal mining and utility industries around the world. While businesses like Dow Chemical, M&M Mars, and even Wal-Mart spent billions for energy efficiency, big coal spends hardly anything to study how to clean up their act.
Only when forced by regulations did the coal industry address mine safety, acid rain, mercury pollution, and all forms of water pollution and land reclamation.
My childhood playgrounds near my Cambria County home were un-reclaimed strip mines that spewed sulfur and heavy metal contaminated water into the remaining forests and streams.
Some say coal produces the cheapest electricity. But when you factor in all the external costs from coal like medical bills, lost lives, property damage, and the like, coal electricity is triple what you pay at the meter, according to one study.
It may appear cheap, but each of us pays the price in our children's health, insurance premiums, and polluted water and air. They are hiding their costs in the bodies of our children and in the changing climate.
Defending our children's health now and in the future must be our national priority. It's the greatest moral challenge of our time, one we are all called to do something about. The President calls us to come together as a nation and act.
We need creative minds making new energy discoveries, energy efficient cars, appliances, homes, and buildings. We also need to be prepared. Climate change already intensifies our weather, impacts our food supply, and multiplies extreme heat.
In short, all of us are threatened, especially the most vulnerable our children. Let's work together as one nation under God; make the President's plan better; and defend our children. It's the American thing to do.
The Rev. Mitchell C. Hescox is President/CEO of the Evangelical Environmental Network and lives in New Freedom, (York, County) Pa.


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March 20th was the day Leah married her sweetheart Davis Prince, at the beautiful 1st Methodist Church in Montgomery. They were blessed with a gorgeous warm day filled with family and friends from far and wide.
Leah walked down the aisle in her stunning gown, carrying precious family momentos. She wore her mother's silk wedding veil and her bouquet was tied with her grandmother's hankie and grandparent's weddings rings, a truly sweet touch and so meaningful to her.
After the formal ceremony, all guests headed to Wynlakes Country Club, for a night of wonderful celebration. On arrival guests were greeted with the passed specialty drink, "The Lucky Prince", aptly named after the new Mr. and Mrs.
The reception was designed to have a sophisticated and monochromatic feel using colors of champagne and soft pink. Hundreds of candles were used to instill a romantic feeling through out the club. As guests moved throughout, they found a fabulous buffet in the main ballroom, and delicious bride's and groom's cakes. Special surprises were a mini-burger station outside on the patio, and a very fun photo booth, enjoyed by all.
The Syndicate Band played all night long. and got everyone out on the dance floor until bride and groom made their getaway under a flurry of rose petals. A close family friend drove them off in his restored 1965 Cadillac convertible.


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Goalless draws are hardly the currency that Carlton Cole is keen to deal in, but the fit-again frontman reckons West Ham United are very close to rediscovering their goalscoring touch. As he did at Swansea City's Liberty Stadium six days earlier, Cole joined the fray shortly after the hour mark against Aston Villa on Saturday, with the Hammers drawing a blank for a second successive Barclays Premier League outing. On reflection, Cole conceded the stalemate was probably about fair on the day, while insisting that it is up to him and his colleagues to make more of their possession in the final third.
Read Big Sam's take on Saturday's draw here
He told West Ham TV: "We had so many crosses in the box, we just need a little bit of presence in there to make things happen. It wasn't to be in the first half, I think we got something like 18 crosses in the box, a crazy statistic. Then in the second we had 20, so we're disappointed that we couldn't get the bodies in the box to finish off the chances or cause a little bit of mayhem. "The gaffer has addressed that with us, not just blaming those not getting in the box, but the quality of crosses as well. It goes both ways, but at least we're overloading those positions and hopefully we can push on from there. As soon as we notch one or two we'll be alright, because we're getting in the right positions and doing the right things. It's just about the quality in the final third, that's all it is.
"[Christian] Benteke had a great, great chance which could have buried us and all our efforts, but we did OK to hang in there. But we did more than hang in there, because we had most of the ball, I think. Next time we've just got to finish off the chances that are presented to us. I didn't see any clear-cut chances against Villa anyway, so that's why it was a stalemate. I think a draw's a fair result."Saturday's appearance from the bench was, curiously, his first at the Boleyn Ground since 19 January 2013 and Cole was thrilled with his rapturous reception from the Hammers faithful. "I was buzzing when I came on," he confirmed. "The fans showed me a lot of love, which I always appreciate. I just want to reward them and try my best for them to get us higher up the league as much as possible."As for his own contribution, the 30-year-old is pragmatic in his assessment of things, acknowledging that his return has to be carefully managed. Having missed the entirety of pre-season, Cole is quickly finding his feet once more, with 120 minutes in his legs in the last week alone. He continued: "I'm fit now, I think. It's just up to the manager to make a decision. I've obviously had to do a fast-track training [programme] to get up to match speed. I'm nearly there now and it's up to the manager to put me in when he wants. I'm a fit lad anyway, so I adapted quite quickly. I'm raring to go now. I want to get my head down, progress and get even fitter. "He [Sam Allardyce] knows his own mind and he thinks I need a little bit more. I've never really had a hamstring injury or a pull before and I don't want to start now. You've got to manage your body. The medical team obviously know me very well, having been here for almost eight years. So they know exactly how to manage me." Cole will likely have a part to play at Carrow Road next Saturday, where the Hammers, ironically, were held to a goalless draw last season. The West Ham No24 is desperate to buck that trend, not least to reward the Hammers' outstanding defensive efforts. Norwich City, meanwhile, were on the receiving end of a 7-0 thumping at Manchester City on Saturday and Cole wants West Ham to exploit those deficiencies in next weekend's teatime kick-off.
"It's six clean sheets in ten, so imagine if we'd just scored one goal in each of those! We'd be way up the table, but that's how it goes. Hopefully next time we can do more to just get that one goal and then we can build from there. "Last year, when we went there, [to Norwich], we played quite well. Hopefully we can try to take advantage of what Manchester City have done to them on Saturday and we'll see what happens."


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Maryland pushing for bottle bill
Maryland pushing for bottle bill
By Editorial Staff, Resource Recycling
In Maryland, a lawmaker holding a key legislative position plans to introduce a bill that would establish a container deposit system in the state.
Hoping to raise Maryland's recycling rate, Delegate Maggie McIntosh, a Baltimore Democrat, along with other legislators will push for a proposal they've dubbed "Recycle For Real," reports The Washington Post.
According to a website set up to support the measure, only 22 percent of the 4 billion beverage containers sold in Maryland each year are recycled with the rest ending up as litter or in landfill. The legislation will be sponsored by McIntosh, who co-chairs the Maryland House Environmental Matters Committee, and will mirror other bottle bills by requiring a nickel deposit on covered beverage containers that can be cashed in at redemption centers.
According to the Post, previous attempts to get a bottle bill in Maryland put most of the burden of operating the program on retailers, and the most recent incarnation shifts more of the responsibilities to wholesalers. It also gives distributors the economic incentives to make money off of the program.
The proposed program will distribute unredeemed deposits to counties and the City of Baltimore, as well as state environmental programs. Backers of the legislation anticipate it will generate $200 million annually.
Although the legislation has the support of the Aluminum Association, the Glass Packaging Institute and the Container Recycling Institute, it is opposed by the Maryland-Delaware-D.C. Beverage Association.
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Demir Akin, D.V.M., Ph.D.
Deputy Director, Center for Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence, Rad/Molecular Imaging Program at Stanford
Current Role at Stanford Deputy Director, Center for Cancer Nanotechnology Excellence and Translation
Murat Aksoy
Sr Res Scientist-Physical, Rad/Pediatric Radiology
Bio I graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Elecrical & Electronics Engineering from Boğaziçi University, Istanbul, Turkey and got my M.S. and Ph.D. degrees in Electical Engineering at Stanford University under the supervision of Dr. Roland Bammer. Currently, I am working as a research associate in the department of Radiology at Stanford University. My primary research interest is the detection and correction of patient motion during magnetic resonance imaging experiments usıng an optical tracking system (i.e., a camera) whıch is installed inside the MR scanner bore. My eventual purpose is to implement this motion tracking system in a clinical setting, which will improve the MR image quality especially for certain patient populations (stroke patients, elderly and children) and will eliminate the need of anesthesia in pediatric population. I also worked on improving the data quality for diffusion-weighted and diffusion-tensor imaging via advanced reconstruction routines, and examined the benefits of such methods on fiber tractography.
Patrick Barnes
Professor of Radiology (Pediatric Radiology) at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Advanced imaging, including magnetic resonance imaging, of injury to the developing central nervous system; including fetal, neonatal, infant and young child; and, including nonaccidental injury (e.g. child abuse).
Richard Barth
Professor of Radiology (Pediatric Radiology) at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Magnetic Resonance Imaging and Sonographic diagnosis of fetal anomalies.
Focus interest in the diagnosis and conservative (non-surgical and minimal radiation) management of congenital broncho pulmonary malformations.
Imaging of appendicitis in children.
Sonography of the pediatric testis.
Christopher Beaulieu M.D., Ph.D.
Professor of Radiology (General Radiology) and, by courtesy, of Orthopaedic Surgery at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Applications of computer graphics to medical imaging, with emphasis on diagnosis of bowel pathology using virtual colonoscopy. Dynamic joint imaging with open Magnetic Resonance Imaging system.
Hans-Christoph Becker
Professor of Radiology (General Radiology) at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Myocardial bridges (MB) with associated upfront atherosclerotic lesions are common findings on coronary computed tomography angiography (CTA). Abnormal septal wall motion in exercise echocardiography (EE) may to be associated with MB. Intravascular ultrasound (IVUS) is considered the gold standard for the detection of MB. We investigate whether CTA is comparable to IVUS for the assessment of MB and upstream plaques in symptomatic patients with suspicion for MB raised by EE.
Corinne Beinat, PhD
Postdoctoral Research fellow, Radiology
Current Research and Scholarly Interests My current research areas of interest include developing new strategies for: 1) novel radioligand and radiotracer development for various targets involved in brain cancer, 2) preclinical animal models of glioblastoma, and 3) clinical translation of useful radiopharmaceuticals for early-detection of disease and monitoring therapy.
Wei Bian
Postdoctoral Research fellow, Radiology
Bio Dr. Wei Bian received his PhD from the UC Berkeley and UCSF graduate program in Bioengineering. His Ph.D. focused on using magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) to investigate tissue susceptibility in the human brain. Using MR phase and susceptibility-weighted imaging (SWI), he studied iron-induced susceptibility contrast in multiple sclerosis lesions and cerebral microbleeds. To define the spatial relationship between microbleeds and blood vessels, he implemented a multi-echo MRI sequence to acquire images from arteries, veins and microbleeds simultaneously. He also designed a algorithm to quickly and accurately identify microbleeds automatically. Now at Stanford, Wei is a postdoctoral fellow in the Richard M. Lucas Center for Imaging. He is focusing on studying inflammation in multiple sclerosis using quantitative susceptibility mapping (QSM) and effective relaxation rate (R2*) mapping with ultra-high resolution 7T MRI. His methods will expand into other disease such as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome, Alzheimer's disease, and Traumatic Brain Injury. He is also working on sequence development for faster and more effective acquisitions for QSM as well as quantitative imaging (volumetric analysis and DTI).
Sandip Biswal, MD
Associate Professor of Radiology (General Radiology) at the Stanford University Medical Center
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Chronic pain sufferers are unfortunately limited by poor diagnostic tests and therapies. Our lab is interested in 'imaging pain' by using multimodality molecular imaging techniques to study nociception and neuronal inflammation as a means of improving objective, image-guided diagnosis and treatment of chronic pain disorders. We develop new molecular contrast agents for use in positron emission tomography (PET) and magnetic resonance imaging (MRI), working towards eventual clincal translation.
Francis Blankenberg
Associate Professor of Radiology (Pediatric Radiology) and, by courtesy, of Pediatrics
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Studies on apoptotic cell death in vivo using the H MRS phenomenon.
Serena Bonaretti
Physical Sci Res Assoc, Rad/Musculoskeletal Imaging, Rad/Musculoskeletal Imaging
Bio Please visit My Personal Site and the JOINT Group Website (Links on the right)
Thomas Brosnan
Research scientist, Rad/Radiological Sciences Laboratory
Current Role at Stanford Offline data reconstruction and display; architecture and programming support for clinical research MR scans; image data transfer; image display; troubleshooting; data encryption and security.
Joshua Cates
Postdoctoral Research fellow, Radiology
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Joshua's research focus at Stanford has been enabling technologies and instrumentation for future and vital roles of Positron Emission Tomography (PET), including: Ultra-fast Time-of-Flight PET (TOF-PET) instrumentation, clinical PET detector technology with high sensitivity and resolving power for diagnostics in early stage cancer, high resolution MRI-compatible TOF-PET detector technologies for oncology and neurology, and devices for precise quantification of tracer kinetics in dynamic PET imaging. The ultimate goal is to introduce new PET imaging systems that advance capabilities of whole body clinical imaging in sensitivity, accuracy, and precision for oncology, neurology, and cardiology.
He is also interested in the application of instrumentation and algorithms for imaging in biomedical, high energy and applied physics, astronomy, energy, materials, nuclear security, and autonomous vehicle research.
Joseph Cheng
Instructor, Radiology - Pediatric Radiology
Current Research and Scholarly Interests MRI; data acquisition & image reconstruction; motion correction; fast imaging
Yunfeng Cheng
Postdoctoral Research fellow, Radiology
Current Research and Scholarly Interests (1) development of new chemical probes for studying biological problems in human health and disease, (2) method for fast and specific post-synthesis modification of DNA and its further applications for, e.g. aptamer selection and array analysis (3) borononic acid-based lectin mimics (5) drug design, synthesis and biological evaluation
Zhen Cheng
Associate Professor (Research) of Radiology (General Radiology)
Current Research and Scholarly Interests To develop novel molecular imaging probes and techniques for non-invasively early detection of cancer using multimodality imaging technologies including PET, SPECT, MRI, optical imaging, etc.
Frederick T. Chin, Ph.D.
Assistant Professor (Research) of Radiology (General Radiology)
Current Research and Scholarly Interests Our group's primary objectives are:
1) Novel radioligand and radiotracer development.
We will develop novel PET (Positron Emission Tomography) imaging agents with MIPS and Stanford faculty as well as other outside collaborations including academia and pharmaceutical industry. Although my personal research interests will be to discover and design of candidate probes that target molecular targets in the brain, our group focus will primarily be on cancer biology and gene therapy. In conjunction with our state-of-the-art imaging facility, promising candidates will be evaluated by PET-CT/MR imaging in small animals and primates. Successful radioligands and/or radiotracers will be extended towards future human clinical applications.
2) Designing new radiolabeling techniques and methodologies.
We will aim to design new radiolabeling techniques and methodologies that may have utility for future radiopharmaceutical development in our lab and the general radiochemistry community.
3) Radiochemistry production of routine clinical tracers.
Since we also have many interests with many Stanford faculty and outside collaborators, our efforts will also include the routine radiochemistry production of many existing radiotracers for human and non-human use. Our routine clinical tracers will be synthesized in custom-made or commercial synthetic modules (i.e. GE TRACERlab modules) housed in lead-shielded cells and be distributed manually or automatically (i.e. Comecer Dorothea) to our imagers.


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A 45-year-old Ann Arbor man is awaiting charges after he cut a man in the face with a box cutter in Liberty Plaza Saturday evening, a police official said.
Ann Arbor police Detective Lt. Robert Pfannes said Tuesday the man, whose name is not being released until he's arraigned, was arrested about 7:30 p.m. Sunday by Officer Justin Kandt. The suspect is held in the Washtenaw County Jail awaiting arraignment.
Pfannes said the man sliced a 43-year-old man with a box cutter while in Liberty Plaza. The 43-year-old man was taken to a local hospital with a minor injury.
Police responded to Liberty Plaza at 6:22 p.m. Saturday for a report of a felonious assault. The two men got into an argument regarding alcohol while hanging out in the plaza at the corner of South Division and East Liberty streets.
The argument turned physical and the 45-year-old Ann Arbor man took out a box cutter and sliced the victim in the face. He then fled the scene before police arrived on scene.
The men were known to each other, police said.
Kyle Feldscher covers cops and courts for The Ann Arbor News. He can be reached at email@example.com or you can follow him on Twitter. Find all Washtenaw County crime stories here.


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Deborah A Gibbs
Affiliation: RTI International
Country: USA
Detail Information
- Child maltreatment in enlisted soldiers' families during combat-related deploymentsDeborah A Gibbs
Children and Families Program, RTI International, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709, USA
JAMA 298:528-35. 2007..Parental stress is believed to play a critical role in child maltreatment, and deployment is often stressful for military families...
- Child maltreatment and substance abuse among U.S. Army soldiersDeborah A Gibbs
RTI International, 3040 Cornwallis Road, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, USA
Child Maltreat 13:259-68. 2008....
- Empowering programs with evaluation technical assistance: outcomes and lessons learnedDeborah A Gibbs
RTI International, Research Triangle Park, North Carolina 27709 2194, USA
Health Promot Pract 10:38S-44S. 2009....
- Interpersonal conflict and referrals to counseling among married soldiers following return from deploymentDeborah A Gibbs
RTI International, P O Box 12194, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, USA
Mil Med 177:1178-83. 2012..Findings support the need to communicate with soldiers and their spouses about the availability of services following return from deployment and to continue efforts to reduce stigma associated with seeking treatment...
- The impact of child maltreatment and intimate partner violence surveillance initiativesA Monique Clinton-Sherrod
RTI International, 3040 Cornwallis Road, Research Triangle Park, NC 27709, USA
Int J Inj Contr Saf Promot 17:177-85. 2010..Highlighted in this article are several lessons that other countries can learn from the experiences of these states in testing CM and IPV surveillance systems...
- Family violence in the military: a review of the literatureE Danielle Rentz
University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill, USA
Trauma Violence Abuse 7:93-108. 2006..Mixed results were found when comparing military and nonmilitary families in terms of child maltreatment and spouse abuse, in part because of a lack of consistency in policies and practices between military and civilian agencies...
- Effect of deployment on the occurrence of child maltreatment in military and nonmilitary familiesE Danielle Rentz
Department of Epidemiology, University of North Carolina, Chapel Hill, NC, USA
Am J Epidemiol 165:1199-206. 2007..Intervention programs should be implemented to mitigate family dysfunction in times of potential stress...
- Occurrence of maltreatment in active duty military and nonmilitary families in the State of TexasE Danielle Rentz
Department of Epidemiology, University of North Carolina, CB 7435, Chapel Hill, NC 27599, USA
Mil Med 173:515-22. 2008..The proportion of families with financial problems and public assistance is lower in military than nonmilitary families, suggesting that these factors may increase stress in families and the risk of maltreatment...


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Election yielded some clear winners
In Washington state, progress toward liberty and freedom are necessarily measured in small steps.
This is a state that's so blue it was once called the Soviet of Washington by FDR's postmaster general.
The roots run deep.
But there were some clear winners coming out of last Tuesday's election, and here they are:
• Tim Eyman. He's a friend of mine, and I like him (his new project, I-471, which goes against open-government, notwithstanding) because he's a hustler, which is a good and noble thing.
He gets out and hustles to get things done. He's not afraid to do what it takes to make the sale, which makes him the quintessential American entrepreneur.
Here, though, instead of widgets or overpriced caffeinated beverages, Eyman's products are initiatives to the people.
On that score, he's a kazillionaire.
His latest measure, Initiative 1053, which passed by a near-two-thirds vote of the people, reinstates the two-thirds vote requirement before the Legislature can raise taxes or fees that was in his previously successful Initiative 960.
The Legislature's suspension of I-960 earlier this year, followed by a slew of tax increases, was opposed, per polls, by two-thirds of voters.
Two-thirds all the way round, it appears.
Some $1.6 million was pumped into the campaign to oppose the initiative.
Eyman, in the meantime, runs shoe-string operations that are popular only with ordinary people.
The net, net, net is that the Legislature's too-cute-by-half tax increases have largely been jammed down their throats, and they'll have to address the now nearly $5 billion hole in the budget by cuts only.
Payback is a you-know-what.
• Patty Murray. Say what you will (and I've said a lot), she is resilient. And as of last Thursday, she's a winner after Dino Rossi conceded defeat in their match up for the U.S. Senate.
In 1992, when she first ran as the "mom in tennis shoes," she was underestimated and dismissed.
Her opponent, then Rep. Rod Chandler, made some snarky comments about her during a televised debate that came back to haunt him.
She's the darling of Democrats of all leanings, and, like Sen. Warren G. Magnuson, she sees her job as bringing home as much bacon as possible.
While the anti-tax, anti-spending fervor of 2010 dented her armor and delayed her victory speech by a couple of days, Bothell High School's most notable graduate will serve another six years in the Senate.
• Tim Sheldon. At the combination Washington State Republican Party/Dino Rossi event on election night in Bellevue, the state senator whose name was uttered most reverently wasn't there.
He wasn't even a Republican.
Sen. Tim Sheldon, the maverick Democrat from Potlatch who votes more often with Republicans on tax and spending measures than he does with his own party, was whispered as the key to Republicans exercising control of the state senate should they fall just shy of controlling it.
Right now, it looks as though the GOP may need one or two more Sheldons to effectuate the scenario, but either way, his influence just got a lot bigger.
• Taxpayers. All the tax-limitation measures on the ballot passed with strong majorities, while tax-increase measures crashed and burned.
Only one sneakily-designed measure passed.
All in all, taxpayers fared well.
The two-thirds-legislative-vote-requirement I-1053 soared to approval by close to two-thirds.
I-1107, which rolls back sales tax hikes on candy, gum and bottled water, passed with ease.
Convenience store operators high-fived themselves all night long.
At the same time, the billionaire-backed, high-earners income tax measure, I-1098, got buried deeper than toxic waste at Hanford, and Rep. Hans Dunshee's "Hans Bonds" R-52 to put green retrofitting of public buildings on a credit card was exposed as a humbug.
Put them together and it means that next year's Legislature will be forced to balance the budget with cuts only, which, at this stage, means the nearly $5 billion currently projected shortfall won't be paid for by increased taxes.
Social-service liberals and progressives in the Legislature will howl, but they will be powerless to prevent cuts to — or even the elimination of — their favorite programs.
State workers will also have a serious season of discontent, which is a switch from all the years state taxpayers have had one from paying for the generous wages and benefits of state workers.
Scott St. Clair is a freelance writer and activist currently working as an investigative journalist for the Evergreen Freedom Foundation.
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Everyday people begin a new diet or exercise program. They totally change their life by totally changing their diet and their exercise routine. What is the result? Is is success? Not really. More times than not, the result is misery, thus leading down a path to failure.
Does the above situation sound familiar? Probably so. Most people have been on the roller coaster of on and off again diet and exercise. The problem is the approach. People want quick and drastic results, so they change their habits drastically. They change too much.
You have to look at the big picture. Diet and exercise should be done in a progressive manner over time. You have to take baby steps. If you progressively change slowly over time, then your results will come, but they will come slowly, probably slower than you want. But... Here is where the TRUST comes into play. Trust that you will get more results over a longer period of time. You will get smaller results, but you will always be getting results.
Take the following examples:
Example 1: You can severely change your diet and exercise and be miserable and you may even stick with it for a month and see good results, but you can't handle it for too long so you quit your diet and exercise after 6 weeks. Then you eat bad and don't exercise for 2 months, and decide to start back again and you repeat the cycle, only this time you started off worse than last time and you quit after 4 weeks, then bad again for months, then start again and quit after 2 weeks, and on and on.... At the end of the year you are actually worse off than you were at the beginning. Each time you started the diet and exercise, you were in worse shape than the previous time. You were also probably never really happy during this year because when you were dieting and exercising, you were miserable because you working too hard and not being able to enjoy life and when you were off of your diet and exercise, you felt even worse.
Example 2: You start your year off right. You start exercising and eating better. You don't change your diet too much, you just improve it some. It doesn't have to be great, it just has to be better than you were doing. Your exercise takes the same plan. You make it a point just to get in the gym and do something a few days a week, which is more than you were doing. After a month or two you see some small results. Then you make some more changes, like improving your diet a little more and exercising a little more or a little harder. After a month or so of this, you see some more small results, then you make some more changes. And on and on throughout the year... You actually see results throughout the entire year, and at the end of the year you are actually better off than when you began. Also, you actually were happy during this year as well because you never changed your life to a point of misery.
WORK HARD ENOUGH TO GET RESULTS, BUT NOT SO HARD THAT YOU QUIT! You have to TRUST in the big picture. Diet and exercise is a lifestyle. You can still live a normal life and be happy. The key is consistency and gradual changes. Do GOOD forever as opposed to GREAT for a short period of time. Change your approach. We live in a "we want it and we want it now" society and it is catching up with us with our health, business, economy, and just about every other area of life. We have to trust the big picture!
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'SNL': Charlize Theron Schools Us In the Art of Model Face In This Week's Promos
Also: Which female cast member is trying to kill her?
"2 Days in the Valley" star Charlize Theron (remember?) puts her best model face montage forward in her promos for this week's "Saturday Night Live," which she's hosting for the second time with musical guest The Black Keys. So how old is she really? asks people who are are insecure about their own age? Thanks to Taran Killam, we now know the shocking answer. (Hint: Her movie tickets cost about a dollar less than yours.)


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It will be at least another week before renowned trumpeter Irvin Mayfield delivers the verdict on whether he will jump into the race for
Mayfield had promised a "special presentation'' Wednesday night at a concert benefitting local artists medical bills. But anyone expecting an announcement may have left the event at the House of Blues in the French Quarter sorely disappointed.
While acknowledging there was a lot of speculation about whether he would run to replace Mayor Ray Nagin, Mayfield instead called for the cultural community to "get involved in the dialogue of the mayor's race,'' said spokesman Bob Dabney.
Mayfield promised to make a decision in seven to 10 days, Dabney said.
Political observers say that Mayfield, who boasts a public resume that includes an appointment to the New Orleans Redevelopment Authority, chairman of the city's library board and


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A female was arrested for possession of amphetamines.
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A male was arrested for possession of heroin.
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A female was arrested for shoplifting.
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A hit-and-run collision occurred. The fleeing vehicle was located.
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Items were stolen from a vehicle.
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A front window was shattered.
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A juvenile male was cited for shoplifting.
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A male was arrested for shoplifting.
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A vehicle license plate was stolen.
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Items were stolen from a vehicle.
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A forced-entry residential burglary was reported.
Theft/147th Street S.E.
A welding machine/plasma cutter was stolen.
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A rear license plate was stolen.
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A purse was stolen from an unlocked vehicle.
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Malicious Mischief/ Powell, S. Lewis, N. Madison, S. Sams, Elizabeth, S. Blakeley and W. Fremont Streets
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Items were taken from a vehicle.
Aggressive Animal/Chain Lake Road
A male was bit by a dog.


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To the Editor:
We recently received notice that our current Medicare Advantage plan (an option which replaces and enhances traditional Medicare) would no longer be available in 2014. The notice stated that we would have to choose a different plan, with an increase in cost to us.
When it comes to Medicare Advantage plans, it looks like there are two New Jerseys! In the back of the 2014 "Medicare and You" official U.S. government handbook, there are listed many more plans available to northern New Jersey — some with a $0 monthly premium and no deductible for prescriptions. One example is a United Healthcare/AARP plan that is not listed as available in South Jersey.
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EAST HANOVER — Herman "Hy" Goldman celebrated his 101st birthday this past week at the light-fixtures company he's worked for since 1941.
Goldman, who still drives himself to work four days a week from Whippany, said he had no plans to retire from Capitol Lighting in East Hanover.
"Not yet," he said. "I'm looking to get to 105 to retire."
Goldman, who had a brief absence from the company when he served in the U.S. Army in World War II, was one of the first generation hired at the light-fixtures company to sell items and clean the displays before he eventually served as a manager, co-chairman of the board Herman Lebersfeld said.
"He's an important part of our company," Lebersfeld said.
Goldman, who now works at the company repairing and rebuilding items that were damaged or unusable, often uses the damaged parts to build creations such as a tree composed of scrap light fixture parts, Lebersfeld said.
"People just love the creations he makes," Lebersfeld said. "Hy taught me you never throw anything out. He has pieces of glass from thousands of fixtures so when (customers) need a part, he can usually find it in his collection."
According to Lebersfeld, Goldman credits his longevity to his dedication to the company and his work ethic. Lebersfeld said when a snowstorm dropped 12 inches of snow this past winter, Goldman was the first one to work that morning.
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I had the good fortune to go to a great party Wednesday night. Well, it wasn't officially a party. It was, officially, the first of Santana's 31-show 2012 residency at the House of Blues at Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas. (This residency extends into 2013 with those dates to be announced.) (more...)
D-Link Brings Color to Wi-Fi
by BWW News Desk - May 14, 2014
Wi-Fi routers have never had the reputation of being the most aesthetically pleasing products in the home, and we set out to change that with our color routers, said Daniel Kelley, vice president of marketing, D-Link Systems, Inc. With the launch of our new line of AC750 Wi-Fi Routers, customers not only get a powerful home network capable of supporting the most demanding applications, they also have a stylish device they can proudly display on the desk rather than buried underneath it. (more...)
CABARET LIFE NYC: Jim Brochu's CHARACTER MAN Transforms From Compelling Cabaret Show Into Triumphant Musical Theater Piece
by Stephen Hanks - Mar 5, 2014
If you do believe in spooks, to paraphrase the character actor Burt Lahr as the Cowardly Lion in The Wizard of Oz, then you'd probably gather that the spirits of our dear departed greats of Broadway are likely denizens of the theaters where they achieved their greatest successes, perhaps at the Neil Simon Theatre (formerly The Alvin), for example. But if the late, great character actors of 20th century musical theater are haunting Any House these days it is most definitely the intimate and quaint theater space at Urban Stages on West 30th Street. This is where veteran actor/singer Jim Brochu has just started his run (until March 30) as a magical musical medium in a nightly one-man-show-as-seance that conjures these performing poltergeists, who are assuredly more Beetlejuice than Jacob Marley. (more...)
LaContempo Offering Classy Contemporary Living Room Furniture At Slashed Prices
by BWW News Desk - Mar 25, 2014
LaContempo, which has been in operation in Los Angeles since 2001 offers world class contemporary furniture for the living room at the lowest market price. For those interested in giving their house the much desired contemporary look, LaContempo is the one stop shop online for best quality furniture without burning holes in one's pocket. In its bid to offer customers the best quality furniture at unbelievable prices, the company strictly adheres to its Lowest Price Guaranteed policy. LaContempo's wide range of contemporary Italian furniture for homes and offices has always lured customers. (more...)
Gramma Rec Rings In New Year For House Music
by BWW News Desk - Jan 8, 2014
BWW Interviews: Kirstie Alley Talks Guest Role on THE MIDDLE & Plans for Broadway Debut
by Caryn Robbins - Jan 6, 2015
The actress talks exclusively to BWW about her upcoming guest role, her plans to make her Broadway debut and how she made her childhood dreams come true! (more...)
CASSIUS Releases 'The Sound of Violence (Emeskay Remix)'
by BWW News Desk - Feb 27, 2015
Emeskay are back to usual form this month with the relatively unannounced delivery of this cracking new rework of the Cassius classic 'The Sound Of Violence'. (more...)
Phil Collen & Robert DeLeo's DELTA DEEP Slates East Coast 'Sugar Shack' Tour
by BWW News Desk - Feb 12, 2016
DELTA DEEP, the critically acclaimed blues-based band featuring Phil Collen (lead guitarist of Def Leppard) and Robert DeLeo (bassist for Stone Temple Pilots), in addition to Debbi Blackwell-Cook (back-up vocalist for such artists as Michael Buble & Gregory Hines) and Forrest Robinson (drummer for India.Arie, Joe Sample & The Crusaders, TLC), are set to continue their 2016 Sugar Shack Tour with a run up the East Coast this Spring. (more...)
Tips For Making A New House A Home
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The huddled masses awaiting the early openings of stores and shopping centers today came prepared. They brought food and drink, blankets and chairs. When the doors opened as early as 5 a.m. at some stores, some of it was left behind.
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New York, NY (Northland's NewsCenter) --- A dismal second half led to a 75-51 loss for the Minnesota men's basketball team to Stanford in the National Invitational Tournament (NIT) championship game on Thursday night.
Rodney Williams led the Golden Gophers with 12 points in the game, but the team was outscored 44-26 in the second half en route to the lopsided loss.
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It wasn't likely that the Cannes film festival organizers would be able to resist scheduling a film about the Impressionist painter Pierre-Auguste Renoir and Jean Renoir, the second of his three sons and the greatest French director of them all.
Gilles Bourdos's "Renoir," which will close this year's Un Certain Regard section at Cannes, shows the impact made on Auguste (Michel Bouquet) and Jean (Vincent Rottiers) by 16-year-old Andrée Heuschling (Christa Theret) – potentially as the prize of an Oedipal struggle. Read the synopsis and see more stills here.
Born in Moronvilliers, in Marne, Andrée had come to Nice to avoid the War. There she came to the notice of Henri Matisse, who recommended her to Auguste. She became his muse and, perhaps, the arthritically crippled widower's comforter in his last two years. Among the paintings she sat for were "Blonde Woman With a Rose" and his late masterpiece "The Bathers" (1918-19).
A few months after Auguste died, aged 78, in December 1919, Jean and Andrée were married; their only child, Alain, was born in 1921. Under the screen name Catherine Hessling, she became Jean's muse, too, as he sought to make her a movie star. She was first filmed in "Catherine" by Albert Dieudonné (the future star of Abel Gance's "Napoléon").
Her stark black and white makeup in the movie gave her an early Expressionistic look (bordering on proto-punk). Whereas she was a Rubensesque redhead in Auguste's paintings, she is a sexy demimonde minx in the early films made by his son, notably "Nana," adapted from Zola, and the bold avant-garde experiment "Sur un air de Charleston" (both 1926). (See the video below.)
She also appeared in Renoir's "Le Fille de l'eau" (1925), "The Little Match Girl" (1928), and "Tire-au-flanc" (1928), and became a favorite of the sometime-surrealist filmmaker Alberto Cavalacanti. She was a limited actress whose emotive style was ill-suited to talkies. It's believed her marriage to Renoir broke down when, instead of Hessling, he cast Janie Marèse as the femme fatale in his second talkie, 1931's "La Chienne" (Marèse was tragically killed in a car accident shortly after filming). The Renoirs separated that year; not until 1943 would Hessling grant her husband a divorce.
She retired from acting after appearing in G.W. Pabst's "High and Low," her sixth Cavalcanti film, and a French "Crime and Punishment," released in 1935 and her last movie. After dancing professionally for a few years, she retired from showbusiness. She and Renoir both died in 1979.
Whereas Hessling never became a star, the irony is that Christa Theret, who looks magnificently bohemian playing the radiant Andrée in the Impressionist light of the Renoir production stills, could well become one.
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The brand new trailer for the upcoming stoner comedy "High School" is now online. High School stars Adrien Brody, Sean Marquette, Matthew Bush, Colin Hanks, Adhir Kalyan, Mykelti Williamson and Michael Chiklis.
Synopsis: The day after soon-to-be valedictorian Henry Burke (Matt Bush) takes a hit of the chronic for the first time, his school principal (Michael Chiklis) institutes a zero tolerance drug policy and administers a mandatory drug test for all students. Henry has two options: fail and lose his college scholarship, or team up with his stoner friend Breaux (Sean Marquette) to beat the system. They steal a high powered ganja from law student-turned-drug-dealer Psycho Ed (Adrien Brody) and spike the school's bake sale brownies, getting the whole school--faculty included--completely stoned out of their minds. But with the student body getting higher and higher with every brownie, and a pissed-off Psycho Ed on their tails for stealing his stash, they must find a way to keep their half-baked plan from going up in smoke.
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