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New Orleans R&B outfit Sugar Boy and His Cane Cutters emerged in 1953 from the remnants of the Sha-Weez, formed three years earlier on the campus of the Crescent City's Booker T. Washington High School. According to Marv Goldberg's profile in the September 1977 issue of Yesterday's Memories, the Sha-Weez were led by James "Sugar Boy" Crawford on piano and vocals and Edgar "Big Boy" Myles on trombone and vocals, their odd name derived from their theme song, bandmate Nolan Blackwell's instrumental "Cha-Paka-Sha-Wees," which roughly translates from the Creole "We are not raccoons." During an appearance on local radio, they were introduced as the "'Cha-Paka-Sha-Wees' musicians," and the moniker stuck. Producer Dave Bartholomew signed the Sha-Weez to New Orleans imprint Aladdin Records in late 1952, helming their debut session at Cosimo Matassa's legendary J&M Studios. Crawford was slated to sing lead vocal, but a previous live performance left his voice so strained that "Big Boy" Myles stepped to the fore instead. "No One to Love Me" appeared at year's end, becoming a local hit and earning the group live appearances throughout the Gulf Coast region. Still, Aladdin resisted releasing the remaining material from the Sha-Weez's J&M session, nor did the label book another studio date -- the group nevertheless remained under contract to the label, but in late 1953 Crawford and Myles began recording for Chess, recruiting guitarist Billy Tate, bassist Frank Fields, tenor saxophonist Leroy "Batman" Rankins, and drummer Chester Jones to form Sugar Boy and His Cane Cutters. Their Chess debut, "I Don't Know What I'll Do," was the label's first release cut in New Orleans, and enjoyed strong local airplay. The follow-up, "Jock-a-Mo," appeared in early 1954 and also proved a regional favorite. A decade later, the Dixie Cups recut the song as "Iko Iko," one of the most popular and enduring Crescent City R&B records ever made. The third Sugar Boy and His Cane Cutters single, "I Bowed on My Knees," earned the group a residency at the Baton Rouge nightspot the Carousel Club, but brought an end to their Chess affiliation, leaving more than a dozen unreleased sides on the shelf. Myles left the lineup in 1955 to join Li'l Millet and His Creoles, and soon after, Crawford dissolved the Cane Cutters to mount a solo career. ~ Jason Ankeny, Rovi
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This all means that EVs bought in the San Joaquin Valley will be $13,000 cheaper than their list price. This means that a car like the Mitsubishi i-MiEV, which used to cost $30,000, now is around the $17,000 mark. These excellent incentives have made California the home for more than one third of all plug-in vehicles in the US - an impressive feat, and with excellent initiatives like the one described here, the only way is up, according to CBS.
We really hope that other states (and not only those of the US) take note and start offering substantial incentives for EV buyers, because it is the only way to offset their very high acquisition price. It is already working well in California, so why is not adopted to the same extent anywhere else - there are plenty of very polluted cities around the world which would need such a program.
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Note that these are the maximum you receive is based on your tax liabilities. If you do not owe the government at least 13K in taxes than you will NOT receive the full amount of the incentives
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Incorrect Ryan. $7500 is a federal tax credit, the other $3000 and $2500 are local rebates. If you don't pay more than $7500 in taxes then lease the Leaf. That $7500 is paid to the lease company and used as capital reduction. This makes it possible to lease a Leaf for $99 a month with $3000 down or $199 a month with nothing down. If your paying more than $200 a month in gas, you can make the lease payment on the Leaf and pay for the electricity. That's right, more then $200 a month in gas, new net-free car.


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in the thread Who Would You Interview? Nominate now!After reading part of his book, 'In the Bubble' on Google Scholar, I immediately bought it and have read it many times since. he talks about connecting communities, designing a way towards a truly sustainable future, designing for people and society, and relying on people - not stuff. He has been involved in many social projects and he's been a real inspiration to me.
My question would be: How does industrial design fit comfortably in a world that needs less stuff? We can reduce the impact that stuff makes, and we can raise awareness of the impact we make, even try to design our way back to a sustained Earth, but at the end of the day, it's the boss who decides that what the world needs is another range of useless food packaging, or another novelty roof decoration for Christmas.
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Beckhams forced to deny 'split' following internet rumours
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A Twitter posting claiming David and Victoria Beckham were about to split has forced the couple's representatives to deny the rumour.
Frank PR managing director Andrew Bloch posted this on the social networking site: 'I am hearing from a number of sources that Victoria and David Beckham are due to announce their separation in a few hours.'
But the A-list couple's publicists moved swiftly to deny the claims dismissing them as 'nonsense'.
Not splitting any time soon: David and Victoria Beckham's representatives have denied they are planning to split
Simon Oliviera, David Beckham's long-time publicist, then tweeted Bloch saying: 'Didn't know you were the new Perez Hilton. I think I would be aware of that, utter nonsense.
'Have a word with your sources.'
Bloch, who has since pointed out that his posting was personal, not work-related, later updated his Twitter page to say: 'I have confirmation direct from Team Beckham that the separation rumour is "utter nonsense". Very good news indeed.'
But the damage was already done, with several websites and blogs repeating the rumour.
Bloch told the Daily Mail tonight: 'I was just re-tweeting what everyone else had been saying, when all of a sudden I got a message from my friend Simon Oliviera saying it was rubbish.
'I was more than pleased to put up a denial. I am so sorry for any problems that were caused.
'This really does go to show just how fast a Twitter rumour can spread - and the power of Twitter.'
Premature: The posting on Twitter which started the rumours of the Beckhams splitting up, and the clarification update
A spokesman for David Beckham, who is currently in South Africa in an advisory role with the England football team. told Mail Online: 'The rumours are utter rubbish and not worth your time.'
And Victoria's spokeswoman said: 'It is simply not true, there is no statement and no split, it's all just nonsense.'
While Victoria was today on a photoshoot, a source close to the singer-turned-fashion designer told the Mail: 'Victoria knows nothing about this yet. It is all so ridiculous.'
The former England football captain and ex-Spice Girl wed in July 1999 and have three children together - Brooklyn Joseph, 11, Romeo James, seven, and Cruz David, five.
The couple have weathered some difficult times after it was alleged Beckham had an affair with his former PA, Rebecca Loos, in 2004.
We are family: Victoria and David Beckham with their sons Cruz and Romeo at the Jonas Brothers concert in Los Angeles last month
Beckham and Victoria have not been seen together since they attended a Jonas brothers concert together in Los Angeles with their children in May.
Together, they have created 'Brand Beckham', with advertising and sponsorship deals and product endorsements contributing to their joint fortune, which was last year estimated to have reached £125million.
While Beckham was previously considered to be the most successful one in the marriage, Victoria has made a name for herself as a fashion designer - with her sophisticated clothes worn by celebrities including Elle Macpherson, Leighton Meester and Emma Bunton.
'Brand Beckham': The couple posed together for a photoshoot for Emporio Armani underwear in 2009. Their joint fortune is estimated to be £125million
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Inside Llewyn Davis
"Inside Llewyn Davis" is the most satisfyingly diabolical cinematic structure that the Coens have ever contrived, and that's just one reason that I suspect it…
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This film charts the small humiliations a teen girls suffers as she navigates the world of sex, and how they start to accumulate.
"The Ballad of Narayama" is a Japanese film of great beauty and elegant artifice, telling a story of startling cruelty. What a space it opens…
Patrice Leconte's "Monsieur Hire" is a tragedy about loneliness and erotomania, told about two solitary people who have nothing else in common. It involves a…
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Steve James of Kartemquin Films ("Hoop Dreams") is working on a documentary about Roger based on his memoir "Life Itself."
Gerardo Valero sees the potential for a good remake in "Escape from New York."
Pablo Villaça offers his perspective on "The Great Beauty."
Gerardo Valero sees the potential for a good remake in "Escape from New York."
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Our Far-Flung Correspondents are cinephiles from all over the world, hand-picked by Roger Ebert to write about movies from their unique international perspectives. They include contributors from (alphabetically) Brazil, Canada, Egypt, India, Great Britain, Mexico, the Philippines, South Korea, Turkey and the U.S. They converge every year at Ebertfest.
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"The human face is the great subject of the cinema. Everything is there." - Ingmar Bergman
The craggy complexion. The stately ovate chin. Those thin lips deceptively wrapped around that charming smile. That perfect nose. Those clear greenish-brown eyes. That squint.
One cannot discuss Clint Eastwood's iconic stature in film, without mentioning his face. There are others that have been as handsome (Newman), masculine (Gable), striking (Hitchcock), fearsome (Bronson), and symbolic (Wayne). But from a visual standpoint, none of them have been as instrumental as a filmmaking tool or signature. Most actors are cast to fill in a character from the inside out, building an individual based on the personal. But Eastwood himself is a form. An absent presence whose persona is filled primarily by the film's themes and ideas.
Clint Eastwood's "Side View" profile is probably the most recognizable visage in cinema. On the one hand, it is the picture of a supremely good-looking and rugged individual. On the other, it is the quintessential outline of a man's man, whatever that ideal might be: a tool that Eastwood uses to better effect than any actor could or would ever dare to try.
The first true film in which Eastwood's profile became noticeable was in Sergio Leone's "A Fistful of Dollars". On casting him Leone said, "I looked at him and I didn't see any character... just a physical figure." In that sense, Eastwood might have been the perfect choice for the film. With Leone's penchant for extreme close-ups of his characters' faces, often exposed to the extreme heat of the desert, Eastwood's rough complexion would reflect the barrenness of his environment. His "Hollywood" looks amongst his often less-than-handsome Italian co-stars would only further enhance his visual uniqueness.
With the succeeding "For a Few Dollars More" and "The Good, the Bad and the Ugly," Clint Eastwood in a cowboy hat would become the image of the Western Anti-Hero: unpredictable in his actions, but always of noble intent. It would be the template that would follow him for most of his career. This profile would be passed from Sergio Leone's "man with no name," to Don Siegel's Dirty Harry.
But Siegel didn't merely carry on the tradition. He also introduced to Eastwood another artist who would help shape Clint's persona: Bruce Surtees, the renowned cinematographer called the 'Prince of Darkness' in professional circles. Eastwood had strong directorial inclinations by this time. And with his founding of Malpaso Productions, further collaborations with Siegel and Surtees made them grow closer, personally and artistically.
Bruce Surtees's refined use of shadow was perfect for Eastwood's profile. With Surtees's lighting expertise, Clint's characters, often half-covered in black, suddenly had the additional qualities of menace ("Dirty Harry," "High Plains Drifter"), disrepute ("Tightrope"), secrecy ("Firefox") and struggle ("The Outlaw Josey Wales," "Honkytonk Man").
Clint clearly learned much from Surtees, as he applied the same techniques to his subsequent films. Who can forget Maggie and Frankie's conversation about her pet dog while driving beneath dancing lights in "Million Dollar Baby?" Sgt. Tom Highway's silhouette while leading a platoon in "Heartbreak Ridge?" The ominous shadows enveloping Will Munny in "Unforgiven?" Sometimes Eastwood used his profile in unexpected roles, such as the sleek fighter pilot Mitchell Gant in "Firefox," or as the overage astronaut Frank Corvin in "Space Cowboys." Other times he used it as emotional "filler" for a sparse storyline, embodying it with great pathos despite an economy of style or feeling elsewhere in the movie ("Escape From Alcatraz").
Great actors are remarkable in their ability to embody characters that we recognize and believe, simply by looking in our direction. But Clint Eastwood's face is in a class by itself; astonishing in its capability to serve as both character and cinematic imprint, simply by looking away.
Credits: Thanks to Donald G. Carder (@theangrymick) and Senses of Cinema (@SensesOfCinema) for additional research material.
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There's no more worthy cause than the Design Trust for Public Space, which is why Interior Design signed on as the first-ever media sponsor of the organization's annual benefit auction in New York. The event raised $230,000, with $14,000 of that coming from the winning bid for a commissioned portrait by William Wegman.
The event's chair, Interior Design Hall of Fame member Kitty Hawks, and husband Lawrence Lederman.
Joan Michaels of 2 Michaels, furniture dealer Larry Weinberg, 2 Michaels's Jayne Michaels, Interior Design editor in chief Cindy Allen, jewelry designer Monica Castiglioni, and attorney Todd Pickard.
The studio of Rafael Viñoly Architects, transformed for the silent auction.
Design Trust executive director Deborah Marton and the event's planner, Deborah Strafella.
Maharam's Stephen Maharam, Design Trust founder and board president Andrea Woodner, professor Allison Kavey, and Design Trust development director Lawrence Horne.
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The evening's guests of honor, Robert Bristow and Roberto Dutesco.
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The breakfast at San Francisco's Palace Hotel.
A very pleased Stanley Abercrombie, honorary IIDA.
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Archaeological claims that King David's palace was discovered may be overstated, prof says
The Israelite period gate, pictured here, provided defense for the city currently identified by the modern name, Khirbet Qeiyafa. Just across the Elah Valley, to the low, is a low, brown mound identified as the biblical city of Socoh. During their showdown with the Israelites (1 Sam. 17) the Bible states that the Philistines camped between Socoh and Azekah. Photo by Gary D. Myers.
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A second Israelite gate at Khirbet Qeiyafa provides an excellent view of the ancient site identified as Azekah (the highest hill in the background). During their showdown with the Israelites (1 Sam. 17) the Bible states that the Philistines camped between Socoh and Azekah. Photo by Gary D. Myers.
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Remains of the massive, stone city wall at Khirbet Qeiyafa illustrates the type of fortifications that were common during the time of David. Photo by Gary D. Myers.
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In the foreground are the ancient walls of Khirbet Qeiyafa, in the distance, just right of center, is a low, brown mound identified as the biblical city of Socoh. Located just above the Elah Valley, is the site of current excavations which shed light on early Israel under King David. Near this location, the armies of Israelites and Philistines witnessed the defeat of Goliath by David. Photo by Gary D. Myers.
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JERUSALEM (BP) -- Archaeologists say they have uncovered the remains of King David's palace on the site of the biblical battle between David and Goliath, providing key evidence for understanding the origins of the kingdom of Judah.
Southern Baptist archeology professors cautioned against concluding the remains are David's actual palace, noting that the discovery in the least is a significant part of the Old Testament figure's kingdom.
While one main structure was identified as the palace, a corresponding structure is believed to have been a large storage facility for collecting taxes in the form of agricultural products.
"This is the only site in which organic material was found -- including olive seeds -- that can be carbon-14 dated" to David's era, the Israeli Antiquities Authority, which excavated the site with the Hebrew University of Jerusalem, told the Times of Israel newspaper.
Yossi Garfinkel and Saar Ganor, the leading researchers involved in the dig, said, "This is indisputable proof of the existence of a central authority in Judah during the time of King David."
Until this discovery, no palaces were clearly attributable to the early 10th century B.C., The Jerusalem Post reported July 18. The site, known in modern day as Khirbet Qeiyafa, likely was destroyed in battle against the Philistines in 980 B.C.
Evidence that the city came to an end in a sudden destruction, The Post said, includes hundreds of pottery vessels, stone utensils and metal objects left on the floors of houses.
Steven Ortiz, associate professor of archeology and biblical backgrounds and director of the Charles D. Tandy Institute for Archaeology at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, attended a celebration ceremony at the unveiling of the supposed palace site.
"It is an important site for the history of the Israelite monarchy," Ortiz told Baptist Press. "I think Dr. Garfinkel might be overstating the large building. It is indeed a very large building sitting on the acropolis, perfect for a public building.
"The site dates to the time of the Davidic monarchy. It is a bit of a stretch to say that it is David's palace," Ortiz said. "If David built a palace it would be in Jerusalem, as the biblical text implies, not in an outlying fortress city. It is best to state that Khirbet Qeiyafa was perhaps a city under the hegemony of the developing Davidic monarchy."
The site, known in the Bible as Shaarayim, is located about 18 miles southwest of Jerusalem, on the summit of a hill that borders the Elah Valley on the north, The Post said. Observers indicate it would have been a key strategic location in the kingdom of Judah.
Dan Warner, associate professor of Old Testament and archaeology at New Orleans Baptist Theological Seminary, told Baptist Press the excavation "has certainly set off some excitement in the archaeological community, and Professor Yossi Garfinkel's inferences have not been silenced."
"Garfinkel claims to have found a major Israelite settlement from the time of David, clearly suggesting that the Davidic kingdom was real and not fictitious as many liberal scholars claim," Warner said.
The discovery, he said, has "added a major building peg in the construction of a Davidic kingdom as the Bible states."
Warner noted some significant finds from the excavation.
"For one, is an inscription believed to be not Canaanite but early Hebrew. In fact, [Garfinkel] claims it is the earliest Hebrew inscription found anywhere to date," Warner said.
The pottery and structures found at the site date to the Davidic and Solomonic period, Warner said, and the absence of pig bones at the site serves as a key indicator of Israelite occupation.
Stephen J. Andrews, a professor of Old Testament, Hebrew and archaeology at Midwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, told Baptist Press the discovery contradicts the views of some assert that if David and Solomon even existed, they were only tribal chieftains who left no lasting impact.
There will be debate within the archaeological community on the exact function of the buildings and on their connection with David and his kingdom. But given the evidence of Qeiyafa's well planned fortified city and the carbon-14 dating pointing to the early Iron II period, Andrews said, it will be difficult to deny the existence of a central authority that deliberately built a fortified administrative center there, and, possibly other unexcavated Judean levels at other sites.
Because of the significance of the discovery, the Israel Antiquities Authority collaborated with the National Parks Authority in Israel to reject a proposal to build a new neighborhood close to the site, declaring the area and its surroundings a national park, The Post reported.
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