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{Magazine Review} Martha Stewart Cakes & Cupcakes
I let a squeal of delight when I got an email from the Martha Stewart team asking me if I would like to review a special edition of Martha Stewart Living. As a dessert blogger and wannabe crafter Martha is a huge inspiration. I even wrote one of my business papers in college on her.
I don't currently have any magazine subscriptions so I like the idea of having one special issue dedicated solely to cakes and cupcakes. The issue costs $9.99 which is hefty for one magazine but it's over a hundred pages and costs about the same as buying two separate magazines.
You'll already find a few of the cakes on the Martha website but there are a few cake ideas and tutorials that are not available there. The special issue is laid out the same as the magazine with a picture thumbnail index at the front and a full color picture of each cake in the first half. The second half of the magazine consists of tips and techniques, frosting and flowers, marzipan and fondant figures and finally a detailed how to for each cake featured in the front of the magazine. There are also how to photos for the more difficult techniques.
I was really excited to try out some of the decorating techniques but surprisingly I don't have many icing tips. It's ridiculous as I have about three giant boxes of decorating equipment! Instead I did the best with the kit and skills that I already possess.
The issue arrived just in time for my birthday and I made myself a Lemon Blueberry Layer Cake and I turned the Salted Caramel Chocolate Layer Cake into Dark Chocolate & Caramel Salted Cupcakes to take into the office. The recipes were perfect and both cakes tasted amazing.
My Martha Stewart Cupcakes is my favorite and most used cookbook and I'm really excited to add a cake edition to supplement it. I can't wait to try a few of the more advanced decorating techniques. The special issue is on sale from February 4th – May 13th.
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All Time Best: Baseball Movie Moment
I fell in love with basketball long ago. I played non stop for years but it wasn't my first love. That distinction belongs to baseball. In the six years I played competitive baseball there were many moments I will never forget but one in particular rises above the rest.
It was my second season and I wasn't old enough to play hardball yet so it was softball for me. I was basically an infielder my whole 'career' but for some reason, this was the only season I was a catcher. Our team completely dominated that year and made it to the championship game.
So there I was at the end of the summer, in the final inning with 2 out. We were only up by one or two runs so the pressure was on. The batter took his final swing and popped it up directly above my head. I had to hustle but I caught that ball and we won the championship. There's nothing like making the final play to win a title, even if it was only little league softball.
Strangely enough, another memory I have from that day was a meteor shower that everyone was talking about. Back then, I was a little naive and I remember a few people messing with me causing me to 'worry' about one of the meteors crashing down to earth.
"The chances are slim but it could happen" They told me.
I stayed up that night and watched the only meteor shower I've ever seen. I haven't witnessed one since.
It was an amazing day.
It wasn't long after that when I became obsessed with movies as well and films like The Sandlot captured my imagination. I ran a bit of a poll on my Facebook account last week and asked people what their favorite baseball movie moment was.
I started it off with one of my favorite moments: Kevin Costner's character playing catch with his father in Field of Dreams. Great moment. Many people mentioned their personal favorites like 'The Pickle with Hercules', 'There's no crying in baseball', a whole bunch of awesome Bull Durham references and more…
It was so easy for people to select their favorite moment. Like it was instinct. Ask a question like 'What is your favorite baseball movie moment?' and people just know. It's a part of them. People love baseball movies. I love baseball movies!
LINK: Check out ESPN's favorite baseball moments here.
The more I thought about it, the more I kept going back to my favorite little league moment and how much fun I had. And so…
The Sandlot Wins For Me
Field of Dreams is a close second but I knew my favorite baseball moment would come from The Sandlot the second I started writing this post.
This classic is permanently etched in my mind but this isn't about picking my favorite baseball movie. It's about my favorite baseball movie moment. So I decided to go with 'The Omen' when Benny crushes the ball with such force it literally rips the ball apart.
I chose that particular moment above all the hilarious and quotable lines because it's all about baseball. It's about playing the game and being a part of something amazing.
That's what baseball means to me. Even if the Blue Jays haven't won for a million years…
What's your favorite baseball movie moment?


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For food, you've got options right outside our door, like Tacos El Vagabundo, and neighborhood favorites right down the street, like Salt & Fat.
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Matt Wong, Co-Founder, Vice President
Matt co-founded the Dashing Whippets with Rich in May 2009. Matt grew up in Connecticut and graduated with a BA in Economics at Trinity College in Hartford, CT in 2000 and an MPA from the University of Connecticut in 2006. Matt has been running since joining his high school cross country team his sophomore year. He then had an admittedly mediocre cross country and track career at Trinity. Since being with the team, Matt has completed 4 marathons, but mostly concentrates on shorter races, with PRs of 4:40 at the 2017 Fifth Avenue Mile, 17:15 5000 meters at a Thursday Night at the Races meet at the Armory, 22:56 at the Race to Deliver 4M, and 1:18:40 half marathon in the 2016 NYC Half Marathon. Matt lives in Clinton Hill, Brooklyn with his wife and twin daughters.
Rich Hsieh Co-Founder, President
Rich co-founded the Dashing Whippets back in May 2009. He currently works as Lead Software Engineer at Meetup.com. Rich grew up in Massachusetts and graduated with a B.Sc. in Computer Science from Brown University. Since being with the team, he's completed 5 marathons (PR 3:15) and 4 triathlons. He now resides in Park Slope, Brooklyn where you can find him hosting runs in Prospect Park or hanging out at a local ramen or craft beer joint.
Amy Smitherman, Treasurer
Amy has been a member of Dashing Whippets since 2009. She has a Bachelor's degree in Art History from the University of Alabama and business and a graduate degree in Non Profit Management from Yale University, and is now working as the Director of Finance for Homes for the Homeless. Although Amy can be found most days running around the city, she can also be found at home with her dog Oreo or at a local bar watching Alabama Football.
Blaise Chow, Secretary
A graduate of the University of Rochester and Brooklyn Law School, Blaise is a partner at the law firm Ropers Majeski Kohn & Bentley. Blaise concentrates his practice in directors and officers liability and employment law. A member since August 2010, Blaise thinks about one day qualifying for the Boston Marathon (current PR is 3:29).
Henrietta Aitken
Henrietta has been a Whippet since early 2012. She started running as cross-training for rowing while at Oxford University, where she later dabbled in triathlons. When she moved to New York, she started purely focusing on running and racing. Her favorite distance is the half marathon, and she ran a 1:26 PR at that distance in September 2013. Henrietta manages corporate communications strategies for tech companies.
Jonathan Park joined the Dashing Whippets in August 2014 so he could become faster than his dog, Monty. Now he's too fast and has to leave Monty home during workouts. He attended Vassar College and Fordham Law School and is now a litigator. Jonathan lives in Park Slope, Brooklyn, with his wife, Alia, who won't let him hang his race medals on the wall.
Kevin Ghim
Kevin Ghim joined the Dashing Whippets in October '11. He as a BS in Biology from Gordon College and currently works at Mozilla as a Product Manager trying to figure out interesting things to do with data and personalization. Kevin has run two marathons with his PR of 4:23 coming from Harrisburg Marathon in 2012. He hopes to belong to the sub-4 club someday.
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Terrence McGovern became a Dashing Whippet in January of 2013. He currently works as Head of Delivery Management at Kaplan Test Prep. Despite his title, he is not a doula; his team builds Kaplan's online learning platform. Terrence grew up in Connecticut and graduated with a BA in English from Harvard University, where he ran cross country and track. His favorite distance is the 5k. He now resides in Park Slope, Brooklyn with his wife, daughter, son, and a "Bleacher Creatures" 14-inch doll of Jeremy Lin.


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What is laryngeal tilt? Many singers do it unconsciously because it is sort of built-in in classical vocal technique. What happens when you tilt? What is actually tilted? Can you lose this ability?
Let´s try to answer some of these questions.
The larynx consists of three main cartilages: the thyroid, the cricoid and the arytenoids. The thyroid cartilage sits on top of the cricoid and they are connected to each other with a paired muscle, the cricothyroid. When the cricothyroid muscles contract they pull the thyroid a little forward and down thereby tilting the thyroid. While the arytenoids also rotate towards each other closing the glottic chink, the vocal cords close while stretching and lengthening at the same time. This means we can sing different pitches; the more the folds stretch, the higher the pitch. IF there is no tilt we can still sing higher pitches but not as easily and the sound retains a speechlike quality. With thyroid tilt we can really SING!
Thyroid tilt is therefore very important. How can it be taught? Usually it happens quite automatically and classical teachers ask for it from the very beginning when they show and have students imitate head and mixed voice. This terminology is confusing again – it is not produced in the head but by the vocal cords – but we FEEL it in the head. That´s why it has been named head voice long ago. It is the result of function, not the cause of it. If we don´t have anyone to demonstrate tilted voice sound, we can also imagine crying or sobbing. They are natural human responses and primal sounds that we can take advantage of when learning to sing. Crying means the tilt happens naturally; adding even more cry with sob also lowers the larynx. This enables us to vary the colours of the voice depending on the emotianal contexts of songs.
If you have never been conscious of thyroid tilt it is possible to lose it. That can happen unfortunately for a number of causes. If too much pressure is used in singing the vocal fold vibration may become too thick and the lengthening / stretching of the cords gets more difficult. The fine edges of the cords that should be innervated and touch each other gently and firmly lose their sensitivity and thicken. That calls for even more pressure which of course exacerbates the situation. We hear this kind of forced singing all the time. The tilt that would enable the cords to stretch may be reduced. There are also cases where trauma to the neck or whiplash may cause deterioration of the laryngeal coordination, thus making singing very effortful.
How to tilt? Gently moan and cry, do the siren exercise (sing on –ng). You might palpate the front of the neck gently and feel the tiny forward rocking motion. Tilting adds sweetness to the sound as well as healthy vibrato. Tilt can be used in all genres, not only classical and it makes singing more comfortable and easier.


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In our house, we have an entire closet filled to the brim with games.
An entire closet. It's ridiculous.
Last summer, because cards and game pieces kept spilling out of the closet into the hallway, I decided it was time to purge. I went through the closet and turned three large boxes filled with games over to the local thrift store.
Then a month later, no joke, I was at the same thrift store purchasing one of the games I had just donated. Of course, I had to pay the price listed on the garage sale label that I had stuck on there.
I think we have a serious game problem…
Our Favorite Family Games
So today, since we have become familiar with soooooo many games, I'm here to share with you our family's favorite games.
Apples to Apples
This is by far our favorite go-to game when all the family gets together. In this card game, you have red and green cards. Everyone is given a hand of red cards. In each round a "judge" plays a green card and then each player selects a card from his hand that they think best fits the green card. We've found that playing to the judge's taste/personality helps you win the round! (If you play the "Green Bay Packers" red card for the "Legendary" green card, you're sure to win a point at our house!)
UNO Attack
This game is always fun, always crazy, and always results in tons of laughter. It's spin-off from the regular UNO game. There are a few crazy new cards thrown in that the regular version of UNO does not have, but the biggest kicker is the fact that every time you have to draw, you could end up with anywhere from nothing at all to a whole handful of cards. It just depends on how many cards the game decides to shoot out. The unpredictable factor makes this game tons of fun.
Ticket to Ride
This game takes a bit longer to complete so it's great for those rainy days or days when you are snowed in. If you have boys who are fond of trains, this game is for them! In this cross-country train game, the goal is to connect your railway route. But watch out! Your opponent might be trying to connect their railway route, too, and get in your way. The more connections you are able to make the more points you get. And the person with the most points wins the game!
Blokus is another game for four players. Each player is given their own color of odd shaped plastic pieces. The object of the game is to connect as many of your own pieces as you can, while strategically blocking your opponents. This game can sometimes create arguments, like, "Hey, I was going to go there," and "You blocked me and now I can't play!" So…it's a good game to practice getting along. It's a lot more fun with fewer than four players, though, because you have more space on the board.
Memoir '44
This game may not appeal to the whole family, but the boys love it! It is a war game similar to Axis and Allies, but less complicated and much quicker to play. It is a two player game (although more people can play in teams) where each player controls either the allied or German forces. The game comes with a map that can be customized with different terrain features that are used to create various World War II battles. The directions come with several different battles and show where to place towns, hills, forests, etc. as well as the infantry, tanks, and artillery units for both sides. The directions also tell a little about the history of the battle and the objectives and advantages or disadvantages of each side. Once everything is set up, you have a chance to make your moves and create a little history of your own!
Spot It
This creative game is good for your brain! It's so tricky sometimes, I don't even believe it. It is a game of visual perception. The round cards are decorated with pictures and symbols. Your job is to be the first to find the match between any two cards. There is only one match between any two cards and it's not always easy to "spot it!" The recommended age on this game is 7 and up but my daughter who is 4 can beat me, and often does.
Card Games
My kids are really into card games right now. Actually, I think they're kind of addicted. Our favorite card games at the moment are:
So, there are some of our favorite family games…what are yours?


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Ah... such a voice...
This is the kind of voice that could turn any straight guys into gay guys...
Or something like that. I only tried to sound funny.
Anyway, I love the flash and music! Plus, it's been a long time since we saw Hernando!
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Very smooth, vivid animation plus great voice acting, and an insanely addicting song with clever lyrics. Top notch! ...I'm going to go watch 'Space Duck' now.
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Gooseman is back!!
His dark, diabolical plans disguised as a harmless surfer dude makes him my hero!
That and his angelic singing voice...
More please!!!
congratulations you are the first person to ever call my singing "angelic". i will treasure and savour this moment.
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You deserve that 5\10. YOU ARE A GOD AT making musicals. DON'T EVER STOP MAKING THEM!!! XD
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Amazing as always
I'm now waiting for "Greasy Moose: The Musical" to come out. No pressure or anything, but I've enjoyed every song you've done so keep it up.


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text: Holly groaned, rolling over in the water. ''This has been one hell of a trip..'' She said. She began treading water- and grinned at ehr luck. She wasn't bruised at all. (Yea, i'm spending the point). She toook a deep breath and ducked under the water to unlash the wires around her leg. Resurfacing, she poked her head out of the Gash, nice and carefullu, and began looking around for the boat. It was around her- she was in the air inside an elevator shaft or something. ''Flip.'' she said, then carefully put her head back in. ''Gonna need some arrows and a bow to hunt. Gonna need to eat...'' She looked down at her belly. ''Soon. Maybe there's some food salvagable.'' Sighing loudly, she ducked back under and tried her best to see a way out down below.


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TONIGHT (Monday, April 22), the Lewis and Harris football landscape continues at great pace with the ABC Cup taking centre stage.
Carloway welcome Lochs to Cnoc a'Choilich, Back roll out the blue carpet for the West side, Aths and Point meet in their match which was a victim of the torrential rain last week and Harris will clash with United in Tarbert.
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Will this be the lowest price drop for the Nikon D7000?
This is the lowest price drop for the Nikon D7000, could the rumor be true that the replacement is coming? Will the price fall any further, maybe below $900? Does it have anything to do with the rumored D400 and D600?
The three main online retailers in the US, Amazon, Adorama and B&H have the D7000 (body only) listed at $996. It includes an instant rebate of $200.
When the D7000 was first up for sale I got it for $1195. That was over a year and half ago. Today it's being sold for $200 less.
Demand for the D7000 is still very high, this is probably why we haven't seen a larger price drop and in my opinion any additional drop will be small. This year I don't expect it to drop under $900.
The rumor mill has at least two other Nikon bodies being announced this year, the D600 and D300 replacement. And perhaps even a D7000 update, (although less likely in my opinion). I believe the recent drop has more to do with the D600 and D400.
Many beginning and advanced photographers jumped on the D7000 back when it was first sold. The specs in many ways were much like, if not better, than the D300, so today most of those users would normally buy a D400, (D300 replacement) and/or move up to a D600 full frame camera. Especially if the D600 is priced around $1600 or so.
In my opinion current D7000 users are not looking for a replacement of the D7000, instead the target camera (if any) would be a D400 or D600. This makes more sense for Nikon and are the two camera's I assume will be announced in the next month or so.
As for the Nikon D7000 selling for $996, it's a steal. Although I've pushed my D7000 to it's limits by using it professionally and even once breaking the shutter, I still love this camera. I've calculated that my D7000 has returned me more than $10,000 in profits in the last year in a half, not bad for an initial investment of $1195! It really works well for my needs, used both for sports and in the studio. In fact I just placed an order for a second D7000, which I plan to use as a backup and for my wife to use.


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That is the worst! (actually, in terms of Crohn's, not THE worst, but no fun either :)
That happens to me sometimes, and it's (in simple layman's terms), uh, trapped gas. It happens when I either overeat or eat something that gives me gas (sometimes too much fruit, etc). For me it usually goes away in a few hours - exercise helps, especially running or walking and yoga or even 10 minutes of stretching to kind of straighten out the kinks of your insides (that's the way I envision it anyway) :)
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- Did you hear about the three-month-old talking Bungoma baby girl?
- Well, picture this if you will, but what do you think she would tell Kenyans if given the chance?
- Here is my version of the things she'd probably advice on
Yesterday, Monday, September 19, the Star newspaper reported that there was a talking three-month-old baby in Bungoma county that was shocking residents.
READ ALSO: Bungoma elders investigating strange case of a 3-month-old talking baby
Reports had it that the baby girl could articulate herself whenever she was in need of something.
So, put on your thinking caps with me and wonder, what should this baby tell Kenyans?
Here are my thoughts:
READ ALSO: Bungoma county official suing Congolese woman he 'bit off finger'
READ ALSO: The harshest and weird beliefs held against women from Kenya's tribes
1. Stereotypes
Not all Kambas are sex addicts, not all Luhyas live for tea and true, Swahili women reportedly know how to gerrit and give it.
Not all Kikuyu women are destined to be single mothers or maintained baby mamas
READ ALSO: Why many men date but never marry extremely beautiful women
READ ALSO: Did Raila call Luhyas wajinga? He issues a lengthy response to Mudavadi
2. Tribalism
This baby will tell you that being tribal because of your political affiliation is a waste of time.
You will hate another tribe because a political leader said people from that area are idiots who do not know what they want.
But, at the end of the day, these politicians you play sycophant for will dine with his perceived rival. He was just putting on a show for the cameras.
READ ALSO: Video: Nakuru MP caught on tape inciting his people against rival community
READ ALSO: Silly decisions Kenyan men compel their women to make
3. Relationship goals
Not every man is a cheating skunk- there are some who still believe in monogamy and, dare I say, a happily-ever-after.
Oh, and not every woman is after a man's money.
She will probably tell you that there exists a mythical creature known as a platonic friendship between men and women, and it will not be about being friend zoned or benefits. Some people are generally ride or die.
READ ALSO: The 7 lies people always tell in their relationships
READ ALSO: The 10 times Kenyan politicians have made their supporters to appear stupid
4. Selfish politicians
You pour out into the streets to fight a politician's cause yet you gain nothing in the long run. No amount of demonstrations or loyalty will elevate you to their level. Or to handle the millions they do in a day!
Your blood will spill on the streets after being shot at by anti-riot police while the politician heads home under tight security to a lavish banquet dinner with his family and friends.
What is the circumference of your belly to his or hers first of all?
READ ALSO:Jubilee is a party of two communities
READ ASO: Ababu Namwamba is selfish and individualistic, says Luhya MP
5. Gambling
The odds of you winning money is so small that to win KSh 1,000 you will probably have spent KSh 2,000 to get that money.
And banking on sports gambling for money to handle your daily needs is a cause enough for you to be institutionalized.
You will not win a month's rent in one hour, you cannot win money for dowry and no- no woman will fall for you and your gambling no matter the 'winning streak' you think you might have.
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You'll probably lose because that betting company sponsors a European League team and Europeans sometimes do plot to throw matches to win money.
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Visiting hours: 4-8 pm Friday December 2, 2016 Service: Saint John the Baptist Church Service Time: 8:45 am Saturday December 3, 2016Interment: Ferncliff MausoleumBiography:Anthony R. DeBruin, of Yonkers, died on November 30, 2016. He was 94 years old. Born in Minneapolis Minnesota to the late George and Grada Hofstede DeBruin. Beloved husband of the late Lore DeBruin who pre deceased him in 2003. Loving father of Sharon (Lee) Peters, Nancy (John) Lupo, Lorraine (Geoffrey) Cullen, Elizabeth (John) Moschetti, Jane (Clifford) DiDomizio and Thomas (Olga) DeBruin. Adored grandfather of Lee Peters Jr., Daniel Peters, Bradley Peters, John Lupo Jr., Megan Lupo, Geoffrey Cullen Jr., Kaitlyn Cullen, Megan Cullen, Nicole Moschetti, John Moschetti Jr., Ashley Squillace, Jessica DiDomizio, Stephanie DeBruin and Christina DeBruin. Great grandfather of Brandon, Alyssa, Sean, Kathleen, Kyle, Brendan, Isabella and Dewey. Dear brother of George DeBruin Jr., Janet Mihalik, Richard DeBruin, Kathleen Stone, Patricia DeBruin and the late Sophie Lohnes and Robert DeBruin. Anthony is also survived by many loving caring neighbors and friends who helped take wonderful care of him. Mr. DeBruin was a US Army WWII veteran, a welder for A.B. Wolle in Scarsdale, NY and a devoted parishioner and usher at St. John the Baptist Church. Arrangements entrusted to FLOWER FUNERAL HOME INC., 714 Yonkers Ave., Yonkers with visitation Friday 4-8 pm. Funeral mass Saturday 8:45 am at St. John the Baptist with entombment to follow at Ferncliff Mausoleum.
In memory donations preferred to St. John the Baptist Church, 670 Yonkers Avenue, Yonkers, NY, 10704.
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The Curators: Depart Foundation 's Valeria Sorci on culture & La Dolce Vita in LA
On welcoming me into her West Hollywood home, it's clear Valeria Sorci has acclimatised effortlessly to her new Los Angeles lifestyle. Relocating with her husband and two children from Rome a year ago to the beautiful Baxter-Hodiak House – designed by architect John Lautner for the actress, Anne Baxter – Sorci has embraced the 'LA' in 'La Dolce Vita' with all its idiosyncrasies: from almond milk with one's coffee to frustrated tales of parking. But this is no 'Roman Holiday' for her and her husband, Pierpaolo Barzan, founders of Depart Foundation. The art patrons and collectors established their non-profit platform in 2008 in Italy before deciding on a permanent space in Los Angeles to carry on their mission of fostering emerging contemporary art and discourse between Italy and the United States.
Ahead of Depart's forthcoming exhibition showcasing new internet-inspired works by art darling Petra Cortright, Sorci shares her fascination with L.A.'s burgeoning contemporary art scene as well as the art world's steady migration to the 'Wild, Wild West' coast. She's a collector with an appetite and despite looking every inch an Angeleno, one European trait remains: refusing to be confined to the boundary of her own neighbourhood, she takes to the L.A. freeways with gusto and declares, "everyday is a discovery!"
Get ready for a ride of highs, lows and the unexpected across L.A.'s notorious expanse with Valeria Sorci's curated guide to the city she now calls home.
Depart Foundation is open Wednesday to Saturday.
Depart Foundation LA
9105 West Sunset Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90069
JONATHAN VELARDI: Why did you bring Depart Foundation to Los Angeles?
VALERIA SORCI: We were coming out to Los Angeles every summer for the last 5 to 6 years and what we noticed was that the city was becoming more sophisticated from a cultural point of view year on year. Many don't recognise L.A. to be one of the most modernist architectural capitals in America; it's usually celebrity, palm trees and the beach, which wrongly label the city – there's so much more to it than that. The name of the foundation also speaks for itself. We wanted to offer a departure from the traditional gallery practices in Rome and hope to continue to do so here in L.A. at the gallery on Sunset Boulevard as well as through collaborations with local institutions. In today's climate, you don't need to be in recognised capitals of culture such as London or New York – Los Angeles offers a lifestyle unlike no other city, with an emerging art scene just as exciting.
JV: Describe the relationship you have with the artists you work with.
VS: Depart Foundation is a platform willing to give emerging artists their first institutional show. We started to exhibit artists of our generation in 2008 such as Ryan MgGinley, Nate Lowman and Sterling Ruby, when they were barely in galleries. Today my process hasn't changed. It's important I meet the artist in their studio and understand how an idea came about. We become very good friends and my kids enjoy meeting the artists very much. As a young foundation ourselves, this approach is natural to us. Working with one artist always leads to another. When I'm down in El Segundo in the artists' studios for example, I ask, 'do you know what's cooking?'. Their community is very tight. They always introduce me to other artists or another studio – many of these artists have assistants who are artists themselves and I'll go and engage with them directly. I tell them to keep me posted and that I'll be back in two years, and they do.
When we relocated last year and began to discuss our programme, I knew I wanted to work with Petra. I met her almost four years ago and we shared a passion for soccer. When I saw her work I instantly fell in love with it. Her practice is innovative and collaborative, even beyond the gallery, such as her work with Stella McCartney. 'Niki, Lucy, Lola, Viola', Petra's forthcoming exhibition at Depart, is going to be fantastic!
JV: How will Depart Foundation continue its Italian-American programming?
VS: I'm a member of the curators' circles at Hammer Museum and LACMA and we hope to further our partnership with the Italian Cultural Institute here in L.A. as well as in Italy. We also believe it's important to encourage a dialogue between an artist and a curator. We like this synergy. Now we're working with contemporary American artists and Italian curators. Unfortunately the pool of Italian artists today is very small. In contrast, Italian curators are rocking the scene and it's wonderful to see an American artist working with an Italian curator or an Italian artist with an English curator, as we did for our inaugural show on Sunset with Gabriele de Santis and Adam Carr.
JV: What does the Los Angeles art scene represent to you?
VS: It's a fantastic time to be here as many artists are relocating to L.A. Galleries are popping up in new parts of town; museums are opening larger spaces and collectors are taking notice. I'm exploring Downtown a lot. I can be walking down a barren street and suddenly find myself in the studio of a collective or a new gallery; I turn a corner and then there's Skidrow. It's overwhelming and stimulating at the same time. Downtown forces you to see the highs and the lows of daily life: what it was, what it is, what it could be and what it will be. François Ghebaly Gallery is a great example of what can be done in the area and why everyone is following suit. This city is not coming to you – you have to conquer it. It's like the Klondike days! The beauty of L.A. is that it's made up of so many different and vibrant art scenes – I'm never bored!
My kids started school in Echo Park so I'm always on the Eastside. There are great restaurants and independent shops on Sunset Boulevard in Silver Lake all in walking distance from each other. The Secret Headquarters is a great comic book shop, which is next door to Vacation Vinyl – they still produce demo tapes – fantastic if you have a vintage car! I also love to eat lunch at Forage a few doors down for fresh, seasonal food.
The Secret Headquarters LA
3817 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
(323) 666-2228
Vacation Vinyl LA
3815 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
(323) 666-2111
Forage LA
3823 Sunset Blvd, Los Angeles, CA 90026
(323) 663-6885
I just discovered the collective Arturo Bandini who are super fun. They host invitation only pop-up shows for one night. I stumbled upon this beautiful installation on Instagram. I drove all the way to their little space in Downtown the very next day only to find it was already over. I was so upset! I contacted them immediately to find out more about their programme and thought it was wonderful. Now I'm on their mailing list so I don't miss out on future exhibitions.
I love to cook for everyone so anything Italian is made by me at home. But I'm a busy mamma so Locando Portofino in Santa Monica is a home from home restaurant that serves authentic Northern and Southern dishes. They do a delicious melanzane alla parmigiana – something that would usually take hours to prepare.
Locanda Portofino LA
1110 Montana Avenue, Santa Monica 90403
(310) 394-2070
My kids love the macarons at Bottega Louie in Downtown – so many flavours and colours all lined up in rows on the beautiful marble countertops. We love to go there when we're in Downtown to admire the patisserie and gourmet market – a stunning setting in the historic Brockman Building on South Grand Avenue.
Bottega Louie LA
700 South Grand Avenue, Los Angeles 90017
(213) 802-1470
Sometimes when the kids are at school, I runaway with Pierpaolo to Topanga or Zuma Beach where I'll watch him go surfing. He always says how amazing it is to be on a surfboard in the ocean one moment, looking to the mountain range that you can reach the next. We'll then go up into the canyons – in parts, the view is uninterrupted, wild and natural. Another fifteen minutes through the traffic and you're in Santa Monica – back to civilization again!
|Jonathan is our LA-Based Arts + Culture Editor covering all eye-pleasing things for Melting Butter's Arts & Culture pages. Being a contemporary visual artist working in public spaces around the world as well as a freelance writer for sites and publications like FAD and London Calling, Jonathan brings a rare combination of talent from the worlds of editorial, conceptual art, design and lifestyle. Be sure to check his blog that satisfies his hunger for both high and low culture and follow his tweets @jmvelardi and Instagram @jonathanvelardi
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Situated at 10 miles from the beaches and surrounded by vineyards and pine forests, this beautiful hamlet, Château and winery, offers rest and calm. Many activities available around.
You will enjoy the beautifull gardens and its green house (1901), the heated pool (open April till october) and pool house, the spa including jacuzzi, dry sauna, wet sauna and resting lounge.
You will also be abble to visit the winery and taste the wines with our 'Maitre de Chais'.
A unique experience of luxury in Languedoc, in a family owned hamlet since 1872.
Services: Full linen is provided. Specific towels for the bathrooms, Spa and Pool.
Fully equiped kitchen. Free access to the spa and heated pool.
Housekeeping upon request and supplement.
50 % of the total renting amout at the booking. (See cancellation policy on the contract)
Security deposit of 600 Euros
A truly fabulous and outstanding property. The high standard of the property was 5 star quality and looked brand new. The facilities were perfect, with a beautiful, sparkling pool, lovely spa and table tennis. The setting was very picturesque, in the beautiful countryside, but within easy reach of towns and villages. The owners and management were 1st class and attended to our every need; nothing was too much trouble. We will definitely be returning...can't wait!
La Venede is a very special place. The accommodation is of a very high standard, where all the details have been thought through really carefully. The rooms are spacious and clean and each has its own bathroom or shower. The kitchen is fully equipped with all that you need for a week or two. There is internet access and satellite TV although we never actually put it on. The grounds are beautifully kept and the pool is especially lovely as it is surrounded by trees and is a good size for swimming. There are sun loungers and a shady areas under the umbrellas or veranda, and there is even a pool kitchen where you can put your drinks to help them stay cold. The view from our terrace was a wide open space where we saw Hoopoe birds playing in the garden, and black storks flying overhead, which for a bird watcher is a treat. It is a very peaceful and quiet place right in the middle of the countryside. The host, and his staff, were very friendly and helpful, without being intrusive. You can take a tour of the wine making process and taste some of their produce. We managed to bring a few bottles back with us which is a nice reminder of a wonderful holiday. Given the chance I would definitely go again if I wanted a relaxing holiday away from it all.
Calme et tranquilité. Un superbe domaine viticole de caractère. Accueil et services impécables !
Très calme, beaux volumes et équipements de très belle qualité dans le gîte. La piscine et le parc étaient particulièrement appréciables. Propriétaire très accueillant et réactif, sans être trop présent non plus. En bref, un excellent séjour!
Situated nearby the Canal du Midi (5km), the sea (15km), and two beautiful cities, Béziers and Narbonne, each at 15 km.
Other Activities: Wine tastings and visit of the wine cellars, Roman villa, archeology
Golf: Béziers - Saint Thomas Golf Club -
With its 18 hole (par 72 - 6130m) set in typically Mediterranean scenery in the still
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Raspberry Orange Trifle– recipe by Ina Garten. Serves 6 to 8.
I have such wonderful memories of this dessert. My mom would make a version of this for us kids using store- bought cake, custard from a box of Brown & Polson custard-mix, fresh fruits and fresh cream on top. Over the weekend, I made this terrific dessert for my family who were visiting us from New York – time to relive some very happy memories!
- 1 orange pound cake, recipe follows
- 1 cup good raspberry jam
- 2 half-pints fresh raspberries
- orange cream, recipe follows
- 1 cup (1/2 pint) cold heavy cream
- 2 tablespoons sugar
- 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Cut the pound cake into 9 (3/4 -inch) slices and spread each slice on 1 side with raspberry jam, using all the jam. Set aside. Place a layer of cake, jam side up, in the bottom of a 2 1/2 to 3 quart glass serving bowl, cutting the pieces to fit. Top with a layer of raspberries and orange cream.
Repeat the layers of cake, raspberries and orange cream, ending with a third layer of cake, jam side down, and raspberries.
Whipping Cream: Whip the cream in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the whisk attachment. When it starts to thicken, add the sugar and vanilla and continue to whip until it forms stiff peaks. Decorate the trifle with whipped cream. The trifle can sit for awhile at room temperature.
Orange Pound Cake:
- 1/2 pound (2 sticks) unsalted butter at room temperature
- 2 1/2 cups sugar, divided
- 4 extra- large eggs, at room temperature
- 1/3 cup grated orange zest (6 oranges)
- 3 cups all-purpose flour
- 1/2 teaspoon baking powder
- 1/2 teaspoon baking soda
- 1 teaspoon kosher salt
- 3/4 cup freshly squeezed orange juice, divided
- 3/4 cup buttermilk at room temperature
- 1 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
Method: Heat the oven to 350 degrees F. Grease and flour 2 (8 1/2 by 4 1/2 by 2 1/2 ) loaf pans. Line the bottoms with parchment paper.
Cream the butter and 2 cups of the granulated sugar in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with the paddle attachment for about 5 minutes, or until light and fluffy. With the mixer on medium speed, beat in the eggs, 1 at a time, and the orange zest.
In a large bowl, sift together the flour, baking powder, baking soda, and salt. In another bowl, combine 1/4 cup of the orange juice, the buttermilk, and vanilla. Add the flour and buttermilk mixtures alternately to the batter, beginning and ending with the flour.
Divide the batter evenly between the pans, smooth the tops, and bake for 45 minutes to 1 hour, until a cake tester comes out clean. While the cakes bake, cook the remaining 1/2 cup of granulated sugar with remaining 1/2 cup orange juice in a small saucepan over low heat until the sugar dissolves.
When the cakes are done, let them cool for 10 minutes. Take them out of the pans and place them on a baking rack set over a tray. Spoon the orange syrup over the cakes and allow the cakes to cool completely.
Orange cream:
- 1 1/2 cups milk
- 1 teaspoon grated orange zest (1 orange)
- 5 extra-large egg yolks, at room temperature
- 1/2 cup sugar
- 2 tablespoons sifted cornstarch
- 1/2 teaspoon pure vanilla extract
- 1/2 teaspoon Grand Marnier liqueur
- 1 tablespoon unsalted butter
- 1 tablespoon heavy cream
Method: Combine the milk and orange zest in a medium stainless steel saucepan over medium heat and bring almost to a boil. Remove from the heat. Beat the egg yolks and sugar on medium high in the bowl of an electric mixer fitted with a paddle attachment until pale and thick, about 5 minutes.
With the mixer on low speed, sprinkle on the cornstarch. Beat on medium-low speed until combined, scraping down the bowl with a rubber spatula. With the mixer on low speed, slowly pour the hot milk mixture into the egg mixture.
Pour the mixture back into the pan. Cook over low heat, stirring constantly, until the mixture thickens, about 5 to 7 minutes. ( Pay attention because it will thicken and then quickly become orange scrambled eggs!) Immediately, pour the mixture through a fine sieve into a large bowl.
Stir in the vanilla, Grand Marnier, butter, and heavy cream. Place plastic wrap directly on the custard and refrigerate until cold.
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Manufacturer: Fortrezz
Model: Z-Wave Multi-input/output Dry Contact Bridge
Make virtually any device speak Z-wave with the MIMOlite Module! The MIMOliteUS is an interface / bridge module, capable of converting a digital or analog voltage input and/or a Z-Wave RF message input to a dry contact relay output and/or a Z-Wave RF message output.
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The MIMOlite module provides one input and one relay output (isolated dry contacts, NO-COM-NC) and is capable of Z-Wave input/output/control. The system includes a program switch for Z-Wave inclusion/exclusion and an LED for various status indications.
- Connect one wired devices to Signal input and make them wireless.
- Connect them functionally to your Home Security panel OR to your z-wave home automation network
- Connect high or low up to 24V digital signals
- Connect pulse reading devices
- Connect up to 24V analog signals
Input SIG1 is an analog input, internally pulled-up to the MIMOlite supply voltage. The system allows trigger conditions to be set based on the input voltage being inside or outside a user-defined range (configured via Z-Wave). This provides great flexibility for capturing events in a wide variety of applications.
The trigger status of the input can be read via Z-Wave and/or can be automatically sent to a configured node, typically the Controller. In addition, a count of the trigger events that have occurred for each input channel are internally recorded (and stored in the 'pulse count') and are available to be read via Z-Wave. The current triggered/un-triggered status can also be read via Z-Wave.
The SIG1 input can be associated with up to two other Z-Wave devices, such that an associated device will automatically turn on (or off) based on the occurrence of a trigger event. Finally, the analog input channels can be configured so that they periodically send the analog input level (not just trigger status) to up to two other associated nodes.
The output relay is, typically, commanded via Z-Wave commands. In addition, the user can configure the input SIG1 trigger condition to be mapped to the output relay. Thus, for example, Relay 1 can be automatically turned on based on Input SIG1 being triggered. The relay activation can be set via a jumper or via Z-Wave for either momentary or latched operation - see Installation section of the User Manual.
MIMOlite comes in a plastic enclosure for indoor use only.
- Power: 9-24 V DC or 9-18V AC from a power supply @~ 300mA capability
- Frequency Range: 908.4MHz (US); 868.4MHz (EU)
- Distance Range: Max 100ft line of sight in unobstructed environment
- Enclosure Size (L x W x D): 3 3/8"" (85mm) x 2 1/2"" (64mm) x 1 1/4"" (30mm)
- Weight: 4 oz (100 gram)
- Operating Temperature: -10⁰C (14F) to +70⁰C (158F)
- Input Signal 1 (SIG1): Digital or Analog Input 0 to 24V DC or 16 Hz Max for pulse counting (minimum 32 ms high or low time). The trigger levels and hysteresis can be set via the Configuration
- Command Class for the two endpoints.
- Input Signal Impedance Input impedance for SIG1 is Z=66 ohm at 10KHz. This impedance is = 66 ohm = 34 ohm + j 540uH.
- Output Relay 1: DPDT, Max. Switching power of 120W; 10uA to 10A; High Dielectric strength coil-contacts: 1,000 VAC;
- Open contacts: 750 VAC; Conforms to FCC Part 68 requirements; Ag + Au clad bifurcated contacts fully sealed.
- System Requirement: Any Z-WaveTM -enabled network and controller.
- FCC and Canada IC certified for 908.4 MHZ Z-Wave RF communications.
- Complies with European Test standard: ETSI EN 300 220 for 868.4 MHZ Z-Wave RF communications.
- Download MIMOlite Installer
* A zip file download prompt will launch.
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- Vera & MIMOlite Install
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For groups of 8 or more people we offer a family style fixed price menu ($31 per person) – plates for sharing arrive at the table as they are prepared to best facilitate the tasting, laughing, and passing around of food which we believe is the cornerstone of the Italian meal experience. This ensures that you will have a lovely & fresh, thoughtfully balanced meal of highlights from our menu (including antipasti, pizzas, pastas & dessert) without lightening your pockets too much. If one or two folks don't feel like sharing due to strong preferences or dietary restrictions, they are welcome to order à la carte for themselves.
For parties over 14, please call the restaurant at (778) 441-4668.
If you like to book the entire restaurant, all the info you need is here.
Ryan Zuvich has been cooking for some time now. He's cooked in some pretty amazing places with some pretty amazing people and counts himself quite lucky for the experience. 6 years ago he and his wife moved to Nanaimo and continued to meet some pretty amazing people and have created a couple of pretty amazing places to share with their new friends. The goal, if I understand correctly, is for Ryan to continue to meet some pretty amazing people and build pretty amazing places for the years to come.
We have worked hard to develop an in house, hand made gluten free pasta that we swear you won't be able to tell apart from a standard noodle. We have several gluten free options for our appetizers and salads. Unfortunately, gluten is required for our pizza dough.
Glad you asked. We use a three day fermentation process for our pizza dough. During the fermentation process, natural enzymes break down the starches, extracting their natural sugars along the way. This is what creates such a depth of flavour in our pizza crust. One byproduct of this process is that these same enzymes are doing the work your digestive system normally does allowing the wheat (and gluten) to be digested more easily by your body. Gluten sensitive folks have reported that they don't feel any unwanted effects after eating our pizza!
Yes!. Follow the reservation tab in the menu or give us call at 778 441-4668 to book your reservation.
For sure we do! We welcome your large parties up to 12 people. We kindly ask that for parties over 8 people you pre-order your meal for the most efficient service.
For any questions call us at 778 441-4668
For even larger parties, we offer the option to buy out the restaurant for the evening. Please see this page for more information.
Book your staff parties, holiday functions or other large celebrations with us by buying out the restaurant for the evening!
All the details you need are right here.
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Michael Tan Appointed Regional MD, Saatchi Saatchi X Asia Pacific
Guangzhou : Saatchi & Saatchi X, a global leader in shopper marketing, has announced that it has appointed Michael Tan as Managing Director of its Asia Pacific region. He will join the Agency's Global Leadership Team and report to Dina Howell, Worldwide CEO of Saatchi & Saatchi X.
Based in Guangzhou, Tan is responsible for an office of 30+ employees working on Asia-based assignments for global clients such as P&G and LG Electronics. He previously held a variety of leadership positions with G2 and OgilvyAction. Tan replaces Saatchi & Saatchi X Managing Director John Steere who is leaving Saatchi & Saatchi X to pursue personal interests. Tan was most recently Managing Director at Numsight, a strategic marketing and customer knowledge company based in Europe and Asia.
"We are thrilled that Michael will be leading our critically important Asia business," notes Howell. "He is an award-winning Agency leader who will guide our talented team of Guangzhou-based employees to delight our current and future clients."
On the attraction to Saatchi & Saatchi X, Tan comments: "I've always been impressed by Saatchi & Saatchi X's credentials and stature as a leading shopper marketing agency. We share the same belief that great and effective shopper marketing can significantly increase business results."
Michael's integrated communications and brand activation experience spans 23 years. He was most recently Managing Director at Numsight, a strategic marketing and customer knowledge company.
Prior to Numsight, Michael served as Regional Trade Marketing Director at Ogilvy Asia Pacific.
He previously spent over eight years with Grey/G2 Malaysia where he rose from Account Manager to Managing Director, receiving global recognition with an award for "Best Shopper Based Design" from P & G's GMMT (Global Metro Makro Team). During his time at Grey as Regional Integrated Communications Director, Michael successfully managed an integrated communications project for Pantene that won countless innovation awards including P&G's coveted "President's Award" for the most outstanding integrated campaign globally.


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I moved to Sardis in 1993 and began my Real Estate in Chilliwack in 1994. I am a proud recipient of local Chilliwack and District Preidents Club Award, Remax Platinum Club, Remax Hall of Fame and Remax Lifetime Award. I participate in local Rotary Club, Local BNI chapter and volunteer activities such as River Clean Up, local blanket drive, meals on wheels, Ruth and Naomi's Mission. I service Sardis, Promontory, Chilliwack, Greendale, Yarrow, Rosedale, Agassiz, Cultas Lake areas specializing in single family homes and House with acreage.
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OK, let's finish up talking about the importance of flexibility in the game we all love, football.
Oh, and if you missed part one, check it out here.
Let's finish up.
Lesson #4: It's Important to Know What Muscles are Involved in What Athletic Movements
We know that stretching helps your performance on the field, but it's also important to know which muscles are most important for specific movements.
Why? Because you'll know which muscles you need to stretch, and you'll know which on-field tasks you'll get better at by stretching each muscle group, so it can serve as motivation for you to get off the couch and stretch when you don't feel like it.
Below is a list of some of the major muscles in our bodies, along with the specific movements on the football field that they impact.
Related:The Truth about In Season Football Training
(This list was partially constructed using the list in the Football Stretching and Flexibility Exercises article, the rest of it I filled-in myself, after doing some Googling).
•Hamstring -Running, Jumping
•Glutes-Running, jumping, Cutting
•Hip Abductors – lateral movement (moving from side-to-side)
•Quadriceps -Running, Jumping, Kicking
•Calf muscles -Running, Jumping
•Core Muscles -overall speed, power, and energy
•Hip Flexors – Running, Jumping
**For the record, the above list isn't exhaustive in listing all of the muscles that are important, but should give you a good idea of which muscle groups do what.
Lesson #5: The Order of Your Stretching Matters
I gotta be honest in saying that I didn't know that the order of your stretching made a difference.
In Football Stretching and Flexibility Exercises, Taylor Tollison (a Performance Enhancement Specialist through the National Academy of Sports Medicine) said that stretching should be done in three stages, in an exact order.
Here's the order Tollison recommended:
1. Foam rolling
2. Static Stretching
3. Dynamic Stretching
Foam Rolling Explained
Foam rolling relaxes your muscles, and moves blood into and out of the body part your applying it to.
The old blood is moved out of the muscle, along with waste, allowing it to be swept to your kidneys for filtering. The new blood that comes into your muscles help reconstruct them and can help the healing of your muscles.
Related: Bounce Back Faster! 5 Essentials of Athletic Injury Management
In case you're new to the concept of foam rolling, check out this video by Cressey Performance.
As you know, I'm big on finding an edge. I hope these tips help you add another edge to your repertoire, to increase your chances of playing football on Sundays one day.
Do you stretch regularly? Why or why not? Leave a comment below.
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Oh, one more thing. Below are the links to the articles that I read to come up with this list of things I learned.
The Performance Benefits of Flexibility Training (via brianmac.co.uk)
Football Stretching and Flexibility Exercises (via stretchingworld.com)
The Benefits of Flexibility Training (via sport-fitness-advisor.com)
How Stretching Increases Athletic Performance (via stretchingworld.com)


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Recording artiste Ziggy Marley won the Grammy Award for Best Reggae Album at the 2017 Grammy Award service at the Staples Center in Los Angeles, California.
Ziggy Marley, the child of reggae legend Bob Marley, copped the honor for his self-titled collection, Ziggy Marley, on the Tuff Gong Worldwide mark. It's his eighth Grammy win.
Different chosen people in the Best Reggae Album class were:Devin Di Dakta and JL for Sly& Robbie Presents… Reggae For Her; J Boog for Rose Petals; Raging Fyah for Everlasting and Rebelution for Falling Into Place.
Ziggy Marley gathered his trophy in the pre-broadcast fragment of the yearly honors function. He utilized Instagram subsequently to express his appreciation for the honor.
"Express gratefulness to the Recording Academy for the respect, to my family, and every one of the craftsmen keeping reggae fit as a fiddle. Adore," he said.
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Evan was born and raised in California. His dad's carrier in Aerospace gave him the opportunity to spend time living in a few interesting places like Texas (for 6 months), South Korea (9 months), and in 1996 he was part of a Kings Kids missions trip that started in Atlanta and ended in Florianópolis Brazil. He spent many years after high school trying to figure out what he wanted to spend the rest of his life doing. While on the quest for direction, he was involved in many things including working at Lego Land, taking community college courses in recording arts and multimedia design, and working for a mega church in Oceanside CA. In 2013 he moved to Bellingham and has pretty much been in Whatcom County ever since (except that 9 month stint in Spokane working for a video production company). Evan has worked at many county churches, and even did some time working as a security guard at the mall, but in 2011 he came on staff at NCCTK, starting out in our IT department, but is now following his calling in video and film production as our Multimedia Producer. In 2012 Evan married the love of his life, Chelsea. The two just purchased a house in Birch Bay and are looking forward to long walks on the beach with their dog Dixie.


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- Popular Ugandan singer Eddy Kenzo posed with a gun and later posted the photos on social media leading to mixed reactions from his fans
Popular Uganda singer Eddy Kenzo shocked fans recently after he posted a photo on Instagram with a gun.
READ ALSO: Singer Wahu's romantic birthday message to husband Nameless will melt you
Kenzo, an internationally renowned artist who has won major awards such as BET, posed with an AK-47 rifle, a thing that has left many wondering why.
According to a source close to the singer, he did that as a way of assuring fans that security will be beef up in his upcoming concert dubbed "Eddy Kenzo Live 2016" to be held on September 2, 2016 at Hotel Africana.
The action led to mixed emotions from fans with some supporting him while others heavily criticising the top singer.
Kenzo is widely known for his 'Sitya Loss' hit, a viral sensation released in 2014 that introduced Eddy to an International audience.
READ ALSO: Young Kenyan millionaire to fly over 50 girls to Mombasa for party
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Meet the chefs of the hit show Space Battle Lunchtime! Peony, the only contestant from Earth (and the only one who's never heard of the show before!), is having a bit of trouble with her ingredient-which comes from a planet she didn't even know existed. (Also: What is Moon Butter???) But it's the other chefs she'll need to watch out for-they'll stop at nothing to win.
Funnier than the first issue with a lot of cooking action that's quite exciting. If you like cooking shows, science fiction for all ages, or all of those combined, this is can't miss comics. It blows away any cooking show you've seen on TV. Read Full Review
To conclude, I loved this issue. In particular my favorite part of the was when Natalie started telling the story of Peony off camera. It was a terribly fun deviation. The art, writing, lettering, and paneling were excellent. So much so that I am going down to Mile High Comics and adding Space Battle Lunchtime to my pull list. I suggest you all do the same. 4.5 out of 5 stars. Read Full Review
I really like this comic. Our second outing with Peony and her fellow weird space-chef contestants is surprisingly action-packed, while keeping its cute-yet-cool Cartoon Network vibe. This allusion is especially apt now that I've seen several episodes of Adventure Time, a show ostensibly for kids but exhibiting astonishing sophistication without resorting to obnoxious irony. It's this innocence that makes Space Battle Lunchtime and others like it really stand out among the herd of alternative comics available today, and provides us with a comic that is actually fun to read. I can't wait for Issue Three! Read Full Review
I really hope Peony escapes becoming a bland character surrounded by a far more interesting universe. She has moments when there seems to be something burning just beneath the surface of her placid demeanor. Notably, Peony clearly hates being underestimated. However, she typically occupies space while things happen around her. I know the technique has fallen out of favor in recent years, but I think Space Battle Lunchtime would benefit from a little inner monologue. Peony is so inaccessible to us it leaves her buried under her fun, creative, and constantly active surroundings. Read Full Review


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"Among all the different types of maker spaces throughout the city, there's really not another quite like the CivicLab in the city's West Loop neighborhood. Operated by Tom Tresser and Benjamin Sugar, the space is a gathering place and laboratory for what Tresser describes as "civic science," the enthusiasm in his voice rising as he seizes on a topic he is clearly passionate about, "we make Democracy here." As a longtime public defender in the city, he is perhaps most well known for heading up the No Games Chicago initiative that opposed former Mayor Daley's efforts to bring the Olympics to the city. On the day I visit, almost directly inside the door, I see familiar faces from my late-nineties activist days when I was living in the Dog Patch, including the engaging writer, social theorist and activist, Peter Zelchenko, still at it after all these years. Their Aberdeen office is an impressive split-level workspace with divided cubicle walls in the front and a conference room with large wipeboards on the second level. A row of interns from the U of C and the Peoples' Institute for Housing Justice are lined up at a table along one wall, tapping away diligently on laptops." Read the full profile…
So, this means there needs to be some changes made. Schools need to put a greater emphasis on civic engagement at a young age and provide examples of ways that voting has positively changed society. In order for us to gain confidence in our government, our elected need to do more to make us feel like were being heard. A small gesture will go a long way in increasing civic engagement. In regards to consuming the news, many sources already have Facebook pages that are regularly updated. I think this is the best way for mainstream news outlets to reach me and my fellow Millennials.
We are in very distinguished creative and civic company!
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We are now asking everyone to join our SECOND crowdfunding campaign so we can produce the next video in our projected series of five videos. The next video is "The TIF Hall of Shame" and will focus on the abuses and contradictions in Chicago's massive TIF program. You won't want to miss this!
We're using the new ward maps and you'll see the shapes and names of all the TIF districts as well as the projects funded by TIFs IN EACH WARD. The projects are numbered and all you have to do is look to the appendix in the back of the Atlas to see the name, address, developer and amount of TIF dollars that went to that project. BUT WAIT, THERE'S MORE! We also plot on each ward map all the schools that were CLOSED or cut in 2013. In the back we list the closed schools and list all the cuts that we know of for each public school. More info: email@example.com.
Starting in 2015 the TIF Illumination Project will Illuminate entire school districts just like we've done for 30 wards across Chicago! Contact firstname.lastname@example.com for more details.
About 60 people packed the community room at the First Trinity Lutheran Church on 31st Street. You can see the Twitter comments if you search for #11taxtricks. The event was partially sponsored by Friends of Maureen Sullivan, who is running for alderman. Read coverage in Progress Illinois and DNAinfo Chicago.
Here's what one attendee, Ve Castillo, posted online: "Thank you Thomas Tresser (CivicLab) and Daniel Eugene Pugh-Barnett for the eye-opening experience regarding TIFs in the 11th Ward. Unbelievable and still in awe."
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How rich is Alecia Beth Moore?
Alecia Beth Moore Net Worth:
$130 Million
Alecia Beth Moore Net Worth:
Pink Net Worth $130 Million
Her dad used his love of guitar to cultivate Alecia's interest in music throughout her youth, supporting her fantasies to become a pop star when she was old. Music was not her first target, though. As a kid, Alecia spent 8 years studying gymnastics and initially believed she needed to become an Olympian. From the time she was 13, she was hanging out in Philadelphia nightclubs and pubs, composing songs, and singing backup for local groups. Her nickname seemingly came in the shade her skin turned when she blushed. Unfortunately, Pink's parents divorced and her early teen years were laced with binges of substance and alcohol misuse, leading to a little rap sheet as well as a close-fatal overdose in the youthful age of 15.
Pink's private life has had its ups and downs. In 2006, she and motocross racer Carey Hart were wed but then split in 2008, while staying buddies. Pink is now estimated to possess a net worth of about $130 million. After Choice broke up, LA Reid motivated Pink to continue a solo career. She dyed her hair pink and embraced her occasionally-nickname as her long-term stage name. Her solo album debuted in 2000, selling 2 million copies and getting three of the singles in the record in the Top Ten. From the age of 21, she had earned a Grammy for her cooperation on a bit for Moulin Rouge and then went on to make her sophomore record, which sold 10 million copies and cemented her spot on earth of pop rock. Her third album did not do as well, but following records have spurred sales, resulted in top hits, and have helped Pink to keep her place in the limelight.
Just how much is $130 million actually? During the time, she was bringing in $1 million for each concert she performed. She's been involved using a large number of charities, including Save the Children, Take Back the Night, as well as the New York Restoration Project. She even had a failed relationship with PETA to get a short time. Considering her difficult youth, it'd be quite cool if Pink given more to drug addiction centres. She could definitely make an enormous difference supporting existing applications or by beginning her own!


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Swiss international Josip Drmic has made the move to Bayer Leverkusen instead.
Arsenal go into the summer transfer market with one apparent area in need of obvious improvement, up front. Olivier Giroud has cast a lonely figure for the club this season with little to no help coming from injury prone back-up Yaya Sanogo and Nicklas Bendtner.
But one player they have been heavily linked with, that they won't be signing, is Swiss international striker Josip Drmic.
He has been heavily linked with several Premier League clubs over the course of the last few weeks, West Ham and Everton also mentioned.
But it was Arsenal who appeared to have the most concrete interest in his services and at the weekend he became instantly more obtainable. He scored against FC Schalke on Saturday but it was not enough for his side FC Nurnberg to survive the drop as they lost 4-1 and were duly relegated to Ligue 2. Drmic's strike was his 17th of the season - making him third top scorer in the league behind illustrious duo Robert Lewandowski and Mario Mandzukic.
With this relegation also came a release fee, believed to be in the region of five million euros - so no wonder Arsenal were interested.
But as we alluded at the weekend Arsenal would need to act quick as Bundesliga outfit Bayer Leverkusen had already made a bid for the player - even though German ex-pro turned pundit Lothar Matthaus kept assuring everyone that it was a done deal.
That deal has now gone through. Leverkusen announced on their official website earlier today that Drmic had signed a contract to stay at the BayArena until 2019 - in a deal said to be worth just £4.9m.
"It's really bitter for me that I have to leave the club in this way . I had a great time there despite the sad season. But now I want to play in the Bundesliga with Bayer 04 and finally reach the Champions League in the play-offs in August. This is a dream for every professional footballer. Leverkusen has a great team and convinced me in many conversations from the fact that it is absolutely the right decision to move here."
However not many an Arsenal fan seemed to be too bothered on missing out on this talented striker. On Twitter the reaction was a humorous mix of 'who?' and 'who cares?' as the Gunners faithful hope for bigger name arrivals to help their striker crisis.
Here is some of the best reaction from Twitter...
Leverkusen sign Drmic. Probably the right move for him. Arsenal probably would've been a pretty big move for him.— Manas (@manasafc) May 12, 2014
I wouldn't know drmic if he knocked on my door tried selling me double glazing not really a loss good luck to him I say— ARSENAL TILL I DIE (@liammervyn) May 12, 2014
Drmic has signed for Leverkusen then, 5 year deal. Promising prospect but hopefully we'll be getting someone better.— Cürtis (@TouchOfRamsey) May 12, 2014
Not bothered about Drmic not coming to AFC. Save that £8m and put it with for another £30m for a world class striker.— Rob Sellers (@RobSellers) May 12, 2014
I don't even know what Drmic looks like lol— Chiazö (@GoonerChizzy) May 12, 2014
Drmic is a big prospect but I think we need to set our sights slightly higher this summer. #afc— gunnerblog (@gunnerblog) May 12, 2014
So Drmic has joined Leverkusen instead.— Des' (@Des_Sagwe) May 12, 2014
Drmic has officially joined Bayer Leverkusen. Well then, one rumour out the window.— Boston Gooners (@BostonGooners) May 12, 2014
So this one can be removed from list #Drmic #Arsenal #leverkusen— Orkhan (@OrikAFC) May 12, 2014


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As usual, please call the venue to check times and dates before you set out just in case I get carried off into the hills by an enraged mountain piglet or something.
Updated 6th April 2017: General update, Llandeilo Event revised.
Sat, 29th April 2017, Llandeilo, Wales:
Llandeilo Literature Festival.
Panel event: Time travelling in literature and history - Jasper Fforde and Jodi Taylor with moderator Hazel Cushion (Accent Press)
7:00 PM - 8:30 PM BST. Venue: The Angel Inn 62 Rhosmaen Street Llandeilo SA19 6EN
Llandeilo Lit Fest Website Event
27th-28th May 2017, Swindon, UK:
Fforde Ffiesta VII, Swindon, UK.
It'll be a cracker. Fun and games, talks about 'Early Riser', fancy dress, 'Avoid the Question Time', 'Name that fruit', preview of next novel, lament to the lost Carfax car park, and more more more!
July 2017, Avilés, Spain:
Celsius232 Festival
Celsius232 (= Fahrenheit451) is Spain's leading festival of SF and Fantasy, now in its fifth year, held in the medieval town of Avilés in pastoral Asturias province half way along the top of Spain.
March 02031: Asteroid belt and Saturn (technology permitting) More details TBA.
October 02042: 81-year-old Fforde talks to other members of old people's home: "I used to be a novelist, no really, I did. Is it lunchtime?" More details TBA.
July 02175: Semi-lifelike cloned Ffordesque replicant to tour Gamma Quadrant in the Cygnus Cluster. More details TBA.
Setember 03431: Much improved Fforde cloned back to life to face execution for sedition; all works consigned to erasure.
Janfebry 008910: Last evidence of Fforde's books vanish forever with the removal of the 'Formerly Thursday Street' plaque from what is now W23-61 Rd in the conurbation known as EuroWest-79.
00012972: Visiting archeologists from Thraal-7 discover incomplete copy of Well of Lost Plots from excavation in landfill. Deciphering takes seven hundred years and a further four hundred years of academic scrutiny before being accepted as historical fact.


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THE Singleton Greyhounds didn't have to work too hard for the two points at the weekend in the final home game of the season – and penultimate round of the BHP Billiton Hunter Valley Group 21 Rugby League premiership.
The Ourcare first grade side was in receipt of a late forfeit from Greta-Branxton on game day.
With the Dogs nursing a few injuries, it was perhaps timely as co-coaches Jye Bayley and Ben Thorley set about finals planning.
With the Aberdeen Tigers knocking off the Scone Thoroughbreds, Singleton has now cemented second spot and a berth in the major semi-final against the Muswellbrook Rams, who will finish with the minor premiership with just one round remaining.
First up though will be a tough assignment against the Tigers this Sunday on their traditional 'Old Boys' day.
The Dogs should have their full complement of players this weekend and so it should be a cracking game based on the two close contests thus far this year between the two teams.
The Remondis Group reserve grade side was at home to Merriwa and needed a win to keep top spot on the ladder.
The Magpies, who remain the only side to defeat Singleton this season, were up for the contest.
The Dogs led 24-6 just before half-time but Merriwa scored on the bell to make it a 12-point ball game.
Brodie Rinkin added his second try of the day and put Singleton well clear with the final score reading 32-18.
With other round 14 results in, Singleton was able to secure the minor premiership but they, too, will be aiming for a big performance against traditional rivals Aberdeen next week.
Gardner Transport Players' Player went to Rinkin after another masterful performance.
The Singleton Tyre Centre under-18s had a tricky road trip to Scone and take on the winless Thoroughbreds.
With nine regular players out of action, it was literally all hands on deck.
The side ran into a stiff breeze in the first half and missed a couple of early opportunities.
Scone scored first before Morgan Amidy crossed for the first of two strong tries.
Both teams traded tries with Tom Baker getting across the line but it was the Thoroughbreds took a 12-10 lead to the break.
Singleton played some enterprising football and scored four unanswered tries via Amidy, Rutter, Knight and Turnbull to put the game safely out of reach at 28-12.
The home side scored a consolation try late in the game to make it 28-18.
Gardner's Transport Players' player went to Kyle Knight who had another strong display.
The Entire Concrete league tag produced a much better performance this week against the unbeaten Merriwa Magpies.
A slow start though allowed Merriwa two easy tries to give the visitors a 12-0 lead at half-time.
The Singleton girls rallied in the second period and created enough pressure to allow Tyler Kersley to score a try and get it back to 12-4.
Unfortunately, Merriwa posted its third and final try of the game to finish 18-4 victors.
It was a much better performance despite the result and hopefully the girls can bounce back this weekend ahead of the semi-finals in a fortnight.
Players' Player went to Tyler Kersley who was a standout.
Sunday, August 13 – McKinnon Field (Aberdeen)
First grade: Aberdeen v Singleton @ 2pm
Reserve grade: Aberdeen v Singleton @ 12.30pm
Under-18: Denman v Singleton @ 11.20am
Ladies league tag: Aberdeen v Singleton @ 10.15am


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Life is worth celebrating! We host events all year at our tasting room and at Creekbend Vineyard. If you love live music, local food trucks, and of course, wine, we're happy to fill up your calendar.


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- Date of passing: Feb 24, 2012
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Buena Park, California, United States
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This memorial website was created in memory of our loved one, Barbara Cheryl, 68, born on January 17, 1944 and passed away on February 24, 2012. We will remember her forever.
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DateTime.TryParse Method (String, DateTime)
Assembly: mscorlib (in mscorlib.dll)
public static boolean TryParse ( String s, /** @attribute OutAttribute() */ /** @ref */ DateTime result )
- s
A string containing a date and time to convert.
- result
When this method returns, contains the DateTime value equivalent to the date and time contained in s, if the conversion succeeded, or MinValue if the conversion failed. The conversion fails if the s parameter is a null reference (Nothing in Visual Basic), or does not contain a valid string representation of a date and time. This parameter is passed uninitialized.
Return Valuetrue if the s parameter was converted successfully; otherwise, false.
The TryParse method is similar to the Parse method, except that the TryParse method does not throw an exception if the conversion fails.
The string s is parsed using formatting information in the current DateTimeFormatInfo object, which is supplied implicitly by the current thread culture.
This method attempts to ignore unrecognized data and parse s completely. It ignores unrecognized data if possible and fills in missing month, day, and year information with the current time. If s contains only a date and no time, this method assumes the time is 12:00 midnight. Any leading, inner, or trailing white space character in s is ignored. The date and time can be bracketed with a pair of leading and trailing NUMBER SIGN characters ('#', U+0023), and can be trailed with one or more NULL characters (U+0000).
The s parameter must contain the representation of a date and time in one of the formats described in the DateTimeFormatInfo class.Notes to Callers: Formatting is influenced by properties of the current DateTimeFormatInfo object, which by default are derived from the Regional and Language Options item in Control Panel. One reason the TryParse method can unexpectedly throw FormatException is if the current DateTimeFormatInfo.DateSeparator and DateTimeFormatInfo.TimeSeparator properties are set to the same value.
Windows 98, Windows Server 2000 SP4, Windows Millennium Edition, Windows Server 2003, Windows XP Media Center Edition, Windows XP Professional x64 Edition, Windows XP SP2, Windows XP Starter EditionThe Microsoft .NET Framework 3.0 is supported on Windows Vista, Microsoft Windows XP SP2, and Windows Server 2003 SP1.