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Justin Moore promised us before FrogFest, he was going to mix things up a bit for his latest album 'Off the Beaten Path,' mixing traditional country with a modern sound. He's putting 'Old Back in the New School,' as he sings in the first single on the album. The result is his best work to date. From a soulful duet with Miranda Lambert called 'Old Habits,' to the title track, where he raps. Hey, if Blake Shelton, Jason Aldean and now Luke Bryan can do it, so can Justin Moore.
'Old Habits' with Miranda Lambert
Although I love this entire album, the Miranda duet 'Old Habits' is one of my favorites. When I first heard it, I was hooked from the first verse, featuring only Justin and the piano I say goodnight to an empty space beside me/The only reply is the beat of my heart/I wake up and I make two black cups of coffee/The routine being with you taught me left its mark/These old habits die hard. Then, Miranda's beautiful voice begins and it's magic!
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'That's How I Know You Love Me'
'That's How I Know You Love Me' is something Justin has never done before; an emotional love song, but his favorite song he's ever recorded. 'It's a great song. I know somebody needs too. I don't know if I'm the guy to do it, but it needs to be cut.' It was long overdue too since the song was written 10 years ago by Rodney Clawson. But the last time someone recorded a ten year old Rodney Clawson song it was 'If Heaven Wasn't So Far Away.' We all know how that ended; at #1.
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'One Dirt Road'
'One Dirt Road' is about what awaits us on the other side and wasn't meant to be a song written about Justin's grandmother, who recently passed away, but it's turned into one. 'Every time I play it, my mind goes to a specific place where I was with my grandma. If it's personal to me, it's personal to a lot of other people. It makes me smile every time I hear it.
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'I'd Want It To Be Yours'
When I first heard 'I'd Want It To Be Yours,' I KNEW Justin had to have written it, after meeting him at FrogFest. He calls it a 'ridiculous' song that is just him 'being a perverted, idiot.' He had intended to write another 'I Can Kick Your A$$' song from his first album, but 'it went in a complete different direction.' Id' say. From kicking your behind to kissing it. What a funny song, Justin didn't expect it would ever make an album.
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The title track 'Off the Beaten Path,' is country/rap and what Justin says was a 'big time stretch for me.' It's now his favorite song on the album and all the credit goes to Jake Owen, who encouraged him to record it. Thanks Jake!
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Charlie Daniels is one of Justin's heroes and the only one he thought of while writing 'For Some Ole Redneck Reason.' Justin just didn't think he could get Charlie to sing on it, or to even recognize him, for that matter. But when Justin approached him at a concert to ask, Charlie not only recognized him he said, 'I've never cut a song with redneck in it. I don't even need to hear it. You tell me when and where and I'll be there.,'marking one of the 'coolest moments' in Justin's life.
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'Off the Beaten Path' is in stores today or you can order online at iTunes.
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Hi. Kate here! A week ago, I was about to board a plane to Madison. Marnie was doing the same. We had been invited to be the keynote speakers at the Madison Knitters' Guild Knit-In. I had heard this was a great guild before going, but I couldn't believe how welcoming and lovely everyone was! What a super show. I just thought I'd pop onto the blog and show you a couple pictures we took.
I love how most of the audience was knitting. By the way, this is the end of the show, so all of the people fleeing the auditorium are rushing off to buy things at the market. They were not escaping our presentation in the middle!
People are always surprised to hear that Marnie and I have only met in person twice. Here's proof of the second time!
I wore Midtown to talk. I love this skirt. I really love this skirt. And every time I wear it, knitters and non-knitters alike go nuts for it.
I got to meat Jeanette and George of Sun Valley Fibers in person. Check out my Yarn Buddy! I also saw Chris of Briar Rose. Unfortunately, I didn't get a picture of her gorgeous booth, but I did get to pick yarn for the fall issue!
I picked up these cute little charms from Jennie the Potter. I also ate her baby for dessert because he was so darned sweet.
Marnie made friends with a cow. We were also lucky to hang out with Franklin. Unfortunately, I don't have any pictures of him with fiberglass animals.
Badgers are bigger than I expected.
A big thank you to everyone from Madison, especially Kate (not me) and Connie. It was awesome to see old friends and meet new ones!
Today's post comes to us from Ashley Knowlton, designer of these wonderful tall socks called Darlington from the Winter 2011 issue of Twist Collective. You can also find this post on her blog, where you can learn more about Ashley and her many talents. You can also follow her on Twitter. This is her first design with Twist Collective.
This time of year always makes me thankful for my wellies (also called, depending on where you're from, rain boots, gumboots, galoshes, and, I'm sure, a host of other names!). I live in the countryside in the south of England, where wellington boots are worn with the same devotion with which Pacific Northwesterners wear socks with sandals year round. And as any Briton knows, wellies don't fit correctly without the proper knitwear.
So Darlington was born, partly out of necessity, partly out of my love of cables. Inspired by welly socks with their long, fold-over cuffs (the sample is even knit in a colour similar to Hunter red) and over-the-trouser fit, I wanted a sock that would stretch to fit over my jeans (they stay up better that way) and make wellies warmer and more comfortable. And I just thought that I had to share these with the world.
Kate at Twist Collective loved the idea, too, and worked with me to create an ornate pair of stockings that look even better outside the boot. Ribbing ensures a good, close fit around the foot and keeps them from sliding down, while a pretty cable winds up to the cuff, with a matching medallion at the calf. Toe-up construction makes it easy to customise the fit and sport-weight yarn makes them knit up very fast. I loved the sample set, which meant that right after I made it (sadly, what with my monstrous calves, they don't fit me), I knew I had to make my own pair.
My own handspun pair have been my constant companions during this long, cold and damp English winter, and have found their own place, nestled inside my wellington boots by the doorway. I'm sure they will keep me company right into English summertime.
Fiona Ellis rules. She has contributed many wonderful patterns to Twist, including Georgie, Mehndi, and the completely adorable Ruthie, just to name a few. She uses colors and geometric patterns in exciting and inventive ways, and her most recent Twist design- Athabasca- is no exception. In this post by Fiona, we get a peek into the world of the designer- and the life the sweater before it made it to the pages of Twist!
As Robin wrote, when we designers are working on a project for a specific issue we are usually knitting a garment that will be worn in an entirely different season. Each project also serves as a kind of memory jog or journal entry. I can always remember what I was working on during 9/11 or the summer that I trained for a half marathon. Seeing those projects reminds me of just what was going on in the world or my life at that time.
So when I see Athabasca I remember last summer and all the beautiful spots and sunny warm days I knit on it. It accompanied me to a friend's cottage and on several long summer evenings spent down by the edge of Lake Ontario (she rode with me in the basket of my brand new bike). But the over riding memory is of her being my carry 'round project when I taught at Sock Summit in Portland OR.
One of the events that took place outside of the classes and marketplace at SS'11 was a flash mob, dancing to "I've had the time of my life". The knitters taking part brought along yarn to hug and fondle during the routine and at the end we were all supposed to throw our yarn into the air. The yarn I had on hand was a ball of Valley Yarns Northampton in pale blue that I was using for Athabasca. As the music ended I didn't dare throw my yarn; what if it got lost it in the crowd? What if it fell to the ground and got dirty? It seems that I wasn't alone, many of the knitters clung tightly to their yarn probably for the same reasons.
When I see Athabasca it reminds me both of both contemplative evenings and having the time of my life with 600 of my knitting buddies. If you haven't seen this video of the flashmob in action, check it out below. It's pretty charming.
Madison Knit-In- Twist Fashion Show!
Look out Wisconsin, Twist Collective is headed your way! Kate and Marnie will be joining the Madison Knitters' Guild for a day long Knit-In, featuring classes, speakers, vendors, and more. It's a day to celebrate yarn and the things it can become. We would love to see you there!
Kate and Marnie will be holding a fashion show, with oodles of garments straight from the pages of the magazine. During the show, Kate will also share insights about knitwear design and working on Twist Collective.
The Knit-In takes place on March 10, all day. Find out more info about the Madison Knitters' Guild here, and register for the Knit-In here!
Behind the Scenes- Free Spirits
You may be familiar with Jane Heller's work- she is no stranger to Twist Collective, contributing to many of our photoshoots. In this post, she shares some outtakes from the Free Spirits shoot from the most recent issue. Be sure as well to check out some of her amazing portrait work, or snag yourself some of her crafty prints and magnets.
Hi everyone! I'm back again with my "Behind the Scenes" from my second shoot from the Winter 2011 edition of Twist Collective.
I spent most of my childhood summers on a farm, the very same farm you have seen in past features on Twist (Roxham farm & Return to Roxham).
Considering I'm a bit of a farm girl, I have a big secret - I'm afraid of horses! Less so in the past few years since my mother has become the owner of a few retired old horses.
So you can imagine my concern when we decided to do the shoot at a stable in Hudson, Quebec. Having my head behind the camera it was very difficult to keep an eye on the whereabouts of all the horses. I was so happy we had two amazing horse handlers - Joanne and Dani to take care of me. My lens got smeared a few times by a few curious noses but other than that no trampled toes. Phew.
Stay tuned for the behind the scenes for the upcoming Spring/Summer 2012 issue!
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A recent San Francisco Chronicle article highlights a new study by the Economic Analysis and Research Network that finds the income disparity between the wealthy and everyone else in California has grown.
The state now stands 17th nationally in terms of income disparity, with the top 1 percent averaging $1.2 million annually, versus $46,000 for everyone else.
The Chronicle article points out that the issue of the working poor is becoming an important one in the 2014 elections.
The disparities are important to CTA members. In fact, a key element of the Association's mission statement addresses these issues: "The California Teachers Association exists …to advance the cause of free, universal, and quality public education; to ensure that the human dignity and civil rights of all children and youth are protected; and to secure a more just, equitable, and democratic society."
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Major consolation for Rory McIlroy
Support of sporting legends helped McIlroy get over Masters meltdown
It helps to have friends in high places. Northern Ireland golf star Rory McIlroy has revealed that Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson helped him get over the trauma of his last-round collapse at the US Masters tournament.
Tennis superstar Rafael Nadal and former world number one golfer Greg Norman also sent messages of support to the 21-year-old after his attempt at winning a first Major floundered on the back nine of the final round.
McIlroy said Ferguson, who guided United to a record-breaking 19th title on Saturday, sent him a text advising him to share his torment with those close to him.
"Obviously you are going to be disappointed and hurting," texted Ferguson, "but go and speak to the people you trust, family and friends, the people closest to you. Those are the people who will tell you the truth."
Nadal, meanwhile, told McIlroy: "What you did for the first three days (at Augusta) was awesome. Your time will come, my friend."
There were further comforting words in a phone call from Norman, who himself famously relinquished a six-shot lead after 54 holes when losing the Masters to Nick Faldo in 1996.
"I was 41 when it happened at Augusta. You're 21," wrote the Australian. "You're good enough to get yourself in that position again. Just control what you can do and don't get distracted by all the talk around you."
McIlroy said he is banishing the demon of the Masters by confronting it head-on. Augusta's notorious 10th hole, which brought the beginning of his back-nine torment, is currently the screensaver on his laptop.
But 'Wee-Mac' has talked about the infamous c-word (choker) — without actually using it. "I hate that word," he admitted.
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McIlroy spent last Friday night in Dublin indulging in his other sporting passion — the Ulster rugby team.
Sadly, there would be no fairytale ending for the Ravenhill men either, who were well beaten by Leinster in the Magners League semi-final.
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Archinect - News 2017-09-21T04:54:48-04:00 https://archinect.com/news/article/116890360/inaba-s-flatiron-plaza-installation-adds-a-frame-to-nyc-landmarks INABA's Flatiron Plaza installation adds a frame to NYC landmarks Archinect 2014-12-26T17:27:00-05:00 >2014-12-28T16:57:56-05:00
Back in September, Archinect published INABA's winning entry for the first-ever Flatiron Plaza Holiday Design Competition. Titled "New York Light," the public artwork was recently installed for the holidays and is now open to the public on...well, Flatiron Plaza.

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The Flatiron Plaza is a unique space in New York.

Standing in the middle of the plaza people can see two of the city's great landmarks: the Flatiron and Empire State buildings. It is a place to experience the magnificence of Manhattan's urban plan – with a dramatic view of Broadway cutting diagonally through the famous grid. And because Madison Square Park creates a clearing in the urban fabric, the plaza is one of the few places in the heart of the city to see the skyline from street level.

Our public art installation 'New York Light' pays tribute to the special urban experiences from this one-of-a-kind vantage point. Designed to echo the form of the plaza's namesake building, the prow of the st...
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When it comes to a high-energy drink giant like Red Bull, most would probably expect their corporate offices to reflect the sporty, frat bro-friendly culture that the brand overwhelmingly attracts. Not a single hint of that can be seen in the company's newly designed office in New York by Brooklyn-based architects INABA.

In fact, Red Bull's New York office looks generic and insignia-free -- which is not common for large companies. INABA states that the design doesn't integrate the latest theories of workplace productivity nor is it driven by narrative or graphic imagery. It ignores workspace interior trends like grand-scale gestures, playful recreational lounges, or urban-chic office decor. On the other hand, the no-brand minimal aesthetic is a growing trend itself as well.

The office's "timeless" and brandless design questions the standard that corporate offices must be a spatial representation of the company and the brand qualities of which it established itself. "Red Bull's New Yor...
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New York Light by INABA to Anchor Flatiron's Public Plaza Activities, Providing Interactive Feature Illuminating Month-Long Holiday Celebration

NEW YORK, September 16, 2014 – The Flatiron/23rd Street Partnership and Van Alen Institute announced the winner of the first-ever Flatiron Plaza Holiday Design Competition, in which top designers and architects proposed dynamic structures to be installed in front of the famed Flatiron Building during the 2014 winter holiday season.

Designed by INABA, the winning installation New York Light will illuminate the plaza as a backdrop for public events and provide visitors with a special view of the Flatiron building and the Madison Square skyline during the holiday season. The design is the result of a collaboration between the Brooklyn-based INABA, Tillotson Design Associates, and bengal.fierro.

Created to echo the plaza's namesake skyscraper, the installation will frame the Flatiron Building to its south. At the other end, the steel tube installat...
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 Jeffrey Inaba's firm INABA was commissioned by Red Bull Music Academy to transform four floors of a vacant building in New York's Chelsea neighborhood into a model learning environment. INABA has used dramatic walls and lighting to create unique collaborative work areas in place of the traditional classroom.

 Curving walls throughout the 38,000 square foot forum give shape to the distinct spaces. On the ground level the walls extend far into the former warehouse allowing passersby and users unrestricted views across the floor. They reveal a cross section of the types of activity taking place which include performances, private workshops, music production and broadcasting, aimed at making a statement that the space is different in its use from the shops, galleries, and cafés of the area. Below, on the cellar level, the arcing walls of the capsule-shaped lounge are interrupted only to establish long views from the recording studio located at the south end to the open-air patio ...
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 INABA has completed Skylight, a permanent installation for KORO Public Art Norway. The 6.6 m (22 ft) diameter, 11.5 m (38 ft) long structure hangs from the foyer of the New Concert Hall in Stavanger, Norway. It is visible from the adjacent public plaza, and surrounding neighborhood and harbor, serving as a light beacon for the complex. Responding to the region's extreme atmospheric conditions, Skylight emits a range of pure color light patterns that contrast and complement the blended luminous tones of the dawn and twilight Nordic sky. Conceived of as an inverted chandelier, Skylight's light fixtures are mounted to face inward and illuminate the structure's interior surface. Its programmable LED system is animated to change in brightness and hue, and produce distinct patterns during arrival, theater calls, intermission, departure, and after hours.

 Skylight is based on a simple cylinder. Areas along the surface of the cylinder were removed to create views from the five-stor...
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 "As the city becomes more technological, architecture will become more essential. Technologies are growing as part of the functioning of cities, and as a result, the design of the urban environment will take on central importance. But this shift won't occur as we might think."

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 Bringing together a host of interviews, contributions, and art works, Adaptation: Architecture, Technology and the City is a preliminary study of digital technology in the built environment. The publication surveys the ways that technology generates new kinds of experiences in the city, as well as the spaces created in its wake, including outmoded infrastructure, glitch space, and public zones populated with tethered cables. If digital technology promised a smooth environment independent of the constraints of geography, Adaptation makes clear that the digital also overlaps with and complicates the physical world.

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 LA architecture office INABA and NYC graphic designers MTWTF have shared with us their design for the information center for Little Tokyo Design Week: Future City. The festival, which opens this Thursday, July 14, celebrates the intersection of Japanese design and technology with experimental architecture in Southern California. The event in Los Angeles' Little Tokyo will feature exhibitions, panel discussions, and other public activities that explore future approaches to urbanism.

 The information center displays a video that introduces the festival and which features participating designers and scholars. The exterior of INABA and MTWTF's project borrows graphic elements of the LTDW theme logo to create a new font. The word 'info' is spelled out and repeated as a black and white pattern on three sides. Along the two long interior walls letters of the info font are scaled up into a large graphic that appears to change in form and color as the visitor moves through the space.

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Why Dublin?
"The definition of a great city; a place that makes virtue out of vice and knows exactly where to find fun. Welcome to Dublin, contender for greatest city in Europe."
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Dublin is the capital city of Ireland and a city traditionally renowned for fun and friendly people. In recent years, the city has managed to blend the relaxing welcoming nature of the city with a professional and attractive centre for business hospitality.
The city is proving hugely popular for international conferences due in part to its easy accessibility from so many destinations. By air, Dublin is 1 hour or less from Britain and 2 hours from mainland Europe. Dublin Airport also has direct connections to North America. Dublin Airport is located just 12km from Dublin City and 15km from Castleknock Hotel & Country Club.
Dubin is currently ranked 29th in the Global Financial Centres Index and is listed by the GaWC as a global city, with a ranking of Alpha, placing Dublin among the top 30 cities in the world. It is a historical and contemporary cultural city as well as a modern centre of education, the arts, administration, economy and industry.
Dublin is a marvellous city for any organisation looking to hold an event in a European City, whether it's for a meeting, incentive trip, conference or special event. The economic growth of the nineties and early part of the 21st century has seen a massive improvement in the infrastructure and corporate facilities within the city. Examples include Terminal 2 at Dublin Airport, the LUAS light rail system, the extended M50 ring road around Dublin and the opening of the stunning Convention Centre Dublin.
Of course the city has always enjoyed its reputation for the 'craic', which means good times in Irish. Popular sites include The Guinness Brewery, the Jameson Distillery, Grafton Street and Stephens Green. Every night you'll find a range of restaurants, bars and pubs where traditional and contemporary music, delicious food and a truly awesome atmosphere awaits.
Although Ireland has faced difficulty during the recently global recession, Dublin has become a much more competitive city to visit for business or pleasure. Dublin was recently ranked by hotels.com as offering the greatest value in terms of hotel accommodation in Western Europe. Its cultural history and genuine ooze of personality makes it one of the most charismatic and charming cities in the world.
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Requirements for the MB&B Major
Below are the required courses that comprise the MB&B major. Although the sequence of courses shown is the ideal one, the major can be readily accommodated even if begun after the freshman year.
MB&B 181 Principles of Biology I
MB&B 182 Principles of Biology II
MB&B 208 Molecular Biology
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CHEM 252 Organic Chemistry II
MB&B 209 Frontiers in Molecular Biology (optional)
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MB&B 383 Biochemistry
|MB&B 394 Advanced Laboratory in Molecular Biology and Genetics
*MB&B 381 Physical Chemistry for Life Scientists
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*MB&B 381 may be replaced by two semesters of Introductory Physics (PHYS 111 and 112, or 113 and 116) or by Physical Chemistry (CHEM337 and CHEM338). In this case 381 may then count as one of the required 300-level electives.
xElectives: Two electives are required.
One of the electives must be a 300-level MB&B course. This may be fulfilled by taking a 1.0 credit 300-level course, or by taking two 0.5 credit 300-level courses. Students taking both of the advanced lab courses (MB&B 394 and MB&B 395) may count one of the two courses as their 300-level elective. Students who take two semesters of physics (e.g., PHYS 111/112 or PHYS 113/116) may count MB&B 381 Physical Chemistry for the Life Sciences as a 300-level elective.
The second elective may be a 200-level or 300-level MB&B course. Two semesters of research (MB&B 423/424, Advanced Research Seminar) with an MB&B faculty member can be substituted for the 200-level elective, provided that it is taken for 1.0 credit each semester and a grade of B or higher is achieved. Senior Thesis Tutorial (MB&B 409/410) may not be used to satisfy an elective requirement. Research on MB&B topics conducted in a faculty member's lab from another department may be used to satisfy the 200-level elective requirement with permission of the MB&B department.
Approved courses outside MB&B that can be taken to satisfy the 200-level elective requirement include BIOL 218 Developmental Biology, BIOL 310 Genomic Analysis, and BIOL 334 Shaping the Organism.
Pre-meds and pre-grads: Organic chemistry laboratory courses (CHEM 257 and CHEM 258) are requirements for virtually all graduate and medical schools. Most medical schools also require one year of physics with related labs, and two semesters of mathematics.
Beyond the lecture hall
Students are strongly encouraged to take advantage of enrichment and assistance available beyond the required lectures and labs in the introductory Biology and Chemistry courses. For each course, there are office hours and help sessions held both by the instructor and by teaching assistants, scheduled throughout the week and by appointment. There are also mentored study groups, in which students in each course are set up in groups of 3 - 5 to meet regularly with a mentor who took the course the previous year, to go over course material and to share study hints and problem-solving strategies.
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When Obama backed off same-sex marraige
Tracy Baim, a gay Chicago reporter who has covered Obama for years, was the first one to point me to the 1996 questionnaire in which State Senate candidate Barack Obama said he backed same-sex marriage.
Now Baim is coming out with a thick book -- straightforwardly titled "Obama and the Gays" -- in which she and many others trace and consider what has, at times, been a fraught political relationship.
One tidbit: By 1998, just two years after he publicly backed same-sex marriage, he had begun to walk away from that position. Baim prints this passage from a questionnaire that year:
Q: Do you favor legalizing same-sex marriage?
OBAMA: Undecided.
Q: Would you support a bill to repeal Illinois legislation prohibiting same-sex marriage?
OBAMA: Undecided.
Q: Would you co-sponsor it?
OBAMA: Undecided.
Baim's even-handed take:
Obama did stray slightly from that early support as he moved up the electoral food chain, but at his core he has remained committed to equal rights for gays. However, political practicality has meant that many of the issues he supports have been sidelined.


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Earlier this week Willie Geist, Al Roker and Natalie Morales, along with USA TODAY's Andrea Mandell, predicted the biggest moments at the Oscars on Sunday.
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A majority of you agree with him that "12 Years A Slave" will win the most awards and actress Lupita Nyong'o's sleek fashion will captivate the red carpet.
Natalie was only one percent behind Al in total votes, but more people sided with her that George Clooney is a juicy target for host Ellen DeGeneres to roast during the ceremony.
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Tom Kelly, VP of Communications at the US Ski and Snowboard Association, has been to more Winter Olympics than almost anyone. He helped open the SIA Snow Show on January 30 where he gave the crowd a taste of what the Olympics had in store. His Sendoff to Sochi, complete with uniform unveilings and incredible videos from each discipline, getting the crowd fired up for the Olympics while reminding us all of the passion our sport inspires. SIA was lucky to have a chance to sit down with Kelly and get his thoughts on the Games, the sport, and the industry.
This is your 8th Winter Olympics, and you are clearly just as passionate about it as ever. What has it been like the past few months leading up to the Olympics—seeing the athletes qualify, feeling the support Americans have for the team, and experiencing the excitement build across the country?
There is a lot of emotion in what these kids do. It's unlike any other sport; this only comes around once every four years and if you look back at the culture of the Olympics, it goes back to 776 BC. There are very few things in our world today that have transcended time in that manner and still maintain the same integrity that they had thousands of years ago.
I think that's part of the reason that skiing and snowboarding is really quite a close knit-family. You know we talk about it as an industry and a business, but we're also a very close group with a lot history. Everyone involved in this sport feels a kinship to the Olympic Team and to those athletes, and we feel really blessed to have that support. For all of us who are directly involved and going over to Sochi with the team, there is a lot of passion and emotion, and there is an equal amount of passion and emotion for all of those who watch it on NBC here at home as well.
SIA and its members have a long history with USSA. What are your thoughts about that relationship and how it has evolved?
The relationship between SIA and USSA is pivotal to the success of our athletes. Historically, going back to the 60's, Doc DesRoches (President of SIA from 1960-1981) was one of the most passionate supporters of the U.S. Ski Team. He was one of the pioneers of what is now the NY Ski and Snowboard Ball, our Gold Medal Gala. That's an event that today raises a million dollars a year for our athletes and all of that goes back to the passion Doc showed for our organization. Today, David Ingemie carries on that tradition, and the member companies of SIA, the supplier companies of our teams. They are essential to the success our athletes are having. We could not do what we do and the athletes could not accomplish their goals if it weren't for the support that we get from the industry, and from the companies that provide us with our uniforms, our outerwear, our skis and snowboards. So it is really essential, and it means a lot for the athletes to have everyone in the industry behind them.
How did it come about that three new sports were added this year?
The new sports were the result of an initiative by both the equipment and the resort industry to encourage the International Olympic Committee to bring some new events on line that were really relevant to kids. They said, this is what kids do on equipment today and at resorts today, so why not have it in the Olympics. The IOC got very active in this area and brought on a lot of new events, a lot more than we originally expected. We have a strong and deep team that's very well prepared so of course we're seeing some great excitement and hopefully some medals in these new events.
Do you think the addition of the new events, and the Olympic year in general, will give the industry a boost and help grow participation?
Ask any Olympian and they'll tell you that their early inspiration came from watching other Olympians. Lindsey Vonn categorically got her big boost in the sport when at 9 years old she met Picabo Street, an Olympic Champion, and that gave her the motivation. I see the same thing happening with the new events right now. Kids all over the country, the 8, 9, 10-year olds, they're going to be seeing Nick Geopper, Lyman Currier, Maddie Bowman, Devin Logan and 15-year old Maggie Voisin and they're going to say, "Hey Mom and Dad, I want to do that too." One of the cool things we have going in this Olympics is a partnership with NBC called NBC Gold Map. It's a web presence at the NBC Olympic site that that provides simple one-click access for parents and kids who want to learn how they can get started in the sport, and how they can find a resort or a club they can get involved with. It makes it easy for kids who are inspired by the Olympics to go out and get involved.
Here at SIA we're on the edge of our seats as the Olympics continue, and we wish Tom and everyone on the Olympic Teams continued success. As the Americans rack up the medal count, you can find loads of information, links to live feeds and athlete bios at Snowlink.com, and you can keep track of US athletes on the podium with our handy new Medal Widget. Be sure to check out the NBC Gold Map, which features the Bring A Friend Challenge and Learn to Ski and Snowboard Month. And, as always, Go USA!!
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CoverGirl & Olay Tone Rehab 2-in-1 Foundation Reviews
GreasyI received this as one of my perks for the special month of scoring extra points. The concept is great...foundation and serum combined. I was excited to use it, but it sat on my face and left a terrible feeling of greasiness, and my face felt like I had too much make up on even though I used a small bit of product. It does not look good...does not create a flawless look. I simply could not sta...read morend the way it felt on my face. I tried it for several days, and ended up using blotting papers to absorb the grease it created. This is an inferior product, and I do not recommend it. — 5 years, 1 month agoCaroleVonAllten | 1401 reviews
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My first and LAST drugstore foundation!Update: I woke up this morning and now have the same tiny pimples all over my chin and the left side of my face. Absolutely horrid. Come to find out this foundation is not nonacnegenic or noncomegenic. Revised review to a 1. Wish I could go lower! .................... 6/16 Wow - that is all I can say. Ok, review done. ;) I was ready to give this foundation about a 7 until I went into the bathroom ...read morethis evening to cleanse my face and found something quite shocking. First, I have to say that this is my first drugstore foundation, at least since I "graduated" from Cover Girl Clean Make-Up about 15 years ago. Since then, I have been using various Clinique foundations, most recently Perfectly Real, and have been very pleased. However, I have been finding some stellar drugstore deals as of late and thought why not try to swap out my foundation? Initially, I was moderately pleased with this product. I read many mixed reviews online; some reviewers said it was far too greasy, others say it was too drying and still others commented on breakouts and that the foundation "slides" right off. It is weird how the comments are all over the place. Personally, I thought the texture was a little dry, yet it left my skin a little shinier than norm, and my face felt sticky. I also looked like I was wearing a "mask" which I am not used to at all. The foundation was around $12, exactly half the price of my Clinique foundation. To be honest, I would much rather spend $24 on a good quality foundation that can always be returned to the department store, regardless of how much is used, and the color can be matched EXACTLY by a professional. That seems like a bargain to me! When I went to wash my face tonight, after my first use of this foundation, I was horrified when I looked in the mirror. My skin is not acne prone; just oily and I am prone to blackheads. I had almost a dozen pimples on the right side of my face. Not just red spots, but pimples that actually already had a head on them! Ughhhh..... Seriously??? Never again. I am heading to the store tomorrow to return, and right over to my Clinique counter! Would not recommend. — 5 years, 3 months agopixie_dust | 492 reviews
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Not Real Impressed and NO SPFI am not very impressed with this product. It sounds good, in theory- a foundation with serum in it- but in reality, not so much. I had issues with it in the summer making my skin super greasy and because it doesn't have an SPF, I had to layer a moisturizer underneath which made it worse. It also comes off really easily. Also, after wearing it for several hours, it looked like it was separatin...read moreg on the surface of my skin...not pretty. So I shelved it unti the weather turned cooler, thinking it would be better, and now it makes my skin look dry even though it isn't. Also, when you set it with powder, even the Olay/CG powder, it looks chalky. The price is also really high for such a sub-par product. Won't repurchase. — 4 years, 11 months agojenn8779 | 135 reviews
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Not horrible, but won't repurchaseThis is a very moisturizing foundation with some pros and even more cons. Pros: It covers my whole face in one pump, it's full coverage, it blends in well Cons: No sunscreen which means adding more moisture to my face before applying, minor breakouts, color would match my skin if it had more pink undertones - it makes me look sickly and pale without a lot of bronzer, It comes of easily with a litt...read morele sweat, it's heavy and you feel it on all day. I would love to find a foundation that covers as well as this one does, but without all the cons. I have combination/sensitive fair skin. The lack of sunscreen it not good, and the even though the breakouts are minor and almost not noticeable, they are still breakouts. I may try this again in the winter and see how it fairs. This may work better on people with yellow undertones and who have dry skin. There are no real anti-aging benefits, just moisture. I can't really recommend it for oily or combination skin. — 5 years agoTaylerbootz | 126 reviews
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Not for dry skinThis product isn't terrible but it's definitely not for us women with dry skin. It made my skin feel dry and it caked on me. — 5 years, 4 months agoNicole1021 | 210 reviews
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It's not going to sit around collecting dustI saw the ads for this all over and was already interested, previous to receiving it as a BuzzAgent. I had the soft honey and a compact powder to match in medium which I will review also. The mix of Olay and Covergirl seems to work for me. I have combination skin which is sensitive, irritated, and dry on a portion of my face. I have used a few different types and brands including concealer and...read more it proved problematic. I also, do not wear foundation on my entire face. I use it primarily to keep eye makeup on, or to cover the reddened, uneven skin which is dry and flaking at times. This is a pump container and you can see the swirled mix of the foundation and serum. I applied it with my fingers and liked the texture once on my skin: Not caked on and it smoothed in well to match my skin tone. It went over the lines between my brows and I did try it on other areas including my arm and hand. I did not use my usual green concealer underneath. The lines seemed to lessen in appearance, which is what serums are for and from a distance the color also hid them. I liked the control over the amount used, therefore no mess left and a feeling of lightness once applied. I used this for the Summer months to now early Fall, so my skin tone will be darker and less affected by the problems set on in Winter. I do suggest that in the wrinkled, lined areas that you use less powder, or none at all. I felt it had a better result being on my dry, sometimes bad skin without it. I did not react badly as to some others that I have tried on those sensitive area. I do not use it on my oily skin zone. They have a lot of choices for color, but nobody says you can't mix them to get your shade. As winter will approach and eczema will come back, I feel better about having something to combat the visual effects of it. Further reddened skin, more drying and itching, because of coverups was what I experienced. At least I now have something to work with. I gave it one star less, because of the missing trial period, and because I do not use it all over my face. But, it is worth a try especially since it is so available and prices can be reduced drastically with a good sale. — 4 years, 12 months agoevet | 13 reviews
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Wow!Covergirl might have hit the nail on the head this time! I have used this for a couple of days now and I really like it. My skin is very dry, I apply after moisturizing and get the light coverage I want. I have had a hard time finding the right shade with foundtions and finding something that wears well (in my case something that doesn't feel like I am wearing a mask.) I think I may have found what I have been looking for and affordable too! — 5 years, 8 months agoNotJustGingerly | 143 reviews
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Best Foundation!Normally, I don't like liquid/creamy foundations because they dull my skin. I read about this foundation in a magazine, and since I was wanting to try a new foundation (I was using Loreal True Match Powder, which is awesome!) I decided to go ahead and try this. I fell in love the first time I used it! It's very creamy, and decently moisturizing which works great for my combo skin. For me, it laste...read mored all day when I used a setting powder (BareMinerals Mineral Viel). The coverage is just right, along with the color (I'm very fair, I got the lightest shade). It made my uneven skin look amazing! And left it so soft! Also, it smells great, which I don't look for in makeup, but hey! It smells good! I would reccomend it for dryier, to combo skin because it does have the Olay serum in it that does moisturize. Probably not for oily skin, it would most likely slide off. Wonderful product overall! — 5 years, 7 months agolanigaga | 113 reviews
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Just OKJust tried this foundation this morning. It applies very smoothly but it's slightly dry. I expected it to have a creamier consistency. Coverage is good without looking cakey, easy to blend. I wish it had SPF in it. I like Advanced Radiance better.` — 3 years, 7 months agotrishsterette | 84 reviews
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Great coverage!Goes on well. Very smooth. I like that it doesn't have a gross orange hue, since I'm so pale! It can create a little shine, since I have combination skin, but I throw on a little powder in my t zone to fix it. It makes my skin appear flawless. I dig it. ;) — 3 years, 7 months agoscuttle | 9 reviews
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We're of the opinion here at VideoGamer.com that the Wii's software library is dominated by shoddy games. We absolutely believe the console is capable of great things, but most developers just don't seem to want to release good games on it. Let's take Nitrobike as an example. The Ubisoft published extreme motorbike game from Excite Bike developers Left Field in theory should be good. But it's just not. In fact it's one of the worst examples of shoddy production values the Wii has seen.
What strikes you first is the almost N64 quality front-end. The menus look awful and the load times are shocking for something so basic. And it just gets worse from here on. As you pull away from the starting line, boosting along with the other nine racers, the game chugs along at a frame rate I haven't experienced since playing GoldenEye multiplayer many years ago. It's shocking stuff, and not what the Wii needs if it's ever going to convince people that it's more than a machine for Nintendo software.
Fans of Nintendo's Excite Truck might be thinking that Nitrobike will offer similar thrills, but don't get too carried away - Nitrobike is sadly not even half as good as the Wii's premier racing game. Whereas Excite Truck revelled in its bouncy, almost haphazard gameplay, in Nitrobike the controls feel like a step back, and not nearly as fun. Cornering is a nightmare most of the time, with the courses being far too windy for the motion controls. Excite Truck's large open courses are nowhere to be seen.
Thankfully any mistakes you make on the track are rarely punished (at least early on) as the other drivers are completely incompetent. They'll cause mass pile ups resulting in the entire pack coming to a standstill, allowing you to go from last to first in a matter of seconds. The idea is to perform tricks while in the air, in turn increasing the size of your nitro meter, effectively allowing you to go faster for longer. In reality, you don't have to worry about tricks too much as you can boost around the majority of the time by just laying off the boost every now and again.
To be fair, the game includes plenty to do. With over 60 events, split between races, time trials, ring challenges, stunt challenges and elimination events, it'll take you some time to finish everything, but you just won't want to. The progression system is archaic too, so after each event you're sent back to the career menu where you have to choose the next event. You'll unlock new events and bikes as you work your way through, signified by the most ridiculous, yet amusing guitar riff I've ever heard in a video game. The gameplay and presentation just make most of this stuff pointless, as most players won't want to play beyond the opening set of events.
Considering the aforementioned chronic slowdown problems you'd be forgiven for thinking that Nitrobike looks pretty smart for a Wii game, but it doesn't. The textures are beyond muddy and the trackside detail is comparable to what you might see in a University project. The whole game also has an unstable feel, like we got back in the days of the PlayStation when it felt like the polygons could be ripped apart at any point. Combine all this with a terrible rock soundtrack that I can't imagine anyone wanting to listen to, and you've got to wonder how Nitrobike ever got past the design stage.
We all moan about Wii games not including online play, but amazingly it's included in Nitrobike. Six players can hop online for some competitive racing, but there aren't exactly a lot of people online, meaning finding a game is a slow process. Online performance was surprisingly good, but this isn't a reason to play the game. Four-player split-screen is also an option, but it's barely playable due to the poor frame rate.
It's hard to believe that Nitrobike is as bad as it is. When it was revealed there was some genuine excitement amongst gamers who knew the developer's history, but the end result is a game that is somewhat of an embarrassment. With some of the worst presentation the Wii has seen and some partially broken controls, even an inevitable appearance in a bargain bin shouldn't tempt you to buy Nitrobike.


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WILLITS -- At least one Willits bypass protester is facing charges after California Highway Patrol officers removed five tree-sitters within the Caltrans' right-of-way for the Mendocino County project earlier this week.
The last two tree sitters extricated were Travis "Eagle" Jochimsen, 30, of Lancaster and Mark "Falcon" Herbert, 51, of Willits.
The men were arrested for trespassing, and the trees they occupied were cut down, according to Caltrans. Jochimsen was also cited for resisting arrest.
All of the protesters arrested Tuesday were released from the Mendocino County jail shortly after booking, with the exception of Martin Reign Katz, 24. Mendocino County District Attorney David Eyster has charged Katz -- who allegedly threw feces and swung a carabiner on the end of a rope at officers attempting to take him into custody --with resisting arrest and three counts of battery on a peace officer.
Bail is set at $60,000, and Katz's preliminary hearing is scheduled for April 17.
The project has been the subject of several protests in recent weeks -- including one rally in support of the bypass -- and the state Department of Fish and Wildlife had halted construction in March to review Caltrans survey protocols after some bird nests were found.
The district attorney's office is still reviewing the other protesters' files and no formal charges on them have yet been filed with the court.
CHP officials said officers shot Katz with a shotgun modified to fire non-lethal "bean bag" shells, after he "violently resisted efforts" to remove him. The Kevlar bean bags resemble small socks filled with No. 9 lead shot and are standard issue, according to CHP spokesman Steve Krul.
Amanda "Warbler" Senseman, who was the first tree-sitter removed, remains on a hunger strike.
Caltrans spokesman Phil Frisbie said the protesters were given ample notice to leave.
"We have worked around them, safely removing as many trees as we could, but at this time these protesters needed to be removed so we can safely continue with our work," he said. "This project was developed with public input and following all state and federal laws. We stand behind this project, which will improve inter-regional traffic, improve air quality, and improve fisheries and the local environment of the Little Lake Valley," he said.
California Sen. Noreen Evans issued a statement earlier this week voicing concern about the removals.
"I am shocked and dismayed at what seems to be an excessive use of force on unarmed protesters," she said. "Thus far, I feel Caltrans and CHP have been slow to respond to my questions and quick to act regarding the bypass project."
Evans said she met with Caltrans Director Malcolm Dougherty "to express my dismay."
Following the April 2 meeting, Dougherty said he would work closely with Evans' office.
"Caltrans is committed to completing this project safely, which has wide regional support and will improve traffic and air quality for the city of Willits and provide a long-term boost to the local and regional economy," he said.
The Save Our Little Lake Valley group is sponsoring an event in support of the tree-sitters from 2 to 6 p.m. today in Recreation Grove.


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I just had a breast implant for the first time 4 months ago, 375 CC Silicone gel. The right one definitely bothers me more. It seems larger and it seems lower and often feels very funny at the bottom as though I can feel the implant. It also hurts at the sternum on the right one. It seems to have filled out more towards the sternum more than the left also and is definitely lower than the right. What can i do to correct this? Am I bottoming out? Is this symnastia? Massage the left more?
Whats Wrong with my Breast Implant? Is This Symnastia? Bottoming out or Just Dropping One at a Time? (photo)
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Breast Issue
Synmastia is when you do not have any cleavage usually after a breast augmentation. It is like two breast connected together by a mini porch of tissue. Occasionally breasts bottom out or they stretch at the bottom and the nipple raises up higher, therefore, it is not in the middle of the breast which looks unusual, which can happen to either breast at the same time, one at a time, or neither. To diagnose synmastia you should be examined by a board certified plastic surgeon.
Asymmetric Breasts Post Augmentation
Your right breast goes more towards your armpit than your left, and the right nipple is closer to the armpit than to the sternum. It is obvious to me from your upside down photo that this is the way you appeared pre-operatively. Asymmetries of this nature need to be discussed pre-operatively in order to manage expectations. I am sure your plastic surgeon mentioned this, but sometimes patients forget (it's not your fault, there are so many things to remember).
Synmastia means that you have one breast and no cleavage in between. This deformity is not present on the photograph you presented. Bottoming out means that the distance from your nipple to the bottom of your breast is elongated, and that the nipples have a significant upward tilt. This also is not demonstrated in your photograph. I personally do not think breast massaging does much of anything, but those who believe in it feel it decreases the chance of capsular contracture, and since all contractures move upward, neither of your breasts demonstrate any early contracture, and definitely not the right one.
It is now time to discuss all this with your plastic surgeon. It's true your breasts are asymmetric; however, without seeing your pre-operative pictures and doing a face to face physical exam, there is no way any of us can intelligently address your concerns.
Breast issue
It is difficult to evaluate the photo adequately being that it is upside down and your arms are lifted. It does not look like symmastia. For instructions on care, you should check with your surgeon.
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Breast Augmentation and Breast Implant Malposition Problem?
Thank you for the question and picture.
It is hard to evaluate your situation precisely given that your arms are elevated to some degree when the photograph is taken. The right breast implant does appear to be lower than the left; whether you will go on to have significant breast asymmetry only time will tell. Given that you are only 4 months out of your breast augmentation procedure, it would be best to continue to be patient and to continue to follow-up with your plastic surgeon.
In the long-term, if your breasts to demonstrate significant asymmetry related to breast implant pocket asymmetry, then revisionary breast surgery using capsulorraphy techniques may be helpful.
Best wishes.
Learn more: http://www.poustiplasticsurgery.com/Procedures/procedure_revisionarybreastsurgery.htm
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Hydrosalpinx is a condition where a woman's fallopian tubes become filled with fluid and become blocked. This blockage in the tube can cause pain for some women and can lead to infertility. With diagnosis, hydrosalpinx is treatable.
The function of the fallopian tubes is to carry eggs from the ovaries to the uterus. Each month during ovulation when the egg is released from the ovary, it travels to the fallopian tube. Conception takes place in the fallopian tubes. Sperm travel to meet the egg in the fallopian tubes, creating a fertilized egg or embryo. The embryo then travels through the tube to the uterus to implant. However, with hydropsalpinx, the fallopian tube is blocked with fluid, making it difficult or impossible for the egg and sperm to meet.
Hydrosalpinx is usually caused by an old infection, such as a sexually transmitted disease like chlamydia and gonorrhea. It can also be caused by previous surgery on the reproductive organs or abdominal area or by previous pregnancies, miscarriages or abortions, or having an IUD inserted.
The symptoms of hydrosalpinx include pain in the lower abdomen or pelvic area and a vaginal discharge, but sometimes there are no physical symptoms. Some women only discover they have a blocked tube because of trying to conceive and not being able to.
One of the first tools for evaluation is a hysterosalpingogram, or HSG. In this procedure, dye is inserted into the cervix. The dye travels into the uterus and up the fallopian tubes. Then your doctor or X-ray tech will take X-rays of your pelvic area to see if the dye gets all the way through the tube. Ultrasound is another procedure used to diagnose hydrosalpinx. With a vaginal ultrasound, a normal-sized tube cannot be seen. So a visible tube is an indication something is wrong. Because the results of the ultrasound just show an enlarged tube, but not what is causing it, other tests will be performed after the ultrasound.
Laparoscopy is sometimes used for diagnosis, but is used more for treatment. During laparoscopy, a tiny tube with a camera is inserted through an incision in the abdomen. The surgeon can see on a television monitor any abnormalities in the reproductive organs. During the laparoscopy, the surgeon can make repairs to the tube. Often, though, the tube closes again.
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Employment opportunities for persons with training in mathematics are increasing! The courses offered in Foothill College's Department of Mathematics are designed to develop the skills and competencies that not only support the skill areas needed in engineering, physical and biological sciences, but also satisfy the necessary course requirements for the first two years of baccalaureate programs.
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Mark Rydell, George Segal, Esai Morales & More Set for Santa Monica Playhouse's PLAYS IN THE PARK thru 8/12
"Plays in the Park," a themed show of readings of short plays, written and directed by Brian Connors, will be presented by Key Schott Productions as a guest production at Santa Monica Playhouse, now through August 12. The show stars Mark Rydell and George Segal with Esai Morales and more.
Santa Monica Playhouse, The Main Stage is located at 1211 4th St., Santa Monica, Calif. The production runs now through Sunday, August 12, Saturdays and Sundays at 3:00 and 7:00 p.m. Admission is $20. For reservations, call (323) 960-7788 or go online at www.Plays411.com/playsinthepark.
Mark Rydell (the former daytime drama star who became more famous as a director of blockbuster movies ("On Golden Pond", "The Rose," "The River") and classic television ("Gunsmoke," "Ben Casey") and two-time Golden Globe winner George Segal* ("Retired at 35," "Just Shoot Me") star in the presentation of a themed program of short plays called "Plays in the Park," unified by their locale. The show will consist of readings of "Park Strangers" and "Swans," and "Oxymorons."
In "Park Strangers," a fading stage star is paired with a younger actress in a commercial for an offensive corporation. Offensive, yes, but both need the money.
In "Swans," a woman presses her man to find out when he'll marry her. It's the little things that ostensibly bother him…like her collection of swans.
In "Oxymorons," J finds his depressed brother Joey near the park zoo. J's sister-in-law has sent him to locate Joey. The two brothers have some old issues to settle. Don't be fooled into thinking they're polar opposites. They have far more in common than at first appears…like their women.
This weekend (July 14-15 ), George Segal joins the cast. Allan Miller ("Broadway Bound," "General Hospital") starts July 21.
The cast also includes Esai Morales* ("Fairly Legal," "NYPD Blue"), Susan Ateh ("In Bruges," "The Clinic"), Beege Barkette ("The Fabulous Baker Boys," "The Onion Field"), Chihiro Kawamura ("In Her Shoes," "The Republic"), and Dahlia Waingort* ("Raging Bull II," "True Blood").
Writer-director Brian Connors is a graduate of Rutgers University. His other plays include "Cross Your Heart" and "Two Sisters." A screenplay, "King Baby," was made into a short film. Also an actor, he has extensive stage credits and made a number of appearances on several television series.
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Check out photos from the show's opening night below!
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Ed Asner, Susan Ateh (top step), Begee Barkett (bottom step), Mark Rydell
Dahlia Waingort with Ed Asner
Cast with Playwright (Back Row: L to R) Dahlia Waingort, Esai Morales (Front Row: L to R) Ed Asner, Beege Barkette, Mark Rydell, Brian Connors, Chihiro Kawamura


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Friday 22nd July 2011
German Grand Prix Free Practice 1: 10:00-11:30 (UK time: 9:00-10:30)
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Saturday 23rd July 2011
German Grand Prix Free Practice 3: 11:00-12:00 (UK time: 10:00-11:00)
German Grand Prix Qualifying: 14:00 (UK time: 13:00)
Sunday 24th July 2011
German Grand Prix: 14:00 (UK time: 13:00)
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A new Knesset faction was born Monday and immediately ran into a dispute with one of its old partners over allocations that all parties are entitled to under law. Arye Eliav and Marcia Freedman, who broke away last month from the short-lived Yaad faction, asked the Knesset to recognize them as a new Social-Democratic Party. They also demanded that Knesset Speaker Israel Yeshayahu halt allocations to Yaad until a Knesset committee decides the issue.
But Shulamit Aloni and Boaz Moav who still sit in the Knesset as the Yaad representatives, objected vehemently. Aloni, a former Cabinet Minister, claimed MKs Eliav and Freedman did not constitute a bona fide party and were not entitled to any allocation. She said that Eliav, who, like herself, had bolted the Labor Party, joined Yaad last year as an independent MK, not as a faction. She also claimed that he did nothing as a Yaad member but "just travelled around the world, wrote books and now he sets up a new party that never ran for elections and does not represent any voters."
Yaad, a left-of-center faction, fell apart late last year after Eliav and others joined a group which demanded that Israel unilaterally offer to negotiate with any Arab group including the PLO. Aloni, while opposing the government's foreign and domestic policies, felt that this group had gone too far to the left and was trying to drag Yaad along with it.


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On Dec. 3, 1990, someone borrowed "Life before Man: The fascinating story of the evolution of living things on our Earth" from the Cedar Mill Community Library and neglected to return it ... for more than two decades.
Tuesday, Dec. 3, exactly 23 years later to the day, it found its way back. Staff at the County of Los Angeles Public Library sent the book the the Beaverton-area library, along with a note:
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We are returning your book(s) back to you. They were sent to the County of Los Angeles Public Library Headquarters in Downey, CA. We are sorry for any inconvenience to you."
A staff member at the local library posted the story to Facebook, along with a picture of the book, the accompanying note and some arithmetic: "Hmmm – let's see: 8,395 days overdue at 15 cents a day works out to... $1,259.25. Of course we won't collect that fine because the library is very forgiving when materials are returned."


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The 2000 Nissan Maxima comes in base GXE, sporty SE, and luxury GLE trims. A 5-speed manual is standard on all but the GLE, where you'll find a 4-speed automatic. The auto tran is optional on the SE and GXE. A retuned sports suspension is stiffer for better handling and less shudder, and the performance tires (ranging from 15 to 17-inch) improve road grip. ABS brakes and dual front airbags are standard across the line, with side airbags now available as an option. Traction control is also offered as an extra with the auto tran. A new grille, lights, and body shape offers a sporty, aerodynamic look overall.
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CAE has been selected by Bombardier to provide engineering services and a flight simulator for the C Series narrowbody aircraft. The Canadian company will supply a so-called augmented engineering environment, which includes test support equipment under the hardware-in-the-loop concept. The idea is to have the tested system "believe" it is in a real aircraft. Delivery of CAE's augmented engineering environment to Bombardier is pegged for 2011.
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Feline Friday...
It's Feline Friday time!... Steven sure keeps me busy taking cat pictures! LOL.. stop by his place and find links to more cats!
I finally got a picture of Jr when he wasn't asleep!!... here he is in all his glory... sitting instead of sleeping..heh.
Frickey is another one that sleeps all the time... here he is "thinking about sleeping" lol..
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Cheryl Flagg: Be part of a miracle Thursday
February 6, 2013
I became a stem cell marrow donor in April 2003. My sister, Elaine, was diagnosed with myelodysplastic syndrome, a rare, life-threatening, pre-leukemia blood disorder. A bone marrow transplant from my stem cell donation replaced her own diseased bone marrow. Because of this miraculous process, my sister is able to live a full life and see her daughter graduate from college, and even attend her daughter's wedding.
Routt County residents between ages 18 and 44 have the opportunity to join the National Marrow Donor Program when Bonfils Blood Center visits Yampa Valley Medical Center from 12:30 to 6 p.m. Thursday. By registering, you, too, can save a life — and be part of a miracle.
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text: I started buying records at the age of five (1983 - Thriller that is). My father was into electro wave back then so I grew up listening to Gary Numan, Kraftwerk, Front 242, Dave Ball... To be honest, these robotic sounds really scared the shit out of me. As soon I discovered Public Enemy in 1988 my passion for hip hop became big. With the help of dj Murdock and dj 4t4, who were the older kids in my school, I learned a lot about hip-hop. When I first witnessed the videoclip "On" from Aphex Twin in 1993 I threw myself into electronic music (names like Autechre, Reload, Plastikman, the Black Dog, Biosphere). I bought my first Technics in 2002 and four months later I had my first gig at Modfest at the Muziekodroom (with Ladytron and Red Snapper). Then I met the World Invaders & I started organising the Dominion parties at The Zoo (Hasselt). In the past I have played at Festivibe, Modfest (3 times), Body to Body, Breakdown (Ed & Kim's concept), 3 years La Fete, the Kaaiman (Antwerp), The Zoo, Casino (Genk), Recyclart, Bazaar, Le Gazon (Brussels) with acts and dj's like The Hacker, Tom Barman, Jimi Tenor, Vive La Fete, Dj Tiga, Neon Judgement, Ed & Kim, Felix the Housecat etc... My style of mixing is very eclectic and full of energy. I like to play old skool electrofunk, wave, Hacienda classics, old skool hip hop, Italo, 80's smashers, electrohouse, rock, new beat, synth pop, miami bass... No dj-rules at all. Besides playing party records, I make mixes with "hard to mix records". These contain speed metal, 70's, trip hop, underground mash-ups, electro rarities, funk, rock'n roll,..


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An apprentice on his way home for lunch helped save a man's life.
Trained first aider Luke Songer, 21, put his life-saving skills into action for the first time when he came across a man collapsed underneath a car in Holloway Road, Heybridge.
Luke, of Crescent Road, Heybridge, had cycled past, thinking he had been working on the engine.
But he decided to go back and found he had no pulse.
Luke, an electrical mechanical apprentice at Youngman Group in The Causeway, Heybridge, flagged down a passing driver and asked her to dial 999 while he started chest compressions and mouth to mouth resuscitation.
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