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Elderly population in India is turning into the new customer segment that is large and distinctive with significant purchasing power
Today there is an urgent need to address the wellness of present day Elders, officially designated Senior Citizens, that encompass their physical, emotional, intellectual, social and spiritual needs by looking at them from an entirely new perspective because of their sheer increasing numbers in absolute terms in the demographic divide that now make them an extremely vital segment of the community that require to be reckoned with. One report puts it – "In India, the senior living sector with strength of over 100 million is poised for a significant growth in the years to come."
Mr. Harish Bhat, MD&CEO of Tata Global Beverages and author of Tata Log: Eight Modern Stories from a Timeless Institutions writing in the Brand Line column of the Hindu Business Line calls upon the marketers to include the Elderly Population of India as the "new customer segment that is large and distinctive with significant purchasing power". He writes their population increasing, they are also willing to spend reasonable amounts of money on their essential requirements, in many cases their children, who earn good money are also willing to contribute. They have a distinct set of needs – as they may suffer from weak eyesight or infirm hands that are unable to work with small buttons or phone or remote controls with small keys, slippery bar soaps, wrist watches. He suggests easy to use uncomplicated mobiles with large fonts. Also, banks and reality need to develop products to cater to this segment. Besides there is also a significant proportion of this segment who are naturally either obese and of large build or unusually tall or with large waists, wrists and feet who search for 'jeans that can make them look slimmer', bathroom slippers that they can easily slip their feet into, cars and airline seats that they can be comfortable in. They even have specific needs of foods and beverages at variance from others.
The FMCG sector too has now come to recognize the fact that the Elders too have truly arrived as a new class of discerning customers:
A recent Research Survey of 1,900 elders from 12 cities in India reveals:
Many reality operators have now zeroed on the seniors to satisfy the growing demand for Senior Care Communities where the lifestyles, socio-economic and healthcare requirements are well taken care of. The developers have jumped into the bandwagon to take a piece of the burgeoning cake of the Assisted Living Community Projects.
Markets are pushing ever higher on the premise that QE will continue almost indefinitely but there are indications that this program would be replaced by something else. The question is whether the new program will be unambiguously favourable for equities and other risk assets
Janet Yellen is the presumed next chairman of the US central bank, the Federal Reserve (Fed). As part of the confirmation process she defended the bond buying program known as quantitative easing or QE. She said that the program has "made a meaningful contribution to economic growth and to the improving outlook". The financial press took this as a 'vigorous defense' of the QE program. It was taken as further proof of Yellen's dovish monetary bent and that the long delayed QE tapering would not occur until spring of 2014. It is doubtful that she should have said anything else. To cast aspersions at the Fed's signature program would hardly have been politic even if she had believed that it had problems. But are the general assumptions about QE correct?
Vice Chairman Yellen at least paid lip service to some of the risks of QE. She said that "there are costs and risks associated with the program. We're monitoring those very carefully." Still it is at some level embarrassing if other central banks think your programs are the cause and not the cure for global economic instability. The European Central Bank (ECB) on Wednesday issued a stark warning that the coming taper will most likely cause severe market shocks. The ECB is not alone. In its October minutes the Fed specifically stated that the taper was going to start in "a couple of months".
The reason for ending QE is simple. It hasn't worked all that well. The US economy is growing, but not by much. The employment situation is getting better, but slowly. The employment rate is down, but only because people are dropping out of the market. Pushing more money into a market without demand tends forces banks and other investors into riskier assets rather than stimulating businesses. US banks have recently increased their holdings of "sliced and diced" securitised securities to a record amount.
Mortgage real estate investment trusts (mREIT) are a more perilous example. These so-called mREITs make money by borrowing short term at low interest rates and buying mortgage-backed securities offering higher yields. They are leveraged with debt to equity ratios of 8 to 1. Their investors include banks, pension, mutual funds and specifically taxable bond funds, some of which hold as much as a third of their holdings in mREITs. mREITS were specifically mentioned by Fed Governor Jeremy Stein and have been the subject of a recent Fed study.
The longer QE goes on the bigger the risks become and the harder it is to exit. Yellen herself acknowledged this in conversations with QE foe, US Senator Robert Corker (R-TN). According to Senator Corker, she said that QE was a "blunt object" that caused distortions. She also said that the Fed may have become a prisoner of its own policies.
Although the Federal Open Market Committee (FMOC), the main instrument for implementing Fed policy will become noticeably hawkish in 2014, there is still continued support for alternative forms of stimulus. So rather than obsessing on the end of QE it might be a better idea to ask what will replace QE. Right now the Fed is in the process of brainstorming. One option was possibility was a cut in interest paid on bank reserves.
Right now the Fed pays banks interest of 0.25% on their reserves including excess reserves, the so called interest on excess reserves rate (IOER). If this were to be cut to zero or 0.1% it would discourage banks from the risk free strategy of banks parking money with the Fed. According to the most recent minutes 'most' officials thought this was an option worth considering.
The potential success of this program seems far less than QE. Ben Bernanke himself criticised this policy three years ago. He said that the benefits would be small and that the program "could disrupt some key financial markets and institutions," and "could lead short-term money markets . . . to become much less liquid." The policy was considered both in 2011 and 2012 and rejected each time.
US banks were also not happy with the idea. They said that a cut in the IOER could result in banks charging companies and consumers for deposits. They warned that a cut in the 0.25% rate of interest on the $2.4 trillion in reserves they hold at the Fed would lead them to pass on the cost to depositors. Perhaps the fact that 'most' officials even considered a rejected program is a measure of their desperation.
A better idea has been the focus on short term interest rates. The present QE focuses on purchases of mortgage securities and treasuries with maturities between four and 30 years. A recent Fed study showed that short term interest rates had a larger effect than long term interest rates. One of the objectives of QE was to bring down longer term interest rates, flatten the yield curve by lowering the term and risk premiums. But the study showed that a sustained decline in long term interest rates by lowering the premium had half the effect of a similar decline brought about by a decline in short term interest rates.
The preferred method of keeping short term interest rates low is through the policy known as Forward Guidance. Basically the Fed promises to keep short term rates near zero for three years. If the market doesn't believe the promise, the Fed can simply buy more short term notes. The bond market may already reflect this change of policy. Interest on two year note has fallen steadily from 0.52% in early September to 0.29%. The 10 year note was also high at the beginning of September at 2.93%. It fell to 2.48% at the end of October, but has since risen back to 2.74%. The drop of short term interest rates may also be a crucial signal for a December taper.
This threat has worked well for the ECB. Their promise to buy unlimited quantities of government bonds maturing in one to three years from nations that met certain criteria related to their debts was successful in stabilising interest rates for southern European. The threat was so successful that not one bond was ever bought.
Markets are pushing ever higher on the premise that QE will continue almost indefinitely. The danger here is complacency. The Fed and even Janet Yellen have clearly indicated that the program will end, not necessarily because they are happy with the results, but rather they are afraid of the risks. When the program does end, which will probably be sooner than the market thinks, it will most likely be replaced by something else. The question is whether the new program will be unambiguously favourable for equities and other risk assets. The answer is probably not.
(William Gamble is president of Emerging Market Strategies. An international lawyer and economist, he developed his theories beginning with his first-hand experience and business dealings in the Russia starting in 1993. Mr Gamble holds two graduate law degrees. He was educated at Institute D'Etudes Politique, Trinity College, University of Miami School of Law, and University of Virginia Darden Graduate School of Business Administration. He was a member of the bar in three states, over four different federal courts and has spoken four languages.)
Readers respond to ProPublica investigation into state laws that criminalize exposing others to HIV
Nick Rhoades was originally sentenced to 25 years in prison for failing to disclose to a sex partner that he was HIV-positive. The fact that he had used a condom during intercourse and was on anti-AIDS drugs, which make transmission unlikely, didn't matter.
While Rhoades' sentence was an outlier and was later reduced to five years' probation, many other states have laws against "criminal transmission of HIV" — regardless of whether the partner actually contracts the virus. Some states also criminalize HIV "exposure," even in ways that experts say carry little, if any, risk of infection. Among the stories in our recent investigation:
● An inmate in Ohio was accused of "felonious assault with HIV" for performing oral sex on a fellow inmate, though scientists agree there's nearly zero chance of HIV being passed this way.
● In Nebraska, spitting on a cop is a misdemeanor, unless the offender is HIV-positive. Then it's a felony, punishable by up to five years in prison and a $10,000 fine. The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention says that spitting cannot transmit HIV.
● Nigalia Gibbs, a former St. Louis sex worker who was born with HIV, was convicted of prostitution while "knowingly infected" with the virus. Gibbs told police she always practiced safe sex, and none of her former customers were found to be infected.
● A South Carolina man spent five months in the Marion County jail awaiting trial for "exposing another to HIV." He pleaded guilty and was credited with time served, but not before U.S. Immigrations and Customs Enforcement filed to detain him on immigration charges. In February 2011, a federal judge ordered him deported to Mexico.
Proponents say the laws protect people from unknowingly contracting HIV and keep the responsibility on those who can pass on the virus. "Shifting the burden of HIV disclosure from the infected person, who is aware of a known danger, to one who is completely unaware of their partner's condition smacks of a 'blame the victim' sort of mentality," said one state prosecutor.
But some health and legal experts say using criminal penalties could backfire and fuel the spread of HIV. According to the CDC, 1.1 million Americans are currently living with HIV, but one-fifth of them don't know it. And studies show that about half of newly infected people got the virus from those who didn't know they had HIV. So relying on a partner to know, let alone disclose, their HIV status is a risky proposition.
The laws "lull people who are not HIV-positive — or at least think they are not HIV-positive — into believing that they don't have to do anything," said Scott Schoettes, a lawyer who supervises HIV litigation for Lambda Legal, the national gay-rights advocacy group.
What do you think? Read the investigation and find out whether these laws exist in your state. Then share your thoughts by responding below or tweeting with the hashtag #HIVLaws.
Courtesy: ProPublica.org


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last payment on property was 11 / 01 / 06 . lis pendens filed 02 / 20 / 08 . at that time they never submitted ownership doc until 09 / 22 / 08 . Note and reassignment was submitted 09 / 22 / 08 , with reassignment being a rob - signed doc . New law firm just took over case last Friday , so case is on hold for them to get " proper " paperwork . Want to ask for dismissal base on improper filing due to not proving ownership at time of foreclosure filing , including rob - signing , and statue of limitations on the note .
It is not a matter of timing, it is a matter of the procedural posture of the case. What has been filed so far ? Have you been defaulted ?
You should consult a knowledgable foreclosure litigation to review what has gone on in the case and to evaluate what defenses can be raised and how to best raise them.
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You need to seek a knowledgeable foreclosure attorney to review your entire case from the beginning up to where it is now. You may have certain defenses available to you if there is evidence of robo-signing. As to seeking a dismissal, usually the only requirement that the bank provide in the complaint, is a copy of note and mortgage. If those were not included, then you may be able to seek a dismissal, but you need to seek a foreclosure attorney to assist you in this. I would not recommend trying to fight this matter on your own. If you are interested, please call our office at (888) ME-HELP-YOU to set up a free consultation.
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It may be that you have some very good defenses to the foreclosure action. If that is the case, and the matter can be dismissed, you may also be able to take advantage of the five year statute of limitations which may preclude the bank from ever suing or collecting on the note and mortgage. However, this will require an in depth review of what has been filed already in the case. It is strongly recommended that you seek the advice of an attorney here. Your case was started at a time when the bank may not have actually held the note at the time they filed the action, but again, this will depend upon a full review of the court filings.Ask a similar question
You can always ask the judge for a dismissal, provided youhave legal or factual defenses which warrant dismissal. You really do need to secure an experienced foreclosure defense attorney. You are no more qualified to slice your own chest open and try heart surgery. Litigation is not something for on the job training, even more so when your home is at risk. What will you say to the judge to ask for a foreclosure? What case law will you argue? What facts will you ague? Have you filed any pleadings in the suit? Candidly, you dont know what you dont know, so it would be unwise to try to defend yourself.
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Av Westin to Leave ABC
Published: May 1, 1989
Av Westin, the former executive producer of the prime-time ABC News program ''20/20,'' has announced plans to leave the network to form his own production company, probably with the backing of either the Walt Disney Company or Warner Communications. Mr. Westin has been producer of the ABC ''Burning Questions'' documentaries since 1987, when he was removed from ''20/20'' after a dispute with Roone Arledge, the president of the news division. Mr. Westin's contract with ABC News has expired, and he said Friday that while he hoped to produce work independently for the network, he expected to be out of his office at ABC by the end of June.
''I want to set up a company that will enable me to combine 35 years in information programming and the trend toward reality programming,'' Mr. Westin said. ''They will be programs that involve docudrama, that start from an information base, but use every device in television.''
''ABC wants me to continue supervising some projects and create others,'' he said. ''I will leave with very good feelings.''


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Republicans are angry, and at rallies across Florida, many of them say they want a candidate to match their mood.
The question for Mitt Romney heading into Tuesday's primary is whether he can show enough fire to win over his party's restless base.
While Florida Republicans often say they admire Romney -- they call him competent and decent, remark on his clean-cut looks and friendly demeanor and make comparisons to other steadfast figures, from fathers to favorite presidents -- many question his ability to inspire.
The disconnect is no small problem in a contest with an amped-up electorate itching for a fighter to take on President Barack Obama, making Florida a key test in the party's search for a candidate with the right mix of skill and emotion.
Tonight's CNN debate at the University of North Florida, the second and final debate this week before the Jan. 31 primary, presents a critical opportunity for Romney to flex his muscles against rival Newt Gingrich. Romney has altered his strategy since coming to Florida, delivering an aggressive performance Monday night on NBC during which he hammered Gingrich on ethical issues.
Romney's perceived enthusiasm deficit is a big reason why Gingrich has surged in the polls, pulling into a statistical tie in a Quinnipiac University poll released Wednesday.
"Personality is important -- it is carrying Gingrich right now," said Matthew Corrigan, a political science professor at the University of North Florida.
Gingrich does especially well among Tea Party supporters, a driven slice of the party that helped swing statewide Republican primaries in 2010. Tea Party activists have a deep animosity toward Obama and want a candidate with equal passion.
More than anything, 62-year-old New Smyrna Beach retiree Marlene Alexander said she wants a nominee who can "take it to the Democrats."
Alexander is on the fence over whom to support and stopped by a Romney rally this week to see if the candidate can channel the frustration she's feeling.
"I want to see if the loss in South Carolina will encourage him to take a stronger approach," Alexander said. "That's why Gingrich did so well. He's kind of a loose cannon but I want someone who will fight."
Responding to such attitudes, Romney went after Gingrich Monday night in the most critical outburst of his campaign, questioning his work for the troubled government mortgage agency Freddie Mac in an exchange that left Gingrich stammering.
"You were working for Freddie Mac. You were working for Freddie Mac," Romney repeated in an excited tone.
The performance helped convince Lehigh Acres resident Paul Miller, 53, of Romney's toughness.
"I was unsure," said Miller, a sign company owner. "But he was much more forceful. He took it to the other candidates instead of letting them poke at him."
But unlike Gingrich's fiery opinions, anger and aggression are not natural traits in Romney. He is a Mormon who does not drink, smoke or use language stronger than the occasional "gee" or "heck."
That Boy Scout image is precisely what attracts many voters, and Romney has built much of his campaign around presenting himself as the steady and principled adult in the room. That message has become even more pronounced as Gingrich has risen in the polls, with Romney trying to paint Gingrich as unstable and erratic.
By stepping up the criticism, Romney risks muddying his own image.
Retiree Hal Wormersley, 71, came out to see Romney at a rally Wednesday in Orlando. He is more interested in the candidate's proven management ability than his campaign rhetoric.
"Gingrich comes up with some great one liners but we need somebody who knows how to run something," Wormersley said.
Oveido homemaker Venita Dimmick, 48, snapped pictures of Romney with her three children at the rally.
"I don't want a talk show host," she said. "He does just fine. He reminds me of my father, somebody who commands respect."
Inflamed electorate awaits a fiery Romney
Republicans are angry, and at rallies across Florida, many of them say they want a candidate to match their mood.


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IVF success as Kim Kardashian West is expecting second child
Kim Kardashian West is pregnant.
The 34-year-old reality TV star revealed she is expecting her second child with her husband, rapper Kayne West, in a teaser at the end of the midseason finale of 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' last night.
The couple - who welcomed their 23-month-old daughter North in June 2013 - have been open about their desire to expand their family and a thrilled Kim expresses her relief at having finally fallen pregnant for the second time as she chats to sister Khloe Kardashian, 30, in the clip from an upcoming episode.
She says: "I just got the blood test back, and I am pregnant!"
And Kanye, 37, is said to be equally excited at the prospect of adding to his brood.
Kim's trainer, Gunnar Peterson said: "A lot of people worry that being a dad will take away from work or couplehood, but Kanye has gotten better at everything since he's become a dad."
The brunette beauty has documented the challenges she has faced conceiving baby number two on the reality show and admitted to feeling exhausted after undergoing IVF.
Speaking on a recent episode she said: "I'm like so over it. Like I'm exhausted, so I'm sure everyone gets to that point. I'm like, 'Okay, I'm done'."
She also told her half sister Kendall Jenner when the series aired in April: "I complain so much about how I hated being pregnant, and I never thought I would be begging to be pregnant.
"Trying for baby number two is just not fun like baby number one ... I'm like, 'I'm ovulating in five minutes! Get over here!'"


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China defiant as athletes protest and Bush slams human rights on the eve of the Olympics
China yesterday warned George Bush to stay out of its affairs as he flew in for the Olympics after bluntly criticising the host country's human rights record.
With the eyes of the world on Beijing for today's opening ceremony, the diplomatic tension was another reminder of the high stakes involved in awarding the Games to the Communist regime.
Hours before arriving in China, the U.S. president had used his strongest language yet to voice 'firm opposition' to the detention of dissidents, human rights advocates and religious activists.
Blunt: George Bush, First Lady Laura Bush and daughter Barbara arrive in Beijing on the eve of the Olympics today
Even as he spoke, security forces in Beijing continued their round-up of Chinese
whose protests might cast a shadow over the opening ceremony.
Among those taken into custody were at least two women who have embarrassed the authorities with demonstrations over being forcibly evicted from their homes to make way for the Olympics.
Mr Bush had made clear he had no intention of lecturing the Chinese during his trip to the opening ceremony, but provoked anger from the hosts by choosing to call for widespread reform during his final stopover in the Thai capital Bangkok en route to the Games.
'The United States believes the people of China deserve the fundamental liberty that is the natural right of all human beings,' he said.
'We speak out for a free press, freedom of assembly, and labour rights not to antagonise China's leaders, but because trusting its people with greater freedom is the only way for China to develop its full potential.'
Within hours, China sternly told him to mind his own business.
Foreign Ministry spokesman Qin Gang retorted: 'The Chinese government puts people first, and is dedicated to maintaining and promoting its citizens basic rights and freedom.
'Chinese citizens have freedom of religion. These are indisputable facts.
'We firmly oppose any words or acts that interfere in other countries' internal affairs, using human rights and religion and other issues.'
Lucy Fairbrother is greeted by her mother Linda as she arrives in London City Airport this afternoon
Mr Bush had faced criticism from rights groups not only for attending the Games but also for not speaking out more forcefully against Beijing's crackdown in the run-up to the event.
He said China advocates discussions on differing views on human rights and religions on 'a basis of mutual respect and equality,' then indicated it didn't see Mr Bush's criticism in that light.
The President had walked a political and diplomatic tightrope in the speech but he had clearly antagonized the Chinese, setting the stage for an interesting reception when he attends the opening ceremony - and meets with President Hu Jintao on Sunday after attending church.
Analysts said Mr Bush's speech, which also praised Beijing's regional leadership and cautious social reforms, was carefully structured and timed to try to satisfy critics at home while respecting China's intense desire for a stain-free Olympics.
Police seized Briton Lucy Fairbrother, 23, in Beijing after she unfurled Free Tibet banners outside the stadium where today's Olympic opening ceremony will take place.
She, fellow Brit Iain Thom, 24, and two US activists have now been released.
The defiant Miss Fairbrother and Mr Thom arrived back in London on Thursday to be greeted with cheers, flags, and a barrage of media at the London City Airport.
The Free Tibet protesters are not the only one feeling the pressure of the Chinese crackdown.
The National Stadium, or the Bird's Nest, was alight tonight on the eve of the Games
Despite the security crackdown, protests continued on Thursday with Chinese plainclothes security officials dragging away three American Christian activists as they knelt to pray on Tiananmen Square in the heart of the capital.
'We have come here to speak out against the human rights abuses of the Chinese government,' Patrick Mahoney, director of the Christian Defense Coalition, said.
'We have come to be a voice to those who are in prison because of their religious beliefs,' he added, as security officials held up umbrellas and their hands to prevent the incident being filmed.
Excitement: A little boy wearing a headband reading 'China Cheer Up' waves outside of the National Aquatics Centre in Beijing today
Two Chinese women held protesting about enforced evictions were Zhang Wei and Ma Xiulan, who have been vocal about the pain of losing their traditional family compounds near Tiananmen Square. Both were arrested in their homes.
Thousands of people have been forced from courtyard homes that have been passed down for generations to make way for the redevelopment, part of larger relocations throughout Beijing as a property boom transforms the city's landscape.
Earlier this week, some 20 people angry about their evictions from Qianmen demonstrated near Tiananmen Square in a rare protest around the tightly guarded area. The demonstrators scuffled with neighborhood officials as police watched.
Prisoner in her home: Zhang Xianling with a picture of her son Wang Nan
Meanwhile, more than 40 athletes competing in the Beijing Olympics crossed the boundary from sport into politics to join protests, urging China to peacefully settle contention over Tibet and protect freedom of religion and opinion, rights groups said.
The Games participants are among 127 international athletes reported to have signed a petition to President Hu, bringing sports and human rights together in a way that Beijing has often rejected as "politicising" the Olympics.
The signatories ask Hu 'to enable a peaceful solution for the issue of Tibet and other conflicts in your country with respect to fundamental principles of human rights', according to the letter issued late on Wednesday by Sports for Peace, Amnesty International and the International Campaign for Tibet.
They also press Hu for 'freedom of expression, freedom of religion and freedom of opinion in your country, including Tibet'.
Beijing has also battled soaring pollution levels in the run-up to the games. Smog levels reached their highest point all week today, one day before the Games are due to begin. Pollution has become a major concern for athletes expecting to compete in the games.
One of the activists attaches a Free Tibet poster to a light post. The Olympic Rings can be seen in the background
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Sofia Vergara Blasts Those Who Call Emmy Pedestal Gag Sexist
Sofia Vergara was literally put on a pedestal at the 2014 Emmy Awards show as Bruce Rosenblum, president of the Academy of Television Arts & Sciences, presented his annual speech.
As Vergara rotated on the platform, Rosenblum's speech was timed just right. "The academy is much more diverse now that ever before, both in front of and behind the camera," Rosenblum said as Vergara's behind came into full view, prompting hoots and hollers from the audience.
Shortly after the speech, Twitter and the internet went wild with many women expressing their disappointment in the "bizarre, objectifying Emmy moment." But backstage, Vergara argued that it was an empowering moment.
She went on to day, "I think it's ridiculous that somebody started this — I know who she was — who has no sense of humor (and should) lighten up a bit."
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DHAKA, Bangladesh – A news report says villagers and forest guards have beaten to death a protected Royal Bengal tiger after it killed three people near the world's largest mangrove forest in southwestern Bangladesh.
The United News of Bangladesh agency says the tiger strayed into Kadamtala village late Friday and killed three people.
The tiger also injured a fourth person and killed five goats in the area. Villagers and officials surrounded the tiger and waited until morning to kill it.
The Sundrabans mangrove forest, 110 miles southwest of the capital Dhaka, is a U.N.-declared world heritage site and home to Royal Bengal tigers.
Officials could not be reached for comment Saturday.


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Galbi, Quick and Easy LA style Recipe - Marinated Short Ribs, Korean BBQ
This is a very quick and easy recipe for delicous Galbi, using the LA galbi cut. The marinating time is longer than the traditional method but the prep time is quicker and this will result in more consistent taste. The biggest success factors for this recipe are to use the right ratio of soy sauce, sugar and water, and to marinate overnight if not 24 hours.
See authentic traditional galbi recipe here.
LA galbi is a very recent version of galbi. Rumor has it that it was invented by Koreans who live in LA, and imported back to Korea. Another theory is that "LA" comes from the word "lateral" because of the way the ribs are cut. Today LA galbi is widely enjoyed by Koreans in Korea as well.
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|3 lb 5 oz
|Beef Short Rib, LA cut, LA 갈비
|2 cups
|Soy Sauce (regular) 왜간장
|2 cups
|Sugar 설탕
|6 cups
|Water 물
|Onion (Medium) 양파
|Green Onion 파
|2 tbs
|Garlic (minced) 다진 마늘
|¾ tsp
|Black Pepper 후추
|2 tbs
|Sesame Oil 참기름
|1⅓ tbs
|Sesame Seeds 깨
This is a quick and easy LA galbi recipe. The marinating time is longer than the traditional method but the prep time is quicker and this will result in more consistent taste. The biggest success factors for this recipe are to use the right ratio of soy sauce, sugar and water, and to marinate overnight if not 24 hours. See authentic traditional galbi recipe here.
Marinade ratio and marinating time:
The default ratio of the marinade ingredient here is 1 part soy sauce, 1 part sugar and 3 parts water. This ratio is for marinating overnight. (24 hours is ideal but you need at least 8-12 hours.)
Reduce the amount of water as the marinating time decreases. For example, if you only have 2-3 hours, use equal parts of soy sauce, sugar and water (1:1:1).
If you have no time to marinate, you can pour some marinade in the pan and braise the meat in the sauce until the sauce is gone. Then, brown the meat on high heat. It won't be as good as properly marinated one but it will still taste much better than bland meat.
Optional Ingredients and Substitutions
Nice-to-add Ingredients:
-Adding cheong-ju (korean rice wine) OR white wine will enhance the flavor. For 5 servings, add 1/2 to 1 cup of wine. But remember to decrease the amount of water as you add the wine. For example, if you are adding 1 cup of wine, use 1 less cup of water in the marinade.
-Adding ground Asian pear can give a very nice flavor. For 5 servings, add 1 pear.
-If you don't like using sugar, you can use pineapple juice or honey instead.
-Adding ground kiwi will tenderize the meat. For 5 servings, add 1 or less.
Sesame Seeds: You can omit sesame seeds.
LA Galbi: You can use other cuts of beef. If you are using thicker cuts, decrease the amount of water.
Frequently Asked Questions
Can I cook galbi in a pan on stove top?
Yes. If using stove top, cook both sides of the meat on high heat until outside is browned (3-7 minutes). Make sure to let the marinade drip off the meat before placing in the pan. If there is much marinade in the pan, the meat will be boiled instead of pan-fried and the meat will be less tasty.
Can I cook galbi in oven?
Yes, but cook on high heat (475-500 F) until it's almost cooked and put it on broil on high heat in the last 5 min or so to brown the outside.
My meat was too tough. What can I do?
In general, ribs are pretty fatty so it tends to be pretty tender. If you are using other cuts or want your ribs to be extra tender, you can add some minced kiwi to the marinade. Don't put too much though (½ kiwi is good for 600-800g of meat). Also, make sure your meat is thin.
More questions? Please leave your questions below in the comments section. We will do our best to answer as soon as we can.
Ingredient amounts in the recipe instructions are for the default serving size.
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Ingredient amounts in the recipe summary are for the default serving size.
1. Prepare ingredients
Peel and slice onions. Wash and cut green onions into 2 inches. Rinse the ribs quickly under running water to remove and bone powder (This is nice to do but you can get away without doing it).
Slice 3 onions
Wash, cut 5 green onions
2. Make the marinade
In a large bowl or a container, mix 2 cups of soy sauce, 2 cups of sugar and 6 cups cold water. Add sliced onions, cut green onions, 2 tablespoons of minced garlic, 1 teaspoon of black pepper and 2 tablespoons of sesame oil. Add 2 teaspoons of sesame seeds (Optional). Mix thoroughly until all sugar is dissolved. Adding white wine can really enhance the flavor. See tips above for optional ingredients to kick it up a notch.
3. Marinate meat
Add the meat one by one making sure all the meat is fully immersed in the marinade. Cover and Keep in the refrigerator for at least 8 hours. 24 hours is ideal.
Add meat one by one
Refrigerate 8 hours
4. Cook
Remove the meat from the marinade and BBQ for medium to high heat for 15 min or cook in a frying pan on medium to high heat for 15 min or until brown.
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High Heat
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5. Serve
Serve on a plate and sprinkle sesame seeds as garnish (Optional). *Galbi is usually served with cooked rice. You can also make "Ssam" (wrap in Korean red leaf lettuce) when you eat.


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Letter to Janet Napolitano, Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security, and Admiral Thad Allen, Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard
Chambliss, Isakson, Kingston Urge Coast Guard to Reconsider Plan to Eliminate Maritime Safety and Security Teams
U.S. Sens. Saxby Chambliss, R-Ga., and Johnny Isakson, R-Ga., and U.S. Rep. Jack Kingston, R-Ga.-01, sent a letter today to the Secretary of the Department of Homeland Security Janet Napolitano and the Commandant of the U.S. Coast Guard Admiral Thad Allen expressing opposition to the proposed cuts in the president's budget that would eliminate the Maritime Safety and Security Teams in St. Marys, Ga.
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Dear Secretary Napolitano and Admiral Allen:
We are writing in strong opposition to the proposed budget cuts to the Maritime Safety and Security Teams (MSST). As you know the president's proposed FY 2011 budget would eliminate five of the twelve MSSTs, including MSST 91108 St. Marys.
MSSTs were created in strategic locations as a result of the 9/11 terrorist attacks, and developed to meet a shortfall in capability in maritime security. Given the critical missions that MSSTs perform, we were surprised that the president's budget would target MSST 91108 St. Marys for closure, especially in light of the attempted terrorist attack less than two months ago. As you know Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay is a high-profile ballistic missile submarine base and is in very close proximity to Naval Station Mayport in Jacksonville, Florida. The Department of Defense recently decided to homeport a nuclear-powered aircraft carrier at Naval Station Mayport in the near future. MSST 91108 St. Marys is strategically located within four hours of the ports from Charleston, South Carolina to Jacksonville, Florida. Efficient and effective homeland security requires quick reaction time, and the consolidation of bases that the president is proposing would leave the East Coast vulnerable with response teams only in Miami, Florida, Chesapeake Bay, Virginia, and Boston, Massachusetts. Naval Submarine Base Kings Bay and the Camden County, Georgia area also offer a very low cost of living for our men and women in the Coast Guard.
The decision to eliminate MSST 91108 St. Marys does not make sense from a strategic or budgetary perspective and we strongly urge you to reconsider this plan. We also ask that you direct your staff to brief our offices and share with us the metrics and criteria used in making this decision. We do not believe the president should cut any MSST teams given the critical nature of their missions and the capabilities they provide for the anti-terrorism mission of the Department of Homeland Security. Should the administration choose to proceed with this plan, we are prepared to work with our colleagues in other affected communities to prevent this plan from moving forward.
We appreciate your prompt attention to this issue, and look forward to your response.
Johnny Isakson
Saxby Chambliss
Jack Kingston
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[ https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-1654?page=com.atlassian.jira.plugin.system.issuetabpanels:comment-tabpanel#action_12524728 ] Vamsavardhana Reddy commented on TUSCANY-1654: ---------------------------------------------- As long as Axis2ServiceProvider.createWSDLAxisService() does not consider the actual context-root in computing the service name (line 243 in Axis2ServiceProvider.java), I do not see how this can work for context-root's different from "/". > Problem getting wsdl for service ws binding > ------------------------------------------- > > Key: TUSCANY-1654 > URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/TUSCANY-1654 > Project: Tuscany > Issue Type: Bug > Affects Versions: Java-SCA-0.99 > Environment: Tuscany SCA 0.99 runtime used in "Tuscany plugin for Geronimo 2.0.1 Tomcat" distro. > Reporter: Vamsavardhana Reddy > Fix For: Java-SCA-Next > > Attachments: TUSCANY-1654.patch > > > I have encountered this problem with getting wsdl for service ws binding with helloworld webservice sample deployed in Geronimo using Tuscany plugin for Geronimo. Creating this JIRA to keep track of any observations and progress on this problem. I suspect the problem is introduced in rev 569074. Part of the discussion on tuscany-dev is available at http://firstname.lastname@example.com/msg22334.html. > Problem: After deploying helloworld webservice sample with ws binding URI http://localhost:8080/hello/HelloWorldService, accessing "http://localhost:8080/hello/HelloWorldService?wsdl" throws StringIndexOutOfBoundsException. > Observations: > 1. Though accessing http://localhost:8080/hello/HelloWorldService?wsdl results in an error, the service is still available at http://localhost:8080/hello/HelloWorldService > 2. If a URI http://localhost:8080/HelloWorldService is used, then http://localhost:8080/HelloWorldService?wsdl does not result in any errors i.e. when the context-root is "/". > 3. The HelloWorldService sample under samples runs fine with either URI's in standalone tuscany runtime. This is because "/" is used as the context-root in both the cases. -- This message is automatically generated by JIRA. - You can reply to this email to add a comment to the issue online. --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com For additional commands, e-mail: email@example.com
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Credited for being instrumental in key acquisitions of core veterans that comprised the Super Bowl roster such as Shannon Sharpe, Michael McCrary, Rod Woodson, Sam Adams and Tony Siragusa, Harris worked for the Ravens since 1997 and will be formally announced at a news conference on Tuesday. The former NFL and Grambling quarterback was also noted for recommending quarterback Jeff Blake.
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Developing a culture of excellence
Thursday, November 14, 2013 4:00 PM
WINNEMUCCA - Having spent a couple of years in South Africa, I have become interested in the customs of the various tribal groups throughout the continent of Africa.
We have frequently heard the mantra, "It takes a village to raise a child." This focus is exemplified by the Masai tribe in Northern Africa. When a warrior visits a different village, his greeting is, "How are the children?" This simple saying defines the importance of acknowledging our future and defining a culture in which the success of our children begins within ourselves.
There is a train of thought that believes a person can make a meaningful judgment regarding the effectiveness of a business or school after walking around for 15 minutes or even less. How is this possible?
Educational experts have identified school culture as one of the most critical factors in determining the effectiveness of a school. These experts have defined school culture as the overall tone, mood, or "feel" of a school.
Although these are far from scientific terms, they are easily discernable when walking the halls, observing classes and students while engaged in learning, and in discussions with staff, students and parents. School culture is what defines the driving purpose for a school community.
Dr. Mike Fienberg, founder of the KIPP schools, provides a clear way we can think about school culture. The comparison is a casino.
Dr. Fienberg states, "From the moment you step through the front door, everything is designed for one simple reason - to have people spend their hard-earned money. And the casino operators have become incredibly effective at creating a 'culture' that achieves their goals." A quick walk down Las Vegas Boulevard will confirm the success our casinos have in bringing visitors to our state.
So if casinos can establish such a culture, how can we, as a school district, develop our own culture of excellence? I believe that it starts with a careful self-examination of the district as a whole.
In defining our culture, there are a series of questions we must address: Why does Humboldt County School District exist? What does our district believe in? What do we want to accomplish this year, next year, and 3, 5 and 10 years from now? How does the district reflect and model the character we believe in?
As with the Masai, the development of culture begins within each of us. This leads to a question. In evaluating school culture, which is more important: a mirror or a magnifying glass? Each has a role, but it is the mirror that is more important in this case.
Ultimately, culture begins with each of us; as a result, it is necessary that we reflect on what we have to offer individually. Contrary to the mirror, the magnifying glass turns from internal and places a focus on external factors.
There are no shortcuts, no silver bullets and no knights in shining armor when it comes to developing culture. Rather, there is only ourselves. The old saying goes: "If it is to be, it is up to me."
I believe that we are on a solid track to developing a culture of excellence in Humboldt County School District. Despite this progress, there are a number of areas that require our attention to ensure a continued focus on what is most important: the students of Humboldt County.
One way that we are working to instill this culture is through the development and implementation of five areas of focus. These include: 1) We trust that we are all here for the best of children; 2) We embrace conflict as it is through conflict that solutions are discovered; 3) We commit to the vision, mission, and strategy; 4) We hold ourselves and each other accountable for great results; and, 5) We measure and assess our district's results often.
As a district, we are focusing on the development of a vibrant and inspiring school culture. Ultimately, everything we do revolves around one critical factor: that every student graduates both college- and career-ready. With this in mind, we continue to develop a culture that exemplifies this belief.
James Baldwin is attributed to saying, "Children have never been good at listening to their elders, but they have never failed to imitate them." As a district, we are up to this challenge.
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Everything started one fateful day. Avatar Kanna fought against the forces of evil but on the battlefield something happened and Avatar Kanna died. The world was devastated and waited for the time when the next hero will rise and finally save them. This is the Legend of Kano.
"Nobody Mira, nobody," I answered, going back to sleep.
The night sleep was amazing. There were no more vision dreams or anything else. But unfortunately I had to wake up.
Cana was licking my face and it was an unpleasant wake up call. But at the same time refreshing.
"Well good morning to you too Cana," I stated.
"Okay Cana, you can stop licking my face now," I noted.
"Hey guys," I stated to them, seeing that they where already awake.
"Well, I see that Cana woke you up," Mira noted.
"I guess it was about time that you woke up," Han said.
The hot wind blew from the south, the grass was moving like the water in the ocean and the trees from the forest we were trapped in where moving with the wind.
The wind moved their branches and making beautiful sounds like they were talking to each other.
"So we left you some breakfast," Lea noted.
"Thanks," I answered.
Mira was looking at me like she wanted to say something.
"Mira, did something happen?" I asked putting fish soup in my mouth like an animal.
"Well, I heard you talking to someone last night" she answered, looking worried.
"Yeah, I had been hearing you talking to someone when we were traveling to Ku-yan," Han added.
"I think it's time to explain this Kano," Mira noted.
"What, maybe I talk in dreams, so what?" I lied.
"Okay then, we should go on the road now," Han pointed out.
We started packing our bags and then Mira came to me.
"Kano, if something is happening you can tell me," she whispered.
"Nothing is happening Mira. Go away!!" I yelled at her.
"Okay then," she noted.
"Mira wait," I stated going after her.
"Let me go Kano," she answered.
I returned to Cana and packed my bags. We packed our bags and climbed on our animals.
"Go Cana," I stated.
She ran through the grass valley as the wind blew. You could easily fall asleep as Cana was running gently.
"Kano!!" Han shouted to me.
"There is a storm coming. We should take cover in that forest," he said, pointing out to a forest that was in the base of a small mountain.
"Okay!!" I answered, shouting to him.
"Mira, go," I pointed out on the forest.
The storm was almost above us and rain was about to fall, but on our luck, we managed to get in the forest in the last moment.
We came down from Cana and the armadillo-lions.
"We should find some shelter."
We could see the dark cloud brewing above us, and the rain started to fall, but for some reason it couldn't fall into the forest.
"Okay, this is very weird," Lea stated.
"What are we going to do now?" I asked.
"Nothing, let's search this place a little bit," Han noted.
We started walking among the trees and looking for something interesting. I was thinking how can I even apologise to Mira. What was I thinking when I yelled at her.
I want to Mira so I can apologise.
"Mira, you know I didn't mean it," I apologised.
"I think I am going to take a walk and go away from you," she answered.
"Mira, wait!" I shouted.
"Let her go, she will calm down after a short walk," Han noted.
"I was wrong to say something like that to her," I stated.
"Yes, and now you know your mistakes and you can make them right," Lea answered.
"What should I do?" I asked Lea.
"Do what your heart says to you," she answered.
We heard a loud scream coming from Mira.
"Help!!!" She screamed.
I ran to her as fast as I could.
"I am coming Mira," I shouted to her.
I finally came at the place she was at when I saw a huge spirit holding her in his claws. The spirit was huge, his skin looked like it was made of rocks and earth.
"Kano, help," she stated.
"Spirit, let her go!!" I yelled to the spirit.
The spirit's eye and body started to glow.
"Kano, what is happening?" Han asked when he and Lea arrived.
"Spirit, please let her go," I stated one final time.
He was almost completely glowing in white.
"Okay, you made me do this," I noted, shooting a boulder at him.
He destroyed it with his hands and took a tree from its roots.
"Kano, look out!!" Han yelled.
The tree knocked me a few meters away. Han shot earth bullets at the spirit almost hurting him.
I stood up, making an earth spike and shooting it at the spirit. Lea froze his legs and completely covered his chest in ice.
He still wasn't letting Mira go.
"Spirit, LET HER GO!!!" I screamed jumping at him.
He just hit me with his other hand and knocked me on a tree.
He was transferring himself from one place to another running away from us.
"Oh no you don't!!" I screamed and entered the Avatar State instantly.
I felt like I was leaving my body and was transferred a few meters in the air, seeing myself going to the spirit.
The spirit turned around and seemed frightened to be in the presence of the Avatar. I shot ice spikes at him and immediately after that I launched a dozen fireballs.
I was happy that I didn't hurt Mira during the battle. I launched a huge boulder at him. He disappeared long enough to avoid the boulder, fortunately he didn't take Mira with himself.
My spirit returned to my body and I exited from the Avatar State.
I ran to Mira to see if she was okay.
"Mira, are you okay?" I asked her.
"I am okay Kano," she answered, standing up and heading to the rest of the crew.
"Mira, wait," I stated.
"I was wrong to yell at you," I continued.
"This Avatar stuff is just too much for me," I finished.
"Kano, it's okay, I know all of this is too much responsibility for you and I just want that you know that we are here for you," she noted.
"And that I am here for you" she finished.
"Thanks," I answered.
We returned to Lea and Han.
"Looks like the storm has passed," Han stated.
"Finally, we can leave this depressing forest," Lea noted.
"Yeah, but I guess these things will happen to us a lot," Mira stated.
"What things?" I asked.
"You know, these attacks and the adventures," she answered.
"Well yeah, but we still have the Avatar big lighty power and stuff," Han noted.
"You mean the Avatar State," I said to him.
"Yea, but I will still call it Avatar big lighty power and stuff," he answered.
"Oh Han, you are always the joker," Mira stated.
"I know," he said proudly.
We exited the forest, seeing Cana and the lions before us.
"Cana always knows how to find you Kano," Han stated.
"Yeah, I guess," I answered.
"Then go canoeing with her," he joked.
"That one was bad," Lea stated.
"The master never makes bad jokes," he answered.
"Like you are the master," Mira said sarcastically.
"Well I am," he noted.
"Hahahahahhahahhahah no!!!" We joked.
- Sorry if this chapter is a little short.
- This spirit is an example of evil wild spirits when Kanna was battling the Un-Che.
- The next chapter was posted on 22.9.2013.
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Worst customer service I have ever received in my life. No respect for... read more Worst customer service I have ever received in my life. No respect for my time, no respect for my business, no respect period. Had ordered parts back in June 15 with Oscar for my Porsche, it is now July 15 and I have been calling, emailing, texting and no response. This is completely unacceptable and terrible business practice. You do not ignore your customers! If you didn't want to do the job to begin with, this should have been communicated initially! No need to waste my time especially a month of my time! I am so upset and can't even think straight…. When I called the shop and finally got a hold of Oscar he acted like he didn't even know who i was and put the blame on me for not being able to reach him although he gave me his cell phone number initially and told me that I should email or call him directly the last time I was in getting a repair because I couldn't reach him at the shop! No apology, no sorry, nothing. Unbelievable. I've never been and felt this disrespected in my life. I want to speak to the shop owner Mike immediately and I will be seeing him this week to discuss the situation. If he has ANY INTEGRITY AT ALL, Obviously I am not going to be taking my business here and I will be going elsewhere as this relationship has been burned, but I think he needs to know the type of business practice that his partner is engaging in. At least have SOME INTEGRITY and get back to me, this is childish and we are supposed to be professional adults!
Coastland has greatly helped me out as a young car owner. They do all ... read more Coastland has greatly helped me out as a young car owner. They do all my routine maintenance work (the wait time for an oil change is next to nothing from what I used to wait when I took my car to the dealership) and even fixed the clip on my fender for free the same day I noticed it was hanging from beneath my car. The staff is very friendly and helpful, they all jumped to help me understand what was needed to be done to maintain my car and helped me decide how to break up the list in the most affordable way. I would recommend Coastland Automotive services to anyone who cares about their car!
I've used Coastland Automotive to mechanically service my 2001 Porsche... read more I've used Coastland Automotive to mechanically service my 2001 Porsche 911 for a few years. I'm happy to report they are knowledgeable, prompt, courteous and price competitive. The waiting room, which I use for each visit, is clean, comfortable and welcoming. They get a two thumbs up from my discerning point of view. You should give them a try without hesitation. I have not experienced or seen any of the negative reports that I find listed on this site written by some others. And be assured, I am a true patron, not an employee. Dr. A


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As we all know, that "Red is the First Color of Spring. It is the color of the interiors of our bodies." To mark the importance of the Color RED we at OISB had organized for a "RED DAY" celebration for Grade Nursery.
All the children of Grade Nursery had dressed up in Red color and their classroom was decorated with Red color objects like apple, strawberry, tomato, bug, balloons and streamers. As a part of the activity the children were made to do "Bubble Painting on the Apple cut out". Thus it was a mind blowing sight to watch out tiny toddlers dressed up in red color.


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None of this has anything to do with preventing terrorism. As one other person commented earlier, if you were trying to take photos for a sneak attack, you'd be doing it as discreetly as possible. What this has to do with is getting citizens used to obeying arbitrary commands. Did you happen to read about the woman who was detained by TSA because her nipple rings were setting off the alarm? (Google it if you hadn't). She was forced to remove them, humiliated, and for what... NIPPLE RINGS. I have never, ever, ever even concieved of a way that nipple rings could be used to set off bombs, release toxins, or whatever. The most dangerous thing a nipple ever did was titillate a bunch of conservatives during the Super Bowl..yet TSA had forced her to remove them. Do you see what is happening here? More and more arbitrary standards are being laid down - not as law, but as you're expected to behave. People don't know what is and is not legal anymore, and so they assume that because of terrorism, they are allowed to be harassed. All of these are steps toward a police state. We are being trained to jump when authority tells us to. Take a look at this page. Print it out and carry it with you whenever you plan to go take pictures. http://www.krages.com/phoright.htm - It's a printable PDF file written by an attorney, explaining the rights citizens have to take photos.
Why I'm glad these politicians are talking about religion is so I know who is for a Christian Theocracy in America, and who isn't. As someone who is not a Christian, I am glad that candidates are identifying themselves as who will continue to push towards a culture where people who are not Christian or follow a certain set of values will be ostracized. This way, I can know not to vote for them. After all, everyone is free to believe as they wish at the moment. Certain candidates and political movements want to take that choice away from you, too.
Way to go on disrupting these kids' communities and lives. I was bussed as a child (in another part of the country), and as a result, I didn't spend two consecutive years in the same school. I couldn't keep any friends because I was constantly being shuffled all over the county. What you find are kids who are resentful over this, parents who are extremely inconvenienced, and a system that makes it difficult for students to get socially adjusted. Thanks to bussing, I was halfway across the county, so doing any after-school activities was nearly impossible because my mother would have to drive 40 miles round trip to get me.


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James Gandolfini Wants Out of "Sopranos" Contract
Fans may have to fuhgeddabout a fifth season of The Sopranos.
Actor James Gandolfini, who plays mob boss Tony Soprano on the HBO hit series, filed suit against the cabler Thursday in California Superior Court seeking declaratory relief that would free him from being obliged to return for the next season of the show, Variety reports.
The lawsuit alleges that Gandolfini was not properly notified within 10 days after HBO agreed to pay Sopranos creator David Chase $20 million for the show's fifth season, which is scheduled to begin shooting March 24.
Gandolfini claims this is a violation of his contract and wants to be free of the pact. The actor also claims the contract would exceed the seven-year limit for personal services contracts by the time a sixth season was ordered.
The burly Sopranos star receives about $400,000 an episode under a deal renegotiated after the first season of "The Sopranos," according to Variety, which follows roughly in line with stars like Martin Sheen of NBC's The West Wing but far below the $1.6 million per episode paid to Kelsey Grammer for NBC's Frasier.
Several other actors on The Sopranos, including Michael Imperioli, Tony Sirico and Jamie Lynn Sigler, have recently renegotiated their contracts in recent months, according to reports in industry trade publications.
The suit took HBO executives, who were in the midst of sweetening Gandolfini's deal for the upcoming season, by surprise. An HBO spokeswoman told Variety, "This is nothing more than a further renegotiation tactic by an actor with a binding contract."


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Paige Aiona graduated from Chapman University in 2012, where she did research on water chemistry. She is studying the photochemistry and molecular level composition of light-absorbing aerosols know as "brown carbon". She uses UV-Vis and fluorescence spectroscopy to measure the optical properties, and high resolution mass spectrometry to investigate the molecular level composition. View Paige's curriculum vitae.
Lauren Fleming graduated from the College of Wooster in 2014. Her honors thesis focused on aqueous photochemistry. In our group, she is investigating photochemistry of biomass burning aerosols in controlled environments and in the field, using mass spectrometry and UV-Vis absorption techniques. She also is a part of the Rowland- Blake group where she analyzes the gaseous products of biomass burning. View Lauren's curriculum vitae.
Mallory Hinks received her bachelor and MS degree in chemistry from San Diego State University in 2011, where she researched surface chemistry in the laboratory of David Pullman. Mallory is investigating the effect of temperature and relative humidity on the photochemical kinetics of organic molecules embedded in secondary organic material (SOM). By altering both the temperature and relative humidity, she is able to study the effect of SOM viscosity on these processes. View Mallory's curriculum vitae and watch a short video where she talks about her research.
Julia Montoya joined the UCI chemistry graduate program in the summer of 2015 after graduating from Cal State LA, where she did research on production of singlet oxygen from PAH compounds. She joined our group in February 2016. She is investigating the effect of ammonia on the composition and properties of secondary organic aerosols using DART mass spectrometry and other methods. View Julia's curriculum vitae.
Kurtis Malecha studied chemistry at the Minnesota State University, Mankato. He joined the group at the beginning of 2014. He investigates mechanisms of production of volatile organic compounds (VOCs) during condensed-phase photolysis of secondary organic aerosols (SOA). Current air quality models underpredict many of these VOC levels in the atmosphere, so understanding their formation is crucial to better air quality models. Personal website.
Tim Cai is doing experiments on the rate of mass loss from organic aerosols during photolysis.


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Pablo León de la Barra and his aesthetic revolution
For the fifth edition of CIRCA, Artistic Director Celina Nogueras invited renowned curator, gallerist and artist Pablo León de la Barra to conceptualize the CIRCA Labs. This year, the labs presented a completely different concept from previous editions, bringing young galleries from Latin America that offered viewers a quick glance of contemporary artistic production from countries such as Guatemala, Panama and Peru. I sat down with Pablo the day before the opening to talk about the Labs, his ideas on the creation of new dialogues among Spanish speaking countries and the local scene in Puerto Rico.
Carla Acevedo: Previous editions of the CIRCA Labs have been held outside the fair, featuring containers with artist projects and collectives with a punk edge. This year, the containers are inside the fair with galleries from Central and South America. Tell me more about the ways you conceptualized the Labs.
Pablo León de la Barra: For the first editions, Celina Nogueras conceptualized the Labs as a type of laboratory so, in this sense, this year we are continuing the idea of an art laboratory. The main difference is that in previous editions, there were sponsors for the event, which allowed the organizers to subsidize the projects that occured in them. But this year, we were confronted with the difficulty of not having any sponsors to support the event. The first dilemma we faced was how to work with this situation to make something different. So I proposed to invite young galleries to occupy the space and propose projects from their artists.
CA: What did you take into consideration when choosing the galleries to participate in the Labs?
PLB: The idea was to invite young galleries that could establish a dialogue between themselves and with the local art scene. Since there are currently no galleries to represent young artists on the island, I opted to invite galleries from the American continent that could sell art at a reasonable price. For them to pay a booth at an art fair and their travel expenses is a great effort, so I wanted to invite galleries that could travel to Puerto Rico easily through either Panama or Miami.
In the coming years and if I am invited again to participate, I would like to expand on this idea and create a dialogue with young galleries from the United States and Canada, for example. But for this year, I was interested more in connecting the space with galleries from Spanish speaking countries, since in a way they have very similar concerns to what is happening here within the local art scene. I invited Galeria Revolver from Peru, Proyectos Ultravioleta from Guatemala, Diablo Rosso from Panama, Preteen Gallery from Hermosillo, Mexico and Proyectos Moncloa from Mexico City. The only gallery that was unable to come was La Central from Bogota, Colombia; a gallery directed by Beatriz López and Katy Hernández, two very active young women in the artistic life in Bogota with incredible proposals that unfortunately could not be here because their visas were denied. Which is a shame, speaking of latitudes and of being Latin American and US at the same time, and having to pass that US filter to be here.
CA: Are all the galleries well-known in their native country or are they mostly young proposals?
PBL: Revolver Gallery and Proyectos Moncloa are perhaps the most established. Proyectos Ultravioleta is a gallery with a commercial vision but managed by young artists, while Preteen is a young proposal. There are galleries that are on the border of definition, that do work as a gallery but are also artist projects and collectives. I was interested in presenting through the Labs these different ways of operating a gallery, that in a way could echo here in Puerto Rico, but also create dialogues between themselves, so that people from Peru could see what is going on in Panama, and that they in turn could see what is going on in Puerto Rico, and so on.
CA: You have chosen various Puerto Rican artists for the Labs. Tell me more about the incorporation of these local proposal into your concept.
PBL: Well, I thought if this year the containers where to be occupied by galleries, the question then was how not to lose the incorporation of local proposal into the Labs. I wasn't interested in the punk side of art like graffiti. I agree that this should be in the fair, but I told Celina I was interested in taking the concept a step further. The first proposal that we had was the fair/market/museum. At that point, the containers where going to be in the parking lot outside the fair. I wanted to create a type of museum or contemporary art center, an open-air museum, where we could also have a flea market, where people from Puerto Rico could come and sell their products or show their proposals, participating in a market economy but also a cultural economy. Living abroad this was difficult to organize and at the end wasn't feasible. But it is an open project that could be realized in future editions of the fair. We do have two proposals from Puerto Rican artists that more or less participate with that idea, the girls from Ticherts.com and OM Studios, which is a testing ground for this idea.
CA: I see you have a type of garden where the containers converge.
PBL: Yes, between the containers we wanted to create an outdoor zone and a cultural promotion/development space, where we could have different things going on. As a starting point, we have a tropical garden created by Radamés "Juni" Figueroa where the artist collected plants from around San Juan and placed them in paint buckets and sneakers. The second part of the garden is a rainbow that occupies the center, where we will have a coconut water fountain. We also have Carolina Caycedo's flag Live, Local, Love hanging from the ceiling and Esteban Gabriel's furniture, which is the typical plastic furniture you can find anywhere in the world that he has covered in silver. But if you look closely, you will notice that every chair is different because they are from different countries.
CA: Speaking of the dialogues that can be created between different countries. Any thoughts on the idea of national art and its repercussions?
PBL: First of all, I am not interested in the idea of national art. On the contrary, this can be a little risky. An example is the case of Mexico in the 90's, where there was a boom, a moment of extreme creativity. This was due in part to the economic situation and a deplorable social and political situation. There were no spaces to show work, so the artists started to create spaces with an aesthetics and discourse that in a way undermined what happened in the local museums and the so-called official art. What happened 10 years afterwards? Curators from abroad started to see this boom of good Mexican artistic production, a post-conceptual one that dealt with social reality. These curators did around 10 exhibitions of Mexican contemporary art abroad, people spoke of the Mexican art boom and then once this boom was consumed, the curators searched for another geography to feed their hunger. It didn't last long. But what also happened is that some of the artists, in order to have visibility abroad, started to produce for the international market, for the international art fairs; Miami Basel, Frieze, etc. The artist started to produce for the fairs and skipping their local public.
CA: Here in Puerto Rico, there is a lack of curators, spaces to show work for young artists. Any advice?
PBL: As an artist, you just have to work on the themes that interest you, and time will tell what is important or not. In different historical times, maybe one artist that is important now will prove not to be in several years. You have to work on what you believe in. There are artists that work on local themes and others on more global ones, but there are also the ones that while working on the local arouse international attention. But saying this, more than national art, what really is important is to have an active local scene and that there is a dialogue created with other scenes… New York, Chicago, Mexico, Los Angeles, Peru… It's these dialogues that promote exchanges, transformation within the artists, new projects. I find that in Puerto Rico there is a lack of a contemporary art space where artists have the chance to do a real exhibition; one where you have a budget, a curator, where they have the opportunity to face the museological space.
CA: You saw the National Art Exhibit in San Juan. Any thoughts…
PBL: First of all, it's kind of interesting that they call it National because obviously there is no nation, but at the same time there is one. There is a Puerto Rican nation that expands beyond its borders, there are Puerto Ricans in New York, Puerto Ricans in Chicago, even in London! It's interesting because the exhibit does give a place for Puerto Rican artists, but in another way it's just a survey or a selection of works. A more interesting proposal would be to give a room to 10 artists to develop a project to then see what happens and what dialogues are created. The other thing that I noticed at the National Art Exhibit was the lack of dialogue between the works. It would make more sense for the work of the curators to expand a little bit more; to identify themes, to see directions, to identify what Puerto Rican artists are doing right now. For instance, why are so many artists working with graffiti, or who is working on the body, what dialogues are being created, what does it mean… curators should push the limits and question the works, this would be beneficial for Puerto Rican contemporary art.
CA: I agree, we need more curators, institutions that are willing to bet on emerging artists, to create dialogues that are contemporary to our generation. Thanks Pablo and much success!
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