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Glow presents Tiësto Concert at the DC Armory | Saturday April 9, 2011
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They said it would never host a club event again.
He is the world's biggest DJ/Producer.
Panorama Productions and Glow Washington DC present
Tiësto's Club Life Tour at the DC Armory
Saturday April 9, 2011
Doors at 6pm sharp. Arrive early. (More info)
Matt Goldman 6-7
Roberto Gonzalez 7-8
Cedric Gervais 8-10
Tiësto 10-2
The partnership between Tiësto and Glow extends as far back as 2001's Superglow massive. DC experienced the 2003 Nyana Tour and numerous In Search of Sunrise events. They brought DC nightlife to its knees with the 2007 Elements of Life outdoor event, drawing nearly 8,000 people. In 2009 Tiësto brought an LED concert set-up to the stage at Fur Nightclub. Most recently he brought his Kaleidoscope Remixed tour to DC for a no frills party… the calm before the storm.
"It's been great to see Tiësto grow from our first event, to packing the clubs, to the outdoor show, one of our proudest moments, and now coming full circle to this. Tiësto outdoors was groundbreaking for DC Nightlife. This time it will be more impressive!"
– Antonis Karagounis, Panorama Productions, Glow Owner
Opened in 1941, the DC Armory is Washington, D.C.'s auditorium, arena, big top and ballroom. Under its huge dome, visitors to this landmark showplace enjoy a year-round parade of events as wide-ranging and diverse as the people who come through its doors. The DC Armory can host conventions, circuses and inaugural balls as well as concerts, expos, sporting events, trade shows and much more. The Armory can be adapted to audiences of varying sizes from 10 to 10,000 people and its interior features nearly 70,000 square feet of exhibition space. The Armory is the home of the DC National Guard and administered by the Washington Convention and Sports Authority
For complete show details go to: Tiesto at DC Armory EVENT DETAILS
Tiësto – The World's Biggest DJ/Producer
Recently voted 'The Greatest DJ Of All Time' by Mixmag and widely regarded as the world's biggest DJ/Producer, Tiësto has worked with global superstars such as Nelly Furtado, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Goldfrapp and more… His recently completed Kaleidoscope World Tour spanned more than 15 months and 175 dates across 6 continents playing to over 1,000,000+ people. He was nominated for two 2010 Billboard Touring Awards (alongside Lady Gaga & Justin Beiber) and listed in Billboard's Top 25 biggest grossing global touring acts of 2010. Tiësto is busier than ever in 2011 with the launch of 'Tiësto In Concert' in Las Vegas, a monthly residency at The Joint in the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino. In addition, Tiësto will be traveling the world supporting the release of his highly anticipated new 'Club Life' mix album. For more information, please visit www.tiesto.com
24 Responses to "Glow presents Tiësto Concert at the DC Armory | Saturday April 9, 2011"
That's hot! Can't wait
What time is Tiesto's set start and end? Thinking of taking metro but worry it may end after the metro closes. Any info is appreciated
If we bought pre-sale tickets, is there a way to upgrade those to the VIP tickets??
Contact ticketmaster directly, as I'm not sure many VIP tickets are left.
What time does the doors open and close? Tiesto @ Atlantic City was a huge disappointment the opening dj was far better and he didn't even play play till 4 pm. Terrible !!!
The show runs from 6pm – 2am. All the details are on the tickets page 🙂
Who is OPENING!?!?!
So I have two VIP tickets I got from ticket master that I don't want anymore. Anyone interested?
How much are they?
sorry wrong question lol never mind
are they availabale?
how much do u want for it……… let me know……
Does anyone know if there serving alcohol? I haven't been to the DC Armory in years.
Can I bring a Flip? I brought one to the 9:30 club for the Deadmau5 show and was told to turn it off or I would be kicked out. I don't want to bring one and get told at the door I can't bring it in, and I'll be screwed because I'm taking the metro.
Are digital cameras allowed in? pocket sized, not pro style?
Answers to all of these questions have now been answered here:
They're on craigs list if curious.
Any last minute ticket available?
ugh 🙁 i need 2 tickets for this !!! please someone help me!!!! 🙁
was amazing. but can someone tell me how to listen to a recording of it. i want it
Hi. I was wondering if there is a Lost or Found box or something for Tiesto's event at DC Armory? I know it's a long shot but I figured it was worth a try.
I lost a black pocket-size Sony camera at this event.
If possible, can you send me an email back at: firstname.lastname@example.com? Thank you.


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Some time ago (maybe years) I saw this coffee infographic at Lokesh Dhakar's web, maybe you know it.
Since then, I've seen many many graphics inspired by it (sometimes that 'inspired' told in the best of the meaning,s sometimes on the worst)
I've seen it done with cocktails (watch all)
Or about italian coffee
Re-thought as part of an horrible poster
Oe directly in coffee shops (via noisebetweenstations)
The same idea with a different visualization
Or even published in The Independent, mixed with another graphic by David McCandless ans signed as if him was the author.
But, after all these examples, my favourite is still the original one.

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How Does Type 1 Diabetes Affect A Child's Growth And Development?
Dr. Stephen Kemp answers the question: 'How Does Type 1 Affect Child Growth?'
-- Question: How does Type 1 diabetes affect a child's growth and development?
Answer: Growth and development are important indicators of a child's overall health and so it is with diabetes. If a child with diabetes has very good blood glucose control, growth and development should be normal. But if the child has a lot of high blood sugars and has a lot of episodes of ketoacidosis, it can have a serious effect on growth and development.
Growth can be slowed and the child eventually could cross those percentile lines and end up short. And in terms of development, puberty can be delayed. So in order to prevent problems with growth and development, it's really important to have the diabetes in very, very good control -- as much as possible.
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Tracking The Four: And Then There Were Two (Unbeatens)Posted by EJacoby on January 17th, 2012
Evan Jacoby is an RTC contributor & correspondent. You can find him @evanjacoby on Twitter. TT4 will cover four selected teams of interest – Syracuse, Indiana, Murray State, and UNLV – by tracking their ups, downs, and exciting developments throughout the course of the season.
In this second full edition of TT4, two of our teams have taken a step backward while the other two continue to roll along as the only unbeaten teams remaining in the country. Do Murray State and Syracuse both have a good chance to go undefeated in the regular season? All four of our teams remain ranked in the Top 20 of the major polls. Let's take a look at the juxtaposition between the two pairs of teams that are making headlines for different reasons:
Murray State Racers
- Trending UP Because… – They're still without injured starting forward Ivan Aska, who has a broken hand, and the Racers continue to take care of business. MSU (18-0, 6-0 Ohio Valley) remained undefeated after knocking off Jacksonville State and Tennessee Tech at home over the past week. The Racers' unbeaten start extends the school record to open a season, and improving to 18-0 also set the school record for longest win streak overall at any point.
- This Week's Key Cog – Donte Poole. The senior guard has been the perfect complement to Isaiah Canaan all season, but it was Poole who did the heavy lifting this week. He averaged 24.5 points, 5.5 rebounds, and 2.5 steals in two games last week, including a career-high 28 points versus Tennessee Tech, to propel his team to those victories. The prolific three-point shooter was more aggressive attacking the basket, getting to the line a total of 23 times in the two games, converting 21 of those shots.
- Play of the Week – Twenty-five seconds into this video clip, watch star guard Canaan split defenders on a high pick-and-roll before a crafty finish at the rim. The announcer pronounces his name wrong, so just let the highlight do the talking.
- Talking Point – Steve Prohm on improving to 18-0 despite missing their best forward: "Credit our guys' resiliency. We're having to play a lot of different ways and we're just trying to figure things out and they're doing things on the fly and making adjustments and I couldn't be prouder of them."
- Best Read – ESPN's Dana O'Neil sat down with coach Steve Prohm for an interview Tuesday that discussed how the first-year coach has dealt with success, amongst other issues.
- Stats Central – According to Ken Pomeroy's numbers, the only currently ranked teams that played a more challenging non-conference schedule than Murray State were Duke, Kansas, and Gonzaga. The Racers were actually picked to finish third this season in the OVC by conference coaches in the preseason poll, behind Austin Peay and Tennessee Tech. Those two teams now don't have as many wins combined (17) as the Racers currently do on the season.
- What's Next? – MSU has two road games this week against conference foes dreaming of ending a perfect season. First is a test at Morehead State on Wednesday (7:00 PM ET) against the defending champions of the OVC. Morehead, 3-3 in conference play thus far, is a tough team whose five best players are all upperclassmen. The Racers then head to play at SIU-Edwardsville against a Cougars team that is also 3-3 in conference. Murray will look to continue their undefeated streak again without their best big man as Aska has been ruled out for these games.
Syracuse Orange
- Trending EVEN Because… – Already at the top of nearly every poll and rating, there's not much higher to go. Syracuse remained undefeated and improved to 20-0 (7-0 Big East) after beating the three teams at the bottom of the Big East conference last week. The Orange handled their toughest task at Villanova last Wednesday without a problem, and it's been weeks since SU played a game in which the outcome was ever in doubt after the first 10 minutes. Fast starts are becoming a staple of this team, and it holds leads easily with the most talented bench in the nation. Jim Boeheim's team is beating Big East opponents by an average of 15.7 points per game, although five of their seven games have come against the bottom four teams in the conference.


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The Voyage of the Jerle Shannara: Ilse Witch
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"An engaging read . . . Fine storytelling . . . Antrax is a satisfying story."
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"Do you want to hear the story?"
Ask Red Lerille what you think is a fairly straightforward question and that is how he will often reply.
Lerille has a lot of great stories—stories about how he became interested in bodybuilding in his youth, how he met his mentor, Joe Gold, why he legally changed his name from Lloyd to Red, and what inspired him to buy his first Lamborghini and a 70-year-old ice cream parlor. But the story of how he built Red Lerille's Health and Racquet Club, the facility he has owned and operated for almost 50 years, is the one I drove to Lafayette, LA, to hear.
Although it is Louisiana's fourth-largest city, Lafayette is still a small town by most standards. It is not a town where everybody knows everyone's name, but one name is known to almost all of Lafayette's 120,000 residents: Red's. The club—which proclaims it is the largest in the South—has an estimated 16,000 to 20,000 members, which translates to somewhere between 13 percent and 16 percent of the local population.
My journey to Lafayette to interview this year's Club Industry Lifetime Achievement Award recipient started early in the morning with a flight to New Orleans from Kansas City, where Club Industry's editorial staff is based, and then a two-hour drive from Louis Armstrong airport. But my full morning was nothing compared to Lerille's. Before I even boarded my flight, Lerille had already had what many would consider a full day.
Every day, Lerille rises at 2:30 a.m. and rides one of his six bikes to the club to open it at 3 a.m. He works out for about 90 minutes before he hops on his bike for about 45 minutes of cardio and then pedals home. He takes a shower, shaves, eats breakfast and then heads to the 7 a.m. mass at St. Mary's Catholic Church, down the street from his home. After mass, he heads to the private airport where he hangars the antique airplanes he restores and flies one for about a half-hour. Then, he drives back to Red's, usually arriving by 8:30 a.m.—about the time many people are grabbing their first cup of coffee for the day.
His daily schedule illustrates the first of his five tips for success, which all of his staff members know by heart: Arrive on time, and ready to work.
Lerille's discipline toward his fitness routine began at 8 years old when he poured cement in a can on a bar to build his own weights because he could not afford real ones. As a skinny kid growing up in New Orleans, he was inspired to start lifting weights by his uncle, Harold.
"I was so excited when I got my first set of adjustable dumbbells when I was 10 years old—Sears and Roebuck," he says.
Lerille came of age at the same time the New Orleans bodybuilding scene did. As a teenager, he met another muscle-bound mentor, Joe Gold (Club Industry's 2004 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient), and started working out at Ajax Gym, the first club Gold ever opened, in 1951 New Orleans. It was Gold who first suggested that Lerille could one day win the Amateur Athletic Union (AAU) Mr. America title. In 1953, when Lerille was 17 years old, he was looking at a magazine with that year's Mr. America, Bill Pearl, on the cover when Gold convinced him to make earning that title his own goal.
Over the years, Lerille racked up a number of bodybuilding titles while serving in the U.S. Navy. His trophies, now modestly displayed in the tiny staff work room next to the pro shop, show his progress from Mr. New Orleans in 1955, to Mr. Armed Forces and Mr. Hawaii (where he was stationed) in 1958, to Mr. East Coast in 1959. In 1960, Lerille won the Mr. Southern U.S.A. title, won his class in the Mr. Universe competition in London, and finally achieved his dream of becoming Mr. America.
After leaving the Navy, Lerille moved to Lafayette and soon realized his other great dream: to own his own gym. With $250 and some fitness equipment he built himself, he opened his first club in 1963 in a 4,000-square-foot space that was formerly a cowboy boot shop. Lerille's bodybuilding achievements made him an idol—and his club a popular training spot—for other young men who dreamt of earning titles themselves.
Red's outgrew that first location, and in 1965, Lerille moved his business to a larger facility.
Lerille and I sat in that tiny work room with the trophies as he told me story after story. At one point, he showed me on his laptop some rare photos of Joe Gold's Ajax Gym and the presentation he gives when speaking at community events. He had shared his five tips for success just a few weeks before when he was honored at the University of Louisiana (UL) Lafayette Alumni Association's Spring Gala. The time we spent chatting there was probably the first time Lerille had sat down all day.
"I don't have an office. I don't want an office," Lerille says. "If you stay in an office, you just shoot the bull like we're doing now."
The closest thing to an office he has is the club's reception desk where he keeps his "voicemail," which is a yellow pad and a No. 2 pencil. This is where he regularly puts into practice the second of his five tips: Say hello and goodbye.
"Red gives most of the tours and sells most of the memberships," says Connie Girard, one of the club's five general managers. "He stands at the front, and he talks to everyone as they come in. He is here."
When I asked Girard why she thinks so many of Lafayette's residents choose Red's over the other 30-plus clubs in town, she did not hesitate even a second before replying: "Red."
"He's our motivation, he's our mentor, he's our dad," Girard says. "Because he's here, members see the passion that he works with, he trains with, he teaches with."
Lerille's passion inspires not only his club's members but his 275 staff members as well. If you do not believe in working out and do not believe that members need this facility, you cannot work at Red's, Girard says.
The low staff turnover rate proves that the club's employees share Lerille's dedication: all of the club's 25 full-time employees have been there for at least 10 years.
Impressive as that is, even a decade is nothing for the five general managers at Red's. The new kids, Myrna Ayo and Carla Andrus, who manage the retail sales and activities staff, have each been there for 34 years. Girard, who oversees the accounting department, has 37 years (not counting those when she babysat for Lerille's children as a teenager). Buddy LeBas, the fitness manager, has 38 years of service. Garland Barras, the club's maintenance manager, has served Red's the longest at 48 years, starting with Lerille in the beginning in 1963.
Today's Red's is still at that second location, but its appearance and size have changed greatly over the years, thanks to number three of his five tips for success: Make a change every month.
As Lerille walked me around Red's, he explained the transformations of each area. Some months, he makes cosmetic changes, such as new flooring, but more often, he makes bigger changes that increase the club's footprint (which now is 185,000 square feet) and services.
"We say it all the time: If Red's not knocking a wall down, he's not happy," Girard says. "We actually tore a wall down once where the mortar hadn't even dried yet. He just loves to expand this place and give the community and the members more and more."
Girard can joke about Lerille's love of instigating pricey construction projects now, but she remembers one ill-timed project that could have sunk the business. In 1985, the club was in the middle of a $3 million extension to incorporate a basketball court when Lafayette, a town largely supported by the oil industry, suffered a crippling blow when oil prices crashed.
"We already thought [the extension] was crazy; then the bottom fell out and we all thought: 'How are we going to pay for this?'" Girard says.
The club lost as many as 100 members per month from 1985 to 1986, eventually totaling 20 percent of the members. Lerille was forced to shift his focus from expanding his club to keeping it afloat without detriment to staff or members. He met with his five general managers to devise a plan.
"He said, 'I don't want anyone to lose their jobs. I don't want anyone to do without. We're going to get through this, but I need everyone's support and participation,'" Girard says. "We came up with all the ideas-as a group, as a family. We all agreed to work five extra hours a week. If we lost someone, we tried not to replace them. We tried to do with a little bit less, but nobody lost his job. No one had cut pay. And it just kind of came back. It probably took four or five years to get back where we were in the boom."
The basketball court extension was eventually completed, too, drawing in a lot of new members as well as rental fees from city leagues.
Next to that basketball court, Red's is completing another large-scale extension that will be used for sports and performance training. The 9,000-square-foot Maximum Intensity Training (MIT) facility will be managed by Lerille's oldest son, Mark, who first started working at the club when he was in fifth grade. Back then, his chief responsibility was vacuuming before school, but these days he is a gym instructor and works alongside LeBas, who was his wrestling coach in school.
Mark Lerille says that, although some of the other employees kid him that the MIT actually stands for "Mark's Inheritance Training," he shares his father's sentiment that Red's does not really belong to Lerille or his family but to the club's staff and members who helped build it.
"Dad always says, 'It's not our money. It's the members' money. We've gotta build a nice place for them,'" Mark says.
Providing the best member experience possible is at the root of the fourth of Lerille's five tips: Learn as much as you can.
A few days before I flew to Louisiana, Rick Caro, Club Industry's 2006 Lifetime Achievement Award recipient and the president of fitness industry consulting firm Management Vision Inc., offered me background on Lerille. Caro has known Lerille for about 35 years, and the two have been part of the same industry roundtable for 27 years.
Caro says that Lerille's refusal to rest on his laurels is a big part of his club's success.
"He still has this thirst for knowledge," Caro says. "Many others get a little cocky or overconfident, but he doesn't do that at all."
During their roundtable events, which are held in a new location every year, the group always visits local clubs, which Lerille also does on his vacations.
On my tour of Red's, Lerille paused in one of the club's many group exercise studios to tell me how he brought one of the industry's biggest trends back to Red's after one of those vacations in the late 1970s. During a long-distance motorcycle ride with his wife of 48 years, Emma, the couple stopped in Las Vegas to visit a health club and saw A.J. Rosenthal, a former bodybuilder who is considered one of the pioneers of the aerobics movement, leading an aerobics class.
"He did an amazing job," Lerille says. "I called the club from the road and told them to stop work on the two racquetball courts that we were building because we were going to build an aerobics studio instead."
Thanks to his contacts in the industry, Lerille's members are often among the first in the country to try new programs and equipment, says Mark, who remembers a childhood trip with his father to see some of the new fitness equipment invented by the late Arthur Jones at his Louisiana snake farm. Lerille bought the first piece of Nautilus equipment that Jones designed and also purchased the first Body Master machines and some of the first Johnny G Spinner bikes.
Lerille ordered those bikes after trying out Spinning when the concept was introduced at an industry trade show. Lerille was one of the first Spinning instructors and recalls asking students to do 60 "jumps" in the classes he taught on his 60th birthday. He continued to lead group cycling classes until he was injured in a plane crash in 1998. Giving up teaching that class was a small sacrifice compared to what Lerille could have been forced to do without—the damage to his leg was so severe that he might have lost it had he not been in such a good state of fitness, he says.
And that is exactly the subject of Lerille's fifth and final tip: Stay in shape.
No one who knows Lerille would be surprised that he includes fitness as a key to success. Lerille considers physical fitness a means to living a fuller, happier life, rather than an end goal. He encourages his staff and members to work out, but he also encourages them to have hobbies and goals beyond that.
"The best thing about working out is hopefully your quality of life is good to the end," Mark Lerille says, explaining his father's view.
After showing me around Red's, Lerille showed me some of his own hobbies. We toured the town he describes as "paradise" in one of the five cars he owns, a Plymouth Prowler. It is a modern car designed in the retro style of a hot rod, but Lerille also owns a few 1930s Ford roadsters, a Cadillac and a Lamborghini. The Lamborghini that Lerille owns now is actually his fifth—he bought himself the first as a birthday present back in the 1980s after the club recuperated from the effects of the oil crisis.
Driving slowly through Lafayette, Lerille pointed out some of the sights along the way, including the site of his original club (the building itself is no longer there) and the bar his younger son, Stanley Lerille, owns. Eventually, we stopped at the only remaining Borden's ice cream parlor in the country, which Lerille bought in 2009. One of Lerille's daughters, Kackie Lerille, manages it. (His other daughter, Christine Lerille McGill, is a substance abuse counselor.)
Lerille says he had had his eye on the parlor, built in 1940, for many years. The deed to the building was previously owned by the UL Lafayette Foundation, which leased it to Borden's. The foundation had offers from other potential buyers who wanted to use the Art Deco building for other businesses, such as a bank or pharmacy, but Lerille just wanted to keep the iconic parlor open. Of course, he did more than that—he spent around $1 million to restore it to its former glory.
The expensive renovation will never pay for itself, he says, but like many of the changes he has made at Red's over the years, generating revenue was not his goal.
"The town likes it," Lerille says. "There's a lot of Borden's stories. I was in church one time, turned around and shook a guy's hand like Catholics do, and the guy said, 'I wanna thank you for saving Borden's. My mom and dad met there.' Another lady walked in [to the parlor] and said she comes every Saturday. She said, 'My water broke here. I ordered a milkshake and went straight to the hospital, had my baby.'"
After we finished our ice cream, Lerille and I hopped back in the Prowler for the last stop on my tour of Red's Lafayette: the private airfield where he keeps his five antique airplanes. Lerille not only pilots the planes himself, but he also does most of the restoration work, painting and varnishing the fabric that covers the planes' wooden frames by hand. Several of the trophies on display at the club recognize his skill.
By the time Lerille finished telling me stories about the work he had done on each airplane and some of the long-distance flights he had made over the years, the sun was preparing to set, and it was time for me to head back to New Orleans.
I took one more moment to marvel at the incredible attention Lerille has paid to every tiny detail of his glossy yellow and red Mullicoup (one of only four such planes ever built) and thought about how he puts that same level of energy and passion into every aspect of his life and inspires the people around him to do the same.
"It's something you don't see every day," Lerille says, accepting my compliments on the airplane with genuine modesty.
It certainly isn't—unless you are Red Lerille.


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Letter, Sene Campbell to [Capt. James] Montgomery
Author: Campbell, Sene
Date: January 4, 1859
Sene Campbell, writing from Fort Scott, K. T. to Capt. James Montgomery, expressed her anger at Montgomery for his roll in the killing of John Little. Little was killed on December 16, 1858, at Fort Scott by a group of free state supporters led by Montgomery who had entered the town to free Benjamin Rice, a free state advocate being held prisoner. Campbell was Little's fiance.
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Stepfanie Sings
Should his catering thing not work out, Larry DiPasquale could always think about becoming a weatherman.
After all, he was spot-on when, a few numbers into her cabaret act, The Great American Songbook, Stepfanie Kramer paused to fan herself and inquire of the packed house, "Is it hot in here?"
"No!," DiPasquale shot back. "You're hot!"
OK so maybe he wasn't referring to the weather. But the owner of Epicurean Catering was indeed speaking for those attending the benefit concert at Lannie's Clocktower Cabaret. The concert, part of an evening that began with dinner at The Palm, raised enough money for the Rocky Mountain Cancer Centers Foundation to assist at least 10 cancer patients with their bills as they are being treated for various forms of cancer.
"We don't cure their cancer, but we can help with their utilities and day-to-day expenses," noted Stephanie Shulman, the foundation's executive director.
Ellen Robinson Schwartz coordinated the event and had no trouble convincing Kramer, her cousin, to be the headliner. Not only does Kramer enjoy singing — she's a mezzo-soprano — returning to Denver was an opportunity to reunite with the many friends she made while living here for several years following the end of her six-year run as Sgt. Dee Dee McCall on television's "Hunter."
In addition to Schwartz, family members turning out for the benefit included Dick and Marcia Robinson, Eddie and Susan Robinson and John and Kathleen Ziegler.
Marcia and Dick, incidentally, were sharing the happy news that their son and daughter-in-law, John and Lisa Robinson, will be moving back to Denver shortly with their children after spending several years in Texas where John was an executive with the dairy division of a major food company.
Ellen Schwartz is Marcia and Dick's daughter, and she was celebrating her birthday that night. And though she would rather have kept that fact low-key, her husband, Mark Schwartz, marked the occasion by bringing a cake large enough for everyone to have a slice.
And Kramer led the audience in singing a round of "Happy Birthday."
The warm summer weather was all the incentive several of the guests needed to dine on The Palm's patio before walking across the plaza to the Clocktower Cabaret.
Those supporting the cause included Bob and Kalleen Malone; Dr. Deborah Shaw; Norm and Sunny Brownstein; Ron and Miriam Abreu; Nancy Sagar; Jay and Kristina Davidson; Gary and Donna Antonoff; Steve and Robin Chotin; Jamie Angelich; Dick Tucker and Sandy Melnick; Hank and Bobette Robinson; Jill DiPasquale; Steve and Michelle Toltz; Sue McFarlane; Tom and Danielle Okin; Bradley Joseph; Dr. Dean Prina; Gary Mobell; and Donna Crafton, who was discreetly spreading the word that comedian Chelsea Handler will be here in the fall to headline a benefit for NewGenesis, a program that helps the homeless.
Pictures taken at this event can be viewed at denverpost.com/seengallery
Denver Post Society Editor Joanne Davidson can be reached at 303-809-1314 or firstname.lastname@example.com


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New Zealand v France, Rugby World Cup, October 23, 2011
Doussain, Traille make France bench
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October 20, 2011
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France coach Marc Lievremont has again named uncapped Toulouse halfback Jean-Marc Doussain among the replacements for Sunday's Rugby World Cup Final against New Zealand in Auckland.
Lievremont earlier in the week confirmed an unchanged starting XV from the one that defeated Wales 9-8 in last weekend's semi-final, but opted to mull over his options as far as the make-up of the bench was concerned.
Joining Doussain in the 22 are Montpellier fly-half Francois Trinh-Duc and Biarritz veteran Damien Traille, who replaces Cedric Heymans.
The forward options remain the same, with Dimitri Szarzewski and Fabien Barcella covering the front-row and Julien Pierre the second. Montpellier flanker Fulgence Ouedraogo completes the set.
France: Maxime Medard; Vincent Clerc, Aurelien Rougerie, Maxime Mermoz, Alexis Palisson; Morgan Parra, Dimitri Yachvili; Jean-Baptiste Poux, William Servat, Nicolas Mas, Pascal Pape, Lionel Nallet, Thierry Dusautoir (capt), Julien Bonnaire, Imanol Harinordoquy
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Here you are to write according to the structure, the college research paper format of the APA. This is a universally recognized and used format. It is not rocket science. It has a number of definite rules and in order for you to get the best possible mark for your research paper, you must know and abide by these rules. Here are some overall college research paper format tips using the APA research paper rules.
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Larry Maxwell has served as the department's chief fiscal officer for more than 48 years, providing counsel to 12 commissioners of agriculture.
In addition to ensuring the financial integrity of programs and services, he also provides administrative oversight of the Commodity Distribution program, which distributes USDA surplus foods to schools and charitable organizations. And, he directs the work of the Land and Water Stewardship program, which provides federal and state financial assistance to help landowners protect soil and water resources.
Maxwell joined the department after serving two years on active duty in the U.S. Army. He also retired with the rank of Colonel after more than 24 years of service in the Tennessee Army National Guard. He is a graduate of the U.S. Army Command and General Staff College.
He holds a bachelor's degree in Accounting from Tennessee Technological University in Cookeville, Tenn., where he was a two-sport athlete in varsity basketball and baseball.
Larry is a 1985 graduate of the Tennessee Government Executive Institute, and he is a native of Baxter, Tenn. in Putnam County.


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Monday, June 10, 2013
Sellaronda MTB Tour - Mountainbiking in the Dolomites
June 23rd sees the start of the mountain bike tourism season whereby you can get around the Sella Group with a little help from the lift systems. One way of doing this is the SELLARONDA MTB TOUR, a guided excursion which allows bikers who are reasonably fit and experienced in the discipline to cover most parts of the route of the HERO mtb race. The season comes to a close September 22nd. During the season you can take part in the tour, assisted by a mountain bike guide, which can be booked in any of the four valleys forming part of the itinerary: Val Gardena, Alata Badia, Arabbia, and Val di Fassa.
The tours:
-the clockwise tour: having undergone one or two alterations from past years, is 65 kilometers long and has a total altitude difference of 3,980 meters (550m which you have to ride)
-the anti-clockwise tour: is 55-56 km long and has a total altitude difference of 3,200 meters (1,200 meters which you have to ride).
The cost of the daily ticket for the TOUR is Euro 70,00 and this includes the services of the guide, your personal transport on the lift systems, and covers also the cost of your bike transport on lifts.
Summer 2013 introduces the SELLARONDA E-BIKE, 'E' being for Electric. So, it will be possible to do the Sellaronda MTB TOUR with a little bit of electrical assistance, still taking the lifts for the uphill climbs, while the downhills will be on forest or asphalt roads. An alternative way to enjoy the Dolomites for those who do not have great experience in mountain biking on open terrain. The e-bike version can be done clockwise, 71 km, or counter-clockwise, 58-62 km. Along the route there will be four points to recharge your e-bike.
Detauilked information, in 3D, can be found at www.sellarondatour.com
The Sellaronda MTB TOUR is project involving independent organisations in three provinces, Bolzano, Trento, and Belluno.
The contacts for the TOUR are:
in Val Gardena it is Dolomiti Adventures (www.dolomiti-adventures.com)
in Selva it is Selva Active (www.selva-active.com)
in Alta Badia it is Dolomite Biking (www.dolomitebiking.com)
Note also Arabba: Limit Bike Service (www.arabbabike.com) and Val di Fassa: Sport Check Point Canazei (www.fassasport.com)
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text: A Blue View is a weekly perspective on the life aquatic, hosted by National Aquarium CEO John Racanelli. From the smallest plants and animals invisible to the human eye to entire ecosystems, every living thing depends on and is intricately linked by water. Tune in to 88.1 WYPR every Tuesday at 5:45 p.m. as John brings to the surface important issues and fascinating discoveries making waves in the world today. July 10, 2013: Sharks Unfairly Attacked Click here to listen to John discuss the bad reputation sharks have gotten over the years. Sharks have long captured the imagination of the public. These days, even shark sightings make national news. Just this past June, great white shark sightings in Massachusetts and New Jersey cleared beaches and were widely reported across the country. Often thought of as mindless, aggressive killers, sharks—and their toothy jaws—are featured prominently in movies and TV shows, always adding drama with a hint of fin visible above the water's surface. Despite the fascination that we all feel for sharks, these important apex predators remain seriously misunderstood. Most people think of great whites when they think of sharks, but there are actually more than 375 shark species, ranging in size from the 8-inch dwarf lantern shark to the 65-foot whale shark. Here are just a few shark species that can be found at the Aquarium: [gallery type="rectangular" ids="6639,9475,9474,9473,5467"] The vast majority of sharks are carnivores, but exactly what they eat depends on what they can catch. Larger shark species may prefer seals or large fish. Other species may opt for mollusks, clams, squid, and other small marine animals. One thing is certain—humans are not the preferred menu choice—far from it. Of the hundreds of shark species, only 12 are considered even potentially dangerous to people, with great whites, bull sharks, and tiger sharks responsible for most attacks on humans. In 2012, approximately 80 shark attacks occurred worldwide, with seven fatalities. When one considers how fearful the general public is of sharks, it's remarkable to learn that as many as 100 million sharks are killed by people each year. The fact is, sharks have far more to fear from humans. While sharks may be at the top of the food chain, they are susceptible to threats such as shark finning, overfishing and bycatch. As top predators, most shark species produce relatively few offspring and take years to reach reproductive maturity. The whale shark, for example, doesn't reproduce until the age 30. When killed in great numbers, sharks don't have the opportunity to reproduce, and the long-term viability of the population is threatened. So why should we worry about sharks? Let's start with the fact that they're absolutely critical to healthy ocean ecosystems. Scientists refer to sharks as a keystone species, meaning that the whole complex food web relies on them. From their perch at its top, sharks keep populations of other fish in check, naturally select out old and sick fish, and control populations so that other prey fish can't cause an imbalance in the ecosystem. By doing the essential job of population control, sharks actually ensure adequate biodiversity in marine habitats. Besides regulating the food web, sharks are believed to keep coral reefs, sea grass beds, and other vital habitats healthy. Essentially, sharks regulate the behavior of other species by intimidating them, preventing any one species from over-consuming critical habitat. Because of the severe population decline of many shark species, several states, Maryland included, have taken steps to protect sharks by prohibiting the sale, trade, and transfer of shark fins, and many conservation organizations are advocating for even greater protection of these ocean-dwellers. This summer, if you're fortunate enough to spent time at the ocean, don't let fear of sharks prevent you from enjoying the water. Be sensible, but not afraid. As you've no doubt heard, you face much greater risk driving to the shore than you do from the sharks that live there! Tags: national-aquarium-experts, national-public-radio, npr, public-radio, shark-conservation, Animals, wypr Categories: Animal Rescue, Animals, Conservation, News Previous Post Next Post


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Dominion Realty Capital is a real estate capital advisory firm. Our clients include some of the most active developers/investors and financial institutions in the national and international arenas.
Real Estate Investors & Developers looking for advisory services and/or financing.
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Color scheme based on attached logo (2 sizes attached) and navigation will include:
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Parks Canada
The Burgess Shale in Yoho National Park is a place of natural wonder and historic significance. Situated on the western slopes of the Rocky Mountains, waves of mountains now stand where oceans once rippled with life leaving ancient fossil treasures. Learn more about this protected place and be inspired by its stories.
- The Discovery of Fossils
- An Impressive Collection
- The Creation of Yoho National Park
- UNESCO World Heritage Site Recognition
- Did you Know?
- Classroom Resources
Photo: © John Niddrie, Parks Canada
The discovery of fossils
In 1907, Charles Walcott, a New York palaeontologist and head of the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, DC, came to the high slopes of Mount Stephen, British Columbia located in Yoho National Park to examine the "stone bugs" that railway workers, surveyors and others had come across while working on the Canadian Pacific Railway in the 1880s. The stone bugs turned out to be fossils dating back more than 505 million years. In 1909, he explored another ridge and discovered what became known as the Walcott Quarry.
Go to the History section of this site for more information on the history of the Burgess Shale, and to the Fossil Gallery and Virtual Sea Odyssey sections to see images of fossils and digital animations.
Photo: © Yoho National Park archives
An impressive collection
Between 1909 and 1925 (two years before he died) Walcott returned to the Burgess Shale every summer. Here, often accompanied by his wife and children, he quarried giant rock slabs from the quarry site and moved them down the steep slopes to the field camp below where he would unearth their fossil treasures. In total, Walcott shipped 65,000 specimens on 30,000 rock slabs to the Smithsonian Institution in Washington. His finds generated interest around the world at a time when tourism to the Canadian Rockies, thanks to the railway, was increasing.
A detailed account of Walcott's work can be found in Discoveries
Photo: © Omar McDadi, Parks Canada
The creation of Yoho National Park
In 1885, the challenging construction of the Canadian Pacific Railway across Canada was completed. Rail brought travellers to experience the Rocky Mountains and led to the creation of Banff National Park, Canada's first national park, around the rail siding of Banff.
Just a year later, the creation of adjacent Yoho National Park began with the establishment of the 26 sq km Mount Stephen Dominion Reserve around the small railway community of Field, British Columbia, located below Kicking Horse Pass and the continental divide. In 1901, the protected area was renamed "Yoho", a Cree expression of awe and wonder that reflects the natural magnificence of the waterfalls, glaciers, and towering peaks around the Kicking Horse Valley.
Today, Yoho National Park is 1,313 km² (507 mi²) in size and is part of a growing family of national parks, marine conservation areas, and World Heritage Sites across the country managed by Parks Canada.
Photo: © Yoho National Park archives
UNESCO World Heritage Site recognition
In 1980, UNESCO designated the Burgess Shale a World Heritage Site, a collection of some of the planet's most outstanding properties and places including the Pyramids in Egypt and the Great Barrier Reef in Australia.
In 1984, the Burgess Shale became part of the much larger Canadian Rocky Mountain Parks World Heritage Site which comprises Banff, Jasper, Kootenay and Yoho national parks and British Columbia's Mount Robson, Mount Assiniboine and Hamber provincial parks. This designation specifically recognizes the Burgess Shale for containing significant information about the earth's evolution
Photo: © Roger Hostin, Parks Canada
Did you know?
- Of the millions of animals on earth today (including insects, spiders, fish, mammals, birds, reptiles, amphibians) about 95 per cent of them can trace their origin to the Burgess Shale.
- Some Burgess Shale animals showed signs of handedness. Scientists believe that they were among some of the first right- and left-handed creatures on the planet.
- A picture of Mount Burgess in Field, BC was featured for 17 years on the Canadian $10 bill.
Photo: © John Niddrie, Parks Canada
Classroom resources
Bring nature, science and history to life for your students with a variety of classroom resources about the Burgess Shale and national parks available from the Parks Canada Teachers' Corner. Here you will find fact sheets, activities and lesson plans.
Go to the Resources section for more information
Parks Canada - Teacher Resource Centre
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Huzur(may Allah be his support), delivered the Friday sermon on July 25, 2008 at Hadeeqatul-Mahdi, site of the 2008 annual convention of the Ahmadiyya Community of the United Kingdom. Below is a summary.
The annual convention of the UK Ahmadiyya community is starting today. This year's annual convention has gained special importance due to the celebrations of the hundred years of Ahmadiyya Khilafat in the Community by expressing our gratitude. The local Community has made an effort to accommodate increased attendance from inside and outside of the country. I have hope that generally the arrangements will be better, God willing, accept for minor exceptions. Experience over extended years has made workers expert in their respective areas. An enhanced spirit of dedication among the workers has been apparent during the conventions in Ghana, Nigeria, Benin, US and Canada. Excitement was obvious at the US convention.
Such large preparations, staying in compliance with applicable regulations, are not seen anywhere else in the world. With respect to attendance, the conventions of Britain and Germany stand at par. The convention in Ghana this year excelled by far with respect to attendance. I did not mention Pakistan as for the last 24 years, the so-called flag-berarer of human rights government is not allowing us to hold our annual conventions. Pray for the improvement of conditions in Pakistan. Maulawi failed to gain power in the last elections and is now taking revenge from the whole country by weakening its foundations by creating disorder all over. Despite knowing how the public has rejected the mulla yet the government is afraid of them. Pray for the Ahmadis in Pakistan that they may be able to hold their functions freely, and the oppressive laws be abrogated.
Guests also have responsibilities. It is their responsibility to discharge them. Everyone should experience the convention in such a way that it becomes a part of their lives. All Prayers should reflect attention and humbless and should be offered on time and in congregation. Muslims are promised in the Quranic verse of Khilafat that Khilafat will result from worship and worsgip again will result in gratefulness on experiencing the blessings of Khilafat. Weakness in Prayers is weakness in belief leading to weakness in relationship with Khilafat. Protect Prayers so the Prayers protect us. May Allah bestow on us such Prayers which save us from every kind of misdeed and inappropriateness. Pay attention these days to pure Prayers, worship and supplications as that is the purpose of our gathering here.
Establish the greetings of peace (salam) during the convention. It is an instrument to increase love and affection among us.
Do not become a guest without invitation. Hosting by the Community is for a specific period. Some people try to stay much beyond the specific period. Some people work while their visa does not allow and cause issues for the community when the government comes to know.
Volunteers though enthusiastic but come from different backgrounds. If a worker errs, the guest should show forbearance.
All should abide by regulations if they have come to partake of the blessings of the gathering. Voluntears also show consideraion on small infractions considering the guests are human.
Organizers in the kitchen should show leniency in serving needy guests during non-serving hours as food shops are closed during the proceedings of the convention. Such people should also keep something to eat in need to avoid inconvenience.
There is example for guests too in the character of the Promised Messiah, peace be on him as is for the hosts. If a deficiecy is seen, try to recall the purpose of your visit here after a journey of hunreds or thousands of miles.
Every one should keep an eye on their environment with respect to security and safety. If you see a suspect face, immediately inform management. If someone leaves a bag or item divert their attention to the item or inform the management of the convention. There is need for greater care in the ladies section. No lady should be sitting there among the ladies with her face covered. Observe cleanliness. Read carefully the instructions listed in the program brochure and follow them diligently.
The Jumu'ah (Friday) prayer is one form of congregational worship in Islam. It takes place every Friday. Regular attendance at the Jumu'ah prayer is enjoined on the believer. According to a Saying of Muhammad(sa) this congregational prayer is twenty-five times more blessed than worship performed alone. (Bukhari)
"O ye who believe! When the call is made for Prayer on Friday, hasten to the remembrance of Allah, and leave off all business. That is best for you, if you only knew." more
"… (He who) offers the Prayers and listens quitely when the Imam stands up for sermon, will have his sins forgiven between that Friday and the next" (Bukhari)


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There's a difference between learning and knowing. You can sit through a multi-day course learning how to sell, only to realise a month later that you've forgotten most of what you learnt and no longer know what you need to know. There's a reason for that – it's called, "The Forgetting Curve".
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Manga Name:Akagami no Shirayukihime
Alternative: 紅髮的白雪公主; 红发的白雪公主; 赤髪の白雪姫; 赤髮白雪姬; Akagami no Shirayuki Hime; Akagami no Shirayuki-hime; Red-haired Princess Snow White; Red-haired Snow White; Red-haired Snow White Princess; Princesa Blanca Nieves Peli-roja (Spanish); الاميره بياض الثلج ذات الشعر الأحمر (Arabic); 白雪姬传说/秋月空太; Die rothaarige Schneeprinzessin (German); rødhåret prinsesse snehvide (danish); Punahiuksinen Lumikki Prinsessa(Finnish); Η Πριγκίπισσα Χιονάτη Με Τα Κόκκινα Μαλλιά (Greek); Vörös hajú Hófehérke (hungarian); สโนไวท์ผมแดง (Thai)
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Akagami no Shirayukihime Manga Summary:
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Where is Everyday Life? – The Leftover 9/10
Date: Friday 8 March 2013
Time: 17:00
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Mark Cousins' Friday lectures recommence by addressing the architectural and artistic use of the category 'everyday life' – a realm which seems immune to interpretation. The course seeks to show how the 'everyday' relates to the Cliché (the topic of last year's lectures) and demonstrates that the phrase is imbued with philosophical presuppositions: it can mean the given, appearance or sometimes the concrete. 'Everyday' frequently involves the use of what the course represents as the 'imaginary'. This lecture series will continue its investigation of architecture and design from both the point of view of the cliché and the imaginary.
Please note the next and final lecture of hte series takes place on Friday 22 March.
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Audioengine co-founder Brady Bargenquast also showed us a newer version of these he's working on with an iPhone dock built in.Sony SS-AR1 One of the best-sounding speakers we heard at the show didn't come from some obscure manufacturer you've never heard of, it came from audio giant Sony. The SS-AR1 is a marvel of workmanship. The baffle is crafted from Hokkaido maple that's harvested only during the month of November, when the wood is at its densest. The rest of the box is hand-built from Finnish birch. Add custom drivers from ScanSpeak and seven layers of varnish, and you end up with a gorgeous package for your hard-earned $27,000. The set we heard was hooked up to a system from Pass Labs. The transparency was remarkable — one listener in the room with us got a huge grin on his face and said, "They just disappeared!"Mbl 101 MK II Walking into the demo room for German hi-fi manufacturer Mbl was like strolling onto the set of a Kubrick film. The impressive $260,000 setup was dominated by a pair Mbl 101 MK II Radialstrahler reference speakers. You may confuse the white-and-gold machines for scientific probes, since they lack the cone-shaped drivers found on traditional speakers. The Radialstrahlers are omnidirectional — radial speakers that push out 360-degree sound waves, filling the whole room at once. They sound absolutely amazing: the best speakers we heard the entire weekend. The first thing we listened to was a track from The Bad Plus cranked to match the volume of a live performance. When the song ended, several people in the room started applauding, myself included.TransRotor Orfeo This was the most badass vinyl rig we saw at the show — a TransRotor Orfeo turntable ($17,000) with a Graham Phantom 9-inch tonearm ($6,000) and an Air Tight PC-1 moving-coil cartridge ($6000). Perfect for those Ramones records from the dollar bin at Thrift Town!QPods From Magico These squat little numbers are QPods, vibration-control devices from the speaker company Magico. By installing these feet under your audio components, you can reduce any vibrations and rumbles that may rattle your components and adversely affect the sound. Each pod is crafted mostly from CNC-milled stainless steel and aluminum, but there's also a layer of copper sandwiched inside. $1,310 gets you a set of three QPods, which is enough to isolate a single amp or preamp. A four-pack runs $1,680.Devialet D-Premier Amplifier The striking design of the Devialet D-Premier amp inspired the demo crew at the California Audio Show to mount it on the wall at the head of the room, like an objet d'art. It sounds as nice as it looks. Inside are two amps running in parallel — a Class A analog stage and a Class D digital stage, providing a total of 240 watts per channel. The minimalist design is matched by the groovy remote, a shiny metal box with a big, shiny metal knob protruding from the top. The whole package is $16,500.Ayon Audio CD5s Ayon Audio is mostly known for its amplifiers, so it's not surprising to see the company has incorporated a tube-based preamp into this CD player. There are inputs for external analog sources, so you can plug in anything and use just the digital-to-analog converter or the preamp inside. But of course, it's made to play CDs, and at that, it excels — to the tune of $11,380.BURLINGAME, California — Upon arriving at the California Audio Show, we spent a few minutes ogling the Ferraris and Maseratis in the parking lot. Little did we know that once we walked inside, we'd see stereo systems twice the price of one of those fancy sports cars. The CAS — far removed from the massive, mainstream industry trade shows — is organized by Constantine Soo, publisher of the high-end audio site Dagogo.com. This is Soo's second year running the show, which is the largest on the West Coast, boasting around 3,000 attendees over a weekend in mid-July. On display were hand-built monoblock tube amps, omnidirectional speakers, gas plasma drivers, 6-foot-tall subwoofers and laser-guided turntables — objects made for people with the ears, the mindset and the trust fund to appreciate such things. You could trade reel-to-reel tapes with other collectors, or join the debate in the hallway about which test tone is most appropriate for calibrating your digital transport. Soo is quick to stress that almost everything at the show is for two-channel stereo playback, not for watching movies in surround sound. "Home theater stuff is for everyone in the family," he says. "This stuff is for the fanatics and the audiophiles who have a dedicated room in their house just for music listening." 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ATLANTA – Today, the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) and the City of Birmingham will host a Federal Interagency Working Group (IWG) on Environmental Justice, specifically focused on the North Birmingham area, at Vulcan Park in Birmingham AL.
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Casey Affleck has joined the cast of 'Tower Heist'.
The actor will appear alongside Ben Stiller, Eddie Murphy, Gabourey Sidibe and Michael Pena in the new action-comedy movie, which will be directed by Brett Ratner.
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Well it's another NikeMom's Foto Friday. Hooray! I love me some photo Friday and I have some interesting photos from the past few days. First off, here's one of me and the bro, T last weekend when we went out to dinner. This was the same night when he was walking away for me and I called his name to remind him where to cross the street and someone looked to him and said, "Hey bro, your mom's calling you." FAIL.
Finally, yesterday I was a good car owner and got my car washed and oil changed. I drive a Scion TC and my nickname is Koo. My liscence plate even says, "The Koo". If my mom knew what I was driving around in she would probably tell me that I was, "living in filth." It was getting to the point where my car was getting too disgusting. I don't think I've washed it since October! To my defense though, "The Koo" is parked outside ALL day and ALL night. There is no covering, so it's constantly being bombed by leaves, bird poop, fog, mist, rain, etc. But now! Now look how speedy and clean my little squirrel is! I am a proud mama. Driving home last night was kind of weird though, because my car was SO clean.


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In a recent interview with David Letterman, Paula Abdul says she loves her job on American Idol but she is not certain that she will be returning for another season. "I never said [I wasn't returning]. I just said that I'm not sure," Abdul said cryptically.
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Letterman shared his own personal experience dealing with network suits and advised Abdul to be careful. "One time, I tried that, I was coming up to the end of a contract, and I said, 'I don't know, maybe I won't come back,' and they said, 'Fine because we've got another guy ready to go'," cracked the 62 year-old late night host.
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Multimedia: Students synthesize diverse academic experiences in art exhibition
March 30, 2011
Hoffman Gallery
As the capstone experience for graduating art majors, the Senior Art Exhibition represents more than just students' studio art experiences. For students of the liberal arts, the exhibition is the culmination of diverse undergraduate careers, with work infused by lessons in philosophy, mathematics, music, and computer science.
"In many ways, art and making art is a nexus for all these things we learn," said Jarré Lyman '11. "We are inherently synesthetic beings. I don't think our pursuit of knowledge should be any different."
Bringing together artwork made by 13 graduating seniors in the Department of Art, the Senior Art Exhibition opens April 1 at the Ronna and Eric Hoffman Gallery of Contemporary Art at Lewis & Clark. Below, two art students offer a preview of their installations and discuss how their work has been influenced by their Lewis & Clark education.
Jarré Lyman | studio art major, computer science minor | hometown: Sandpoint, Idaho
What inspired your installation for the senior show?
I have a very active dream life, and I'm reflexively curious about the things that seem to be so apparently common or universally experienced, but about which we actually know close to nothing. Historically, photography has been used as a method to record: the camera is a device that has been perceived to capture the visual truth of a single moment. Rather than depict what we physically perceive, my photographs, via visual metaphors, depict what we might emotionally or subconsciously experience. This body of work engages themes regarding the human condition, such as existence, identity, consciousness, belief, and mortality; and the photographs provoke and explore the questions and ideas that arise from them.
What have you enjoyed about studying art in the liberal arts environment, rather than at an art school?
I am incredibly grateful to have received a liberal arts education; too much specialization in one subject, while arguably beneficial to a degree, locks thinking into an uncomfortably static space. A degree in the liberal arts allows for a much broader scope of experiencing the world. I've found it immensely important to have developed multiple points of view that I can dynamically reapply to anything else. Frequently I find myself cross-referencing concepts in calculus that I use in my art-making, computer science to writing, language to music. In many ways, art and making art is a nexus for all these things we learn. We are inherently synesthetic beings. I don't think our pursuit of knowledge should be any different.
What's next for you after graduation?
While I don't have any immediate post-graduation plans, I have several avenues to take. I've been offered a yearlong internship at the school I attended in Greece during my semester abroad, but I'd also love to get an apprenticeship or internship with a working photographer so I can sooner dive into what I love doing most. Grad school might happen two or three years later; I want to live a little bit first! In the meantime, I'll continue photographing, making art, possibly traveling, and perhaps most importantly, living well.
Elizabeth Jaeger | studio art major, philosophy minor | hometown: San Francisco, California
What inspired your installation for the senior show?
A lot of my work comes intuitively and from doodles I've made. I tend to realize the inspiration for the sculptures after they're finished, encountering them as materializations of my own experience or feelings in the past year. Platinum Musing I think is loosely based off of my experiences modeling, and the strange confidence game one plays in portrait photography.
What have you enjoyed about studying art in the liberal arts environment, rather than at an art school?
After attending the Art Institute of Chicago for two years, I transferred to Lewis & Clark thinking I could pursue a different, more practical major. I considered majors in sociology, psychology, and French. While studying abroad in France, I opted out of the language classes to study philosophy. In many ways, I really miss art school, but the opportunity to study other majors has been crucial to solidifying my commitment to an arts practice. I think being so deeply immersed in one discipline, you can lose sight of its value in your life. Studying the liberal arts gives you the freedom to explore and then dedicate yourself truly to an interest.
What's next for you after graduation?
New York! I'll be starting two internships in May—one at a gallery and one at a magazine.
Exhibition details
The 2011 Senior Art Exhibition will feature the following students: Eleanor Baldwin, Kevin Edward Brown, Lydia Cardenas, Sandy Fujita, Katherine Groesbeck, Elizabeth Jaeger, Jarré Lyman, Sam Margevicius, Claudia Ramirez Islas, Tyler C. Reese, Toni-Petri Ruotsalainen, Todd Slade, Shannon Wu.
The Hoffman Gallery will host an opening reception for the exhibition on April 1, from 5-7 p.m. The Senior Art Exhibition runs from April 1-May 8; gallery hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. For information, call 503-768-7687 or visit the Hoffman Gallery's website.


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Tiny baby avocados are visible in the grove! As I took my walk this morning, I could see them: pebble-sized avocados appearing where the blossoms used to be. Some trees have pea-sized fruit…and some are even the size of olives! … Continue reading
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