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Women of faith
By Sundra Hominik, Special to the Citizen 03/19/12
The world marked International Woman's Day on March 8 by celebrating the economic, political and social accomplishments of women. The special day falls during the month that's also set aside to honor women in history.
Women continue to make history today often by accepting new challenges and taking on important leadership positions.
Anjum Ali and Jessica Stewart of central Virginia are two minority women who have taken on unique roles in their communities. Both said their faith is what motivates them to work to try to make a difference.
Anjum Ali – Born in the U.S., she has lived and studied in Saudi Arabia and Canada. She earned a bachelor's degree in international relations and French culture and a master's in Islamic studies. She moved to Richmond 12 years ago. She is Pakistani-American.
A connection may start as two people in a grocery store's produce section talk about selecting the best peaches for a cobbler. Or a connection may start when one woman compliments another woman on the scarf she's wearing.
Anjum Ali, a Muslim, has been part of such conversations that started as polite exchanges and led to a better understanding between two people.
Ali is a board member of Initiatives of Change, which operates Hope in the Cities. That group started in 1990 in response to the need for racial healing in Richmond.
She also founded SpeakingUnites, which provides training and workshops about Muslims and Islam.
Henrico County organizations including a mental health agency and a domestic violence alliance have called on her to help with training or to lead conversations about diversity and inclusion.
Her passion is building understanding and trust across cultures, classes, races and especially religions.
"I just feel that maybe I've had a little bit of a talent to be able to convey to others what Islam is really about," she said. "Sometimes I like to say, 'I would be proud to show the true face of Islam.' "
Ali, who spent several years in New England, said she is sometimes surprised and appreciative of how polite people are in Virginia. Polite conversations can be excellent starting points for changing hearts and minds.
"I like to be treated with courtesy and politeness. And isn't that what we should all be trained to do anyway because there is something that ... on that initial meeting that can open the doors towards people reconciling their differences," she said.
Ali is part of a growing immigrant and native-born Muslim population in central Virginia and the country.
Pew Research Center demographers estimate there were 2.75 million Muslims living in the U.S. in 2011. The Center estimates that less than .5 percent of people in Virginia are Muslims. Ali estimates about 20,000 Muslims live in the Richmond region.
As the Muslim population grows, people's curiosity increases. Many wonder what it means to be Muslim. That interest feeds popular culture such as the controversial TLC television show, "All-American Muslim."
When asked about the TV program and how it relates to her life in the Richmond area, Ali laughed, then she gave the region a good rating as a place to live and practice her faith.
"I have had a relatively positive experience here," she said."I have had maybe only two or three, at the most, incidences where I felt that people were acting a little bit hateful or hurtful because of my faith or my identity as a Muslim. But overall I think central Virginia is a very interesting place to live."
She added that life here is not perfect. "There are doors that are definitely closed to you … but at the same time there's a lot to be said for the fact that people are trying more and more to slowly move their way into being more open-minded."
Jessica Stewart – Born in Charles City County. She earned her bachelor's degree from Virginia Commonwealth University in English and women's studies. She will earn her master's in elementary education from William & Mary in May. She is a Chickahominy Indian.
Charles City County, Henrico County's closest neighbor to the east, was a secure and comfortable place for Jessica Stewart to grow up. She was surrounded by extended family and many other Chickahominy Indians.
She grew up wanting to become a teacher like her two great aunts. Now, Stewart is a student teacher in New Kent County as she finishes her graduate work in elementary education.
Stewart also grew up wanting to be the first female chief of the Chickahominy tribe.
"I've always wanted to be on the [Tribal] Council, always wanted a leadership role," she said. "I want to be the chief. I want to be the first female chief of our tribe and it's something that I'm definitely going to work towards because I don't want the fire to be put out. I want to keep it going."
At 26 years old, Stewart is laying the foundation to reach her second dream.
She is the youngest member of the Chickahominy Tribal Council. She traveled to England as part of a delegation commemorating the 400th anniversary of the settling of Jamestown. Stewart spends much of her time building awareness of Virginia Indian culture. At a recent multicultural event at the Science Museum of Virginia, Stewart, assistant chief Wayne Adkins and others shared Chickahominy's history and traditional dances.
Dancing at Pow Wows and other events is one way to teach others about her tribe, but Stewart said dancing also is a way to demonstrate her deep Christian faith.
"It's connected to my faith. When I dance, it's a prayer for me. It's praise for the Creator and very, very spiritual when you enter the dance circle," she said.
Virginia's Indian population is 0.4 percent, according to the U.S. Census. In Charles City, which is the Chickahominy's home county, the population is 0.3 percent. It's the same in Henrico County.
With such a small Indian population, making sure their history is remembered and honored is a challenge Stewart and the Tribal Council must face.
"Virginia has such a rich history … I just don't want that to be forgotten … that we were very instrumental in the formation of this nation, this great nation, and we did work together to build this. And I don't want that to be lost in the shuffle of things," Stewart said.
Henrico promotional company changes name
Citizen Staff Reports 08/18/2017 BusinessGeneral News
Henrico-based brand merchandising company NewClients, Inc. has changed its name to Boost Promotional Branding.
The company is one of the nation's largest in the branded merchandise industry. Founded in 1981, its serves more than 5,000 clients – including many Fortune 500 companies – nationwide. > Read more.
Lidl competition offers shoppers chance to win NYC trip
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Three Lidl shoppers will win trips to New York City to receive a first-look at the Esmara by Heidi Klum collection and attend an international runway event debuting the collection. The contest is open to residents of Virginia, North Carolina and South Carolina – the three states in which Lidl currently operates grocery stores. The chain opened two stores in Henrico County last month. > Read more.
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The Glen Allen Babe Ruth Baseball League 14-year-old all-star team advanced to the single-elimination round of the 14-year-old World Series, which the Glen Allen Youth Athletic Association is hosting at RF&P Stadium in Glen Allen. > Read more.
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Dale Earnhardt Jr., driver of the Hendrick Motorsports No. 88, stopped at Richmond Raceway Aug. 8 in advance of the track's NASCAR weekend in September. He was joined by five players from the Washington Redskins, who were in town for the team's training camp, which concluded Aug. 14. The day in Richmond gave Earnhardt and the Redskins players an opportunity to see how the athletes compete in their respective sports. > Read more.
READ Center a finalist for $25k grant
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The READ Center is a top-200 cause finalist in State Farm's Neighborhood Assist program, making it eligible to earn a $25,000 grant to support adult literacy in the Richmond region. The 40 organizations from across the nation with the most votes will win grants.
The READ Center, based in Henrico, provides classroom instruction and one-to-one tutoring to adults with very low literacy. > Read more.
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This is the exclusive interview with Copywrite ahead of the release of the album "God Save the King (Proper English Version)." Copywrite is fully supported by Hip-Hop Kings, and the new project has seen him work alongside a number of elite UK Hip-Hop artists including Mystro, Genesis Elijah, Braydz, M9, Context and more. Copywrite speaks on his thoughts on UK Hip-Hop and how the original idea for the project happened. Furthermore he speaks on future collaborations and the development since his previous album "Life and Times of Peter Nelson". Make sure you read the Hip-Hop Kings review of Copywrite's "God Save the King (Proper English Version)" above and the album is available on 7th August 2012 (pre-orders start July 10th), however you can watch the Copywrite interview with Hip-Hop Kings on the youtube player below.
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KIEV, Ukraine (AP) -- Russia called for a national unity deal in Ukraine even as it tightened its stranglehold over Crimea, a bold combination of diplomacy and escalating military pressure. The U.S. and European Union floundered for solutions -- while global markets panicked over the prospect of violent upheaval in the heart of Europe.
Fears grew in the Ukrainian capital and beyond that the Kremlin might carry out more land grabs in pro-Russian eastern Ukraine, adding urgency to Western efforts to defuse the crisis. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry was heading to Kiev in an expression of support for Ukraine's sovereignty, and the EU threatened a raft of punitive measures as it called an emergency summit on Ukraine for Thursday.
But it was Russia that appeared to be driving the agenda.
Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov said at a U.N. Human Rights Council session in Geneva that Ukraine should return to an agreement signed last month by pro-Russian President Viktor Yanukovych -- but not Moscow -- to hold early elections and surrender some powers. Yanukovych fled the country after sealing the pact with the opposition and foreign ministers of France, Germany and Poland.
"Instead of a promised national unity government," Lavrov said, "a government of the victors has been created."
Meanwhile, Ukrainian authorities said that Russian troops had issued an ultimatum for two Ukrainian warships to surrender or be seized -- prompting the country's acting president to accuse Russia of "piracy."
Ukraine's corvette Ternopil and the command ship Slavutych were being blocked by four Russian navy ships in Sevastopol's harbor, a Ukrainian military spokesman said. Acting President Oleksandr Turchynov said commanders and crew were "ready to defend their ships. ... They are defending Ukraine."
Vladimir Anikin, a Russian defense ministry spokesman, dismissed the report of a Russian ultimatum as nonsense but refused to elaborate.
Warning of a "dangerous escalation," the Obama administration said Washington would hold Moscow directly accountable for any threat to Ukraine's navy.
Russia is "on the wrong side of history" in Ukraine, President Barack Obama said, adding that continued military action would be "a costly proposition for Russia."


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Trusteer has added financial malware disinfection to its Rapport service. In addition to preventing Trojans like Zeus, Silon, Bugat, DBJP and zero day malware from tampering with website communications and transactions, Rapport now removes malicious code that attempts to attack browser sessions. This new capability is being provided at no additional cost to all Rapport customers and end users. Trusteer will also submit any new (zero day) malware it discovers to all anti malware vendors in an effort improve notoriously low detection rates for crime ware.
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yuckthis gave me a horrible headache!!! it is way too strong, and smells like something a grandmother would wear. It smells nothing like a daisy, and is very very overpowering. — 9 years, 7 months agomrssalvaggio | 6 reviews
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Technip was awarded by Sabah Shell Petroleum Company Ltd an important subsea pipelines contract for the Malikai deepwater project, located offshore Sabah, at a water depth of approximately 2,133 feet (650 meters).
The contract includes transportation, installation and pre-commissioning of a 8" 31-mile (50-kilometer) gas pipeline and a 10" 34-mile (55-kilometer) liquid pipeline including steel catenary risers. The pipelines stretch from the Malikai tension leg platform site to the Kebabangan platform.
Technip's operating centers in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia and Singapore will execute the contract, which is scheduled to be completed by the second semester of 2015. Offshore installation will be carried out by Technip's flagship S-Lay vessel, the G1201.
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And I'm gonna buy the Warhead candy company and rename it "Cardinals".
Why is this guy complaining? It's not like the restaurant is in Cincinnati. It's hundreds of miles away in a different city. I doubt he's going to lose any business. Does this guy think he owns some sort of nationwide trademark?
The Precinct is an established brand with nationwide recognition.
Jeff Ruby is a complete clown.
An attention-seeking clown.
Hard to make me side with Jim Edmonds or anything associated with that whining franchise, but there's nothing wrong with naming a restaurant in St. Louis "Precinct."
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I am trying to model an energy harvester in which discrete pressures must be applied one after the other. The pressure applied is not continuous but varying values of pressure is applied one after the other in short succession.
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Verizon Could Sue to Keep Cell-Phone Numbers Private
Is your cell phone number available to anyone with an Internet connection and a few dollars to spare?
Despite the fact that Congress and the wireless industry have largely rejected the idea of a wireless telephone number directory, Bellevue, Washington-based data broker Intelius in August launched a mobile phone directory that has wireless providers up in arms.
For approximately $15, visitors to Intelius' site can type in a particular number and receive information about the owner of that number.
Congress tackled the issue of cell phone directories several years ago, but after a brief attempt by the wireless industry (minus Verizon) to create a collective directory of its own, plans for the project were abandoned. With the arrival of Intelius' cell phone directory last year, however, Congress resurrected the issue in December with a bill (S. 2454) that would ban the creation of a mobile directory. The measure is currently before the Senate Commerce Committee.
Verizon, which has referred to the idea of a wireless directory as a "dumb idea," struck back this week at Intelius' service.
"This is a violation of Americans' privacy," Steve Zipperstein, vice president and general counsel of Verizon Wireless, said in a statement. "People expect their cell phone number to remain private."
Zipperstein pledged to pursue any avenue, "including litigation," to protect customer numbers and privacy. "Trolling the Internet, using data mining techniques and simply buying lists to create a directory are actions that clearly violate a consumer's right to privacy," he said.
If Verizon was to take legal action against Intelius, they are not sure under what grounds a suit might be filed, but the company has "a fairly long history of using legal resources" in regards to spammers, pre-texters and others and would do the same with Intelius if necessary, a Verizon spokeswoman said.
Intelius did not respond to inquiries about the size of its database. On its FAQ page, Intelius wrote that "cell phone data does periodically show up in public record sources," which suggests that the company does mine the Internet and public records to populate its database. If a particular search does not yield any results, customers are issued a refund, according to Intelius.
Intelius' cell phone directory provides "consumers access to information about mystery callers, unrecognized numbers, prank callers, and hang-ups for personal safety," according to a spokeswoman for Intelius. "The reverse phone search product gives consumers peace of mind about who is behind a number when caller ID falls short."
Users type in a particular number (and their credit card information) into Intelius' Web site, and the company will provide "the basic information associated with that number."
Intelius last year also launched a service that allowed users to find peoples' cell phone numbers by typing in names, but that product "is no longer being offered by Intelius due to lack of demand," the company's spokeswoman said.
Carriers rally behind cell-phone number privacy
Since then, Intelius has also been on the radar screen of other cell-phone providers, which also said they favored keeping personal cell-phone records private. Sprint, for example, made it explicitly clear that the company favors privacy.
Sprint has been "monitoring" Intelius since the cell phone lookup application was introduced, a company spokesman said.
"Sprint Nextel has no affiliation or relationship with any wireless phone number directory, including Intelius, and we do not provide subscriber information under any circumstances to support Intelius' directory initiative," he said.
"We strongly oppose data mining and continue to fight data brokers aggressively, and to work with law enforcement and policy makers on this industry issue," said a spokesman for AT&T." We have filed lawsuits against more than 30 individuals and corporations in data broker cases. We've already obtained injunctions against most of the defendants, and have been awarded significant damages."
To AT&T's knowledge, Intelius has not gained access to any of the carrier's customer information, the spokesman said. "AT&T does not sell customer information to any third parties for sales, marketing or other purposes," he said.
Intelius is headed by beleaguered tech executive Naveen Jain, a former Microsoft employee who founded InfoSpace in 1996 and served as its CEO until his resignation in 2002 amidst insider trading allegations. He founded Intelius in 2003.
Earlier this month, Intelius filed for an initial public offering with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). According to the filing, one of Jain's several InfoSpace-related lawsuits is still ongoing.
Intelius is also under investigation by the Federal Trade Commission for possible non-compliance with the Free Credit Reporting Act (FCRA), according to the filing.
"We have received no additional requests for information since responding to the last follow-up inquiry in the late summer of 2007," Intelius wrote. "At the conclusion of its investigation, the FTC may impose monetary penalties or other restrictions on us, which could have a material adverse impact on our business."
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Brother: Butler teen gets liver after family makes public appeal
A Butler County high school freshman underwent a life-saving transplant at Children's Hospital of Pittsburgh on Saturday, just hours after his family made a desperate public plea for a healthy liver.
"All I know is we got a liver, and it'll work," Linda Snow said of her son, Adam, 14. "In my heart, the word got out to the right people, and our prayers were answered. Whatever it is, it's a miracle."
Snow said officials did not tell her family who the donor was, how the donor died or whether the family of the deceased directed that the liver go to Adam, whose story first appeared in local media on Friday night.
Hours after that, Linda Snow said, Adam's story had gotten out across the country through Facebook and Twitter. By early Saturday morning, the family had the stunning news: A perfectly matching liver was available. Adam began surgery around 3 a.m. Saturday and ended around noon.
"I've personally never seen a family reach out to the public like this," said Misty Enos, associate director of community outreach for the Center for Organ Recovery & Education, which coordinates organ donations in Western Pennsylvania, West Virginia and a portion of New York. "They're obviously very passionate about their son's life, like anyone else would be."
Adam Snow, a ninth-grader at Butler Area Intermediate High School, fell ill within the past three weeks, and his health quickly deteriorated. Doctors told the family his liver was damaged by an unknown virus, Snow said, and that her son was at the top of transplant waiting list.
Within the past couple of days, Snow said, doctors told the family that Adam was too ill for a partial liver donated by a living family member. Adam likely had days to live unless a matching complete liver could be recovered from a deceased donor.
One doctor, she said, urged the family to reach out to the community.
"I couldn't just sit there and watch my son die," Snow said, adding that family members started posting messages on Facebook and other social media sites and making phone calls to local media.
An hour after his surgery ended, Adam Snow's color had improved, his mother said. While doctors are optimistic, she said, they cautioned that it'll be a few days before they can call the transplant a success. Enos said the Snows' public plea "creates awareness for donation and lets the public know how important it is to register to be a donor and be aware of this."
But the plea also created some confusion, she said, as members of the public called CORE asking why the agency could not give Adam a liver.
"It doesn't work that way," Enos said, adding that CORE must follow federal guidelines set by the United Network for Organ Sharing, a nonprofit agency that manages the country's organ transplant system under contract with the federal government.
CORE collects information, including age, height, weight and blood type, about donors. Transplant centers provide similar information about patients, along with how sick the patient is. The United Network for Organ Sharing uses the data to determine who is eligible for a transplant and ranks them by urgency.
Enos said a family of a donor can direct an organ donation to a certain recipient, but CORE "can never influence a donor family to do that. We can't have anything to do with that."
Linda Snow said that her family would like to find the family that donated the liver to her son.
"There just no words or anything you can tell a person," Linda Snow said, "You're sorry they lost someone, but if it helps any, it's important to us to make sure they know what they've done for us."
Bill Vidonic is a staff writer for Trib Total Media. He can be reached at 412-380-5621 or firstname.lastname@example.com.


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2011-2012 Winter Break Closings
December 13, 2011
The University of the Arts will be closed for Winter Break from December 20, 2011, through January 2, 2012. Classes begin January 17, 2012.
The building schedule for Winter Break is as follows:
All buildings will close December 19, 2011, at 5 p.m.
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- Gershman will be open Monday - Friday, 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. for Jewish Y staff and visitors; closed Christmas and New Year's Day.
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- Residence halls will re-open to resident students on January 12, 2012, beginning at 9 a.m.
Academic Buildings
- Academic buildings will be open January 3 - 15, 2012, from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Normal operating hours begin on January 16, 2012.
- There will be no after-hours access to any of the academic buildings during the Winter Break.
If there are special events scheduled for a building, the building will be open for those events.
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JEFFREY BROWN: April 1958, a young Texan named Van Cliburn is the surprise winner of the first International Tchaikovsky Piano Competition in Moscow.
Coming just six months after the Soviets launched Sputnik, amid a mounting arms race and heightened Cold War tensions, the performance galvanized the nation and received worldwide attention.
NARRATOR: New York City adds its own "bravo" to the worldwide crescendo of applause for Van Cliburn.
JEFFREY BROWN: On his return to the U.S., the 23-year-old Cliburn was given a ticker-tape parade down Broadway, the only classical musician ever so honored.
VAN CLIBURN, Classical Musician: I was amazed. And I said, "Well, I think this may be — not for me — but this may be hopefully the grandest moment or a grand moment for classical music."
JEFFREY BROWN: Fifty years later, Van Cliburn lives in a grand home just outside Fort Worth, still very much the tall Texan, as he was so often described back then. He was recently feted by friends with a grand anniversary gala.
VAN CLIBURN: Classical music, classical art is forever.
JEFFREY BROWN: And, he says, he remembers every detail of his experience in Moscow.
VAN CLIBURN: I got off the plane. And there was this very lovely, gracious, nice lady, Henrietta Vileava (ph). And I still know her to this day. And she said, "Mr. Van 'Clee-burn'?" And I thought, "Yes?" "Welcome to Moscow."
So all the time I was there, I never told them that in this country we pronounce it "Van Cliburn." So have two names, "Van Clee-burn" and Van Cliburn.
Reflecting on historical impact
JEFFREY BROWN: When you went to Moscow, did you feel that you were part of history at that moment?
VAN CLIBURN: No, no, you didn't feel that way. The history was that this was the very first competition that they had had in Russia. And it was very exciting, particularly for me to see the jury. It was an unbelievable jury, Shostakovich, Emil Gilels, Sviatoslav Richter...
JEFFREY BROWN: The greatest musicians of the Soviet Union.
VAN CLIBURN: ... Kabalevsky, Oborren (ph). I mean, it was just unbelievable. And, I mean, it was very -- that was frightening. The jury was more frightening than the audience.
But then, after time passed, and we got to -- I got to have the privilege of being with them, they were so real and such nice people. And they were -- the simplicity within complexity of great music shone.
JEFFREY BROWN: What does that mean?
VAN CLIBURN: Classical music is supposed to seem simple. Within simplicity is great, enormous complexity.
JEFFREY BROWN: So you have to make it easy and simple?
VAN CLIBURN: I have to make it look simple or easy.
JEFFREY BROWN: And how do you do that?
VAN CLIBURN: I don't know.
But it is complex. There's so much to it. It's architecture. You have a time span that your mind must comprehend. When you walk out to play a piece, you must see the last note as you start the first note.
JEFFREY BROWN: Back in 1958, Time magazine put Cliburn on its cover, as "the Texan who conquered Russia." But that's clearly not the way he saw it.
VAN CLIBURN: Well, that's not possible, not in great art. If they appreciate what you did -- I am so grateful, because they were wonderful to me. There was such great audiences; I cannot begin to tell you. I didn't conquer anything. As a matter of fact, they conquered my heart.
Bearing a great responsibility
JEFFREY BROWN: Indeed, the Soviet audiences adored Cliburn. And soon enough, so did audiences around the world. His concerts were regularly sold-out. His album of Tchaikovsky's first piano concerto, one of the pieces he'd played in Moscow, became the first classical recording to sell a million copies.
From the beginning, as in this interview with Edward R. Murrow, Cliburn used a word that still peppers his speech today.
VAN CLIBURN: I, of course, felt the deep personal gratification. But I'll tell you, Mr. Murrow, more than that, it's a terrific responsibility.
You feel that responsibility, yes, because when you're dealing with great thoughts and great minds, such as the great composers, it inspires you so deeply and you want to be faithful to what they wrote. You want to be able to convey that to someone else.
JEFFREY BROWN: Did the responsibility become a kind of pressure to be more than "just" -- I say "just" in quotations -- "just" a great musician?
VAN CLIBURN: If you are a performer, that is part of your raison d'etre, to perform, many places, all over. But the pressure began when you first realized that your whole life was going to be in classical music. And I realized that when my mother first started teaching me when I was 3.
JEFFREY BROWN: Cliburn's mother, Rildia Bee O'Bryan, attended the prestigious Juilliard School in New York before marrying Harvey Cliburn, a mid-level oil industry executive, and becoming a piano teacher.
Van first served notice of his piano prowess by imitating his mother's students. And she was his only teacher until he went off to Juilliard himself at age 17.
In one room of Cliburn's home, two of his nine grand pianos sit side-by-side, much like how he and his mother would play when he was younger. The house is filled with mementos from his travels and portraits of the people he's gotten to know along the way, from Reagan to Rachmaninoff.
Cliburn is a night owl who does his practicing alone after midnight.
VAN CLIBURN: This is the workbench.
JEFFREY BROWN: This is it, huh?
VAN CLIBURN: This is it. As you practice over, and you try to perfect something. When you go to a hall, you must then and there gauge the distance that you feel to be aware between yourself and the last person in the balcony.
JEFFREY BROWN: Oh, you're aware of that last person and you want to reach them?
VAN CLIBURN: Yes, very much. But when you get to the stage -- in fact, I always practice with the lid down. There is no reason why to put the lid up, because when you get to the hall that is the moment of truth.
JEFFREY BROWN: That's when it has to come out?
VAN CLIBURN: That's when it has to come out.
JEFFREY BROWN: Are you a tough critic on yourself?
VAN CLIBURN: Very.
JEFFREY BROWN: Really?
VAN CLIBURN: Too hard. Very, very hyper-critical, yes. You want so for it to be not perfect; more than perfect.
Retreat and re-emergence
JEFFREY BROWN: In 1978, after the deaths of his father and his manager, Cliburn stopped playing in public. There had been no announcement. And for a while, he was almost as famous for not playing as he'd been for his youthful victory.
He says now it was all about having more time for other things he loves, especially opera.
Cliburn was not heard again until 1987, when he performed at the White House for Ronald Reagan and Soviet President Mikhail Gorbachev. He made several very public returns after that, including a concert for 350,000 people in Chicago's Grant Park in 1994.
And he still performs, though he's reduced the number of concerts to about half-a-dozen a year.
Cliburn is also well-known now for another competition, the one that bears his name. The Van Cliburn International Music Competition, held every four years, was started in 1962 in his honor by music teachers and private citizens in Fort Worth.
Recently, a group of past winners and their families returned to Texas as part of the 50th anniversary celebration for Cliburn. Olga Kern performed with her young son.
VAN CLIBURN: These young people who are so talented that come here. When I go to hear them, I am so inspired I want to go home and practice.
Rachmaninoff said once, "Great music is enough for a lifetime, but a lifetime is not enough for great music."
JEFFREY BROWN: And you still have the same curiosity and excitement?
VAN CLIBURN: Yes, and the same joy in hearing these compositions. But it's always there. It will be there after you and I and everyone we know today are dead; that music will still be alive.
JIM LEHRER: You can hear extended excerpts of Jeff's interview with Van Cliburn by visiting our Web site at PBS.org.


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Most Chinese restaurants have both takeout and in-house menus, and there's often little relationship between the two. Some, especially those that specialize in authentic Chinese food, have three menus, and some even a fourth, printed entirely in Chinese. Yami Garden does have two menus, plus one in Chinese only, as well as table cards in Chinese, but it differs from many others in one basic respect -- there are no dishes on any of the Chinese menus that can't be found on the English-only in-house menu. Even more atypically, most of them are on the takeout menu as well.
The location is also atypical, offering an authentic Chinese experience in Island Lakes instead of on Pembina. Yes, this one is a bit of a drive if you don't live in the area, but it's easier to find than those near-invisible addresses on Pembina -- just a straight drive out Bishop Grandin, and just past Lakewood Boulevard, a right turn onto Island Shore Boulevard, then immediately into a small strip mall. Et voil, you're there.
It's a spare but pleasant little place, where the most notable part of the decor is the enormous board of coloured photographs of the dishes offered, all of which look delectable.
And, as it happens, most of them are. Portions are copious and the prices moderate, with most main courses between $8.95 and $14.95. I did try such usual suspects as ginger beef (tender and nicely gingery) and a perfectly balanced hot-sour soup, and was also tempted by such old favourites as moo shu pork and the chow mein that looked and smelled lovely on a neighbouring table.
But what I had come for primarily was the cuisine of North China, much of which is spicy hot -- and for those who do like it hot, this place is heaven, its menu dotted with a profusion of two- and three-pepper symbols, which should be taken seriously.
You don't need to be a heat seeker to eat well here, though. Any menu that lists braised pork meatballs (which I know as Lion's Head) gets my attention, and these are excellent -- huge but still fluffy, slightly gingery, bathed in a light-brown sauce and garnished with baby bok choy. They were what had drawn me here in the first place and, fortunately, almost everything else I tried turned out to be at least as good.
Some were outstanding. Listed under cold dishes, for instance, are the stunning, finely shredded potatoes -- just barely cooked and moistened with hot sauce and vinegar. I also loved the mild, refreshing chunks of cucumber with minced garlic, and still regret not getting to the cold spicy noodles, the mysterious-sounding bean jelly in chili sauce, or the soy sauce combo of pork liver, beef, pork tongue, pork heart and pork slices.
One knockout main course was Yami Chicken -- a massive casserole of intensely flavourful nuggets of stewed, bone-in chicken and potatoes, combined with hand-pulled wide, chewy noodles. Another was the sautéed shredded pork with sweet (but not cloyingly so) bean sauce, which came with what looked like folded moo shu crepes but, when opened, turned out to be paper-thin tofu crepes, which were delicate in texture, but still strong enough to contain the pork filling.
Lamb with cumin turns up on many North Chinese menus, but unlike most versions I've had elsewhere, this one comes with a clear brown sauce. It's marked by one pepper only, but I'd rate ours a sinus-clearing two peppers. Another standout is Szechuan-style pan-fried shrimp, with both head and shells intact, but easy enough to chew, in a light, crunchy coating and wonderfully flavourful. It's marked with two peppers but isn't actually tongue-searing. Spicy cabbage had a nice smoky flavour, and although marked with only two peppers, had the potency of three.
Both the home-style tofu with green peppers, carrots and thin shreds of pork and a stir-fry of potatoes with green peppers and near-melting eggplant, are relatively mild dishes that may sound ho-hum, but aren't. The vinegar-tangy hot pot of pork ribs with pickled cabbage is certainly anything but ho-hum, and should appeal to anyone who likes East European sauerkraut soup. Stir-fried shrimp with vegetables (mostly greens) were without much flavour and were nothing more than passable. The same was true of spicy pork belly, with a texture that was too soft and a one-pepper sauce that tasted only of chili and not much else.
There are also a number of interesting small dishes. Two kinds of onion pancakes, for instance -- one crisp, wafer-thin and dotted with onions, the other plump and folded around a green onion filling. Also the intriguingly named English muffin, which isn't a muffin, of course, but a house-baked bun stuffed with a tasty pulled pork filling.
There are a few dumplings, as well. The only one I tried -- a pan-fried dumpling stuffed with pork, shrimp and chives -- was passable, albeit a tad doughy and under seasoned.
I can't predict the service since only a few others were present on my visits, but the young man who seemed to be the owner-manager, as well as one of the chefs, was friendly, attentive and superbly helpful about explaining the dishes.
Open 1 p.m. to 10 p.m. Sunday to Thursday, to 11 p.m. Friday and Saturday.
To see the location of this restaurant as well as others reviewed in the Winnipeg Free Press, please see the map below or click here.
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LEBANON -- A memorial service was held Tuesday evening, Nov. 24 at the Sellars Funeral Home in Lebanon for Mr. Miller, 62, of Lebanon. He died Nov. 21, 2009.
Mr. Miller was a member of the GWRRA TN Chapter A. He was instrumental in bringing the ride for the Pediatric Brain Tumor Foundation to Nashville. Survivors include wife of 36 years Nancy Myers Miller; son Scott (Angela) Miller; grandchildren: Kelsey and Kyle Miller; and brother Terry (Ellen) Miller.
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I have known Carl for almost 40 years and there is nothing fake about him. Carl always had time to discuss problems and tried to solve the situation the right way.
Between Carl and Jamie Bock, you had a great team. It was great to see Carl get his just due in becoming chief of Frazer. I only hope they give Matt Kaminski the same consideration as he becomes chief.
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South Africans can expect the introduction of laws restricting fatty acids and salt content in food, Health Minister Aaron Motsoaledi said on Saturday.
Speaking at a meeting of editors in Cape Town, he outlined his ministry's intentions to make South Africans healthier and to help them live longer.
He also highlighted the destruction caused by "non-communicable" diseases.
"If we don't act on unnatural causes of death - including on HIV, tuberculosis, maternal and child death rates and violent deaths - our life expectancy by 2016 will be back to what it was in 1965," he said.
Key factors in these non-communicable diseases were smoking, alcohol consumption, poor diets, and a lack of exercise.
"Countries must make laws to deal with these issues... We will be making a lot of noise about these during the year."
On South Africans' poor diet, Motsoaledi made it clear fats and salt "much beloved by the food industry, but hated by our hearts" would be targeted.
With a global population of 0.7 percent, South Africans carried more than one percent of the burden of non-communicable diseases. This was two to three times higher than the average for developing countries.
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Do you remember when we reported that Golfweek was the funniest magazine on the planet, eclipsing Mad and US Weekly?
Well, it appears that Arron Oberholser isn't the second-ranked golfer on the planet anymore.
Everyone's favorite runner-up, Oberholser, has dropped to tenth in the rankings, despite the fact that he hasn't had a top-10 this season and just missed the cut in this week's Buick Open.
Oberholser is still ranked above Vijay Singh (8th in FedEx Cup points), Justin Leonard (one win this season), and Boo Weekley (also a victory in '08).
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- problem of Bolza
- necessary conditions
- calculus of variations
- control theory
- differential inclusion
- delay
- neutral systems
Date of Defense 2005-01-20 Availability unrestricted AbstractIn this dissertation, we study necessary conditions and weak invariance properties of dynamical systems with time delay. A number of results have been obtained recently that refine necessary conditions of optimal solutions for nonsmooth dynamical systems without time delay. In this dissertation, we examine the extension of some of these results to problems with time delay. In particular, we study the generalized problem of Bolza with the addition of delay in the state and velocity variables and refer to this problem as the Neutral Problem of Bolza. We consider the relationship between the generalized problem of Bolza with time delay and control systems, establish existence of solutions for the Neutral Problem of Bolza, and use a ``decoupling' technique introduced by Clarke to derive necessary conditions of Hamiltonian and Euler-Lagrange type for this problem. We also apply the same methods to the generalized problem of Bolza with time delay in the state variable only and compare the results obtained in this case with the results obtained in the neutral case. Furthermore, we study the system (S,F) involving a closed set S and a delayed autonomous multifunction F(x(t),x(t-Delta)). Under suitable hypotheses, we provide a characterization of weak invariant properties for F in terms of the lower hamiltonian. Files
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We told you the other day about an FCC filing for a Sprint Tri-band LTE version of the Samsung Galaxy S4; the carrier on Wedneday announced a number of Sprint branded handsets that will be compatible with the enhanced LTE service which is being called Sprint Spark. The technology allows the circuitry in the phone to decide which of three LTE bands is perfect for a specific activity...
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1. a_merryman (Posts: 749; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
Could you read the source better, the HTC One is not capable of using the 3 bands of LTE, it only has the radios for 1900.
In the news release they say that the HTC One max is coming later this year and will be triband/Spark compatible. This is the 4th phone in the release.
2. MartyK (Posts: 949; Member since: 11 Apr 2012)
The question is when are they going to turn on this spark? What city will have this wonderful spark?.
3. a_merryman (Posts: 749; Member since: 14 Dec 2011)
10/30/first-sprint-spark-cities-announced/?INTMKT=MA:MS:103013 :SparkHub:Home_Content
4. belovedson (Posts: 1052; Member since: 30 Nov 2010)
what bands are they again
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800mhz, 1.9ghz, 2.5ghz
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Edit- Nvm, you corrected it as I was typing my comment :p
7. Omarc07 (Posts: 481; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
pfft sprint sucks ass in los angeles i feel bad for my friends with sprint lte phones they on slooow 3G 90 percent of the time in LA one of my friends who lives in pico has to walk 20 mins to a walmart to get lte all her block is on slow 3G . Everyone even metro piece of shyt has more lte than sprint over here even tmobile which tmobile was last to get lte in La it already surpassed sprint which supposedly brought lte to La first than tmobile ,tmobile left it behind has lte in more places in la than sprint..
8. TheRequiem (Posts: 245; Member since: 23 Mar 2012)
Really? That's funny because I was just in LA and my iPhones LTE was faster then both my friends who had Verizon and AT&T... We were laughing about it because my ping was half theirs.
9. Jocelyn84 (Posts: 6; Member since: 10 Dec 2012)
IPhone 5s? If so it's dual band LTE and your comment would make a lot of sense.
10. Omarc07 (Posts: 481; Member since: 12 Nov 2012)
What part of La in east la,montebellow,pico,weho,glendale, dwtwn la,@compton,southcentral,santa monica ,long beach san fer valley tmobile lte beats sprint and has a much better ping i seen pings as low as 41 on tmobiles lte well in those places i mentioned tmobile has lte in every single place sprint only in half the rest are on 3g evdo.
11. btbotimtim (Posts: 257; Member since: 08 Dec 2010)
sprint is slow in LA, OC and San Diego. Painfully slow.
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Great, it's going to be another $10 premium called "Premium+" on top of the already "$20" Premium and Smartphone.
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Sprints broken/delayed promises and slow roll-outs will only create more churn. Yeah, they made up my mind for me....not an option!
14. pslee (Posts: 40; Member since: 05 Dec 2012)
sprint LTE is getting better. LTE was a joke beginning of the year but now, i have LTE pretty much everywhere i go in NYC. From a reliable source, LTE footprint in NYC is about 50 percent done. reason why LTE rollout is taking long for sprint is they are overhauling the entire network, unlike Tmobile, who is just doing minor installation at the cell tower for LTE signals. Sprint is doing backhaul updates, new panels RRUs, etc. i would say with triband LTE, sprint is back in the game in 2014 for most of the cities.


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