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Research projects should be designed to provide a foundation for subsequent, large-scale studies in humans, and where appropriate, the development of pilot human studies is encouraged. This does not exclude cell or animal studies that may make a significant contribution to the current body of knowledge about grapes and health, particularly in areas such as cancer or diseases associated with aging. For the 2008 CTGC Health Research Program, two different categories of funding are available in which to address proposals: A.) Grapes and Heart Health Grant, B.) Grapes and Health (General Grant). 45-10 Postdoctoral Fellowship Awards in the Early Detection of Cancer (ACS)The Canary Foundation, in partnership with the American Cancer Society, is extending its postdoctoral fellowship program focused on studies towards development of strategies for the early detection of cancer. Research should be directed at new approaches to improve clinical methods for the detection of primary tumors and/or metastases, including, but not limited to research focused in the following areas: Minimally invasive strategies for early detection; Biomarker identification or discovery; Imaging, including novel molecular imaging strategies; Segmentation of early stage disease according to prognosis. Deadline: Letters of Intent 1/16/2008; Applications 2/20/2008 45-11 Research Initiation Grants and Career Advancement Awards to Broaden Participation in Biology (RIG CAA BP) (NSF)With the goal of broadening participation to all biologists including members from groups under-represented in biology, the Directorate for Biological Sciences (BIO) at NSF offers two funding opportunities under this solicitation: 1) Research Initiation Grants (RIG) and 2) Career Advancement Awards (CAA). Currently, African Americans, Hispanics, Native Americans, Alaska Natives, and Native Hawaiians and other Pacific Islanders are under-represented in biology. These grants are intended to increase the diversity of researchers who apply for and receive BIO funding to 1) initiate research programs early in their careers and 2) advance their careers by adding new approaches or directions to their on-going research programs. By providing these funding opportunities, BIO intends to further broaden participation of biological researchers who share NSF's commitment to diversity in the following ways: Expand the population of role models who will interact with an increasingly diverse student population, the workforce of the future; Increase the number of scientists at minority serving institutions actively and competitively engaged in research as independent investigators, thereby creating new research opportunities for students in under-represented groups; and Fund biological research projects that use innovative ways to attract and retain members of under-represented groups to careers in biology. NSF 07-560 (Posted 4/27/07) INTERNATIONAL/MULTICULTURAL45-12 ArtsLink Projects (CEC)ArtsLink Projects supports U.S. artists, curators, presenters and arts organizations to undertake projects in Central Europe, Russia and Eurasia. 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My brother had this idea for a Alt Avatar for the Legionnaire, so i draw it for him according to his description.
if you guys like it you can vote it in the suggestion forum here ---> http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/sh...d.php?t=382191
so i kinda decide to draw alt avatars for Heroes in my free time and put them on the suggestion forum...so my next one is for Moraxus, so i did Centaur Moraxus
if you like it you can vote it here ----> http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/sh...d.php?t=384290
my 3rd alt suggestion which is for Maliken, i wanted to do something totally different and unique so i got as main point his transformation and i made him as a Half-Dragon Maliken
if you like it you can vote it here http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/showthread.php?t=386788\
my 4rth one will be for Aluna
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Armour has a hint of sci-fi, I like it, even suits Newerth's universe.
As for alt suggestions, you can post it here: http://forums.heroesofnewerth.com/fo...play.php?f=199
Wow, amazing! do you have deviantart?
e: fml, just saw it in your sig. following you
LOVE the centaur moraxus, I actually suggested a centaur moraxus skin for the alt avatar contest. Sadly it didnt win. It would've probably been implented if I had included your awesome concept art for him !
It's definitely possible if you know how to play well.
oh man, love it!
now one more great artist to watch out for
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thanks glad that you like it...this week i have more free time so i will pay more attention to the one that am working right now and is an alt suggestion for the Hero Maliken...which is kinda unusual idea.
Half-Dragon Maliken added
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Love the dragon maliken aswell. (I see you like axes)
It's definitely possible if you know how to play well.
throwing a giant boomerang Axe, now that would be fun
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Hey there, nice work . Try using references for things you're not too sure about, especially the horse part on the centaur and the legs on the anthro dragon seem rather wonky. I see you can do massively muscular male torsos and axes, for which you undoubtedly used examples and they're miles ahead from most of the other aspects of your art.
Also, nipples! I know they have little to no use on men, but don't forget to add them regardless! It really does add a touch of humanity.

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Heidi Klum and Tim Gunn just won the Emmy for outstanding reality host, but they may have some competition from the franchise's new leading lady, Alyssa Milano. After all, executive producer Harvey Weinstein did handpick her to be Project Runway All Stars' latest host.
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The designers are inspired by young innovative individuals who are making a difference. These people will join the designers in the runway show, along with guest judge Peter Som. watch
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Check out these highlights from Episode 7 (As Sewn on TV) of Project Runway All Stars Season 3 in which the designers design a red carpet gown that photographs as well as it looks for the QVC challenge.
Zanna Roberts Rassi gives an extended workroom critique for the QVC challenge to design a red carpet gown that photographs as well as it looks, from Episode 7 of Project Runway All Stars Season 3.
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Richard Move gives a larger than life performance as Martha Graham, the mother of Modern Dance, that traces its roots to the same NY club scene that produced Hedwig.
Richard Move gives a larger than life performance as Martha Graham, the mother of Modern Dance, that traces its roots to the same NY club scene that produced Hedwig. Graham's acknowledged genius remains on par with Stravinsky, Einstein, and Picasso. She was also a legendary eccentric who bristled with sexuality, anger, passion, and humor.
Allen plays Val Waxman, a one-time cinematic genius who's resorted to taking advertisement work to pay the bills for himself and his airhead live-in girlfriend, Lori (Debra Messing). Val finds his luck is about to change, however, when he receives the script for The City Never Sleeps, a period noir set against the backdrop of 1940s New York City. It seems his ex-wife, Ellie (Tea Leoni), now an executive at Galaxy Pictures, has been pulling for him to direct the picture, claiming he's the only man who can do justice to the script. She even manages to convince her boyfriend, Hal (Treat Williams), Galaxy's high-powered studio head, to take a chance on Val's "unique vision." Just when the cameras are ready to roll, however, Val finds that unique vision in jeopardy — literally — as he's struck with a psychosomatic case of blindness. When physicians and psychiatrists fail to cure him, Val contrives a scheme to forge ahead with the picture, for fear of blowing his one last chance at greatness.
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Six remaining designers are whisked away by helicopter to QVC's headquarters in Pennsylvania where they're challenged to design a stunning red carpet gown. Mondo Guerra, QVC's Lisa Robertson, and actress Elisabeth Moss are guest judges. Also available on Lifetime, Amazon Instant Video and VUDU
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When it comes to acting, Laura Linney knows no fear. She has embodied everyone from steely First Lady Abigail Adams in HBO's John Adams to FDR's mousy cousin/lover in the recent biopic Hyde Park on Hudson. But with her Golden Globe-winning performance on The Big C, she took on a seemingly impossible feat: making cancer funny.
Now the show is being put to rest with a four-episode finale, but neither Linney nor her character, Cathy, is going down quietly. Tonight's episode finds her struggling with chemotherapy — she wants to stop treatment so she can feel well enough to take care of her family and make sure they'll be strong enough to survive without her.
Soon after the show's fourth season wrapped, the 49-year-old three-time Emmy winner shared her thoughts about the end of Cathy's journey.
Project Runway crowned its second All-Stars champ Thursday night. In a typical all-stars twist to make the competition more difficult (and more torturous!) the remaining three designers only had four days to complete a full mini collection with as many (or few) pieces as they wished using a budget of $3,000.
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University responds to water boil advisory
Published: Thursday, October 11, 2012
Updated: Friday, October 12, 2012 19:10
A water advisory was issued for the East Bank of Orleans Parish on Monday, Oct. 8. A city press release said that the water plant suffered a momentary power loss at 8:30 a.m., lowering water pressure levels and possibly contaminating the water supply.
In a press release, sewerage and water board Executive Director Marcia St. Martin said they issued the advisory "with an abundance of caution to ensure their [customers'] health and safety."
On campus, Sodexo responded to the advisory with several measures. Ron Guillory, Sodexo's district manager, interviewed on Monday during the advisory, said that Sodexo's employees were doing their best to keep the Loyola community safe. This included eliminating access to any water supply where a student couldn't boil it, such as a water fountain or soda fountain.
The Orleans Room used all disposable utensils and did not have any drink machines open. Jazzman's café on the Broadway campus and the Smoothie King in
the Danna Center closed during the advisory.
Residential Life distributed water bottles in the dorm.
On Tulane, Freshens was just serving ice cream and Einstein Bros. Bagels was not serving freshly brewed coffee.
A statement from the New Orleans Department of Health said that the boil water advisory was lifted Tuesday afternoon and all water should be safe to drink.
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Art Deco LA
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Title Guarantee & Trust Building
- (213)624-7300 (Tourist Information)
- 411 W. 5th St.
- Los Angeles,CA90014
John and Donald Parkinson designed the notable Title Guarantee and Trust Company Building in 1930. It is one of the more interesting landmark buildings in the downtown Los Angeles area. The crown of the building is Gothic and the facade of the structure features fun zigzagged detailing. Don't neglect this quirky building when you tour important city architecture.
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Southern California Edison Building
- 601 W. 5th Street
- Los Angeles,California90014
Built in 1931, this Art Deco building was designed by James and David Allison. This building was once the home of the Southern California Edison company; now it provides office space for a variety of tenants. Notable features of the building include the two story lobby featuring over a dozen types of marble and a large mural by Hugo Ballin titled "The Apotheosis of Power." Other highlights include the stone friezes by Merrel Gage which are located above the octagonal entryway and depict light, energy, and hydroelectric power. The first three stories of this building are limestone, above that the edifice is clad with terra cotta tiles. The street-level shopping arcade was added in 1993.
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L.A. Central Library
- 213/228-7168
- visit website
- 630 W. 5th St
- Between Flower St. and Grand Ave
- Los Angeles,CA90071
This is one of L.A.'s early architectural achievements and the third-largest library in the United States. The city rallied to save the library when arson nearly destroyed it in 1986; the triumphant restoration has returned much of its original splendor. Working in the early 1920s, architect Bertram G. Goodhue employed the Egyptian motifs and materials popularized by the discovery of King Tut's tomb, and combined them with a more modern use of concrete block to great effect. Walking tours are the best way to explore this old beauty; they're led Monday through Friday at 12:30pm, Saturday at 11am and 2pm, and Sunday at 2pm. Warning: Parking in this area can involve a heroic effort. Try visiting on the weekend and using the Flower Street parking entrance; the library will validate your ticket, and you can escape for only $2.
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Oviatt Building
- (213) 624-7300
- 617 South Olive Street
- Los Angeles,CA90014
Walker and Eisen designed this building in 1928 for businessman James Oviatt and his men's store, Oviatt and Alexander. He had fallen in love with the new Art Deco style on his buying trips to Paris. Most of the fixtures, draperies, stairways, glass fixtures and carpets were made in Paris and then shipped to California. In recent years, architect Brenda Levin has beautifully restored the building. The men's shop is now the restaurant Cicada.
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Garfield Building
- 403 W. 8th St
- Los Angeles,California90014
This Art Deco building was completed in 1930. The architect was Claud Beelman; he is responsible also for a number of buildings from the same time period in downtown Los Angeles including the Eastern Columbia building. The building itself is a little plain but the lobby is quite formidable with black and purple marble with detailing in silver and gold leaf. The wrought iron entrance canopy and terrazzo sidewalk outside are also notable. The Garfield Building has been vacant since 1991.
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Ninth and Broadway Building
- 850 S. Broadway
- Los Angeles,California90014
Another Claud Beelman building, this one built in 1929. There is a lovely terra cotta grill above entryway and above the first story; the lobby is also worth checking out for the Art Deco detailing.
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Eastern Columbia Building
- visit website
- 849 S. Broadway
- Los Angeles,California90014
This building was designed by Claud Beelman and opened as a retail center for the Eastern Outfitting Company and Columbia Outfitting Company in 1930. The funding for this structure came from Adolph Sieroty, a polish immigrant who started a clock store which quickly grew into these large furniture and clothing businesses. The department stores here closed in 1957, after this the building was used for office space for half a century. In 2004 the Kor Group acquired the place; they renovated it into the current condominium space. This Art Deco masterpiece sheathed with turquoise terra cotta tile is one of the more lovely buildings in the downtown area.
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Los Angeles Times Headquarters
- +1 213 237 5000
- visit website
- 202 West First Street
- Los Angeles,CA90012
With a daily circulation of more than one million readers, the Los Angeles Times is by far the most popular newspaper in the Southland. Situated on the outskirts of downtown, the publication's headquarters is a massive building that was built in Modern style in 1935. The tour, which meets at the First Street entrance, is an educational trip through the entire publication process as well as a history of this storied American newspaper. Free tours of the original, historic plant are offered to the general public at 1:30p on Tuesdays and Thursdays. Groups of up to 20 can also schedule tours at 9:30a and 11a, as well as 1:30p Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays. The tours last about 45 minutes, and no children under the age of 10 are admitted. Tours must be reserved at least a week ahead of time. Tours of the actual printing plant are also available; call for details and tour times. Parking is always free at the Times garage, located at 213 South Spring Street.
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City Hall
- 213/485-2121
- visit website
- 200 N. Spring St
- Between 1st and Temple Sts
- Los Angeles,CA90012
Built in 1928, the 27-story Los Angeles City Hall was the tallest building in the city for more than 30 years. The structure's distinctive ziggurat tower was designed to resemble the Mausoleum at Halicarnassus, one of the seven wonders of the ancient world. The building has been featured in numerous films and television shows, but it is probably best known as the headquarters of the Daily Planet in the Superman TV series (or from Beverly Hills Cop, depending on your birth date). When it was built, City Hall was the sole exception to an ordinance outlawing buildings taller than 150 feet. While you're here, be sure to take the elevator to the rarely used 27th-floor Observation Deck -- on a clear day (yeah, right), you can see to Mount Wilson 15 miles away. Free docent-led tours are available at 10 and 11am Monday through Friday, and self-guided tours are available at other times. Call tel. 213/978-1995 for tour information.
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Union Station
- +1 800 266 6883
- visit website
- 800 N. Alameda St
- At Cesar E. Chavez Ave
- Los Angeles,CA90012
Union Station, completed in 1939, is one of the finest examples of California mission-style architecture and one of the last of America's great rail stations. It was built with the opulence and attention to detail that characterize 1930s WPA projects, such as its cathedral-like size and richly paneled ticket lobby and waiting area. When you're strolling through these grand historic halls, it's easy to imagine the glamorous movie stars who once boarded The City of Los Angeles and The Super Chief to journey back East during the glory days of rail travel; it's also easy to picture the many heartfelt reunions between returning soldiers and loved ones following the victorious end to World War II, in the station's heyday. Movies shot here include Bugsy, The Way We Were, and Blade Runner. There's always been a restaurant in the station; the latest to occupy this unusually beautiful setting is Traxx.
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Coca-Cola Building
- +1 213 746 5555
- visit website
- 1334 South Central Avenue
- Los Angeles,CA90021
Strongly reminiscent of an early 20th century ocean liner, this was indeed the intended effect of architect Robert V. Derrah. Consolidating five ordinary-looking industrial buildings, Derrah created a single structure with soothing streamlined forms, complete with hatch covers and portholes, and crowned by a flying bridge. There are also two giant replicas of Coke bottles flanking the building, which was once the company's headquarters. The interior of the building is not open to the public, but the exterior certainly warrants a visit.
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- (323) 981-2000
- visit website
- 2650 East Olympic Boulevard
- Los Angeles,CA90023
This historic Art Deco Sears building (listed in the National Historical Register of Historic places in 2006) is still a functional Sears store. In fact Sears recently signed a new 99-year lease on the front of the building. However, it remains a mystery what the remainder of the massive 1.8 million square feet building will be used for.
Built in 1927 as a store and regional distribution center for Sears, this place was used that capacity until 1991. At that point, Sears downsized its presence here to a retail storefront and sold the building. Since that time development of the site into a mixed use residential and retail center has been constantly under discussion. It remains unclear who will undertake the re-vitalization of this extremely large building. The site has lot going for it–it is right off the highway, immediately next to downtown L.A., and an important consumer outlet in the Boyle Heights neighborhood. The downside is so much capitol needed for a project of this size.
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The Wiltern
- 213/388-1400
- visit website
- 3790 Wilshire Blvd
- Off California St, Burbank
- Los Angeles,CA90010
According to a security guard, John Wayne and Redd Foxx once got into a fight here after Wayne refused to ride in the same limo as Foxx, who called the movie star a "redneck." Well, your NBC tour will probably be a bit more docile than that. The guided indoor walking tour includes a behind-the-scenes unstaged look at The Tonight Show with Jay Leno set; wardrobe, makeup, and set-building departments; and several sound studios. In fact, NBC is the only TV studio that offers the public a behind-the-scenes look at the inner workings of its television operation, and it's a lot less expensive than the competition's studio tours. Granted, it doesn't have the cachet of a major motion picture studio tour, but it's entertaining nonetheless.
Tours depart at the top of the hour Monday through Friday from 9am to 3pm, and tickets are sold at the Guest Relations Department (bring cash -- they don't take credit cards). Also, this is one of the few studio tours that doesn't have a minimum age requirement. Note: Before you make the drive to Burbank be sure to call the studio and make sure tours are being offered that day and aren't already sold out.
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Bullocks Wilshire Building
- +1 213 738 6700
- visit website
- 3050 Wilshire Boulevard
- Los Angeles,CA90010
During its heyday, this sprawling department store was dubbed the "Cathedral of Commerce." Opened in 1929, the Bullocks Wilshire Building was one of the most impressive consumer centers that the city had ever seen, an art deco masterpiece adorned with chrome, marble, leather and crystal. The building has since garnered a place on the National Register of Historic Places. It has now been restored and re-opened as the Law Library of the Southwestern Law School. The building is open to the public only periodically throughout the year; call the number listed below for recorded information on upcoming tours.
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Griffith Observatory
- 213/473-0800
- visit website
- 2800 E. Observatory Rd
- In Griffith Park, at the end of Vermont Ave
- Los Angeles,CA90027
Made world-famous in the film Rebel Without a Cause, Griffith Observatory's bronze domes have been Hollywood Hills landmarks since 1935. Closed for renovation for what seemed like forever, it finally reopened in November of 2006 after a $93-million overhaul. The central dome houses the 300-seat Samuel Oschin Planetarium, where hourly screenings of a narrated half-hour projection show called "Centered in the Universe" reveal the stars and planets that are hidden from the naked eye by the city's ubiquitous lights and smog.
The observatory also features 60 space-related exhibits designed to "sparkle your imagination," the highlight being the largest astronomically accurate image ever produced -- a 20*152-foot porcelain enamel dazzler that's cleverly called "The Big Picture." It supposedly encompasses a million galaxies, but I lost count after 11. There's also a new 200-seat Leonard Nimoy Event Horizon Theater (go Spock!), a Wolfgang Puck "Café at the End of the Universe," and several Zeiss and solar telescopes for public use both day and night.
Truth be told, most locals never actually go inside the observatory; they come to this spot on the south slope of Mount Hollywood for the unparalleled city views. On warm nights, with the lights twinkling below, this is one of the most romantic places in L.A.
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Pantages Theatre
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Constructed in 1929 in flamboyant art deco style, this marble and bronze theater was one of the most luxurious movie palaces during the golden years of Hollywood. The Academy Awards were held here between 1949 and 1959, when classics like "On The Waterfront" and "Singin' In The Rain" were awarded Oscars. Today, the theater is simply one of the best venues in the area to experience Broadway musicals and intimate concert performances. Plus, its amazing interior design, complete with huge chandeliers and vaulted ceilings, is still in prime condition after a renovation for the theater's 70th anniversary.
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- Los Angeles,CA90028
This theater was opened in 1922 after King Tut's tomb was discovered in Egypt on November 26, 1922, and Egyptian fever was gripping the nation. "Robin Hood", starring Douglas Fairbanks, was the first film to show at the Egyptian. A year later, "The Ten Commandments" had its premiere there. It was eventually sold to American Cinematheque, who restored it to its original glory. Besides screening classic films, new independent films and documentaries, it also occasionally rents out the theater for special events, such as the premiere of "The Prince of Egypt", which re-opened the theater.
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Crossroads of the World
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- Los Angeles,CA90028
This 1936 tower and outdoor complex was designed by Robert V. Derrah. This place was built as an outdoor shopping mall, with a central Streamline Moderne tower and center piece with additional buildings in Frech Provicial, Tudor, and Spanish Colonial styles. Now the place is populated by small offices and no longer features many retail establishments. The central 55 foot town topped by a rotating model of the earth remains a popular and compelling landmark; the Art Deco cruise-boat accents remain stylish even today. Another building by Robert V. Derrah is the downtown Streamline Coca-Cola building.
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- 8358 W Sunset Blvd
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- Los Angeles,CA90069
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Built in 1929, this hotel previously known as the Argyle, situated at the base of the Hollywood Hills, provides spectacular city views. The vast collection of film, books and Hollywood portraits at the hotel entices even the most casual observer to pause and browse. Join the ranks of Marilyn Monroe, John Wayne and others who have stayed here, and look around for familiar views from the many movies that were once filmed in this hotel. It is one of those spots where a sense of history clearly pervades the air. Valet parking is additional.
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O'Neill House
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El Rey Theatre
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- 5515 Wilshire Blvd
- Between La Brea and Fairfax
- Los Angeles,CA90036
Another restored relic of L.A.'s old Art Deco movie theaters, this small venue holds about 1,500 for such performers as Lucinda Williams and The Aquabats. It offers upstairs and downstairs views of the stage, but plan on standing all night as there are usually no seats available.
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Helms Furniture District
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- 8758 Venice Boulevard
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- Los Angeles,CA90034
This venue traces its beginnings back to the 1930s, when it started out as a humble bakery that shut shop in 1969. Now owned and transformed by Walter N. Marks Inc., the lot has emerged a premier shopping complex, with various retailers, including the huge HD Buttercup, two restaurants—Beacon and La Dijonaise—and a Jazz Bakery, no less! Visit this neighborhood landmark for a day of pleasant shopping. Hours and credit cards vary by store.
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Hotel Shangri-La
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A recent $30 million renovation has made this iconic Santa Monica hotel even more luxurious and impressive. Within walking distance of Santa Monica Pier, and a short drive from Rodeo drive, the Getty and Malibu, the Hotel Shangri-La is ideally located. Sweeping ocean views, a gourmet restaurant, an elevated pool and cabanas and a rooftop bar complete its "air of playful exclusivity."
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Casa del Mar
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Housed in a former 1920s Renaissance Revival beach club, this Art Deco stunner is a real dream of a resort hotel, equal in every respect to its sister resort, Shutters, located across the street . Which one you prefer depends on your personal sense of style. While Shutters is outfitted like a chic East Coast beach house, this impeccable, villa-like structure radiates period glamour. The building's U-shape awards ocean views to most of the guest rooms, which have summery, European-inspired decor plus abundant luxuries that include sumptuously dressed beds and big Italian marble bathrooms. Rooms are laid out for relaxation, not business, so travelers with work on their minds should stay elsewhere. Downstairs you'll find a big, elegant living room with ocean views, a stylish veranda lounge, and the Catch Restaurant, which has earned justifiable kudos for its beautiful setting, great service, and seasonal seafood.
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The Warner Grand Theatre located in San Pedro is placed in a magnificent art-deco building and is one of the last remaining theaters which have been left untouched. This opulent theater hosts the San Diego Opera and is rated as one of the best in the country. The building also plays host to a number of foreign film screenings and live performances. The venue is renowned for its musicals, jazz concerts, operas and orchestras.
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- 1126 Queen's Hwy
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- Los Angeles,CA90802
Long rumored to be haunted, the Queen Mary is a 1019 foot boat that has come to symbolize the city of Long Beach, just south of Los Angeles. The Queen Mary is a retired luxury liner bigger than the Titanic, though less tragic. It has been permanently moored in Long Beach Harbor since 1967 and gone through multiple tourist incarnations. Visitors to the Queen Mary can join a guided tour or book a room in the lower decks which have been converted into a hotel. The Queen Mary is visible from most of Long Beach and is the city's preeminent attraction. Films such as "The Poseidon Adventure" have profited from the Queen Mary's beautiful Art Deco design. Nearby attractions like the Aquarium of the Pacific ensure that a day in Long Beach is not to be missed.


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- AnonymousJanuary 27, 2013 at 11:51 AM
Some people are so uneducated and ignorant in this country! CSM Cheating??!! If Rikki Jai would have won everyone would have said he cheat! Yet he placed second, nobody wondering how the hell he made it that far? Raymond Ramnarine won and people still claiming he cheated....and the results were predetermined!!!! Apparently when he was performing many of you were not present to witness the crowd's reaction to his performance, the feedback that he got, no other performer received, and people still want to think he cheated, be real! people were calling him back after his performance! Maybe some of you don't visit a party that he performs at either, to experience the crowd's reaction to him and that is with no prize involved! Get real people!!!! If Raymond had sung Mary had a little lamb chutney style he would have still won.......... because he is a crowd pleaser, people love him! He doesn't walk around on cloud 9! Maybe you should have gotten people to vote for who you wanted to win, instead of complaining!!!!! And if you all have a problem with the artistes singing about being single, ent marriding again etc take a good look at this country, it is a reflection of our country. our value system is going down the drain, did you see some of the back up dancers yesterday, it was disgraceful, if i were a man i surely would want to remain single, not "marrid", or just be friends for the night! Hunter and Prophet shame on you!!!! Men seriously you would not have any of those women for wives!!! Their pants so short it stuck in their butts and they trying to pull it out......WHY? you wanted to wear that! So about the choices of songs, write something better, sing it and we would talk. At the end of the day Raymond Ramnarine is the CSM 2013 and people are just going to have to live with that!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteReplies- AnonymousJanuary 27, 2013 at 9:24 PM
Omg I wanna know the same thing How Ricki Jai reach so far that song is complete mess... And some of those performances could have been better... Congrats to Raymond only artist to move the crowd....
- AnonymousJanuary 28, 2013 at 4:43 PM
well done Raymond, you deserve it d rest of them just jealous
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 4, 2013 at 10:48 PM
every year after the results of a competition whether it be chutney soca monarch or soca monarch people always have a problem with the winner at the end of the day the person is already crowned the winner and there is nothing anyone of us can do about it
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 11, 2013 at 2:54 PM
the bacheloer still have to offer a rendition. he come too high. he sing real ta ta
ReplyDelete - AnonymousFebruary 24, 2013 at 12:10 PM
raymond is one bullaman, and how d fock rikki jai come 2nd? he sing one pack ah shit, ki sing shit too he lucky meh boi neval chaits save he ass else ki da settle for lass. Stinky shudda win
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Heejun is such a breath of fresh air... But Steven called it right- Heejun needs to take this more se4riously in order for him to be a real contender.
i dont think she should of gone but i understand they wanted to save there only save. i think what really hurt her was the constant new about her. idont think it was fair to the other contestants. ido think she has agreat voice. too bad though.
I think that it was rediculous that they cut erika i am beginning to think that american idol is all a joke they have it all figured out.I am very sad to see that erika is gone.
The save is being saved just in case america gives the boot to one of the real top three or four talents on the show. Examples would be Jessica, Colton, Hollie Cavanagh, and Elise Testone (a judge fav)
I do agree about Heejun's vocal ability, however,I feel for him being in his position right now that everyone wants him to vote off and yet he is still in the competition.I really wished that Heejun would be out by tonight but unfortunately he has to be in the competition one more week if not more. And I think judges have to take some responsibility on this part as well.
The problem with the voting is that it is 'teeny-boppers' who tweet,
text, and do continues e-mails after the show. The judges (try)to keep good talent but that's only 3 opinions. I enjoy Stephen,and JLO
but seems that Randy is trying too hard to be another Simon Cowell.
at first (audition week), i used to like heejun..but now i admit he is the worst contestant among the top ten..i can't understand why voters prefer heejun instead evp to go to next round..if i'm in america i'll vote for evp definetely..her voice is more beautiful and unique than heejun
how sad that EVP was lowest vote. Truly obvious that there needs to be a better system for keeping talent. HeeHun is a clown and thinks this is a comedy show. He is also disrespectful of what is said to him. As for DeAndre he has an okay voice but again not an IDOL. As for the judges, bring Simon Cowell back as he was honest and new great talent. Besides he was so much more interesting the JL and Randy. If it were not for Stephen Tyler the show would be a total bore. You cannot love everyone.
This absolutely ridiculous..I agree..I might just be watching The Voice from now on..at least they all are talented..We need to get rid of the voters that are only 14...they have no idea..that showed last week with Elise in the bottom 3..as far as JL and Randy..I think JL has fallen for the hair thrower..he doesnt have a voice that I would go listen to or buy any of his cd's..now EVP I hope we havent heard the last of her...Stupid judges
Another San Jaya episode, HeeHunn over EVP? Tyler got it right about HeeHunn, JL and Randy slammed him and they still didn't save EVP. Okay, the EVP was short votes, past experience has shown that could change. Who are they saving their votes for...HeeHun? The VOICE is more of a singing competition than AI. I thought Paula Abdul was poor judge, well JL and Randy need to go.........!


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Indianapolis Colts: 5 Early Winners and Losers of the Offseason
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The Indianapolis Colts are coming off of one of their worst seasons in franchise history; one that ended a decade-long dynasty and sparked a change of culture in Indianapolis.
Owner Jim Irsay got rid of not just the VP Bill Polian, but he cleaned house of the entire coaching staff and franchise player Peyton Manning.
We're still three months away from Week 1, but here are the winners and losers thus far in the Colts' offseason.
Winner: Colts Fans
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It's hard to say Colts fans are winners after coming off of a horrid season and losing everything they've grown accustomed to over the years
Every Colts fan wanted Jim Irsay's head after letting Peyton Manning go, but things may have worked out for the best. Andrew Luck and the Colts should be contenders for a very long time.
Look at some of the greatest franchises that had Hall of Fame quarterbacks. They still haven't been back to greatness after their legendary signal-caller exited stage right. The Colts got one immediately and could return to prominence in a couple of years.
Peyton Manning was great, but he had to do way too much as the Colts never really surrounded with him with the talent needed to win Super Bowls. I expect Luck to have better prospects to throw to with an improved running system and a stauncher defense.
Colts fans also struggled to get tickets to Lucas Oil Stadium as the waiting list was constantly over 10,000 people. Now that the stock is low, die-hard loyalists will hope to cash in before their team reaches Super Bowl aspirations once again.
Winner: Andrew Luck
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It's obvious why Andrew Luck is a winner. He's a No. 1 draft pick taking over a once dominate offense, but, like I stated in the previous slide, he will be given more weapons than his predecessor.
Manning had no running game or defense to help him out; the Colts had to rely on his right arm to pull out games. Colts owner Jim Irsay realized that didn't work in winning championships, so he changed direction and built more of a team around Luck.
If Luck really is the next Peyton Manning, then don't you think he would be better with a stronger defense and run game?
The Colts are not only adapting a running game, but they selected two tight ends in the draft and re-signed Reggie Wayne and Austin Collie. Imagine how explosive this offense will become.
Now, imagine that explosive offense with a new look defense that can actually get stops. That's a dynasty for many years to come.
Winner: Reggie Wayne
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You never would have placed Reggie Wayne in this category after he lost his franchise quarterback and had his worst regular-season campaign ever since his rookie year. But things are looking up for the Colts' No. 1 wideout.
One, it's already an upgrade when Curtis Painter isn't your quarterback. Two, the rookie is just as good as Peyton Manning was when he entered the league and three, the Colts drafted two tight ends and a receiver to take the pressure off Wayne.
I fully expect a good season out of Wayne as Luck can spread the field out with his arm. Wayne is a smart receiver and knows how to get open, and Luck will help solidify his status as a Hall of Fame receiver.
Loser:Dwight Freeney
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Yeah Dwight Freeney has said all the right things this offseason, but I question how he will fare in the new system. Freeney was one of the most dominant defensive ends in the league for the last decade, instilling fear in the opposing teams' quarterbacks.
Now, Freeney will more than likely be an outside linebacker, a position he's never played. It's also no secret he's lost a step or two, so how can he thrive when he's not rushing the quarterback like he used to and dropping back in coverage?
Freeney had one of his worst seasons as a Colt last year, and I don't expect him to improve much this year. With how much he's owed against the cap, I have a feeling this will be the last season we see No. 93 in Colts blue. They will draft someone that's more of a natural in that position and cut cap room next year.
Loser: Old Regime
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The Colts had a system that has worked since Tony Dungy took over in 2002. They were going to win games on offense and play the Tampa 2 coverage on defense to eat enough time to get Peyton Manning back on the field.
They drafted players by need instead of talent, but that system ended when the Colts cleaned house and let VP Bill Polian and the entire coaching staff go.
They hired a new coach to run a new balanced attack on offense so they won't have to rely solely on the right arm of Andrew Luck. This will make for a three-dimensional offense that never existed under Peyton Manning.
On defense, the Colts will switch from a base 4-3 Tampa 2 coverage to the new 3-4 defensive scheme. The old system of smaller but quicker defenders will be long gone and replaced with big linebackers and a ton of beef on the defensive line.
What does this all mean? We will see strangers dressed in blue at the start of the football season this fall. Peyton Manning, Joseph Addai, Dallas Clark, Pierre Garcon, Anthony Gonzalez, Jeff Saturday, Jacob Tamme, Melvin Bullitt and Gary Brackett will all be MIA. Dwight Freeney and Robert Mathis will be put under a bright microscope; the old system is crumbling.
Once Freeney and Mathis are gone, the old regime that was a staple on Colts football will be finished; Reggie Wayne and Antonie Bethea will be the only remaining pieces of a proud dynasty. The old finesse Colts system is being replaced by smash-mouth football and it's not going anywhere anytime soon.
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This time, I wanted to make cookies so I came up with lemon yogurt cookies with blueberry yogurt frosting! To be honest, my original plan was for these to be whoopie pies. But then after I mixed up the frosting, it was a little runny and pushing two of the cookie parts together just made a mess. I think this is due to the lower fat content, but it is still so tasty! Anyway, I decided that these might just be better as a cookie. The cookies have more of a cake-like texture, but I really like that about these. And seriously, how cute would these be for Easter?
- 1 1/2 cups all-purpose flour (or do half wheat, half all-purpose)
- 1/2 tsp. baking powder
- 1/4 tsp. baking soda
- 1/8 tsp. salt
- 3 tbs. unsalted butter
- 1/2 cup. plain or lemon Chobani Greek Yogurt
- 2/3 cup sugar
- 1 large egg
- 1 lemon, zested and juiced
- lemon extract (optional; and can add to taste)
- 1/2 cup non-fat buttermilk*
- 1/2 cup Chobani blueberry Greek yogurt
- 3 ounces Neufchâtel cheese
- 3/4 cup powdered sugar
- Preheat oven to 350 degrees. Grease a baking sheet or line with a baking mat.
- In a small bowl, sift together the flour, baking soda, baking powder, and the salt. Set aside.
- In a larger mixing bowl, beat together the Greek yogurt, butter, and the sugar until smooth. Stir in the egg, lemon juice and zest (and extract if using).
- Adding a little bit at at time, pour in the flour mixture and mix into the wet ingredients until well-combined. Stir in the buttermilk.
- Scoop about 2 tbs. of the batter at a time onto the baking sheet. Bake for about 10-13 minutes until the sides are lightly golden. Let cool completely before frosting.
- In a mixing bowl, beat together the blueberry yogurt and the Neufchâtel cheese. Sift the powdered sugar and mix in with the yogurt and Neufchâtel until well-combined. Spread some of the frosting on top of each cookie and serve.
If you can't find non-fat buttermilk in your store, you can make your own! Pour skim milk into a cup and stir in about 1/2 tsp. of white distilled vinegar or lemon juice and let stand for about 5 minutes.
Disclaimer: I received a package of yogurt from Chobani to use. As always, all opinions are my own.


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The BCS has recommended a four-team championship series to replace the current controversial system to determine a champion in college football. Robert Shelton, Executive Director of the Fiesta Bowl, will talk about the new plan and how the Fiesta Bowl may be involved.
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Ted Simons: The controversial BCS system used to determine a college football champion appears to be history. The BCS has approved in principle a new four-team championship series starting in 2014. The new head of the Fiesta Bowl Robert Shelton is here to talk about the proposed championship system. Good to see you, thanks for joining us.
Robert Shelton: Ted, thank you for having me. I like the term "new", I've been at it for nine months now. You're keeping me young.
Ted Simons: Well considering after 10 years, pretty new there. But this playoff system, what did the BCS agree to?
Robert Shelton: I want to emphasize that there has been no conclusion yet. This is a group of commissioners and the A.D. at Notre Dame. They have been working rapidly, slowly, depending on your point of view. They are now focused on some kind of a four-team playoff configuration as different from the current BCS.
Ted Simons: How would the final four teams be decided?
Robert Shelton: That is still up in the air. There are discussions about the set of polls, just taking the top four. There is a discussion, in addition to that you have to win your conference. There are good comments about how you get, for lack of smaller terms, the smaller conferences, making sure they have access, say the Boises States. All of these factors are still in play. I think the one thing we can count on is it's now zeroing in on four teams as the focal point.
Ted Simons: People will want to know. National rankings, will they be a factor? Will these polls be a factor because boy, people are upset with those two factors in the BCS.
Robert Shelton: You're going to have to have some way to determine who's one, two, three, four. And that means a series of polls. Do you want computers, coaches, the A.P.? There's no doubt when you get into social choice you can't please all the people all the time.
Ted Simons: With that in mind, will all schools have equal access to the championship, and how do you do that?
Robert Shelton: I think all schools have access but you gotta finish in the top four.
Ted Simons: How do you do that?
Robert Shelton: Well, that's a good question. Let's say you come from one of the power conferences. Now you play within your conference a number of tough games, SEC, Big 12, Big Ten, PAC-12, ACC. When are you going to schedule outside of the conference? Are you going to schedule other tough teams so strength of schedule come into pools or if the polls don't take into account strength of schedule, are you going to face less challenging opponents? A lot of scheduling is going to revolved around how you determine those top four.
Ted Simons: Now can you look at the basketball championship? When you look at March Madness, the Final Four, all those things, they have a committee in a room somewhere figuring out who's number one and who's number 16. Will that be similar, do you think?
Robert Shelton: I doubt they are going there. It's different picking 64 or 68 teams, who knows how many there will be next year and picking four. There's a lot of heat over the difference between four and five, less heat, the difference between 68 and 69.
Ted Simons: Let's get to local concerns here. Where would these games be played? Let's go with the final four. Where would the finals and semifinals be played?
Robert Shelton: There are still options. One might be you play them in the four current BCS bowls where you would alternate a semifinal a regular opponent and semifinal and regular opponent. You're going to have two semifinals and four bowl games. Every other year you have a semifinal. The championship game could be in those bowls. There's a lot of sentiment to bid that championship game out. Hopefully the greater Phoenix metropolitan area would be aggressive and strong in that bid. I've already talked to some people. There's some sentiment for playing at least the semifinal rounds on the home field of the higher-ranked team. I don't particularly like that. I don't think you have the right infrastructure at all these home sites. Last year, for example, Givingstill Water, Oklahoma State, an all expenses paid trip to Tuscaloosa might not have been in the best interests of college football, with all respect to Alabama the reigning national champ. So nothing has been settled on this but these are all possibilities they're thinking of. They seem to have iterated to four teams, and now you only have about 25 other variables that you have to deal with on those four teams.
Ted Simons: What about the Fiesta Bowl? Where do you stand in all this?
Robert Shelton: We have been very up front, very assertive, talking to the commissioners, talking to the presidents on the BCS Presidential Oversight group. Certainly talking to Bill Hancock, who runs the BCS, about what we bring. We bring value-added. Locally it's well-known we have a volunteer cast of thousands that are second to none. We've got a destination that people love. You've got the Valley of the Sun, all these municipalities with the resorts and activities going on. You don't have ice dropping off of your arena or tornadoes to worry about. This is a place that people love to come. It's because of the infrastructure. Kudos to all of the municipalities around here that put it together. We can really claim, as no other site can, to be in a genuinely neutral site.
Ted Simons: Can you get past the past? In other words, is the speed bump? Is that a handicap?
Robert Shelton: That is gone. I've gone around and met with all the commissioners, and they say that's done, you've handled it, you've got a board and bylaws, you've set up a government structure that's the envy of bowls around the country. Let's talk about the future.
Ted Simons: Let's talk about the reaction of the commissioners and football conferences. And what happens about a consensus? Obviously it's kind of vague right now. What if a concensus isn't reached?
Robert Shelton: Well they definitely somehow. I told them, they have a very tough job, when I had my one on 30 meeting with them in Florida last week. They will reach a consensus, they know they have to. I think they will reach it before the July 4th holiday. Then these options, plural, will go to the BCS Presidential Oversight Group, and that will be the final deciding group sometime in the future.
Ted Simons: Will we hear more details? When do we get something a little harder and faster?
Robert Shelton: The commissioners meet later this month of May, the presidents at the end of June. I think those are key dates to look for more specifics to come out.
Ted Simons: Alright. Sounds encouraging.
Robert Shelton: I'm encouraged. It's not done, we certainly don't control our own fate. People are very receptive and they know the Fiesta Bowl is a place where teams and fans and donors and supporters like to come.
Ted Simons: Good to see you again. Thanks for joining us.
Robert Shelton: Thanks for having me.


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Kelly -- that concession on the docket today a former governor and senator forced to testify about a billion dollar scandal.
Jon Corzine wants chief executive in New Jersey not to mention senator.
Considered a candidate for secretary of the treasury and at the Helm of his investment firm MF global as that company went bankrupt.
Now lawmakers are demanding to know what happened in more than a billion dollars of investors' money which has seemingly.
So far however no one has been charged with anything.
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Corzine earlier today.
I was stunned when I was told -- -- Sunday October 30 2011.
And MF could not MF global could not.
Count for many hundreds of millions of dollars of client more.
Our remain deeply concerned about the impact that the young reconciled and frozen funds have on MF global customers and others.
I simply do not know where the money is or why the accounts have not been reconciled today.
Oh boy joining me now defense attorney and from the prosecutors are backlash and former prosecutor defense -- Arthur I dollar our guys so.
Don't mean what a mess that the -- -- he goes out there and says.
You can't -- -- I don't know you tell me mark what a defense lawyer advised him to do that -- I aids know no -- again listen one point two billion dollars goes missing.
And he chooses a report that would be acceptable from my five year old what I ask -- your shoes are.
-- -- acceptable the presumption is that he's done something wrong and you add to that.
The allegation that he made numerous misstatements about the strength of the company that on balance sheets.
They're hiding this European debt.
They had these off balance sheet that was buried in financial statements and went to some reporters they didn't have it on the sheets at all so late Sunday and that's -- -- on here just it.
Tell them here's what that is so they they wanted to get people to invest in this month us -- -- really did the money.
And and to do that the allegation is Arthur that that they didn't list.
European debt that they were heavily invested in as on their balance sheets so at European debt you know was crumbling it it has crumbled.
And so it to lure people in the allegation is they sort of said oh forget that European debt no we don't invest in that.
He's going to be in trouble personally if that turns out to be true is he not Arthur because you got -- signed personally as a CEO.
For things like that thanks to a lot Corzine wrote when he was a US senator.
2002 not only not only.
In what you just -- accurate.
What's what's very much more troubling and what in my opinion -- -- much more criminal prosecution -- the likelihood is.
If they took customers' -- who did not sign on -- any of those things.
And used it to keep the business afloat or keep other people's investments afloat.
Would you basically an internal Ponzi scheme or in the world of of the legal profession using escrow -- that aren't.
The lawyers monies to operate my law firm.
That is per say that yeah.
A clearly -- that money because it did don't they just have investors to say here invest my money where their two ends of the business -- -- investors said.
Here invest -- money in another and it.
You say it usually use this money to buy a GE stock that I used his money to pay Meyer mark I -- salary this week because -- short.
There's a huge -- they don't know what we -- one point two billion dollars as.
That likely pretty -- now -- -- bad -- that sounds like a little too close to -- to the Madoff scandal sparked.
-- -- Even though it looks bad -- we can all -- it looks bad that doesn't necessarily mean Jon Corzine -- anything could have been that somebody underneath and somebody we don't know.
Was doing and he genuinely didn't know because he was a CEO and subplots and CEOs are really just the face of the company not so much with their hands and.
That's right that's my defense about defending and -- he's a fancy pants he's out doing important stuff he doesn't know that everyone under him is incompetent -- committing fraud.
The problem there is again not law that the corporate fraud law that he.
You helped create 2002 he's got a sign off that the financials are accurate which means he's got to investigated to determine whether they are accurate or not.
And they weren't alleged.
The other the other problem for him is that there was that there's apparently this this rule that was proposed.
Last year that would have restricted how firms like his handle and invest customers' money.
And he Corzine went and personally.
Up reportedly lobbied against that he didn't want to be restricted how he could.
Invests its customers money and who -- -- a former colleague of his own at former former Goldman Sachs guy and Arthur.
Guess what the rule.
He was never passed any quick final word.
The final word is this is used by the way.
As senator hasn't testified before congress -- former senator finds -- an important matter in a hundred years.
And he's the captain of the ship he's the captain of the Titanic.
He can't say I didn't know when I went to sleep that the guy why put it down within company so we -- -- an iceberg.
He's got to take responsibility -- nobody -- would you advise him not to make that statement parlors.
I can absolutely keep quiet visit gives -- not -- it doesn't get caught ya have -- well well let that be to buy our thanks guys coming up more on an.
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Brazil bets that it can save the Amazon wilderness while tapping its riches
Braga calls the program the Zona Franca Verde, or the Green Free-Trade Zone. He's promoting a range of local products to help create stable communities: guarana berries, which make a popular soft drink; jute fibers; fish farms. This comes under the rubric of "sustainable development," an ill-defined buzzword of the international development community that has so far shown mixed to disappointing results elsewhere in the Amazon.
Much more important may be large-scale forest management through the creation of so-called certified forests. Braga wants to lease timber concessions to big companies that would practice sustainable forestry by carefully harvesting and replanting trees. The companies in turn sell their lumber to U.S. and European importers who agree to buy only certified wood.
And his ultimate goal is to tie the Amazon into some sort of international carbon market that, by putting a price on the carbon contained in the trees, would create an incentive to not cut and burn them. Carbon-trading markets exist in Europe and the United States on a mostly experimental basis. If they became global, the rights to billions of trees—whether in the Amazon or other endangered forests in South Asia and Africa—could become quite valuable.
That may be far off, but Braga sees a much more immediate possibility of bringing foreign investment to Amazonas as a way to break out of the traditional Third World cycle of exporting low-priced raw materials to advanced factories in the developed world. "People want to save the forest? They want to help?" Braga asks. "We need resources to establish these programs. Maybe Home Depot wants to build a factory here and will buy only certified wood. Let us add value here. Then we can take those profits and return them to the people." The area of Carajás has the world's greatest iron ore reserves, but there are no steel mills on-site. Trombetas has one of the world's greatest bauxite mines, but there are no aluminum mills in proximity. "It's frustrating," Braga says. "It's frustrating when the Kyoto Protocol does nothing to help us. It's frustrating when we try to open markets to products and we can't get the investment we need to support the production."
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