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Hugh O?Brodovich, MD FRCP(C) is the Arline and Pete Harman Professor of Pediatrics (Emeritus) at the Stanford School of Medicine. He was the chair of the Department of Pediatrics at Stanford University School of Medicine and the Adalyn Jay Physician in Chief at Lucile Packard Children's Hospital from January 2008 through June 2016. Prior to his arrival at Stanford University he was the Chair of Paediatrics at the University of Toronto and the Paediatrician in Chief at the Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) during which time he was the inaugural President of the Pediatric Chairs of Canada. In 2010 he was appointed as the inaugural Director of the Stanford Child Health Research Institute. His laboratory has conducted research on how the lung?s airspaces become fluid filled (mechanisms of pulmonary edema) and how airspace fluid is cleared under both physiologic (fetal lung liquid at birth) and pathophysiologic (pulmonary edema) conditions. His recent research involved population-based studies to discover genetic influences on the development of bronchopulmonary dysplasia and the long term outcomes of neonatal lung disease. Dr. O'Brodovich has been the Chair of the Pediatric Pulmonology Sub-Board of the American Board of Pediatrics, an Associate Editor of the American Review of Respiratory Disease, Editor of Pediatric Research, member of the editorial board of the American Journal of Physiology and President of the Fleischner Society. He served on the Council of the American Pediatric Society from 2011 to 2016. He has published 175 peer reviewed manuscripts and 23 book chapters. He has been elected as a Fellow of both the Canadian Academy of Health Sciences and the American Association for the Advancement of Science. He serves on the Scientific Advisory Board of AIT Therapeutics and is a member of the Board of Directors of Cystic Fibrosis Canada.
Academic Appointments
Honorary Faculty Emeritus, Pediatrics - Operations
Administrative Appointments
Chair of Pediatrics, University of Toronto (1996 - 2006)
Paediatrician in Chief, Hospital for Sick Children (SickKids) (1996 - 2006)
Director (Inaugural), Stanford Child Health Research Institute, Stanford University (2010 - 2016)
Physician in Chief, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford (2008 - 2016)
Chair of Pediatrics, Stanford University (2008 - 2016)
Honors & Awards
Scientific Accomplishment Award, American Thoracic Society (2001)
Inaugural President, Pediatric Chairs of Canada (2002-2004)
Edwin L Kendig Award, American Academy of Pediatrics/American College of Chest Physicians (2005)
Fellow, Canadian Academy of Health Sciences (2006)
President, Fleischner Society (2007)
Fellow, American Association for the Advancement of Science (2015)
Boards, Advisory Committees, Professional Organizations
Member, Board of Directors, Cystic Fibrosis Canada (2018 - Present)
Member, Board of Directors, Province of Ontario's Central West Local Health Integration Network (2017 - 2019)
Member, Scientific Advisory Board, AIT Therapeutics (2013 - Present)
Council Member, American Pediatric Society (2011 - 2016)
Member, Board of Directors, Lucile Packard Children's Hospital Stanford (2008 - 2016)
President, Fleischer Society (2007 - 2008)
Member of Advisory Board of Institute of Human Development, Child & Youth Health, Canadian Institutes of Health Research (2003 - 2006)
Member of Steering Committee of the Ontario Child Health Network, Ministry of Health & Long Term Care, Province of Ontario (2003 - 2006)
Member of Specialized Pediatric Coordinating Council, Ministry of Health & Long Term Care, Province of Ontario (2002 - 2006)
President (Inaugural), Pediatric Chairs of Canada (2002 - 2004)
Member of the Board, Canadian Pediatric Society (2002 - 2003)
Member of the Minister of Health's Specialized Pediatric Services Review, Ministry of Health & Long Term Care, Province of Ontario (2001 - 2002)
Editorial Board, American Journal of Physiology (Lung) (2000 - 2005)
Executive Committee, Association of Medical School Pediatric Department Chairs Inc (AMSPDC) (2000 - 2004)
Editor, Pediatric Research (1999 - 2001)
Vice-Chair, Pediatric Respiratory Medicine Examination Board, Royal College of Physicians and Surgeons of Canada (1996 - 1998)
Chair of the Sub-Board Pediatric Pulmonology, American Board of Pediatrics (1992 - 1995)
Associate Editor, American Review of Respiratory Disease (now Am. J. Respir. Crit. Care Med) (1989 - 1994)
Professional Education
FRCPC, Royal Coll Phys & Surg, Paediatric Respiratory Medicine (1989)
FRCPC, Royal College Phys & Surg, Paediatrics (1980)
MD, University of Manitoba, Medicine (1975)
BSc, University of Manitoba, Science (1971)


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2.2. Max Warp
Released February 2008
"Graeme Garden is as much the star of this episode as Paul McGann and Sheridan Smith, and gives a great performance... More like this please!" - Total Sci-Fi
"A very fun story. I really love the interplay between Lucie and the Doctor" - Timelash.com
"This is classic Jonathan Morris, which means it's smart and genuinely funny"
- Doctor Who Magazine (Pick of the Month)
"Jonathan Morris manages to weave the lighthearted nature of the show Max Warp with the harder hitting themes brilliantly." Gallifrey Archive
Welcome to Max Warp! Broadcasting live from the Sirius Inter-G Cruiser Show. Hosted by outspoken columnist and media personality Geoffrey Vantage, with spaceship-guru-extraordinaire O'Reilley and daredevil pilot Timbo 'the Ferret'.
When a test flight of the new Kith Sunstorm ends in disaster, the Sirius Exhibition Station is plunged into a web of murder and intrigue. Someone – or something – is trying to re-ignite a war between the Varlon Empire and the Kith Oligarchy.
As the fate of the galaxy hangs in the balance, only two investigators, the Doctor and Lucie, can hope to uncover the truth.
So strap yourself in, engage thrust, and prepare for... Max Warp!
Written By: Jonathan Morris
Directed By: Barnaby Edwards
Paul McGann (The Doctor), Sheridan Smith (Lucie Miller), Graeme Garden (Geoffrey Vantage), James Fleet (O'Reilley), Duncan James (Timbo), Nick Brimble (The Kith), Samantha Hughes (President Varlon), Katarina Olsson (Judd Gilbride)
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Two third-period goals propel Russia past Americans
Helsinki, Finland – Yevgeni Medvedev and Alexander Radulov scored 1:52 apart in the third period to lift the Russians to a 5-3 win over the United States at the 2013 World Hockey Championship.
Medvedev snapped a 3-3 tie at the 13:35 mark of the final frame. Team USA goaltender Ben Bishop couldn't get his glove on the puck amidst a mad scramble around the crease. The puck wound up squirting free to Medvedev and he was able to fire it through the heavy traffic and past a bewildered Bishop.
Radulov then scored 11 seconds into a power play, hammering a cross-ice pass from Ilya Kovalchuk at 15:27.
The Russians, the reigning gold medalists, overcame a pair of one-goal deficits while improving to 3-0 in Group H play.
Russia opened the scoring in an action-packed first period that featured the teams combining for four goals.
The Americans were going to be called for a minor penalty, but the Russians scored before a Team USA player was able to gain possession of the puck for the whistle to be blown.
Anton Belov unleashed a one-timer from the right point that deflected off an American player's stick and sailed past Bishop's glove at 5:23.
Team USA pulled ahead when captain Paul Stastny beat Russian goaltender Ilya Bryzgalov twice, the latter tally coming on a power play. Stastny was engaged in a net-front battle and chipped home a feed from Craig Smith at 10:58, then he snapped a wrister through a David Moss screen at 13:28.
Kovalchuk, however, tied things up 36 seconds later, ripping a shot from the slot.
The Americans moved back in front in the second period on Matt Hunwick's one- timer that fluttered over Bryzgalov at 7:09, but Alexei Tereshenko drew the Russians on a redirection from close range at 11:19.
Also in Group H action, Austria doubled up Latvia, 6-3.
In Group S play, Canada rode a four-goal first-period outburst to a 7-1 rout of Norway and Denmark topped Slovenia, 3-2, in overtime.


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The National Center for Supercomputing Applications (NCSA) is a hub of transdisciplinary research and digital scholarship where University of Illinois faculty, staff, and students, and collaborators from around the globe, unite to address research grand challenges for the benefit of science and society. Current research focus areas are Bioinformatics and Health Sciences, Computing and Data Sciences, Culture and Society, Earth and Environment, Materials and Manufacturing, and Physics and Astronomy.
The Center also provides integrated cyberinfrastructure—computing, software, data, networking, and visualization resources and expertise that are essential to the work of scientists, engineers, and scholars at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign and across the country.
NCSA is also an engine of economic impact for the state and the nation, helping companies address computing and data challenges and providing hands-on training for undergraduate and graduate students and post-docs.
Dr. William "Bill" Gropp is NCSA Director and Chief Scientist, and the Paul and Cynthia Saylor Professor in the Department of Computer Science at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. [Director Gropp's full bio]
Established in 1986 as one of the original sites of the National Science Foundation's Supercomputer Centers Program, NCSA is supported by the state of Illinois, the University of Illinois, the National Science Foundation, and grants from other federal agencies.
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The major party presidential candidates raised $182.6 million
through September 30, 2003 – a 21% increase from four years ago. Most
of the money came from large contributions.
Contributions of $1,000 or more made up 70% of all
individual donations raised by the major party candidates in the
nine-month reports they filed on October 15, according to an analysis
by the Campaign Finance Institute. (Detailed tables, including all of
the major candidates, are are downloadable as pdf - click here.)
Contrary to the expectations of many observers, the new Bipartisan
Campaign Reform Act or BCRA has not resulted so far in a large increase
in the proportion of total contributions from thousand- dollar-and-up
donors. (BCRA raised the federal candidate contribution limit from
$1,000 to $2,000.) By this stage of the 2000 presidential campaign, 67%
of the money from individuals came in $1000 denominations – just 3
percentage points less than the current proportion.
But the relatively high importance of large donors does
continue a longer-term trend. For example, in the 1976 Ford-Carter
contest – the first under the new public financing system – the
percentages of contributions in amounts of $750 or more were 24% and
18% respectively.
By way of contrast, small contributions (less than $200)
made up only 18% of the contributions from individuals. This remains
unchanged from four years ago, but has eroded significantly over the
course of two decades.
"This underlines the serious need to look at incentives for
small donors," said Michael J. Malbin, CFI's Executive Director. One
recommendation in the recent, comprehensive, 121-page report of CFI's
blue ribbon Task Force on Presidential Nomination Financing was to
change the public matching fund system for the primaries to a
three-for-one match for the first $100 given by each contributor
(instead of the current 1-for-1 match for the first $250). Comparisons
of large and small contributions from 1976 through 2000 are included in
Chapter Two of the report, which is available at
The 2004 candidates' dependence on large and small donors
varies greatly. President Bush has raised 84% of his 2003 money in
amounts of $1000 or more, compared to 78% in 1999. On the other hand,
the proportion of small contributions to the Bush campaign has also
increased from 5% to 11% over the last four years.
Among Democrats, four candidates in 2003 have depended more
on their major contributors than their counterparts of 1999. Four years
ago, Bill Bradley raised a higher proportion of individual
contributions from large donors (74%) and a lower percentage (7%) from
smaller ones than his opponent, Al Gore. (Gore's numbers, in turn, were
higher than most other top candidates from previous years.) But in 2003
so far, John Edwards has raised 83% from large donors and 6% from small
donors; Al Sharpton has raised 82% from large donors and 6% from small
ones; Joe Lieberman has raised 77% from large contributions and 7% from
small ones; and Richard Gephardt has raised 75% from large donors and
11% from small ones.
What is also different about 2003 is the emergence of a
well-financed candidate – Howard Dean – who depends on large donors for
only 22% of individual contributions and gets 55% from small donors.
Dennis Kucinich obtained only 17% of his funds from large donors and
63% from small ones, but his total receipts are a fraction of Dean's.
Kucinich's totals and funding base resembles more those of Republicans
Gary Bauer and Allen Keyes in 2000. But Dean is the first candidate
since Ronald Reagan (1976, 1980 and 1984) and Pat Robertson (1988) to
raise so much money early with a small-donor base.
The two tables attached give data on total receipts,
individual contributions, $1000-and-up contributions, $200-999
contributions and under-$200 contributions for the major Democratic and
Republican presidential candidates as of the end of the third quarter
of 2003 and 1999.
The Campaign Finance Institute is a non-partisan,
non-profit institute affiliated with the George Washington University
that conducts objective research and education, empanels task forces
and makes recommendations for policy change in the field of campaign
finance. It is supported by generous grants from The Joyce Foundation,
Open Society Institute, The Pew Charitable Trusts, and Smith Richardson
Foundation. Statements of the Campaign Finance Institute and its Task
Forces do not necessarily reflect the views of CFI's Trustees or
financial supporters. For further information about CFI, visit the web
site at http://www.CampaignFinanceInstitute.org.
Attachment: Tables Click here to download data tables (pdf)
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Pony Express: Reader Feedback - September 2014
Multi-Generation Mustang
I found the letter in the July Pony Express column addressing "right car at the right time" interesting and then started thinking about the '66 Mustang I have owned for over 45 years. My car now has a few pieces of many different eras of Mustangs. I have the original '66 body and interior. I have a Mustang II front suspension with power steering now and I have a late-model (2007) Ford Racing 5.0L engine with some of the performance enhancements you might find in a Fox-era Mustang, plus disc brakes all around. It also has a five-speed Tremec transmission with an aluminum driveshaft and four-link rear suspension. I guess you could say my Mustang is an "all-era" Mustang.
Jim Garbarino
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Cold Air Octane
In the June '14 issue of Mustang Monthly Jim Smart wrote an article on a cold-air intake upgrade on an '07 Mustang (How-To: '05-'10 Induction Upgrades). In the sidebar article the before and after horsepower gains were mentioned. Are the horsepower numbers and the gain based on regular gasoline or premium gasoline? I'm considering doing the upgrade to my '08 GT, but I want to know if I can get the horsepower gains without increasing my fuel costs.
Wade Egan
Via the Internet
We reached out to Jim Smart for an answer and Jim confirmed with us that Mustang at GMS was tuned using premium fuel (91-octane in California) for the dyno testing. That said, if you're going to be using a handheld programmer or having your GT tuned along with the cold-air induction installation you can have the tune made for 87-octane fuel. You won't see as much improvement naturally, but you can continue to use regular gasoline in your Mustang with no additional fuel cost to you.
Throwback Thursday Moment
I found this post card in a box of my treasures, a confirmation of my first subscription to Mustang Monthly back in 1982. Though my subscription was not continuous, I did buy from a newsstand for a couple of years; I do have every issue from September 1982 to present and am back as a subscriber. I created my own database, which has been invaluable whilst restoring our '65 convertible and our '70 coupe. I especially like the How-To articles as-well-as Resto Roundup, Beyond the Basics, and Late-Model Corral columns. Mustang Monthly and the Mustang are true classics of our times.
Al Holmberg
Via the Internet
Thanks for the flashback Al! Wow, $20 for 12 issues and 32 years later it's just five bucks more ($24.97) for the same subscription (now in full color! Ha!). Thanks for reading all these years!
Rags to Rare Sunroof
I was reading your article on the Mexico-built Mustang with interest ("Rags to Rare," July '14 issue). Looking at the pictures and description, the sliding roof may have been made by Webasto in the United Kingdom. I have had two classic cars with this roof installed and they were very popular in the '60s and '70s and were often seen in Ford Capris and Cortinas, MGB GTs, etc. Whilst they were sold as an aftermarket add-on I believe they were also available as a dealer-installed option, so some cars left the showroom with them from new. Webasto are still in business today—and still make this style of roof—and spares do come up on Internet auction sites from time to time. Hope this helps.
Chris Fereday
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Friday, July 22, 2011
Johann Hari exposed
It's been somewhat swamped by the Murdoch News of the World saga but it involves much the same thing, appalling standards of 'journalism'.
I'm prompted to devote time to it today by an article in this morning's The National.
It concerns Johann Hari, a columnist I've disliked for a long time and who I've slated here before, and his standards of 'journalism'. You'll remember Mr Hari for his infamous article 'The Dark Side of Dubai' written over two years ago now.
He's at last been publicly exposed for something that was apparent from that and other articles; misrepresention, misquoting and making up 'facts' to make a point.
Hari admitted exactly that when in response to the criticisms he said he had opted for "intellectual accuracy" over "reportorial accuracy".
He has quite rightly been suspended by his newspaper, The Independent, and calls are being made for his various awards for journalism to be taken back. One committee is said to be actively investigating their award to him.
The National quotes Bitish author and columnist Guy Walters as saying Hari has committed three journalistic crimes: "First, he has pretended that words spoken to other journalists were in fact said to him. That is plagiarism, pure and simple. Secondly, he makes things up. There is no doubt in my mind that many of the people he supposedly encounters - such as the girl in hot pants in Dubai - are figments of his imagination. Thirdly, he distorts the words of the real people he does manage to interview."
Certainly the second and third apply to his Dubai article, as I pointed out in my detailed response to it.
That was back in April 2009 and it's interesting that I still regularly get visitors landing on that page.
The times when news went into the bin at the end of the day have disappeared, now it stays here on the www for people to read forever. This is an example - various commentators reporting Hari's attack on Dubai linked to it and to my response, and now more than two years later people are still reading both.
Now that he's been exposed I think there's a good argument for The Independent to remove the links to any of his articles which have been called into question for containing plagiarism, lies, distortions.
I would also suggest that those of us who took him to task over his Dubai article and follow-up, and who took a lot of stick at the time from his supporters, have been exonerated.
The Dark Side of Dubai.
My post disecting it
More lies from Johann Hari.
The National.
8 comments:
- Duffy said...
"Now that he's been exposed I think there's a good argument for The Independent to remove the links to any of his articles which have been called into question for containing plagiarism, lies, distortions."
I totally disagree. Those links should be there forever and should have a disclaimer at the top that the article was a fraud. That way when people search for it, they find the disclaimer. Otherwise it may continue to exist without it and people will take it as fact. Second, it will hang over him like a cloud as it should
- July 22, 2011 4:54 pm
- Rupert Neil Bumfrey said...
What a lot of sanctimonious tosh I am reading about a minor event, in the whole picture of life.
Denial seems to be alive in Dubai, yet again, by the flog 'em brigade who are better suited to pages of 1950's Daily Telegraph.
- July 22, 2011 5:03 pm
- Seabee said...
Hey Rupert, what's the 'minor event' you're talking about?
Surely you can't mean the recent proof of the appalling depths to which many journalists, and newspapers which influence millions of readers, have sunk.
(And I don't get the relevance of 'denial in Dubai' and 'flog 'em brigade' in relation to it.)
- July 22, 2011 6:13 pm
Hari may have lied but it does not mean that if for instance , he ever claimed that there was racism in Dubai, we can now automatically claim that there is no racism in DUbai
- July 23, 2011 1:19 pm
- Seabee said...
firstname.lastname@example.com, the answer to your very stupid question is 'of course not'.
- July 23, 2011 3:57 pm
post this if you will. and i could not agree with bumfrey and the anon above more.
- July 28, 2011 3:06 pm
- Seabee said...
email@example.com, Hari's next-day response was nit-picking in claiming the word 'plagiarism' was incorrect. But as I said in my post, he admitted to ignoring
'reportorial accuracy'.
He was later revealed also to have plagiarised others' work, and was then suspended by The Independent.
As more facts come to light he's now gone to ground and is 'not available for comment'.
As for his Orwell Prize - they're revoking it.
- July 28, 2011 4:09 pm
Whether Hari lies or not, the vast overwhelming majority unfortunately cannot see the hideaous face, i.e. the backside of Dubai. We're propelled to see the beautiful side of the coin. CHild trafficking, abuse, mistreatment, violation of human rights, rape, sex-exploitation, racism, degradation, marginalisation...etc are all at the heart of life in Dubai, say UAE. I can provide you with a seminal sstounding research on this issue.
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Every group of friends has one. The King of Beers is -that guy-. Which one of your buddies is shitcanned and hollering at waitresses forty-five minutes after you got to the bar? Who is throwing up in the lazy boy? Who is standing in the bushes taking a leak, without undoing his zipper? You know when you plan for a week or two to get all the old crew together in one town, and one guy passes out in a pile of empties just as everyone else is showing up and figuring out what to do tonight? The guy who will be wearing the empty 24 pack box as a crown and permanent-markered cock drawings as the insignia of his esteemed position? That man, my friends, is the King of Beers.
"Dude, chill out. Don't get all bombed right away and just pass out again before we even decide what's going on."
"Hey man, you don't get to be the King of Beers by staying up all night!"
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Hearing pastel artist Roger Ambrosier describe his work gives the pieces a second life. Although Ambrosier's meditative landscapes evoke deep emotion without explanation, the paintings truly come alive when the artist reveals the inspiration behind each work. "Threads of Time," Ambrosier's one-man show at the Center/Stage Rotary Gallery in Evergreen, provides visitors with unique insight into an artist who spends as much time crafting the perfect scene in his heart as he does doing it justice on paper.
One of the best things about the theater is being transported to another place and time. The magic of the stage is you can be entertained and spend two hours on a journey — experiencing people and lives that you may otherwise know nothing about. Such is the case with the Evergreen Players' upcoming production of "Cripple of Inishmaan."
For as long as there have been cars trusty enough to chug up the mountains, artists have ventured around the Lariat Loop hoping to capture that elusive sunset reflecting in Bear Creek or the first aspen turning to gold near Buffalo Bill's grave.
The Lariat Loop is a 40-mile scenic circle developed in the 1920s to help Coloradans experience the mountains in proximity to Denver. To celebrate the anniversary of the Loop's designation as a National Scenic Byway, on Oct. 17 the Loop's Heritage Alliance will host the Lariat Loop Art Bistro.
Since its founding in 1972, the Evergreen Chorale has thrived under the tutelage of talented and dedicated artistic directors. With the retirement of longtime director Mike Weiker, the chorale has a new artistic director at the helm. Christine Gaudreau, who has lived a life filled with music, has taken over the reins of the chorale to continue the longstanding tradition of bringing beautiful music to Evergreen.
Some meetings are just serendipitous. Such was the case when Steven Sonnen walked into a gallery in Santa Fe, N.M. Little did he know that the artist whose work he was admiring, Andrée Hudson, lived in his own hometown of Evergreen.
"I couldn't believe it when the gallery gave me her contact information. Andrée literally lives 10 minutes from my wife and me in Evergreen," says Sonnen, the owner of Mirada Fine Art in Indian Hills.
Remember the old phrase — usually uttered by some mobster thug or a James Bond-type undercover operative — "I could tell you, but then I would have to kill you"? In the case of the upcoming comedy thriller "Accomplice," opening at StageDoor Theatre in Conifer, this phrase holds true in spades.
Ever wonder why Thanksgiving dinner with the family can be so hilarious — or stressful? Bring together disparate personalities with all of their eccentricities. Add a dash of conversation. Throw in a controversial topic or two, and you have the makings of a family feast failure — or farce, depending on how you look at it. Now imagine that you've selected the diners yourself. Replace crazy Aunt Margaret with an astronaut who has a nervous tick or Grandpa Joe with a go-go dancer who wants to be the president. Now you have the makings of an Epic evening.
The sponsors of the Tutankhamun exhibit at the Denver Art Museum are offering a special ticket deal to members of the Scientific and Cultural Facilities District, which includes Jefferson and six other counties.
During September SCFD residents will be eligible to receive one free youth (age 6 to 17) ticket for every adult or senior ticket purchased, as a thank-you gift to cultural district members for their support for more than 20 years.
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Bridge-performances all over the world!
Kim Engelen, [Bridges] Puente de Bacunayagua No. 10, Bacunayagua, Cuba, 2013
"Hi, could you make a picture of me please?"
So far I did bridge performances in 13 countries. And I want to the bridge-performances all over the world. It is a simple action: I ask people to make a picture of me with the bridge in the background. They don't know that it is an art performance. I act like a (fellow) tourist. I give them my iPhone and stand in front of the Bridge. The action, the performance is asking the people to make a picture of me and the interaction that follows. The photos are objects of proof so to speak, memories, art.
In reverse chronological order:
Rome, Italy (2015)>>
New York, USA (2015)>>
Berlin, Germany (2015)>>
Geneva, Switzerland (2014)>>
Dahlhausen, Germany (2014)>>
Sancti Spiritus, Cuba (2013)>>
Bacunayagua, Cuba (2013)>>
Oslo, Norway (2013)>>
Maastricht, Netherlands (2013)>>
Dortmund, Germany (2013)>>
Berlin, Germany (2013)>>
Copenhagen/Denmark and Malmö/Sweden (2013)>>
Berlin, Germany (2012)>>
Hamburg, Germany (2012)>>
Frankfurt am Main, Germany (2012)>>
London, United Kingdom (2012)>>
Copenhagen, Denmark (2012)>>
Lübeck, Germany (2012)>>
Prague, Czech Republic (2012)>>
Kassel, Germany (2012)>>
Malmö, Sweden (2012>>
Stockholm, Sweden (2012)>>
Echt, Netherlands (2012)>>
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COCONUT CREEK, Fla., – The Sixth Annual Blues, Brews and BBQ, held at the Seminole Casino Coconut Creek (SCCC), smashed all previous attendance records, with a sell-out crowd of more than 1,500 last Saturday, April 20. In addition, SCCC announced three days prior to the event that 100% of all ticket sales from April 15th-20th would benefit The One Fund Boston, and the general public responded. Proceeds from ticket sales, plus donations from Seminole Casino Coconut Creek and from festival attendees, came to a grand total of $17,239 that will go directly to victims of the Boston Marathon tragedy.
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The event featured live music from Reverand Peyton's Big Damn Band, Albert Cummings, Bonerama with special guest Dave Malone of the Radiators, Tab Benoit and North Mississippi All-Stars. The tunes jammed from 2 p.m. until 11 p.m. to roaring crowds of blues lovers from around the state.
More than 100 varieties of premium beer were available for sampling, and all guests received a complimentary mini-mug to take home. Another big hit was the BBQ itself, with six of South Florida's top BBQ icons participating in a BBQ cookoff, judged by a number of area radio personalities. The 1st Place Winner was Hickory Sticks BBQ, who received an award for $1,000; 2nd Place went to Lucille's Bad to the Bone BBQ, and 3rd place went to Sparky's Roadside BBQ. All three winners received trophies to display in their restaurants.
"This was definitely an evening to remember," said Bonner. "We already have big plans for next year's event to be even bigger and better!"
Hi Rob… thanks so much for researching events for Memorial Day. I missed the Pompano seafood festival because I didn't know about it until it was almost over.
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Fantastic read, and I enjoyed the pictures too! I love the fact that the local music scene is rockin! Keep up the great work!
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Great Article, and always a great reminder. Business run by profit. I'm proud of my band and fans, we always come hungry and thirsty !! I try to bring enough people that spend, so at least our band fee is covered an then some. I think venue's could also be a bit more creative and charge $5.00/person at the door, give you a ticket you can use to get your first drink…..everybody wins. People always appreciate and try harder for whatever reason when they have a personal investment into something, no matter how small. If all the bars did this, nobody would loose by patrons shopping for a free lunch so to speak, I mean really, do you want someone in your business just taking up space? Drinking your water, using your bathroom, and catching their buzz in the car with personal alcohol? I'm not siding with anyone (bars, Bands…) but lets face it, it's all about the business for both of us !!
Looking forward to the shows
Just wanted to mention that U2 by UV, The U2 concert experience will be outside of Murphy's Law at the Hard Rock Casino this year. Two shows from 6-7p and 10p-12a.
Check out The Mind Manifest blues/jamband rock from 4:30-6:00 Sunday on the community stage!
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MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College men's tennis team (7-3) took on the Lewis University Flyers (2-3) as the Illinois school travels through Georgia College for their spring break trip. The Bobcats ran away with the victory, finishing with an 8-1 score.
Senior Johan Wadstein (Helsingborg, Sweden) paired with freshman Yannick Hass (Troisdorf, Germany) and faced off against Armand Levandi and Erik Aunapuu in the first doubles slot, the Bobcat duo finishing with the 8-4 victory.
Taylor Powell (Martinez, Ga.) and Alex Schubert (Frankfurt, Germany) teamed together for the No. 2 doubles slot against John Richert and Jesse Hardacre. The Flyers remained close, but the Bobcats finished with the 8-6 victory.
Wictor Andersson (Karlskoga, Sweden) and Andreas Ainalides (Heusenstamm, Germany) took on Florian Etienne and Philip Keunzi for the No. 3 doubles match. The Bobcats completed the sweep of doubles play with the 8-4 win.
The Flyers got their one point of the day with the first completed singles match as Ainalides took on Levandi in the No. 2 slot and lost 7-5, 6-3.
Hass pushed the score to 4-1 with a 6-3, 6-3 win over Etienne. No. 47 Wadstein clinched the win for the Bobcats as he cruised to a 6-4, 6-0 win in the first slot.
Powell, playing in his first singles matchup during the spring tennis, easily took care of junior Keunzi, 6-1, 6-0. Andersson took down Richert in straight sets, 6-2, 6-4 to push the score to 7-1.
Mattia Campus (Rome, Italy) finished the afternoon off with a win. The freshman dropped the first set 6-1, but battled back and took the final two sets 6-4, 10-8 for the win.
The Bobcats head to Dahlonega, Ga. Monday, March 11 to take on the No. 30 University of North Georgia at 4 p.m.
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#18 Bobcats Ground #38 Flyers, 8-1
MILLEDGEVILLE, Ga. – The Georgia College men's tennis team (7-3) took on the Lewis University Flyers (2-3) as the Illinois school travels through Georgia College for their spring break trip. The Bobcats ran away with the victory, finishing with an 8-1 score.


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In Lu Jian Jun, China has produced an artist of imagination, a man with a distinctive and unquestionable mastery of his materials and a palpable insight into the human condition. Lu was born in 1960 in mainland China and from an early age demonstrated an uncanny ability to draw and paint. This eventually led to a degree at the Central Academy of Fine Arts, and finally a position as a professor at Shandong Academy of Painting. The level of technical training in traditional media and materials he received in China would have been virtually inaccessible (or simply impossible) in the West. The discipline, focus and intensity of such training is often compared to late 19th century Russian academicism. Professor Lu, for example, has an impressive familiarity with Russian academic figures such as Ilya Repin and his contemporaries.
Russian cultural sources including Nabokov's Lolita or Tolstoy's Anna Karenina inform paintings such as XIAO ER of XIAN, an enigmatic meditation on innocence, love and sincerity, evoking a sentiment similar to these Russian literary giants. Still, the ethnicity of his models, real or imagined, as well as the textiles and props remain somehow incontrovertibly Chinese.
In our observation, Dante Gabriel Rosetti and the pre-Raphaelite movement have influenced Lu most obviously in their brilliant use of imagery as allegory. Yet, while Rossetti filled his canvas with extraordinary and other worldly devises, Lu depicts objects of the common place which show signs of much use, family heirlooms, large jewelry in simple shapes, like the building blocks of a sculptor's maquette.
The American nineteenth century artists James MacNeill Whistler and John Singer Sargent also share a kinship with Lu. Certainly the women, such as the reclining figure in ANTIQUE DRESSING TABLE, reveal a sense of contemplation both relaxed and formal. Bold and provocative in her positioning JAPANESE PRINCESS is as timeless as Sargent's Madame X. Lu surpasses past masters with his great sensitivity in the placement and orientation of hands, feet and faces as echoed in paintings like CHINA QUEEN. This composition's highly textural use of palette knives makes the outskirts of this large canvas an abstract masterpiece, an achievement not dissimilar to Whistler's large Nocturnes or his At the Piano. The depth and complexity of emotion in these uncluttered masterpieces of the past and present are tremendously inviting to the imagination.
Some luck and Weinstein's strong reputation in China brought Lu to the gallery. He had been told of our success with his fellow countryman, the painter Guan Ze Ju and wondered if our owner, Rowland Weinstein, would have interest in his work. Upon seeing Lu's first monograph, a book written only in Chinese, Rowland had a strong emotional response. But photography of paintings can be misleading. In fact, Rowland cautioned us that "Nothing can really be as good as the pictures in this book." He then visited the home of Professor Lu's sister and brother-in-law to view their private collection. Bedazzled by the power and mystery in Lu's work, Rowland made the immediate decision to acquire all future works by the artist.
Professor Lu's paintings have been exhibited and awarded prizes in numerous Chinese and foreign art shows (France, Germany, Japan, etc.) and have found their way simply by word of mouth into some of America's most significant private collections. Reproductions of his artwork have been published in newspapers and periodicals such as Chinese Oil Painting, Fine Arts, People's Daily, China Daily, Beijing Evening News, American Overseas Chinese Daily, Art News, and many others.
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The Tigers (2-4) ended the game with six hits. Senior Mac Grace led ECU with two hits, including a double. Senior Will Grimes suffered the loss on the mound after 1.2 innings of action.
The Wildcats (3-2) got on the scoreboard with a run in the bottom of the first. ECU followed with a run in the top of the second to tie the game at one.
Junior Ethan Gold started the inning out by earning a walk and was sent to third on a double to left field by Grace. Gold was able to score on the play after the left fielder committed an error.
However, in the bottom of the second and third ACU opened up the game, with five runs in each inning to take a 1-11 lead after the third. ACU then added three runs in the bottom of the fifth for a 1-14 advantage.
The Tigers added a run in the top of sixth. Senior Justin Gibson opened the inning by singling to right field and advanced to second on a wild pitch. Junior Jake Caton advanced Gibson to third with a fly ball to center field. Gibson scored when senior Benny Woodard grounded out to third to make the score 2-14.
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Al Borges 2014 - What must we see?
So my lovely avatar returns. Fair enough. Hoke's going to ride that horse and hope that consistency and experience will sprinkle faerie dust over the offense in 2014 and beyond.
But no matter how you slice it, Al Borges was outcoached in several games this year. So here is a list of the areas Al needs to focus on improving in 2014. Question is, which do you think he will actually improve? Here's my take, but I post because I'd love everyone else's thoughts on this.
Offensive line execution and coaching.
Verdict: Significant improvement because can it really get any worse? Al loses Lewan and Schofield but he returns a large stable of young 4 stars and more importantly, a year's worth of ineptitude to light a fire under him to make sure this area is improved next year and beyond. Any OL product remotely as inept as this year will be unforgivable. Fool Al once turrible offensive line, shame on you. Fool Al twice, shame on Al.
Offensive consistency.
Verdict: Improvement because again, could it get any worse? This year, where our offense could be characterized as two brilliant showings (ND/Ohio) bookending a whole lot of execution/turnover doodoo (Brian Cook Indiana caveat in effect, and maybe toss Minnesota in there), Al established himself as the Tracy McGrady of OC's - flashing brilliance, but just as frequently vanishing. He showed signs of this last year with his brilliant vanishing acts in the second half of Nebraska (Bellomy's brutal lack of preparation) and Ohio. I bet we see glimpses next year, but can it really get worse than this year? So I expect improvement.
Verdict: Push. For all Al and Brady's talk of execution and inexperience, when a talented D knows what you're bringing, light the play on fire 80% of the time. This to me is the most concerning of Al's limitations because while we might get our team back to elite, this fatal flaw will be what might cost us as it did for example in the second half against USC in 2006-7 when their players noted "Same old Michigan" and claimed after the game that they knew exactly what we were going to run. We heard similar rumblings this year vs Nebraska and MSU, but most damning of course was the 2 pt conversion vs Ohio where he stacked receivers, Ohio called time out to adjust, then Al stuck with the play, and presto. Add to this that Michigan just doesn't seem on the same level with other teams at checking down at the line of scrimmage, and I'm not holding my breath for 2014 on this one.
Verdict: Improvement again because it can't get much worse. As my signature attests, the most troubling aspect of this season to me was the cavernous gap in competence between Al Borges and Pat Narduzzi, and how completely owned Al was not just by the Narduzzi blitz happy attack, but the subsequently mimicked renditions of PSU and Nebraska (but not so much by Ohio or ND). Borges simply had no answer for defenses selling out and blitzing Gardner. See check downs, see predictability, see offensive line, see all other deficiencies. Al was embarrassed by Narduzzi and other D coordinators. He is the third highest paid OC in the country, we hope he will lick those wounds and adjust, working rigorously this off season on better check downs, slants, screens, etc. Will Narduzzi/Dantonio still own Al? I expect that to continue next year because the scheme/execution gap evidenced this year was just too big to expect a 180 degree change with the same coordinators. Auburn beat Alabama after getting crushed last year, but Auburn had a new coach doing entirely new things. We'll still have Al.
Stare into my avatar and allow him to mesmerize you. Al will improve next year, even in the face of a brutal road schedule, but as to Al's ceiling, I imagine we all remain dubious.
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Rays outlast Blue Jays
Toronto, ON – Evan Longoria's been more than mighty over the past few weeks.
Longoria tallied two hits and a pair of runs scored, while Kelly Johnson and Desmond Jennings smacked solo homers in the Tampa Bay Rays' 4-3 win over the Toronto Blue Jays in the middle test of a three-game set.
Longoria extended his career-best hitting streak to 15 games and is batting .400 (24-of-60) with nine doubles, three homers and 14 RBI during the torrid stretch.
Alex Cobb (5-2) surrendered a run on three hits and two walks for Tampa Bay, which has won four of its last five contests.
"I kind of felt like it was my worst stuff-wise game, but when you have a quality outing without your best stuff, you're very pleased with that," Cobb remarked.
Fernando Rodney tossed the final 1 2/3 innings to notch his ninth save of the year.
Ramon Ortiz (1-2) lasted just 2 1/3 innings and gave up four runs on six hits and a walk for the Blue Jays, who had prevailed in five of their past seven tilts coming in.
"He didn't have it tonight," Jays manager John Gibbons said of Ortiz. "His command was off and that's something he needs."
The Rays jumped out to a 4-0 lead after plating a pair in the second and third innings.
A Longoria two-bagger began the second. He advanced to third on James Loney's groundout and scored on Luke Scott's RBI groundout. Johnson then smacked a two-out solo shot over the wall in center.
Jennings began the third with a drive into the seats in left center and Ortiz was lifted in favor of Aaron Loup after recording just one out. Scott's run- scoring single later in the frame gave Tampa Bay its four-run cushion.
After getting a run back in the fifth when Colby Rasmus drilled a two-out blast deep into the seats in right center, Toronto made things interesting in the eighth.
Joel Peralta allowed a single to Munenori Kawasaki, a walk to Melky Cabrera and another base hit to Jose Bautista, which scored Kawasaki and cut the gap to 4-2, to start the frame. After Edwin Encarnacion fanned, the Blue Jays loaded the bases when Adam Lind reached on Ryan Roberts' fielding error.
Rodney took over on the bump and induced an inning-ending double play on the first pitch when J.P. Arencibia grounded sharply into a 4-6-3 twin killing.
Rasmus, who hit a one-out ground rule double in the ninth, came across on a passed ball, but Cabrera struck out with a runner on first to end the game.
Game Notes
Tampa Bay was 1-for-6 with runners in scoring position, while Toronto finished 1-for-8 with RISP ... Longoria's double was his 14th of the season ... Johnson's homer was his eighth.