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ORLANDO, Fl. (September 26, 2016)–Orlando-based start-up, Night Runner 270, is the next bright idea to light up your television screen. The husband and wife inventor/running duo, Doug and Renata Storer, will appear on ABC's Shark Tank on Friday, October 7 at 9pm EST.
Night Runner 270 originally launched as a Kickstarter campaign in early 2015. The product quickly gained traction raising $43,000 from over 500 backers in 28 countries. Night Runner 270 consists of two small, featherweight, water-tight, rechargeable LED lights that clip securely to each shoe and flood the path ahead with light up to 30 feet. The product officially hit the market in October 2015 with an international launch at the NYC Marathon.
"This past year has been the definition of a learning experience," said Renata Storer. "As two later-in- life married entrepreneurs, I can't imagine treading shark infested water with anyone else by my side."
The Storers believe they have pioneered a way to keep runners, walkers, and hikers safe and injury-free in the pre-dawn/post- dusk hours. To date, they have sold over 8,000 units and appeared in over 80 media outlets.
"We've come a long way from our kitchen laboratory of duct tape, flashlights,
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The Storers hope to connect with a Shark that shares their vision for optimizing the darker hours. Their goal is to develop a full line of products including bluetooth enabled devices.
"As long-time fans of Shark Tank, we are elated to appear on the show," said Doug. "But I promise you, no one is more excited than my 85-year- old father who has asked me daily about the outcome. He's going to have to wait and find out like everyone else next Friday."
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The late 1980s spawned a number of supercar projects, but only a few made it off the drawing board and into a handful of driveways.
Autoweek Asks: What obscure supercar should make a comeback?
For every supercar that made it, there were a dozen that didn't
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There is no shortage of supercars on the market at the moment, which may be a good thing or a bad thing depending on your theory of financial boom-bust cycles. The current decade may have started out with dire predictions of most cars being small and electric by 2020, but a crop of truly hair-raising machinery has instead been tempting deep-pocketed buyers for much of the last 10 years. Sure, most of them have something electric going on, but 700 hp is the new 400 hp and 250 mph is the new 200 mph.
As spoiled for choice we may be, we're seeing plenty of kids of 1980s and 1990s now buying their supercar idols -- everything from the Jaguar XJ220 to the Ferrari Testarossa. (Thankfully, there is a seemingly limitless supply of Testarossas that had been bought at a discount and locked in a vault just after the stock market crash of 1987.)
Ferrari Testarossa with 184 miles heads to auction
The days of Ferrari Testarossas selling for the price of a modestly optioned new Chevrolet Tahoe are over -- that much is clear. But just how high are the values of low-mileage examples of this model, ...
But if we get past the more obvious supercars of the day, there were lesser-known efforts that also dazzled the imagination in the era of huge cellphones -- including entries that barely got off the drawing board and into the driveways of a select few, made by small automakers that aren't around anymore. We're talking about the likes of the Cizeta Moroder V16T, born of an unlikely alliance between Claudio Zampolli and Giorgio Moroder, the Dauer 962 Le Mans, and the Vector M12, to name a few.
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I had a spare hour on my last night in Scandinavia before I was to meet my friend for dinner, and I strolled the streets of the friendly capital city. I had to put up the hood of my winter coat, because the snow was falling so hard. A novelty for this California girl!
In one particular shop, I saw a bikini of the national flag. Not entirely odd, although it might be a bit seasonally early given all the snow.
Much stranger was what was next to it. A pile of American flag bikinis. And what looks like Oakland Raiders football bikinis. Huh?
And elsewhere, I saw American flag leggings.
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To top it all off, I Heart Justin Bieber shirts and hats. He is Canadian, so I suppose there's some variety there.
It's certainly not an anti-American country, but they're not sycophant fans. USA as a design element?
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Sarkissian Mason bring to light the reality of homelessness with virtual reality in this new outdoor effort for Pathways to Housing. Pedestrians encounter a life-size digital projection of a homeless man, shivering as he sleeps on the street. A message then pops up, asking people to move the virtual person via text message. Once they do, a program activates another video loop that presents a door on the wall�an entry point for the sleeping man into a new home. The passerby then receives a text message with a code that allows them to donate to Pathways to Housing.
Sarkissian Mason created this effort in response to what they observed after relaunching the Pathway to Housing website and saw that a growing number of charitable donations were being made via mobile text codes. The projections will appear on New York buildings throughout March. Location details can be found on Pathway to Housing's Facebook page.
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An exhibition by members of Northside Creative Photography
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Aug 15 2018
A group exhibition of printmaking and experimental drawing
Soft explosion
Aug 29 2018
Terri Tang and Yingying Chen make bold statements on contemporary issues
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May 20 2018
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31 May 2018
This one-night event is the culmination of 100 days of blood, sweat and innovation fuelled by the bright sparks of the future.
30 May 2018
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23 May 2018
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22 May 2018
Futurescape at The Concourse will take kids and families on a visual journey through space, starting at the big bang and continuing on through the solar system onto distant galaxies with nebulas and black holes.
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21 May 2018
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18 May 2018
Hong Kong watercolour artist Elaine Chiu will delve into an exploration of future cities in an artwork created live at Chatswood.
17 May 2018
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16 May 2018
Ordinary household items and recycled materials will be transformed into musical instruments – and you're invited to play!
15 May 2018
A pop up international food market hosting some of Sydney's most popular bites will find their home in stalls made from recycled materials.
14 May 2018
One of six incredible garments on exhibition, this colourful creation draws inspiration from the kaleidoscope itself.
10 May 2018
Visitors are spoilt for choice at Chatswood this year with an impressive array of dining options at District Dining, right beside two of our favourite art installations!
9 May 2018
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7 May 2018
In an unassuming corner of The Concourse car park, an Aladdin's Cave is coming to life in preparation for the Light Market - a pop-up international food market part of Vivid Sydney at Chatswood.
1 May 2018
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30 Apr 2018
Future Scape is a large scale, 360º projection installation featuring NASA imagery of deep space, set across the sails of The Concourse performing arts centre.
27 Apr 2018
Indonesian designer Rinaldy Yunardi's "Cosmos" garment took four months to make! And considering he's dressed celebs including Nicki Minaj and Zoe Saldana, it's not surprising there's a Hollywood edge to his creation in the World of WearableArt (WOW) exhibition.
11 Apr 2018
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Dr. Marciniak earned her Bachelors of Science Degree in Sports Medicine and Exercise Science from Canisius College (graduated cum laude in 2008) and went on to earn her Doctorate of Chiropractic from D'Youville College (graduated in 2012). Dr. Marciniak is certified in CAATE, SpiderTech kinesiology taping, as well as various forms of available adjusting techniques. She continues to regularly attend continuing education seminars in order to keep current with the continuously evolving profession of chiropractic.
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Dr. Gilmore received her Bachelors of Science Degree in Biology from D'Youville College in 2013. She remained at D'Youville and completed her Doctor of Chiropractic Degree in 2016. Dr. Gilmore is a Certified Graston Technique Provider and she is very well versed in Cox Flexion-Distraction Therapy, as well as, many other manual adjusting techniques. She is very passionate about learning and expanding her abilities as a Chiropractor so continuing education is a priority to keep current with the most effective and efficient treatments for her patients.
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Team: B_tches Get Stitches
QB – Phillip Rivers or Ryan Fitzpatrick: Phillip Rivers
WR – Hakeem Nicks or D. Bowe: Hakeem Nicks
WR – Steve Smith or Laurent Robinson: Steve Smith
RB – Michael Bush
RB – Matt Forte
TE – Brandon Pettigrew (pickup to replace Jimmy Graham)
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K – David Bailey
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My "dilemma" this week was whether or not to start Ryan Fitzpatrick over Phillip Rivers. They're both failing with interceptions right now, and Rivers is only slightly better by the numbers. But…Fitzpatrick goes against Miami this week. And we all know how Miami has been this season.
I had Fitzpatrick starting this week, but this morning I came to my senses and swapped in Rivers. After all, it'd be just my luck that Miami would have another surge of energy and Fitzpatrick would spend most of his time in the fetal position (sacked or not). And the last time I benched Rivers for Fitzpatrick was Week 4 when I was asleep at the wheel, and Rivers had Miami while Fitzpatrick was getting Molly whooped by the Bengals. We won't be doing that again, on purpose.
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You talked about the role of the CDO. What is a CDO?
A CDO is a chief data officer. It is the executive-level attention to data that [data] has always deserved. It's important because there is not a seat at the table right now for the voice of data. So they become the voice of data in the boardroom.
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To understand the data that's being fed into the organization. [Many organizations don't have] that focus right now we're just going through the process and reacting to what data is. We're not being proactive. So, if we have somebody as a CDO, taking charge of our data strategy, we're going to be able to [find a] competitive edge and innovation.
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June 13, 2010
Naoto Fukasawa Studio
I'd never been abroad before, so if there is one country to pick for the first trip overseas, Japan was a great choice. It was part of the RCA Design Interactions course in 2007, taking note of the interactions within Tokyo.
We did so many studio tours, this one is from the studio of Designer Nato Fukasawa.
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Jumeriah Beach Resort can be a hectic merry go-around with the latest Middle East cars with their boy toys cruising around — but if you are looking for a relaxing, yet very elegant, and semi-discreet hideaway to entertain a client, or visitor, or a surreptitious date, consider the Soul Restaurant & Bar at the Movenpick Hotel's JBR location.
Chef Baljit Kumar (seen at left) is quietly cooking up a storm at Soul Restaurant & Bar (he came over from Trader Vic's) and he can cook with a magician's wand. ("What did you see first: Duck or Rabbit?" is just one brain test he gives himself on Facebook!).
On a recent visit, we were treated by him to, among many mouthwatering treats, a medium Rib Eye Steak (300g) called the Australian Wagyu.
Just like Dubai, the steak was lavishly embroiled with a Marco Polo-esque twist: A Japanese cow by virtue of Australia. Only in Dubai, right?
The highest in the food chain among cows, a Wagyu commands a high price in Japan. But it is in Australia where it really attains the cash cow status, really. Aussies are the largest breeders outside of Japan.
And with a strong Aussie expat community in Dubai, the dish attains its holy status!
The meat was tender, even for a medium flame, but cured just right for the succulence that was about to follow with mashed potatoes and exotic spinach.
The restaurant offers an eclectic wine list, and you will never be wanting for the specials of the day.
Hotel restaurants can get a bum rap for being an extension of the breakfast buffet for a weary business traveler or jet-eyed lag but Soul Restaurant is a welcome respite — and a great breeding ground for the hungry stomach and the bounties thereafter!
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Fine food lovers of the UAE welcomed to sample truffle dishes at Eataly's newly opened 'Truffle Restaurant'
Eataly, the popular authentic Italian restaurant and market located on the ground floor of Dubai Mall, launches a Truffle Restaurant, dedicated to discovering the Umbrian white truffle, which comes into season in November.
Partnering with Urbani Tartufi, one of the most prestigious truffle distributors in the world, Eataly's permanent Truffle Restaurant will bring the best selection of white truffles to fine food lovers in Dubai.
Chef Hadi El Awar of Eataly comments: "Truffle season is upon us and we are very excited to launch Eataly's new permanent Truffle Restaurant in celebration of this beautiful ingredient. As part of this, we are delighted to welcome three of Italy's most celebrated master chefs as part of the Italian Cuisine World Summit to cook these delicacies and show to our guest's how to bring out the sublime flavor of the truffles we have available."
Special truffle dishes available from Eataly's Truffle Restaurant menu include:
Uova In Camicia Al Tartufo Bianco – Italian organic poached eggs on a bed of homemade rustic bread and fontina, cream topped with shaved truffles
The artisan bread supplier is a retail and wholesale baking company offering a wide selection of traditionally made bread, pastries, pies, and cakes.
Pizza Al Tartufo Bianco – fresh white asparagus, mozzarella cheese, parmigiano reggiano, organic egg topped with shaved truffles
Tagliolini Al Tartufo Bianco E Pane Croccante – fresh egg tagliolini served with sage sauce and aromatic breadcrumbs, topped with shaved truffles
Risotto Al Tartufo Bianco – gallo risotto served with parmigiano salsa and shaved white truffles.
The idea behind Eataly is very simple: to gather a variety of high-quality Italian foods under one roof where people can eat, shop and learn. As an original "marketplace", Eataly invites customers to be active participants in an innovative tasting experience, as they move between sections savoring the high quality traditional Italian foods, beverages, produce and artisanal products on offer, or try new dishes and products from Eataly's regularly changing regional highlights.
Since its inception in 2002, when the first store opened in Turin after five years of research and planning, Eataly has been inspired by sustainability, responsibility and sharing. Its commitment to bringing the best quality produce from all corners of Italy, results in a network of over 2,000 small suppliers. Promising choice, accessibility and knowledge, Eataly affords any lover of Italian food a place in which to enjoy, savour and discover.
Eataly is operated by the The Azadea Group, a premier fashion and lifestyle retail company that owns and operates more than 55 leading international franchise concepts in fashion and accessories, food and beverage, home furnishings, sporting goods and multimedia across the Middle East and Africa spread across 13 countries overseeing more than 600 stores. For more information on Eataly and The Azadea Group visit http://www.azadea.com.
The Vii Club, a luxurious, modern and elegant nightclub, features exotic mahogany wood-finished walls, deep plum furniture, bespoke designed DJ booths, dance floor, VIP areas and a signature wall made of gold coins. The venue can accommodate 500 party connoisseurs who will all be easily enchanted by the eclectic mix of commercial dance music courtesy of DJs who guarantee the party is pumping till late. Guests can also watch out for surprise celebrity guest performers who are bound to stir the night into an even more electrifying direction. Dubai's most sought-after mixologists will also be taking over the bar serving an endless and exotic array of signature drinks to ensure guests can pick their perfect poison. The Vii Club is open every Thursday and Friday from 10:30pm to 3:00am.
Vii Dubai, the city's newest terrace bar and lounge, is located in the Conrad Hotel Sheikh Zayed Road. Tucked away on the seventh floor of the hotel, Vii Dubai is where the urban sky meets an unspoilt lush garden. The journey to discovering this hidden gem starts through a spectacular lounge, and an artfully crafted tunnel walk which eventually unveils what can only be described as a plush garden filled with all things green and radiant. Spread across 4,000 square feet, Vii Dubai can comfortably accommodate 250 people all invited to drink and done al fresco.
The inaugural Dubai Restaurant Week will take place from 25 February to 5 March 2016 and will include amazing menus from 30 of the best-known and loved fine dining restaurants in the city. This is an exclusive opportunity to sample some of the top spots on your to-try list at an incredible price as all participating restaurants will offer menus at only AED189. See the impressive list of participating restaurants below. These restaurants are sure to sell-out so book your table early.
Alta Badia delivers authentic Italian cuisine inspired by a region where recipes are steeped in a longstanding tradition of excellence.
Connoisseurs of fine Indian food will adore the creations coming out of Michelin-starred chef Vineet Bhatia's kitchen.
A visit to Atelier M will land you sweeping views of the Dubai Marina and a menu that boasts a wide variety of elevated Mediterranean-inspired dishes.
A celebration of the Mediterranean coast in the heart of Dubai, Boca specialises in simplicity.
Gordon Ramsay's most recent project, a laid-back European dining concept, opened recently to rave reviews.
Sourcing inspiration from 1920s Brussels, Café Belge is known for churning out delicious Belgian classics.
Fogueira, an authentic Brazilian Churrascaria, is a great choice for those with a serious appetite.
Unique perspectives on classic comfort food and an eclectic atmosphere help you feel right at home in Fume.
Peruvian flavours and dishes meant for sharing make Garden an ideal spot to spend with friends.
Authentic Vietnamese cuisine and comfortable ambiance await at Hoi An in the Shangri-La Hotel.
Chef Vikas Khanna's new iteration of his Michelin-starred New York restaurant has impressed lovers of Indian food since it opened in Dubai.
Enjoy an indulgent cut of meat from the comfort of a leather armchair in this intimate steakhouse.
Have a seat at the sushi counter or watch the live teppanyaki show at one of Dubai's top spots for authentic Japanese cuisine.
For fabulous Indian food with a view, head to the 15th Floor of Emirates Financial Tower.
One of Dubai's most awarded restaurants, Okku is a must for high-end Japanese cuisine.
For a romantic evening and must-try Thai food, take an abra to Pai Thai in Madinat Jumeirah.
The Amalfi coast meets Dubai with Positano's selection of authentic Italian cuisine.
Qbara celebrates Middle Eastern cuisine with a unique, contemporary twist.
The décor is surpassed only by the food coming out of this contemporary Indian restaurant.
Boasting some of the best British bites in town, Rivington Grill is a great dining option.
This is the place to come when you crave fresh seafood, spectacular views and an ocean breeze.
Seven Sands serves authentic cuisine inspired by our seven Emirates from a stunning beachside location.
Enjoy a modern interpretation of traditional Italian dishes with a stunning view of the city.
Locally-sourced, organic products are the heart behind Darren Velvick's new restaurant.
The Hide features a fresh perspective on American cuisine with a creative, meat-focused menu.
The super-stylish brasserie features an elevated twist on international favourites.
With a name that translates to 'magic at the water,' this Thai restaurant has an impressive seafood offering.
Stunning views of Dubai Creek pair well with the expertly crafted Italian specialties from chef Alfredo Russo.
Yuan serves an extensive menu of traditional Cantonese and Szechuan dishes complemented by Western cooking methods.
Zheng He's is one of Dubai's most loved restaurants—offering great Chinese dining.
Rustic and simple home-style Italian cooking with a Sicilian edge is what this unpretentious family restaurant with its wood fire oven offers you. Sicilia embraces a "Grotto" philosophy of "cook what is fresh today".
Guests will be forgiven for thinking that the authentic cuisine coupled with a fine bottle of wine are imported straight from a sunny, countryside village home in Sicily.
With almost two decades' experience, Chef Stefano has mastered the skill of adding his personal zest to traditional delicacies without compromising the authenticity of Italian cuisine. His guests can almost "taste" the immense love for what he does in every single dish he makes.
Monday, September 21, 7-11 pm, please join us at one of New York's premier restaurants, CHEFS CLUB, the setting for our annual Masquerade Soirée. The Junior Committee's fall fundraiser provides the opportunity to graciously support the Center's children. This year we will also honor Peyton Hostetler and her service to the organization prior to her relocation to Charlotte, NC. So mark your calendars! This spectacular evening includes delectable hor d'oeuvres and signature cocktails, a magnificent silent auction, and a downtown DJ. Space is restricted, so please purchase your tickets early. And, don't forget your mask!
The Junior Committee for the New York Center for Children (JC NYCC) is dedicated to fighting child abuse and actively assists raising awareness and funding for the NYCC through a variety of educational and social events.
In Latin, 'Carnem' means meat, something that David DiSalvo knows a lot about. Chef DiSalvo is a French Culinary Institute graduate who earned his cooking chops while working for Kurt Gutebrunner and Aldo Sohm at Blaue Gans in TriBeCa; and pastry under Pierre Reboul made for the Michelin-starred Wallse in the West Village. DiSalvo solidified his steak skills as Chef de Cuisine of West Steak and Seafood in San Diego where he earned a #1 overall Zagat rating for Seafood and Steak.
Chef DiSalvo's menu at Carnem consists of U.S.D.A. Prime Certified Angus Beef sourced from Master Purveyors in the Bronx, who hand-pick and dry-age the meat for 21 days. Among the signature cuts are a 7 oz. and 16 oz. New York Strip; a 32 oz. Bone-in Cowboy Ribeye—a hearty feast for 2 or 3 people; and a U.S.D.A. Prime Black Angus Petite Tender Medallion Steak.
"The philosophy behind the menu at Carnem Prime Steakhouse is to deliver chophouse cuts that are simply prepared and minimally-manipulated to show off the high quality product that we work closely with our purveyors to source. While we stick to the traditional cooking methods for the steak, we get playful and expressive with the appetizers and entrees, giving the menu our own creative stamp."


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Troop and Crew 255 will raft down the Lower Youghiogheny (the most versatile stretch of whitewater on the east coast). The Lower Youghiogheny River trip will be a 7.5 mile rafting adventure into the scenic 30,000 acre Ohiopyle State Park, which will start at the Ohiopyle Trading Post (171 Dinnerbell Road, Ohiopyle PA 15470) and end at Bruner Run. We will stop for a deli-style lunch around 1:00PM.
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The crimson papers are a series of short documents aimed at sharing knowledge regarding the process of scheduling plants, medicines, and substances within the international drug control treaty framework.
All the crimson papers (plus everything you need to know about Cannabis international scheduling …and what could change) is on this page: www.faaat.net/cannabis
The crimson papers
The review(s)
Pre- and Critical review: insights into the processes and procedures of the WHO scientific abuse liability assessment for drugs.
Full version of the paper in PDF
FAAAT Crimson paper #3 – The review(s).
RIBOULET ZEMOULI Kenzi
Barcelona, April 2018.
FAAAT think & do tank Editions
The World Health Organization (WHO) is mandated by international law to review, assess and recommend appropriate levels of control to apply to each drug already included in the lists of the international Conventions, or susceptible to enter.
The process to come up with a public health benefit-risk assessment of drugs, plants, products, and substances liable to produce harms or addiction, is precisely defined by the rules and procedures of the WHO. Yet, it is complicated and leaves room for interpretation.
This paper aims to resume, explain and untangle the numerous doubts and uncertainties surrounding this process.
Reading of Crimson Paper #1 (The Schedules) and #2 (The Experts) is advised, complementary to the present document.
This paper briefly clarifies what the review process is, define its time frame and the documentation edited on this occasion, before exploring more in detail the different steps of the very reviews. The paper then synthesizes the methodology and scheduling criteria used by the ECDD, to conclude with a description of what happens after the assessments are over, once the ECDD emits scheduling recommendations to the United Nations system.
All you need to know about international scheduling
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For lovers of fine Japanese cuisine, look no further than Shogun. Well established in Birmingham as a premier dining destination, Shogun specialises in Teppan-yaki, noodles and conveyor sushi to suit the most discerning of palates.
A wide range of Japanese delicacies are on offer and the restaurant hosts ensure that whether you are new to Japanese cuisine or a regular connoisseur, your experience will be second to none.
Enjoy an evening of pure theatre as your meal is prepared in front of your eyes by expertly trained chefs and then relax over a couple of glasses of wine or pot of sake in the restaurant's sumptuous surroundings.


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Donor of the Month – October, 2016: The Wolfort Family Foundation
The National Runaway Safeline (NRS) would like to recognize The Wolfort Family Foundation, as our Donor of the Month! Their support dates back to October of 2011 when Erica Wolfort became a volunteer in our crisis services center. Four years and ten months later, Erica is not only a "liner," but a member of the Spirit of Youth Task Force, and Executive Board. She has gotten her family involved in her philanthropic efforts at NRS by solidifying sponsorship for the annual Spirit of Youth benefit, and personally coming in as sponsors themselves. In fact, they have already committed to sponsoring Spirit of Youth 2017. NRS is constantly impressed with their compassion and commitment. When asked about their experience supporting the National Runaway Safeline, here is what they said:
"For me, NRS has been a wonderful a place to go to within my community that is filled with like-minded, kind-hearted individuals all working toward the common goal of helping those that someone else wouldn't. I am continually inspired by the dedication of the volunteers and staff at NRS, in their efforts to keep the youth of America safe."
– Erica Wolfort
"Mr. Wolfort and I are very proud that Erica has chosen to participate actively in a charitable cause that means so much to her. We're equally proud that she is representing the Wolfort family as a leader in philanthropy."
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It feels fitting to recognize such an exceptional donor during National Runaway Prevention Month. It is people like Erica and her family that allow us to continue our mission to keep America's runaway, homeless, and at-risk youth safe and off the streets.


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born 1920, Kaarina, Finland
died 1991, Helsinki, Finland
Markkinointi-instituutti, Helsinki, Finland
(* indicates a publication)
TOM House: The Work and Life of Tom of Finland, organized by Graeme Flegenheimer, Mike Kelley's Mobile Homestead, Museum of Contemporary Art Detroit, Detroit, MI
Touko Laaksonen – Tom of Finland: Of Music and Men, Waino-Aaltonen-Museum, Turku, Finland
The Man Behind Tom of Finland: Loves and Lives, curated by Susanna Luoto, Salon Dahlmann, Berlin, Germany
*The Man Behind Tom of Finland: Ecce Homo, curated Susanna Luoto, Galerie Judin, Berlin, Germany
The Pleasure of Play, Kunsthalle Helsinki, Helsinki, Finland
The Pleasure of Play, Artists Space Exhibitions, New York, NY
Sealed with a Secret: Correspondence of Tom of Finland, Postimuseu, Tampere, Finland
*Early Work 1944 – 1972, David Kordansky Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Tom of Finland Preliminary Drawings, Stuart Shave/Modern Art, London, England
Tom of Finland, Kulturhuset, Stockholm, Sweden
Tom of Finland: Male Masterworks, World Erotic Art Museum, Miami Beach, FL
Tom of Finland: Public and Private, Antebellum, Hollywood, CA
Tom of Finland: Original Drawings, PHD, St. Louis, USA
Tom of Finland, European Capital of Culture, Logomo, Turku, Finland
Tom of Finland, Schlechtriem Brothers, Berlin, Germany
Galería Espacio Mînimo, Madrid, Spain
Inman Gallery, Houston, TX
Galerie Jean-Luc & Takako Richard, Paris, France
Helsinki City Art Museum, Helsinki, Finland
Rough, Western Project, Culver City, CA
Coming of Age, Charles Cowles, New York City, NY
Tom of Finland, Galeria Espacio Minimo, Madrid, Spain
Tom of Finland, Maes & Matthys Gallery, Antwerp, Belgium
Mark Moore Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
James Van Damme Gallery, Brussels, Belgium
The Adventures of Kake, Mark Moore Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
The Most Famous Finn, Finnish Institute, Paris, France
Jyvaskyla Art Museum, Jyvaskyla, Finland
YYZ Artist Outlet, Toronto, Canada
TBA, Chicago, IL
Mark Moore Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
Galleri Lars Boman, Stockholm, Sweden
Galerie Emanuel Perrotin, Paris, France
Feature Inc., New York, NY
Schwules Museum, Berlin, Germany
Museum des Erotik Kunst, Hamburg, Germany
Club Champion, Canberra, Australia
Gallery Daniel Bucholz, Cologne, Germany
Galerie Pelin, Helsinki, Finland
A Memorial Retrospective, Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York, NY
Amos Anderson Art Museum, Helsinki, Finland
Feature Inc., New York, NY
Feature Inc., New York, NY
Feature Inc., New York, NY
Rob Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Rob Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Galerie Jansen, Berlin, Germany
Andres Ufer, Berlin, Germany
Rob Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Score, Los Angeles, CA
Rob Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Ambush, San Francisco, CA
Rob Gallery, New York, NY
Rob Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Rob Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Robert Samuel Gallery, New York, NY
Rob Gallery, Amsterdam, The Netherlands
Feyway Studios, San Franisco, CA
Eons Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
The Revolt Press Bookstore, Hamburg, Germany
(* indicates a publication)
Social Surfaces, organized by Jay Sanders, Artists Space Books & Talks, New York, NY
A Spaghetti Dress for World Peace, Park View, Los Angeles, CA
Over the Rainbow, curated by Réne-Julien Praz, Praz-Delavallade, Los Angeles, CA
Get'cha Head in the Game, The Naughton Gallery, Queen's University, Belfast, Ireland
Please fasten your seat belt as we are experiencing some turbulence, Leo Xu Projects, Shanghai, China
Olympia, curated by Karma, Galerie Patrick Seguin, rue des Taillandiers, Paris, France
Desire, curated by Diana Widmaier Picasso, presented by Jeffrey Deitch and Larry Gagosian, Moore Building, Miami, FL
Slash: In Between the Normative and the Fantasy, curated by Kaspars Vanags and Gary Everett, kim? Contemporary Art Centre, Riga, Latvia
#RAWHIDE, curated by Dylan Brant and Vivian Brodie, Venus Over Manhattan, New York, NY
Richard Hawkins & William S. Burroughs, Cerith Wyn Evans, Isa Genzken, Tom of Finland, Galerie Buchholz, Berlin, Germany
LET'S GO LET GO: In Memoriam Hudson, 33 Orchard, New York, NY
Abandon the Parents, curated by Henrik Olesen, Statens Museum for Kunst, Copenhagen, Denmark
Do Not Disturb, curated by Elmgreen & Dragset, Gerhardsen Gerner, Oslo, Norway
Stroke: From Under the Mattress to the Museum Wall, Leslie Lohman Museum of Gay and Lesbian Art, New York, NY
Bob Mizer & Tom of Finland, Museum of Contemporary Art, Los Angeles, CA
Happy Birthday Galerie Perrotin/25 Years, Lille300/Tripostal, Lille, France
Keep Your Timber Limber (Works on Paper), Institute of Contemporary Arts, London, England
I Want That Inside Me, Feature Inc., New York, NY
Rare and Raw, Leslie + Lohman Museum, New York, NY
Punt, Feature Inc., New York, NY
We the People, Robert Rauschenberg Foundation, New York, NY
Summer Camp, Schroeder, Romero & Shredder, New York, NY
Tom of Finland and Mates, Galerie Mooi-Man, Groningen, The Netherlands
Compass in Hand, Martin-Gropius-Bau, New York, NY
Stripped, Museum of Sex Comics, New York, NY
Compass in Hand, Valencian Institute of Modern Art, Valencia Spain
Never Alone: A Look at Tom and His Friends, One Archives Gallery, West Hollywood, CA
Tom of Finland and then some, Feature Inc., New York, NY
The Boneyard, Maloney Fine Art + Kim Light, Los Angeles, CA
Revealed: The Tradition of Male Homoerotic Art, Central Connecticut State University Art Galleries, New Britain, CT
Sex in the Streets, Erotic Heritage Museum, Las Vegas, NV
The Collectors, Nordic & Danish Pavilions, 53rd Venice Biennale, Venice, Italy
Tattoo, Kathleen Cullen Fine Arts, New York, NY
Compass in Hand: Selections from the Rothschild Foundation Collection, Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
Pre-Revolutionary Queer, The Kinsey Institute, Bloomington, IN
Liverpool Biennial, Homotopia CUC, Liverpool, England
Ma Bête Noire, Phil, Los Angeles, CA
Glossolalia: Languages of Drawing, Museum of Modern Art, New York, NY
Trade, Phil, Los Angeles, CA
Portland Museum of Art, Portland, OR
Art@Large, New York, NY
James Kelly Contemporary Museum, Santa Fe, USA
Whitechapel Gallery, London, England
Made in California, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA
10th Anniversary Exhibition, Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York, NY
Pori Art Museum, Pori, Finland
Mark Moore Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
Guggenheim Gallery, Chapman University, Orange, CA
Wessel + O'Connor Fine Art, New York, NY
Patricia Faure Gallery, Santa Monica, CA
Master Drawings, Los Angeles County Museum of Art, Los Angeles, CA
The Centre for Contemporary Arts, Glasgow, Scotland
Meyerson-Nowinski Gallery, Seattle, WA
Akademie der Kunste, Berlin, Germany
Casco Gallery, Utrecht, Belgium
Summer Group Exhibition, Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York, NY
Stuart Regen Gallery, Los Angeles
Rutgers State University, New Brunswick, NJ
Amos Andersonin Taidemuseo, Helsinki, Finland
Feature Inc., New York, NY
Rosamund Felsen Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Fetish Art, National Leather Association, Los Angeles, CA
Galerie Mosabaka, Helsinki, Finland
Whitney Museum of American Art, New York, NY
Private Collections, Leslie/Lohman Gay Art Foundation, New York, NY
Matrix Gallery, University of California, Berkeley, CA
Couturier Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Wessel O'Connor, New York, NY
Micher,Wilcox Gallery, San Francisco, CA
Matrix Gallery, University of California, Berkeley, CA
WIWA International, Cologne, Germany
New Museum, New York, NY
Leonardo da Vinci Gallery, Los Angeles, CA
Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions (LACE), Los Angeles, CA
Naked Eyes, International Gay & Lesbian Archives, West Hollywood, CA
The Basement, New York, NY
I.E.M., Paris, France
Stompers (boot shop), New York, NY
(* indicates non-periodical book, catalog, or other publication)
Fox, Charlie, "Tom House: The Work and Life of Tom of Finland," Artforum, May 2018, p. 110
Schuessler, Bobby, "Leather and Love: Inside the Tom of Finland House With Terry Miller," Out.com, May 8, 2018
"Feelin' Fruity with Seth Bogart," OfficeMagazine.net, May 8, 2018
Binlot, Ann, "Curating the curator who "didn't buy the bullshit" of the art world," DocumentJournal.com, May 7, 2018
Cohen, David, "Short Report from Frieze: Hudson "FYI" and Cameron in 'Spotlight'," ArtCritical.com, May 5th, 2018
"Frieze New York: What's Sex Got to Do with It?," Elephant.Art, May 5, 2018
Bowles, Hamish, "Here's What to Go See at This Year's Frieze Art Fair," Vogue.com, May 3, 2018
Blair, Dike, "Frieze New York pays tribute to the School of Hudson," TheArtNewspaper.com, May 3, 2018
Reilly, Samuel, "What's in store at Frieze and 1-54 in New York this week," Apollo-Magazine.com, May 2, 2018
Freeman, Nate, "The Influential Art Dealer Who Introduced Murakami Is Honored at Frieze New York," Artsy.net, May 2, 2018
Swanson, Carl, "Frieze Salutes Feature Inc., the Visionary Gallery That Changed the Art World," Vulture.com, May 1, 2018
Corbett, Rachel, "'He Was a Dealer's Dealer': Frieze New York Honors the Legacy of Trailblazing Gallerist Hudson," Artnet.com, May 1, 2018
Belcove, Julie, "The gallery as medium," The Financial Times, April 28-29, 2018, pp. 2-3
Street, Mikelle, "Tom of Finland's Explicit Art Radically Changed How We View Gay Sexuality," Vice.com, April 26, 2018
Brown, Jocelynn, "48 Hours: Best things to do in Metro Detroit," DetroitNews.com, April 20, 2018
Henriette, Cv, "Tom of Finland Comes to MOCAD," Detroitisit.com, April 19, 2018
Hodges, Michael H., "Gay-Male Erotica at MOCAD," The Detroit News, April 19, 2018, p. D4
DeVito, Lee, "Stripped down," Detroit Metro Times, April 18-24, 2018, pp. 44-45
DeVito, Lee, "Literally 10 minutes with John Waters before his annual Detroit birthday bash," MetroTimes.com, April 18, 2018
Hodges, Michael H., "MOCAD hosts gay 'Tom of Finland' exhibition," DetroitNews.com, April 18th, 2018
Rosen, Miss, "How Tom of Finland Inspired a Generation of Queer Image-Makers," AnotherManMag.com, April 18, 2018
Harrity, Christopher, "Tom of Finland: Inventing Queer Art," Advocate.com, April 4, 2018
Gotthardt, Alexxa, "How Tom of Finland's Celebratory, Sexy Visions of Gay Love Have Empowered Others for over 60 Years," Artsy.net, April 12, 2018
Cocoves, Athena, "Tom Of Finland Exhibit Opens April 19 At Museum Of Contemporary Art Detroit," ToledoCityPaper.com, April 12, 2018
Loiseau, Benoît, "6 Things T Editors Like Right Now," NYTimes.com, April 6, 2018
"Tom of Finland Film Screening at MOCAD," PrideSource.com, April 4, 2018
"Art Industry News: Newly Released Tapes Show Francis Bacon Trash-Talking Warhol + More Must-Read Stories," Artnet.com, March 30, 2018
Schlutt, Marcel, "Book Club #44: Mein Schwules Auge / My Gay Eye – Tom of Finland Foundation Special," Kaltblut-Magazine.com, March 19, 2018
Stuart, Gwynedd, "This New L.A. Book and Zine Fair Is Queer, Witchy, and Local," LAMag.com, March 13, 2018
Moffitt, Evan, "Beats Per Minute: A Queer Film that Fights Back," frieze.com, January 16, 2018
Gettinger, Aaron, "Falling for Angels Covers the Gay Threesome Issues," Advocate.com, January 14, 2018
"An Artist's Life: Tom of Finland," Maddwolf.com, January 4, 2018
White, Armond, "12 of the Best Gay Films You Missed in 2017," Out.com, January 01, 2018
*Salaisuuksin suljettu: Kirjeiden Tom of Finland, with text by Suanna Luoto, Helsinki: Like Kunstannus Oy, 2017
*Touko Laaksonen: Tom of Finland, Berlin: Edition Judin, 2017
*The Art of the Erotic, London: Phaidon Press Limited, 2017
Jones, Arnold Wayne, "Best Gay Movies of 2017," DallasVoice.com, December 29, 2017
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Needham, Alex, "Artist who created a iconic gay aesthetic," The Guardian Weekly, August 18-24, 2017, p. 40
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The Impressionable Elites Get Snookered
With E. Kinney Zalesne
For most of this century, con men and hucksters preyed on the uneducated and the elderly who couldn't read the fine print. Some still are.
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Panasonic Toughbook 19 10.1-in Windows® Fully-rugged
Panasonic's Toughbook CF-19 appears to be entering its sunset in 2017. While still very popular and functional, the Toughbook 19's processor is no longer approved by Microsoft for their latest operating system, Windows 10 Pro. As a result, Panasonic will continue to build CF-19's for the foreseeable future with one big caveat. New CF-19's are now loaded with Windows 7 Embedded. This requires an end-user to deploy a Microsoft Volume License Agreement to load their own Windows 7 Professional operating system. Upgrades to Windows 10 Pro are available and residual Windows 7 and Windows 8.1 licensed units will remain available for a limited time. The ultimate replacement for the Panasonic Toughbook CF-19 will be the Toughbook CF-20. Certain customers might also find the Toughpad FZ-G1 as an alternative that best fit their needs. Please call us to discuss further.
Please consider the replacement Panasonic Toughbook CF-20 or call us to see if there are any remaining CF-19's in stock.
Please consider the replacement Panasonic Toughbook CF-20 or call us to see if there are any remaining CF-19's in stock.
Touchscreen VS. Dual Touch
The Toughbook 19 offers two distinct types of touchscreen. Standard touchscreen is pressure sensitive and will respond to anything that touches the display (your finger or a stylus pen for example). This version works for most people. The Digitizer or Dual-touch version can sense when a digitized stylus is being used and switches to a mode where only that pen is recognized, allowing for easier signature capture and hand-written notes. You can lay your palm on the screen without confusing the laptop with multiple points or pressure. Digitizer or Dual-touch units will come standard with that version stylus pen.
Panasonic CF-19 Features
The fully rugged CF-19 has a lightweight, compact form factor. Weighing only 5.1 pounds, this latest iteration is a perfect fit when size and versatility are at a premium. This model provides robust standard features, the latest additional integrated options, and ruggedized features only Panasonic can offer.
Trusted Performance
Portability, durability, and functionality make the Toughbook 19 the ideal solution for EMS outfits, fire departments, all branches of military and related private sector integrators, oil and gas companies, field technicians, outside data collectors and other mobile professionals. Configure your Panasonic CF-19 by clicking on the Build Your Own link or speak with a sales representative today (877-532-8088).
Toughbook CF-19 in the Field
A blend of in-the-field flexibility and proven durability, the CF-19 transforms easily from a laptop to a handwriting-friendly tablet PC. The Panasonic 19 features Windows 7® Professional or Windows 8., an Intel® Core™ i5 vPro™ processor and optional integrated 4G LTE for Verizon, Sprint or ATT. In addition, a full magnesium alloy case, sealed all-weather IP54 design and extensive MIL-STD testing help ensure that the Toughbook 19 will stand up to the most rigorous environments.
A 10.1" XGA sunlight-viewable LED 1024 x 768 LCD display boasts TransflectivePlus and Panasonic CircuLumin™ technology, offering upwards of 6000 NITs to viewing in direct sunlight.
Product Highlights
- Fully-rugged convertible tablet
- Windows 8 Pro 64-bit or Windows 7 Pro 32/64-bit
- Intel Core i5-3340M 2.70GHz Processor
- 500GB 7200rpm hard drive with heater
- 4GB SDRAM (DDR3L-1333MHz), expandable to 16GB RAM total
- Intel® Centrino® Advanced-N 6235 802.11a/b/g/n
- Bluetooth® v4.0 + EDR (Class 1)
- Up to 10 hours of battery life (3.5 hour charging time)
Integrated Options(not standard)
- 4G LTE multi carrier mobile broadband with satellite GPS
- GPS (SiRFstarIII™)
- 3MP camera with auto focus and dual LED light
- Backlit keyboard – sealed rubber or plastic emissive
- Insertable SmartCard reader
- Fingerprint reader
- Insertable SmartCard reader
- 128GB, 256GB or 512GB Solid State HD Upgrade
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is there a camera in this computer
The CF-19 did have an optional 5MP camera on the bottom. However, the CF-19 is now a discontinued. The Toughbook CF-20 is the current replacement.


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Just posting a quick, pre-emptive note on the playing of the national anthems at this morning's reception for Chinese President Hu — yes, yes, the band did, indeed, play the Chinese national anthem before the U.S. national anthem. No, this is not further proof that the U.S. is bowing down to the Chinese, nor that President Obama hates this country. It is, in fact, established State Department diplomatic protocol, as shown on the State Department's FAQ page:
Q: If both the U.S. national anthem and the national anthem of a foreign country were being played at an event (in the United States), which one would be played first?
A: Traditionally, as a courtesy, the foreign anthem is played first.
Just figured I'd get that out of the way.
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