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Chess Magazine - June 2012
Vishy Anand Retains World Title
by The Chess Magazine Editorial Team
Chess Magazine - June 2012
Publisher: Chess & Bridge , 2012
Edition: Magazine
Pages: 60
Language: English
UK's most popular CHESS Magazine - established 1935! All the regular features of the UK's best-selling CHESS magazine plus more!
Boris Gelfand takes Vishy Anand to the wire in a tense rapid shoot-out
World Championship: Anand-Gelfand - Hot off the press summary of the action in Moscow... two decisive games, plus full-colour photo report. More to follow in July...
Aronian - Kramnik, Zurich - An attempt to upstage the world title match? No, an opportunity for two title contenders to hone their match skills. They drew 3-3.
4NCL, Final Weekend - IM Simon Ansell on the end of season British Team League deciders. Wood Green win again!
Greet beats Topalov! - English IM swindles former FIDE champion - and pulls off an outrageous pun into the bargain. Has to be seen to be believed...
US Championships, Saint Louis - H-Bomb Hikaru and the Kamsky Kid face off in Missouri. Steve Giddins reports on the action in the Wild West
Sit on it, Petrosian! - Peter Lalic shows how you can restrain your opponents idea even before it has entered their head... prophylaxis - or mind-reading?
ECF136Bs View from the Trenches - The Unknown Soldier returns with some thoughts on gamesmanship - and downright cheating
Chess in the 1970s - John Saunders on the match that never was, satirical magazines - and Tony Miless finest hour
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It finally happened. After all the planning and discussing and deciding, the list-making and ordering and organizing, on Sunday Sophie and Henry got married.
Saturday afternoon we gathered at Camp Kiwanee, on a lake south of Boston. Think tall pine, rustic cabins, picnic tables encircling a fire pit. Garlands of ribbons were strung between the trees. We swam, played games, visited, shared grilled goodies and a feast of potluck sides and desserts, sprayed on bug repellent and built a fire.
By the time we got around to making the flower arrangements for the wedding lunch tables, it was dark, so we worked by flashlight, grabbing random stalks of Queen Ann's lace, sweet William, zinnia, daisy, and dozens of other multicolored varieties from their tubs, cutting the stems to size, and planting them in the field of mason jars that covered the table. We figured that whatever we did would look great, and when we came back to look by light of day, we weren't disappointed.
The main event happened late Sunday morning, on the porch of the lodge. The lake behind created a beautiful setting, if an extra challenge for all the nice people who'd brought their cameras.
The ceremony blended elements from Sophie and Henry's religious backgrounds and political principles, without mentioning any gods or being explicit about the politics. A friend officiated, certified for the occasion by the Commonwealth of Massachusetts. The chuppah they stood under was a bedspread crocheted by Henry's great-great grandmother, supported by poles Sophie's brother fashioned from driftwood he gathered on the banks of the Hudson and then cut, buffed and oiled. A vase of white roses memorialized three pairs of grandparents. Indian designs on the floor, stenciled in chalk dust, marked the specialness of the space, and the occasion.
We sang "Enter, Rejoice and Come in," a Unitarian hymn Henry's mom remembers hearing when she was pregnant. We heard excerpts from Goodridge v. Department of Public Health, the decision that made marriage equality legal in Massachusetts, parts of Kahlil Gibran's "On Marriage," and Charles Darwin's notes to himself on the pros and cons of getting married (con: less money for books; pro: a soft wife on the sofa). A friend performed a stunning rendition of Bellini's "Vaga luna, che inargenti," accompanied by another friend on keyboard.
After the vows and the exchange of rings, guests read a reworked version of the Jewish Seven Blessings (a process I described here.)
Sophie's grandmother performed a Zoroastrian blessing. A silver tray held a variety of symbols, which she explained: rice for plenty; fish for festive feasting; cloves, nutmeg, cardamom and cinnamon for savoring life; pomegranate – for its tartness, to add zest and color to life; betel nut – for life's more astringent and bitter passages (with hopes that these be few); and coconut, sugar, nuts and raisin for times of plenty and sweetness (with hopes that these be many). She hung flower garlands around Sophie and Henry's necks, marked their foreheads with red kumkum paste and tossed rice over them. To ward off evil, she broke an egg at their feet.
Then Isaac pronounced them married, they stamped on a pair of wine glasses, and everyone applauded.
Lunch was delicious barbecue, followed by delicious pie.
People made toasts. In mine, I recalled the first time Sophie and Henry met, eight years ago. We were dropping Sophie off at college. Just as we climbed out of the car, another first-year student came walking up the sidewalk between his parents. He looked at Sophie and said, "Sophie?" and she looked at him and said, "Henry!" They had already met online, and recognized each other in person right away. I had been a little apprehensive about my older child leaving home, but, as I said in my toast, Henry's warm greeting reassured me that she would be among friends.
I talked about the attributes that make these two such good friends (caring for each other, giving each other space, enjoying each other, being similarly serious while not taking themselves too seriously), and suggested that a strong friendship makes a good foundation for a strong marriage. Finally, I thanked Sophie for bringing Henry and his family into our family, and thanking Henry for reassuring me that now, as I watch Sophie embark on this next phase in her life, she will be among friends once again.
Among all the planning and discussing and deciding, the list-making and ordering and organizing, figuring out my toast was one of the easiest thing I had to do. I just told the truth.


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Ruth M. Baumgratz, 82, of 521 Church Street, St. Marys, passed away Wednesday, January 30, 2013 at her residence after a lengthy illness.
She was born September 21, 1930 in Dunkirk, NY, daughter of the late Albert and Sophia Wojcinski Griswold. She was a graduate of Dunkirk High School, Class of 1948 and resided in St. Marys since 1952. She was a former employee of Stackpole Carbon Company, Berman's and BJ's Apparel.
On September 25, 1954 in Dunkirk, NY, she married Carl F. "Harry" Baumgratz, who survives. She is also survived by a daughter, Marcia (Dennis) Oskorus of Ridgway; five sons, Carl F. (Cheryl) Baumgratz, Jr. of St. Marys, Mark D. (Diane) Baumgratz of St. Marys, Kevin A. Baumgratz of St. Marys, James T. Baumgratz and his fiancée Lynn Anderson of St. Mary and David A. (Charlene) Baumgratz of St. Marys; nine grandchildren, seven great grandchildren; and a sister, Joan (Norbert) Kaus of Annandale, VA.
Mrs. Baumgratz was a member of the St. Mary's Church, the Rosary Altar Society, the CD of A, the St. Marys American Legion Post #103 Auxiliary and was the recipient of the American Legion Auxiliary Award in 1999. She was also a member of the Rural Letter Carrier Auxiliary and she delivered Meals-on-Wheels for many years. She enjoyed being a mom and was good at it. She enjoyed bingo, volunteer work, cooking and especially her family.
A Mass of Christian Burial will be celebrated in the St. Mary's Church on Saturday, February 2, 2013 at 1:00 PM with the Rev. Meinrad Lawson, OSB, Pastor, officiating. Burial will follow in the St. Marys Cemetery.
Visitation is at the Lynch-Radkowski Funeral Home on Friday, February 1, 2013, from 5:00 to 8:00 PM.
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Last week I was at NAB – as I'm sure you know by now and it was quite crazy and fun and exciting all at the same time.
I thought it would be good for those of you who missed the LIVE NAB shows I did at the Teradek booth (who were fabulous hosts by the way!) with 5 time Emmy award winning Michael Artsis to be able to see the replays.
Included below is also the Digital Convergence Podcast episode we broadcast live last week.
Day 1 Wrapup
Day 2 Wrapup
Day 3 Wrapup
Day 4 planet5D Wrap Show – Phantom, MOVI
Digital Convergence Podcast
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Well, a special day is here, and you want something unique for your special one. Look no further, as cupcakes, though small, have a unique style that makes them special to all people. The shape, the color and the make depend on customer requirements. Therefore, the cake maker ensures that he or she produces cakes that have been asked for. There are various materials or ingredients that are used, which determine the quality of the cake being produced. This is why the cupcakes Sydney bakers sell are meant to offer a special feeling to special people. They are all perfectly made in terms of quality and durability to sort the needs of various people.
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First Solar : This stock hit its 52-week low Monday. While Cramer usually thinks stocks will bounce off their 52-week lows, he does not like this name.
Salesforce.com : The "Mad Money" host likes tech right here, and he likes Salesforce.
MetroPCS Communications : This name missed its quarter, and Cramer doesn't want to own it. "We have enough problems with stocks that make the quarter," he said.
New York Community Bancorp : Cramer doesn't want to own any banks right now.
Deere : Cramer remains bullish on Deere as a long term bet.
O'Reilly Automotive : O'Reilly hit its 52-week high Monday and Cramer thinks its still going higher. He also thinks the same will happen for AutoZone when it reports.
Prudential Financial : This is a financial and therefore looks horrible, but it is the only one in the insurance group that Cramer will own.
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World Cup: England duo delighted to triumph over adversity
PUBLISHED: 08:45 01 November 2019
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Anthony Watson and Manu Tuilagi will be part of England's World Cup glory bid on Saturday after their triumphs over prolonged injury adversity.
Bath wing Watson was in tears after the semi-final victory over New Zealand as the magnitude of what he had achieved began to sunk in.
He returned to action earlier this year after 13 months' sidelined due to a ruptured Achilles tendon that twice required surgery.
And Leicester centre Tuilagi only played in two England Tests between 2014 and 2019 due to an injury catalogue that included a chronic groin problem.
"I have tried lying and saying that my eye was bleeding, but not too many people believed me," said Watson, of those post-match images.
"I don't know what it was, to be fair. After the 13 months that I had - this time last year I couldn't lift my heel off the floor, I could barely walk without a limp - I was very appreciative for the moment that I had there and then.
"It was actually quite ironic that the one person who knew why I was particularly upset or emotional in that moment was actually Manu, who has been through exactly -if not worse - situations.
"To have someone there with the experience and the skill like Manu was very comforting as well.
"There were two or three very dark days, considering whether I would ever again be able to run at the same speed, change direction and stuff like that.
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"Those days were very tough. I was lucky that I had a very strong support group around me of friends and family.
"Kyle Sinckler (England prop) is someone who I spoke to regularly about my mindset throughout the injury, and he helped me loads.
"The physios have been world class. Bob Stewart (England physiotherapist) took great care of me even when I wasn't in the set-up. He was texting me on a regular basis, seeing what I was doing, bouncing ideas."
It has been a similar tale for Tuilagi, with both players having excelled during a tournament that reaches its climax this weekend when England face South Africa in Yokohama.
Tuilagi said: "I feel very blessed to be here and to be able to get this opportunity to play in another World Cup.
"To be here now, the opportunity to get involved in the final, I never dreamt of it - it was beyond my dreams.
"For me, I am just thankful to God for his guidance that has got us here where we are today."
England will go into the final as firm favourites following their stunning success against New Zealand, but they know that another huge performance is required.
"The guys that we have got like Owen (Farrell), Mako (Vunipola), Maro (Itoje) as leaders, they won't be comfortable with any kind of complacency, so we have to make sure we back it up this weekend," Watson added.
"They (South Africa) are a tough side, physical big men.
"We are going to have to take it to them on Saturday. We cannot wait for them to bring it to us. If we do that, then it will be a long day in the office."
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- Elliot Clan Societies and Branches
- Elliot-Related Websites and Website Pages
- Other Australian Scottish Organisations
- Highland Games & Gatherings
- Scottish Websites
Collie Clan Gathering - the first national gathering of the Elliot Clan Society (Australia)
Elliot Clan Societies and Branches:
- Elliot Clan Society - Scotland - the official Elliot Clan Society website is a virtual gathering place for all Elliots, Elliotts, Eliotts, Eliots and anyone else who is interested in the Clan's history.
- Elliot Clan Society - U.S.A. - the website of the branch of the Elliot Clan Society in the U.S.A.
Elliot-Related Websites and Website Pages:
- Clan Magazine - a free online magazine run by David P. Elliot, the author of the book: "Clan". The monthly online magazine was originally developed as a vehicle to keep readers of the novel 'CLAN'updated with the latest developments, but it now contains much more than that. The theme of his novel "draws heavily on the Clan system in Scotland in a particularly turbulent period in �The Borders� and includes both contemporary and historical information which will be of interest not only to those who enjoy supernatural or historical genre, but thriller aficionados as well. But it is not set entirely in the past as the rich and the powerful today are drawn into the evolving plots and conspiracies. The story is told through David Elliot, who is 57, frustrated, out of work and has three failed marriages behind him. When he finds himself out of work in 2007, he goes to the borders of Scotland hoping that his ancestry will help him find some validation of his life."
- Elliot - at the Electric Scotland Community website - information about the clan history and some famous Elliots.
- The Reiver Trail: Liddesdale Heritage Centre - "Here in Liddesdale you are deep in the heart of reiver country. The Scottish Middle March was the most lawless part of the whole borderland and some of the worst criminals passed through this area on their way to raid England. 400 years ago reivers lived in the old centre of Castleton further up the valley. It was home to some of the most martial families � in particular, the Elliots..
Other Australian Scottish Organisations:
- Australian Scottish Community - The aims of the Australian Scottish Community are to promote the involvement of those with Scottish heritage and to promote and maintain the Scots culture and heritage in Australia.
Highland Games & Gatherings:
See the Upcoming Events listing on the left side of this page for a calendar of events for the year.
- Mount Barker Highland Gathering, Adelaide, South Australia.
- Geelong Highland Gathering, Geelong, Victoria.
- Maclean Highland Gathering, Northern NSW.
- Bundanoon Highland Gathering, Southern Highlands, NSW.
- Australian Celtic Festival, Glen Innes, New England, NSW.
- National Celtic Festival, Portarlington, Victoria.
- Aberdeen Highland Games, Hunter Valley, NSW.
- Beechworth Highland Games, Northern Victoria.
Scottish Websites:
- Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs - The Standing Council of Scottish Chiefs is the definitive and authoritative body for information on the Scottish Clan System. Within the site you will find information relating to the Standing Council, as well as links to other relevant resources, together with additional information on the Clan system.
- Panalba is a community for anyone who has a love for Scotland. It includes recommendations for travel and accommodation, special events, blogs and articles from acclaimed Scottish writers.
- Scotland Internet is a directory of Scottish websites.
- The Scottish Banner is the international monthly publication for expatriate Scots or those with an interest in Scottish culture and tradition.
- Visit Scotland - the official site of Scotland's national tourism organisation.
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Recurring Revenue Ideas for Coaches
Coaches work to improve the lives of the individuals they consult with. Building recurring revenue is essential to the health and growth of your business because it allows you to always have monetary resources coming in so you can focus on providing excellent service to your clients instead of scrambling to find new ones.
Related Consumable Affiliate Products
Sell related consumable affiliate products, or products from complementary businesses, to earn recurring revenue. For example, if you are a health and wellness coach, you can offer wellness shakes, juicers or health supplements to your clients. If you are an exercise coach you can offer fitness gear or work out equipment to your clients. Some companies allow you to sell consumable goods to clients and receive a portion of the purchase price.
Related or Client-based Services
Develop related services that you can up-sell or introduce to a client. For example, if you are an exercise coach who typically works with clients one-on-one, introduce the option of couples training once the client is a regular. Develop programs based on your target audience. For example, if you mostly work with women ages 18-34, develop specific programs designed to appeal to them. An exercise coach may develop programs designed to get women ready for "bathing suit season" or to capitalize on New Year's resolutions aimed at improving physical fitness.
Informational Products
As a coach you sell your knowledge in the form of a service, but you can also sell your knowledge in the form of written informational products. Develop informational products, items like books, e-books, and guides, and sell those to your clients. By working with self-publishing tools, you can craft a product that is available for sell any time of the day for clients who may need additional help while they are not working with you one-on-one.
Insider Memberships
Offer monthly membership options to clients in exchange for access to you or information from you. For example, if you are an exercise coach, charge a monthly membership for people to receive Skype exercise sessions from you once a week and get fitness tips delivered from you every week via email. Some services allow you to charge recurring memberships for private email lists.
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To finish off our winners week, we're very pleased to meet Amber Kirk-Ford, the super talented winner of the Future8 Awards Blogger category, sponsored by Penguin Random House UK!
Amber has always had a strong passion for reading and writing. She began blogging at just 7 years old, and continues to do so today on her book review blog 'The Mile Long Bookshelf' which she started aged 11. Amber quickly gained the attention of publishers and authors worldwide, and a loyal following. She is very driven, aspires to work in publishing or journalism, and already has her own regular column in her local newspaper.
Amber entered the Future8 Awards Blogger category with 'The Mile Long Bookshelf' and has won a once-in-a-lifetime prize with Penguin Random House UK!
We asked Amber, what inspired you to create your entry?
'I originally started book blogging because I wanted to get my opinions out there – but none of my friends liked reading so I thought… why not start a blog? My blog is now five years old and I don't think I'll ever stop.'
Amber has won the opportunity to get her work published on the Penguin.co.uk blog, which reaches over 25,000 people. Her writing will feature alongside authors including Diary of a Wimpy Kid author, Jeff Kinney, Giovanna Fletcher and Nina Stibbe and exclusive content from the Penguin teams behind our biggest books. . She will also get expert mentoring sessions with Bethan Barker, Digital Marketing specialist within Penguin Random House UK's Consumer Engagement Team, and of course take home a bundle of books and Penguin goodies!
Amber told us what she is most looking forward to about her prize:
'I'm so excited about my prize – I'll be getting mentoring sessions with Penguin Random House UK. One day I would love to work in journalism or publishing so whichever one I go for I think this will help a LOT and I'm so grateful that I actually get the opportunity!'
Click here to see Amber's winning entry, and watch her acceptance video here:
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Stay tuned with @TheFuture_8 on Twitter for updates on Amber's prize, and check out the other winning entries at www.TheFuture8.com


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Forever at odds: Tigers advance to tournament challenges
After a season of proving doubters wrong, the Tigers look to do more of the same.
Mar. 13, 2012
A couple of hours remained before the Big 12 Tournament championship game inside the Sprint Center in Kansas City and a technician was up on a reddish-orange ladder to make his measurements.
His head was above the hoop, staring down at it. He placed a bubble level over the rim so that the ruler bridged across and indicated an even, unbent surface that couldn't manipulate the ball going in. He dropped yellow measuring tape to the floor below to find out the hoop was 10 feet above.
This was all before coach Frank Haith and the Missouri Tigers (30-4) finished their historic season.
People talk about the game for how it is won between the lines. People once talked about how Haith and his team would not be cutting any net any time soon.
Early Dismay
The preseason only offered smog to a cloudy crystal ball.
At the start of October, after eyebrows raised at the hire of Haith even more for alleged wrongdoings at Miami in a Yahoo! Sports report, All-Big 12 Conference senior forward Laurence Bowers tore his ACL.
Soon after, Missouri, having just one member over 6 feet, 8 inches, was ranked No. 25 in the AP and Coaches' preseason poll.
That one member was Steve Moore at 6 feet, 9 inches. Having gotten limited floor time during the past three years, how much could be expected?
But he had prepared all along for more minutes over the summer, when he stayed near campus to work on his conditioning with training personnel.
"I figure I've got to give it everything I've got now," he said, referring to what is likely to be his final year of basketball.
Meanwhile, Haith decided that a slender 6-foot-6-inch senior guard named Kim English would assume the role of Bowers' power forward position in the starting lineup.
So English embraced the new role. While he talked about ways he would master it, the 1,000-point scorer fended off questions pertaining to his mediocre 10 points per game last year.
He repeatedly said last year was in the past. At the same time, Haith, having a prior relationship with English for recruiting him at Miami, talked about the importance of trust.
"Trust is such an important word in building a basketball team," Haith said. "The biggest thing with Kim is just telling him to be himself. … Just be Kim English."
On Saturday night, Moore once again made plays that were as pleasing to the crowd as they were to the coaches. He had provided effort plays all year. Now he dove on a loose ball. On the other end, he hustled mid-lane to take a pass and throw it down two-handed.
A video montage honoring the champions played overhead while he held Bowers in a hug. A song called "Live Your Dreams" by a band called August Rose played.
"Something in the air strikes and ignites/exploding from a dream into life/Fate begins to sweep across your skin once again."
English stood nearby, a flashy-turned-gritty guard who has studied the tendencies of his larger opponents on film on his iPad all year.
Hours earlier — before helping to neutralize a long, talented Baylor front line — he had limped off his team's bus from taking a knee to his quadricep muscle in the game the night before.
"I would've played with an amputated leg today," he said on the court after the game.
And by the end of it all, English lifted the tournament MVP trophy on a stage at center court, surrounded by his teammates.
Afterward, his teammates sat beside him at the post-game press conference, offering up praise.
Sophomore point guard Phil Pressey talked about English being the last one to leave the gym since fall. Junior guard Michael Dixon said English had worked as hard as anybody he knew, wanted it as much as anyone he knew.
"He does a lot for this team that people don't see on the stat sheet," he said.
English sat in between Pressey and Dixon at the press conference, modestly accepting the praise with a smile.
"I think we all as people, as human beings, we're all faced with adversity in our lives," Haith said. "I think how you handle adversity will determine how successful you're going to be."
Haith said he's seen the lessons in his team this season.
"I think this team has had a never-quit attitude," he said. "We stayed true to the course. There's no question. … We stayed true to the course."
Faith in Haith
From a lackluster seven years at Miami, where he never had a winning Atlantic Coast Conference record, Haith carried a philosophy of patience.
He talked about pumping the breaks every now and then. He talked about setting up an offense and focusing on shots and getting stops.
He showed no interest in anticipation. He cared little about any date beyond game day.
The next game was the most important. The way he talked about Kennesaw State in mid-December was hardly any different than the way he talked about Kansas, a game to which everybody else attached high emotion.
He has said the key to this season's accomplishments has been players buying in. He credits his pupils that believed a blueprint of small requests would make big differences.
"He implemented a system, gave us rules and guidelines," senior English said. "He created a culture of accountability."
In front of the media and all the other doubters, Haith's face has hardly changed. His look has remained rigid, always straight, always portraying business.
But when Haith reached a new pinnacle — when the rainbow-colored confetti began to rain down on the AP Big 12 Coach of the Year after his team's 90-75 Big 12 Tournament victory over Baylor on Saturday — that face was forced to change.
Raw emotion had taken over to reveal a side of the man the general public never knew.
"Talk to the players," a tear-filled Haith told ESPN's Holly Rowe after the Baylor win.
After all the players and staff went up a similar reddish-orange ladder, Haith went last to trim away the remaining strips of nylon clinging to the rungs of the rim.
He got up the ladder, looked up to the bright lights overhead and gave a deep breath.
Fans were roaring, chanting "Faith in Haith! Faith in Haith!"
"You know, I don't know," he said later that night, struggling to find words. "I don't really know how I'm supposed to act, I guess. I'm just going to be who I am."
The Odds Continue
"This time of year is just about lacing 'em up," Haith said Sunday at Mizzou Arena after it was announced that the Tigers would be the No. 2 seed in the West Region. "It's the next chapter. It's the next season, so to speak."
But little has changed for him and his team from the start of the season to now. The first doubts came from the committee that pegged them the eighth overall seed in the dance, the first-ever 30-win, major-conference school to not be a No. 1 seed.
"We'll find ways to motivate us," Haith said. "I don't know if we'll use that. There's a lot of things we can use."
The serious look was back on his face — the same one he brought to fans when he arrived 11 months ago.
The difference this time could have been seen inside Mizzou Arena before he started talking about preparing for this new season.
Fans loaded one side of the bleachers, listening to their coach talk once again about the adversity that everyone faces in life, imagining him cutting down one more net before the season of madness ended.
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Dershowitz on Possible Extradition of NSA Leaker
Harvard Law School Prof. Alan M. Dershowitz discusses the legal issues surrounding the extradition of Edward Snowden, who identified himself as the source of recent disclosures about secret National Security Agency data-gathering programs, to the U.S. from Hong Kong. Photo: AP.
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I think what the medicines got into this bar is able not indictment were espionage or anything that sounds ... politically wounded and forcing people ... that ... they will use the ... stolen material ... 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Summer Concert Jazzkeller Frankfurt Soon I Will Be Free Jon Hammond Band
*WATCH THE VIDEO HERE: Jon Hammond Band Summer Concert Jazzkeller Frankfurt SOON I WILL BE FREE
Jon Hammond Band making an unusual summer appearance at Jazzkeller Frankfurt where they play every year in March or April for Jon's annual Musikmesse Warm Up Party. This concert was in August in honor of Kevin Mauder (he plays louder) tenor saxophonist was just about to move to Taipei Taiwan from Frankfurt after being discovered on The Jon Hammond Band by Alex Hsieh of P. Mauriat Saxophone Company. Kevin now lives in Taipei for some years and can be heard regularly playing at Brown Sugar Club in Taipei. Here they play original Jon Hammond composition "Soon I Will Be Free" from Jon's album "Hammond's Bolero" on the Ham-Berger-Friz Recrods label. Jon Hammond Band will be returning next to celebrate 25 years Musikmesse at Jazzkeller Frankfurt on Tuesday evening April 5th 2001 annual Musikmesse Warm Up Party.
Here Jon Hammond Band is:
Kevin Mauder he plays louder – tenor sax
Joe Berger – guitar
Heinz Lichius – drums
Jon Hammond – XB-2 Hammond organ
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Camera: Jennifer
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ASCAP Audio Portrait:
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NAMM Photos Shot by Trond Braaten of Ham-Berger Playing at Hammond Suzuki USA Stand
Jon Hammond and Joe Berger aka Ham-Berger performing at Winter NAMM in Hammond Suzuki USA Stand
Jon Hammond is playing the Pro XK System Organ
Like the XK-Traditional, The XK-Professional System allows our single manual organ models XK-3 or XK-3c to be converted to a double-manual console-style organ without any modifications to the XK-3 or XK-3c.
Photo by Trond Braaten – Jon Hammond at Pro XK System organ
Leslie G37 100W 1×12 Guitar Combo Amp
Jon Hammond at the organ and Joe Berger guitar aka Ham-Berger playing LATE RENT theme song for
The Jon Hammond Show cable TV show and HammondCast on KYOU Radio. Joe Berger is playing his
custom JJ guitar through the new G37 Leslie guitar speaker amp, 100 watts RMS solid state power amp
with vacuum tube preamp. The Rhodes Piano stand across the aisle is turning up their volume quite loud,
but Jon & Joe exercised restraint, because between the 100 watt G37 and 300 watts 3300W Leslie amp
coupled with Jon's organ could easily take care of any situation, except for NAMM Sound Control (sound police)
*note: Thanks for coming by HSUSA stand right after we finished Sound Control people! Jon
The Rhodes people turned out to be real nice, it often happens that there is a battle of sound in open stands at
music trade shows folks.
We will be appearing at Frankfurt Musikmesse celebrating 25 years with our annual Musikmesse Warm Up Party in
Jazzkeller Frankfurt Tuesday April 5th at 9PM / 21UHR, join Jon Hammond and Joe Berger with Tony Lakatos tenor
sax and Giovanni Gulino drums and special friends for cake and good music onstage in the historic Jazzkeller.
Also Friday night April 8th annual Musikmesse-Session in Jazzkeller Hofheim. ©http://www.jonhammondband.com/news.html
Swingin' Funky Jazz and Blues. Jon and Joe are members of AFM Local 802 Musicians Union and ASCAP Composer Publishers.
*Note: As Jennifer swings the camera around approx. 3 minutes in to clip, look for some of Jon and Joe's special friends who joined us for
this impromptu performance: Rusty Paul bassist engineer son of Les Paul, Bernie Capicchiano and Michelle Capicchiano of Bernies Music Land
largest Hammond dealer in Australia, Steve Lucas drummer *thanks for photo at end Steve!, Shigeyuki Ohtaka of Suzuki Corporation Hamamatsu
speaking with Dennis J. Capiga Sr. V.P. Hammond Suzuki USA, Will Clark aka SureWill and his manager Jiordyn Clements, Jay Valle from HSUSA,
Cliff Unruh of Hammond Central dealership and a cameo during previous song by NAMM CEO Joe Lamond, thanks for coming by Joe! See you
in Frankfurt Musikmesse and Summer NAMM Nashville, JH
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Sk1 Moanin Blues Jon Hammond Band in Jazzkeller Hofheim
World's First Road Test of Hammond Suzuki Sk1 Stage Keyboard by Jon Hammond at his annual Musikmesse-Session in Jazzkeller Hofheim on Friday April 8th 2011
Jon Hammond Band – Joe Berger guitar, Giovanni Gulino drums, Peter Klohmann tenor saxophone
Moanin Blues
Special Thanks Konrad Neupert, Hammond Suzuki, Michael Falkenstein, Malc Deakin, Ken Atsumi, Waichiro 'Tachi' Tachikawa, Shigeyuki Ohtaka, Yu Beniya, Bernie Capicchiano – Bernies Music Land, 'Tachi' Tachikawa, President Manji Suzuki, Camera: Jennifer
Sk1 Head Phone Jon Hammond Band
Meet The Incredible Sk1 Hammond with Michael Falkenstein and Jon Hammond
Filmed in Hammond-Showroom Karlstrasse 38
D-89129 Langenau Germany on April 19th 2011
"Meet The Incredible Sk1 Hammond with Michael Falkenstein and Jon Hammond"
First look at this exciting new keyboard product weighing in at 7 kilos, just over 15 lbs., it sounds like a real Hammond B3 organ with Leslie, or a full size grand piano, any type of famous vintage electric piano or synthesizer. This keyboard does it all and with original Hammond drawbars and it's feather light. Sk1 has a built in USB flash drive input, the keys are 'bullet proof' waterfall style keys that can hold up to extreme pressure of rockin' rock musicians, swinging jazz musicians and can even sound like a huge pipe organ. This film will blow your mind.
Available June 2011, contact Michael Falkenstein Hammond Suzuki Deutschland Europe http://www.hammond.de/kontakt.html
Camera: Jennifer
Special thanks, Hr. Klaus Maier founder of Hammond Germany, Suzuki Musical Instruments Chief Engineers Hiromitsu Ono, Ken Atsumi, Malc Deakin Hammond UK, Jennifer Schiele, Waichiro 'Tachi' Tachikawa, Bernie Capicchiano Bernies Music Land, Dennis Capiga Hammond Suzuki USA, Jan Kok & Siem Lassche of Hammond Suzuki Europe BV – dedicated to the Samurai Spirit of Japan during the recovery, we send our most sincere thanks and wishes for a speedy recovery to our good friends in Japan.
Sincerely, Jon Hammond
enjoy this film of the incredible Sk1 Hammond Stage Keyboard in action with 2 veteran players http://www.HammondCast.com
Photos of Dr. Lonnie Smith Playing New Hammond Sk2 Organ Keyboard by Jon Hammond at Jazz Standard
116 E. 27th St. New York City on Thursday August 4th 2011 opening night of 4 night engagement and
live recording of Dr. Lonnie's Nonet with John Ellis – tenor saxophone, bass clarinet Kyle Wilson – tenor saxophone Logan Richardson – alto saxophone Keyon Harrold – trumpet Max Seigel – tuba, trombone Corey King – trombone Dr. Lonnie Smith – Hammond Sk2 organ Jonathan Kreisberg – guitar Jamire Williams – drums
*Note: The Hammond Sk2 Dr. Lonnie is playing is a soon-to-be released prototype instrument from Hammond Suzuki running through a Leslie model 2100 head here, I personally set it up, special thanks to Martin and Corey the sound men at Jazz Standard and Seth Abramson, Jon Hammond
Jonathan Kreisberg guitar, Dr. Lonnie Smith Sk1 Hammond Organ Stage Keyboard, Jamire Williams drums
The horn section with Dr. Lonnie Smith John Ellis – tenor saxophone, bass clarinet Kyle Wilson – tenor saxophone Logan Richardson – alto saxophone Keyon Harrold – trumpet Max Seigel – tuba, trombone Corey King – trombone
Seth Abramson Creative Director of Jazz Standard quite astounded by the sound of Sk1 Hammond
Dr. Lonnie's setup with Hammond Sk2 and Leslie 2100 head for the Jazz Standard date
Special thanks HSUSA Dennis Capiga, Scott May, Peter Nguyen, Hammond Suzuki Musical Instruments Waichiro 'Tachi' Tachikawa, engineers Tomie-san, Ken Atsumi, chief engineer Hiromitsu Ono, President Manji Suzuki, Masuo Terada, Malc Deakin Hammond Suzuki UK, Michael Falkenstein Hammond Suzuki Germany
On the way walking home by good luck I saw an elusive Google Maps Street View car parked on W.30th St. that had driven all the way from California to New York City, notice the high-tech equipment and California plates, highly-interesting!
I hope nobody breaks in the car, often happens when equipment is left in parked cars in New York City (happened 6 times to me personally)
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"I honestly no longer even think about Sarah's eating. Her little sister eats more than she does now, although Evie is only 50 percent for weight. Sarah no longer obsesses about food and it is certainly not the focal point of her day. In fact, we were at a birthday party on Sunday, and I had to pull her away from the sandbox to get her to eat just four bites of pizza. A lot of times she refuses to eat dinner, and as frustrated as my husband gets with her, I am secretly glad to see some "normal" toddler behavior. Don't get me wrong, she still loves food and often times eats more than the other kids, but it is no longer an issue in our house. I think of you often and I am so grateful to you for your advice!" — Brittany, mom of 3 year-old Sarah, client with "food obsession"
"Hi Dr. Rowell, just wanted to check in and follow up since our home consultation. Essentially, things are going AMAZING!! I stuck with the plan and about a week ago, it's like it all clicked and he was ready to be adventurous! He is trying new things EVERY DAY and is eating vegetables, olives, beans, pico de gallo by the spoon full! It is so exciting every meal to see what he is going to eat. Friday night is pizza night….we get half veggie, half cheese. This past Friday he reached and served himself a slice of the veggie (then devoured it!)…my husband and I about fell off our chairs (but we made sure he didn't notice). He has loved getting involved in meal prep but I think the months we've invested in the trust model just finally kicked in! I wanted you to know! Thanks so much (I've passed your name on to countless adoptive moms!)" — Larissa, mom of 4 year-old Matthew, adopted at 12 months
"Another huge food breakthrough! Cori ASKED for lettuce on his sandwich! Wow. Thank you." — Mary
" I find the more we let the anxiety and control around food go, the more he lets go of the obsession surrounding food (what a concept). I am not going to lie, it can be tough, but he is a whole new happy little mischievous toddler now and I LOVE it!!!!" —Anneliese, mom of 2 year-old Adan, adopted from Ethiopia and consulted for food obsession
"You have DRAMATICALLY decreased the stress level around meals in our household, and I couldn't be more grateful."— Susan, mom of 2 1/2 year-old Sadie, seen for weight acceleration
"At first when we started the model, she immediately tried several new foods and liked some. Before we started the model, there were foods including pineapple and string cheese that she insisted she liked but would never eat. Now she eats those foods. She also has become more flexible, for example she will now eat any preparation of chicken whereas before she would only eat banquet brand breaded chicken and now she will eat hot dogs grilled or in the microwave whereas before she only "liked" them if they were grilled. Dinner has become pleasant, relaxed and is not stressful. She feels respected at mealtime rather than hassled. I wouldn't say that she has dramatically increased the variety of foods she eats but it is in the range of normal now and that is great. I think she will be able to go to college in 1 ½ years and nourish herself independently with a dorm meal plan." –Jennifer, mom to sixteen year-old Yiseth, adopted from Guatemala, dealing with picky eating.
"Thank you, thank you, Katja! I have been raving to friends and family about how incredibly helpful our time with you was. Three big take-aways for me were to trust Viola, provide a variety of food options, and a new definition of a successful feeding. I found our time together to be encouraging and (yes) liberating, and your consultation will indeed help us to move forward with more confidence and less worry. Already, meals are much more relaxed and fun for all of us." — Molly, mom of eight month old Viola
"We had one session with Katja to discuss our 4 year old daughter's picky eating habits. The little girl who ate everything was becoming much more selective, causing stress for all of us during meal time. Katja taught us how to approach food and meal times in a totally different way. Now our daughter feels like she's in control of what she eats (even though we are). No more stand-offs at the dinner table. And to our amazement, when we let her be in control she makes healthy choices. For us, one session with Katja was enough to completely change our family dynamics at the dinner table." — Jennifer, mother of four and six year-olds
"…Served his dessert with dinner and was amazed to see him continue to eat (stuffed himself with wheat thins, apples and milk) after the popsicle and didn't ask for any other sweets after dinner. Woah. And we've even discovered a new pasta – we made fusilli because Brian had made it at school and it seems more toddler friendly than long noodles – and they loved it! Anyway, dinnertime is so much more pleasant. The success we've already had makes us totally committed to the process. THANK YOU!" — Linda (mom of Brian 4 1/2) Michigan
"We are so happy we found you and have gotten this far. The other night we ordered her a burger, and lo and behold, she had about half of the bun, and 1 bite of meat and said she was done. We were so surprised!" –Alexis, mom to Greta, adopted as an infant and consulting for food preoccupation and weight gain.
"After our 4-month old daughter developed reflux and a subsequent feeding aversion, we saw four pediatricians, a gastroenterologist, spent 2 days in the hospital, and visited the feeding clinic several times. Her weight was dropping and no one was able to figure out how to help her. Then my wife listened to one of Katja's seminars and loved her ideas. Katja came to our house and gave us specific advice to help her get over the aversions. After several days of implementing her advice, her volume increased almost 50%. She's now gaining weight normally and our level of anxiety is greatly decreased. Katja is worth every penny. Thanks!" — Jason (Zoe 6 months)
"I almost called you in tears of joy yesterday. I took the kids to the bakery to get cupcakes for Joe to bring to preschool to celebrate his birthday. I let the boys pick out anything they wanted, and of course, they both picked these whopping, frosting filled cookies. They were eating them on the way home, and they both said the sugar was giving them a tummy ache and opted to put the rest back in the bag and save them for later! It was so great. They did eat them later, but they had enough awareness to put them away when they sensed that their body wasn't handling it well. YAHOO! More progress!!" — Jill (Joe and brother 5 and 4 years)
"I feel like a huge weight has been lifted off my shoulders. I don't have to control every bite she eats. All I've ever wanted is to just treat her like my other kids." – Rebecca, mom to Adina, adopted from Ethiopia and consulting for food preoccupation
"Working with Katja has made our days so much easier. I get to be a mom, not a food cop. Connor has made improvements from asking for seconds on veggie soups to tomatoes on his burgers, and he's not as obsessed with treats." — Kelly
"I'm a nutritionist, so everyone thought I should have "all the answers." Jack was living on rice and pasta. It has been great to have Katja's support. Among her many helpful tips, I learned to trust that if I am serving healthy and high quality meals and modeling good eating at the table, then increased variety in Jack's diet will come. I don't worry anymore about whether he eats asparagus at dinner or strawberries at lunch. Last week Jack ate veal tortellini with pesto sauce! Thank you for all your creative ideas and your ongoing support." — Dani, New Jersey
"Katja's insight and expertise around children's eating habits is amazing! We reached out to her because we wanted to establish a healthy eating environment that encouraged our children to explore food without prodding or pressure. We also wanted to end the constant "Did I eat enough for desert?" saga. She gave us a very practical approach that made a ton of sense and worked. Our family meals have become much more enjoyable and our kids are naturally trying new foods!" — Jeff, St Paul
"Thanks so much for meeting with Paul and I yesterday! It was a huge help, and we both really enjoyed it. You were really great at keeping us "on task" and keeping the process flowing, because it's so easy to wander off into tangents on this subject.
And thanks for the attachments and your quick turnaround! It's really helpful to have a written report to reiterate what was discussed.
I wasted no time getting started. The meal/snack structure worked really well yesterday. The first thing I did was offer several things for snack (ice cream not among them, and he made no mention of it)! At dinner I had to resist the temptation to say, "do you want some [insert items I knew he would like]?" Apparently I must think his sight is impaired and he can't see them right there on the table in front of him. 😉 It's really amazing when we realize all of the unconscious things we do. Thanks again." —Alice, mother of ten year-old Michael


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The Potsdam black breakfast bar stool is a really nice looking bar stool that is available in a range of stunning colours that will fit perfectly into any coloured kitchen decor. The Potsdam is one of the most stylish kitchen bar stools from the CLP range showcasing a classy design that will look great in any modern kitchen or breakfast bar.
The seat of the black bar stool is well padded with extra thick upholstery allowing for superb comfort, the backrest of the seat curves upwards at the rear giving the user a padded backrest that will support their lower back and an area of their upper back. The backrest of the bar seat is also padded and covered in faux leather that is 100 % Polyurethan. For added style and a more modern look and feel to the chair the backrest features raised horizontal strips and the decorative stitching underlines the contemporary style of the bar stool.
The chrome plated base beneath the seat features a footrest to allow for further comfort and easy accessibility, while the circular base allows for superb balance and stability.
The bar stool is height adjustable and features an easy to use lever underneath the seat of the stool.
For more styles of breakfast bar stools take a look at our kitchen bar stools and chairs category where you can find a wide range of bar stools and chairs from the CLP brand as well as a number of other kitchen furniture brands that make some great seating products for the kitchen table and breakfast bar!
- Total width: 46 cm
- Total height: 114 cm
- Total Depth: 47 cm


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Understanding and Managing Transaction Logs
Every Microsoft SQL Server 2005 database has a log that records all the transactions and database modifications made by each transaction. The transaction log is a critical component of any database, and understanding and managing this log is a critical part of the database administrator's role. This is particularly true under the full and bulk-logged recovery models, which require backing up the log on a regular basis.
This section also contains essential information about the basic architecture of transaction logs and how to manage them.
To minimize the risk of damage to your transaction log, we recommend that you locate the transaction log on fault-tolerant storage, such as mirrored disks.
In This Section
Introduces the transaction log and the actions that it supports, and contains links to more advanced information about transaction logs.
Contains descriptions of the basic transaction log architecture, including the logical and physical architecture, and an explanation of checkpoints and the active portion of the log.
Discusses the role of the recovery model of a database in transaction log management, how to choose the recovery model for a database, transactions that are minimally logged in the bulk-logged and simple recovery models, and guidelines for switching recovery models.
Discusses managing log space, managing long-running transactions, and the factors that can delay log truncation.
See Also
Working with Transaction Log Backups


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The Year of Living Mirrorlessly*
A great essay by Randall Armor up on PetaPixel.
This is one of the best pieces of writing on photography gear and being a photographer I've ever read. It's right on point, well written, humorous, and informative. It seems to be pushing the Fuji X100T but in fact, it's pushing this deeper ideas about photography and photographers.
"I see you rolling your eyes right now. Sure, Fuji probably went a little overboard cashing in on Leica fever. But why not? Camera companies stay fat and happy by understanding their customers' psychology. Once you've gotten the Id, the Ego, and the Superego out of the way, photographers' personalities can be further distilled into three subcategories: your Poseur, your Old Poop, and your Shooter."
I'd love to think I'm a "shooter" but I may have a sprinkling of "old poop" folded in as well.
"For Shooters, having too many choices is just that– too many choices. They know that hauling around a bag full of lenses only makes it that much more likely that they will have the wrong lens on the camera every time that once in a lifetime shot presents itself."
*The Year of Living Dangerously is a fantastic film by Peter Weir. Well worth seeing if you haven't seen it.


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Title 36 → Chapter II → Part 219 → Subpart A → §219.15
Title 36: Parks, Forests, and Public Property
Subpart A—National Forest System Land Management Planning
(a) Application to existing authorizations and approved projects or activities. Every decision document approving a plan, plan amendment, or plan revision must state whether authorizations of occupancy and use made before the decision document may proceed unchanged. If a plan decision document does not expressly allow such occupancy and use, the permit, contract, and other authorizing instrument for the use and occupancy must be made consistent with the plan, plan amendment, or plan revision as soon as practicable, as provided in paragraph (d) of this section, subject to valid existing rights.
(b) Application to projects or activities authorized after plan decision. Projects and activities authorized after approval of a plan, plan amendment, or plan revision must be consistent with the plan as provided in paragraph (d) of this section.
(c) Resolving inconsistency. When a proposed project or activity would not be consistent with the applicable plan components, the responsible official shall take one of the following steps, subject to valid existing rights:
(1) Modify the proposed project or activity to make it consistent with the applicable plan components;
(2) Reject the proposal or terminate the project or activity;
(3) Amend the plan so that the project or activity will be consistent with the plan as amended; or
(4) Amend the plan contemporaneously with the approval of the project or activity so that the project or activity will be consistent with the plan as amended. This amendment may be limited to apply only to the project or activity.
(d) Determining consistency. Every project and activity must be consistent with the applicable plan components. A project or activity approval document must describe how the project or activity is consistent with applicable plan components developed or revised in conformance with this part by meeting the following criteria:
(1) Goals, desired conditions, and objectives. The project or activity contributes to the maintenance or attainment of one or more goals, desired conditions, or objectives, or does not foreclose the opportunity to maintain or achieve any goals, desired conditions, or objectives, over the long term.
(2) Standards. The project or activity complies with applicable standards.
(3) Guidelines. The project or activity:
(i) Complies with applicable guidelines as set out in the plan; or
(ii) Is designed in a way that is as effective in achieving the purpose of the applicable guidelines (§219.7(e)(1)(iv)).
(4) Suitability. A project or activity would occur in an area:
(i) That the plan identifies as suitable for that type of project or activity; or
(ii) For which the plan is silent with respect to its suitability for that type of project or activity.
(e) Consistency of resource plans within the planning area with the land management plan. Any resource plans (for example, travel management plans) developed by the Forest Service that apply to the resources or land areas within the planning area must be consistent with the plan components. Resource plans developed prior to plan decision must be evaluated for consistency with the plan and amended if necessary.


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From September 9–17, it's Fall Asia Week in New York. Many of our participating dealers are open to the public—here's our guide to the week's gallery exhibitions!
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Sarah Laursen, Curator of Asian Art at the Middlebury College Museum of Art, describes the challenges of holding a live tattooing demonstration at the museum, in conjunction with the exhibition "Perseverance: Japanese Tattoo Tradition in a Modern World."
We asked acclaimed interior designer Ronald Bricke: What do you collect and how do you combine Asian works of art into your interiors?
We asked Kaikodo LLC director Carol Conover: What are some of your favorite, under-the-radar Asian art collections across the United States? Here are her recommendations.
Items that incorporate ivory and other materials from living creatures that are designated as 'Endangered' are restricted for sale in the US and for sale abroad by a variety of local, national, and international regulations and treaties. This article is a summary of some of these regulations and is intended not as a guide for any person seeking advice about a particular object, but rather to provide basic information about the subject to assist in the process of having a better understanding of what to do.
Asia Week New York media partner Apollo Magazine recently ran an opinion piece by Martin Levy, entitled "Antique ivory poses no threat to elephant conservation: in fact, it needs protection itself."
Looking to see some Asian art this season? Here's our listing of summer exhibitions presented by Asia Week New York participating dealers.
Born in New Zealand, established in New York, and a natural globetrotter at heart, Sandra Nunnerley's inimitable style is often described as "art de vivre" bringing together the past and the present, to create "classic interiors with a twist," reflecting the designer's own love of travel and exploration. We asked her: What do you collect as an interior designer, and how do you combine Asian works of art into your interiors?
Nicholas Grindley presents "An Incident on a Hunt," a screen painting by Chen Xiang 陳翔 (1628-1698 or later).
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Dalrymple was pleased when Portugal won the European Cup. He writes:
I would have preferred it to be Liechtenstein or San Marino, or best of all Vatican City. But at least Portugal is not a large country.
He says that as a patriotic Englishman, he was
delighted when Iceland defeated England. Everyone likes an underdog.
anything that humiliates, crushes mentally, and causes misery to the beer-bellied, shaven-headed, and tattooed English football supporters is a blow for civilisation. If there are more unattractive people in the world than these supporters I do not know them. If we lived in a sensible world, such people would be on sight automatically denied entry to all foreign countries.


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Aurora BayCare Medical Center Leadership
Daniel Meyer is President of Aurora BayCare Medical Center, a 167 bed acute care tertiary hospital in Green Bay. He joined Aurora in 2005 as President of Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center and was promoted to President of Aurora BayCare Medical Center in 2007. Prior to joining Aurora, Dan served as VP of Operations for 15 years at Frye Regional Medical Center in Hickory, NC. He was born and raised in Dubuque, Iowa and currently resides in Green Bay.
Dr. Brian Johnson is Chief Medical Officer at Aurora BayCare Medical Center. Over the last 16 years, he has served on multiple committees and has held several leadership positions with Aurora BayCare and Aurora Health Care. Dr Johnson is the lead administrative physician and is responsible for clinical programs in conjunction with the executive team.
Gwendolyn Christensen, MBA, is Vice President of Finance for the ABMC. Christensen received her undergraduate and MBA from Lakeland College and has worked in healthcare finance for 15 years. Prior to her current position, she was Vice President of Finance for Manitowoc. Christensen is a graduate of Oconto Falls High School.
Heather Schroeder, MHA, BSN, RN, is Vice President of Nursing and Chief Nurse Officer with 15 years of experience. Schroeder oversees Inpatient, Emergency, and several Ambulatory Nursing areas. Prior to her current position she served as the Director of Inpatient and Emergency Services of Aurora BayCare Medical Center.
Beth Kirby is the Human Resources Director at Aurora BayCare Medical Center. Kirby joined Aurora BayCare in 2001 and has more than 20 years of HR experience. A Brillion native, she is a University of Wisconsin - Oshkosh graduate.
Carl BlomWillis is the Director of Patient Experience. Prior to his current position, BlomWillis worked in Human Resources and Volunteer Services since starting in 2003 with Aurora Health Care at Aurora Sheboygan Memorial Medical Center.
Julie Pomasl RN MSN, CPHQ is Quality Director and has been working in healthcare for 30 years. Pomasl received her undergraduate from Marian College and her MSN from Bellin College. Pomasl oversees Quality, Infection Prevention, Medical Staff Services, Case Management, Transitions of Care and Clinical Documentation Improvement.


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Susan Boyle out of rehab and ready to go on tour
Any fears of a complete Susan Boyle meltdown have been laid to rest after the 48-year-old spinster told BGT bosses that she is is well enough to embark on the UK tour.
The show's runner-up, who had been recovering from exhaustion in the exclusive Priory clinic, told producers: "Get me on the stage."
She is now expected to perform at the first of the national shows, which takes place in Birmingham on Friday.
A source said: "Susan has recovered and is feeling on top of the world.
"She's staying with a friend back home, surrounded by loved ones and her beloved cat Pebbles.
"As the first date is just days away, everyone wants to be sure that she is 100 per cent mentally fit for it."