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DESCRIPTION (provided by applicant): Cervical cancer continues to be the second most common cancer among women worldwide. In Peru, rough estimates place screening coverage between 7-43% of the eligible population. Effective community-based interventions are needed to address screening coverage in the Andean region of Peru, but the development of such interventions are limited by gaps in our understanding of: (1) cultural beliefs toward cervical cancer and HPV; and (2) effective intervention programs targeting specific priority populations, such as indigenous Quechua women. This project is significant because it will positively impact gynecological health among Quechua women through the implementation of a well-executed, participatory, implementation evaluation and social marketing intervention pilot study to maximize screening opportunities. The overall goal of this application is to conduct Rapid Assessment, Response, and Evaluation (RARE) - a rapid ethnographic assessment approach - to evaluate a large cervical cancer screening initiative and use the formative findings to design and pilot a brief social marketing intervention. The social marketing intervention will be aimed to increase screening uptake during the third year of the 3-year screening initiative. The rationale that underlies the proposed research is that interventions using a social marketing strategy will be effective for increasing cervical cancer screening in Quechua populations when such screening opportunities are both convenient and low cost. The two specific aims are to: (1) evaluate the social, behavioral and cultural factors that impact cervical cancer screening uptake among Quechua women from the Cusco, Peru region using RARE; and (2) develop and pilot a social marketing intervention to increase cervical cancer screening uptake and appropriate follow-up care targeted to Quechua women in the Cusco, Peru region. The proposed project is innovative because it will use RARE to conduct an implementation evaluation of the screening initiative and inform the design and piloting of a brief social marketing intervention. The contribution of the proposed research is expected to be the development of a promotional strategy which will consist of photonovella booklets and radio advertisements, and be supplemented by 'word of mouth' communications using social network analysis. PUBLIC HEALTH RELEVANCE: A better understanding of knowledge, risk perceptions, and cultural attitudes among indigenous Quechua women toward cervical cancer screening will assist in developing more effective social marketing efforts and impacting cervical cancer disparities in groups suffering the greatest burden of the disease, thereby improving public health. The proposed study will develop and pilot a culturally appropriate social marketing intervention based on systematic ethnographic research to increase cervical cancer screening among Quechua women in the Cusco region of Peru in partnership with a large, three-year cervical cancer screening initiative program.
Social Network Characteristics And Cervical Cancer Screening Among Quechua Women In Andean Peru
Authors: Luque J.S. , Opoku S. , Ferris D.G. , Guevara Condorhuaman W.S. .
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- The Truth Behind the History of the Necronomicon
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- History of the Egyptian Religion, part I: Early Dynastic Period
- I - Predynastic - Early Dynastic Period. The temples were in essence the *Home of the God* and thus a place where only Pharaoh as the Son of God and those he appointed as his deputies, could meet with the god. This goes all the way back to Archaic and...
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- History of the Egyptian Religion, part II: The Old Kingdom
- II - The Old Kingdom ca 2686-2181 BC During the Old Kingdom the Egyptian society moved from tribal communities to a fully developed theocratic system, where the power of the king was absolute. The great pyramids of Dynasty 4 was made possible by technological...
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- History of the Egyptian Religion, part IV: Middle Kingdom
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Ones to Watch 2016: J.T. GelineauSunday, January 3rd, 2016
Title: Owner, Mushrooms Naturally
Age: 31
Why Watch Him: His mycological enterprise is mushrooming.
Mysterious, fascinating, beautiful and delicious. That's how J.T. Gelineau described the all-consuming object of his obsession: the mushroom. A former chef who grew up digging in dirt and gardening, Gelineau's fascination with mushrooms comes, well, naturally. Now his business Mushrooms Naturally, which started part time in his small basement, has grown into a 3,000-square-foot warehouse in O'Fallon, Missouri. "My wife is a very tolerant woman, but she told me to move it someplace else," Gelineau said.
Self-taught in mycology, the biology of mushrooms, Gelineau starts everything from scratch, in petri dishes. Unusual varieties like royal trumpet, hen-of-the-woods, white beech and black poplar line rack after rack of industrial shelving, popping out of bags of mineral-enhanced sawdust "soil" like some sci-fi farm from The Day of the Triffids. "I really like growing vegetables, but this is just so much more challenging," he said. "It appealed to me from the chef's point of view of the food and organization."
As a former chef, he also knows what a high-end kitchen wants, according to one of Gelineau's clients, Anthony Devoti, chef-owner of Five Bistro. "The stuff that he's growing is beautiful," Devoti said. "And with us trying to stay local and hyper-local, he's growing those here in St. Louis." They're also exceptionally fresh, since Gelineau delivers mushrooms picked and sorted within three days of harvest.
Mushrooms Naturally has grown to be one of the largest local suppliers of gourmet mushrooms to St. Louis restaurants in just three years. And if mushrooms weren't enough, Gelineau recently started making flavored sea salts – from roasted shitake to truffle. Yet another reason to keep your eye on the mushroom man.
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Extra Sauce: Top 5 Dishes of 2015Thursday, December 31st, 2015
Sauce restaurant critic Michael Renner has tasted his fair share of St. Louis cuisine. All year, he shared his thoughts on New and Notable restaurants. Here, he shares his top five dishes of 2015:
5. Dumplings at Private Kitchen
Nibble around the edges of the steamed pork dumplings, sip the rich stock and plot how to get more.
4. Cluckin' Hot Fried Chicken at Southern
Four-alarm, "cluckin' hot" Nashville-style chicken triggers all the pain and pleasure centers with fire and a hint of sweetness. All other fried chicken is milquetoast in comparison.
3. Lamb Sugo at Reeds American Table
Thick and meaty lamb sugo, amped up with orange zest and mint, sticks to ruffled creste rigate noodles and to your ribs on a cold night.
2. Whole fish at Público
Whole, head-on yellowtail snapper was stuffed with scallion, bay leaf, jalapeno, lemon and lime and roasted in the wood-fueled oven. It comes with house-made tortillas so you can share with the table. Don't.
And the No. 1 dish of the year…
Cast-iron seared scallops at J. McArthur's
Cast-iron skillet-seared diver scallops are good enough. Float them in smoked corn bisque with Brussels sprouts, pea shoots and bacon, and you have the best dish of the year.
-photos by Jonathan Gayman
Extra Sauce: Top 5 Dishes of 2014Tuesday, December 30th, 2014
Sauce restaurant critic Michael Renner has tasted his fair share of St. Louis cuisine. All year, he shared his thoughts on New and Notable restaurants, from pizza to Southern fare to pasta. Here, he shares his top five dishes of 2014:
No. 5: Bread Basket at Juniper
Despite all the great food — the deviled eggs, that tangy pimento grilled cheese, fine fried chicken — I'm going with Juniper's bread basket because even at $9, it's a worthy indulgence when there's buttermilk biscuits, cornbread, hush puppies, popovers and fluffy angel biscuits made with lard.
No. 4: Short Rib Pappardelle at Cucino Pazzo
Perfectly al dente house-made pappardelle noodles, carrots, celery and tender, beefy short ribs braised for 16 hours in red wine all in a sauce of cipollini onions and roasted mushrooms? No wonder it's their most popular dish.
No. 3: Venison Chop at Element
Just like baseball season, it's gone but it sure was memorable. That farm-raised venison was something. Tasting richer than beef, the big, bone-in seared, savory chop lacked the gaminess of its wild cousin. Roasted root vegetables and a smoked Concord grape sauce balanced winter earthiness with subtle sweetness.
No. 2: Hamburger at Three Flags Tavern
Of course Three Flags' beef brisket was ground in-house, but it was the house-baked potato bun that didn't disintegrate and the house sauce (mayonnaise, ketchup, mustard and pickle juice) that made this burger such a savory package. A close runner-up: the pan-fried chicken and the accompanying biscuit baked while the bird fries.
And my No. 1 dish of 2014 is…
Lobster Roll at Peacemaker Lobster & Crab Co.
Regardless of the style — Maine (served cold with mayo) or Connecticut (tossed with drawn butter and served warm) — what made these rolls even more notable than the chunks of fresh, tender, sweet lobster was the bun: a split-top brioche bun griddled to a buttery, toasted perfection, soft enough for fingers to gently crunch, yet substantial enough cradle all that meat.
And an honorable mention goes to the duck confit at Jax Café Chef-owner Brian Hale showed style and whimsy with a savory chipotle-cherry pancake topped with arugula, creamed corn and a confit of duck leg. A lot of competition for a limited number of taste buds produced surprisingly complementary flavors.
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The List: Canh Ga Chien at Mi LinhWednesday, April 30th, 2014
Welcome to The List, our annual homage to the people, places, dishes and drinks we love in St. Louis. Don't miss a single pick; click here to read the whole List and share your thoughts on Twitter with #thesaucelist.
Last year, I loved Mi Linh's Canh Ga Chien so much that it made my Top 5 Dishes of 2013 list. Lightly breaded with rice flour and cornstarch, deep-fried and then sauteed with butter, red pepper flakes, garlic and diced onions, these chicken wings made me wish I could eat them every day. Then there was a shake-up in the family-run restaurant, and head chef Nelson Tran – brother of owner Dee Dee Tran – was out. How are the wings now? During a return visit, the dish was overloaded with scallions and garlic, but the light and crispy coating still cracked with the first bite, the meat was still juicy, the gentle heat still warmed my lips, and the wings still glistened – as did my fingers – with butter and oil. My verdict? I'm still eating them.
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Michael Renner's Top 5 Dishes of 2013Monday, December 30th, 2013
Sauce restaurant critic Michael Renner has tasted his fair share of St. Louis cuisine. All year, he shared his thoughts on New and Notable restaurants, from vegetarian fare to barbecue to fine dining. Here, he shares his top five dishes of 2013:
No. 5: Spanish octopus at Central Table Food Hall
Even more striking than the two thick tentacles was how tender they were: braised for six hours and finished on the grill. Served with aerated fennel foam, caramelized fennel and its fresh fronds, and jiggling slabs of tomato water gelée, it's as though though the ocean washed up on your plate, complete with froth, seaweed and jellyfish.
No. 4: Roasted pork loin at Elaia
No ordinary roasting could produce the tender-smooth texture of this Berkshire pork loin when it was on the menu earlier this year. Only six hours in a CVap, or what chef-owner Ben Poremba calls his "magical oven," could yield such transcendence.
No. 3: Fried chicken at The Libertine
Chef Josh Galliano's New Orleans roots shine with this version: brined in sweet tea, soaked in spicy buttermilk, coated in cornmeal and flour, and deep-fried in lard and canola oil for a shaggy, crunchy crust laden with paprika and black pepper.
No. 2: Spring garlic soup at Niche
Tiny, airy raw garlic "marshmallows" floated to the top when hot liquid was poured over them. A steamy cloud scented with citrusy-spicy bergamot leaves, preserved lemon purée and bits of dried beets and carrots wafted from the bowl; this was not soup, it was an elixir.
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Canh Ga Chien (fried butter garlic chicken wings) at Mi Linh
Fried then sauteed, these wings are juicy and garlicky, crackling with each bite. Your fingers glisten with butter and oil; your lips warm from the gentle heat. You wish you could eat these wings every night for the rest of your life.
- Central Table Food Hall photo by Greg Rannells; The Libertine and Mi Linh photos by Jonathan Gayman
In This Issue: New and Notable – Mi LinhThursday, November 7th, 2013
How does one judge a new Vietnamese restaurant in a city touting more than 30 restaurants featuring the same cuisine? What makes a new place better than the rest when they all offer pretty much the same dishes? Is it fair to judge a restaurant by just one dish?
Maybe Dee Dee Tran and her brother Nelson Tran pondered these questions when they opened Mi Linh, their 5-month-old Vietnamese restaurant in Rock Hill (She's the general manager; he runs the kitchen.). However, with Nelson's 20-year tenure in the restaurant industry (working in kitchens from New York to Seattle) and Dee Dee's experience in running other businesses, the Trans certainly don't have to prove themselves.
But oh, how they do! And for good measure – again and again.
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In This Issue: New and Notable – PrasinoWednesday, October 9th, 2013
At Prasino, the new mini-chain restaurant in St. Charles, the employees say PRÄH-suh-no. The translation app on my phone says PRÄH-see-no. Tomato or tomahto, prasino is Greek for "green," as in "environmentally sound." The St. Charles spot is one of four locations for the 4-year-old family of restaurants self-billed as eco-friendly. It's also the chain's first foray outside of Chicagoland.
Prasino's business plan is driven by eco-friendly kitchen practices, energy and water-saving appliances, and as many locally sourced raw ingredients as possible. Your server will spend a good two minutes explaining just how environmentally conscious Prasino is, to the point that you'll look around for the Greenpeace seal of approval.
To read what reviewer Michael Renner thought of this new St. Charles restaurants, click here.
In This Issue: Richard Knapp's Quixotic DreamMonday, September 23rd, 2013
On a hot June morning, the summer sky was clear and still. Puffy clouds hung languidly on an azure background, like giant, listless parade balloons. Richard Knapp had left his shiny Mini Cooper in the driveway, favoring his dusty, dinged-up Subaru wagon to pick up his son, Oliver Knapp, and Gerald Crow. The first stop was a residential treatment center where Ollie, as his father calls him, lived. Down the street, Crow waited in his lived-in truck outside St. Francis House, a homeless shelter where he sometimes stayed.
"Hot damn, about time!" Crow exclaimed, as he snapped up from his supine position and bounded out of the truck's cab. Knapp had enlisted both men to work a patch of land 11 miles southwest of his home in Columbia, Mo. It's only 5.44 acres, a gentleman's farm of sorts, except Knapp has big plans for the all-silt Missouri River bottomland.
It was an interesting crew: two men working through their troubled pasts, each on a new path. For Knapp, hiring Ollie and Crow, who some might consider liabilities, merely exemplified his belief in the healing power of "righteous work," as he called it. "We have to get together to heal the problems," Knapp said, matter-of-factly. "I am confident in the basic goodness and intelligence of ordinary people."
In 2011, shortly after cashing in his retirement savings, Knapp bought the land and quickly fashioned it into something of a real farm. He designed and, with the help of friends and family, built a beauty of a barn, complete with a distinctive gambrel roof, a greenhouse and a cold storage room to hold grain. He bought a 1940s Ferguson tractor on Craigslist. He planted vegetables. And on 1 acre, as an experiment, he planted wheat. "I might call it Easy Digging Farm, but I don't want to give folks the wrong idea," Knapp said. "It hasn't been all that easy so far."
What hasn't been all that easy is Knapp's desire to do what is nearly impossible in Missouri: Grow organic hard red winter wheat for bread flour to mill and distribute locally.
For more about one man's struggle to grow against the grain, click here.
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In This Issue: New and Notable – The LibertineThursday, September 12th, 2013
Deadline be damned, I wanted fried chicken. Specifically, I wanted Josh Galliano's fried chicken: the deep-fried, crunchy, spicy bird that I – and seemingly half of St. Louis – devoured last year at his one-night pop-up event. This was well after Monarch (where most of us first fell under the spell of Galliano's chicken) had closed, so there was much pent-up demand and curiosity about what he was going to pull out of the skillet this time. Since then, the New Orleans transplant put on another pop-up (gumbo-themed) and designed and executed the meat MX Movies downtown.
Earlier this year, Nick and Audra Luedde tapped Galliano to head the kitchen at The Libertine, their new restaurant in downtown Clayton; and you thought all that buzz you heard was the cicada invasion. Nick is a practiced mixologist, sommelier and restaurateur, while Audra is a master chef and sommelier. A year ago the husband and wife team moved to St. Louis (Nick's hometown) from Chicago to open The Libertine.
To read more about our reviewer's thoughts on The Libertine, click here.
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In This Issue: New & Notable – Central Table Food HallTuesday, August 13th, 2013
Describe it as a food emporium. Label it a communal dining experience. Compare the concept to New York's The Plaza Food Hall, L.A.'s Umamicatessen or even Tokyo's Takashimaya food hall. Say it's a nightclub for foodies.
Just don't call Central Table Food Hall a food court.
Central Table is St. Louis' first experience with the national food hall explosion. Situated on the first floor of Barnes-Jewish Hospital's newly constructed Center for Outpatient Health on the corner of South Euclid Avenue and Forest Park Parkway, the hall takes up nearly a city block. It's a concept that could only work in the densely populated and mobile Central West End. While its executive chef Nick Martinkovic was imported from Brooklyn's popular farm-to-table Roberta's, the food and the rest of the talent are locally sourced. Managing this mammoth operation is Matt McGuire, recently of Brasserie but best known as the man behind the departed – and terribly missed – King Louie's. When Elliot Harris parks his Chop Shop sushi food truck for the night, he rolls maki and constructs beautiful displays of superb sushi and nigiri at Central Table.
Within this broad gastro-landscape, there is something for everyone – a statement that typically signals, "Warning: Boredom and Mediocrity Ahead." Yet, Central Table keeps things interesting.
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MARTINS FERRY – School shootings are unfortunately and all too common issue that today's students and school administrators must deal with. Martins Ferry Schools, with help from Ohio Valley Health Services and Education Corporation (better known as OVMC/EORH), have taken one more step toward ensuring the safety of students and staff.
OVHS&E has donated buckets of supplies for classrooms in all three of the schools at the Martins Ferry City School District's complex on Ayers Limestone Road. The buckets are filled with items that would be useful in the case of an active shooter, including flashlights, first aid kits, heavy duty tape, hammers and lockdown devices to secure doors.
Martins Ferry faculty and staff have previously received ALICE training from the Martins Ferry Police Department. ALICE stands for alert, lockdown, inform, counter and evacuate. Those five words are key to handling an active shooter situation. Most of the items in the buckets apply to lockdown and counter, but Ayers Elementary School Principal Jim Fogle said the first priority is evacuation. The buckets are a secondary response.
Fogle went on to say that ALICE is "not a linear process." The five words are meant to be applied accordingly to individual situations.
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Part 2/2MLP dividends technically are distributions, and more than 80% of the industry's payouts are tax-deferred. The taxed portion is treated as ordinary income, because master limited partnerships aren't subject to corporate taxes. The dividend's tax-deferred portion cuts investors' cost basis in MLP units (aka shares) and is subject to taxes when the units are sold, says New York tax expert Robert Willens. Many investors avoid these taxes if they hold the units until death and their estates are below the current $5 million inheritance-tax threshold.Another minus is that investors get annual K-1 tax forms, rather than 1099s. This can result in more cumbersome and costly tax filings. The tax issue has helped spur the growth of exchange-traded funds and notes that do away with dreaded K-1s. Alerian MLP (AMLP) is the largest ETF and trades around 16, producing a yield of 6%. The drawback here is that appreciation in MLP holdings is subject to corporate taxes, dampening the upside.The JPMorgan Alerian MLP, the largest exchange-traded note, is around $36 with a 6% yield. It offers a return linked to an Alerian index of 25 MLPs. A plus is no corporate taxation. A negative is that the shares amount to a debt obligation of JPMorgan Chase, exposing investors to credit risk, albeit limited, given the bank's strength. And the dividends are subject to ordinary income taxes. ETNs are good for investors who want MLP exposure in tax-deferred accounts like IRAs and 401(k)s. Direct MLP investing in these accounts can subject holders to certain taxes.Enterprise Products Partners, at $48, is the largest MLP, and has good growth potential thanks to $7 billion of capital projects. Its yield is a below-average 5.1%, balanced by its growth outlook, a higher-than-average distribution-coverage ratio and distribution increases in 31 straight quarters. Edwards has an Outperform rating and a $59 price target. One plus is that Enterprise doesn't share profits with a general partner, unlike many MLPs, because it bought out its GP in 2010.Kinder Morgan Energy Partners (ticker: KMP) is big, diversified, and well-managed, with the country's largest natural-gas transportation system. But it allocates 45% of its cash flow to Kinder Morgan (KMI), its GP -- one of the industry's highest GP takes.Kinder Morgan Energy Partners trades at $78 and yields 6.3%, based on an anticipated 2012 distribution of $4.98 per unit. Its sister company, Kinder Morgan Management (KMR), is economically equivalent, but is structured as a corporation and pays the same dividend amount in stock, not cash. KMR, at $72, yields 6.9% and has traded at a persistent discount to KMP. Credit Suisse's Edwards has a $92 price target.Plains All American, a leading oil transporter, has significant exposure to rising crude production in mid-America. "It's in the sweet spot for the infrastructure build-out theme," says Kyri Loupis, portfolio manager for MLP strategies at Goldman Sachs' investment-management division. Plains, now at 78, has a 5.3% yield. Loupis sees its distributions rising 8% annually over the next three years. He also likes MarkWest Energy Partners (MWE), which trades at 46 with a 6.3% dividend yield, because of its exposure to fast-growing energy production in the Marcellus shale in the Northeast.---


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The word "supergroup" first emerged in 1969 to describe rock bands comprised of at least three powerhouse musicians with reputations that were established in other groups. Top supergroups of the time included Cream; Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young; Blind Faith; Bad Company; Emerson, Lake & Palmer; Derek and the Dominos and Asia. Supergroups were formed to create a stir, since three great musical minds were more likely to create better music than one. But supergroups also had commercial value—commanding larger gates and record sales than if the the same musicians had toured on their own (with Neil Young and Eric Clapton the lone exceptions).
But the supergroup concept wasn't new. It actually dates back to November 1925, when Louis Armstrong teamed with Kid Ory, Johnny Dodds, Lil Armstrong and Johnny St. Cyr to form his Hot Five. In the 1930s, the Benny Goodman Quartet was probably the most successful supergroup—with Goodman, Teddy Wilson, Lionel Hampton and Gene Krupa. Breakout supergroup ensembles like Artie Shaw's Gramercy Five and Duke Ellington's Duke's Men also were popular as bandleaders created small groups as a way to retain star musicians eager for a chance to shine.
In 1947, Louis Armstrong created another supergroup. His manager, Joe Glaser, insisted Armstrong establish a compact supergroup that would be less expensive and more nimble than his large orchestra. So Armstrong formed the first of his "All Stars"—a term that had its roots in baseball. Each year since 1933, the American and National leagues had squared off against each other in an All Star Game as a way to generate interest and drive up ad and ballpark revenue. In December 1941, Metronome magazine was first to pick up on the All Stars concept when winners of its annual poll gathered as the Metronome All Stars to record two sides of a 78 rpm. [Photo above of Louis Armstrong and the All Stars at Town Hall in 1947 by William P. Gottlieb]
Armstrong's touring All Stars septet featured the trumpet, trombone, clarinet, piano, bass, drums and vocals—a sufficient mix to satisfy and entertain audiences. There were no real sidemen, just consummate soloists who had already made their names in other bands. What also made Louis Armstrong and the All Stars special at the time was its nostalgic quality. By the late 1940s, bebop's popularity was on the rise, appealing largely to younger jazz fans fed up with the rigidity and predictability of older jazz styles. But there were plenty of older jazz fans who still remembered the 1930s and sought out groups that played familiar songs with a steady, syncopated beat. For them, Louis Armstrong and the All Stars were a welcome relief, featuring artists who reached out to audiences rather than artists who compelled audiences to figure out what they were doing. [Above, Dizzy Gillespie in 1947]
The All Stars gave Armstrong a new opportunity to champion his brand of jazz and take fans back to the music they knew and loved. In many respects, Armstrong's jazz was more rural than the newer, more urban sound. It centered on New Orleans, steamboats, banjos ringing, singin' folks and red robbins bobbin' along. Simpler music reminiscent of a pre-war era—before unspeakable war crimes, the destruction of entire cities and the spectre of atomic war. The All Stars were masters of a fading jazz form at its finest.
Now Mosaic Records has released this supergroup's performance output for two labels over 11 years on Columbia and RCA Victor Live Recordings of Louis Armstrong and the All Stars. This nine-CD box set is warmly remastered by Andreas Meyer and includes a 38-page booklet with marvelous liners notes by Ricky Riccardi, research archivist for the Louis Armstrong House Museum at Queens College in New York. Like classic rock bands that still tour today hoping to attract older audiences eager to relive their youth, the All Stars showcased jazz from a time when its role was to lift Depression-era spirits.
What's startling about this box is how effortlessly the All Stars slid in and out of varied material with clock-like precision. Songs ranged from It's Sleepy Time Down South and The Gypsy to Stompin' at the Savoy, West End Blues and Body and Soul. In each case, songs were given a New Orleans flavor—with instruments coming and going but working together in support of Armstrong and other soloists. There are occasional breaks from this formula, including an oddly Latin How High the Moon and Mop Mop. But for the most part, what you hear is a group of artists from another time recapturing a bygone era and reminding audiences of the miracle known as jazz. [Photo above of the All Stars—with Cozy Cole, left, not Big Sid Catlett]
The Mosaic box features music from about a dozen concerts by the All Stars—including appearances at New York's Town Hall (1947), Carnegie Hall (1947), the Netherlands (1955), Milan (1955), Los Angeles (1956), Carnegie Hall (1956), London (1956), Ghana (1956), Chicago (1956), Newport, R.I. (1956), New York (1956) and Newport, R.I. (1958). There also are two conversations, one between Armstrong and Edward R. Murrow in Paris (1956) and the other with producer George Avakian in Los Angeles (1956). The Carnegie Hall concert from 1947 is heard here for the first time after mislabeled tapes were recovered. There are other previously unheard tracks as well. [Pictured above: Louis Armstrong in Ghana in 1956]
Among the most interesting tracks are two from Armstrong's 1956 concert in Ghana, where he seems just a bit uneasy thanks to the throngs gathered, and the relaxed Lewisohn Stadium studio rehearsals of July 1956 (Lewisohn Stadium was on the campus of New York's City College and was demolished in 1973.) But it's tough to place any single performance above the rest. The beauty of Armstrong is that he knew only excellence, which makes this set of 164 tracks a joyous journey back in time to moments when audiences yearned for an even earlier time. What we learn yet again is that Armstrong was and remains timeless. Jazz artists fall in and out of vogue and many wind up forgotten over time, but Armstrong is forever. [Photo above: Lewisohn Stadium in New York]
Leonard Bernstein, at the Lewisohn concert, said it best during his introduction included in the box: "What [Armstrong] does is real and true and honest and simple and even noble. Every time this man puts his trumpet to his lips, even to practice three notes, he does it with his whole soul. This is a dedicated man and we are honored." [Photo of Leonard Bernstein above by Ruth Orkin]
In this box set, we hear Armstrong in all his splendor—as a trumpeter, as a small-group leader and as an entertainer who, night after night, made audiences fall in love with him and the music he invented.
JazzWax tracks: You'll find the Columbia and RCA Victor Live Recordings of Louis Armstrong and the All Stars (Mosaic ) here, along with sample tracks and information about the set.


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Pipestem features several enticing dining options, conveniently located within the resort. All restaurants and snack bars at Pipestem are open to public.
Overlooking the breathtaking Bluestone Gorge, the Bluestone Dining Room is the main restaurant at Pipestem Resort. Open year-round, the restaurant is full-service offering breakfast, lunch and dinner menus. Special buffets are frequently planned.
Enjoy well prepared meals from our dining room.
Bluestone Dining Room Breakfast
Bluestone Dining Room Lunch
Bluestone Dining Room Dinner
The Bluestone Dining Room is making Friday night's a time to visit Pipestem with family and friends.
Bluestone Dining Room
Every 1st and 3rd Friday of the Month
May – October 2016
5:30 - 8:30p.m.
Prime Rib
Steamed Alaskan Snow Crab Legs
Fried Shrimp
Fried Oysters
Fried Clams
Smoked Trout Cakes w/ Hard Cider Cream
Pecan Crusted WV Rainbow Trout
Lobster Mac N Cheese
Corn, Fried Okra, Heirloom Potatoes, & Rice
Raw Bar
Peel & Eat Shrimp w/ Cocktail Sauce
Oysters on Half Shell
Full Mixed Salad Bar
Pipestem Apple Pecan Cranberry Slaw
Seafood Pasta Salad
Soup: She-Crab
Assorted Desserts.
Drink Included
Adults: $29.99 Kids (4-10): ½ price; Age 3 and younger: free w/ adult meal purchase.
Note: Menu items may vary depending on market availability. Soups, starches and vegetables will vary week to week. However, favorites such as prime rib, crab legs, oysters, shrimp, etc. are features.
Canyon Rim features lighter fare, and specialty coffees that appeal to families on the go or those just needing a quick bite. Canyon Rim Café is located at McKeever Lodge.
Gourmet dining is found at Mountain Creek from mid-May (or when the aerial tram resumes operation for the summer season) until late October. Known for outstanding meals and preparation, Mountain Creek is accessible by aerial tramway only. It is located across the Bluestone River at the base of the tramway. Mountain Creek Lodge features 30-comfortable and secluded rooms. Reservations are suggested. Check the Operation Hours for dining hours. You'll find it under Mountain Creek Lodge Complex information.
Cannonball is the snack bar located at the Recreation Center. It is open during the summer months, serving the outdoor pool and short course.
Located at the 18-hole championship golf course pro shop, Mulligan's ambiance caters golfers, tennis players and to the general public. Featuring brews, subs and sandwiches, Mulligan's is a great lunch stop
Guests will find a variety of food and beverage services at Pipestem Resort.


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The Wall Street Journal uses the term "a killing" in reference to BX turnaround on office portfolio acquired in '06-'07. A 50% profit on a $39 billion investment...and this stock sits 60% below the IPO price...it's down for the year as well...What a crock. The share price, that is.
The problem is that the way the vicious little midget set this scam up is that the retail investor gets no trickle down from that profit. Your share (er..."unit") purchase price only trickles up to the filthy money grabbing little who.rez.


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What if it's all been a big fat lie?
This is the title of a New York Times magazine article published July 7. The article discusses the phenomenon of the obesity epidemic hitting this country in the last decade.
The recommendation from the surgeon general was that fat is the root of all obesity, and that in order to lose weight one must eliminate fat in the diet.
Looking at the past decade, I must say that obviously this is not the case.
As a nation we have decreased fat intake, only to increase our carbohydrate intake and our ever-growing waistlines. What if the information we have been told over the past decade is just that: a big fat lie.
Until we come to the realization that we cannot eat more than our body requires for everyday activities, we will continue to gain weight.
Until we realize the very simple equation that calories eaten must equal calories used, we will continue to gain weight.
If you are the type of person who enjoys all-you-can-eat buffets and watching television, you will gain weight. If you want to eat at all-you-can-eat buffets, then you had better find some way to burn more calories than you are taking in. This is why exercise is so important to the equation.
There are three simple rules to follow with weight loss: 1. Diet, 2. Exercise, 3. Change your habits.
Tim cunningham is a registered and licensed dietitian and customer service manager for Eat-Rite Health Promotion Center.
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Offering great looking, practical storage, this Harvey white toy box is ideal for a child's bedroom. Made from solid pine and wood-effect material, it features a lovely clean white finish with cut-out detailing to the front and sides.
The hinged lid lifts to reveal deep and spacious storage that's perfect for tidying away toys and books. Part of the Harvey range of bedroom furniture, this Harvey white toy box matches other functional furniture pieces to give your child's room a co-ordinated look.
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With the season more than halfway over, the #6 Texas Longhorns are in contention for a top seed in the NCAA Tournament come March.
But, with recent back-to-back losses to Kansas State and UConn clouding the horizon, head coach Rick Barnes needs to re-focus his squad for the remainder of the Big 12 Conference schedule, and find the keys to his team's early-season winning ways.
Let's take a look at four remaining opponents which pose the biggest threats, and opportunities, for the 'Horns as they close out the regular season.
For more in-depth analysis of the Longhorns, check out the Eyes Of TX blog at: http://www.eyesoftx.net, or follow Eyes Of TX on Twitter: @eyesoftx.


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Getting ready for March Madness
Jim Nasiopulos, an associate athletic director at Marquette University in charge of the NCAA men's basketball tournament coming March 19 and 21 at the Bradley Center, keeps two large manuals in his office.
One is a preliminary operations manual that is 387 pages long. The other, the participatory team manual, is 80 pages long.
The NCAA doesn't like to leave much to chance when March Madness begins. And Nasiopulos, who has worked on three previous men's tournaments, and one NCAA women's tournament, knows it better than most.
"You can't rest on your laurels," he said. "It is not Marquette's tournament. It's the NCAA's."
Marquette will host eight of the 64 teams in the first and second rounds of the tournament. Nasiopulos said Milwaukee and two other cities were the first cities to sell out its ticket inventory.
For now, Nasiopulos and Visit Milwaukee, the region's visitor and convention bureau, are meeting and making sure everything will go as planned once eight schools find out they're headed to Milwaukee.
And when Selection Sunday is over, Nasiopulos' phone will start ringing.
"It's a busy time for us," he said. "I look at the brackets and then I run into my office and get things ready."
Schools move fast. Planners will begin immediately the process of booking the travel and hotel rooms, and Nasiopulos and his staff will be on hand to make things as smooth as possible.
Dave Larson, director of convention services for Visit Milwaukee, says the NCAA gathering, at least by sheer numbers, is not a large convention. The estimated economic impact of the tournament is about $2.2 million, he said.
"It's not large compared to the Northwestern Mutual gathering or the American Legion," he said. "But it's the time of the year that's key. It's a different demographic. They are going to go to the restaurants and they will be very visible."
The Hyatt hotel will be the headquarters for the NCAA and the media that will flock to Milwaukee. The Hilton, the Intercontinental, the Pfister, the Doubletree and the Radisson West in Wauwatosa will be the host hotels for incoming teams.
Nasiopulos and his manuals address nearly everything. There are sections on security, the media, medical needs, ticket information, schedules and practice times. Nasiopulos has even arranged to have six gymnasiums around the area available should teams want extra practice time.
"It's great for our city," Nasiopulos said.
And even better for the lucky two teams that will make the Sweet 16.
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Ashley Greene on Going 'Rogue,' 'Missing Twilight'
Ashley Greene may be best known for her role as vampire Alice Cullen in the "Twilight" movies. Now, the actress is playing a former NSA contractor in the TV thriller, "Rogue." "That's different for me to be the new kid on the block," Greene told Lara Spencer . "The show is basicallyauthority verses
Ashley Greene Goes 'Rogue'
The "Twilight" actress is live in Times Square to discuss her role in the TV drama.
Joe Jonas Talks Smoking Weed with Miley Cyrus, Losing Virginity at 20
Smoking weed with Miley Cyrus, losing his virginity at 20 years old and dating Demi Lovato while she was abusing drugs - all is on the table as Joe Jonas, 24, opens up to New York Magazine for its Dec. 9 issue in an essay the former Jonas Brother penned titled " Joe Jonas: My Life As a Jonas
'Twilight,' 'Law and Order' Actresses Say 'No More' to Domestic Violence
ABC News' Sarah Parnass and Freda Kahen-Kashi report: A week after President Obama signed a bill reauthorizing the Violence Against Women Act, celebrities and business leaders came to the Capitol today to end domestic abuse. Actors from television and film joined advocates in Washington, D.C.,...
Kleenex Designer Goes Public as Survivor of Sexual Assault
In 2010, Christine Mau, a brand design director for Kimberly-Clark , was named one of Advertising Age's "Women to Watch." She created the oval-shaped Kleenex box and added rainbow colors to tampon wrappers and feminine pads. But at the height of her creative success, none of her corporate
Razzie Awards 2013: Full List of Nominees
The Razzies winners will be named on Feb. 23, 2013, the day before the Academy Awards ceremony. Here are the nominees , in the format announced by the Razzies. Keep in mind that some of the movie titles are altered by the Razzies as a joke: Worst Picture: "Battleship" "Oogieloves in the Big Balloon
Razzies Awards 2013 Honor the Worst Actors, Films of the Year
As Hollywood prepares for Sunday's Academy Awards to recognize the best of the best, another set of awards will be handed out today for the worst of the worst. The Golden Raspberry Awards, more commonly known as the Razzies , honor the worst actors and films of the year. They are meant to be an
Inauguration Lineup Includes Beyonce, Kelly Clarkson, James Taylor
In addition to the political crowd-planning that's part of the pomp and circumstance of a presidential inauguration, three musical stars will join the swearing-in ceremony in a couple weeks. Beyonce Knowles, Kelly Clarkson and James Taylor will each take part in Obama's second inauguration, the...
Final 'Twilight' Film Leads Razzie Nominees
The "Twilight" franchise has been given a rude sendoff from the Razzie Awards, which annually "honors" the worst in film. The fifth and final "Twilight" movie, "Breaking Dawn — Part 2," received a 11 nominations for the 33rd Annual Razzie Awards, which were announced Tuesday night. The...
'Twilight' Fans Mostly Happy With Final Film
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Canon Introduces World's First Self-Lit Macro Lens
I do a lot of product photography, and one thing I can tell you is, getting a close-up shot with a prime lens is possible, but certainly not ideal. The Canon Self-lit Macro Lens…
I do a lot of product photography, and one thing I can tell you is, getting a close-up shot with a prime lens is possible, but certainly not ideal. The Canon Self-lit Macro Lens…
Your iPhone's camera just got a whole lot cooler. olloclip released a new Macro Pro Lens that offers three magnification levels: 7x, 14x, and 21x. Each lens is paired with an InstaFocus™ hood that helps you take a crisp, clean macro photo by diffusing light and automatically setting the focus.
Everyone's favorite image sharing app, Instagram, or in some cases, what I ate for breakfast app, now supports landscape and portrait images. But don't worry, they didn't take away your precious 1:1 ratio just yet.
HEX has created some of my favorite bags I use to travel with every day. Whether it be to a coffee shop or on some random adventure. So when I saw their latest drop was a 6-piece DSLR Camera Capsule, featuring a DSLR Backpack, DSLR Sling Pack, and Camera Pouch, I was naturally overly excited.
Four years later, olloclip is returning back to their roots on Kickstarter to crowdfund their latest mobile photography venture, olloclip Studio.
This summer season, you can be wearing Abu Dahabi plastered across your shorts. Intrigued? Orlebar Brown has taken aerial and satellite imagery of rivers, roads, mountains and cityscapes…
Leica released a new commercial to celebrate their 100th anniversary and the opening of Leica Gallery São Paulo in November. The message of the commercial is far from humble, with the tagline, "Not every famous photograph was taken with a Leica. But they were all taken thanks to Leica."
When first coming across the Sigma 200-500mm f/2.8 APO EX DG, I immediately thought I was being pranked.
It is possible to take 3D pictures and videos on a single lens camera. Kúla Deeper does the magic and it is being crowdfunded on karolinafund.com.
Fujifilm aiming to take the digital photography World by storm, unveiled the Instax Mini90, a new take on their instant film line. Straying away from the colorful design of its predecessors, the Mini90 features a retro look similar to the late X-series cameras.


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Discovery World baseball exhibit opens on opening day
It began in 1845 with the invention of the modern baseball field. It continues with the Brewers' home opener Monday with the retractable roof at Miller Park.
Baseball has embraced change and new technologies all through the history of the sport. Now baseball fans can get a sense of that evolution at the new Discovery World Museum exhibit: "MEARS Presents Baseball - Innovations That Changed the Game." »Read Full Article
John Legend; 2 Chainz; Keith Urban; Sheryl Crow and more
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Craft breweries give Madison a heads up among college football towns
On the same day that U.S. News & World Report announced college rankings, a different college list came out. CraftBeer.com announced 15 craft beer obsessed college football towns.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison held steady in the U.S. News Report. It didn't do badly on the nationwide craft beer list, either. »Read Full Article
Weigel stations hit with two bias complaints
Weigel Broadcasting-owned stations in Milwaukee have been hit with two bias complaints.
In May Carlos Vergara filed a discrimination claim with the U.S. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission alleging that he was passed over for promotion in favor of "less experienced Anglo anchors." »Read Full Blog Post(3)
WISN anchor-reporter Portia Young moves to Sargento
After 14 years in broadcasting, 10 of them at WISN-TV (Channel 12), anchor-reporter Portia Young has left the station to join Sargento Foods as public relations manager, it was announced Tuesday.
"I would say ever since I came back from maternity leave I was thinking about" leaving broadcasting, she said. »Read Full Blog Post(21)
New wine list at c.1880 focuses on Wisconsin roots of vintners
Diners at c.1880, 1100 S. 1st St., will notice a new wine list that supplements the one recognized by Wine Spectator magazine; it shines a light on former Wisconsinites making wine elsewhere in the country and the world.
It includes a Cotes du Rhone from an estate owned by metro Milwaukee native and cookbook author Patricia Wells, and a Syrah and Cabernet Sauvignon made by brothers Chad and Corey Braunel, formerly of the Marathon area, in Washington. »Read Full Blog Post
Jim Crace, Jhumpa Lahiri, Colm Toibin top Man Booker prize shortlist
Jim Crace's "The Harvest," Jhumpa Lahiri's "The Lowland" and Colm Toibin's 'The Testament of Mary" lead the Man Booker prize shortlist, which was announced Tuesday.
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On Tap Today: J. Roddy Walston celebrates album release in Milwaukee
J. Roddy Walston and the Business has an album released today called "Essential Tremors"...and a show tonight at Club Garibaldi. Photo provided by band's publicist. »Read Full Blog Post(4)


text: Public Housing House passes major reforms to public-housing programs 427 to 0 By Jim Howard • Feb 3, 2016 Camille Phillips | St. Louis Public Radio For those who see nothing but divisiveness in Congress, Tuesday's vote backing the most significant changes in public housing policy in decades may be a refreshing surprise. The bill, HR 3700, sponsored Missouri Reps. Blaine Luetkemeyer, R-St. Elizabeth and Emanuel Cleaver, D-Kansas City, reforms "19 areas and 65 to 70 provisions" of existing law, under the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the Agriculture Department's Rural Housing Service. Creating a 'culture of work': a look at St. Louis Housing Authority's new job-training program By Camille Phillips • Dec 28, 2015 Carolina Hidalgo | St. Louis Public Radio At 53, Lucretia Hollins is older than your average cheerleader. But that, in essence, is what she's paid 20 hours a week to be. Hollins encourages her neighbors to sign up — and stick with — a new job-training program at their public housing complex, the Clinton-Peabody in St. Louis' near south-side. "It's not so much about the paycheck. It's about being able to help somebody else," said Hollins. "Because I know where I was at, and you can't let your circumstances in life take you out." House committee approves Luetkemeyer bill to 'reform' public housing By Jim Howard • Dec 21, 2015 Jason Rosenbaum | St. Louis Public Radio Rep. Blaine Luetkemeyer, R-St. Elizabeth, is sponsoring what he calls the biggest "reform" to the Department of Housing and Urban Development in more than 50 years. The legislation addresses long-standing issues in public housing across the U.S. "What we've done with this bill is open up 19 different sections of the law, somewhere between 65 and 70 provisions that we believe make some significant changes in the way HUD operates," Luetkemeyer told St. Louis Public Radio. St. Louis public housing complex wins HUD job-training grant By Camille Phillips • Apr 2, 2015 Camille Phillips | St. Louis Public Radio Residents of St. Louis' Clinton-Peabody housing development will soon have help from the federal government to find good-paying jobs. The near south side public housing complex is the recipient of a $3 million grant. Envisioning Home: Film Details History Of Public Housing In St. Louis By Alex Heuer, Mary Edwards & Don Marsh • Nov 13, 2012 Jason Epperson Jean King and Richard Baron first met in 1968, when the two joined forces to protest conditions and rent hikes in St. Louis public housing. Together, they earned a reputation as "imaginative leaders" and community advocates, attracting the attention of author/filmmaker Daniel Blake Smith. Durbin shares plans to boost security in East St. Louis public housing By Joseph Leahy • Feb 22, 2012 Illinois Sen. Dick Durbin is touting new measures to increase security for public housing residents in East St. Louis. The federally-funded plan includes installing cameras at six high-rise properties and hiring a new security coordinator. "We're going to be putting up lighting and fencing," Durbin said. "We're going to move forward to try to make sure the almost 4,500 residents of public housing in East St. Louis have a safer place to live." Last public housing tower for St. Louis families to come down By Rachel Lippmann • May 23, 2011 (Rachel Lippmann/St. Louis Public Radio) The federal Department of Housing and Urban Development has awarded the city of St. Louis $7.8 million to help redevelop the area around the city's last public housing tower for families. New documentary sheds light on the story of Pruitt-Igoe By Libby Franklin • Apr 4, 2011 The Pruitt-Igoe public housing project in St. Louis was once considered the template for post-war public housing, a national model. For awhile it was—until it wasn't. The high rise complex was constructed in 1954. Two decades later, and by then notorious, Pruitt-Igoe was a pile of rubble, imploded and bulldozed into history. What went wrong and why? That's the subject of a new documentary film called The Pruitt-Igoe Myth: an Urban History. Directed by Chad Freidrichs, the film will have its St. Louis premiere this Saturday at the Missouri History Museum.