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Smithsonian American Art Museum Debuts Touring Exhibition "Modernism in American Silver" at its Renwick Gallery
Media only: Susan Kenney (202) 275-1592
"Modernism in American Silver: 20th-Century Design" opens at the Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum on Sept. 16 and runs through Jan. 22, 2006. The exhibition is organized by the Dallas Museum of Art and begins its national tour at the Renwick Gallery.
"Modernism in American Silver" will highlight more than 200 outstanding works, from art moderne to contemporary, by the foremost designers of production silver. Widely recognized figures such as Eliel Saarinen, Erik Magnussen, Robert Venturi, Michael Graves, Elsa Peretti and Richard Meier are among the featured designers. Many of the works included in the exhibition are from the Dallas Museum of Art's Jewel Stern American Silver Collection, which includes more than 400 examples of modernist silver.
"This landmark exhibition in the decorative arts field showcases an unparalleled collection of American silver. The stylistic breadth and aesthetic quality of these works are exceptional," said Elizabeth Broun, The Margaret and Terry Stent Director of the Smithsonian American Art Museum. "It is a privilege to have 'Modernism in American Silver' launch a national tour at the Renwick Gallery."
The exhibition's primary goal is to chart the stylistic design history of modern American production silver from 1925 to 2000 and reintroduce to the public the many designers working in the industry. The exhibition also will explore economic and cultural factors that influenced silver design, manufacture and marketing across more than seven decades and seven major thematic areas:
The Modernist Impulse: Art Moderne
The Machine Age: Streamline Design
Modern Classicism
Naturalism: Scandinavian Influences
A New Look: Free Form and the 1950s
Future Dreams: The Space Age
The Boutique: Architects and Fashion Designers
"Modernism in American Silver" also will offer important revelations concerning the role of designers such as John Prip, Helen Hughes Dulany, Robert King, John Van Koert, Alexandra C. Solowij, Donald Colflesh and Tommi Parzinger.
"Craft artists who design for industry, and continue to make one-of-a-kind works, interject an aesthetic that reflects their technical virtuosity and understanding of what the material can do," said Jane Milosch, curator at the Renwick Gallery. "'Modernism in American Silver' offers a grand stage from which to appreciate how craft informs design, and how good design is a part of every well-crafted object."
Kevin W. Tucker, The Margot B. Perot Curator of Decorative Arts and Design at the Dallas Museum of Art, is the project manager and co-curator. Charles L. Venable, deputy director for collections and programs at the Cleveland Museum of Art, and independent scholar Jewel Stern are the guest co-curators of this exhibition. Jane Milosch, curator, is coordinating the exhibition at the Renwick Gallery.
"Modernism in American Silver: 20th-Century Design" was organized by the Dallas Museum of Art. The exhibition is supported by a generous grant from the National Endowment for the Arts. Publication of the exhibition catalog was underwritten by The Tiffany & Co. Foundation. The James Renwick Alliance supports the exhibition's presentation at the Renwick Gallery.
An accompanying catalogue will present a comprehensive examination of the works and serve as an important resource on American production silver—more extensive than any other of its kind currently available. Authored by Jewel Stern, the catalogue includes additional essays by Charles L. Venable and Kevin W. Tucker. Published by Yale University Press, the book will be approximately 390 pages in length with numerous, lavish color illustrations. The book will be available at the Renwick Gallery store, the museum's online shop and bookstores nationwide for $75.
Public Programs
A schedule of public programs, including lectures, artist demonstrations and performances is available in a brochure. Call (202) 233-0667 to request a copy by mail or visit the museum's online program calendar at AmericanArt.si.edu.
National Tour
Following its presentation at the Renwick Gallery, the exhibition will be on view at the Nevada Museum of Art, Reno (Feb. 11, 2006 to May 14, 2006), Dallas Museum of Art (June 18 through Sept. 24, 2006), The Wolfsonian - Florida International University, Miami (Nov. 17, 2006 through March 25, 2007), and the Dixon Gallery and Gardens, Memphis, Tennessee (April 22 through July 15, 2007).
The Renwick Gallery of the Smithsonian American Art Museum is dedicated to exhibiting American crafts and decorative arts from the 19th to the 21st century. The Renwick is located on Pennsylvania Avenue at 17th Street N.W., near the Farragut North (Red line) and Farragut West (Blue and Orange lines) Metrorail stations. Museum hours are from 10 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. daily. Admission is free. Smithsonian Information: (202) 633-1000; (202) 357-1729 (TTY). Recorded information: (202) 275-1500. Please visit the museum's award-winning Web site at AmericanArt.si.edu.
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Why Illinois Poets?
This year, Holman Library celebrates National Poetry Month by recognizing the achievements of Illinois poets such as Carl Sandburg, Gwendolyn Brooks, Lisel Mueller and more.
According to Dr. Kevin Stein, the Illinois Poet Laureaute, who created the poet laureate website, focuses on "the rich bounty of work created by Illinois's poets past and present. Through features on Illinois poets, this site highlights Illinois's poetic legacy and showcases the bevy of fine poets currently writing within the state.
In addition, this venue celebrates Illinois's notably varied chorus of voices. Here, you encounter the divergent forms poems can engage to express our human condition. No doubt you will like some featured poets better than others. That's as it should be. By exposing yourself to a range of poetic styles, you broaden your experience as well as establish your own tastes. You also come to appreciate the vivifying ethnic and racial diversity of those who practice poetry in our state. In telling ways, this diversity reflects our vibrant multicultural heritage.." Dr. Kevin Stein, Office of the Illinois Poet Laureate, http://www.illinois.gov/poetlaureate.
Dr. Kevin Stein, the Illinois Poet Laureate, visited Holman Library at McKendree University on March 27, 2014. He visited classrooms and read his poetry. It is appropriate that National Poetry Month celebrates Illinois poets this year! To read more information about this remarkable man, see http://mckendree.libguides.com/IllinoisPoetLaureate.
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There was NO attack. There was some childish ballot stuffing. Move along.

On Fri, Oct 30, 2009 at 3:19 PM, Martin Bogomolni <email@example.com> wrote:

Crutcher,

 The definition of what was done is really quite moot. ĀWhat was
 non-excellent was that it happened. Ā Showing it could be done once is
 enough to prove out the principle of the deed, and from that point it
 becomes somewhat academic to notify the owner of the site that there
 is a flaw in their system.

 ( In this case, a forum whose voting system can be manipulated. )

 A system that did not belong to, nor in the direct control of, nor by
 permission of those who do own the system, was played with. Ā Yes,
 it's the difference between the old definition of 'white' 'grey' and
 'black' hats. Ā However, part of being excellent at Noisebridge is
 behaving in a way that won't harm NB and others at NB.

 The example could have been set up, and taught in complete isolation
 with a server tinkered together from spare parts at NB for example.

 There are generally non-intrusive ways to learn, teach, and hack. ĀNot
 always, but generally so. Ā Choosing to do otherwise is a personal
 decision, but one that doesn't jibe well with the way NB is set up.

 -Martin

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"Few things are powerful enough to unite an entire culture. Governments, dictators, business leaders, and global influencers of all kinds have spent centuries trying to discover how to bring together organizations, communities, and nations; and time and time again, they've found one answer – Design."
That's how Phi Cooke begins an excellent article published on ChurchLeaders.com: Why Design is the Language of This Generation.
For centuries – since the invention of the printing press – western society has been a text-based culture. Words and content have been far more important than art and media.
But that is changing.
Over the last 3 decades we have become more and more a culture of images. Advertising images are everywhere. Inexpensive broadband internet connections and screens have made video accessible everywhere – from your TV, to your computer, to your smart phone.
Cooke writes:
It's not hard to see, because the evidence is everywhere. Just check out the unique design features of new computers or the interior design of coffee shops. Cell phones, automobiles, software, movies – all are examples of a design driven culture. Better design isn't just decoration, it's "connection." Designer Charles Eames said, "Design is a plan for action."
What does this mean for websites?
Again quoting Phil Cooke:
Re-thinking the design elements of a project isn't just a "cosmetic" issue – it's a fundamental issue about something that connects with the audience or customer on a very deep and significant basis.
In other words, the design of a website is not superfluous or extraneous. It can't be an afterthought. It's not secondary to content.
Your website's design is your art.
It speaks to those who see it even louder than the words.
It's what makes that connection.
Or not.
Take a quick look at your website's design. What is it saying?
What do other people say it's saying?
Boring? Lifeless? Cluttered? Unattended to?
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Sottovoce Libertador, still offers its sober and plain atmosphere and its spacious dinning room for 95 diners.
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Caroline Kennedy called Rep. Louise Slaughter, D-Fairport, Monroe County, today to discuss her intentions to run for the Senate, and Slaughter this evening said she is endorsing her.
"I am pleased to endorse Caroline Kennedy for the United States Senate. She has spent her whole life fighting for what she believes in – she is a champion of public education, a lawyer, and an accomplished author," Slaughter said.
Slaughter said that Kennedy can learn about upstate's issues, just as Hillary Clinton did in the seat.
"Our nation is facing extraordinary difficulties. Caroline Kennedy understands that the stakes have never been higher for our state and our nation. We need our next Senator to have the skills and the stature to help bring about the change we need."


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A nicely matched field of eight fillies and mares is set to challenge in the 44th running of the Bewitch Stakes (gr. IIIT) at Keeneland Race Course Wednesday. Topped by morning line favorite Angara, and second-choice Cape Town Lass, the field will contest 1-1/2 miles over the Lexington track's turf course.A winner over the course April 16, Martin Schwartz's Angara, made the 2-1 early favorite, showed a liking for the setting with a driving 2-1/4-length allowance score after angling out off the rail. The daughter of Alzao was bred in Great Britain by Dayton Investments and shipped stateside in late 2004.Trained by Patrick Biancone, the 4-year-old bay or brown filly put two races under her girth at Santa Anita before shipping in for the meet. Gary Stevens, aboard in that allowance win, gets the call for a trip from post four.Ready for Angora is Raleigh Ralls and Dennis Foster's Cape Town Lass. The 4-year-old daughter of Horse Chestnut established a Keeneland record for 12 furlongs, grabbing an allowance win April 9 by 1-3/4 lengths over Bewitch entrant Nobel Stella.Bred in Kentucky by Kings Way Farm, Cape Town Lass was a $95,000 Keeneland September yearling graduate and has earned $146,185 for her connections. Trained by Paul McGee, the filly started the betting at 5-2 and attracts the services of red-hot James Graham for a break seven spots from the rail.Adding intrigue at 4-1 is the John Ward-trained My Dear Lady. A group II winner and multiple group I-placed in her native Argentina, the 5-year-old daughter of Mutakddim has the pedigree and connections to fare well with this group.Bred in Argentina by Orilla Del Monte, and owned by John Oxley, this mare has hit the board in 15 of 20 career starts and could be ready for a big effort. Jorge Chavez will ride.Gary Tanaka's German-bred Noble Stella, trained by Roger Attfield, is the 7-2 third choice with Mike Smith up from post three. A group III stakes winner in Italy prior to her importation in 2004, the daughter of German stallion Monsun posted a fine work (5F, Firm, 1:01.00, B, 1/5) at Keeneland April 19 and appears ready to tangle.Literacy, Ballistic Babe, Strike Me Lucky, and Stormin' Diana make up the rest of the field from the rail out.Bewitch Stakes (gr. IIIT), fillies and mares, 4-year-olds and up, 1-1/2 miles, $100,000, approximate post time 4:45 p.m. EST.PP--Horse, Jockey, Trainer, Odds1--Literacy, Edgar Prado, John Pregman Jr. 6-1
2--Ballistic Babe, Jesus Barria, David Sayre, 50-1
3--Noble Stella, Mike Smith, Roger Attfield, 7-2
4--Angara, Gary Stevens, Patrick Biancone, 2-1
5--My Dear Lady, Jorge Chavez, John Ward, 4-1
6--Strike Me Lucky, Rafael Mojica, Grand Hofmans, 20-1
7--Cape Town Lass, James Graham, Paul McGee, 5/2
8--Stormin' Diana, Phil Teator, Bryan Baker, 20-1
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September 08, 2015
Naked If I Want To
Why Is It So Hard For Us Ladies To Love The Skin We're In?
The other day, on my birthday, a friend of mine took me to this crazy positive mantra aerobics class at her gym. I went with a snarky heart. I hate gyms. They give me PTSD. They remind me of a horrible eating disorder I had in college. Every now and then I get an acid flashback to my gym bunny days: late nights in the late nineties gerbiling away my dinner calories on the elliptical in my dorm basement watching Dawson's Creek, mentally measuring the midnight snack calories of ritalin, gummi bears, frozen yogurt and natty lite beer I would soon devour. Once I discovered yoga there was no turning back. I can practice in my pajamas, there are no mirrors on the walls and sometimes I fall asleep on my mat and no one cares.
Long story short, I ended up liking the aerobics class. Picture booty bass blasting and a bunch of women jumping around gyrating like strippers, kicking the air and screaming things like "I am generous! The universe loves me!" It was totally fun and I am going back tomorrow. But that's not the point. What I wanted to mention is the little dharma talk the teacher gave before class began. She said went to some event with Eve Ensler the week before — and spouted off some horrible statistics about women and violence. She said she had three young daughters and these statistics affected her profoundly. Then she spoke of self-love. She told us to bring love into the world, everywhere we go. Naturally I was into it. I mean, who isn't? Love is great. Love is all you need, blah blah. She went on to say that it's truly impossible to fully be a channel of love and to love others — to deeply, fully honestly love others — if we do not love ourselves. Then she said that loving ourselves starts with loving our bodies.
She didn't say that we had to be kinda, sorta, be a little bit okay with our own bodies.
She said we had to love them.
I can't tell you how many nights I've spent staring at my naked reflection in the full-length mirror with pure black poison in my heart. Wishing I was Kate Moss. Or Milla Jovovich. Or some other impossibly pretty magazine model with a high perfect nose and ass. The hatred has subsided some since I've had my daughter — one of the nice things about being a mom is that there is not that much time to obsess over appearance. But I still think I have thin lips and lopsided eyes and a double chin. Don't get me started on my kankles and saggy boobs. My list goes on. I'm sure yours does, too. This past summer, I watched my niece Roxy, aged 7, at the beach in her red bathing suit, having a blast with the boys, kicking soccer balls, eating hot dogs, ice cream, turning cartwheels, laughing loudly. Her lack of inhibition was intoxicating. But how many more years 'til she starts comparing her belly with the girls in bikinis she sees on TV? Two? Three? I went on my first diet in third grade. Isn't it so weird and cruel sometimes, being born into a human body? That we are all sort of destined to hate the skin we are in?
I know it's pretty hypocritical, the fact that I work in fashion, and here I am, blathering on about media depiction of women and the damage it causes. A big part of my job as is concepting a very particular beauty ideal, creating it, executing it, bringing it alive through words and pictures and clothes. Just poke around on our website or social media channels and you'll know what I mean. Beautiful women everywhere. Some days I find it inspiring, others depressing. Our insecurities make the world of fashion go 'round. If only there was a magic pill we could all take that made our self-doubt disappear. Imagine how many industries would go out of business. No need to buy the cream. No need to buy the clothes. We'd eat food, not dogma. All you need is love. Easier said than done.
….And can I just say, as an aside and totally unrelated but maybe it is, that I am so F*&*ING sick of this cold weather? It's been relentless, month after month, the whipping winds, the frigid snow, I've been wearing the same long underwear and ski jacket since December, haven't bothered to shave my legs or apply perfume, what's the point, it's all going to be covered up all day anyway. I'm sick of the scarves and sweaters and layers of coats and calendula face cream; I want loose gauze dresses and strappy leather sandals, lemon lotion on my legs and rose oil in my belly button, I want iced coffee with milk + honey and to run down the street with my hair in the air and the warmth everywhere; I want to feel the sun on my skin. Any day now the crocuses are going to come up. I know they will. Just when you are certain it will never be springtime again, the spring comes. The spring comes. –Molly Guy
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Officer Injured In Oakland Protest
OAKLAND, Calif. (AP) — Authorities say an officer was briefly hospitalized after being assaulted during a protest in Northern California over the fatal police shooting of an unarmed teen in Ferguson, Missouri.
Officer Johnna Watson, an Oakland police spokeswoman, said Saturday that a group of protesters assaulted and injured the officer Friday night. The officer was taken to the hospital and later released.
Watson says two other officers were pepper-sprayed during the protest that began in Oakland and ended in neighboring Berkeley.
Police and protesters briefly scuffled as several windows were broken and a trash can was set on fire during the street march.
Officer Jennifer Coats, a Berkeley police spokeswoman, says at least two people were arrested on suspicion of resisting or obstructing a police officer.
Another protest is planned Saturday evening.
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Re: Uniform arc length basis curve fitting
This is a nice problem you are posing, with practical applications. I
have the start of a solution here - leaving lots for you to add. The
challenge comes in solving for the arc length. I do it here with
NIntegrate and FindMinimum, but it's slow, and there must be a faster
(* Fit a curve composed from a set of 2 (or 3) Interpolation
functions (one for each vector component of the points) to a list of
points. The fit works for points in 2D and 3D. The curve is
parameterized by a parameter, say u, such that 0<u<1. *)
p = {{0,0},{1,2},{-1,3},{0,1},{3,0}}; (* the 2d points to fit, could
also be 3d *)
(* Define the arc length S of the curve defined by the list of points
pts, at parameter tt. *)
In[10]:= S[p,1.] (* the length of the curve *)
Out[10]= 10.6388
(* Now we re-parametrize the curve, using arc length s as the
parameter. Note to sweep out the entire curve, we now have to let s
vary from 0 to S[p,1.]. We see the plot looks the same, but it will
be swept out using arc length as the parameter. This is painfully
slow to evaluate. *)
ParametricPlot[Curve[p,(tt /. FindMinimum[Abs[S[p,tt]-s],{tt, 0, 1}]
(* We can demonstrate that this is arc length by creating points
along the curve, and we see the points are nicely spaced. *)
ListPlot[Table[Curve[p,(tt /. FindMinimum[Abs[S[p,tt]-s],{tt, 0, 1}]
(* By comparison here we plot points using our initial
parametrization, and if you look closely you will see they are not
evenly spaced along the curve. *)
I leave it to you to implement your tangent vectors, curvatures, etc.
christopherpurcell at mac.com
On Jun 19, 2006, at 1:01 AM, Narasimham wrote:
> How to find slopes, curvature etc. of cubic splines as a function of
> arc length? With this example from Help,attempted to find piecewise
> derivatives, but it cannot be right as the given pts need not be
> spaced
> evenly on the arc. TIA.
> << NumericalMath`SplineFit`
> pts = {{0,0},{1,2},{-1,3},{0,1},{3,0} };
> spline = SplineFit[pts, Cubic] ;
> plspl=ParametricPlot[spline[u], {u, 0, 4}, PlotRange -> All, Compiled
> -> False];
> "derivative components"
> der[x_]:=( spline[x+10^-10]-spline[x-10^-10] ) /( 2 10^-10);
> dxu[x_]:=der[x].{1,0}; dxv[x_]:=der[x].{0,1};
> Plot[{dxu[v],dxv[v]},{v,0,4}];
> ">>> slopes >>>"
> Plot[ArcTan[dxu[v],dxv[v]] ,{v,0,4}] ;
> plder=ParametricPlot[der[v],{v,0,4}] ;
> der[2]
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Completion of the $3.5 billion sale of Victoria's Loy Yang A power station to a consortium led by Australian Gas Light Company may be announced as early as this morning.
On Friday Horizon Energy Investment, a key shareholder in Loy Yang Power, the owner of the power station, requested its shares be placed in a trading halt for up to two days.
Horizon managing director Ian Kay declined to comment but said an announcement would be made today.
Horizon stapled securities last traded at 9c on Tuesday.
AGL said in a statement that its consortium, Great Energy Alliance Corporation (GEAC), was continuing to try to resolve the issues holding up the sale, despite Horizon's trading halt.
These issues are the question of restructuring Loy Yang's $3.2 billion in debt with the 31 creditor banks, and stamp duty owed to the Victorian Government.
The bank's lenders earlier this month agreed to defer an immediate debt repayment of $500 million - a Bullet A payment - until March 12.
Loy Yang's owners and GEAC have agreed to fix the sale proceeds to be received by the sellers at $155 million - the bottom end of the range approved last August by Horizon's shareholders.
"As a result, Horizon security holders should expect to receive approximately 10c per stapled security provided the transaction successfully closes," Horizon said in a statement this month.
If the sale is not completed by March 12 the lenders could place Loy Yang in liquidation.
AGL won the right to buy Loy Yang Power in December when the Federal Court ruled that AGL could buy a minority interest in the power station.
It overruled a decision by the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission, which had opposed the sale to GEAC because it said AGL's participation in the consortium threatened competition in the national electricity market.
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After being temporarily turfed from his offices on Melbourne's Collins Street just before Christmas, Pollster Gary Morgan, may have been hoping for better news from the gold miner which has soaked up the fortune he made from Roy Morgan Research.
Haoma Mining's quarterly activities report, which was released Monday, certainly had some promise.
For the moment, let's overlook the $1.83 million before tax loss for the three months ending December 31, and the fact that it burnt through $521,000 of operating cash for the quarter, leaving it with $15,000 cash.
Haoma said its first production run at Bamboo Creek Pilot Plant "has been successful".
The revolutionary extraction method, which is provided free of charge by another Morgan company, Elazac, has produced a bullion bar with 195 grammes of gold, it reports.
Which means, any day now it might be able to address the $63 million mountain of debt, and accrued interest, it now owes to Roy Morgan Research.
Softly Santos
The new Santos chief executive, Kevin Gallagher, knew he had to tread carefully with a day of protest planned for his Monday debut at the energy group.
Conservation groups like Lock The Gate, Knitting Nannas Against Gas, and the Wilderness Society were planning protests around the nation.
It looks like the dozen bodies who turned up at the Sydney HQ were not so intimidating after all.
Gallagher's minions allowed them into the building, and said Gallagher would even make time to read the letter that was being presented to him. Softly, softly.
Cash Poll
Clive Palmer's political donations to Clive Palmer grabbed the headlines again on Monday morning with the release of the annual political donations list.
If the disclosurefest is anything to go by, Clive obviously wasn't counting on such a major slowdown in China.
He was pumping cash out of Queensland Nickel, and into Palmer United, as late as June last year. At the same time he was writing up the book value of its nickel assets by more than $1 billion.
Six months later, he was forced to go, cap in hand, to the Queensland government for a bailout, and then call in the corporate paramedics when that failed.
But at least Palmer got to control his political cash giving.
Billionairess Gina Rinehart was forced to watch through gritted teeth yet again as Hancock Coal Pty Ltd, which she partly-owns, donated $22,000 to Labor.
India's GVK, which owns 79 per cent of Hancock Coal, is responsible for that decision.
The best Rinehart could do was balance the ledger by donating $22,000 to the Nationals via Hancock Prospecting.
She was not the only rich lister favouring the conservative cause.
Australia's recently gonged barrister/rich lister/cattle rancher, Allan Myers, QC, handed $27,500 to the Victorian Libs, while ad man Harold Mitchell splashed more than $200,000 on the Libs in Victorian and Canberra.
The estate of the late Paul Ramsay also coughed up $125,000 for the Libs, while CBD spied the name of Macquarie founder Robin Crawford making a modest $1000 donation to the party.
Kerry Stokes' Seven West Media did not mind a bit of political bias with a $13,000 donation to the Libs.
But there were some interesting names squaring the ledger.
The embattled listed legal group Slater and Gordon gave Labor $36,000, and the Rupert Murdoch-controlled Foxtel handed $18,500 to Labor as well. Frank Lowy's Westfield was also on the leftie side of the ledger with a $10,000 donation to Labor.
CBD favourite Cabcharge can't be accused of being parochial: Last year, the taxi payment provider's $150,000 worth of political largesse was almost exclusively targeted at the Libs and their conservative cousins in Queensland.
The year before, $175,000 was showered on to the political parties in NSW, with the Libs accounting for $160,000 of the loot.
The year before that, Cabcharge made a single donation of $100,000 to the Libs in Canberra.
Just as interesting was the disclosure from James Packer's Crown Resorts. CBD spied plenty of donations to the major political parties in WA and Victoria. Missing from the list was any donations in NSW – where he is about to build a major casino – and in Queensland, where he was heavily campaigning to build one.
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The Grand Brighton, Brighton
- Free full breakfast and free WiFi
- Exterior
During renovations, the hotel will make every effort to minimize noise and disturbance.
Main amenities
- 201 smoke-free guestrooms
- On the beach
- Restaurant and bar/lounge
- Full-service spa
- Fitness center
- Valet parking
- 24-hour business center
- 24-hour front desk
- Daily housekeeping
- Self-serve laundry
- Conference space
- Multilingual staff
- Free full breakfast and free WiFi
For families
- Cribs/infant beds (surcharge)
- Rollaway/extra beds (surcharge)
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
- Private bathroom
- Free toiletries
- Daily housekeeping
What's around
- On the beach
- Brighton Beach (0.1 mi / 0.2 km)
- Churchill Square Shopping Centre (0.2 mi / 0.4 km)
- Brighton Pier (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Brighton Sea Life Centre (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
- Brighton Royal Pavilion (0.5 mi / 0.8 km)
A beautiful, old historic hotel. The service was top notch and the complimentary…
Magnificent old hotel, built in the 1840's, with great staircases embellished with all…
The Grand Brighton, Brighton
Hotel Info: 866-539-8117from $110
- Standard Room, 1 Double or 2 Twin Beds
- Classic Twin Room
- Classic Inland Twin
- Classic Twin Room
- Single Room, 1 Twin Bed
- Classic Inland Single
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- Classic Double Room
- Classic Double Room
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- Special Offer Twin/Double
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Key facts
Hotel size
- This hotel has 201 rooms
- This hotel is arranged over 7 floors
- Check-in time starts at 3 PM
- Check-out time is 11 AM
- Express check-out
Required at check in
- Credit card or cash deposit required
- Government-issued photo ID required
- Minimum check-in age is 18
Travelling with others
- Pets allowed (dogs only) *
- 2 per room
- Free WiFi in public areas
- Free WiFi in rooms
- Valet parking *
Other information
- Smoke-free property
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In the hotel
- Free full breakfast daily
- Restaurant
- Bar/lounge
- Coffee shop/café
- 24-hour room service
- Fitness facilities
- Full-service spa
- Spa treatment room(s)
- Steam room
- Sauna
- 24-hour business center
- Number of meeting rooms - 11
- Conference space
- Meeting rooms
- Conference center
- 24-hour front desk
- Tours/ticket assistance
- Laundry facilities
- Free newspapers in lobby
- Luggage storage
- Wedding services
- Multilingual staff
- Porter/bellhop
- Number of buildings/towers - 1
- Year Built 1864
- Elevator/lift
- Accessible bathroom
- In-room accessibility
In the room
- Coffee/tea maker
- Bathrobes
- Slippers
- Iron/ironing board
- Blackout drapes/curtains
- Premium bedding
- Private bathroom
- Designer toiletries
- Hair dryer
- 32-inch flat-screen TV
- Cable TV channels
- Desk
- Free WiFi
- Phone
- Free bottled water
- Daily housekeeping
- In-room safe
- Connecting/adjoining rooms available
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The Spa at The Grand has 8 treatment rooms including rooms for couples. Services include hot stone massages, massages, facials, and body wraps. A variety of treatment therapies are provided, including aromatherapy. The spa is equipped with a sauna and a steam room.
Guests under 18 years old are not allowed in the spa.
DiningGB1 Seafood Restaurant - This beachfront restaurant specializes in seafood and serves breakfast, lunch, and dinner. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required.
Victoria Lounge - This beachfront restaurant specializes in international cuisine and serves lunch, dinner, and light fare. Guests can enjoy drinks at the bar. A children's menu is available. Reservations are required.
Victoria Bar - This beach bar serves lunch and light fare. A children's menu is available.
On Site
- Fitness facilities
- Sauna
- Steam room
- Bicycle rentals nearby
- Golf lessons available nearby
- Golfing nearby
- Kayaking nearby
- Parasailing nearby
- Sailing nearby
- Surfing/boogie boarding nearby
- Water skiing nearby
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- Grand Brighton Hotel
- Grand Brighton
- The De Vere Grand Brighton Hotel Brighton
- De Vere Grand Brighton
- De Vere Grand Hotel Brighton
The property has connecting/adjoining rooms, which are subject to availability and can be requested by contacting the property using the number on the booking confirmation.
Only registered guests are allowed in the guestrooms.
Children under 16 years old are not allowed in the health club or fitness facility without adult supervision.
Guests under 18 years old are not allowed in the spa.
Reservations are required for massage services and spa treatments and can be made by contacting the property before arrival at the number on the booking confirmation.
Optional extras
Onsite credit card charges are subject to an extra charge
The spa is accessible for GBP 19.50 per person, per day
Valet parking costs GBP 35.00 per night
Parking is available nearby and costs GBP 30.00 per night
Rollaway beds are available for GBP 20.00 per day
Cribs/Infant beds are available for GBP 10.00 per day
Pets are allowed for an extra charge of GBP 30.00 per pet (may vary based on length of stay)
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Where Our Deepest Passions Intersect the World's Compelling Needs
A good place to be in our professional lives is where our deepest passions intersect the world's compelling needs. This is true at many levels: the passions that motivate us
toward accomplishments we deem meaningful; the passions that motivate us as
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"Passion" in this context is recognizable as unusually high enthusiasm toward what we do and how we do it. Geosciences and geoscientists would be on the short list of disciplines and professional communities marked by
. In the humanities and arts, verve is the spirit and enthusiasm animating artistic composition or performance. At our best, we have it in our elevated engagement in learning, discovering, communicating, and in solving "hairy" problems, both fundamental and applied. We should think of these intangibles as tangibles, whether functioning as individuals, as communities, or as The Geological Society of America.
Individually and collectively, our scientific achievements as geoscientists have tremendously expanded in scope and impact in the past several decades. Moreover, the specific character of the threats our world faces — ignorance, thirst, hunger, environmental degradations, shortages, excesses, hazards, climate change — must be viewed as "our call" for the best we have to offer, and at this moment. We are in fact the
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Yet, with all of our verve, passion, knowledge, and experience, we still struggle to engage K–12 education, to transform public policy where needed, to reach adult learners, to find our most effective public voice(s) on difficult topics, and to build the new workforces we know we need. As the purview of the geosciences expands and our presence becomes increasingly vital, The Geological Society of America is right to be distinguished by a broad and encompassing mission scope; needs to resist fashionable, new-millennium corporate temptations to retreat into narrow niche-mission markets; and must continue to adapt itself (i.e., adapt
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While this sounds like a friend of a friend kind of story, on July 31st a PasteBay user known as CjC76 supposedly posted what they claim is a 100% accurate info-dump about Call of Duty: Black Ops II. While the grammar may not flow perfectly, many of the features supposedly in multiplayer have indeed appeared in the latest multiplayer trailer, so there is at least some validity to the user's claims. The following has been directly copypasted from the source, with minor visual changes.
"The story revolves two things. First around Frank woods as an old man talking about his missions with Alex Mason, giving tips on how to defeat Raul Menendez which you flash back to and are able to play. Other part of the story involves Raul Menendez, a terrorist that eventually controls the worlds drone army, starting a world war. Menendez has presence in the flashback missions as well, showing how he rose to power over the years. Although there is spoilers here, I will not reveal the ending, which sounds pretty damn good from what I heard." As said in interviews, some of your actions dictate how the game plays out. Singleplayer has perks, and special ones are ones such as brute force. What this means is through a single player level there are certain areas of the game you can only access if have this perk. This will allow you to break a lock and get special grenades or extra guns for example.
You can now make a class based on how much equipment you have, rather than having to choose stuff you don't ever use. For example, it is possible to have 6 perks if you choose to not carry a primary or secondary weapon (you will have just a knife). If you choose to pick a primary gun, it will say you need to replace one of those perks. If you don't like any perks, you can add more features to your primary or secondary.
Live Streaming (Confirmed) – Black Ops 2 will now have a live streaming feature built right in. You can automatically stream your gameplay over the internet easily. You would require a camera though for the feature that shows your face. This may or may not work with Kinnect. Dedicated servers – Black ops 2 will now feature deticated servers, so now you wont have to worry about host migrations when someone leaves the match. Diving to prone is back. Nuketown will be back in a futuristic setting. DLC will be in map packs, unlike MW3.
Primary weapons
Assault Shield – Same as the riot shield in MW3, but can be placed on the ground standing up, so it can give the player some cover while using their other weapon.
- SCAR assault rifle
- Vector K10 SMG
- Ballistic Knife
- AS50 sniper rifle
- Storm PSR – Shown in the E3 demo.
- Crossbow with explosive tip
Note: There are no noob tubes (grenade launchers) in this game
Secondary weapons
- Five-Seven
- Barreta burst pistol
- RPG - with an updated futuristic look
- Stinger Missile
Some Multiplayer levels
- Cargo / Dockside – Play through a Singapore shipping yard. Same as the strikeforce mission in single player
- Aftermath – Play through some ruins of Los Angeles.
- Hijacked – A close quarter map that takes place on a Yacht.
- Slums – Play though slums in panama.
- Drone – Play through a complex with docked aerial drones.
- Power plant – Play through a Pakistan power plant.
- Nightclub – Play in a nightclub from the Al Jinan single player campaign .
- Overflow – Takes place in Pakistan on in a business district.
- Carrier – Takes place on an aircraft carrier U.S.S. Barack Obama from single *player.
- Turbine – Takes place in Yemen in a valley with crashed windmills.
- Yemen – Takes place in suburban Yemen with close quarter buildings.
Lethal Grenades
- Frag
- Claymore
- Combat Axe – Same as the tomahawk in Black Ops 1.
Tactical Grenades
- Flash
- Smoke
- Concussion
- Tazer Spike – An electronic device thrown on the ground or the wall. If an enemy walks over it
- Tactical insert
- UAV – Standard COD killstreak
- Care Package – Standard COD kill streak
- RC-XD – Same that was in Black Ops 1. Remotely control an RC car with explosives
- on it.
- Microwave Turret – Place this on the on the ground to trap enemies in a wave of microwave energy. If the enemy is in it for too long, they die.
- Death Machine - Same killstream from Black Ops 1.
- Hellstorm Missile– Same to the Predator missle in MW3, except it can deploy a cluster bomb before impact if the player wishes.
- Multiple grenade launcher – A rapid fire grenade launcher.
- QR Drone – Control a quadrotor, flying through the map, shooting enemies.
- AI Tank – Similar to the assault drone in MW3
- Sentry Gun – Your typical COD sentry gun. Can remotely control it.
- Orbital VSAT – Similar to the Advanced UAV in MW3, but cannot be shot down, and has the enemies painted on minimap. Their position and directional information is shown in real time.
- Single Seeker Drone – Launch a single seeker drone that flies into the air and seeks out the nearest enemy and kills them.
- EMP - Same as in MW3
- Helicopter gunner – Control a helicopter gunner. Includes feature to move across map when player wishes to change position.
- Lodestar – A plane that flies over the map. Player can control it shooting rockets down at the enemies.
- Helicopter escort – Have a helicopter that follows you from above, shooting enemy players.
- Attack Dogs – Same kill streak from Black Ops 1.
- Drone Swarm – The top killstreak. Call in a swam of drones overhead that will seek out and kill enemies.
- Ghost - No information
- Fast Hands – Swap weapons faster and throw grenades faster.
- Dexterity– Climb obstacles faster
- Lightweight– Either run faster, or run longer.. not much info on that.
- Flak Jacket – Same as in Black Ops 1.
- Tactical mask – Resistant against flash bangs, concussion grenades, spikes, emp grenades
- Cold blooded – No information
There is no last stand perk in the game.
Not much information was given, however, here are a few bits of info.
New Feature - Player can get infected turn into a zombie, and play as a zombie, attacking other players. The zombie's hands are in first person mode while you swipe and claw other players.
- Meat
- Diner
- Farm
- Tesla gun
- Danny Trejo returns to voice a character in Zombie campaign mode.
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1. Re: Two diff apps using the same dgraph, want two reports, one for each appPravin Chikhale Oct 31, 2012 12:02 PM (in response to 953835)Workbench uses thread and Timer.scheduleAtFixedRate method to trigger the daily and weekly report. Time for execution is kept constant. It works like a scheduler.
2. Re: Two diff apps using the same dgraph, want two reports, one for each appBranchbird - Pat Oct 31, 2012 3:16 PM (in response to Pravin Chikhale)Joe,
As Pravin mentions, the checking of those boxes in Workbench triggers scheduled jobs within the EAC that kicks off the scripts at the appropriate time/day. But as you've noticed, there's not a ton of flexibility and you don't get cron or Windows Scheduler-type capabilities.
If you need to do something special, you can manually kick off the report generation scripts from your control directory using the runcommand.bat (or sh) script or place the command into a cron/Windows Scheduler job:
For example, to kick off the WeeklyReports job, you would do this:
runcommand.sh WeeklyReports runSo, assuming you go down the route of creating multiple ReportGenerators and scripts, you would create a job to kick off the new script you've created at the appropriate time.
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It's not unusual to see Oreos appear in other snack foods. Most ice cream shops and brands offer some variety of the cookies and cream flavor. And Oreos also appear (alongside several other snacks) as an optional mix-in for the McDonald's McFlurry.
But there was something bizarre about seeing them as a topping on a doughnut, which is exactly what Krispy Kreme began offering a few weeks ago. There are two varieties of the doughnut, both of which include both Oreo cookie crumbles and a dollop of Oreo's signature filling. They're available at select locations through April 21.
Krispy Kreme hasn't posted calorie count information for the doughnuts, and frankly, we're afraid to ask.
Cookies and pastries we can understand. Cookies and pizza are a bit harder to fathom. But in 2007, Oreos teamed up with Domino's, to create what it dubbed a "dessert pizza."
Fortunately, this was not a standard Domino's pizza topped with Oreos; rather, you got a thin crust covered in vanilla sauce, crumbled Oreo cookies and frosting. It was dreamed up by a Domino's employee in a contest to create a new product offering and even got an advertising campaign.
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Sometimes Oreos go inside other snacks. Sometimes, other snacks go inside Oreos.
That's the case with this weird variety, which replaces the classic Oreo filling with one flavored like the traditional Halloween candy. The limited-edition cookie appeared on shelves last fall for the Halloween sales season -- though it was not the first time Nabisco offered a seasonal Oreo variety. The company sold candy cane Oreos during Christmas from 2008-2010.
Both limited-edition varieties can still be found on eBay, where a package of candy corn Oreos sells for the princely sum of $34.95.
Yes, that makes three entries for Oreos, which deserves a lifetime achievement award for its string of roles as best supporting snack food.
Pizza and beer have always been brothers in arms, so it was only a matter of time before some adventurous brewery found a way to mash them together.
Tom and Athena Seefurth of Illinois invented this concoction in 2006 by topping a pizza crust with tomato, oregano, basil and garlic and then rinsing the "essence of pizza spices" into the brewpot. The result, Mamma Mia! Pizza Beer, does in fact taste like pizza, with the oregano flavor particularly pronounced.
You're probably not going to down several pizza beers in one sitting -- it's not what you'd call a session beer. But if your local bar happens to have a bottle, we'd recommend giving it a try.
Chicken and waffles is a traditional dish that may very well qualify as a Frankensnack in its own right. So it was only natural that Lay's would seek to imbue that unique flavor into its potato chips.
We got a chance to try these, and were greeted with a strong taste of syrup. It's not exactly a taste you expect (or particularly want) to find in a bag of chips.
The variety was introduced in a contest to pick the next flavor of Lay's chips, and it's going up against "cheesy garlic bread" and "Sriracha." The latter is a wildly popular hot sauce and early reviews are good, so we fully expect it to beat out the chicken and waffles flavor and arrive soon at a grocery store near you.
Photo: Lay's Facebook
In the mood for a burger, but feel like they haven't packed enough calories into the bun?
Sometimes referred to as a "Luther Burger" -- after R&B singer Luther Vandross -- the doughnut burger is just a beef patty sandwiched between a couple of doughnuts (or, if you're watching your calories, one doughnut split in half). Unfortunately there are no national chains offering this, but a couple of local establishments have them. One doughnut shop in Orange Country, Calif. offers a cheeseburger doughnut alongside other weird menu items like pizza doughnuts and sushi doughnuts. And the Gateway Grizzlies, an Illinois minor league baseball team, offer a bacon cheeseburger on a split Krispy Kreme doughnut, earning them the title of "baseball's best burger" from Sports Illustrated.
And if there are no restaurants or doughnut shops near you offering a version of this beast of a burger, don't despair: You can make one yourself -- Paula Deen has a recipe, of course.
Photos: Devilicious Donuts, Facebook
Pizza Hut first recognized that the crust could be more than a handle when it introduced the Stuffed Crust Pizza in the 1990s. That wasn't exactly a Frankensnack -- they were just putting cheese in a part of the pizza that had previously been cheese-free.
But innovation doesn't sleep, and last year the pizza chain took the crust to a whole new level, introducing the Crown Crust Carnival pizza to its Pizza Hut Middle East stores. One featured a crust that incorporated chicken strips, while the other had mini-cheeseburgers circling the pie.
The Huffington Post also points out that Pizza Hut UK previously offered a hot dog stuffed crust. Clearly, America has fallen behind the rest of the world when it comes to crust innovation.
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Most Frankensnacks are essentially novelty foods, released on a limited-time basis in hopes of getting some curious diners who want something adventurous. Typically, they don't turn into best-selling menu items.
But the Doritos Locos Taco is the exception: The original nacho cheese flavor sold 100 million tacos in its first 10 weeks, and now accounts for a quarter of all Taco Bell taco sales.
So of course Taco Bell is releasing a second such taco featuring the second-most popular Doritos flavor, Cool Ranch.
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Litman, Lenny
Interview Date
January 14, 1987
Lenny Litman, a former nightclub owner, entertainment promoter and entertainment column writer; birth date, May 15, 1914;
[T1S1] family background; early life in Braddock, PA; early schooling in Braddock; sportswriter for school paper; other high school activities; writer for Pittsburgh Press and Pittsburgh Sun; thirteen days employment at a steel mill; women in his family; education at Roanoke College and Shenandoah College; employment as sports publicity director at University of Richmond; becomes promotion agent for the University of Pittsburgh's 150th Anniversary; father's beer distributorship; a trip to California with high school friends to audition for movies;
[T1S2] Hollywood experiences; return to Pittsburgh in 1938; becomes press agent for Wallace Brothers Circus and later Russell Brothers Circus; return to Pittsburgh to attend law school, at father's urging; leaves law school to open Hoot Gibson Rodeo and Thrill Circus; enlistment in the Navy; experiences of anti-Semitism; return to Pittsburgh after the war; opens Mercur's Music Bar in 1944; marriage to Roslyn Leiber, 1948; becomes promoter for the Copa nightclub;
[T2S3] discussion of talents who played at the Music Bar; Pittsburgh's years as a jazz town; discrimination against Blacks during the 1940s; salaries that some famous musicians drew at that time; sells Mercur's Music Bar when the Copa opened; discussion of famous musicians who played the Copa; people who got their start at the Copa; taking Jackie Kohane to synagogue on his visits to Pittsburgh;
[T2S4] Jewish comedians who played the Copa; friendship with Andre Phillipe; the years when Sammy Davis played the Copa; Davis' conversion to Judaism; decline of nightclub business in Pittsburgh; becomes a correspondent for Variety magazine; former colleagues in the nightclub business; brings first professional basketball team to Pittsburgh; receives an award for this effort; endeavor to bring cable TV to Pittsburgh; leases and operates the Penn Theater in the late 1950s; promoter for college concerts and professional boxing; courtship of wife, Roslyn; birth of children; their lives and careers; promotion of events at Heinz Hall;
[T3S5] discussion of his promotion of the Bolshoi Ballet in 1967-68; writer for a "nightlife" column for the Pittsburgh Press from 1970 to 1985; views on the future of show business; his greatest success in life; his pen name; people who helped and influenced his career.
Braddock (Pa.); Davis, Sammy, 1925-1990; Amusements; Musicians; Music; City and town life; Jews--Social life and customs
Birth Date
North Braddock, PA
Businessman, Newspaper reporter, Show promoter
Copa Club; Midway, Rock and Roll and Carnival; Shows Inc.
North Braddock, PA; Braddock, PA
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Blum, Eleanor
Faigen, Ann
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Box 104 FF 11
National Council of Jewish Women (NCJW), Pittsburgh Section Papers, 1894-2003, AIS.1964.40, Archives Service Center, University of Pittsburgh
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Hear award-winning singer actor Robert Davi sing through The Great American Songbook that is America's Shakespeare, the golden age of American music. This collection of unforgettable masterpieces helped the world fall in love with our country. During Robert's parents' time while our country faced many difficulties this music helped it glow with promise and optimism. It reminded them that our country was a place where dreams came true, and inspired people from all over the world to find for themselves the magic that was America. And Frank Sinatra's Voice was the soundtrack for their lives.
Today we find our country and the world in extremely difficult circumstances. We are seeing erosion in culture and music. This music is as relevant today as it was when it was created. It was Romantic without being crude; the songs were poetic and if there was heartbreak it was sung with a delicate tenderness, not a resentful anger toward women. Juxtapose All The Way which won the Oscar in 1958 with one that won the Oscar just a few short years ago It's Hard Out There For a Pimp. You will see the erosion of values.
Davi Sings Sinatra: On The Road To Romance, is a journey through different aspects of love—from the seduction and elation of falling in love to the loss and heartbreak of it and then back to its rediscovery. It is a metaphor for this great country of ours, that no matter how hard times are the Best is Yet to Come.
Robert's humble mission as a singer and interpreter of this Songbook is to help reinvigorate the spirit of America, the spirit that makes it the greatest country in the world.
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Saturday, March 23, 2013 from 8:00 PM to 9:30 PM (PDT)
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Robert Davi, one of the most recognizable entertainers in the world, was singing long before Frank Sinatra hand-picked him to play Mickey Sinardos in the 1977 NBC television drama "Contract on Cherry Street." As a teenager, Davi already had an insatiable desire to not just distinguish himself as a singer, but to follow his idol's lead and become a singer who really could act. Davi studied opera as a young man, and always intended to make singing his career. As fate would have it, however, his screen career took flight and there was no looking back.
An iconic screen presence, Davi worked with the biggest names in Hollywood, from Marlon Brando, Clint Eastwood, Catherine Zeta-Jones, Josh Brolin, Bruce Willis and James Franco, appeared in such iconic pop cultural movies as "Die Hard," "Showgirls," "The Goonies," and considered one of the top three Bond villains,Franz Sanchez, of all time in "License to Kill". His television credits are just as vast, starting with the hit NBC television series "Profiler" and continuing with "Stargate: Atlantis" and most recently "Criminal Minds". Now after 100 movies with remarkable diversity, hit television credits and his award winning directorial film debut ("The Dukes"), Davi is returning to his first love.
While Davi may portray characters in drama, comedy and action that define "the tough guy persona," it's nothing more than an artist working his craft. The real Robert Davi is the man we hear on this album: a sensitive romantic; a gentle soul who brings a masculine edge to these songs; a great mixture of sensitivity and toughness. For the recording, Davi chose two music legends, producer Phil Ramone and mixing engineer Al Schmitt, which speaks volumes about his intentions to make this a meaningful career endeavor.
Frank Sinatra encouraged young singers to "Pick up the torch" and perpetuate this amazing music. With Davi Sings Sinatra, On The Road To Romance (available Oct 24), Davi has heeded the rally cry of "ole blue eyes".


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Flagstaff, Ariz. • Officials from the Hualapai Tribe gathered Tuesday for a ceremonial grand opening of a road that had been a major headache for tourists headed to the Grand Canyon Skywalk.
Crews recently paved the final 9-mile stretch of dirt and gravel road that had tour operators complaining of broken windows, flat tires, missing hubcaps and dust. Motorists now have a smooth drive to the tribe's premier tourist destination, a horseshoe-shaped glass bridge that gives visitors a view of the canyon floor 4,000 feet below.
The Hualapai Tribe had planned to have Diamond Bar Road completely paved when it opened the Grand Canyon Skywalk in 2007. But a legal challenge from a local dude rancher and a lack of funding postponed it.


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Bernardine Rees OBE has been appointed the new chair of Hywel Dda University Health Board, Health Minister Mark Drakeford has announced.
Mrs Rees, who trained as a nurse and lives in Llechryd, was chief executive of the former Pembrokeshire Local Health Board and Pembrokeshire, Ceredigion and Carmarthenshire local health boards between 2003 and 2009.
Her last executive position in NHS Wales was as director of primary, community and mental health at Cwm Taf University Health Board, where she also served as the organisation's deputy chief executive.
Mrs Rees is currently serving as a non-executive director of the Welsh Ambulance Services NHS Trust. She will resign this position to assume her new role at Hywel Dda University Health Board.
Hywel Dda University Health Board provides healthcare services to around 372,000 people living in Carmarthenshire, Ceredigion and Pembrokeshire.
The chair's role is to ensure the board functions effectively by managing the agenda and establishing the board as a corporate team.
Mrs Rees' term of office will start on July 1, 2014 and run until July 31, 2018.
Professor Drakeford said:
"I'm pleased to announce the appointment of Bernardine Rees OBE as the new chair of Hywel Dda University Health Board.
"I know she is passionate and enthusiastic about Hywel Dda University Health Board and has a wealth of relevant experience and I wish her well in her new role.
"I attach great importance to the appointment of chairs who are chosen for their skills and experience and for the contribution they make to the work of the health board."


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Halliday, Thelma Dorothy Yancey
Birth Year : 1912
Death Year : 2005
Thelma Dorothy Yancey was one of the first African Americans in Kentucky to earn a library college degree. She was born in Great Falls, Montana on October 12, 1912 and moved to Lexington, KY after her father became ill. She attended Chandler School and Lincoln Institute in Kentucky. She later attended Kentucky Normal School for Colored Persons [now Kentucky State University] and went to Hampton Institute [now Hampton University] where she received her Bachelor's in Library Science in 1938. She was one of the school's first library graduates from Kentucky [source: Library Service to African Americans in Kentucky by R. F. Jones, p.83]. Prior to receiving her library degree, she was an assistant librarian at Kentucky State Industrial College [Kentucky State University], and read a paper, "Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind and the Negro," during the 1937 Annual KNEA Librarians' and Teacher-Librarians' Conference in Louisville, KY [source: Kentucky Negro Educational Association Journal, v.8, no.1, p.21]. Thelma Yancey was employed as a librarian in Pine Bluffs, Alabama. She was later librarian at Dunbar High School up to 1955 or 1956. She married Neil Lilburn Halliday Sr. (formerly of Oklahoma City, Oklahoma) and had two children - Antoinette "Toni" and Neil Jr. Neil Halliday was a mail carrier in Lexington, KY. When her husband got a job with the US Postal Service in Washington, D.C., the family moved to D.C. Thelma D. Yancey Halliday was librarian at Anacostia High School and Cardoza High School in D.C. She was later employed by Howard University, where she was in the reference department under Maurice Thomas and head librarian Dr. Paul Reason. She later accepted a position setting up the library for the Small Business Development Center under Dr. Wilfred White, and the library became part of the Howard University School of Business. She received her Masters Degree in Library Science from Catholic University. She retired from Howard University, and remained an active member of the American Library Association after her retirement. She was a golden soror of Delta Sigma Theta. She was author of the annotated bibliography The Negro in Business and the title City Directories of Black Businesses: a list, and was editor of Against the Tide by Ann Heartwell Hunter, the book is a history of Kentucky and Kentucky State University. Thelma D. Yancey Halliday was the granddaughter of Jordan Carlisle Jackson Jr. and E. Belle Mitchell Jackson; the daughter of Charles H. Yancey and Minnie Carlisle Jackson Yancey; and the sister of Sadie Mae Yancey and Myrtle Yancey Mitchell. This entry was submitted by Toni H. Schooler, daughter of Thelma D. Yancey Halliday.
Subjects: Authors, Librarians, Library Collections, Libraries, Migration North, Postal Service, Migration East
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Michael Weatherly chimes in here on the news season of NCIS. And also on... how Grey's Anatomy killed off McDreamy?!?
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NCIS Season 12 Report Card: Grade It!
NCIS Season 12 ended with Gibbs getting shot twice by a child terrorist. How would you grade the season? Jump in now!
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Gibbs took a bullet to the leg and chest, and the terrorist group remain on the loose. Join the NCIS Fanatic Round Table as they hash out the details of the season finale!
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New York Fashion Week is happening right now! And you don't need to be in the front row to check out all of the new collections. Designers like Calvin Klein, Vera Wang, and Ralph Lauren will be livestreaming their fall 2013 runway shows, so you can get a great view right from your computer seat. Scroll down to see a list of shows that will be shown online live at newyork.mbfashionweek.com/Live (in Eastern Standard Time), and reserve some time to check them out!
Thursday, February 7
• 10am: BCBGMAXAZRIA
• 2pm: Tadashi Shoji
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Friday, February 8
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• 3pm: Cushnie et Ochs (at livestream.com/madefashionweek)
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• 11am: Lela Rose
• 2pm: Tracy Reese
• 4pm: Diane von Furstenberg
Monday, February 11
• 9am: ICB by Prabal Gurung
• 10am: Carolina Herrera
• 3 pm: Kaufman Franco
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Wednesday, February 13
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• 10am: Michael Kors
• 1pm: Rachel Zoe
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• 7pm: CH by Carolina Herrera
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MMA Officials London, Essex and East Anglia representative
Massive risk and gamble involved.
How you can invest a substantial amount of money like that on numerous fighters is beyond crazy. You literally only with get results from a handful of guys and will waste alot on all of the others.
As a business model it is pretty flawed at those figures as nothing is guaranteed from an income point of view so it would be like throwing money at 5 FTSE companies and hoping 1 goes bananas.
Fair play for them doing that and anyone that financed a fighter in that way would well deserve their cut for the risk involved.
I would love to see a realistic way of financing a fighter from the UK, for example, and had a few ideas with that but there is just so much risk involved that it would be unlikely happen unless you knew someone was going to the top and they were happy with the arrangement
If you didn't see it with your own eyes, or hear it with your own ears, don't invent it with your small mind and share it with your big mouth!
interesting model, you have to be super-rich and a super-fan to even contemplate this kind of venture. but fair play.
Johnny, though, will start to get fucked off with them after his next 5 super-lucrative fights. so for a smooth ride these bellends should scale back their percentage, or they will have fireworks to deal with.


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Michigan Moving To Dynamic Pricing For Single-Game Football Tickets
The Univ. of Michigan will "move to dynamic pricing for its single-game football tickets sales this fall, a move that could result in elevated costs for attending more home games," according to Kyle Austin of ANNARBOR.com. UM said that a computer program will be "implemented to determine prices based on their current market value." Also to be taken into account are "team performance, visiting team performance, weather, inventory and more." Ticket prices will "change over time, but will not move below their original $65 face value." Season-ticket prices will "not be subject to the system." UM is "one of the first college sports programs to adopt the model" (ANNARBOR.com, 6/28). ESPN.com's Michael Rothstein wrote while UM "won't be the first school to move toward a dynamic ticketing model, it might be the most high profile." Cal started using QCue -- the "same company Michigan hired -- last season." So has Georgetown basketball. South Florida and Washington "have used another dynamic ticketing company, Digonex, to experiment." UM CMO Hunter Lochmann said, "Dynamic pricing is a practice that has been widely used throughout the travel industry and is quickly becoming the standard across sports and entertainment organizations." Lochmann has "familiarity with this type of ticket pricing." Before UM he was Knicks VP/Marketing (ESPN.com, 6/28).
Central Michigan$65$75$70$78 Notre Dame$65N/A$195$328 Akron$65$75$65$65 Minnesota$65$75$85$85 Indiana$65$75$85$130 Nebraska$65$95$110$127 Ohio State$65$95$175$269
NOTES: * = Subject to change as the on-sale date nears based on market factors. The listed price was determined through quantitative and qualitative findings within UM Athletics and QCue. ** = Based off an aggregate number of secondary market ticketing sites. Current averages as of June 26.
Prince George's County Judge Dismisses Portion Of Maryland's Lawsuit Against ACC
Prince George's County Circuit Court Judge John Paul Davey "dismissed a small portion of Maryland's suit against the Atlantic Coast Conference" over a potential exit fee on Friday and "put the rest on hold pending the resolution of a case in North Carolina," according to Jeff Barker of the Baltimore SUN. The decision was "a victory for the ACC, but not a complete one." Davey "accepted the ACC's argument that the two cases should not proceed simultaneously because they were too similar to be treated independently." But he "left intact most of Maryland's lawsuit that the ACC had hoped to dismiss." The ACC last November asked a North Carolina court to "declare that Maryland is subject to the full exit fee -- $52,266,342 -- for announcing it was leaving the conference." Maryland "countered with its own suit alleging that the exit fee is anti-competitive and should not be enforced." Maryland's suit also said that the ACC is "improperly withholding shared conference revenues from the school." The conference in December "withheld a distribution of about $3 million owed to Maryland as what it called an 'offset' against the exit fee." Maryland had "not officially informed the ACC of its planned departure until this week." The school "argued in court that the ACC was wrong to withhold conference revenues since Maryland had not yet provided formal notice" (Baltimore SUN, 6/29).


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Christine Pedi made her Broadway debut in Little Me, and also appeared in Talk Radio. A trained singer and comedienne, she's received raves for her performances in the off-Broadway revues NEWSical the Musical, Forbidden Broadway and Forbidden Hollywood, which earned her a Drama Desk nod. She returned to Broadway in spring 2013 as Matron "Mama" Morton in Chicago.
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AT&T Wins Capacity Magazine's "Best National U.S. Wholesale Provider" Award for Second Consecutive Year
AT&T Also Wins 2007 Best U.S. Metropolitan Provider Award
San Antonio, Texas, November 13, 2007
Amsterdam, Netherlands — AT&T, Inc. (NYSE:T) today announced that AT&T has further solidified its position as a leading provider of wholesale services, receiving two 2007 Capacity Magazine Global Wholesale Awards including the "Best National U.S. Wholesale Provider" award, for the second year in a row, and the "Best U.S. Metropolitan Provider." This marks the first time that Capacity has given two awards in one year to a single company for provision of services to the market. The awards were announced on Monday evening at the Capacity Europe 2007 conference in Amsterdam.
Capacity is a respected trade magazine for telecommunications carriers and service providers. The judging panel for the awards included the editors of Capacity as well as leading telecom industry analysts and consultants from Arab Advisors Group, ATLANTIC-ACM, Paul Budde Communication and the Yankee Group.
"AT&T has made great progress in incorporating the best practices of the former BellSouth, such as industry-leading provisioning capabilities, which have proved to be effective in meeting the needs of wholesale customers throughout the U.S.," said Mark Kemp, CEO and editor-in-chief of Capacity.
"As the telecom industry evolves, we are focused on staying ahead of the curve and providing the best customer experience possible," said Sherry Charles, vice president, Wholesale Marketing, AT&T Operations Inc. "We are pleased to accept the recognition that comes with these awards as we continue to deliver highly reliable and cost-effective solutions, over the award-winning AT&T network, to all of our U.S. domestic and metropolitan wholesale customers."
AT&T owns and operates world-class local, national and global wireline, wireless and IP/data networks, including one of the world's most advanced and powerful IP backbone networks, which uses Multiprotocol Label Switching (MPLS) technology to enable seamless integration of multiple networking technologies. The AT&T global network is widely regarded to have unsurpassed global IP-based network capabilities, assets and resources. AT&T's wholesale U.S. metropolitan data services provide high-quality, flexible and scalable data transport solutions nationwide and offer an array of options such as point-to-point private line, SONET ring, wavelength, ATM, Frame Relay, Ethernet, IP and Internet access solutions.
As a global leader, AT&T delivers a full portfolio of end-to-end reliable and highly secure network, voice, data and IP solutions to the six wholesale industry segments that it serves: carriers, wireless operators, cable providers, systems integrators, Internet service providers and content providers. AT&T is one of the largest wholesale transport and communications service providers in the world — maintaining connections to more than 400 carriers in more than 220 countries and territories. AT&T brings value to wholesale customers through its global networking, industry-leading portfolio and vertical expertise.
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--Thedave 16:20, 7 December 2007 (UTC)
|i'm not sure what you were going for here, but there aren't any funny bits to this page
|your concept is poorly explained. in fact, it isn't explained at all. a search of wikipedia and google returned no explanation for what 'darvill hunting' is, or even what a darvill is.
|Prose and formatting:
|there are more images than words, you have no capital letters, there is no flow...
|these images, while numerous, have no connection, don't relate to the article itself, and for the most part are just really weird.
|the score box at the end just looks bad, there's better ways of presenting that section. i could spruce it up if you'd like.
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|i don't know what your intentions were with this one. some sniffing around revealed that this was moved from the mainspace to your userspace by everyone's favorite jewish uncyclopedian. either this is an inside joke (in which case it will never survive in the mainspace), it's an actual concept that needs explaining (in which case it needs tons of work to survive on the mainspace), or you were really drunk/high/on an acid trip when you worte some gibberish and linked to a bunch of random pictures (which i kind of hope is the case). if you were indeed trying to write a solid article on an actual subject, you need to clearly explain your concept, get rid of the random pictures, then come right back here for some more help. you can't really expect a very helpful review if there's no way to tell what anything in your article is about, or if it even exists. in conclusion, if you really would like further help, you can ask me by picking up the Gerryphone and dialing 30, and i promise to assist in any way i can.
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''RUSTICO'' is the word for Rita's Cafeteria, a five-week-old neighbourhood haven - cafe by day, pizzeria and pasta bar by night - down the forgotten end of Johnston Street.
It's run by Lorne lads Brett Graham and Rob Lowther (who also run Bottle of Milk and Pizza Pizza) and chef Daniel Spizzica (formerly of the Stokehouse), who are all 28 and went to school together.
''We wanted a good version of a classic Tiamo, a timeless cafe that will be there for 50 years,'' Graham says.
Rita's room is low-lit, with dark-timber tables, smart venetian blinds, glossy walls with white tile and black grout, designer enamelware and cloth serviettes. There is a buzzy vibe from diners old and young - some sitting solo at the high wooden bar, others sharing a spread and a bottle in the booth seating.
Risottos and pastas star, but pizzas are the focus (10-inch or 13-inch), the dough hand-rolled on the marble bench in the open kitchen and baked on a stone base in the gas deck oven.
The bases are bready and chewy, rolled in semolina for texture, with a thick, puffy, unflattened crust, a bit more home-style and filling than the typical thin-crust style. The ''Cavolo nero'' is probably the wackiest combination, topped with the wilted bitter greens, rich blue cheese and walnuts, with whole grapes added for freshness.
Other than that, the toppings are fairly typical. ''You can't open a pizza shop without capricciosa,'' says Graham, and Rita's sports a generous coverage of Istra ham, olives, oregano, mozzarella and sauteed mushrooms - no anchovies, though, but they're happy to add. Istra also supplies the tasty hot salami, on a thin spread of classic napoli, with caramelised red onion, mozzarella and chopped red chilli (ask for extra if you like it really spicy).
Olive oil is used liberally in most dishes, including the radicchio salad with sliced pear and pecorino, the perfect tart-sweet-savoury combo.
All the pastas, bar the orecchiette with broccolini, zucchini and pangrattato (breadcrumbs), are handmade, the gnocchi on site, the pappardelle, fettuccine and spaghetti by Millgrove Pasta (another Lorne mate).
For lunch, expect sandwiches such as braised lamb and coleslaw or fried red peppers with goat's cheese. All-day brekkies run at weekends and pizzas are available mostly round the clock.
For dessert, there is probably good apple and pear crumble with an oaty muesli topping and a scoop of Jock's pistachio ice-cream.
''We didn't want to be a hipster Melbourne cafe where people ignore you,'' Graham says. Rita's might have all the hallmarks - inner-north location, the fitout, the enamel cups - but it doesn't suffer from pretentiousness and exclusivity. Those Lorne boys might be on a winner.
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