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We sat down with Wrath of the Titans director Jonathan Liebesman to talk Greek garb, monocular beasts, and changing the Grecian spectacle of Clash into the gritty monster mash that is Wrath. Plus, find out what's it like working with Liam Neeson and Ralph Fiennes on an action flick. Some spoilers ahead!
The tone of Wrath of the Titans is completely different from Clash of the Titans. How did you go about developing that?
Jonathan Liebesman: Can you tell me how the tone is? Because a lot of people are asking me that.
It seems like it knows what it is, and it's having more fun with it. "Let's give people what they want, let's give them lines you can put on t-shirts." We have massive stars in togas shooting lightning bolts out of their hands. Let's have some fun.
Yes I'm right there with you. We had more fun in a grittier way.
How did you go about deciding to change that?
Well, there were things I loved about the first movie. I loved the spectacle of the first movie. I thought that Louis [Leterrier] did a fantastic job with that. And I just wanted to believe that a little more. It's a different sensibility. I don't like massive glossy things, so I wanted to see if we could make it a little more down and dirty. And at the same time, yes, I think it's important when you're doing a massive fantasy that people have some fun. We tried our best to embrace that.
Where, in what scenes, with what characters?
Oh, with Sam [Worthington] obviously. Giving Liam Neeson [who plays Zeus] and Ralph Fiennes [Hades] their moment in the tent. It's just looking for opportunities for these characters to let us in as much as possible. Because if you take it very seriously and people know it's bullshit fantasy, they never fucking connect with it.
When you have two massive actors like Neeson and Fiennes, how much?
How scary?
Were you scared?
I remember being in rehearsals with the two of them. And they're in Schindler's List, a fucking great movie. And you're just sitting there thinking, "Shit, I'm going to fuck their careers up." But the thing that reassured me was, I was thinking to myself, if it's not me here, it's going to be some other twit, so it might as well be me.
The other thing that helped me a lot was the fact that they're fantastic human beings. And I could just ask them questions, rather than give them directions. I could ask them, "What do you think would work better here, because I'm feeling this." They're so experienced, they can solve any problem. Ralph is a brilliant director in his own right. Just asking him questions as a director was awesome.
When the two of them have their big last stand scene, how much of that was improv?
That actually wasn't improv-ed. Which is a testament to the writing, because it feels really good. Liam and Ralph actually really like lines. They're old school in the sense of "we want our lines." So in rehearsals, we might have improved something and then that gets in to the script. But on set those guys don't like to improv too much, they like the lines. They feel comfortable with what they were given. And you can swap things around with the guys, but they're fairly traditional in that sense.
It felt like you had a fascination with the character Ares, who wasn't in the last film. Ares has a lot of screen time.
He was, in a way, the antagonistic force. I never thought Hades was a bad guy. You needed someone who was more misguided, in this film, to be the antagonistic thread before Kronos appears. Ares is such an interesting story. I think we cut this line but Zeus says to Ares, "You're a machine I just built for war, and Perseus is a man..." It's a pity we cut that. But the thing is, I think you understand, you have a guy that just wanted to make his dad happy. And he's been designed to do something where he can never achieve that. And I just thought that, that was pretty sad. He was always going to lose.
Where do we find Perseus now, what has happened to him since Clash?
Perseus is now a single dad, ten years down the line, almost like Kramer Vs. Kramer style in ancient Greece. His wife died during childbirth and he's raising his kid and trying to stay out of the God fray of things. And he gets brought back in.
How does a film like Immortals impact a movie like Wrath?
I'll let you know next week, I haven't even seen Immortals.
Why did you decide to make the cyclopses nice?
Why does everything have to be so angry all the time? I think it's nice that you think they're dangerous so you get the excitement out of the scene. But just make them fucking nice. They work with Hephaestus, they built the God weapons, why do they have to be dickheads? You tell me? Everything always has to be mean, I just think everything gets so mean I'm tired of it. Also Hephaestus has a really kind energy and it's nice to reflect that in his minions, so to speak.
Where are all the female Gods?
They're dead! No, we have a scene where you saw Athena dead, but people wanted to focus on the main storyline. It's fathers and sons — that's part of the theme, so unfortunately there's less space for female Gods. But if there's another one, I can tell you there will be a lot of female Gods.


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Photo Gallery: Top Trends Of 2012
See 12 hot decorating looks.
A classic holiday jewel tone, it infuses both wardrobes and interiors with a dashing nobility, but it can also be casual and rustic.
Variations of this hue are sure to be popular in the next year: H&H's last 2012 Trendwatch featured Emerald Green, and at the beginning of December, the colour experts at Pantone declared Emerald as the 2013 Colour Of The Year. A Lampe Berger clochette in the luminous shade out-glamours its conventional clear-glass cousins. The Lampe would be at home in a country manor, made cosy with hand-dyed embroidered wool pillows from Judy Ross Textiles. The outdoorsy appeal of an industrial lamp, finished in glossy green, is a testament to the colour's versatility.
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Pieces carrying the patina of history prove prettiest.
Opulent golden furniture and accessories take their colour cue from regal crowns like the tufted boudoir chair from Christopher Guy. Expect golden flatware and etched tumblers — the sort a princess might use to dine — to give festive place settings a warm metallic twinkle.
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Inspired the hit show Downton Abbey, designer Ralph Lauren deployed a dashing cavalry of houndstooth greatcoats and double-breasted Glen plaids down 2012 fall's runways in shades of woodsy brown and tender heath green.
The hunting party look has also taken aim at housewares. A glass-and-iron lantern from Union Lighting and Furnishings looks destined to dangle in an Oxfordshire antechamber. Raise a glass at tables set with picturesque plates and retire to Ralph Lauren's plaid wing chair.
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2012's autumnal fashions were more about the bedroom than the classroom — more nightcap and silks than grad cap and gown.
The slip-into-something-more-comfortable aesthetic — handsome and hedonistic — is particularly sumptuous in a palette of whiskey caramels, cigar browns and cognac reds. In this after-eight world of slippers and snifters, languor is ideally staged on an Anglo-Indian-style mahogany daybed from Hickory Chair. Savour the mise-en-sce?ne by the heady, fragrant flicker of a Malin+Goetz tobacco-scented candle and set the mood with a little Frank Sinatra.
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The marbled look, which mingles a woozy psychedelia with old world tradition is swirling onto everything from lamps to cocktail napkins.
Tozai Home's hand-blown glass vases in dusky shades of pink and cocoa look like cotton candy made vitreous. For a bigger statement, paper a room in Twigs' Pheasant wallpaper, which has the couture chic of a Missoni knit.
This year's take on the nautical aesthetic undoes the iconic naval uniform to put a sexy spin on blue, white and brass.
The Knot Board pillow from Dransfield & Ross provides a fast primer to the wannabe yachtie, while Corbett Lighting's Regatta light adds a glamorous splash of gold. Indeed, you need only dream of the high seas to enjoy this oceanic look: landlubbers can lounge in a Hauser teak folding chair in the shade of a Crate & Barrel umbrella banded to match the imaginary whitecaps beyond.
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A picnic of red-and-white stripes conjures the fine-weather freshness of luffing sails, seaside parasols and beach balls.
The ever-stylish look takes its aesthetic cues from the humble tea towel, and its palette is best matched with soft, textured fabrics (rope, cotton weaves and linens). A wing chair from Ralph Lauren Home and a woven rug from Dash & Albert come in shades of burlap and cranberry. Striped grainsack throw pillows from Pottery Barn have a cottage-ready, haute-rustic allure, while a red-rimmed Crate & Barrel bowl of ice cream would be an ideal finale to any day at the beach.
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For spring 2012, home accessories and catwalks from Agne?s b. to Rodarte were turpentine-scented tributes to the impressionists and post-impressionists.
Vietri's painted pitcher isn't patterned with sunflowers, but it's a perfect home for a bouquet of them. Channel a working studio vibe by displaying art on easels or mount picture lights in unexpected places, like the kitchen or bathroom.
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Designers and artists are now divining collections that celebrate Canada's cultural heritage.
The straight-backed Capitaine chair from Montreal's Samare contrasts woven babiche (rawhide) with sleek chrome, and seems tailor-made to preside at the head of a feasting table in New France. And while the Toraja women of Indonesia originally created woven rattan "teardrops" to catch fish, newer versions cast a warm glow as light fixtures.
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Coat your home in tangerine or use it as a room- (and mood!) enhancing accent.
Months before colour authority Pantone declared Tangerine Tango the colour of 2012, Farrow & Ball introduced Charlotte's Locks to its carefully curated paint roster. A shapely lamp, sharing the complexion of a Moroccan clementine, seems to glow with vitamin D.
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By grace of his big-screen debut in The Adventures of Tintin, Tintin can also add design muse to his considerable list of credits, animating catwalks, furniture emporia and baggage claims.
Jonathan Adler's anchor-patterned rug is redolent of swashbuckling (mis)adventures. Leather-bound vintage-style valises from SteamLine are the choice accessory for your next caper.
Let top runway trends influence your decorating.
GRAPHIC PRINTS Eye-popping patterns inspired by mid-century op art and turned out in bold, bright colours generate a groovy vibe indoors.
SNAKESKIN Convincing replicas of this untamed pattern invite a walk on the wild side as the allure of reptilian prints takes accessories in an exotic direction.
COLOUR BLOCKING Energize staid rooms with a dizzying combination of vivid hues that encourage a look on the bright side of life.
WATERCOLOUR Painterly washes of sheer colour splashed over furniture or used as an accent give interior landscapes a dreamy quality that's both sophisticated and romantic.
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Most of the hard drives we get here at Pocket-lint are portable, occasionally tough, but mostly made of plastic.
That's fine if you're dashing about the city and need a light, portable back-up solution on the go that's ready for a bit of rough and tumble, but pretty rubbish if your house or office burns down and your data with it Armageddon style.
In steps the ioSafe Solo, an external hard drive that promises to survive fire and flood by protecting your data when the Gods decide your office or home shouldn't be around any more.
As you might expect, the ioSafe is one tough cookie. Encased in metal, packed with ceramic, the drive might look portable however it's anything but.
That's okay, because it's not designed to be carried around, it's designed to survive a fire or flood, remember.
The technical aspects of the drive are that it comes in either 500GB, 1TB and 1.5TB models and is connected to your PC or Mac via a USB 2.0 cable. Independently powered, once on it's just a case of plugging in the drive to your computer before you can start transferring data to and from it. Read and write speeds are as good as any other drive we've tested and the reality is that the ioSafe Solo is just a regular hard drive underneath that metal shell.
What isn't regular is that shell. The metal of course isn't waterproof or fireproof. In fact the ruggedness has limits: 1550 degrees f for 30 minutes in a fire, 3 days submerged 10 feet in water, but during that time although the outer case will be toast, your hard drive and more importantly the data on it will not be.
The system works by encasing the hard drive in a watertight sealed bag that is then surrounded by a ceramic casing. The basic job of the ceramic is that it keeps the drive cool while the outside gets hot.
The ceramic casing, which actually contains water that is then dissipated when heated, has a series of air vents and corridors that collapse when the casing gets to hot - i.e., in a fire. The move, which is the core to protecting the drive inside, means that during normal operating the drive keeps cool, but in crisis locks the drive away safe.
Of course wanting to make sure the whole system worked we first submerged the drive in a bath for a day. After that we then put it in the oven at 500 degrees for 30 minutes.
We have to admit even our meaty American oven wouldn't get it anywhere near the heat that the ioSafe could theoretically take, but it allowed us to "cook stuff" just for you - thanks.
After our watering and burning session we had one cooked hard drive. While we weren't - and you won't either - be able to plug in the unit back as if nothing had happened (it had - we burnt the bugger) we were able to take it apart and connect the untouched working drive to access the data, which let's face it is what it's all about.
If the worst has happened and you can't get to the data simply by connecting it to a PC or Mac then the ioSafe drive protection system kicks in. As long as you've registered the drive with ioSafe they will spend up to $1000 getting the information back off the drive and then send you the data back.
The ioSafe Solo does what it sets out to do. This isn't a rugged go-anywhere drive solution that other companies offer, this is a "my office or home just burnt down, but at least my data is safe" solution.
The weight (it's about 8kg) and locking hole put paid to you not carrying it anywhere, but then as we've said, it isn't designed for that.
Think of this as a digital equivalent to the safe under your bed. You don't care what it looks like, you just want, push come to shove, the stuff you put in it to be safe in case disaster strikes.
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Geovanni got his first MLS start, his first MLS goal, and his first MLS assist all in the same night as the San Jose Earthquakes downed the Houston Dynamo, 2-1 at Robertson Stadium Sunday night, to pick up three crucial points.
Quakes coach Frank Yallop rolled the dice and handed Geovanni his first MLS start of the year, and the designated player made his impact felt immediately. In the sixth minute, the Brazilian playmaker received the ball near midfield and raced 35 yards on the right past several Dynamo players. Near the edge of the box, he sent the ball to the penalty spot, where Khari Stephenson slotted home calmly to put San Jose up 1-0.
For much of the first half, Houston had more of the ball, but the Dynamo were inept in the final third. With Brian Ching on the bench with a knock, Cam Weaver and Dominic Oduro wasted several good chances.
However, in the final play before halftime, Houston pulled level. Brian Mullan beat Tim Ward down the right side and ripped a hard cross into the area. San Jose goalkeeper Jon Busch blocked the cross, but Mullan followed up, quickly crossing toward the penalty spot, where Brad Davis outjumped his maker to drift a header into the upper 90 and knot the score 1-1.
The first 25 minutes of the second half again saw Houston in control, but again Oduro and Weaver wasted their opportunities. In the 64th minute, against the run of play, the Quakes capitalized on a counterattack. Brandon McDonald fed the ball into the box, where Cornell Glen was dispossessed, but the ball fell to Geovanni, who finished easily to put the Quakes ahead for good.
In the 82nd minute, San Jose's Sam Cronin received a red card for a hard foul on midfielder Brian Mullan, giving Houston a man advantage for the final eight minutes. However, even with Ching in as a substitute, the Dynamo were unable to capitalize, as Weaver missed another header and Adrian Serioux's 30-yard shot was controlled easily by Busch.
With the victory, the Quakes push five points clear of the next two teams trailing them for the final playoff spot. They return home to face Western Conference foe FC Dallas next weekend, while Houston has two weeks off before facing Toronto FC.
San Jose Earthquakes (9-7-5) vs. Houston Dynamo (6-12-5)
September 05, 2010 -- Robertson Stadium, Houston TX
Scoring Summary:
SJ -- Khari Stephenson 1 (Geovanni 1) 6
HOU -- Brad Davis 5 (Brian Mullan 3) 47+
SJ -- Geovanni 1 (unassisted) 64
San Jose Earthquakes -- Jon Busch, Chris Leitch, Jason Hernandez, Brandon McDonald, Tim Ward, Geovanni (Brad Ring 85), Arturo Alvarez, Sam Cronin, Khari Stephenson (Bobby Burling 58), Chris Wondolowski, Cornell Glen (Scott Sealy 80).
Substitutes Not Used: Steve Beitashour, Joey Gjertsen, Omar Jasseh, Alex Horwath.
Houston Dynamo -- Pat Onstad, Andrew Hainault, Bobby Boswell, Eddie Robinson, Mike Chabala (Corey Ashe 78), Brian Mullan, Geoff Cameron, Richard Mulrooney (Adrian Serioux 83), Brad Davis, Dominic Oduro (Brian Ching 82), Cam Weaver.
Substitutes Not Used: Ryan Cochrane, Danny Cruz, Joseph Ngwenya, Tally Hall.
Misconduct Summary:
SJ -- Jason Hernandez (caution; Reckless Tackle) 41
SJ -- Cornell Glen (caution; Unsporting Behavior) 46+
HOU -- Eddie Robinson (caution; Reckless Foul) 66
SJ -- Sam Cronin (ejection; Serious Foul Play) 84
Referee: Jorge Gonzalez
Referee's Assistants: Greg Boles; Jeff Hosking
4th official: Jair Marrufo
Attendance: 15,073
Weather: Partly Cloudy-and-86-degrees
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In this lesson plan, the traditional autobiography writing project is given a twist as students write alphabiographiesrecording an event, person, object, or feeling associated with each letter of the alphabet. Students are introduced to the idea of the alphabiography through passages from James Howe's Totally Joe. Students then work with the teacher to create guidelines for writing their own alphabiographies. Students create an entry for each letter of the alphabet, writing about an important event from their lives. After the entry for each letter, students sum up the stories and vignettes by recording the life lessons they learned from the events. Since this type of autobiography breaks out of chronological order, students can choose what has been important in their lives. And since the writing pieces are short, even reluctant writers are eager to write!
Sample Alphabiography Entry: Use this example to guide students in their alphabiography projects.
Alphabet Organizer: Students can use this online tool to publish their alphabiography.
To engage adolescent learners, teachers must create classroom environments that are stimulating, varied, and most importantly, that connect to students' daily lives. The importance of these connections is reiterated in the NCTE Guideline on Adolescent Literacy, which states: "All students need to go beyond the study of discrete skills and strategies to understand how those skills and strategies are integrated with life experiences. Langer, et al. found that literacy programs that successfully teach at-risk students emphasize connections between students' lives, prior knowledge, and texts, and emphasize student conversations to make those connections." This lesson plan invites students to write about what they know-themselves and their lives. In this way, the lesson focuses on the one subject that is most likely to generate successful student engagement and learning.
Further Reading
National Council of Teacher of English. May 2004. A Call to Action: What We Know About Adolescent Literacy and Ways to Support Teachers in Meeting Students' Needs. November 2009. Web. http://www.ncte.org/positions/statements/adolescentliteracy


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Battlefield Reporter for the Pennsic Independent
Unbelted Champions Battle
The annual unbelted champions brawl was a best of three fights affair this year, which was fought on the west side of the battlefield. Cheering crowds from both the Midrealm and the East made for a noisy backdrop.
In each fight, the Midrealm champions attacked from the south and the East champions attacked from the north. The first fight saw both units split at the outset and break off in the small engagements. The East's forces were able to slowly overwhelm the Dragon and the East won the first fight.
The Dragon's supporters roared their encouragement to the their troops for the second fight and its champions responded. The bulk of the Midrealm force stayed compact in the center and bulldozed through the heart of the Eastern forces. With the Tyger forces scattered, the Midrealm stayed together and hunted down the remnants to win the second fight.
With the atmosphere at fever pitch for the third fight, the two forces met again and barreled into each other like demons. However, it was the East who seemed to get the better of the initial charge and slowly ground down the Dragon's forced to win the fight and the War Point for the Tyger.
Both HRM Felix and HRM Brion both complimented the fighters for a well-fought battle. In keeping with tradition, the Midrealm's unbelted captain presented HRM Brion with a sword to be held until next year's battle.
Sir TJ's 30th Anniversary Polearm Tournament
Sir Tojeneraum of Atlantia hosted a polearm-only tournament in honor of his 30th anniversary of being knighted at Pennsic V. Fifteen fighters joined in the double elimination tournament, which was fought using Atlantian conventions for polearm.
The finals of the tournament was fought between a pair of Atlantians as Sir Vladimir Ivanovich Aleksandrov faced Lord Philip ap Griffith. Sir Vladimir best Lord Philip in two straight fights to claim his second victory in a polearm tournament this war.


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President Barack Obama on Friday delivered an upbeat assessment of the still-healing economy, but he also warned against betting on "snake oil" and "chasing false promises" to continue the recovery. Yet, his message was often met with lukewarm applause by a Florida crowd.
The pejorative clearly was aimed at Republican presidential front-runner Donald Trump and the rest of the GOP field. And while the president did not name the Democratic Party's likely nominee, his call for a "steady, persistent" hand to "finish the job" of healing the economy could be the start of a long wind-up to endorsing Hillary Clinton.


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I've been reading Peter Beinart's excellent, loving and wise book about Israel, The Crisis of Zionism, and I'd normally wait until I finish to write about it, but I've become so distressed by the thuggish, half-crazed response that the book has received from neocon fringe elements, like this Commentary writer, that I felt I had to pitch in and defend Beinart's eminently reasonable and profoundly pro-Israel work before the book is irrevocably stained by the lies being promulgated against it. (Indeed, I suspect that it's Beinart's sanity and obvious love of Israel that is driving the neocon nutters up the wall).
Beinart's argument is simple:
Israel's democracy is threatened by its continuing occupation of Palestinian lands. The millions of Palestinians living on the West Bank and Gaza can't vote, and will never be able to, lest the Jewishness of the Jewish state be obliterated. A two-state solution is therefore necessary. And a two-state solution won't be possible until (a) the expansion of Jewish settlements is stopped, (b) many of the settlers are relocated within the 1967 borders of Israel and (c) there are mutually agreed upon land swaps that change those borders to include a majority of the others. (As I've written before, the Washington Institute's David Makovsky has come up with plausible land swaps that would allow the vast majority of settlements to become part of Israel in return for contiguous unoccupied lands along the green line ceded to the Palestinians.)
So what's wrong with that? Beinart's is, essentially, the same position as every American President since Nixon. It was, furthermore, the position of the three Israeli Prime Ministers who preceded Benyamin Netanyahu. And finally, it is the position of the overwhelming majority of former leaders of the Mossad, Shin Bet and Israel Defense Forces. Given that near-unanimity, you'd think right-wing American Jewry would tread softly here. But no, as with most bullies who have no reasonable case, they stomp about decrying Beinart and the more moderate Jewish lobbying group, J Street, and, well, people like me.
Beinart's case isn't perfect, from my point of view. He favors a boycott of products emanating from the Israeli settlements. I don't, on the grounds that it would give aid and comfort to those who favor more general anti-Israel boycotts, which I vehemently oppose. But it is, yet again, amazing how the neocons refuse to engage on the merits of Beinart's arguments which, as Andrew Sullivan has memorably written, comes down to one question: What about the settlements?
On the rare occasions that the neocons deign to engage this issue intellectually–and you realize how downright weird that Jews would refuse to engage any issue intellectually–they offer two arguments, one with some reason and the other with none at all. The reasonable argument is that the Palestinians are dead set against a Jewish state and have refused every offer that Israeli prime ministers have made for a two-state solution. This is sort of true: Yasser Arafat was a recalcitrant, and Mahmoud Abbas has been unwilling to negotiate given the divided nature of the Palestinian populace (indeed, when Hamas finally agreed to rejoin the government, Abbas had absolutely no choice but to acquiesce, given Palestinian public opinion–although most polls also show a strong majority of Palestinians favor a two-state solution). Then again, as Beinart points out, the Israeli offers haven't been exactly reasonable, either. Inherent in this is the sub-argument that a Palestinian state on the West Bank would diminish Israel's security. That's sort of true, too–but less true than it used to be when Jordan wasn't at peace with Israel, Iraq was ruled by Saddam Hussein and Syria wasn't in chaos.
But the real intellectual disconnect that renders the argument irrelevant is this: Why should Palestinian recalcitrance lead to further settlement-building in Palestinian areas? What is the rationale for Jewish settlements on Arab lands?
That leads to the second argument, less often voiced than the first because it is so loathsome: the West Bank lands–Judea and Samaria–used to be Jewish (a couple of thousand years ago) and are part of greater Israel. Why shouldn't Jews settle them now? They were won on the battlefield, right? Because the United Nations, in its disposition of the British mandate, divided the former province of Palestine into Jewish and Arab cantonments. To the extent that Israel has a right to exist–a right I vehemently support but much of the world, including a virulent strain of the international left, doesn't–that right has to be twinned with Palestine's right to exist. The only plausible chance for peace–the only plausible chance for an Israel that is Jewish and democratic–is a two-state settlement that includes a viable Palestine, as opposed to the current Swiss-cheese of settlements and boundary walls unilaterally imposed by Israel.
I suppose that it is an indication of the current desperation of many neocons (and also, perhaps, a subconscious macho attempt to redress the grievances suffered on the schoolyards of New York, Boston, Philly and LA) that any effort to disagree with the Netanyahu government is branded as anti-Israel and, more than occasionally, anti-semitic. The sheer fury directed at Beinart is barbaric, a Jewish McCarthyism, a rejection of Judaism's most profound traditions.
I suppose that because of the uninflected support for Israel given by America's Rapture-credulous evangelical Christians, the neocons believe they have a political majority and that there will be no consequences to their intemperance and bullying. But there are always consequences to such behavior. In this case, the consequences won't happen here. They will happen in a no-longer-democratic Israel, brutalized and corrupted by occupation. As Beinart eloquently writes, that is the inevitable fate of a Jewish state that refuses to face demographic realities and live up to its liberal heritage.


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I have always been fascinated by the true origins of modern-day phrases or trends in my domain - Information Management, data management in particular. It is like a challenge I give to myself, a puzzle waiting to be solved. Why you say? Well, Aristotle said it already:
'If you would understand anything, observe its beginning and its development'.
I tend to collect first the modern-day writings about it, mostly by practioners. Then I go to the on-line science libraries and browse through ACM journals, MIS Quarterly journals, European Journal of Information Systems, IBM Systems Journal, Decision Support Systems, Journal of Management Information Systems and lately the journal of Data and Information Quality Research. And I am forgetting a whole lot. But, since the field of information management is a relatively young science, I tend to eventually end up in the more or less classic science domains; psychology, mathematics, engineering, etc.. If I took it any further I would probably end up with philosophy and Theology ;-) and discover the meaning of life....
Being on such a quest is like opening up an unprecedented series of presents given to me by brilliant men and women. There is so much out there that can easily be applied to other domains, for example, the information management domain.
With 'Data Quality' the same applied. I started with books of Thomas Redman, aka the data doc, of course Larry English, Danette McGilvray, David Loshin, Jack Olson and also Arkady Maydanchik can not be missed. And one cannot overlook the books written by Yang Lee, Richard Wang and Leo Pipino. The majority of these books however (with the exception of Lee, Wang and Pipino), lack the scientific rigor, the kind of Design Research approach as introduced by Alan Hevner in 2004 (published in MIS Quarterly). And although this type of research is relatively young, there are many scientific based papers out there that more or less adhere to several of the Design Research pre-requisites that aim to have scientific rigor and relevance in practice.
Since 2004 many papers on data quality have been published that are really precious to me, but it just was not good enough for me. I had not reached the true origins yet, so I felt. So I broadened the scope to 'Quality' in general. Quality in a manufacturing/engineering/services context pointed me in the direction of Shewhart, Demming, Juran, Crosby, Feigenbaum, Ishikawa, and also Peter Drucker. Boy - did I enjoy the writing of these guys (sorry, they were all men).
However, I slowly digressed into various domains that opened up Pandora's box; the domain of coping with change, management theory, decision theory, group processes, system theory, system dynamics and much more. And although I studied on a university, economics, this was all new to me.
Still not sure whether I have not being paying attention back in college or my university just sucked.
In between I entered into the field of Quality Software Management, not that odd I would say; on an abstract level one might argue that it is the sum of the above combined with software engineering and my own professional domain and the projects I undertook. Back then (and I still do) I felt that Gerald (Jerry) Weinberg seemed to have captured the soul of all these quality people combined with system theory, system dynamics, software engineering, a profound human perspective and a keen view on leadership and management (and why many current management models simply disfunction).
If anyone want to really go on a quest regarding 'agile software development'; do not bother, start by reading the books of Jerry Weinberg. You will not find the word 'agile', but you will recognize it.
These books (and he wrote a whole lot) put me on a roller-coaster (which I am still on) that included exploratory testing, self-organizing teams, leadership, Kanban/Scrum/XP, CMMI, Six Sigma, etc...
I have so many books now, so many papers, so many subjects, so many loose ends.....it is ridiculous.
And it all started with 'data quality'....
Am I done yet?
Hell no
Will I ever be done?
Hell no
Is it fun?
Hell yes
I need a second life, and a third...
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The Aftermath of Titanic's demise: Lifeboat rescue, Halifax, paying respects
Editor's Note: Janet Kalstrom, a docent at The Molly Brown House Museum, is a passenger on the Titanic Memorial Cruise, retracing the voyage of the doomed ship. Here is a running account of her journey, which culuminates April 15 at the site in the North Atlantic where the Titanic sank in the early morning hours.
I left you where Margaret was in Lifeboat #6. I am not sure what was going through her mind other than survival. She had endured an experience neither she nor any of the other over 700 survivors would ever forget.
In excerpts paraphrased from museum documents; she started rowing with the others and encountered criticism and frustration from the crewman in charge of the lifeboat, Quartermaster Hichens. He was at the rudder, and standing much higher than everyone. The quartermaster in command of the boat burst out in a frightened voice, and warned every one of the fate that awaited them, telling them their task in rowing away from the sinking ship was futile, as Titanic was so large that in sinking it would draw everything for miles around down with her suction. The ship was still fully lighted, but not one moving object was visible. Suddenly there was a rift in the water, the sea opened up, and the surface foamed like giant arms spread around the ship, and the vessel disappeared from sight. Then, not a sound was heard. Margaret spent the remaining four hours rowing with others, arguing with the Quartermaster regarding directions and actions to take, and tried to keep everyone as positive as possible that they would be saved.


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The full review of Post Rehab Essentials on the site Vkool.com figures out that "Post Rehab Essentials" is a helpful program that helps people learn about post rehabilitation. This new method covers videos, a practical workbook, webinars and manuals, which help users understand about post rehab. In the workshop, people will learn about the different types of forces. In addition, users will discover how the body becomes injured, how to reduce the risk of future injuries and much more. Additionally, the new program gives users effective exercises, workouts, easy progressions and regressions. The Post Rehab Essentials program introduces some training systems that help users improve their injury without pain. The useful system presents anatomical reflections for the lower body and it reveals some common kinds of lower-body injuries such as total hip replacements, knee replacements, meniscus injuries, IT band friction syndrome, ACL reconstruction and Patellofemoral syndrome. In other words, the guide introduces some common types of injuries such as disc herniation, disc degeneration, facet joint injuries, stenosis and scoliosis. The program also offers training considerations in order to help users reduce the risk of injury. In fact, this is an effective method that can help users become true expert trainers.
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Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer is a browser-based tool that enables you to view, develop, configure, and monitor aspects of Oracle Stream Analytics applications. You can also administer the Oracle Stream Analytics servers and domains.
This chapter includes the following sections:
You can use Visualizer to perform the following tasks:
View the structure of an Oracle Stream Analytics domain
Manage security
Configure Oracle Stream Analytics server instances
Install, uninstall, suspend, resume, and update applications
View, update, create, and delete Oracle CQL rules
View the EPN associated with an application
Tune application parameters and monitor application status
Record and playback of events flowing through the EPN.
Create diagnostic profile to monitor application stage latency and throughput.
Monitor and perform diagnosis on your CQL Processor with Query Plan.
Manage and create server-wide resources such as HTTP publish-subscribe channels and data sources.
Dynamically turn server and application logging on and off.
Manage Oracle Coherence cluster and server instances.
As Figure 1-1 shows, the Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer has the following main panes:
Figure 1-1 Sample Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer Window
Figure 1-1 shows a domain that contains a single server instance called
NonClusteredServer. The server contains four deployed applications:
fx, and
signalgeneration; the
cql application is currently opened. The right pane contains the dashboard. The application called
com.bea.wlevs.dataservices is associated with Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer itself and is always deployed in an Oracle Stream Analytics server instance. Manage Applications for details.
This pane includes the most used buttons:
Home button that takes you to the main Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer page.
Security button that takes you to the security page in which you can add or configure users and groups and map users to application roles and task roles; see Security Tasks for details.
Dashboard button takes you to the performance management screen that you use to monitor the throughput and latency of a running application and its stages; see Visualizer Dashboard for more information.
ViewStream button takes you to a screen from which you can monitor the messages streaming through the configured HTTP publish-subscribe channels; see Stream Visualizer (ViewStream) Panel for more information.
Full Screen button fills your entire computer screen with the Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer tool; press the Esc key to return to a normal screen.
Preferences button takes you to a page where you can set user preferences, such as the language and maximum number of open panes, and accessibility settings such as restricting the maximum number of open panes to 1 and disabling Full Screen mode.
Help button takes you to the task-oriented online-help hosted by the Oracle Stream Analytics server.
This pane displays a domain tree for the domain that includes all the objects contained in the domain, such as the Oracle Stream Analytics server instances, the deployed applications and services within each server instance, and domain-level security configuration.
The domain name is determined by the Oracle Stream Analytics server
config.xml file domain element. For example, the domain tree is named
mydomain if your
config.xml file is like this:
<domain> <name>mydomain</name> </domain>
The Open Items box in the lower half of the left pane lists the items that are currently open, making it easy to return to or close the windows after you have navigated away from them. Any open panels that require refresh are marked with a red X in the Open Items list. For more information, see Panels that Require Refresh .
This pane is a multi-document container. When you open multiple documents, the documents are overlaid one on top of the other.
This pane displays information about objects that you have clicked on in the left pane. The format of the information depends on the object; for example, if you click on a deployed application in the domain tree in the left pane, the right pane shows general information about the application (General tab) as well as various visual representations of the event processing network of the application (Event Processing Network tab). If you click on a particular stage of the network, such as a stream or processor, the right pane shows general information about it as well as stage-specific information, such as the rules for a processor. For more information, see Event Processing Network.
Any open panels that require refresh are marked with a red X in the title of the panel. For more information, see Panels that Require Refresh .
Table 1-1 describes the buttons in the top right corner of the right pane that you can use to manage panels. Note that these buttons are not visible if you set the Max Open Panels preference to 1 (see Manage User Preferences).
Table 1-1 Panel Controls
Minimize panel.
Maximize panel to full window size.
Maximize panel.
Close all panels.
Close panel.
Figure 1-2 shows the Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer dashboard: a performance management screen that you use to monitor the throughput and latency of a running application and its stages or a path between two stages. You get to the dashboard by clicking the Dashboard button in the top pane.
Figure 1-2 Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer Dashboard
The dashboard has two main sections:
Management Events: the section at the top of the dashboard displays information and warning messages about the incoming monitoring events. Click the Warning bar to view the list of warning messages; click the Information bar to view the list of information messages.
Performance Monitoring: the latency and throughput graphs display the amount of time it takes an event to pass through the specified stage or path in the EPN or the number of events passing through, respectively. The stage or path is defined in the diagnostic profile. The table at the bottom lists the available diagnostic profiles; when you click on a particular profile, the corresponding latency and throughput information is displayed in the graphs. See Monitor the Throughput and Latency of an EPN Stage or Path for details.
For detailed instructions on how to use this monitoring feature, see Monitor the Throughput and Latency of an EPN Stage or Path.
The main purpose of the ViewStream panel is to allow users to watch events being published to a given HTTP publish-subscribe channel without any additional work. This is useful for debugging your application or just monitoring events flowing through the EPN.
Click the ViewStream button in the top panel of Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer, to display the Stream Visualizer panel as Figure 1-3 shows.
Figure 1-3 Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer Stream Visualizer (ViewStream)
The Pub/Sub Server URL text box displays the HTTP pub-sub server URL included with Oracle Stream Analytics. Click the Initialize Client button to start the process. You can either subscribe or publish a message to a channel using the options mentioned in this panel.
You can subscribe to a user or internal channel and view the events on it or you can publish to a user or internal channel.
For more information, see:
The main purpose of the Event Processing Network (EPN) panel is to give users an overall view of the stages in an Oracle Stream Analytics application and the various event types they produce and consume.
In the left pane, navigate to and expand the Applications node, select an application, and in the right pane, click the Event Processing Network tab to view the EPN as Figure 1-4 shows.
Figure 1-4 Event Processing Network Panel
You can right-click any stage in the Event Processing Network and select one of the options from the Event Processing Network context menu that Table 1-2 describes.
Table 1-2 Event Processing Network Context Menu
Some operations, such as uninstalling and redeploying an application, will require you to refresh open panels.
When Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer receives a notification for application re-deployment, it goes though all the affected panels that are still opened and marks the title of the panel with a red X to indicate that this panel is obsolete. To refresh such a panel, close and then re-open the panel.
For example, Figure 1-5 shows the Event Processing Network tab for an application that has been redeployed.
Figure 1-5 Event Processing Network Tab - Requiring Refresh
This section describes the principle administration tasks you can perform using the Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer, including:
Using Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer, you can monitor and configure applications you develop and deploy as well as applications that Oracle Stream Analytics server deploys such as the
com.bea.wlevs.dataservices application. You can monitor and configure the Event Processing Network (EPN), application lifecycle, and Oracle CQL rules.
For more information, see:
com.bea.wlevs.dataservices application, called dataservices for short, is internal to Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer and is automatically deployed every time you start an Oracle Stream Analytics server instance. You are not allowed to uninstall the dataservices application.
The purpose of this application is to provide a filter for diagnostic monitoring metrics. The application is itself an Oracle Stream Analytics application made up of adapters, streams, and a processor.
Using Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer, you can manage Oracle Stream Analytics server instances and the services they provide such as JMX, data sources, Jetty Web server, work managers, the persistent event store, event type repository, HTTP publish-subscribe server, and logs.
For more information, see Server and Domain Tasks.
Using Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer, you can manage Oracle Stream Analytics server and application security including users, groups, and roles, SSL, and HTTP publish-subscribe server access.
For more information, see Security Tasks.
Although you can update much of the configuration of an Oracle Stream Analytics server instance and its deployed applications, not all fields can be updated. The following rules determine what fields can be updated:
Information in the EPN assembly file is static and thus read-only. Examples of this type of information include the stages of the EPN and how they are wired together.
Information in the component configuration files can be modified, although not typically added to or deleted from. The next bullet lists the two exceptions. Examples of this type of information include the maximum size and threads of a stream.
When you are allowed to update fields on a Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer window, you will see three buttons: Edit, Save, and Cancel. Click the Edit button to modify the fields, then click Save to commit the changes to the server or Cancel to cancel.
The Oracle CQL rules associated with a processor and the channels associated with an HTTP publish-subscribe server can be modified.
Some information in the Oracle Stream Analytics server's configuration file (
config.xml) can be modified, although much of it is read-only. An example of this type of information includes the configuration of work managers, the logging service, and user-defined channels of the HTTP publish-subscribe server.
Do not modify or delete the internal channels of the HTTP publish-subscribe server. If you modify or delete these internal channels, Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer will not function properly
Server configuration updates also use the three buttons: Edit, Save, and Cancel.
The preceding rules assume that you have logged onto Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer with the required authentication credentials for performing the desired update task.
For more information, see Server Configuration in Administering Oracle Stream Analytics.
Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer provides valuable services to a variety of Oracle Stream Analytics users, including:
Administrators who use Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer to connect to an Oracle Stream Analytics server instance use role-based authorization to gain access. Users that successfully authenticate themselves when using Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer are assigned roles based on their group membership, and then subsequent access to administrative functions is restricted according to the roles held by the user. Anonymous users (non-authenticated users) will not have any access to Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer.
When an administrator uses the Configuration Wizard to create a new domain, they enter an administrator user that will be part of the
wlevsAdministrators group. By default, this information is stored in a file-based provider filestore. The password is hashed using the SHA-256 algorithm. Once the domain has been created, the administrator can create new groups using Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer, assign roles to them, and then create new users and assign them to groups.
For more information, see User, Group, and Role Management.
The security features of Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer work only if you have security enabled for Oracle Stream Analytics server. If you disable Oracle Stream Analytics server security, then:
Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer does not provide default users, groups, and roles.
You cannot create new users, groups, and roles.
There is still a login page when first entering Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer but you may enter anything for user and password.
Anonymous users may access the Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer.
For more information, see Users, Groups, and Roles in Administering Oracle Stream Analytics.
Developers can use Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer to view server resources (such as data sources), perform event record and playback, and trouble shoot performance issues by turning on latency and throughput statistics.
Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer observes Java localization and supports the use of double-byte characters in all configuration files and Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer text entry fields.
This section describes topics of interest when using Oracle Stream Analytics Visualizer with double-byte locales, including Configuration File Encoding: UTF-8.
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Oracle Stream Analytics server encodes all configuration XML files using UTF-8 encoding. This encoding is specified in the header of all Oracle Stream Analytics configuration XML files. The following example shows the encoding specified in the
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When manually editing an Oracle Stream Analytics configuration XML file, be sure to save the file in UTF-8 encoding. Some editors will automatically save configuration XML files in the correct encoding based on the
encoding attribute. However, some editors will not automatically save configuration XML files in the correct encoding. In this case, you must ensure that you select UTF-8 encoding when you save an Oracle Stream Analytics configuration XML file.
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Chompers Pediatric Dentistry
I'm a pediatric (children's) dentist in California. Our office is very friendly and easy going. We try to make every visit as fun as it can be for our patients. We have many games, toys and contests at our office for the kids to play and participate in. Parents often joke that their kids never want to leave our office because they have so much fun.
Our logo must appeal to children and their parents. We have patients that are as young as 1 year old... and we graduate our patients from our office when they turn 18 years old. Our 18 year old patients are often "bummed" when they 'graduate' to a general dentist.
The logo cannot be offensive or risque at all. My current logo is a generic logo that has an alligator getting his teeth flossed by some birds. I love animals and like the idea of having animals involved with the logo. I also would like it to be colorful but not too ornate. Possible ideas include animals with large grins.... other dental related things that can be used are mouth mirrors, floss, toothbrushes. The logo must evoke warm friendly feelings. I would like to incorporate the name Chompers Pediatric Dentistry in the logo as well, but the word 'Chompers' is the focus and the words 'pediatric dentistry' can be smaller or subset. I would like the logo to fit a traditional business card size as well as business letterhead. It would be nice if the logo can bring a smile to someone's face!
I have been reviewing contests and this is what I find myself repeating- More animals, more dental things incorporated into the logo (floss, toothbrush etc). It is also okay if you want to have children in the logo mixed in with the animals.
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Winston-Salem, N.C. - Cory Sullivan went 3-for-5 with two RBI and Jason Aquilante went 2-for-3 with three RBI to lead Wake Forest to a 13-5 win over East Tennessee State at Hooks Stadium on Tuesday.
Freshman Ben Clayton pitched 6 1/3 innings, giving up three tuns on two hits to pick up the win for Wake Forest and run his record to 5-2 on the season. Matt Baber (2-4) pitched three innings, giving up eight runs on seven hits to take the loss for the Bucs.
Wake Forest did most of its damage in the first three innings. Wake scored four runs in the first inning, one in the second and three in the third. They added three in the fifth, one in the seventh and one in the eighth.
ETSU scored three in the second and two in the eighth. In the second, Matt Nunley and Shannon Carter drew back-to-back two out walks. Chuck Dewald then homered over the leftfield fence just to the left of the 375 sign. The three-run shot by Dewald was his first of the season. In the eighth, Jeremy Terry singled and Danny Pugh doubled to give the Bucs runners at second and third. Terry and Pugh scored on a two-run double by Eddie Sparks to close out the scoring for ETSU.
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Tian At the Riverbank Featuring Vocalist Jann Parker
Vocalist Jann Parker to sing at Tian at the Riverbank Restaurant in Harlem
a jazz aficionado and like the vocal styling of Ella Fitzgerald, Dinah
Washington, Sarah Vaughn, Billie Holiday and Nancy Wilson, you should put Jann
Parker on your list of extraordinarily talented jazz vocalists as well. Parker has a way of singing the songs of the
greats using her own arrangements to make each song uniquely her own. Her intonation and diction elevates her music to another
level. I would even dare
to say that after listening to her CDs Masterpieces
and Voicings, you will agree she is
in top form as a charismatic artist and gifted chanteuse. Plan to catch her live with the Harlem
Renaissance Orchestra at Tian at the Riverbank on 145th Street and
Riverside Drive in West Harlem on Thursday, March 17th.
is something personal for me. I think
one has to live life in order to reflect passion and inject emotion into their
music" claims Jann who established the Jazz Preservation Society in her
hometown of New Bern, North Carolina. "I
enlisted the help of other family members who still live in New Bern since I
now live in New York. It is they who are
the body and nucleus of the Foundation."
In 2010,
New Bern celebrated its 300 year anniversary.
"When I left New Bern at age 15, New Bern was segregated. I was invited to sing at the Jazz and Blues
Festival so it was an opportunity to see family. My mother and her two sisters sang with big
bands as a trio when I was a kid so music is a part of my family," commented
the singer. "What was stellar about my
returning to sing at the Festival in 2004 was that I played to a mixed audience
of both black and white. At the first
concert I did in 2002, maybe just 2 whites attended. Change comes about slowly. However, in 2004, I was approached by a white
town leader who wanted to bring whites to the festival because he felt Caucasian
town members would enjoy it. So he raised
the money, brought in and involved the white community. As it turned out, the white folks actually
did enjoy the occasion. I think it was
an event that marked history in the town," stated Jann who appears at The Garage
located on 7th Avenue South and Christopher Street in Manhattan with
Lou Caputo's Not So Big Band. Her next
appearance will be on Tuesday, March 8, and then every third Tuesday beginning
in April.
her career, Ms. Parker has appeared with several jazz luminaries including the
late great Leon Thomas. She appeared at the
Brooklyn Academy of Music (BAM) with Randy Weston wherein she sang his music
entitled "African Lady" which encompassed arrangements by Melba Liston and
lyrics by Langston Hughes. She has also
performed with vocalist and hard bob and soul-jazz drummer Grady Tate. Ms. Parker has worked with the Bob Cunningham
Trio as a featured vocalist and with the Larry Ridley Jazz Legacy Ensemble,
Spirit of Life Ensemble, Ron Anderson's Versatile, The Harlem Renaissance
Orchestra and in clubs like Sweet Basils, Greene Street Café, West Bank Café,
St Peter's Church, the Rainbow Room, and the New Cotton Club among others.
Jann not
only sings but whenever inspired she puts pen to paper and writes lyrics. "Anthony Branker wrote music to a song called
"Paris in April." We all know the song
"April in Paris," so I asked him about his song. He told me it was based around his loving
daughter Paris who was born in April. He
described her as a warm and loving person who was a great light in the lives of
people around her. After listening to
him talk about his daughter I was inspired to write the lyrics to his song."
Parker determines her songbook or eclectic musical repertoire she sometimes chooses
her songs via subject or how she feels at the time. "I go with my gut or go with a subject. Love is always a good subject matter. I might choose Ellington or Cole Porter and
then put my own spin on it. Then again,
I might select from the American Songbook but of course it's always about the
jazz musicians' take on the particular song.
Once I get on stage and see the audience, I might change my selection
based on the spirit in the room. If
audience members make a request and I know the song, I might even include the
requested song," commented Jann.
Jann claims
she works with some of the best musicians in the business which includes her
own band members: pianist Aaron Graves, drummer Dion Parson, bassist Marcus
McLaurine, and alto Mark Gross.
parties can obtain Jann Parker's CDs "Masterpieces" and "Voicings" at www.cdbaby.com
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- 25hours Hotel Langstrasse
After the opening of 25hours Hotel Zurich West, the second house of the hotel group opened its doors on 1 April, 2017.
- 25hours Hotel Zürich West
The hotel lobby with its central bar is a bustling market place for hotel guests, locals and the district's hipster crowd alike.
- 2punkt2
If you love retro & vintage objects, 2punkt2 is a must.
- 32er
The famous line, that connects the Kreis 4 and 5 district.
- Aargauerhof
What used to be a local dive has been transformed into a bright and cheerful restaurant.
- Amok Männermodedesign
Fashions to suit men of any age – made in Switzerland.
- Andrea Hinnen
Andrea Hinnen lives and breathes textile design!
- Anne-Martine Perriard
This is fabrication maison at its best.
- Asandri Studio
The two globetrotter's keen sense for aesthetics radiates from each & every object in their studio.
- Atelier Weststrasse
Go Weststrasse is what creatives from the city on the Limmat had in mind when they combined the stuff that hits are made of under one roof.
- Bäckeranlage
There's no nicer way to spend Sunday afternoon than on the Bäckeranlage.
- Balboa
Balboa is not your typical gym; Balboa is a movement.
- Basman
You enter into the heart of the Basman family with all your senses.
- Bebek
The main reason punters flock to the Kalkbreite is the choice of moderately priced and mouth-watering specialities.
Beetnut is the first plant-based restaurant in Switzerland.
- Beige
Beige is always in season, this concept is the credo behind all designs by Manuela Helg and Karin Maurer.
- Bliss Modern Antiques
Bliss stocks a generous 150 square metres of furniture, lamps and living accessories with a strong hint of nostalgia.
- Bloomer
Bloomer makes women and men who love comfortable and wearable fashion blossom!
- Bogen F
Old walls, bands from all corners of the globe, an audience that appreciates an exquisite music program in a special ambiance.
- Bord
The combination of timeless classics and fresh young design creates that special energy of Bord.
- Boutique Landesmuseum Zurich
Creative, cult, and the curious:
- Buchhandlung Sec52
Sec52 is a paradise of the printed word and a desert island for stranded readers.
- Cabinet
A trusted address for Zurich's fashion & design aficionados.
- Café du Bonheur
Café du Bonheur is a boulevard café the likes of which the city on the Limmat has never seen before.
- Café Noir
If there were a prize for Zurich's best café, this place would be in the running.
- Calvados
Calvados is a sports bar, summer terrace, taproom, and the place to meet up for an apéro – or go disco dancing now and then all in one.
- Canzoniere
Canzoniere is Italian for a collection of sonnets and canzones, and this songbook of a restaurant is an uplifting hymn of genuine hospitality.
- Cassare
This new concept store is focused entirely on African Living – with all its color and diversity.
- Cinchona Bar
The Cinchona Bar at 25hours Hotel in Langstrasse is the perfect place to get away from it all.
- Claudia Güdel
Claudia Güdel takes time for timeless designs.
- Cloud8
You are on Cloud8 as soon as you walk into Claudia Stebler's lovely shop for partner and wedding rings made of ecological gold.
- Coming Soon
Sooner or later, the destination of anyone who loves Vietnamese cuisine definitely has to be the restaurant Coming Soon.
- Coté West Living
The individual living style alive and kicking at Coté West never ceases to surprise.
- Dardy Candy Cat Vintage
Everything from classic to sexy and even retro fashion for brave fashionistas of every gender.
- Deflorin & Brun
Claudia Deflorin and Bruno Strüby design and tailor collections for men and women in their studio-cum-store.
- Dieng.Stilfrage
In the small space of her store, Kathrin Dieng and her team convey something far removed from our established ideas of fashion.
- Dings
Dings offers fashionistas a wide choice of clothes, shoes, bags and accessories from well-known labels as well as hot tips beyond the mainstream.
- Dottis
Waiting to be discovered by women with style and taste at Dotti's Lovely Vintage + Labels are more than 40 different brands.
- Duplikat Buch & Papier
Alone the verve, in our digital age, to go against the grain and open an analogue book and stationary store.
- EGO Movement
The name of the new velo for the It-crowd is E-Bike.
- Einzigart
"Einzigart – selected design" gives you things you fall in love with because they're the way they should be.
- El Pimpi
El Pimpi is the kind of familiar restaurant that lives and breathes the art of being a good neighbour.
- Elfe 11
These functional pieces are created to seamlessly bring a bit of elegance into every day and that special occasion.
- Erfolg
There are items of clothing we all need for every day and that see us through hot and cold days alike.
- Europaallee
Zurich's newest hotspot!
- Fabienne Morel
From jewellery to silk scarves and home accessories or even colourfully patterned fashion.
- Fabrikat
Awaiting customers at the incredibly beautiful Fabrikat shop are handcrafted products with timeless splendor.
- Feinraus
City lifestyle, stylish understatement and sustainable values go hand in hand at Feinraus.
- Fiona-K
The studio of Fiona-K is an eclectic potpourri of creations full of imagination.
- Freitag F-abric Store
The FREITAG store located on Grüngasse 21 is the first that doesn't smell a bit like tarps.
- Freitag Flagship Store
A skyscraper of a slightly different kind and one of Zurich's top attractions.
- Friedhof Sihlfeld
Wherever people live, they unfortunately also pass away.
- Gartenhof
Gartenhof with its spacious summer garden has got to be one of the most beautiful open-air restaurants in town.
- Gelateria di Berna
The Swiss capital of all ice cream parlours has been at home at Brupbacherplatz since 2017.
- Hardhof
Hardhof at Albisriederplatz is famous for their good old Swiss favourites.
- Helvetiaplatz
At first sight, it looks grey, cold and forbidding – in stark contrast to the otherwise madly colourful Kreis 4 district.
- Hermans Wohnzimmer
Home away from home in Zurich's Chreis Cheib district.
- Hermanseck
Why go elsewhere when some of the best food available is just around the corner.
- Honig Kuchen
A charming neighbourhood shop.
- Hotel Bar
Only that this bar does not have a hotel to go with it.
- Houdini Kino/Bar
If you have a burning passion for captivating cinema, then you have to pay a visit to this film palace.
- Ida Gut
As a pioneer of the vibrant Zurich fashion scene, Ida Gut creates unmistakable clothing with style for everyday.
- Idaplatz
The place to be in Kreis 3 is Idaplatz.
- Im Viadukt
Even though local and long-distance trains roll atop this shopping mile at cyberpeed, nobody will ever be left out at Im Viadukt.
- J.B. Labat
The focus isn't on the amber nectar so much as on rare and valuable spirits.
A creative and uncomplicated cuisine focused on local & sustainable products.
- John Baker
Bread made by John Baker is the finest, most crispy, freshest, most lovingly baked all over town.
- Josefwiese
An oasis at the heart of the Kreis 5 district.
- Kafi fürDich
Here at this uncomplicated, laid-back oasis of wellbeing in the Kreis 4 district, everyone's welcome – just no stress, please.
- Kari Kari
At Kari Kari, sustainability is not an empty sales promise.
- Kästners Söhne
Furniture designed to last for years.
- KAZU Atelier & Store
Her clientele loves her bold interpretations of traditional Japanese designs.
- Kenner Herrenausstatter
Kenner is the men's outfitter with everything a man needs to make an elegant appearance.
- Kevin In The Woods
Kevin In The Woods combines practicality and style whatever the weather.
- Kitchener
A multifaceted selection from timeless fashion to Japanese ceramic and from playful to functional.
- Kokoro
Japanese cuisine is far more than just sushi and sashimi.
- Kommod
Alongside its own label, Kommod carries other collections manufactured fairly in its assortment, including clothing for toddlers.
- Kosmos
Kosmos is not only a universe of culinary delights but also of high culture – from greater arthouse cinema in six theatres to podium discussions and even exhibitions.
- Lilys Factory
The Asian cuisine served here since 2015 is just plain & simple:
- Lilys Original
Lily's has been Zurich's pioneer when it comes to down-to-earth Asian cuisine since 1999.
- Lost & Found
Lost & Found accessoires is a wonderful place to lose yourself.
- Löwenbräuareal
Once a brewery, today a hotspot for contemporary art.
- Lux Plus
Specialised in rarities from the archives of luxury labels.
- Maison Blunt
The right environment to smoke a water pipe, eat a couscous, and drink some marvellously fresh mint tea.
- Making Little Things
Fashion for the little ones.
- Making Things Women
A carefully selected product mix of fairly produced clothing and original accessories from Swiss or international labels.
- Manu Propria
The store offers a range of fashionable, yet classically timeless glasses to suit any taste or face.
- Markant
Striking fashion for fashion-conscious men with character.
- Memorie
An almost endless selection of design classics from the 20th century.
- Minimöbl
Minimöbl makes a kid's room fun!
- Möbel Zürich
A mecca for fans of vintage furniture.
- Mooris Studio Zürich
At Mooris, living is more than just a word. Mooris Blog
- Morgarten
The Battle of Morgarten takes a peaceful turn here, and if there were any kind of quarrel at the Morgarten Bar, it would be in the kitchen – but only over the best recipes.
- Museum für Gestaltung Zürich
Discover high-quality design items with scarcity value and a carefully selected choice of design classics.
- Mykita
Handcrafted spectacles made of state-of-the-art materials.
- Nico Heilmann Lichtobjekte
At his studio and showroom, lighting and industrial designer Nico Heilmann channels all his passion into the creation of lighting elements.
- Norkind
Product designers Domenic and Dorothée have created a world full of unique and fascinating objects.
- Obbjekt
This store is a treasure-trove of furniture that lives and breathes history.
- Olé Olé Bar
Stepping out until deep into the night, evening for evening, is a unique blend of happy guests.
- Pfingstweidpark
A public, open green space that includes a pavilion and playground.
- Projekt Ponicanova
Textile designer Zuzana Ponicanova has a passion for materials and creates nonconformist clothing.
- Qwstion Store
Qwstion's bags are cleverly camouflaged rucksacks that are rugged and adaptable to see urbanite multitaskers.
- RecRec
If RecRec were at home in New York, it would be a magnet for music buffs worldwide.
- Reseda
There's no warehouse; all furniture is made to order.
- Restaurant Markthalle
Market-fresh cuisine is literally what it's all about here.
- Restaurant Viadukt
At Restaurant Viadukt the focus is on light, innovative and naturally seasonal cuisine.
- Riffraff
Riffraff has four screens, a bistro and an edgy bar.
- Risa
Young hatter Julian Huber revived Switzerland's last hat manufacturer Risa, founded in 1919.
- Ristorante Italia
A restaurant that always welcomes you just like the first time and that feels like a home away from home.
- Salon
Salon, the reinterpreted, modern and tastefully designed bistro with French flair.
- Santo
Home cooking like at Nonna's!
- Saus&Braus
It doesn't take much for smart shoppers to live in luxury – this wonderfully curated shop with products and gifts galore is more than enough.
- Schuh-Café
High-quality niche products that are well worth discovering.
- Si o No
The place where the neighbourhood gets together.
- Sibler
This very special store for household goods is known for its high-quality products.
- Simpelthen
Simpelthen stands for lifestyle with a Scandinavian touch.
- Sirup
Resins get your creativity flowing and at Patricia Gottet's, they come in all shapes and sizes.
- So
Pizza and salad never tasted so good!
- Sogar Theater
It may be small, but you'd need to look long and hard to find a theatre company as big on performance as this one.
- Solutionpool
Here, indestructible Swiss design icons are offered second-hand in all shapes and colours.
- Stadtbad
Feel like getting away from everyday stress for a little blissful relaxation?
- Street-Files Studio
Nothing's as inspiring as fashion straight from the streets.
- Street-Files Viadukt
Inspired by the team's favourite cities, Street-Files relies on timeless, no-frills looks from avant-garde brands.
- Svitalia, Design, And
Svitalia stands for the design and manufacture of high-quality designer products such as furniture and fittings.
- Tarzan
It's all over the bush telegraph that Tarzan does his own collection in 100% organically cultivated and certified cotton.
- Tenz
Gourmets from all walks of life have been flocking to the new location of this congenial young crew of restaurateurs at Lochergut who are all addicted to one thing — Momos.
- The Chair
The Chair is a furniture store that focuses on the centrepiece of any room designed for relaxation — Chairs.
- The Gloss
To this day, the street style shop continues to flex its trendsetter qualities with its handpicked assortment.
- Ting
A world of wonders that is chock full of beautifully crafted things dedicated to nordic design.
- Unterführung
If you set out to walk from the Kreis 4 district to the Kreis 5 district, you'll normally have to go below ground.
- Urne.ch Cosmicball Collection
The unique urn studio with a showroom in Zurich.
- ViCafe
The aroma of freshly ground coffee from ViCafe's very own roaster gets everybody's juices flowing.
- Visitor
Nowhere in Zürich will you feel the passion of surfing more directly than here.
- Volkshaus
As its name suggests, the "House of the People" is a cosmopolitan venue where people come to see and be seen.
- Wood Factory
The Wood Factory is a veritable treasure-trove for individualists with an eye for real craftsmanship.
- Xenix und Kanzleiflohmarkt
In summer, particularly, the Kanzlei grounds swarm with a very mixed bunch of individuals.
- Xilobis
With its modular furnishing system, Xilobis has entered the upper reaches of the design world.
- Yooji's Josef
On this menu alongside daily fresh sushi and sashimi are also Asian soups, salads and snacks or even the Hawaiian brother of sushi — poké.
- Yu-An
Some already say – only months after its opening – that Yu-An is the best Japanese restaurant in town.
- Zämä
A shop-slash-studio all about an intensive exchange with designers.
- Zum guten Glück
The perfect refreshments to go with this new art de vivre are the savoury pancakes or the waffles that are famous all over town.
Josefstrasse 10
Tue–Fri 12.00–19.00
Beige is always in season! This concept is the credo behind all designs by Manuela Helg and Karin Maurer. Their creations captivate with unconventional graphic patterns and a pinch of glamour. All pieces are designed by the proprietors in Zurich and manufactured exclusively with traditional knitting techniques – by the way, not only for women but also for men who prefer sporty fashion with a soft touch. Which is why Beige has been an ongoing success story for 20 years – made in Switzerland.
Josefstrasse 10
8005 Zürich
Tue–Fri 12.00–19.00
Sat 11.00–17.00
VBZ stop: Museum für Gestaltung, Tram/Bus No.: 4, 13, 17
Beige is always in season! This concept is the credo behind all designs by Manuela Helg and Karin Maurer. Their creations captivate with unconventional graphic patterns and a pinch of glamour. All pieces are designed by the proprietors in Zurich and manufactured exclusively with traditional knitting techniques – by the way, not only for women but also for men who prefer sporty fashion with a soft touch. Which is why Beige has been an ongoing success story for 20 years – made in Switzerland.


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Athol Estes Porter Autograph book
Description: Autograph album belonging to Athol Estes, includes 10-line two stanza poem. First letters of first five lines acrostically spell Athol (first letters of lines) and Estes (last letters of lines). Signed "W.S.P."
Date: September 25, 1885
Creator: Henry, O., 1862-1910
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