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|Ksenia Tikhonenko was the driving force for Russia on their way to the silver medal
Russian center Ksenia Tikhonenko was able to take some consolation from not scooping gold at the U20 European Championship Women after being crowned Tournament MVP in Debrecen.
Without her leadership and performances under the basket, there's little doubt Russia would have struggled to get near the podium since even with the benefit of her tournament double-double of 12 points and 11 rebounds per game, it was still a challenging up and down ride.
In addition to being the best rebounder in the tournament, Tikhonenko also came up with 1.8 blocks per game, the second best of the competition.
The head coaches and media present in Debrecen not only voted on the MVP, but also the All Tournament Team, which included the following players in addition to Tikhonenko.
Olcay Cakir (Turkey): The point guard led her team to third place on the podium and a historic first ever medal in women's youth basketball for Turkey. It wasn't so much about the numbers for Cakir but her influence, intensity and energy - especially on defence. She came up with 10.7 points, 4.9 rebounds and 3.7 assists per game, finishing with a flourish by posting her joint highest score of the competition in the third place game.
Mariona Ortiz (Spain): The gold medal winning point guard was excellent throughout the tournament, perhaps rather ironically, having her least effective offensive game in the Final itself. But, she was a huge favourite of the coaches and media which isn't surprising after pulling the strings in the Spanish backcourt to great effect. She finished the tournament with 8.9 points, 5.2 rebounds and 3.0 assists per game and was also a rock on defence.
Alina Iagupova (Ukraine): The driving force behind Ukraine reaching the Quarter-Finals, Iagupova showed her incredible all-round skills to great effect. She finished as the top scorer in the tournament with 27.6 points per game, she led the way in assists with 5.3 per game, drew more fouls than anybody else and also finished with a tournament high tally of five double-doubles. That haul also included a magical and rare triple-double which she recorded against Serbia in the Second Round.
Queralt Casas (Spain): Having been crowned MVP in Novi Sad last year, Casas finds herself with yet another gold medal and also another spot in the All Tournament Team. Whilst she struggled from downtown throughout the competition, her class in every other area really shone brightly and during the Final, she really stepped up in the third quarter to end any chance Russia had of a comeback. She finished with 13.4 points, 5.1 rebounds, 2.3 assists and 3.1 steals per game.
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Mexican Rice
Mexican (or Spanish) rice at its base is onions, garlic and rice that is cooked in chicken stock and tomato sauce. It is great just like that but you can change it up by adding extras if you want. I like to add things like green or red peppers or beans. If what I am serving the rice with is hot and spicy I tend to leave it at that and enjoy the rice as a welcome relief from the spiciness of the main dish. If the main dish is not too spicy then I like to add more heat and spices such as chilies, chili powder, cumin, etc. to the rice to add some more kick and flavor to the overall meal. I also commonly like to use brown rice instead of plain old white rice to get a bit more fiber in my diet. Although this rice is easy enough to make on the stove top, you could make it even easier by cooking it in a rice maker if you have one. That way you are free to work on the rest of the meal without being distracted by checking on the rice. What I like most about Mexican rice is that cooking it in the chicken stock and tomato sauce makes it nice and creamy and full of flavour. This version of Mexican rice went well with my turkey pipian meal .
Mexican Rice
- 1 tablespoon oil
- 1 onion (chopped)
- 1 clove garlic (chopped)
- 1 green pepper (chopped)
- 1 jalapeno pepper (chopped)
- 1 cup long grained rice (I used brown long grained rice)
- 1 1/2 cups chicken stock
- 2 cups diced tomatoes with liquid
- 1 teaspoon chili powder
- 1 teaspoon cumin
- 1/2 teaspoon salt
- Heat the oil in a pan.
- Add the onions, garlic, green pepper, jalapeno and saute until tender, about 5-7 minutes.
- Add the rice, chicken stock, tomatoes, chili powder, cumin and salt and bring to a boil.
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Ben & Jerry's has proven once again it is the king of ice cream, this time by introducing four new flavors each with a sweet gooey core.
We've all been there: standing in the freezer section at the grocery store trying to decide which pint of ice cream to buy only to break down and buy two, which, ultimately, leads to eating way too much ice cream in one sitting.
Well, indecisive ice cream lovers rejoice! Ben & Jerry's has the solution for you!
The new 'Core' ice cream flavors feature a column of fudge, caramel or raspberry jam running down the middle between two complementary flavors. They really are works of art.
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TORONTO — As Shabbat Shirah (the Sabbath of Song) approaches this weekend, Cantor David Rosen wants the community to know that cantors are "much more than just the voice of the synagogue."
Rosen – the president of the Toronto Council of Hazzanim, and cantor and director of youth education at Beth Radom Congregation – told The CJN that cantors want to have more of a presence in the community.
"Our roles have evolved over the years," he said, citing pastoral visits, life cycle events and teaching, in partnership with congregational rabbis, in addition to cantors' more traditional role as singers and prayer leaders.
This year, the approximately 30-member organization is planning its annual concert to raise funds for charity, in conjunction with Jewish day school choirs, he said. "We're reaching out to all generations." Many of his colleagues also do programs at day schools, perform at seniors homes and visit residents there, he added.
Part of that outreach is done by the council, and part of it comes about after Rosen or a colleague receives a request for help with a program.
"I think that music really has the power to transcend generations," Rosen said. "I think we can access people through music, and give them an 'in' to Judaism…, whether seeing us at a concert or a community event, or seeing us onstage.
Another council project involves outreach to small communities, either in the form of concerts or by travelling there for a Shabbat, Rosen said. A few years ago, the council held a program in Sudbury, and a concert in London, Ont., is in the works for this spring.
The group has also participated in community Remembrance Day and Yom Hashoah services, and would like to become involved in more joint projects with the Toronto Board of Rabbis.
"We're working on a Yom Iyun – a day of study – for rabbis and cantors, and possibly the public, either for Shavuot or before the High Holidays."
Rosen, who was invested as a cantor by the School of Sacred Music of Hebrew Union College-Jewish Institute of Religion in 2003, noted that the council is pluralistic and includes members from Reform, Conservative and Orthodox congregations.
"Our Orthodox colleagues will not sing at a concert with a woman cantor [because of prohibitions against hearing a woman sing], but will sit around the table with her," he said.
"We try to be sensitive to both," he added, explaining that the council strives to alternate men-only events with mixed ones.
Speaking generally, he said that cantors have been forced to reinvent themselves. The council tries to offer professional development to cantors in the field, to help hone and improve their skills, he said.
In addition to an expanded role for cantors outside of prayer services, things have changed in their role at services. Prayers have become "much more participatory," Rosen said. "That's shifted greatly over the last 20 years.


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It is going to be frigid! This winter I will #PlungeWith Special Olympics Illinois at the 2018 Law Enforcement Torch Run Polar Plunge. That is right! I have committed to "be bold and get cold" for the 22,000 Special Olympics athletes participating across Illinois.
While I'm getting cold just thinking about it, I'm excited to join the thousands of warm-hearted individuals that will participate in the Polar Plunge. While my Plunge promises to be a little frigid, I do not mind because I am supporting the amazing athletes of Special Olympics Illinois.
To jump into the frigid waters, I have set a personal fundraising goal and I need your help to reach it! Any amount is appreciated – it all goes to one "cool" cause and gets me that much closer to my icy dip. Best of all, your donation helps provide athletes with intellectual disabilities the opportunity to participate in Special Olympics programs and reveal their inner champion.
Donating through this site is simple, fast, and secure. It is also the most efficient way to make a contribution to my Polar Plunge efforts and show your support for Special Olympics Illinois. If you would like to #PlungeWith me or learn more about this "official event of winter," visit www.plungeillinois.com for all of the chilly details.
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"After a busy year of ministries that took The Causey Way throughout Europe and boosted their CCC (Causey Conversion Count) to a staggering 97%, the group wishes to announce the arrival of "Causey vs.Everything," their newest full-length on Alternative Tentacles.
This new release features 8 of the 17 rotating ACE (aural communications and entertainment) members: Causey, Ane Diaz, Rain Phoenix, Summer Phoenix, Dr. Tracy Cox, The Button, Brian Teasley (Man or Astroman?), and Ballard Leisman (Rock-a-teens).
This exemplary group of young people share, in their characteristically selfless manner, some of their best musical contributions to date. With this exquisite collection of Causey anthems joining the group's growing repertoire (including their recently released "Testimony" EP on Fueled By Ramen Records, Less Than Jake's label), all sources predict a full 100% conversion count by the dawn of 2001."
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Back in January, I told you that New Year's Day felt like a genuine starting line this year. I said that 2012 would be a year for working hard on things I care about. All I can say is and how. It's been the workiest time, the best time. And it's about to get even better because today, I finally get to tell you what I've been working on. It's a four letter word that starts with a "B" and no, I don't mean another baby. Friends, I'm writing a book.
You know, I've been wondering what it would take to make those words feel real. Shipping off my proposal, maybe, or the meeting at Penguin in New York, or testing my first recipe last Sunday morning or – certainly, certainly – hearing from my agent on Friday that the contract is officially good to go. But honestly, friends, getting to type those words here, just now, is what's made me believe them. So before I go any further, I want to thank you, for your cheers, for your every kindness, for your company in the kitchen and right here over these last weird and wonderful years. This book would not be happening if it weren't for you, all of you, and I mean that in the most literal sense.
It was four years ago today that an aneurysm burst in my brain. August 19th is my "aneur-versary," and I love that I get to share this news with you on today of all days. The book (my book!) is a memoir with recipes, to be published by The Penguin Group in the fall of 2014. It's the story of my illness and recovery and what I learned along the way, that food had something to tell me, and that it felt good to listen. It's about cooking and baking myself back together again, fixing what's broken, and living with what can't be fixed. It's a love story. Mine and Eli's, yes, but also one writ large, about the people who reminded me who I was when I felt least like myself. Above all, it's about what it means to nourish and be nourished, to remember what it is to be hungry, to honor that hunger, and learn how to feed it.
My manuscript is due in a year, and I'm taking a leave of absence from graduate school to write it. You read that correctly: I'll be writing full-time. I'm excited to see what that's like.
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An editor shows a textual description of music (like Haskore), an interpreter computes and emits a stream of MIDI events, and (that's the main point) the user can change the program on the fly. Additionally the state of the interpreter is shown in the form of the current reduced term for educational and debugging purposes. * example usage ***** The live-sequencer does not make music itself, its entire task is to control other software or hardware synthesizers. That is, in order to hear something you need a working MIDI synthesizer such as the sampling based software synthesizer TiMidity. You may run TiMidity and the live-sequencer this way: > timidity -iA & > live-sequencer-gui --connect-to TiMidity Simplesong & This should give you an ongoing stream of notes. Then change one of the numbers that appear in the lines like qn = 300 and press CTRL-R for "reloading" that module into the interpreter. This should immediately have an effect, namely increasing the tempo of the melody. You may also alter a note name like c 4 to cis 4, then reload, then undo the modification and reload, again, after a while. This is the main idea of changing the song while it is playing. The way the changes are applied warrants that the change takes effect when the time comes. Music is not interrupted and does not need to be restarted for reacting to changes. The overall task performed by the sequencer is to lazily evaluate a term called main that is a list of events. The value of main is a stream of midi events (On/Off pitch velocity, PgmChange, Controller) or (Wait milliseconds). You may wrap a MIDI event in a Channel constructor in order to assign the event to the particular MIDI channel. If you omit this constructor then the event is put to channel 0. In each step, the head of the main stream gets reduced to head normal form (with : at the top), and the first arg of the : gets fully expanded and it must be a MIDI event. * input language ***** The used language is syntactically almost a subset of Haskell with only strict pattern matching and pattern matching only at the definition level (no case), no local bindings (no lambda, let, where), no types (no type inference, type signatures and type declarations are skipped), and with diet syntax (i.e. drastically reduced syntactic sugar, like no layout rule, no do syntax, no list comprehension, no operator sections). Semantics is similar to lazy evaluation, but we have no sharing. The design goal is that code can be changed while the program is running. This implies that evaluation of one expression may give different results at different times (e.g., during a live performance, one changes some chords of a musical theme). In turn, this implies that we do not store and share results of evaluations, hence, we don't have local bindings. You may import and use the special functions
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module. The effect is very similar to updating a value definition in a module and then reloading that module to the interpreter, but using the widgets is more intuitive. * Offline rendering ***** In the library interface of this package we provide the basic Live-Sequencer modules in order to allow offline rendering of music that you programmed within the Live-Sequencer. You may generate a standard MIDI file using functions from the
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. If the user of the GUI inserts comments like this one: > ---------------- , then it is possible to modify the content below this mark via HTTP. This way multiple people can participate in the composition process. The recommended situation is a room with a data projector and a loudspeaker, where the conductor explains the functions to the auditory and the participants can watch the screen and listen to the music. You may choose any other port using the command line option --http-port. If you want to use a system port like the standard HTTP port 80, we recommend to configure a firewall to redirect the external port 80 to the internal user port. We discourage from starting the live-sequencer as root user. You may disable the HTTP server altogether by compiling with cabal install -f-httpServer. * Execution modes ***** There are three modes of execution that you can choose from the Execution menu: * Real-time: This is the mode for musical live performances. The interpreter waits according to the Wait elements in the main list. * Slow motion: This mode is for demonstration and debugging. You can alter the speed using CTRL-< and CTRL->. * Single step: This mode is for demonstration, debugging and as a pause mode, when the interpreter reaches the end of the main list. You can trigger evaluation of the next element using CTRL-N. You can perform a single reduction with CTRL-U, which also highlights the rule that will be applied next. Changes to the program are only respected when an element is completely reduced and sent via MIDI. Unfortunately it is currently not possible to undo a step. * Editing ***** You can change a module name by altering the module identifier between the module and where keywords and then triggering module reload. The same way you can load new modules by adding import lines and reloading the module. Alternatively, you may create new modules or close old ones using functions from the File menu. For composition it is useful to play parts of the music. You can do this by simply placing the cursor within an identifier or by marking an expression and then call Play term from the Execution menu. This will make the marked expression the current term and start playing. Once the music is playing you can change it by altering the module and reload it. However you may find out that you cannot do a certain modification this way. In this case you can mark an expression that denotes a stream transformation function and call the Apply term menu item. This will apply the marked function to the current term. Useful functions are: * merge newTrack for adding a new track simultaneously. However, mind the latency! * flip append newTrack for appending some events to the current music. * dropTime time for skipping a part of the music. However this may skip some Off events and this yields hanging tones. Additionally you may exceed the number of maximally allowed reductions. * skipTime time for skipping a part of the music. This one only removes or shortens Wait constructors. Thus all events are played but you risk exceeding the limit for playing many events at once. * compressTime acceleration time for accelerating the music for a certain time. This should circumvent the problems of dropTime and skipTime. * Limits ***** Without some safety belts it would be very easy to consume all memory or all processing power by accident or by people who contribute malicious code via HTTP. Thus we have added some limits. These have reasonable default values but you can adjust them to your needs via command line options at startup. These are the limits you can set: * maximum number of reduction steps per list element: With this limit you can prevent infinite loops. * term size: With this limit you can prevent memory leaks. * term depth: With this limit you can prevent unbalanced expression trees. Unbalanced trees do not consume more memory than balanced ones, but they consume considerably more graphical space on pretty-printing. * maximum number of events per time period: If your song is too fast or does not contain any Wait elements at all, your machine will run out of processing power. Thus you can restrict the number of events generated in a certain period of time. It is controlled by two options: --event-period sets the time period in milliseconds whereas --max-events-per-period sets the maximum number of events within this time period. In principle you can consider this a ratio but you cannot simply cancel it. E.g. both --event-period=100 --max-events-per-period=15 and --event-period=1000 --max-events-per-period=150 describe the same ratio, the difference is how liberal is the sequencer with respect to exceeding the ratio for a short time. Read the first setting as: "For 15 adjacent events, the duration between the first and the last one must be at least 100ms." That is, if you emit 20 events simultaneously every second, then the first setting will forbid this, and the second setting will allow it. Thus we recommend to first set --max-events-per-period to the number of events that you want to emit simultaneously and then set --event-period large enough to match the power of your machine. * ALSA ***** Using the --new-out-port option you may add more ALSA MIDI ports. Every port extends the range of MIDI channels by 16 new logical channels. That is Channel 40 ev sends an event to MIDI channel 8 at the second newly added ALSA port (because 40 = 2*16+8). Every --connect-to option refers to the latest added port. Example: > live-sequencer --connect-to Synth0 --new-out-port out1 --connect-to > Synth1 --new-out-port out2 --connect-to Synth2 You do not need to connect to any synthesizer at startup. 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Jack Morris has been through all this before -- 13 times, to be exact.
The right-hander, who won the World Series with Detroit, Minnesota and Toronto, and had 254 victories during his 18-year big league career, remembers all the anguish and the disappointment. So this year he says he may not be hanging next to the phone with anticipation 9 at the witching hour as he waits to learn whether his long personal nightmare will end.
And perhaps this time he'll be elected to the Hall of Fame.
"What do you want me to say about it? There's nothing to say," Morris recently told MLB.com. "I'll just do what I've done for 13 years, and I'll wait to see what happens. If it doesn't happen, the next day the sun will come up. I don't really have any plans at the moment. We're going to get together with my kids, who live in Michigan. I have a new granddaughter I want to see. I'm not overly concerned one way or the other."
Last year, Morris was a long shot as Reds shortstop Barry Larkin became the sole player elected by the Baseball Writers' Association of America to the Class of 2012. But this time around, he's certainly on the cusp. His vote total leapt to 66.7 percent from 53.5 percent in 2011. In terms of hard numbers, Morris' name turned up on 382 of the 573 ballots. Since any candidate needs 75 percent of the vote to be elected in the Hall, Morris (or anyone else) had to have 430 votes in the most recent balloting to get in.
He fell 48 short. The amount of ballots cast from year to year varies, but that's the relative amount of votes he needs to make up in his next-to-last of 15 years of eligibility on the BBWAA ballot this year.
"That was encouraging," Morris said about this year's 13.2 percent increase. "Records are meant to be broken. You never know. This is the process, and I believe it's meant to be. Whatever happens, happens. I'm not one to say they need to change the system, because the system has been in place forever. It's always going to be controversial. Anytime you have a subjective opinion or a vote, you're going to have people disagree. That's nothing unusual. That's America."
The good news is that Larkin had 62.1 percent of the vote in 2011 and soared right past the 430 mark to garner 86.4 percent. He made it, but in only his third year on the ballot.
It should also be noted that Gil Hodges is the only player since Hall of Fame voting began in 1936 to amass better than 60 percent of the vote from the BBWAA and ultimately fail to make the Hall.
Here are some more recent positive examples:
Morris' good friend, Bert Blyleven, was elected in his 14th year of eligibility in 2011 when he was inducted along with second baseman Roberto Alomar. Blyleven was finally named on 60 percent of the ballots in 2008. Jim Rice, elected in his 15th year of eligibility in 2009, didn't hit 60 percent until his 12th. Bruce Sutter, elected in '06 in his 13th year of eligibility, crossed the 60 percent threshold the year prior to his election.
"That's the beauty of the waiting process -- the fact that there is time," Morris said. "If it was one vote and you're gone, there would be a lot more guys in or a lot more out. I've always said this: 'The guys who are in, they deserve to be in.' There [also] may be a few guys who aren't in, who deserve to be in. There's never going to be a perfect system. You can't really change it to make it perfect."
Blyleven, with his 287-250 record and fifth on the all-time strikeouts list with 3,701, was the real squeaker. In 2010, he barely missed the cut, finishing with 74.2 percent of the vote, the narrowest margin in Hall of Fame voting history. The very next year when he made it in, the right-hander gained 5.5 percent and went in with 79.7 percent of the votes.
Like Morris, Blyleven wasn't sure why he it took him so long to make the grade.
"I'll just say the last name is Blyleven and it's 2011. The writers just decided, 'Hey, that would be a good year for him to go in,'" Blyleven quipped back then. "It's been frustrating over the years. I can tell you that the last week, my wife and I have been pretty nervous. It's been 14 years of praying and waiting. I'd like to thank the baseball writers for finally getting it right."
A player must maintain at least five percent of the vote each year for 15 years to remain on the BBWAA ballot. And like all later-look candidates, Morris has gained backers as new voters have cycled into the pool and veteran writers have reevaluated.
Like Rice, who was one of the American League's most prolific hitters during the 1980s, Morris was far and away the winningest pitcher in the AL of that decade. Nobody else was even close. Morris won 162 games from 1980-89. The runner-up was Blue Jays ace Dave Stieb with 140.
In addition, Morris was 7-4 with a 3.80 ERA in 13 postseason starts and 4-2 with a 2.96 ERA in seven World Series starts. He won twice against the Padres in 1984 when the Tigers prevailed in five games and lost twice to the Braves when the Blue Jays won the 1992 World Series in six games.
But Morris' signature performance of his career came for the Twins in Game 7 of the 1991 World Series against those same Braves at the Metrodome when he tossed 10 scoreless innings to outduel John Smoltz, winning the game, 1-0, to clinch the series. He gave up three runs over 23 innings in that Series and posted a 2.23 ERA for that entire postseason.
"I remember just about everything about it," Morris said about the epic game played on Oct. 27, 1991. "It was magic. You had two teams that nobody predicted would be there. Both teams had the same character. We had raw determination. We didn't want to lose. So it went to Game 7. Every game was exciting. It was the series that just exploded. Every game was better than the one before. When it got to the final game, it just turned out that nobody scored."
For that game alone, Morris arguably should earn his way into the Hall of Fame. And perhaps on Jan. 9 the phone will ring with good news when he least expects it.
Barry M. Bloom is national reporter for MLB.com and writes an MLBlog, Boomskie on Baseball. Follow@boomskie on Twitter.


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Wherever art collector, philanthropist and billionaire Eli Broad goes, star architects follow. As the lead donor for UCLA's Broad Art Center (2000), LACMA's Broad Contemporary Art Museum (2003), and the Eli and Edythe Broad Art Museum at Michigan State University (2007), he has brought big names like Richard Meier, Renzo Piano and Zaha Hadid respectively to modern architecture, specifically museum design. And with his current project, the Broad Museum (situated next to the Gehry-designed Walt Disney Concert Hall in downtown Los Angeles), Broad introduces relative newcomers Diller Scofidio + Renfro to the list.
With more than 2,000 contemporary works of art to his and his foundation's name, Broad's art collection is too expansive to list, so I'll stick to the monuments erected to house it. First up is the Broad Museum, currently under construction (pictured above and below).
Nobody walks in L.A., and to that end cars feature prominently in this design, visible through wide glass windows on the lobby level as they enter the underground parking lot.
The just-opened design at Michigan State University in East Lansing, Michigan, is all Zaha Hadid--skewed lines and angles taken straight from a science fiction movie (below).
The windswept lines continue on to the interiors, where even the recessed fixtures continue with an asymmetrical theme.
The least adventurous of Broad's museums is the Piano designed BCAM at LACMA (pitcured below). Given that the institution is partially taxpayer-funded, the austere design is a bit more understandable.
In truth, the most prominent feature of the new wing is artist Chris Burden's light sculpture located next door (check out our earlier story about Chris Burden's artwork). If you're so inclined, feel free to shop our modern post lights and build an art installation of your own at home.
Lighting isn't only used as artwork, as the above picture would have you think. At museums and in the home, it's a critical part of viewing artwork. In recent years, the art world has increasingly eschewed traditional incandescent picture lights in favor of modern recessed lighting and fluorescent and halogen fixtures. Here are a few of my favorite designs for lighting contemporary art:
Juno 4" Low Voltage Chrome Adjustable Recessed Light Trim
Louvre 18" Wide Satin Nickel Finish Plug-In Picture Light
Starting your own personal art collection is a lot of fun. And who knows, someday you may find yourself gifting your art collection to museums across the country too. This is the season of giving after all.
Images: Arch Daily, Architect Magazine, Fabrik, Experiencing L.A.
Every year, Americans head south in the winter for a growing conglomeration of art and design fairs. In early December, the art world descended upon Miami for a weekend-long collection of more than 20 art fairs. In the next few months Southern California will see a handful of fairs, beginning with Los Angeles in January (the L.A. Art Show, Art Contemporary L.A., and Photo L.A.) and Palm Springs in February (Palm Springs Fine Art Fair and the Modernism Show).
Folks line the halls of convention centers and pop-up tents for these weekend-long parties, taking in thousands of works on sale, along with a never-ending series of art installations, performances and symposia by day. At night, luxury lifestyle brands foot the bill at any number of exclusive parties (see Pae White's city block-sized oceanfront installation from 2009 below)...Don't worry about getting a formal invite. Someone always knows someone in the art world.
To get your hands on a piece of art work, you can expect to pay as much as $1 million, but the window shopping is free and as good of a reason as any to attend an art fair. And for that, we recommend taking in Design Miami. There was no shortage of eye candy at this year's event (December 5-9, 2012), from the inflated tube foyer by NYC-based Snarkitecture pictured below...
...to the design installations inside:
A stark yet composed contrast was the name of the game at Design Miami, which got me thinking about how to get this same effect at home. Use throw pillows with bold patterns. Contemporary wall sconces with raw bronze finishes and rustic wood furniture. Graphic, text-based wall art. Effective pop of color such as red or orange modern table lamps.
Zuo Haxby Walnut and Glass Modern Coffee Table, Set of 2 Black and White Zig Zag Toss Pillows, Possini Lighting on the Square Bronze Modern Bath Wall Light, Splash Modern Coral Ceramic Rectangular 26-Inch-H Table Lamp, Family Rules White on Black 20" High Motivational Wall Art
Of course, if you've got some extra wall space and are in the market, art fairs are an excellent opportunity to find original art too. Remember, dealers are there to sell artwork and to that end, many are willing to offer payment plans and even discounts on your first piece of artwork. It's also possible to find work from emerging artists at a very reasonable price. So while it's too late this year for Miami, head to Southern California in January and February. The sun will be out and the art will too.
Images: The Saunders Blog, No Artificial, Backstage At, Ur Design, Paperblog, The Decorating Diva
From our Euro Style Lighting family to yours, we wish you a very Merry Christmas!
December, 2012
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Episodes Include:
The Threat: Hawkeye is searching for a missing party of English settlers. When he discovers they've been abducted into slavery, he risks his own life to restore their freedom.
The Promised Valley: After purchasing land from the Tuscorora Indians, the settlers are ordered to leave the valley by the tribe's new chief. Hawkeye suspects foul play and sets out to uncover the truth.
Way Station: In a desperate bid to be chief, a Kona brave tries to kill his rival and frame Hawkeye for the murder. Hunted by the tribe, Hawkeye and the injured man take refuge in a station building.
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FS#264 - Support for "Layouts" (paper space, viewport)
Opened by Anonymous Submitter - Saturday, 17 September 2011, 13:03 GMT+2
Last edited by Andrew (andrew) - Thursday, 26 October 2017, 10:07 GMT+2
There is one important ACAD feature that I would really like to see supported in QCAD3 and that is "Layouts"
Looking at the block lists, it seems to me that it can't be too much extra work to support it, since the model space and different paper spaces are already shown there - and one can edit it.
QCAD draws infinitely easier than ACAD and drawing layouts is a primary feature of ACAD. With this in QCAD I can hardly see why anyone that does 2D work would need ACAD at all.
Thursday, 26 October 2017, 10:07 GMT+2
Reason for closing: Implemented
What I would love to see in this
- Ability to draw a layout that was just paper size.
- Ability to include auto-completed references (specifically scale)
- Ability to define the visible layers in a layout (so that printing Layout 1 always includes the same information regardless of what is currently visible).
This feature is very important and could really reduce the gap between QCAD and ACAD.


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The NHL playoffs started on April 30. On June 8, the Chicago Blackhawks topped the L.A. Kings in overtime to…send Chicago to the Stanley Cup finals, ensuring at least two, and possibly three more weeks of hockey. It took until June 24 for the Blackhawks to dispatch of the Boston Bruins and claim another section of engravings on the Cup.
Hockey fans wouldn't have it any other way, because the payoff is so sweet. That payoff, of course, is Lord Stanley's Cup, which has been around in one incarnation or another since 1892. That fact alone makes the Stanley Cup one of the best trophies in sports.
Here's my list of the 10 greatest trophies in the sporting world. They're all not a "trophy" in the most literal sense, but they all fall into the dictionary definition of a trophy being "something gained or given in victory or conquest." I graded the trophies on a scale of 1 through 10 on aesthetics, history, and the difficulty in obtaining each.
10. Borg-Warner Trophy, Indianapolis 500 winner
Aesthetics: 5 History: 8 Difficulty: 7
The trophy given to the winner of the Indianapolis 500 is equal parts ugly and unique. The Borg-Warner trophy made its debut in 1936, and since that year, the trophy has featured a bas-relief of the winning driver's face. That's what makes this trophy a one-of-a-kind relic, but unique doesn't automatically mean beautiful. The Indy 500 is a challenging open-wheel race that's held every year, and three different men – A.J. Foyt, Al Unser and Rick Mears – hold the record for wins with four.
9. NCAA basketball trophy and net
Aesthetics: 7 History: 7 Difficulty: 8
The tradition of winning teams cutting down the nets after winning a basketball tournament dates back to the 1920s, a tradition that started – go figure – in the Hoosier State of Indiana. For collegiate basketball players, there is no prettier picture than the frayed ends of a cut-down net set against the traditional, simplistic wood paneling and gold plating of the NCAA championship trophy. The trophy that the basketball team wins is the same as in all of the other sports, but there's something to be said about incorporating a part of the playing field in with what the team earns for winning. The difficulty level is high as well. Outlasting a field of 64 (or 68) is not always an accomplishment completed by the best team in the country, but rather the team playing the best basketball in March and early April.
8. Lombardi Trophy, NFL champion
Aesthetics: 8 History: 7 Difficulty: 7
The trophy has only been named after legendary Green Bay Packers coach Vince Lombardi since 1970, but has been awarded since the league's first Super Bowl in 1967. The trophy is beautiful and simple and a new trophy is constructed every year by Tiffany and Co. All things considered, the trophy is relatively small, standing just 22 inches tall and weighing seven pounds, but the grind of 16 regular season NFL games and three or four playoff games makes for a sweet payoff for the Super Bowl Champion.
7. Heisman Trophy
Aesthetics: 7 History: 8 Difficulty: 8
It's one of the few statues in all of sports where winners can mimic the pose depicted, the Heisman Memorial Trophy has been awarded to the most outstanding player in college football each year since 1935. Originally known as the Downtown Athletic Club Trophy, the award was named after John W. Heisman after his death in 1936. The cast-bronze statue stands 13.5 inches tall and weighs 25 pounds, and only one player, Ohio State's Archie Griffin, has ever won two Heisman Trophy awards (1974 and 1975).
6. Green jacket, Masters champion
Aesthetics: 9 History: 7 Difficulty: 7
Golf has its fair share of trophies, but its most prestigious award isn't a trophy in the traditional sense. Until 1949, only members of Augusta National were given green jackets, until Sam Snead received on for winning that year's Masters. Since then, each winner has become an honorary member of the club, and has been presented with a custom-tailored jacket that he is allowed to keep for a calendar year. After that point, the jacket remains at Augusta.
5. Title belt, Heavyweight boxing champion
Aesthetics: 7 History: 9 Difficulty: 8
The traditional of awarding a title belt to boxing's heavyweight champion dates back to 1887, when the city of Boston wanted to award native son John L. Sullivan with an elaborate diamond-encrusted, gold-plated belt with the inscription "Presented to the Champion of Champions, John L. Sullivan, by the Citizens of the United States." There has not been a true unified heavyweight champion since Mike Tyson in 1989, but the uniqueness, as well as the infrequency that it is awarded, that elevates the prestige of heavyweight title belts to one of the highest in sport.
4. Bed of roses, Kentucky Derby champion
Aesthetics: 8 History: 8 Difficulty: 8
One of the most beautiful prizes in all of sports also "stems" from one of the oldest traditions. The red rose became the official flower of the Kentucky Derby in 1904, but the first bed of roses was presented to the winning jockey, Ben Brush, in 1896. The race was unofficially dubbed the "Run for the Roses" by sports columnist Bill Corum and the bed of roses has appeared in the same manner as it does today every year since 1932. The bed of roses is made up of more than 400 roses, and has been produced by the Kroger Company since 1987.
3. World Cup trophy
Aesthetics: 8 History: 7 Difficulty: 9
One of the few trophies to not be awarded on an annual basis, the winner of the World Cup trophy must survive two-plus years of qualifying before running the gauntlet in a 32-team tournament held every four years. The journey is long but the payoff is sweet: the FIFA World Cup trophy. Originally commissioned in 1946 and named after the "founding father of the FIFA World Cup" Jules Rimet, the trophy has since been altered with the current edition awarded since 1974. The trophy is made of 18-karat gold, stands 14.5 inches high and weighs just shy of 17 pounds. The winning country does not get to keep the trophy, as it remains a possession of FIFA.
2. Gold medal, Olympic games
Aesthetics: 8 History: 9 Difficulty: 9
It's hard to compete with the beauty and simplicity of the gold medal, awarded to the winner of each event at the Olympic games. Medals have been awarded at the Olympics since 1896, but the last year to award solid-gold medals to the winners was 1912. The Olympics are conceptually a simple event, the exist to determine the fastest, strongest and best in each event, and the prize for doing so is simple as well. Each Olympic games designs a new medallion, but the prestige and history remain intact for each Olympiad.
1. Stanley Cup, NHL champion
Aesthetics: 10 History: 10 Difficulty: 8
The perfection that is Lord Stanley's Cup is unrivaled in the rest of sport. The grueling playoff structure that the National Hockey League forces its teams to partake in are rewarded by lifting the lightest 34.5 pounds a hockey player will ever pick up. First commissioned in 1893 to award to the champion of the Amateur Hockey Association of Canada, the names of the winning team members have been added to the silver and nickel alloy cup every year since. The Stanley Cup maintains is current dimensions of being 35.25 inches high with a diameter just shy of 11.5 inches by removing a band from the cup once it is filled with names. The tradition of each member of the winning franchise getting to "spend a day with the Cup" helps to vault the status of the Stanley Cup even higher into sports lore.