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Feng Xiaogang, the prolific Chinese director whose "Back to 1942" is China's submission for the foreign language Oscar this season, left his handprints at the TCL Chinese Theatre in Hollywood on Friday. He's the first Chinese film director to have his prints immortalized in cement at the historic venue.
Feng's works encompass a wide range including feel-good family dramas, romantic comedies and historical epics; his "Aftershock," about the devastating 1976 Tangshan earthquake that killed hundreds of thousands, was China's submission for the 2011 foreign language Academy Award. He's known for his strong record of box-office successes in China, although "1942," with its tough story of famine during wartime, proved less popular with Chinese filmgoers.
A number of Feng's films will have free screenings this weekend at the theater complex during the Beijing Film Panorama in America event. Among the titles showing (with English subtitles) are "Aftershock," "If You Are the One," "Assembly," "A World Without Thieves," "The Banquet," and "Cell Phone."
Once cured, Feng's prints will be on display in the forecourt, although their exact location hasn't been determined yet, said Alwyn Hight Kushner, president and chief operating officer of the theater.
Despite having two films submitted by his country for Oscar consideration and leaving his mark at the Chinese theater, Feng joked in an interview Thursday that "nobody here really knows who I am." However, the crush of dignitaries (Chinese and American) and fans attending Friday's ceremony indicated otherwise.
Feng said he would like to spend some more time stateside. His daughter is currently studying at New York University's Tisch School and aims to become a film editor.
"Maybe I can come here and do some writing," he said Thursday during a poolside interview in the back yard of an associate's home in Beverly Hills. "Look at this place, it's so calm, so peaceful. And the air -- so clean!"
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As dozens of pro golfers ascend on Greene County this week, crews at Cutter Creek golf course are putting the final preparations on the 220-acre course this week for the third annual Cutter Creek Golf Classic. The tournament starts Thursday but activities leading up to the four-round contest begin Tuesday.
SNOW HILL � As dozens of pro golfers ascend on Greene County this week, crews at Cutter Creek golf course are putting the final preparations on the 220-acre course this week for the third annual Cutter Creek Golf Classic. The tournament starts Thursday but activities leading up to the four-round contest begin Tuesday.
Expected to participate in the event is 2011 winner Brandon Brown, who spent last week in Philadelphia at the U.S. Open.
�We would�ve loved to see him win the U.S. Open,� Cutter Creek Director of Golf Burt Williams said. �Brandon is a great player and the community has really gotten to know him over the past two years. There are player on this tour that you know will move on to the PGA Tour and Brandon is one of those players.�
Brown, who shot a course record 63 in 2011, is one of several names playing in the Open to get their start on the National Golf Association Tour (formerly Hooters Tour). Former NGA tour members include 2011 PGA Championship winner Keegan Bradley and 2010 FedEx Cup Winner and PGA Tour Player of the Year Jim Furyk. The list of PGA stars who got their start on the NGA Tour includes 2009 British Open Champion Stewart Cink, 2007 Masters champion Zach Johnson, 2003 British Open Champion Ben Curtis, two-time US Open Champion Lee Janzen, PGA Championship Winner Shaun Micheel and British Open and PGA Championship Winner John Daly.
�We look forward to this event each year; to see players who have played here in the past and the new faces on tour.� Williams said. �Our golf course has matured over the last two years and is in the best shape it ever been. Course Superintendent Drew Ramsey will have the greens ready to test the tour players.�
Also joining the field in next week�s field is Hollywood award-winning actor Lucas Black. The 30-year-old, Alabama native, who has acted in films such as �Sling Blade,� �Cold Mountain,� �Friday Night Lights,� �Jarhead,� �The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift,� and the recently released Jackie Robinson biopic �42,� will make his professional golfing debut at the 2013 Cutter Creek Classic.
�Lucas Black has played in the Pebble Beach Pro-Am on tour as an Amateur, and played some of the best golf course in the country,� Williams said. �We are excited to have him here and we are sure he will love the challenge that Cutter Creek will provide.�
While the first round won�t start until Thursday, festivities will kick off Tuesday morning with a members shootout and junior golf clinic presented by WA Moore. A pairings party sponsored by Covington Vodka is set for 6 p.m. that evening. There will be a long drive contest presented by Wynne Odom Ford on Wednesday at 11 a.m., followed by the Cutter Creek Golf Classic Pro-Am presented by Pepsi Minges Bottling Group.
On Thursday, golfers will tee off at 7:30 a.m. to begin the four-round tournament. Admission to the Cutter Creek Classic is free.
Also joining the field is former East Carolina standout David Watkins. Watkins won a paid exemption into the NGA event by shooting 4-under during the two-round Eastern Invitational presented by Albritton Interiors in April. The two-time first-team All-Conference USA performer finished his career at ECU with the fourth-lowest scoring average (73.73) in school history and posted two of the top five-lowest 54-hole scores in school history.
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HAZARD — Two people were killed and one teen was critically injured in a parking lot shooting at Hazard Community and Technical College just before 6 p.m. Tuesday.
Hazard Police Chief Minor Allen said the shooting "could be related to a domestic-type situation" that was "not related to the school in any way."
Those who died were Caitlin Cornett, 20, of Knott County, and her uncle Jackie Cornett, 53, of the Perry County community of Happy, said Hazard Assistant Chief Joe Engle.
A teen girl who was not identified by police was critically injured in the shooting and was taken to the University of Kentucky Chandler Hospital. Engle said he believed the injured girl and the deceased victims were related.
Hazard police charged Dalton Stidham, 21, with two counts of murder, one related to domestic violence. He is also charged with one count of attempted murder. Stidham had turned himself in to Kentucky State Police after the shooting.
Engle said preliminary information indicated that Caitlin Cornett and Stidham had a child in common and had met in the parking lot of the college's First Federal Center Building to exchange the child for visitation. The child was not injured and was in the custody of social services workers Tuesday night, Engle said.
Allen said officers would likely be working at the scene until after midnight. He said they would probably get warrants to search several vehicles and a residence.
"We're going to slowly and methodically work this," he said.
Allen said police recovered a semi-automatic pistol that was believed to have been used in the shooting.
He said shots were fired into the victims' vehicle; one of those who died was found inside and the other was lying in the parking lot.
Wednesday classes at the Hazard campus have been canceled, said President Stephen Greiner.
He said the school went into lockdown after the shooting. By just after 7 p.m., Greiner said he had gone with police to release students and faculty in one of two buildings on campus where classes were being held Tuesday night.
He said police were interviewing those inside as well.
"There were no witnesses in the buildings," Greiner said. "Of course, it's a tragedy and they still can't believe it would happen on our campus."
Two classes with a total of 28 students enrolled were scheduled to be held in the First Federal Center Building Tuesday evening, according to the college's online schedule.
Classes resumed for the spring semester on Monday. Greiner said the school has 2,700 to 2,800 students enrolled.


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Chicken Meal, Chicken, Rice Flour, Chicken Fat [Preserved with Natural Mixed Tocopherols (Vitamin E)], Ground Corn, Beet Pulp, Corn Gluten Meal, Wheat Flour, Fish Meal, Wheat Germ Meal, Egg Product, Oat Meal, Brewers Yeast, Flax Seed Meal, Lecithin, Salt, Calcium Carbonate, DL Methionine, Potassium Chloride, Ascorbic Acid, Lysine, Propionic Acid, Vitamin E Supplement, d-Calcium Pantothenate, Biotin, Niacin, Vitamin A Acetate, Riboflavin Supplement, Thiamine Mononitrate, Pyridoxine Hydrochloride, Vitamin B12 Supplement, Menadione Dimethylpyrimidinol Bisulfite (Source of Vitamin K Activity), Citric Acid, D-Activated Animal Sterol (Source of Vitamin D3), Folic Acid, Potassium Sulfate, Ferrous Sulfate, Zinc Sulfate, Zinc Proteinate, Iron Proteinate, Manganese Sulfate, Manganese Proteinate, Copper Sulfate, Copper Proteinate, Manganous Oxide, Sodium Selenite, Copper Oxide, Calcium Iodate.
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First two ingredients are named meat products.
Use of corn, wheat and other low quality grain fragments. Use of controversial filler. Fat in the top four ingredients is a bloat risk factor for large breed dogs.
The first two ingredients are named meat products. Since the second is chicken inclusive of its water content (about 80%) and once that is removed it is likely that this ingredient would be more accurately placed somewhat further down the ingredient list (ingredients are listed in order of weight). Note that this is an example of the practice of splitting (see note on main page), but in this case serves to increase our level of confidence in the amount of meat product in the food since the split ingredients still rank ahead of the first grain by weight.
Fish meal is a further meat product 9th on the ingredient list. This is too far down to be considered a substantive portion of the food. We note that the manufacturer does not claim to use ethoxyquin-free sources (ethoxyquin is a chemical preservative commonly added to fish destined for meal, and is believed to be carcinogenic. It is not approved for human use).
The third ingredient and main grain is rice flour. This is a grain fragment we consider to be filler.
It is a concern to see chicken fat as the fourth (third) ingredient. Research at Purdue University has identified a fat in the top four ingredients of a dry dog food as a factor that increases the risk of bloat in large breed dogs. Smaller breeds are untested.
The rest of the ingredient list is low quality products. Corn is the next grain, and a problematic one that is difficult for dogs to digest and thought to be the cause of a great many allergy and yeast infection problems. The AAFCO definition of corn gluten meal is the dried residue from corn after the removal of the larger part of the starch and germ, and the separation of the bran by the process employed in the wet milling manufacture of corn starch or syrup, or by enzymatic treatment of the endosperm. In plain English, that which remains after all the nutritious bits have been removed
Wheat flour and wheat germ are both filler. The use of wheat is a significant negative however: wheat is believed to be the number one cause of allergy problems in dog food.
Beet pulp is filler and a controversial ingredient it is a by-product, being dried residue from sugar beets which has been cleaned and extracted in the process of manufacturing sugar. It is a controversial ingredient in dog food, claimed by some manufacturers to be a good source of fibre, and derided by others as an ingredient added to slow down the transition of rancid animal fats and causing stress to kidney and liver in the process. We note that beet pulp is an ingredient that commonly causes problems for dogs, including allergies and ear infections, and prefer not to see it used in dog food. There are less controversial products around if additional fibre is required.
Overall, this food contains a lot of filler and low quality ingredients and is close to a two-star rating. It is awarded a three-star rating because of the respectable meat content of the food.
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This is the first collaboration with Laird & Partners and was overseen by Jimmy Choo creative director, Sandra Choi. Campaigns have previously been produced in-house.The images capture Flinn lounging in the sun in bright-colored sneakers anddriving a Mustang, while Bender is seen in ethereal clothing and the brand's signature heels and knee-high sandals. The model can be seen wearing new season styles including the Halley platform sandals and Vivy sunglasses.
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South Philadelphia fans went nuts as Brad Lidge and the Phillies took out the Rays in a three-inning game, which had been suspended due to weather conditions. It is the first victory since 1980 for the Phillies and the end of the alleged Billy Penn curse.
Tens of thousands of fans were celebrating in the streets, as South Broad Street was closed to traffic all evening. Seventy six arrests later, Police Commissioner, Charles H. Ramsey, was overheard saying "I got a touch of a hangover, don't push me," in response to a fan yelling "Where's the whiskey Mr. Mclin?"
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My new paper Scaling Agile: An Executive Guide is now available. As the title suggests the paper overviews how to scale agile strategies to meet your organization's unique needs.
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Agile software development is a highly collaborative, quality-focused approach to software and systems delivery, which emphasizes potentially shippable working solutions produced at regular intervals for review and course correction. Built upon the shoulders of iterative development techniques, and standing in stark contrast to traditional serial or sequential software engineering methods, agile software delivery techniques hold such promise that IBM has begun to adopt agile processes throughout its Software Group, an organization with over 25,000 developers. But how can practices originally designed for small teams (10-12) be "scaled up" for significantly larger operations? The answer is what IBM calls "agility@scale."
There are two primary aspects of scaling agile techniques that you need to consider. First is scaling agile techniques at the project level to address the unique challenges individual project teams face. This is the focus of the Agile Scaling Model (ASM). Second is scaling your agile strategy across your entire IT department, as appropriate. It is fairly straightforward to apply agile on a handful of projects, but it can be very difficult to evolve your organizational culture and structure to fully adopt the agile way of working.
The Agile Scaling Model (ASM) defines a roadmap for effective adoption and tailoring of agile strategies to meet the unique challenges faced by a software and systems delivery team. Teams must first adopt a disciplined delivery lifecycle that scales mainstream agile construction techniques to address the full delivery process, from project initiation to deployment into production. Then teams must determine which agile scaling factors – team size, geographical distribution, regulatory compliance, domain complexity, organizational distribution, technical complexity, organizational complexity, or enterprise discipline, if any — are applicable to a project team and then tailor their adopted strategies accordingly to address their specific range of complexities.
When scaling agile strategies across your entire IT organization you must effectively address five strategic categories — the Five Ps of IT: People, principles, practices, process, and products (i.e., technology and tooling). Depending on your organizational environment the level of focus on each area will vary. What we are finding within many organizations, including IBM, is that the primary gating factor for scaling agile across your entire organization is your organization's ability to absorb change.
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Drugmaker Helps Texas AIDS Program Avoid Massive Cuts
A key maker of HIV/AIDS drugs has reached an agreement to extend new voluntary discounts and rebates for most of its products to state AIDS Drug Assistance Programs, the ADAP Crisis Task Force (ACTF) announced on Nov. 30. The new terms with Gilead Sciences are "a big deal" for the program in Texas as well as other state ADAPs, said Murray Penner, deputy executive director of the National Alliance of State & Territorial AIDS Directors, which helped create the task force in 2002.
The Texas prescription assistance program was facing a $19.2 million shortfall in the next budget, effective Sept. 1. It is not known how much the state will save through the deal, said Christine Mann, spokesperson for the Department of State Health Services. It also is "too soon to tell how much, if any, additional funds Texas ADAP would receive" of the $35 million President Barack Obama pledged on World AIDS Day for state HIV/AIDS treatment access programs, she said. That sum was part of a $50 million commitment Obama made to domestic HIV treatment.
The agreement with ACTF continues a price freeze on Gilead HIV medications through 2013, Penner said. Neither Mann nor Penner would reveal the amount of the discounts, with Mann citing proprietary reasons. The discounts go beyond what Gilead already provided, Penner added.
Texas officials and ADAP advocates have been meeting for months to discuss ways to handle the looming budget shortfall. Tightening income eligibility was considered earlier this year but taken off the table in August, a position reaffirmed in October, Mann said. About half of the 14,251 low-income Texans in the program receive Gilead drugs, she said.


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The cast of CBS's "Criminal Minds" celebrate their 200th episode on THE TALK, Wednesday, February 5, 2014 on the CBS Television Network. Photo: Monty Brinton/CBS ©2014 CBS Broadcasting, Inc. All Rights Reserved


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One year after its birth, the new nation of South Sudan is facing challenges on every side. But none is more pressing than its hunger crisis, which currently affects some 4.7 million people – around half of the population.
ROME--Poor harvests, soaring food and fuel prices, conflict and displacement have combined to push levels of hunger and malnutrition in South Sudan even higher than they were when the country was born on 9 July 2011. Read the news release
It's a frustrating situation for all concerned because South Sudan could lead the region in food production. It has vast amounts of fertile land waiting to be developed and farmed.
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Food scarce for refugees in South Sudan
But it's not just about supporting small farmers. Resolving the hunger crisis also depends on resolving the conflict along the Sudan/South Sudan border. The tension and sporadic fighting continues to produce a flow of refugees and displaced families, who put further strain on an already overstretched food supply system.
Meanwhile, thousands of people are still returning to South Sudan to start a new life, after spending years, or whole lifetimes in Sudan. They too add to the strain on the system.
How we're helping
In recent months WFP has expanded its assistance throughout the country, and put in place food stocks in areas that are now inaccessible because of the rains which make many roads unusable in May and June. We aim to reach 2.9 million people over the course of the year, prioritizing the most vulnerable.
While saving lives in the short-term, WFP has an eye squarely on community-based activities that will help to ensure that over time the vicious cycle of hunger and violence can be broken once and for all.
That work includes connecting smallholder farmers to markets through the Purchase for Progress programme, deploying anti-hunger safety net programmes like school meals, and providing specialized nutritional support for young children and mothers. WFP has also committed to build 500 km of feeder roads to link farming areas with commercial centres.
Who we are helping?
- Refugees (fleeing fighting in Sudan's Blue Nile and South Kordofan states or from fighting in the disputed region of Abyei)
- Displaced people (affected by inter-communal violence in Jonglei state, for example)
- Returnees – who have come back home to South Sudan from Sudan or elsewhere. Many more are expected to return this year.
- Children under 5, pregnant women and nursing mothers who are suffering from or vulnerable to malnutrition.
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Bad Parenting: 9 Celebrity Parents Who Cannot Get Along
Being a parent is tough and when you add the celebrity factor into the equation—things can get complicated. Here are 9 celebrity parents who just can't get along.
Halle Berry And Gabriel Aubry
Halle's baby daddy got a black eye after catching fade with hubby Oliver Martinez which led to her beefing up security. Even before that, these two were going at it when Halle told Gab in an email, "You're only good for one thing…thanks for the donation." Cotdayum.
Royce Reed and Dwight Howard
Royce claimed Dwight endangered their son by taking him away without his medication and she put him on blast for fathering a child by his 6th baby mama.
Dwyane Wade and Siovaughn Funches
DWade used psycho Siovaughn's protest to see her kids as proof she was crazy and to terminate her visitation rights. Siovaughn in response, filed and was granted a motion for DWade to surrender the kids. Sounds frustrating.
Sheree and Bob Whitfield
Sheree famously struggled with Bob paying no child support for their two kids. The former couple went on Fix My Life to hash out their differences, but even Iyanla couldn't help them.
Deion and Pilar Sanders
Pilar put Deion on blast for abusing, dirty doggin' and bullying her. She claimed he needed professional help and he moved on to new boo thang Tracey Edmonds. Deion took custody of the kids and didn't give Pilar a dime from the divorce. That's what we call losing.
Usher and Tameka
Tameka asked for an emergency hearing to strip Usher of his custody after one of their sons almost drowned in a near death pool accident. Tameka wants to take Usher to court again for skipping a co-parenting class. Why can't they just get along?
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Future and Brittni
Brittni called Future bogus after he did an interview with Angie Martinez saying she didn't want to work. Brittni also dragged his azz back to court for more child support scrilla.
50 Cent And Shaniqua
There was that suspicious fire that burned her house down then 50 got into a nasty text war with his son Marquise and later said it was his baby mama Shaniqua who sent the texts pretending to be his son. At least she didn't catch fade like his secret baby mama.
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Early Childhood Educator Professional Development (II-A-5-2151(E))
This program aims to enhance the school readiness of young children, particularly those who are disadvantaged, and prevent them from encountering difficulties once they enter school. To achieve this, the program funds partnerships whose goal is to improve the knowledge and skills of early childhood educators who work in communities with high concentrations of children living in poverty. Research has shown that children who receive high-quality early childhood education do better in school and later life. In addition, one of the strongest predictors of a high-quality early childhood education program is the preparation and pay of teachers, as well as their responsiveness and sensitivity to the children in their care. Yet the reality is that pay and preparation for early childhood educators remain low: in 2000, the average teacher salary of child-care workers was $15,430, and only in 20 states and the District of Columbia are teachers who work in public prekindergarten or preschool programs required to have a bachelor's degree and a teaching certificate in early childhood or elementary education.
WHAT'S NEW--The No Child Left Behind Act
Focuses on What Works
- Funds programs based on scientifically based research. Partnerships must describe how the professional development activities that they provide are based on scientific research.
- Supports professional development for early childhood educators in areas with disadvantaged children. Partnerships may provide professional development to train early childhood educators to meet the diverse educational needs of children in the community, including children who are limited English proficient, children with disabilities, and children with other special needs.
- Trains early childhood educators to provide developmentally appropriate school-readiness services. Partnerships describe how they will train early childhood educators to provide developmentally appropriate school-readiness services-such as instruction in language, cognitive development, and early reading skills-based on the best available research on early childhood pedagogy, child development, and learning.
Increases Accountability for Professional Development
- Meets achievement indicators. Partnerships must report annually to the U.S. Department of Education on their progress toward meeting achievement indicators that the secretary has established. These indicators include the quality and accessibility of professional development, the impact of the professional development on early childhood educators, and other measures of program impact.
How It Works
This competitive discretionary grant program is newly authorized under the No Child Left Behind Act, although a somewhat similar grant program existed in 2001. The program will provide two-year grants to partnerships consisting of: (1) one or more institutions of higher education or another public or private entity that provides professional development for early childhood educators who work with children from lowincome families in high-need communities; (2) one or more local or state public agencies,Head Start agencies, or private organizations; and (3) an entity that has demonstrated experience in providing training to educators in early childhood education programs in identifying and preventing behavior problems in children or working with children who are victims or suspected to be victims of abuse.
Key Requirements
Each applicant must submit an application to the U.S. Department of Education that includes, among other things, a description of the high-need community to be served; information on the quality of the early childhood educator professional development program currently being conducted; the results of the needs assessment the partnership has conducted; the types of professional development activities, based on scientific research, that will be carried out; and how the project will be coordinated with and build on, early childhood education professional development activities in the community.
Partnerships that receive grants must carry out activities that will improve the knowledge and skills of early childhood educators who are working in programs in high-need communities that serve concentrations of children from low-income families. Those activities may include professional development in: (1) the application of recent research on child, language and literacy development and early childhood pedagogy; (2) working with parents; (3) working with children who have limited English proficiency, disabilities, and other special needs; and (4) identifying and preventing behavioral problems in children or working with children suspected to be victims of abuse. Other allowable activities include assisting and supporting educators during their first three years; using distance learning to support professional development; and selecting and using screening and diagnostic assessments to improve teaching and learning;. The program also supports data collection, evaluation, and reporting on meeting the achievement indicators established by the secretary.
How It Achieves Quality
The U.S. Department of Education has established achievement indicators for this program that are designed to measure the quality and accessibility of the professional development provided, its impact on early childhood education, and other measures of program impact.
How Quality Is Measured
Every partnership must report annually to the Department on its progress toward achieving the goals specified by these indicators.
Key Activities For The State Education Agencies
State education agencies may apply as part of a partnership. All partnerships that receive grants must use the funds to improve the knowledge and skills of early childhood educators who are working in early childhood programs that are located in high-need communities and serve concentrations of children from low-income families. Partnerships may provide the allowable activities in the statute, and must report to the Department annually on their progress.


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The darling - and let me repeat that for emphasis – the darling Haskell Harris, Associate Editor of Garden & Gun magazine said it best: "BROWN and Garden & Gun are simpatico." I couldn't have said it any better.
Haskell Harris, Associate Editor, Garden & Gun magazine
But wait, who, what?
Thursday night BROWN, my favorite lighting and decor store in Houston, hosted a party to welcome Garden & Gun, the newest Southern lifestyle magazine on the scene – or, as they say of themselves - the "Soul of the New South." The two companies styles could not have meshed visually and philosophically any better – they are simpatico. Thank you, Haskell. BROWN and Garden & Gun just look good together.
Blow-ups of former G&G covers were strategically placed around the shop, along with stacks of the current issue, each neatly tied with twine.
Jill Brown, proprietor and designer of BROWN, planned the get together and every detail was perfect, it truly seemed as if Garden & Gun and BROWN were actually run and owned by the same people. Jill's style is incredible and it really showed on Thursday night – starting with the menu (and all made by Jill herself) – the sweets and food all a nod to every Southern favorite: bourbon balls, molasses cookies, beer cheese, and turkey sandwiches – to name just a few of the delectables. Drinks included Belgian Beer and the historical Tait Farm Shrubs. Instead of using platters, the tables were set with Jill's fabulous collection of antique copper pots and pans. Bread that looked like stone blocks chiseled with large G&G's were an extra visual touch.
Bread branded with G&G in wire baskets – every detail a visual treat.
The flowers, there weren't really flowers in the sense you would think, instead Jill found someone somewhere in the Carolinas that provided tobacco leaves – in honor of Garden & Gun , because as Jill put it "tobacco is Southern, a part of our heritage, textural, and Brown. Jonathan Andrew Sage arranged all the tobacco leaves and various plants in Jill's old galvanized buckets. Other "floral" details included cherry tomato stalks that Sage incorporated into the mix. Anything that had to do with the South, it seemed Jill had thought of it.
Sweets and treats were placed in galvanized trays. Autumnal colors mixed well with BROWNS's decor.
Some time ago Jill found a substantial cache of 100 year old copper pots and pans. She put them to good use at the party.
Live music – inside and out. Notice the gorgeous painted wood floor! Squares merge into stripes.
A band – the acoustic Across The Water played inside - while a lone saxophonist, Edmond Baker, Jr. added a moody vibe outside. The large store was filled to capacity with many of the great interior designers in Houston – I saw Babs Watkins, Ginger Barber, Sharon Perry, and Carol Glasser mingling in the crowd. Cote de Texas favorite Sally Wheat was there too.
The General Store on the front porch of BROWN.
The front porch was set up like a general store, except nothing was for sale, it was all there for the guests to take home. (I took home a little sign, ok – three tiny signs!!!) Little chalkboards were purposed as signs, both outside and inside. And throughout the store were "Haskell's Picks" – things that the Garden & Gun style maven found especially appealing. Haskell, who has the cutest dimple in the world – only one, I asked! - gave a talk about the history of Garden & Gun, their vision and where they want to take the magazine. She spoke about authentic design and heirloom quality – passing down things from generation to generation. Haskell is just as darling as you would expect and watching her star rise, first at Cottage Living and now here at Garden & Gun, you know she will have a long and successful career. Her mother was an interior designer – the very house where Haskell was raised was also where her mother's shop was located, so you can safely say Haskell ate and slept interior design - and it shows. When her redone Birmingham house was featured in Southern Living, everyone loved it - but she's in a new home now in Charleston where G&G is headquartered. Besides editing the magazine's style features, Haskell also writes a charming blog HERE.
Stacks of the current issue were there for the taking. Jill also graciously bought subscriptions for all of her guests. Thanks, Jill!!
You don't have to be southern to enjoy Garden & Gun – there's a mix of food, music, art, travel, and sporting culture in each issue. And G&G is one of those rare magazines that men love as much as women. When I got home, Ben immediately confiscated my issue and promptly bought gift subscriptions for his brother and partner. And with Haskell Harris in charge of all things stylish, there is plenty of ink on interior design and gardening to satisfy all feminine leanings. To order Garden & Gun go HERE. To visit BROWN, go HERE.
Now that it's all over except for the memories, Jill Brown, whose incredible eye has solely created the unique and visionary BROWN, graciously refused to take any credit for the party, giving Angela DeWree of Design and Inspiration, total thanks for the night. Somehow, I think Jill is being a little too humble, but that's just part of her endearing charm. Make no mistake though DeWree is incredibly talented – her abilities in event planning, branding, PR, store staging (you name it, she does it) are legendary in Houston and she really shined Thursday night along with Jill. To contact DeWree, go HERE.
Below are a few favorite stories of mine in Garden & Gun, available on the their web site:
This Texas Hill Country farmhouse is a modern day version of the classic Texas dogtrot. Read the story and see all the pictures HERE.
How cute is this vintage styled trailer? G&G is filled with stories like this. HERE.
This gorgeous Georgian garden is located on the former land of author Flannery O'Connor, read and see it all HERE.
The oldest beagle pack in America – living in Virginia, HERE.
One of the most visited private gardens – that of Emily Whaley – is featured in G&G HERE.
Besides Haskell's duties for the magazine, she also writes their blog, Belle Decor. Filled with personal stories of her past and present, she also highlights her favorite finds. HERE, the Charleston office of Ross Kenan Interiors is shown.
This beautiful portrait by Jim Pollard is of Lou Harris and her two daughters, Haskell and Chandler. Son Haze was previously painted in another portrait. Haskell told Courtney of Style Court that she vividly remembers the chinoiserie screen in the background. To read the charming and bittersweet story behind this, go to Style Court HERE.
Haskell Harris has long been a favorite among design bloggers, starting with her days at Cottage Living. Growing up in Virginia, in the true southern manner, design is in her blood. Sharing the house with her mother's interior design business, Haskell had an early and constant exposure to all things beautiful. Her love of historical houses also dates from her childhood, which was spent in an 1910 historically significant house. A graduate of UVA, Haskell moved to Birmingham when Cottage Living hired her. There she remodeled a cottage, which when published, made design bloggers everywhere fall in love with her. And who can blame us? Her house is as adorable as the one-dimple Haskell is. The jump to G&G forced a moved to Charleston and another historical house, this time a rumored to be haunted 1796 single house. We are all patiently waiting to see what magic Haskell performs there. Until then, please enjoy one more peek at the Birmingham cottage Haskell painstakingly remolded. Pictures, sources, and quotes come from Southern Living HERE and Style Court HERE.
The charming Birmingham cottage that Haskell restored. Originally a neon green, she spent weeks painting it the neutral shade Cliffside Gray (RME-74) by Benjamin Moore with trim shade Swiss Coffee (5012) by Behr.
I adore the picnic bench out front with lanterns – what better way to meet your neighbors?
The welcoming front porch with swing and painted striped floor.
Inside the cottage, there is a large living/dining area. The pine dining table came from Haskell's childhood mountain farmhouse where she spent many years eating meals on it, surrounded by family. The color scheme was taken from a bag of gourmet marshmallows which Haskell found soothing and inviting. "They were the softest, most sophisticated colors I'd ever seen. Pale pink, pale blue, cocoa, cream, and pale gray―I based all the paints on those marshmallows," Haskell says. "The chalky finishes remind me of studying in Italy and visiting old villas and churches. The paint looks like it's been there a long time."
Living room wall paint: Riff (C2-358) by C2 Paint. Fabric on wingback chair: Tucker Resist from Lewis & Sheron Textile Co. The two antique 18th century maps of Europe atop the bookcases are a favorite splurge – found in NYC on a shopping trip with her mother.
The hanging shelf is another heirloom from her parents. I love the way the chair fabric pops against all the neutrals.
Another view from Southern Living magazine.
The kitchen is utterly charming with its mix of high and low: black honed granite was a splurge, as was the farm sink from Herbeau. The walls are humble beadboard which add to the cottage atmosphere. Kraftmaid cabinets mix with classic white subway tiles from Daltile.
Close up of the beautiful sink and faucet. Haskell loved her honed black granite and confesses she probably loves every honed stone. For her next kitchen, she wants to do fatigue green honed granite with matching painted cabinets – sounds divine! The hanging baskets hold fruit and recipes – such a cute idea.
View towards the back door of her kitchen. The small tiled floor is another charming cottage touch.
The master bedroom was a calm haven for Haskell to come home to. You can just see the vintage crystal doorknob on the very right.
A collection of mirrors accessorized a wall in the light pink bedroom. Many were empty frames found by Haskell and fitted with antiqued mirrors.
Secret (C2-048), also by C2 Paint.
Haskell herself installed the subway tile in her bathroom. She chose gray grout to age the look and for ease of maintenance.
And finally, in her laundry closet, next to the bathroom, Haskell cleverly wallpapered it with wrapping paper printed with maps. Baskets, shells, and a lantern add the finishing touches.
I can't wait to see what Haskell has done with her house in Charleston! This one will be hard to top, that's for sure.
I hope you enjoyed learning all about Haskell Harris and Garden & Gun. To read more about BROWN on Cote de Texas, go HERE, and if you live in Houston pick up the latest issue of Paper City to see a large feature on Jill's house. Thank you Jill and Haskell so much for including me Thursday night. It was a real treat to be there!


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CaroMont Health is celebrating the opening of Discover You!, an interactive health and wellness center designed to inspire visitors to make healthy choices.
CaroMont Health is celebrating the opening of Discover You!, an interactive health and wellness center designed to inspire visitors to make healthy choices.
The 5,000-square-foot facility at 400 E. Central Ave., Mount Holly, opened to fanfare Saturday as people walked through a museum featuring 17 touch-screen stations and enjoyed refreshments.
Children and adults experimented with stations containing information such as how to burn calories found in certain foods and facts on quitting smoking and lung health.
The facility is open Monday-Saturday, and admission costs $5 for adults, $4 for senior citizens and $3 for children.
Upon arrival, visitors can enter their name and email address into a computer, and a ticket is printed out. The ticket can be scanned at many of the stations, which will automatically email information to the visitor for viewing later.
�I think it�s going to be a place where people can come and congregate, almost like a community center with a hubbub of activity where folks can come and just go through that wellness museum and learn about healthy lifestyles,� said Debbie Bellenger, director of health and wellness with CaroMont.
Discover You! also features a community kitchen that will offer cooking seminars where chefs offer tips on how to cook healthy.
�The goal for that is we�re going to program that extensively to have a �lunch and learn� series for the community, a speaker bureau with our physician experts, and that will be free to the community,� she said.
On Saturday, she overheard a couple walking through the information stations, discussing how many calories were in food items.
�She said something like �Honey, did you see the Coke? Did you see the can of Coke? Did you realize if you have one a day for 365 days, you�ll gain 25 pounds?� So she learned something today and that�s what this is all about,� Bellenger said.


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Extending Gratitude to Everyone Supporting Our Continued Efforts to Manifest The Dream of Studio Earth
Our Mission Statement:
Studio Thirty Three is bridging the world of art and social needs, with a triple bottom line that supports the arts, social services, small business, emerging artists and the community.
- Supporting the local economy with a creative enterprise that sells finely handcrafted jewelry that is uniquely paired with nonprofit organizations. A generous 30% of retail profit will be given to the charity once the product line is produced, marketed and sold.
Who Wins?
- EVERYBODY, ultimately
- Jobs will be created
- Nonprofit agencies will establish a revenue stream from funds sourced from sales
- Emerging artists from HCC Professional Crafts Curriculums will have access to well paid internships
- Local economy will be further supported by an already art-driven economy
In phase one we are creating an affordable line of unique handcrafted jewelry that supports local nonprofits, some of which include:
- HCC Foundation (scholarships for students in art related curriculums)
- Haywood County Arts Council
- Haywood Animal Welfare Association
- Haywood Habitat for Humanity
- Friends of the Great Smoky Mountains
- REACH of Haywood County
- National Alliance on Mental Illness
- North Carolina Creative Autistic Living and Learning
- Big Brother Big Sister of Western North Carolina
- Manna Food Bank (supporting Haywood County)
- Neighbor to Family
- Veterans Organizations
Studio 33 has a dynamic plan to bridge the world of art and social needs.
Vote to be a part of the community that will make this happen!
Watch this four minute slide show for an overview of the project. http://www.studio33jewelry.com/studioearth/project.html
In phase two and three we begin seeing the bigger picture. It is the motivating force. The establishment of a Studio Earth Production Center, right here in Haywood County is the long range plan that holds great promise through the potential in it. Haywood County has all the right ingredients to see through to this end. Studio Thirty Three will continue its transparency of this business model and work towards realizing this goal.
- More and more will win as this business model grows to embrace all fine art and craft mediums:
- These jobs will be offered as well paid internships to graduating students of HCC Professional Crafts Curriculums.
- Non-profits nation-wide will benefit from the annual revenue stream that is generated by the sales of the product line
- Local economy will be further supported by being the hub of this enterprise.
- Satellite outlets can pop up in any town USA.
Help and support from the very community it supports is critical.
This one-time vote on line is so easy. Please vote today.
- Text to 244326, with Studio33 as message (no space), SEND
- Reply with your name, SEND.
- Reply with a brief reason why you like Studio 33.
- You will get a response, thanking you for the vote. If you don't, chances are the text vote didn't go through and you'll need to try again.
Studio Thirty Three cannot do this alone! We are not just thinking outside the box, we are creating a new dimensional form – realizing the paradigm laid before us and we are hoping everyone will soon realize what it is we are doing. It's a beautiful thing!
Open the box and step outside for a refreshing look at how to move through a crippled economy. Try it. Go ahead. Try something new!
"Gratitude unlocks the fullness of life. It turns what we have into enough, and more. It turns denial into acceptance, chaos to order, confusion to clarity. It can turn a meal into a feast, a house into a home, a stranger into a friend. Gratitude makes sense of our past, brings peace for today and creates a vision for tomorrow."
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It was a great holiday. Maggy was here to help me cook the Thanksgiving meal "that couldn't be beat." Friends joined us for dinner. It was a beautiful day.
Many cultures have harvest festival traditions. In the United States the tradition has drifted away from thoughts of the harvest. We use the day to take time to reflect on the many things we're thankful for.
As I began to hear from birders around the world I realized that people who love birds are great people to share Thanksgiving with.
I'm especially thankful for conservationist heros working to make the world safe for the birds we love.
My own hero is George Archibald who has led the incredible, successful effort to save Whooping Cranes from threat of extinction.
Bill Eley highlights the work of the Gulf Coast Bird Observatory and asks How important is this habitat?
I also want to honor the work of Dr. Arthur Allen, his collegues and students. An example of their work is described by George Sutton in his book Birds in the Wilderness.
Birders give special thanks for the addition of each life list bird.
Kay at Don't Mess with Taxes gives Thanks for a Different Bird.
Mike was thankful for the mild Thanksgiving weather that he and the birds were enjoying. Still reaching for 10,000 birds, Mike added the Northern Shrike to his list.
John, from A DC Birding Blog was in New Jersey for the holiday where he also added the Northern Shrike to his life list.
Tho' Ben Cruachan didn't find the elusive Painted Snipe, his trip led to a surprise addition to his life list.
Likewise, Leigh's missed her intended target: the first recorded Ross's Gull in California but still garnered two lifers.
For lots of us there's a favorite bird or place or birdsong or photo opportunity to be thankful for.
From Snails Eye View A wonderful bird is the pelican
Trevor's Birding shares Great Birding Moment #18
Kevin at Natural Visions has gorgeous pictures of Vermilion Flycatchers at Whitewater Draw
Amy from Wildbird on the Fly has a great day at the Rio Grande Valley Birding Festival
Roger at Words and Pictures got a glimpse of Urban Goldcrests apparently amused by the nearby installation of the city's Christmas tree.
Clare at The House and other Actic musings reports a Falcon Attack
Patrick at the Hawk Owl's Nest appreciates the humor in The Onion's satirical bird stories.
Lillian Stokes got great pictures of a Forked Tail Flycatcher in New Hampshire.
Don't forget the profound lessons that come with many birding experiences.
Karen at Rurality got a close look at the plumage of a Virginia Rail, tho' not by the preferred method.
At Find the River Paul grapples with "to help or not to help" a Bird in the Hand .
John at Birds Etcetera looks closely at Redefining Extinction
Rob, the Birdchaser shares a lesson we should all take to heart: To Bird, or Not to Bird.
Nuthatch at Bootstrap Analysis got an unexpected lesson in Peregrines' cuckoo tastes.
At the end of the day we'll all be saying thanks for the memories.
Cindy's memories of The Gentle Snowflake Band are recent.
Jayne at Journey Through Grace shares Memories from when she was a novice birder.
Pam at Tortoise Trail remembers bird songs in Taiwan from long before she was interested in birds at all.
I thank everyone for sharing their stories with me. It's been an honor.
Thursday, November 30, 2006
I And The Bird #37
7 comments:
- Duncan said...
A nice presentation Mary Ann, thanks.
- samtzmom said...
Wonderful job Mary Ann!
- Cindy said...
wonderful presentation Mary Ann.. thanks!
- Amy said...
Thank you for hosting the carnival, Mary Ann!
- Anonymous said...
A very nice compilation, Mary Ann. Thanks for wrapping it up in such a wonderful package!
- Kay at Don't Mess With Taxes said...
Another thing to be thankful for -- your great I and the Bird! Thanks and thanks for including me.
- Pam in Tucson said...
Wonderfully put together, Mary Ann. I love the parallels. Thanks so much.
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McManus v. Continental Airlines Inc
|Nelda McManus
|Continental Airlines Inc, Airport District #1 of Calcasieu Parish, Continental Express, Cogen Air Inc, Police Jury of Calcasieu Parish, LA Dept of Transportation & Development, American Eagle, American Eagle Airlines Inc, ExpressJet Airlines Inc and Colgan Air Inc
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|October 17, 2011
|US District Court for the Western District of Louisiana
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|Kathleen Kay
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|Patricia Minaldi
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|Filing 47 MEMORANDUM ORDER granting 33 Motion for Summary Judgment. The claims against the defendant ExpressJet are hereby DISMISSED WITH PREJUDICE. Signed by Judge Patricia Minaldi on 6/5/2013. (crt,FinnSld, P)
|March 1, 2012
|Filing 28 MEMORANDUM RULING granting 18 MOTION to Dismiss Plaintiff's Complaint filed by LA Dept of Transportation & Development. Signed by Judge Patricia Minaldi on 3/1/12. (crt,Finn, P)
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