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Arizona Wildcats' scoreboard rated among NCAA's best
A scoreboard has never won a team a football game.
In fact, it could be argued that in at least one case one actually caused more harm than good.
Still, that doesn't mean a high quality scoreboard isn't a nice thing to have, and the Arizona Wildcats definitely have one.
Their board, which debuted in 2011, is a nice amenity in a stadium that has been renovated over the last few years.
It's also the sixth-best scoreboard in all of NCAA football, according to Edward Aschoff of ESPN.com.
The video board inside Arizona Stadium is 5,264 square feet (112-by-47), but there's more to it than just the size. When it was constructed 2011, Arizona's administration decided to make it more than just a fan experience; they created a player and recruit experience. This bad boy not only introduces players and coaches in high quality, it also is Xbox compatible. Is it necessary to play video games on a screen with 1,728-by-720 resolution? Absolutely not, but it's awesome just the same.
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Richard D. Heffner, Host of 'The Open Mind,' Dies at 88tags: obituaries, historians
Richard D. Heffner, a historian, educator and broadcaster who was the longtime host of "The Open Mind," the venerable current-affairs program on public television, and who also spent two decades as chairman of the motion picture industry's film-ratings board, died on Tuesday in Manhattan. He was 88.
The cause was a cerebral hemorrhage, his wife, Elaine, said.
As a historian, Professor Heffner was widely known for his book "A Documentary History of the United States." First published in 1952 and now in its eighth edition, it presents many of the seminal documents of American history, including the Declaration of Independence, the Constitution and the Marshall Plan, with Professor Heffner's commentary....
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We are just a few days away from Thanksgiving here in the U.S. For many of us, that means sharing a meal with those we love the most, or at least with good company. Thanksgiving can also mean cooking, lots and lots of cooking. In the lead up to all that cooking and feasting, you still have to eat. So while the Internet is in full-on Thanksgiving inspiration mode, I'd like to share a no-fuss recipe for roasted cabbage. You can prepare this quickly and have it on hand for easy eating and snacking while you're rushing around prepping for the holiday. After you taste it, you might even want to add it to your Thanksgiving table. Roasted cabbage is so simple, so humble, yet so satisfying. If it has never occurred to you to roast it, or if you typically think cabbage is boring, just try this.
Food can get complicated, a little tedious, and way indulgent around the holidays. Roasted cabbage is my antidote.
Roasted with a bit of ghee or olive oil and plenty of sea salt, cabbage transforms into something deeply comforting and savory. When roasted, bits of the cabbage caramelize and some get a little crunchy, adding great texture and flavor. Roasted cabbage tastes a little bit like roasted Brussels sprouts, but more mild. I like to roast it all at once and store it in the fridge for a ready to go addition to almost any meal. I also love having a bowl of roasted cabbage as a snack. No joke — it's so good, I'll eat it straight out of the fridge cold. I acknowledge that it might seem odd to just nosh on roasted cabbage, but that's kind of my style. There are so many ways to spice it up, though. Toss it with feta, cranberries and walnuts. Serve it atop brown rice with some shredded chicken and a bit of ponzu sauce or tzatziki. Make some roasted cabbage and black bean tacos. Add it as a simple side to any main dish.
How to Roast Cabbage
- Pre-heat oven to 400 degrees.
- Cut one head of green cabbage in half. Cut out the core. Shred each half in thin strips. You can store half in the fridge if you don't want to prepare it all at once. It will keep crisp for a while if sealed in a ziplock bag. (Note: the cabbage in the photo is not shredded — it's not easy to find a pretty picture of shredded cabbage. I prefer shredded, but slicing the whole cabbage into thicker rounds will do fine. You'll need to increase cooking time, though, and flip midway through cooking.)
- Toss shredded cabbage in olive oil or melted ghee. Use just enough to coat the cabbage.
- Line a baking sheet with parchment paper and spread the cabbage in a single layer on the pan. You may need two baking sheets depending on the amount of cabbage.
- Sprinkle liberally with sea salt.
- Roast in the oven at 400 degrees. Cabbage should be fully roasted in 20-30 minutes, but you can let it go longer if you want a more caramelized finish. I pull mine from the oven when it looks blistered with some browned edges.
Cabbage, it turns out, is not a bad thing to crave. It is seriously nutrient dense. Offering a wide range of essential vitamins and minerals, why not ditch your multi-vitamin from the bottle and eat cabbage instead? Cabbage provides you with most of your daily vitamin K requirement, and it has more vitamin C than oranges — giving you at least 50 percent of what you need in a day. It's a great source of fiber, vitamin B6, folic acid, manganese, iron, magnesium, phosphorus, calcium and potassium. It's also relatively cheap. A sizable head of cabbage costs a few dollars and can be stretched into several meals depending on how many you're feeding. #winning
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It's been nearly 2 weeks since we began our Meditation Challenge (tomorrow is the last day!). We hope you've been following along and enjoying this challenge. We've highlighted some tips an effort to help you build a practice that feels attainable and rewarding. For me personally, using essential oils in my practice has made getting into the habit of meditating daily much easier.
Hope Gillerman, our Meditation Challenge sponsor, had some wonderful advice on incorporating essential oils into meditation earlier this week. I'd like to expand on that here and suggest that many of you may already have some common essential oils in your home that you can use for meditation. Essential oils have countless applications and last forever, so they are a great investment. I purchased my first bottles years ago to make my own cleaning supplies, and now I regularly blend perfumes, aromatherapy treatments, and bath soaks. I grew familiar with their meditative properties well before I ever considered actually meditating.
Lavender, eucalyptus, and rosemary are three common essential oils that can be used for meditation. I chose them for this post because you may already have them on hand, or you can easily find them at your local natural health foods market. They aren't traditionally thought of for meditation in the same way that frankincense or sandalwood is, but they work! Here are some reasons why…
Lavender essential oil is renowned for bringing calm and composure to stressed minds. The cooling and relaxing qualities of lavender benefit those who struggle with general unrest and irritability. It calms and stabilizes, and helps maintain overall mental-emotional equilibrium. If you feel agitated going into meditation, reach for the lavender essential oil. If you are dealing with strong emotions that threaten to pull you out of the moment during meditation, reach for lavender. If you're looking for one big chill pill, yep — reach for lavender.
Eucalyptus essential oil works wonders for the respiratory system. With an unparalleled ability to decongest and clear the lungs, eucalyptus is both stimulating and soothing. It improves breathing and opens the chest in a way that makes your lungs feel as if they are twice as large. Want to breathe deeply or alleviate tightness of the chest? Eucalyptus oil is your new best friend. Eucalyptus oil also has an opening effect on the mind and spirit. It can help promote within oneself a wider perspective on life. Eucalyptus oil is penetrating and cleansing, and it helps to dispel any stagnant feelings that keep you bound up and limited.
Rosemary essential oil is energizing and increases the flow of the blood, especially to the brain, so you wouldn't normally think of it for meditation. However, its ability to enhance concentration and focus plus alleviate mental fatigue go hand-in-hand with meditation. Rosemary is a strong, fortifying aromatic. It warms the spirit and helps boost the confidence of those who lack faith in their own potential. Feeling a lack of confidence in your meditation practice? Try adding rosemary essential oil to the mix. It will promote a presence of mind and a sense of identity that greatly aids meditation.
How to use essential oils for meditation…
Direct palm inhalation is the easiest way to incorporate essential oils into meditation, but diffusers are wonderful, too. At the beginning of your meditation practice, add one drop of essential oil to the palm of your hand. Rub your palms together and cup them over your nose. Breathe in and out slowly and intentionally for 10 breathes. As you breathe, count to five with each inhale and exhale or use your mantra to guide your breath. You can return your hands to your nose at any point during meditation, but if you sit with your palms facing up you will likely continue to smell the essential oils throughout your practice. Cautionary note: don't use more than a drop or two, and avoid citrus oils or other essential oils that are irritating to the skin undiluted.
Do you use essential oils or perhaps incense during meditation? What are your favs?
We asked Hope Gillerman, founder of H. Gillerman Organics, to partner with us for the NMDL Meditation Challenge because of her powerful work with essential oils. Funny story — as we gathered around her table at A Night For Green Beauty last August, Hope let us smell a new blend she'd been working on. When Alexandra smelled it she said, "Whoa — that blend smells like meditation." Then Hope showed her the label on the bottle… it was literally called MEDITATION. Naturally, we thought of H. Gillerman Organics when we started brainstorming this meditation challenge.
Hope's experience as a bodyworker has focused on setting up new habits and bringing mindfulness and awareness to the body. We asked her to translate her technique into tips that will help build a seated meditation practice that is comfortable and enhances the experience. Here's what she has to offer:
Hope's Story…
I have always had a mindfulness practice as an Alexander Technique teacher, which includes a technique for a 15 minute healing back rest exercise that is done with an awareness meditation. Practicing Ashtanga Yoga taught me yoga is a meditation on the breathe. Now that I have a slower practice I still focus on breathe, but I have never created the habit of a seated meditation practice. I will be exploring this along with NMDL readers.
As a holistic healer, I draw upon my unending passion for aromatic healing and my 30 years experience of working with people in pain. I use a timeless mind/body method called The Alexander Technique—the best, proven, long-term relief for back pain. The AT is also known in the music/dance/theater community as a way to enhance performance by setting up better breathing, muscular, and postural habits. Since setting up a meditation practice is about creating new habits and sitting with a strong back, I thought I would share some insights.
3 Steps to Better Sitting Habits for Better Breathing and Better Meditation
- To begin – Sit tall on a meditation cushion and find your sit-bones – the two bones you sit on when you are sitting on a hard surface. Clasp your hands behind your back so your shoulders roll open and chest lifts. Keep hands behind your back so you roll back off your sit bones and then back up to perching right on the top of the them. Repeating this 6-10 times gets your core muscle going and opens my chest so I can sit longer.
- To sit comfortably — first, you must relax and stretch the back of the neck so the head doesn't sit heavily on your spine. Here's how: Put your cushion or seat against a wall or sit fully back in your chair. Lean forward and scoot your sitting bones all the way back in the chair seat. Lean your back onto the chair back or wall and imagine you can lift the wall up by lifting your back up. Then drop your chin, your nose and your forehead, letting go the back of your neck. Stretch the neck by pulling your chin back to your collarbone and dropping your shoulders. Keeping your collarbone where it is, lift your forehead until you are looking forward and down about three feet in front of you on the floor.
- Your back is where your support is. Your back is where your lungs are. Your back is a wall of support for you when you are sitting in meditation. Imagine, as you sit that the whole back of your torso is lengthening and widening.
On Changing Habits of the Mind…
Modern neuroscience has shown that to set up a new health habits you need to have…
- A true desire or need to create new habits and a cue that gets you going – like sitting daily for 5 minutes after your cup of coffee.
- A true enjoyment of the feeling of doing the new activity. Getting comfortable helps make this happen.
- A reward when you are done – like breakfast!
Anything that increases awareness gives you the opportunity to change. Meditation is a way to observe the mind, thus paving the way for more ways to change habits or set up new ones. If meditation is about focusing the mind and creating new neuropathways in the thinking, essential oils are a great way of aiding that. They help redirect the brain in ways it isn't used to. Essential oils help get your brain on a different track. It's a great sensory companion to meditation.
Inhale or anoint or diffuse an essential oil blend that you only use for meditation — something you love so much that you look forward to smelling it. Something that is completely unique and exactly what you love. I suggest making your own blend or buying your favorite oil. Some traditional mediation oils include: Sandalwood, Frankincense, Myrrh, Palo Santo and Rosewood. Use whatever helps you feel transported to a more peaceful, uplifted place. Try inhaling from palms: put a drop on center of palm, rub palms together, cup hands over your face and do 5-10 slow inhalations. While slowly inhaling, try and relax your belly to give room for your breathing muscles to move freely.
Don't you love getting such concrete advice? We are super excited about our H. Gillerman Organics Meditation Challenge giveaway, and we also have a sweet offer for everyone this Friday. Stay tuned for more meditation discussion!
There are dozens of things we could be doing every single day to increase our health and wellness. It's easy to get bogged down and feel like you're drowning in wellness advice. When you total up all of the add-ons — like oil pulling, dry brushing, green smoothie making, or meditation, for example — healthful efforts can become just another thing to stress over or feel badly about. If anything, we are busy these days, aren't we? Time constraints are normally my biggest challenge to adopting new healthy habits. There is so much I want and need to do in a day. But just as you don't want to overextend yourself socially or professionally, you don't want to overextend your personal maintenance time, either. Burn out — it's real.
Rather than stretching myself to the limit by cramming in everything I could do for my health in a day, I do a little bit here and a little bit there, rotating things in and out. I liken it to eating a variety of fresh foods from day to day, which results in a well balanced diet overall. I changed my mindset from one that says, "I'm not as healthy as I could be because I don't do X every day," to, "I'm getting this a couple of times a week, and that's awesome." Here's what I've learned from this approach — the habits that are the most rewarding stick and become something I choose to work into my routine daily.
Knowing that I operate better on a more fluid routine, I was a little worried about this two-week commitment to meditate everyday for our Meditation Challenge. Meditation hasn't been in my repertoire of healthful habits, but I've approached this challenge as an opportunity to test the waters. I decided that if the hype is real, and meditation adds value to my life, then it's going into the rotation. A week into the challenge, I love meditation. Have I meditated every day during this challenge? Honestly, no. I skipped Friday. I know! Should I even admit that? But here's the thing — even though I skipped it on Friday when I had free time, I wished I hadn't as the day wore on. I appreciated firsthand what meditation can bring to my day, and I missed it. So whether time constraints, fear of doing it wrong, or just plain old disinterest are keeping you from trying meditation, here's a tip to get you going…
Find your own personal reason to meditate. Don't settle for, "The Internet told me it's good for me."
Really take a moment to evaluate what you want out of meditation, and you may feel more compelled to go for it. Your reasons for meditating will likely evolve, but if you establish a purpose upfront, you may be more motivated to do it. It can be as simple as "I'm curious and just want to explore this modality." What initially excited me about meditation was the opportunity to observe my own mind in an intentional way. What I'm learning is that meditation is multifaceted. At a basic level, it really takes the edge off the day, and that is just as valuable to me. My reasons for meditating are growing as I learn to practice, and that increases the likelihood that I will continue to meditate beyond this challenge.
What keeps you from meditating? How do you find ways to integrate it into your life?
This week, S.W. Basics announced that Target will be carrying their products online and in stores.
Let me repeat that. One of America's biggest and most beloved retailers has picked up an all-natural, indie darling, and they're giving the general public real options in green beauty — not that greenwashed variety. This. Is. Huge. News. Between this announcement (which you can read on S.W. Basics blog) and GOOP's declaration last week that they are all about clean beauty (yo, they have a lot of sway), it feels like there is real momentum behind our clean beauty movement. While we need to keep putting pressure on companies to use non-toxic formulas and be transparent about their ingredients and business practices, it's important to celebrate these victories for health, too.
We are thrilled that Target is taking consumer demands for safe and healthy personal care products seriously, and we wanted to get the scoop on how this partnership came about. Would it mean big changes for S.W. Basics? Do you have to sell-out your company values or change what makes you special in the first place in order to work with a big corporation like Target?
I had a Google chat with Adina Grigore, the founder of S.W. Basics, to find out more.
me: Hello Adina!
Adina: Hi!! So fun. Who wouldn't want to talk about things over chat? It's how all things should be done.
me: Right?! Have people been blowing you up today after you sent out your Bullseye newsletter?
Adina: Yes! Feeling super famous, and very supported. More so than I was expecting actually.
me: Oh wonderful! Were you expecting some kind of revolt from your fans? Like "noooo, indie forever!" or something?
Adina: Absolutely. At least from a few. The worst we've gotten has been, "Congrats! Keep your SW integrity." Which is nice, that we have special integrity. I think people are surprised/relieved that Target didn't make us change anything. We are, too.
me: Yes, I admit I was holding my breath on that! I mean, for some reason I just assumed that there would be some pressure to change something about your line — mostly related to ingredients. Is that weird? There's the whole issue of producing so much more to meet the demands of Target, right? So how does scaling up production like that affect your business?
Adina: It's definitely weird. I really meant what I said in the letter. Virtually every retailer we've ever met with has wanted to change us. Even the ones that "support" natural brands. Scaling is a huge issue. We've borrowed and raised money. I'm not really sure how people do it otherwise. It's clunky and painful.
me: Can you describe what's involved?
Adina: So even today, some of the products are handmade in house. We have outsourced a few, and were continuing to do so, but slowly. Very slowly. It's so hard to meet the minimums that manufacturers require. The nice part is that now the minimums are no problem. And you'd be floored by how differently a conversation goes when you start with "We're working with Target." It's been a whole new world for us in that regard. But, it's sales that are coming. It's minimums that are still huge for us right now; they just won't be in a few months. So you're spending before you can afford it, and suddenly you've become a distributor, not a producer, which is a whole new set of operating rules. Essentially we're having to learn, scale, and manage things all at the same time. I guess all businesses do though!
me: Wow, that sounds like quite a challenge. Are you growing your staff, too? And can you say more about what it's like to move toward being more of a distributor? Do you think that will give you more freedom to create and expand?
Adina: Not growing staff yet because it's too expensive. So we're all just working way more than we should. (We have a joke about this with other friends in start ups where we'll email from the office late and sign it hashtag startup life.) I mean I'm hoping it'll give me more time, but it seems to only get busier… it's very early though. We're not quite at the point where we have the cash to go, "Let's hire eight people to do all the things we need help with so I can go work on new products on a beach somewhere." Just kidding about the beach. Sort of. I think being a distributor is harder in a lot of ways because you can't bury yourself in making products, which is a very safe space for crafters. But spending each day managing people and inventory and sales… woah. The pressure is huge.
me: Yes, and totally different! How was the process of outsourcing production? Are there good options for companies with all natural formulas?
Adina: Hm. Yes and no. There are definitely amazing options out there when you're ready to place huge orders. The places that make or made brands like Burt's Bees are legit. They're innovative and clean and efficient and have been around for way longer than people probably realize. But when you call and say "I don't want to use any preservatives, not even the natural ones," no one acts happy. You can hear them roll their eyes.
me: Did Target need any convincing about your formulas and the lack of preservatives?
Adina: Not beyond us explaining the shelf life and reasons. There was no scoffing or disbelief — only, "Makes total sense." Truly magical. We were emotionally jaw-dropped when we left, like "What just happened?"
me: Did Target speak to why they are moving in this direction when they reached out to you? And how did this all come about anyhow? When did Target first call you up to discuss?
Adina: The first call was from a broker team (they're also amazing) who has been working with Target for like three decades. They said, "Target is looking for new brands and they're hosting a beauty fair, can you make it out?" And we were all "That's funny but sure! Thanks for thinking of us even though there is no chance in hell!" We went out and it was instant. I'm talking the event started at 9:00 am and by 9:05 we were all best friends. We don't really push them for information because they're still scary to us, but we know they are really excited about the growth in their natural category, in their premium category, and that their customers are asking for more organic, healthy products. The whole team really gets what Target is and what Target is capable of, and their responsibility to their customer and the future. The whole store is becoming more and more sustainable. In a sense, it's funny that we're so surprised. You know? This whole time I keep changing my mind between being blown away and being like duh this is exactly how they should be!
me: Yes, I agree about being surprised, but it is surprising. This is a really big deal for green beauty. You're really charting new territory here by partnering with a huge corporation like Target. This puts truly natural products in the hands of the masses.
Adina: I hope so! If it goes well…!
me: Can you tell us what store locations you'll be in beginning in March? What does "select premium aisles" mean?
Adina: 337 locations total that have a special new aisle where the price point is slightly higher, and the products are more… premium. Fancier! I don't know how to describe it. Laneige. Vichy.
me: But you've lowered the prices for the Cleanser, Toner, and Exfoliant, right? Will the price go down everywhere?
Adina: Yes. We actually did want their advice on our prices, and I've always always always wanted to come down in price. I want natural skincare to be affordable, not a reach. I'm not trying to be a luxury brand. It kills me how expensive it is to make our products. They advised us that those three products were a little above what they thought would do well, and we agreed. And thanks to the scaling, we were able to actually improve our costs, which made the lower prices possible.
me: I like it! Pricing is often a hurdle for people trying to clean up their beauty routines, so it's interesting that one outcome for you here is being able to lower your prices somewhat.
Adina: Yes. I wish we could do it more. A lot of people push back because they think it's expensive for having so few ingredients. (In fact, I regularly check posts about us on NMDL and get sad about those types of comments.) They don't understand it's so, so expensive to use high quality ingredients and not add any fillers. You think that raw argan oil deserves that price but what about fresh rosewater distilled from the petals and imported from Bulgaria? When you buy a "rosewater cleanser" with 50 ingredients… that's not a lot of rosewater. But a cleanser where it's 1 of 3? I'll stop I'm rambling! I just really want people to know we're trying.
me: Yes! I want all the rosewater from Bulgaria! Or I want it to be 1 of 3 ingredients.
Adina: Haha!
me: I think it's important to continue talking about why we pay more for these high quality, organic when possible ingredients. It's part of the education process about why the conventional stuff is so bad for us. The problem is that we've all been led to think of cosmetics and personal care products as inherently cheap, like $4 bottles of shampoo and lotion, but that's only possible because of the cheap filler that's inside the bottle. It's the same story with processed, packaged food versus fresh, whole foods. Yes, it's going to cost more.
Adina: Of course! And no, the prices will not go down until everyone is buying them.
me: Good point. This has been such an enlightening conversation! What else would you like NMDL readers to know about your collaboration with Target?
Adina: Well, that it's in large part because of them, because of sites like NMDL, and because of the number of people who care. That they need to keep at it. Not about our brand necessarily, but about natural products in general. Because it's working! And that I love them and that I read all of their comments.
me: I love them and their comments, too. Before I let you go, could you ask Target to add product ingredients to their site?
Adina: Ha! When I'm less scared of them, definitely.
me: Thank you so much for talking with me and sharing this story!
Adina: Thank YOU. I love you and what you guys are doing. Fighting the good fight!
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Witcher 3 uses Nvidia's HairWorks for 200,000 strands of wolf hair
That Witcher 3 wolf is so majestic thanks to Nvidia's hair tech, which allows for artist control over waviness, clumping and density. This is a great day for furries everywhere (the hair tech is even used on the horse tail). It's like a more flowing, less goofy version of my dog when he runs.
Man, those 200,000 strands of hair. Yeah, they look nice now, but when literally all your clothes and furniture are covered with three layers of shedding. Good thing I don't wear black.
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James Conlon Extends Contract as LA Opera Music Director through 2018
Plácido Domingo, LA Opera's Eli and Edythe Broad General Director, announced today that James Conlon, the Company's Richard Seaver Music Director, has extended his contract with LA Opera through the end of the 2017/2018 season. "James has had an incredible impact on the artistic quality of LA Opera performances," said Mr. Domingo. "Since his arrival, he has conducted more than half of our mainstage performances, inspiring performers and audiences alike through his extraordinary talents. His vision for the company's future, like mine, is one of great ambition and optimism. We have so many exciting plans for LA Opera's seasons to come, and I am greatly looking forward to continuing our work together."
The news was made public today by LA Opera's President and CEO Christopher Koelsch at a special event honoring Mr. Conlon, held in the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion's Eva and Marc Stern Grand Hall.
"I am extremely pleased that I will be able to continue on as Music Director of LA Opera through the 2017-2018 season," said Mr. Conlon. "I am very proud of the Company's artistic accomplishments and of its devotion to maintaining uncompromising artistic standards. On a personal level, I enjoy working and living in Los Angeles on a daily basis in a way I could not have imagined prior to 2006. I am grateful to Plácido Domingo and to Board Chairman Marc Stern for the confidence they have shown in me, to Christopher Koelsch for his exceptional collaboration, and most of all, to the musicians of the orchestra, chorus and music staff for making every intense day so satisfying. Six wonderful years have passed in a flash, and I am so happy to know that five more lie ahead."
Mr. Conlon joined LA Opera as Music Director at the beginning of the 2006/07 season. He has conducted a total of 33 different operas at the Dorothy Chandler Pavilion, including 18 company premieres and two U.S. premieres. To date, he has conducted 190 performances of mainstage LA Opera productions, more than any other conductor in the Company's history. Mr. Conlon has been a driving force behind many of LA Opera's most important initiatives in recent seasons. In 2010, he conducted LA Opera's first presentations of Richard Wagner's complete Der Ring des Nibelungen, which inspired the countywide Ring Festival LA. Throughout 2013 and beyond, he will spearhead Britten 100/LA: A Celebration, in honor of the centenary of English composer Benjamin Britten. Every spring since his arrival, he has conducted popular community outreach productions attended by thousands at the Cathedral of Our Lady of the Angels, an endeavor he instituted. He also created LA Opera's celebrated Recovered Voices series, devoted to performing the works of composers suppressed by the Nazi regime. He has conducted four LA Opera productions that have been released on DVD: Kurt Weill's Rise and Fall of the City of Mahagonny-which won Grammy Awards for Best Classical Album and Best Opera Recording-Giuseppe Verdi's La Traviata, Walter Braunfels' The Birds, and a double bill featuring Viktor Ullmann's The Broken Jug and Alexander Zemlinsky's The Dwarf. In 2008, he was the conductor of the Plácido Domingo 40th Anniversary Gala Concert, seen in high-definition screenings in movie theaters throughout the United States. Uniquely among American opera companies, his pre-performance lectures have become an integral part of L.A.'s opera-going experiences, drawing a large and faithful crowd. He has been a regular guest conductor of the Los Angeles Philharmonic and he is actively involved in the city's music education as guest conductor of the orchestras of the Colburn School of Music (the city's leading conservatory), the University of Southern California and UCLA where he is a Regents' Lecturer this season.
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When it comes to matters off the court these days, however, he's finding it hard to keep up.
"There's just so much going on, I don't really know what to think," said the second-year guard for the Sacramento Kings, whose future remains in doubt after the news Monday that the current owners, the Maloof family, had reached an agreement to sell the team to a group from Seattle.
Thomas spoke about an hour before Wednesday night's game against Phoenix at Sleep Train Arena, the first for the team at home since the announcement was made.
The game, though, felt like any other, with an arena maybe two-thirds full at tipoff to see a matchup of the two bottom teams in the Pacific Division. Sacramento fans have endured rumors about their fate of their team for more than three years. So they didn't seem to treat Wednesday's game as any different than any other the last few years. There were a couple of signs of support acknowledging the recent developments. Otherwise, it appeared like another day at the office.
As Thomas said, the issue remains cloudy enough that it's hard for anyone here to really know what the future of the team is, with Sacramento countering Monday's news with announcements the last two days of renewed efforts to keep the Kings.
As a native of Tacoma and then a three-year standout at Washington, Thomas is in a challenging position with the team potentially headed back to his hometown.
"It's definitely weird for me," he said. "Like everybody knows, I'm from that area and I played college basketball in Seattle and I have a pretty good fan base there. I know what the fans are like there. But then being in the situation here where the fans have embraced me and brought me in with open arms, I can't thank them enough."
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Jennifer Shawn, 33, and Randy J. Lack, 59, were accused of maliciously keeping evidence from the judge when they recommended that the girl be placed with her father.
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The suppressed evidence included a chilling hospital photo of Serenity's swollen and bruised face and two black eyes, Pottawatomie County District Attorney Richard Smothermon said. The photo was taken after an overnight visit with her father in January 2011.
The prosecutor said the judge never would have placed Serenity with her father if the judge had seen that evidence.
As part of a plea deal, Shawn and Lack agreed never to work at the Department of Human Services again. Both had been trying to get their jobs back.
"The thought that these two people would ever be in a position to make decisions that placed children at harm was appalling to me, and that's the reason that we filed these charges today," Smothermon said.
Under the plea deal, both also will be on probation for a year. Each must pay a $250 fine, $100 to a victims' compensation fund and court courts.
Serenity's death sparked public outrage against DHS. The agency's longtime director, Howard Hendrick, retired this year after public confidence in his leadership fell because of child deaths.
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Shawn, of Shawnee, wept in court Friday as she stood before a judge. Her attorney, Joe White, said, "She's a fine person, a fine employee of DHS and she's moving on with her life."
Lack, of Tecumseh, did not appear in court and the judge accepted his no contest plea after talking to him over the phone.
Lack's attorney declined to comment.
The girl was placed with her father, Sean Devon Brooks, in May 2011 even though she was injured twice in January 2011 during overnight visits with him.
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I do enjoy a pie with a base so aside from that change I followed the recipe aside from sifting in slightly more flour to thicken the mixture. It was flavoursome and my family loved it. I made 2 decent sized pies and I would make it again.
Was nice but a little sweet for our liking. It needed more pastry to balance the sweetness.
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We loved this pie! I may have added a pea and also a sploge of seeded mustard to the white sauce (was a bit bland). It hit the spot.
This pie has nice flavour but took a long time to prepare and the filling was very runny. I left the corn kernals out and had to cook it for about 20 mins more but was still runny when I cooked in the oven. I served with mash to soak up the sauce.
I enjoyed this recipe BUT I only put in the creamed corn, not the kernels. The brand I used had some whole kernels through it, and when I tasted after adding the creamed corn it already tasted very sweet and corn was the overwhelmingly dominant flavor, so much so that I added more stock and let it reduce more. With that done it was great and kids and adults both liked it.
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Absolute a lovely dish the whole family loved it! Didn't bother to do all the different steps just fried the chicken and put all the other ingredients in the same pan including the sause part to make it thicken. I have a lovely scanpan so put it after it was ready straigth on some pastry on top and in the oven for 30 minutes. Easy, highly recommended family meal.
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Lauren Zaniboni is returning to her roots in more ways than one.
The former Torrey Pines High two-sport standout is returning to her native New England this fall, transferring to Div. III Emerson College, where she plans to play on the basketball and volleyball teams.
Zaniboni decided to leave North Carolina State after playing on the varsity team her freshman year.
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Not too long ago when an engineer decided to become a businessman or a writer, or when a doctor thought he was actually cut out for the civil services, people would look at them sceptically and wonder what on earth they could have possibly been thinking wanting to do something well out of their field of specialisation but now such things are commonplace. What isn't as common, though, is a theologist turning designer!
Kamal Singh set up a company called Pigflower, and Hypno Owl is his new venture, which he co-owns with his wife Tanya. "I studied theology, and after I started working, my resume just became longer and longer with all the different jobs I did," he quips, adding: "I like drawing and making up characters. Right from my days in school, I have been drawing or designing my own t-shirts and I always wanted to do something with my 'talent'. Now I am able to finally enjoy my work and make money from what I do best."
The designing project took form last year. Delving into the details, Kamal informs: "We mostly focus on t-shirts but we also have cushion covers, posters, super-hot shorts and dresses, and plan to make many more things in the near future."
Given that there is no dearth for designers in the market, according to Kamal, what sets Hypno Owl apart (aside from its quirky name, of course), is "what we design and sell is very different from what you would usually find elsewhere. We have worked a lot on the fit and fabric quality. Each design is a limited edition print. Our t-shirts are for people who are conscious of what they wear. Our pricing is also very affordable compared to other brands in our category."
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Had a fun day and really enjoyed the course. Best of the PGA courses in PGA WEST. You will find the cost to be high, but well worth it
Another fun track on the PGA West property. You can count on Jack to design a nice layout, unlike that Dye character :-), I always enjoyed playing here and this trip was no different. Maybe even better since I won some $$$!
One of the hardest of the 6 courses here. Jack went crazy with mounding and raised fairways. if you miss the fairways you will be in a sunken area with thick rough...very difficult. Great condition and overall a great facility. In my opinion, along with the Palmer Private course, as tough or tougher than the Stadium course but does not...
Very nice course with lots of trouble if you don't pay attention. More traditional style then a desert course. Nice variety of holes. Great staff.
Great staff. Condition excellent. Quite challenging, especially from the back tees. Pace of play for a resort excellent.
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