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Jersey Boys' Christian Hoff Lands Recurring Role on 'All My Children'
The character works for Zach Slater (Thorsten Kaye) at his casino as one of his henchmen in the hit ABC soap. Hoff's first air date is January, 30th.
In addition to Jersey Boys, Huff has appeared on Broadway in The Who's Tommy. He performed in a national tour of Jesus Christ Superstar and regionally in The Rocky Horror Show, Violet, and The Merry Wives of Windsor, among others. Film and TV credits include "ER," "Party of Five," In Love and War and Encino Man. He was also featured in the La Jolla premiere of Jersey Boys.
Jersey Boys opened on Sunday, November 6th at the August Wilson Theatre. The show also stars Daniel Reichard (Forbidden Broadway: 20th Anniversary Celebration, Radiant Baby at the Public Theatre) as Bob Gaudio, J. Robert Spencer (Side Show, Lucky Duck at the Old Globe) as Nick Massi and John Lloyd Young (The Drawer Boy at Paper Mill Playhouse) as Frankie Valli. Tituss Burgess, Steve Gouveia, Peter Gregus, Donnie Kehr, Michael Longoria, Mark Lotito, Jennifer Naimo, Dominic Nolfi, Erica Piccininni and Sara Schmidt are also in the cast.
Directed by Des McAnuff (The Who's Tommy, Big River), Jersey Boys was a smash hit at the La Jolla Playhouse in San Diego last year (where as the most successful show in the history of the theatre, it extended three times). The show "chronicles the lives of a group of blue-collar boys from the wrong side of the tracks who became one of the biggest American pop music sensations of all time. They wrote their own songs, invented their own sounds and sold 175 million records worldwide all before they were thirty. Jersey Boys features their hit songs 'Sherry,' 'Big Girls Don't Cry,' 'Rag Doll,' 'Oh What a Night' and 'Can't Take My Eyes Off of You,' among others," according to production notes.
The show features a book by Marshall Brickman and Rick Elice, as well as songs with music by Gaudio and lyrics by Bob Crewe. Dodger Theatricals, Joseph J. Grano, Tamara and Kevin Kinsella are the show's producers, and Klara Zieglerova (sets), Jess Goldstein (costumes), Howell Binkley (lighting), Michael Clark (projections) comprise the design team. Jersey Boys features musical direction by Ron Melrose and orchestrations by Steve Orich.
Tickets to Jersey Boys are available by calling Telecharge.com at (212) 239-6200, (800) 432-7250 outside the NY metro area, online at Telecharge.com, and at the August Wilson Theatre box office (245 West 52nd Street, between Broadway and 8th Avenue). Group sales tickets available by calling (877) 5-Dodger / (877) 536-3437. Visit the Jersey Boys website at www.JerseyBoysBroadway.com.

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Huge opportunities in the East offset by tough market conditions in the West is a simplistic but not inaccurate way to summarize the current state of the international FBO business these days. Business aviation traffic has recovered to some extent in Europe, but trading conditions there are still made hard by a combination of economic woes and rising costs.
Beyond Europe, traffic growth rates are often exponential but the fact remains that in many parts of emerging markets such as Asia, the Middle East and Africa,the traditional FBO as conceived in the core U.S. market barely exists in any meaningful sense. At many locations aircraft operators still have to depend on whatever ground support they can find, often with the help of expert trip planners and their local staff.
This picture is changing, with companies such as Hawker Pacific pioneering the FBO business model in China (see article on page 27) but there remain significant obstacles to delivering Western standards of service and convenience around the globe. For example, bureaucratic and political barriers to building new FBOs at airports still stand in the way of progress in many places.
At the same time, there are still companies wanting to pursue opportunities in the far more mature market of Europe, such as Dubai-based JetEx, which has launched a joint venture at Shannon on the West coast of Ireland as well as opening yet another FBO at Paris Le Bourget Airport.
For this year's special report on international FBOs, AIN's reporters have provided some timely snapshots of how new service standards are being rolled out in the industry's new markets, with reports from Russia, Asia and Africa, as well as from Europe itself.
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text: Celtic Society of Southeastern Ohio met recently at St. Johns Episcopal Church with Carol Geib, senior VIP coordinator at Southeastern Med, as guest speaker.Geib spoke about the importance of good physical health by maintaining some form of physical exercise on a regular basis. Exercise may be as simple as walking or participating in an exercise program by using free weights or a systematic regimen such as Tai Chi.Tai Chi instruction is available through the VIP program. Tai Chi uses a particular series of choreographed movements designed to help circulation, relieve stress and build a sense of well being. Geib demonstrated a few of the Tai Chi movements to the group.Tai Chi classes are offered each Wednesday from 10:30-11:30 a.m. at Guernsey County Senior Citizens Center. Cost is $17 for six weeks. For information or to register, call the Southeastern Med VIP office, 439-8187.Bernice Cannaday gave the treasurers report.Pauli Cornish gave an update on activities at the Kennedy Stone House. Memorial Day activities at the house will begin May 30 at 3 p.m. and will feature bagpiper, Alan Day, and VFW Post 2901.The organization has a new Web site http://daysknob.com.Plans for the picnic have been moved to the fall. There will be no summer meetings. Next meeting will be in September.


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Surf and Turf Burger
1 medium onion, sliced
4 Tablespoons of butter - to carmelize onions
salt and pepper to taste
3 pounds ground chuck
3 tsp. salt 2 pounds cooked jumbo lump crab meat
Cooking oil to coat grill rack
6 ounces of soft goat cheese
1 Tablespoon chopped fresh chives
1 tsp. chopped fresh parsley
1 tsp. fresh lemon peel, grated
1 tsp. fresh lemon juice
1/4 tsp. freshly cracked black pepper
6 Kaiser rolls sliced
6 tsp. butter - to spread on rolls
6 slices of fresh avocado
1. Pre-heat gas grill to medium-high heat. 2. Using a non-stick fry pan, carmelize onion slices in butter over direct heat from grill. Add salt and pepper to taste. 3. In large mixing bowl, combine ground chuck with salt. Mix well. Prepare 12 quarter pound beef patties. 4. In seperate bowl mix crab meat with carmelized onions. 5. Spread six patties on wax paper and place 1/6 of crab meat mixture in the center of each patty. 6. Place remaining 6 patties on top and pinch edges all around making 6 stuffed burgers. 7. Grease grill rack with oil. 8. Place burgers on rack, close cover and grill 5-7 minutes per side, turning only once. 9. Meanwhile, in a clean bowl, soften goat cheese with wooden spoon. Add chives, parsley, lemon peel, lemon juice, pepper and salt. Stir until combined. 10. Cut Kaiser rolls in half and spread 1/2 tsp. of butter on each inside potion. 11. Gently place each roll, buttered side down, on the edges of the grill rack and toast lightly. 12. To assemble burgers, place one stuffed patty on each bottom roll and add avocado slice. Spread goat cheese mixture on inside of top roll and place on top of avocado. 13. Serve immediately and enjoy.
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I have inherited a class from text%, and assigned it a keymap. The keymap has been seeded with add-text-keymap-functions. However, undo/redo don't work - is there anything extra I need to add to get undo support? Here's the relevant code (I've pasted the full class in, in case something else is interfering with undo): (define editor-keymap (let ((keymap (make-object keymap%))) (add-text-keymap-functions keymap) (send keymap map-function "c:left" "backward-word") (send keymap map-function "c:right" "forward-word") (send keymap map-function "s:c:left" "backward-select-word") (send keymap map-function "s:c:right" "forward-select-word") (send keymap map-function "c:insert" "copy-clipboard") (send keymap map-function "s:insert" "paste-clipboard") (send keymap map-function "c:z" "undo") (send keymap map-function "c:y" "redo") keymap)) (define editable-text% (class text% (init-field on-height-changed) (init-field next-editor) (init-field prev-editor) (init-field set-active) (init-field (initial-text "")) ;; height acts as a cache for the number of lines ;; so we can tell if insert/delete has changed it (define height 0) (define (set-height) (set! height (last-line))) (define (check-height) (when (<> height (last-line)) (on-height-changed))) (inherit last-line position-line get-start-position insert set-keymap) (define (current-line) (position-line (get-start-position))) (define (last-line?) (= (current-line) (last-line))) (define (first-line?) (= (current-line) 0)) (define/public (nlines) (+ 1 (last-line))) (define/augment (on-insert a b) (set-height)) (define/augment (on-delete a b) (set-height)) (define/augment (after-insert a b) (check-height)) (define/augment (after-delete a b) (check-height)) (define/override (on-focus on?) (when on? (set-active))) (define/override (on-local-char key) (let ([code (send key get-key-code)]) (cond [(and (equal? code 'down) (last-line?)) (next-editor) ] [(and (equal? code 'up) (first-line?)) (prev-editor) ] [else (super on-local-char key)]))) ;; initialize (super-instantiate ()) (set-keymap editor-keymap) (insert initial-text 0) )) martin
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Nothing beats the taste of a homegrown tomato fresh from the garden. Here are a few tips to get you started growing your own supply, plus a simple recipe.
Plant in spring for a summer harvest or midsummer for fall harvest. Pick a location that gets a minimum of 6 to 8 hours of direct sunlight. Support plants with stakes or wire cages. Stakes are the most economical choice for growing a lot of tomatoes. Choose from metal spirals or wooden or bamboo skewers. Tomato supports keep the fruit off the ground. Be sure to anchor cages with small stakes to prevent them from tipping over.
Plant tomatoes in full sun in well drained neutral soil.
There are two kinds of tomato plants: determinate and indeterminate. Determinate types grow short and bushy and ripen all their fruit at once. These grow well in cages. Romas are a good pick. Better Boy, Big Beef and Early Girl are good choices for indeterminate.
Pick tomatoes early in the morning on the day you plan to eat them.
As the growing season progresses, keep your tomatoes in line. Stretch tie, twine, and tomato clips all put plants on the right path. Try galvanized cattle panel for solid support. Wooden tomato stakes and wire pens and cages can also be used to help keep them inbounds.
Heirloom tomatoes represent old types of tomatoes that have been maintained by enthusiasts in different parts of the country. Tomato tasting is fairly similar to wine tasting. Different flavors appeal to different palates, and few crops offer a greater range of flavors than heirloom tomatoes. To grow them, you'll most likely want to start from seed. If you opt to buy transplants, look for sturdy plants that haven't begun flowering or fruiting.
Enjoy your homegrown tomatoes in this simple salad, or look for sungold and black cherry tomatoes at your local farmer's market. They make this salad beautiful.
- 2 pints cherry tomatoes or grape tomatoes
- 8 oz fresh mozzarella cheese, cut into small chunks
- ½ cup chopped fresh basil
- ½ teaspoon kosher salt
- ⅛ to ¼ teaspoon crushed red pepper
- 3 tablespoons olive oil
- 1 tablespoon balsamic vinegar
- Combine tomatoes, mozzarella cheese, basil, salt and crushed red pepper in a large bowl.
- Drizzle with olive oil and vinegar; toss to coat.
- Let stand at least 1 hour before serving.


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Other most recent bug fixes are also included in this release.
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The impact of infra-European trade on sterling currency substitution
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Level 2 Supers are in the middle in terms of power and effectiveness between Level 1 Supers and Level 3 Supers. So far, they all seem to last longer than Level 1 Supers, be easier to control, and have a larger range. The biggest difference between level 1s and 2s is the fact that level 2s can only be stopped by other supers, whereas lv 1s could be stopped by taking damage.
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Divine Reckoning (Kratos)Edit
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Clank goes commando (Ratchet & Clank)Edit
|Clank switches places with Ratchet, allowing the player to run around throwing time bombs and finishing off opponents with his Chronoscepter.
Dark Jak's Dark Bomb (Jak and Daxter)Edit
|Jak transforms into Dark Jak, which causes an intial stun to opponents directly in front of him both on ground & air, leaps up and performs his trademark Dark Bomb attack on the ground. Opponents will also be knocked out from touching Dark Jak while performing the Dark Bomb.
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|Big Daddy enters an enraged state, allowing him to move faster and perform One-Hit Kills. His circle moveset is replaced with an insect swarm moveset.
|Dante performs the Stinger attack, slowly charging up before making a long, blinding dash forward, stabbing and knocking out any opponents in his path.
Kuma Tag Team! (Heihachi Mishima)Edit
|Heihachi summons his pet bear Kuma, who attacks opponent with claw swipes, ground pounds, and flatuation.
Dawn Siege (Nariko)Edit
|Nariko gains access to a large cannon onstage for a short amount of time, allowing her to freely fire at opponents, instantly killing those in range of the cannon's shots.
Blade Mode (Raiden)Edit
Coal Catastrophe (Sackboy)Edit
|Sackboy summons some hot coals he can drop on opponents.
Golden Chalice (Sir Daniel Fortesque)Edit
|Sir Daniel holds up the Golden Chalice, releasing a large vertical beam and 3 souls that home in on opponents for about 4-5 seconds. Coming into contact with any of the energy released from the Golden Chalice will result in a knock out.
Sword Frenzy (Spike)Edit
|Spike sends out a shockwave using a Golden Stun Club.
Toro makes a wish o_O (Toro Inoue)Edit
|Toro causes a large shooting star to crash down on the stage at a diagonal angle. This Star is caused by Toro's lifelong wish to be human.
Gravity Typhoon (Kat)Edit
|Kat rises up in the air and fires two volleys of guided, stalactite projectiles. The volleys can be delayed for a more strategic attack.
Rift Bomb (Emmett Graves)Edit
|Emmett summons supplies to drop from the sky, crushing any opponent underneath them. The explosion of rift energy afterwards also knocks out any opponents close enough.
Ultimate Storm (Zeus)Edit
|Zeus starts to glide around the stage. When the super meter completely drains out, he'll trigger a thunderous explosion. This also can be manually triggered with a single button press.
Kinesis Burst (Isaac Clarke)Edit
|Isaac overcharges his Kinesis Modulator and releases a large field burst of electricity around him. Opponents caught in the burst will be thrown to the edge.


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Brailsford charts Giro goals
Team Principal Dave Brailsford believes Team Sky have the potential to "hit all the goals" when the Giro d'Italia gets under way.
By Jonathan Turner
Last Updated: 30/04/10 6:27pm
Team Principal Dave Brailsford believes Team Sky have the potential to "hit all the goals" when the Giro d'Italia gets under way.
The team's nine-man squad is headed by Bradley Wiggins and looks to have high hopes in terms of the general classification, sprint finishes and the time trials.
Wiggins is joined by Michael Barry, Dario Cioni, Steve Cummings, Chris Froome, Mathew Hayman, Greg Henderson, Morris Possoni and Chris Sutton for what is Team Sky's first-ever Grand Tour.
"It's a well-balanced team and there's a real opportunity in that first week for us," Brailsford told the www.teamsky.com website when he assessed this year's 3,418km route which starts in the Netherlands on May 8 and finishes just over three weeks later in Verona.
"Bradley will certainly be looking at the opening prologue but Greg rode a very good prologue at the Tour de Romandie this week and is more than capable of a big performance.
"And then going forward the team time trial (stage four) is something we'll be looking to get everything right in by riding a disciplined race and performing to the best of our abilities.
"There are also flat stages in that first week so, combine them with the prologue, the team time trial and the potential on the overall standings, and there's an opportunity to hit all the goals.
"Moving to the second week and you've got two flat stages so again riders like CJ [Sutton], Mat Hayman, Steve Cummings and of course Henderson finishing it off is the aim. We'd look on focussing on those two flat stages."
The third week is when the toughest of the mountain stages really kick in, starting with the brutal climb up Monte Zoncolan at the end of the 218km stage 15.
"That third week we've got most of the big mountain stages as well as the mountain time trial at Plan de Corones," said Brailsford. "So you have an opportunity for riders who aren't in contention for the GC to look at stage wins but if you are in contention for the GC then you'll obviously have the full support of the team."
Team players
Wiggins will have high hopes of making his mark in all facets of the race and Brailsford has been particularly impressed with how he is handling being the focus of attention, saying: "Bradley is getting more and more comfortable with his role and position in the team."
And while all eyes will also be on Wiggins in July at the Tour de France as he looks to better his fourth place in 2009, Brailsford was quick to stress that he will also give the Giro the full respect it deserves.
He added: "You can't go to a race like the Giro and not take it seriously. You go to the Giro to race the Giro and that's what Bradley will do."
Brailsford was equally keen to highlight the strengths of the other eight men who will be vital in the coming weeks, starting with Michael Barry.
"Michael can do a fantastic role in support of Bradley," explained Brailsford. "He's a real key player but also he's been climbing very well so has a big role to play in the mountains.
"Dario Cioni has performed very well in this race on the GC in previous years. So I think for him it will be a steady first week before really looking towards him at the back-end of the race.
"Steve Cummings is in great shape at the moment and again would very much ride in support of Bradley. He too is climbing well so may have an opportunity in the latter stages while Morris Possoni is another guy who will be to the fore in the mountains."
Communication the key
Moving on to Mathew Hayman, Brailsford added: "Mat is very good on the road at managing and communicating and obviously he will be asked by the sports directors to utilise that skill. He's a big rider for the first and second weeks in particular."
In those first couple of weeks Team Sky will have opportunities to put the focus on to their sprinters as Brailsford explained: "It goes without saying that Greg's targets are the prologue and the sprints.
"Again with CJ it's the flatter stages and the sprints where he did so well at the start of the year and he also has an important support role to play."
Chris Froome is battling back to full fitness after a tough couple of weeks but Brailsford is backing him to shine, especially in the second half of the race, telling us: "Chris has been ill so is coming back from that and a crash so I think we want to nurse him back and make sure he's ready to go.
"Chris' main attribute is his climbing skills so I'm sure he'll be looking at some of those later stages in the mountains."


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The Harlequins forward made his England debut earlier this year and has replaced Lawrence Dallaglio as first-choice No.8 at this World Cup. His energetic, sure-handed displays since have kept him there.
Easter was Harlequins' player of the year in 2005 and 2006 and has been a solid presence for England at the back of the scrum.
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It took an adroit grasp of Hebrew to come up with a term for what David Azrieli was building in Israel. Like earlier pioneers of the revived tongue who had to create words for "airplane" and "automobile" for use in the modern Jewish state, Mr. Azrieli pondered a name for his gleaming creation, the country's first enclosed, American-style shopping mall. Israelis were more used to shopping at small, stand-alone stores or chains; a sprawling, air-conditioned mall complete with cinemas, banks, restaurants and piped-in Muzak was a foreign concept. So when it opened in the city of Ramat Gan in 1985, Mr. Azrieli, a one-time Hebrew teacher, dubbed his 25,000-square-metre edifice "Canion Ayalon." Ayalon was the name of a nearby valley, and canion was a word he coined by clumping together two Hebrew words: koneh, to buy, and chanayah, to park.
"I felt strongly that we should have a Hebrew word," Mr. Azrieli explained in a biography prepared by his family for his 85th birthday. "Perhaps this is part of my attention to detail." He compared his insistence on using the vernacular with Quebec's zeal to protect French, though he felt that campaign had been "carried to extremes."
The mall was a roaring success and transformed retailing in Israel (for the worse, charged those who rued the shift to Western consumerism). Mr. Azrieli went on to build 12 more enclosed malls in the country in the ensuing years, with yet more to come. To this day, Israeli teens hang out at the kenyon (a version of Mr. Azrieli's canion).
A hard-charging, soft-spoken real-estate tycoon who fought for the fledging Jewish state and gave away millions in philanthropic endeavours, Mr. Azrieli died at his country home in Quebec's Laurentians on July 9 at the age of 92. After building office towers, high-rise residences, hotels and shopping centres in Canada, the United States and Israel, he remained chairman of Tel Aviv-based Azrieli Group Ltd., one of the largest commercial and office real-estate companies in Israel, until a week before his death, when he stepped down.
"I have always wanted to be a builder," he said in a 1988 magazine profile. "I was always drawing and sketching. Of all the arts, architecture influences people every day. It's very humanistic."
The self-made billionaire was a "Donald Trump-type developer with Trump's splash and vision tempered by Jewish values and Zionist altruism," blogged his friend, McGill University professor Gil Troy. "His story is Israel's story, a redemptive tale of building an old-new land as sleek and modern as many but uniquely soulful and traditional."
Among those is Azrieli Center in Tel Aviv, which was the largest shopping centre and business complex in Tel Aviv when it opened in 1988. Its three sleek office towers dominate the city's skyline but retain a whimsical, almost childlike character, as one structure is a cylinder, one is triangular and one square.
Known widely in Israel as the Mall Man from Montreal, Mr. Azrieli also held interests in the energy, water, banking and environment sectors, through his company. With a net worth of $3.1-billion, he was ranked the 12th-wealthiest Canadian by Forbes this year.
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ADA — Donavin D. "Don" Zimmerly, 79, died peacefully at 2:20 a.m., on Tuesday, March 11, 2014, at his residence in Ada. He was born on April 1, 1934, in Lima, to Glenn L. and Helen J.
(Allstetter) Zimmerly and they preceded him in death. On Sept. 20, 1953,
he married Dorothy L. Jump and she survives in Ada.
Don was a 1952 graduate of Ada High School.
After graduation, he started working at Order's Plumbing & Heating,
of Ada. He then worked at Churchill Construction Co. as an asphalt
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Don's hobby was farming his 20 acres of land.
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Deacon Body. He was active with the food pantry for several years.
surviving are a son, Kenneth (Amy) Zimmerly, of Ada; three daughters
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and Kathi (Rory) Sexton, of Lima; nine grandchildren; three
great-grandchildren; three sisters, Marjorie (Ron) McKee, of Ada, Karen
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twenty-one nieces and nephews. He was preceded in death by a son, Daryl A. Zimmerly; and two brothers, G. Eugene Zimmerly and Robert L. Zimmerly.
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Now this is one liquor holiday that gets me excited. Well they all do, but that's neither here nor there. Today we celebrate National Rum Day 2012 with Ron Abuelo Rums. So whether you're of the Tiki mindset and love your Mai Tais and Swizzles, enjoy lounging on the beach with your Daiquiris and Mojitos, or do things down and dirty with simply a splash of Coke and lime, you'll definitely want a bottle of this dark nectar by your side.
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Centuria, from the Latin 'centum' meaning one hundred, is the name we have chosen for this unique product, as we celebrate a century of rum-making tradition. Its complex aroma and flavor comes from a blend of the finest rums from our oldest reserves, aged in white oak barrels for up to 30 years. These select rums then become part of our 'Reserva de la Familia'. The art of the traditional 'solera' system lets us preserve the character of these precious reserves throughout time, and to offer limited quantities of a product which epitomizes our commitment and passion to producing the best aged rum.
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Hic Sunt Dracones (Here Be Dragons)
Created by mixologist Greg Best of Holeman & Finch (Atlanta, GA)
- 1 ½ oz Ron Abuelo 12 Años
- ½ oz Yellow Chartreuse
- ½ oz fresh Pineapple juice
- ½ oz fresh Lime juice
- 1 dash of Bitter Truth Lemon Bitters
- 1 seeded ring of jalapeño
Directions: Shake all ingredients vigorously in a shaker filled with ice. Double strain into a coupe glass and garnish with a small sprig of spearmint.
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Live Review: Eddie Vedder at The Wiltern
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Daniel Kohn
WHO: Eddie Vedder
WHERE: The Wiltern
There are many points over Eddie Vedder's 20-year plus music career where he's had moments of clarity. However, living in a crummy apartment in San Diego, he realized enough was enough.
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"It was at this point I knew I had to get my life together," Eddie Vedder recalled. He had befriended neighbors since they had access to a car, hence were able to go on beer runs. As their odd relationship evolved, the singer became less comfortable with their circumstances. Eventually Vedder was named the best man at a makeshift wedding as his neighbor's (an ex-con) mother's house in San Diego. This, he said, was a turning point, and for that, the music world is a better place.
The Wiltern was as enthusiastic and loud as Staples is during a decisive Lakers playoff game. Though he was uncharacteristically terse, Vedder's voice was pristine, as if he were obligated to raise his game to suit a room that could have doubled as a high school auditorium. "Longing To Belong" and "Goodbye" had a warmth that made them seem more likely to feel at home in a child's bedroom than in a hallowed concert hall, while Pearl Jam concert staples like "Unthought Known" and "Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town" had the crowd on their feet and singing every word.
Vedder took some of the most hallowed Pearl Jam classics and managed to usher them into creative and unfamiliar territory. "Betterman" was unrecognizable except for the lyrics, a la Bob Dylan, and rearranged to the point where he received a standing ovation rather than the expected snarky grumbles from a fickle audience.
As has been the practice on his solo tour, Vedder cobbled together a terrific "who's who" of musicians, including a terrific string section to accompany him on several tracks. Much to the surprise of those in attendance (including this writer who thought the guest was dead), former Doors drummer John Densmore joined Vedder for beautiful renditions of "Long Road" and "Wishlist." Though Densmore looked more like Maharishi Mahesh Yogi than legendary rocker, his contributions filled out the tracks and were rewarded with polite applause.
What stole the show were Vedder's duets with opener Glen Hansard of The Swell Season: "Society" from Into The Wild (weird hearing it in this setting, considering Emile Hirsch was right behind us with a gorgeous blonde), "Falling Slowly" from Once (it sounded better than the original version) and a stirring rendition of Neil Young's "Rockin' In The Free World" with Hansard and Densmore that had everyone on standing and singing every word to the Young's iconic song.
Vedder and Hansard dueting on "Hard Sun"
Daniel Kohn
Eddie Vedder managed to hold the attention of the crowd of nearly three thousand for more than two hours, which in Los Angeles is a feat. "In this town, you have many entertainment options, so I really appreciate you being out here tonight," Vedder said. Judging by the crowd's reaction, they wouldn't have wanted to be anywhere else.
Set list after the break:
Set List
01. Waving Palms
02. Can't Keep
03. Sleeping By Myself
04. Without You
05. Light Today
06. Goodbye
07. Longing To Belong w/Rudy Stein playing cello
08. Soon Forget
09. Trouble- (Yusuf Islam)
10. Sometimes
11. I Am Mine
12. Betterman
13. Long Nights w/Glen Hansard
14. Far Behind
15. Guaranteed
16. Lukin w/string quartet (fast version)
17. Just Breathe w/string quartet
18. The End w/string quartet
19. Unthought Known
20. Immortality
21. Arc
Encore Break 1
22. Long Road w/John Densmore playing djembe & Tibetan bells
23. Wishlist w/John Densmore playing djembe & Tibetan bells
24. Elderly Woman Behind The Counter In A Small Town
25. Sleepless Nights w/Glen Hansard (no mics, no amplification)
26. Society w/Glen Hansard- (Jerry Hannan)
27. Falling Slowly w/string quartet {Glen singing and playing acoustic, Eddie duet vocal}-(Glen Hansard, Markéta Irglová)
28. Open All Night- (Bruce Springsteen)
29. Porch
Encore Break 2
30. Rockin' In The Free World w/Glen Hansard & John Densmore- (Neil Young)
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A man has been charged on suspicion of causing grievous bodily harm with intent after an alleged hit and run in Kingston.
A 27-year-old man was taken to hospital with a broken arm and head injuries after being struck by a car in East Road at 8.50pm on Saturday, June 14.
It is alleged the car failed to stop after the collision.
Two men were arrested on suspicion of GBH shortly after.
A car was later recovered in New Malden and taken away for forensic tests.
Umair Aziz, 21, from Hazel Close, Brentford, has since been charged with one count of GBH with intent.
He has also been charged with possession of class A drugs with intent to supply and one count of possession of a class B drugs with intent to supply.
He appeared at Wimbledon Magistrates' Court today, June 18, and was remanded in custody.
A second man has been bailed until August.
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PHILADELPHIA – With two wins last weekend against Ivy League opponents, Penn completed its sweep through the Ancient Eight regular season for a seventh consecutive League championship. On Monday, the Quakers completed another sweep – picking up both Ivy League weekly awards – as Shannon Mangini was named Ivy League Offensive Player of the Week and Lucy Ferguson was named Defensive Player of the Week.
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The Quakers (9-4) head to Northwestern on Saturday before hosting the Ivy League Tournament for the fourth year in a row starting May 3 at Franklin Field.


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Heneghan Peng shortlisted for Manchester masterplan
25 January 2008
Dublin-based practice Heneghan Peng is in the running against KPF, BDP and Arup Design to masterplan an 8ha site in central Manchester.
Delays mean Alsop pavilion at Headingley misses Ashes
18 January 2008
A proposed £17 million cricket pavilion designed by Will Alsop for Headingley Carnegie cricket stadium in Leeds will not be ready for next year's Ashes series following a series of delays and design changes.
Network Rail supports Smithfield
18 January 2008
The battle over London's Smithfield Market took a new twist this week after Network Rail failed to back the City of London's assertion that the General Market building needs to be demolished in order to replace unsafe railway tunnels below.
Aaron Betsky to curate Venice Biennale
17 January 2008
Aaron Betsky has been appointed director of the 2008 Venice Architecture Biennale. Betsky, director of the Cincinnati Art Museum in the United States and former director of the Netherlands Architecture Institute of Rotterdam, will curate the festival on the theme "Architecture Beyond Building". The eleventh international architecture exhibition will include installations, landscapes, interiors and scenes of an architecture beyond building, which Betsky believes to be an essentia
Ferguson blasts KPF's "gargantuan" Smithfield plans
11 January 2008
Former RIBA president George Ferguson has thrown his weight behind English Heritage's objections to the redevelopment of Smithfield Market.Giving evidence on Wednesday at the public inquiry into KPF's controversial scheme, Ferguson blasted proposals to demolish the General Market building and replace it with a structure he described as "gargantuan" in scale and hostile to pedestrians due to "a lack of permeability at ground level". He cited a letter from Cabe to KPF in September
Foster's fails to win round Ealing tower opponents
11 January 2008
Foster & Partners has failed to convince English Heritage and local residents to back plans for a controversial suburban skyscraper after altering its designs.
MacCormac Jamieson Prichard reveals loss
9 January 2008
MacCormac Jamieson Prichard operated at a loss last year following its sacking from the flagship BBC Broadcasting House project.Accounts posted with Companies House reveal the practice made a loss of £329,699 in the year to March 2007 — a drop of 130% from the previous year when it made a profit of just over £1 million.Turnover, meanwhile, dropped around 60% from £6 million to £2.4 million in the same period.But managing director Jeremy Estop insisted the firm was now in
Foster changes to proposed Ealing skyscraper fail to win over critics
7 January 2008
Foster & Partners has failed to convince English Heritage and local residents to back plans for a controversial suburban skyscraper, despite altering its designs.It emerged this week that the practice had amended its plans for the 40-storey "penny whistle" tower in Ealing following strong criticism by the heritage body.But despite the changes, which included reorientating the tower by 25 degrees to reduce overshadowing, English Heritage and residents group Save Ealing's Centre s
English Heritage accuses Smithfield opponent of "character assassination"
21 December 2007
Quango's London director criticises questioning of public inquiry witness Eric Reynolds
Architecture minister defends dropping of Stonehenge visitor centre
19 December 2007
Denton Corker Marshall's £65 million proposal was "unviable" Margaret Hodge tells MPs
Florida school board rejects McAslan's 'illegal' design
14 December 2007
RMJM usurps winning entry for Rudolph's Riverview High School
Tate extension nets 50m
6 December 2007
The government has announced a £50 million contribution to Herzog & de Meuron's extension at Tate Modern, which it claimed will boost Britain's cultural offering in the run-up to the Olympics. Speaking at Tate Modern on Wednesday morning, culture secretary James Purnell said the capital funds — part of the Department of Culture Media & Sport's comprehensive spending review settlement — should "encourage others to come on board" so the project can be completed by 2012.
O'Donnell & Tuomey's Photographers Gallery wins planning - images
4 December 2007
Celebrated Dublin architect O'Donnell & Tuomey has received planning permission for its new £16 million building for the Photographers Gallery in London.The six storey building, to be located in the heart of Soho off Oxford Street, will provide exhibition space, an online resource centre, education areas, a bookshop and a café and bar.Located on a restricted site between two eight-storey buildings, the gallery boasts an unconventional form that aims to attract passers-by.
Farrell to be Gateway design champion
30 November 2007
£35 million scheme to improve area's natural and urban environment
RIBA blasts Arb appeal process as 'inadequate'
30 November 2007
The RIBA has dismissed Arb's proposals to let architects challenge its decisions, calling them "woefully inadequate"
RIBA blasts Arb review panel plans
26 November 2007
Proposals by Arb to allow architects to challenge its decisions have been dismissed as "woefully inadequate" by the RIBA.Arb chief executive Alison Carr had claimed that the third party review panel would provide a check on the regulator and was evidence of Arb's "open and transparent" approach (News 31 August).But official responses to the plans have revealed a withering response, with the RIBA and Association of Consultant Architects highlighting the fact that Arb will be able
Practices sponsor Cambridge
23 November 2007
ORMS and Allies & Morrison to pay salaries of four design fellows
Has English Heritage lost its way?
16 November 2007
As the public inquiry into the redevelopment of Smithfield market kicks off, is it time to review the adviser's role, asks Heidi Ancell
Government calls for anti-terror design
14 November 2007
The government has called on architects to help "design out" the terrorist threat to crowded places such as shopping halls and sports stadiums.A report published by security minister Admiral Lord West today identified stations, nightclubs and theatres as the building types that will need to be designed with anti-terror measures in place."There is some of this [type of training] in architectural schools at the moment but more can and should be done," MP Patrick Mercer, who helped
Adjaye among seven shortlisted for Olympic Park's Eton Manor site
13 November 2007
Adjaye Associates and Stanton Williams are among seven practices shortlisted by the Olympic Development Authority for a cluster of venues in the north of the Olympic Park.Firms on the shortlist, which also includes Bennetts Associates, David Morley Architects, Opus International Consultants, S&P with Nord, and Sports Concepts, will compete to design projects for the Eton Manor site. It will house a mix of permanent and temporary facilities for gymnastics and aquatic athlete trai
Network Rail rejects Grimshaw for its framework agreement
09 November 2007
Network Rail turns down Grimshaw's bid for inclusion in its framework amid legal battle over "defective" design work
Estonian arts prize targets world names
09 November 2007
Jan Kaplicky warns competition must be 'truly international'
Pier Arts Centre wins Best Building in Scotland
5 November 2007
Reiach and Hall's Pier Arts Centre has beaten competition including Zaha Hadid's Maggie's Centre to scoop Britain's most lucrative architectural prize.The Edinburgh-based practice was presented with the £25,000 Andrew Doolan Best Building in Scotland award by the Royal Incorporation of Architects in Scotland (RIAS) on Friday.The Orkney building, which was one of seven shortlisted projects, beat internationally renowned architect Zaha Hadid, nominated for her work on the Maggie's
Eight firms shortlisted for King's Cross housing
02 November 2007
Eight practices including DRMM, Munkenbeck & Marshall, Panter Hudspith and Feilden Clegg Bradley have been shortlisted by developer Argent for the first residential schemes in the £2 billion regeneration of King's Cross.
Sustainable design panel set up to help planners
02 November 2007
A panel focused on improving environmental sustainability has been set up to counter a "desperate" lack of skills among planners.
McColl bid to buy back SMC Group breaks down
19 October 2007
The cash-strapped SMC Group has received a further blow after discussions broke down on a bid by its former chief executive Stewart McColl to buy the firm.
Birmingham reveals new library plans
19 October 2007
Rogers' scheme supporters cry foul
Hull Fruit Market shortlist - first images
18 October 2007
The first images have been revealed by the teams shortlisted for one of Hull's largest regeneration projects.
International competition launched for new Birmingham cultural centre and library
15 October 2007
Plans have been unveiled for a £193 million West Midlands Cultural Centre which will revamp Birmingham's Repertory Theatre and provide a long-awaited library for the city.An international competition will be launched for the 31,000sq m centre, which will include a new-build library and a 300-seat auditorium on the north side of Centenary Square.The scheme, announced by Birmingham City Council on Friday, comes two years after Richard Rogers' £280 million Eastside library scheme w
Keep 'village' of Smithfield, urges Farrell
12 October 2007
Terry Farrell has launched a fresh attack on a major office scheme by Kohn Pederson Fox Architects for central London's historic Smithfield Market ahead of a public inquiry on the project next month.
Oxford book depository is on hold again
12 October 2007
Plans for a £29 million building for the University of Oxford by Scott Brownrigg are hanging in the balance after a council U-turn.
SMC Group 'teetering' on the edge, say accountants
05 October 2007
Troubled architectural SMC Group is "teetering" on the brink of a cash flow crisis, analysts are warning.
Herzog and de Meuron win Praemium Imperiale - and £90,000
21 September 2007
Jacques Herzog and Pierre de Meuron have won the architecture category in the world's most lucrative art award
Doubts raised over credibility of Lib Dems' eco-plans
20 September 2007
RIBA president Sunand Prasad issues a warning to the Liberal Democrat conference over zero-carbon plans
EH blasts Viñoly's plans for Oxford
20 September 2007
A £490 million masterplan by Rafael Viñoly for Oxford University will damage the "historical context" of the city centre unless it is revised, English Heritage has warned.The heritage quango has criticised proposals, currently out to consultation, for the 100,000sq m former Radcliffe Infirmary site because these involve demolition of the grade II listed outpatients wing of the infirmary and opening up views of the adjacent grade I listed Radcliffe Observatory, which has always been env
Bus shelter competition after hi-tech design ditched
14 September 2007
Design for London has won a major victory in its battle to transform the capital's public realm with the launch of a competition to redesign its 12,000 bus shelters.
London launches competition for new iconic bus shelter
12 September 2007
Design for London has won a major victory in its battle to transform the capital's public realm with the launch of a competition to redesign its 12,000 bus shelters.The contest, launched by sister organisation Transport for London and aimed at architects and product designers, follows the abandonment of the hi-tech Voyager shelter, described by critics as "cheap, lumpen, over-engineered and dowdy".DFL director Peter Bishop said the competition was a chance to design a "new icon
Coin Street wins approval for 43-storey tower
29 August 2007
Lifschutz Davidson Sandiland's controversial Doon Street tower on London's Southbank was narrowly approved by Lambeth council last night.Planning approval for the 43-storey tower and swimming pool complex for Coin Street Community Builders was passed by two votes to one, despite opposition from English Heritage and former colleagues of National Theatre architect Denys Lasdun, who argued it would dominate the famous building (News August 24).The planning committee also approved o
MPs question Building Schools for the Future programme
9 August 2007
An influential group of MPs has questioned whether the ambitious scale of the government's £45 billion Building Schools for the Future programme is justified.The authors of the education select committee report - Sustainable Schools: Are we Building Schools for the Future? –said that the ambition to replace or refurbish all 3,400 secondary schools in England by 2020 was not "targeted" enough and risked pouring resources into unneeded building work when it could be better spent on teach
Five teams on shortlist to regenerate Hull fruit market site
7 August 2007
A team including Surface, Sarah Wigglesworth and celebrated urbanist Jan Gehl has been shortlisted for one of Hull's largest regeneration projects. The team, which also includes Bauman Lyons and Hodson Architects, is competing against four others — BDP, Chetwood Leeds, DLG Architects, and Turley Associates working with Fat — in the race to design the £100 million mixed-use development on the city's "fruit market" site.The neglected 3.6ha area is already linked by a footbridge t
EH cash warning over buildings most at risk
27 July 2007
English Heritage has warned that the government must significantly increase its funding if it is to remain capable of protecting the country's most endangered buildings.
Viñoly's walkie talkie wins go-ahead
10 July 2007
The government has approved Rafael Viñoly's controversial "walkie talkie" tower, concluding that it would "make a significant architectural contribution to London".Land Securities won planning permission for the 39-storey tower at 20 Fenchurch Street after a public inquiry raised questions about its architectural integrity and impact on key views of London. Communities secretary Hazel Blears said the building would "not cause significant harm to the setting of the Tower of Londo
Architecture Week axed
5 July 2007
Next year's Architecture Week has been cancelled after the Arts Council scrapped funding for the annual event amid fears that it could become irrelevant and out of date
The revolutionary skyscraper fire alarm
2 May 2007
A revolutionary warning system for tall buildings which could help avert another 9/11-type disaster has been hailed by leading architects.The FireGrid system, developed over the past decade by Edinburgh University professor Jose Torero and funded by the BRE and Arup, comprises a system of sensors attached to a remote computer which can monitor the spread of fire through a tall building and provide vital forecasting information to emergency services.It also slowed the spread of a
Foster hospital wins planning
9 March 2007
Foster & Partners' first-ever hospital, an innovative facility near Bath intended to maximise the role of design in the healing process, has been granted outline planning approval.
Top of the class: where are they now?
09 February 2007
Maintaining a steady flow of talented young blood is vital, and BD's annual Class of the Year Awards identify the cream of the architectural graduates. Heidi Ancell looked up some of the winners from the past two years
Insurers warn on storms
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Remains found Christmas are of woman missing since November
Updated 9:29 pm, Friday, December 30, 2011
Human remains found in a wooded area on Christmas Day are that of a woman who'd been missing since November, relatives said.
The skeletal remains found near Five Palms Drive and Fairmeade Street on Sunday afternoon are that of Paula Martinez Flores, 33, of San Antonio, according to her family. The Bexar County medical examiner's office has not released the cause or manner of Flores' death.
A father and son who were in the woods shooting the boy's new BB gun spotted the bones, according to a San Antonio Police Department incident report. After digging in the dirt with a stick, they determined a skull and ribcage were human and called 911, police said.
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Flores' aunt, Alice Lopez, who lives in Temple, said her niece was last seen the night before Thanksgiving, when she got into a fight with her husband and left the house to stay with a friend.
Lopez said Flores' husband tried to report her as missing to police but was told that he couldn't, since she's an adult and left on her own accord. He reportedly posted fliers with her picture, and other relatives had been calling acquaintances to see if anyone had seen Flores.
Flores said police notified family members of the identification this week.
"We're kind of confused and shocked; we're more or less mixed about how it happened and why," Lopez said. "We're not really celebrating (the holidays) at this point. We have no reason to celebrate."


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In philosophy, the term burden of proof refers to the extent to which, or the level of rigour with which, it is necessary to establish, demonstrate or prove something for it to be accepted as true or reasonable to believe.
All logical arguments depend on certain premises being accepted for their conclusions to follow, and most logical arguments require a certain level of informality to be stated in a compact and comprehensible form.[1] Therefore it is always possible to seek to discredit an idea by suggesting that the Burden of Proof should be set to an inappropriately high level. For example when behaviourism was the dominant ideology in the study of animal behaviour, but social conditioning was dominant in human behaviour according to Mary Midgley.
there was a remarkable discrepancy between what was treated as a parsimonious explanation for a piece of human behaviour and what could count as such when the behaviour was of some other animal. The practice was that, in the human case, the normal, indeed practically the only, licensed form of explanation was in terms of culture or of free deliberate choice, or both. Anyone who suggested that an inborn tendency might be even a contributing factor in human choices tended to be denounced as a fascist. The burden of proof was accordingly laid entirely on this suggestion, and it was made impossibly heavy. To put it another way, any explanation that invoked culture, however vauge, abstract, far-fetched, infertile and implausible, tended to be readily accepted, while any explanation in terms of innate tendencies, however careful, rigorous, well-documented, limited and specific tended to be ignored. In animal psychology, however, the opposite situation reigned. Here, what was taboo was the range of concepts that describes the conscious, cognitive side of experience. The preferred, safe kind of explanation here derived from ideas of innate programming and mechanical conditioning. If anything cognitive was mentioned, standards of rigour at once soared into a stratosphere where few arguments could hope to follow.[2]
The logical fallacy which she is exposing in this case is the attempt to argue that view A is to be preferred to view B because "B cannot be proven" when the burden of proof is laid on view B to an impossibly heavy level, and in particular to a level under which A could not be proven either.
Keith Lehrer suggests that "generally arguments about where the burden of proof lies are unproductive. It is more reasonable to suppose that such questions are best left to courts of law where they have suitable application. In philosophy a different principle of agnoiology [the study of ignorance] is appropriate, to wit, that no hypothesis should be rejected as unjustified without argument against it. Consequently, if the sceptic puts forth a hypothesis inconsistent with the hypothesis of common sense, then there is no burden of proof on either side …"[3]
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- ↑ Even the hyper-rigorous Nicolas Bourbaki points out that "in practice, the mathematician who wishes to satisfy himself of the [correctness] of a proof or theory hardly ever has recourse to one or another of the compelete formalisations .. nor even usually to the incomplete and partial formalisations" Theory of Sets Addison-Wesley (1968) p8
- ↑ Mary Midgley The Myths We Live By Routelege (2004) ISBN 0415340772 p142-3. Emphasis added.
- ↑ Keith Lehrer 1971, "Why Not Skepticism?" The Philosophical Forum, 2/3, 283-298. p53 (Page reference is to the reprint in The Theory of Knowledge, L. Pojman (ed.), Belmont, CA: Wadsworth Publishing Company, 1993.) - quoted in Stanford Encycolpedia of Philosophy)
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