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Ming gives broccoli a well-deserved makeover: Broccoli-Kaffir Lime Souffle with Its Salad and Seared Madras Haddock with Broccoli Sauce.
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When the 2000 vice presidential debate at Centre College received rave reviews for its civility, it was in no small part due to its moderator, CNN anchor Bernard Shaw.
But in a telephone interview this summer, Shaw, now retired, said the debate's success was due to the seated-at-a-desk format and the experience of the candidates, Republican Dick Cheney and Democrat Joe Lieberman.
"Some critics said it was like 'eavesdropping on a conversation' and I like that, and that's why I like that format above all others," Shaw said. "It's hard to be discourteous to your opponent when he's sitting right at the same table with you."
Shaw said the arrangement forced the candidates to engage in a courteous manner.
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"It even affects the tone of your voice and the level of your voice," he said. "It's different than standing behind a podium where you can gesture across the stage at your opponent. You cannot do that at a table. It would look out of synch."
Democratic Vice President Joe Biden and Republican U.S. Rep. Paul Ryan will be seated during Thursday's vice presidential debate, according to the Commission on Presidential Debates. The structure will be similar to Wednesday's presidential debate in Denver: the moderator will open each segment with a question, then each candidate will have two minutes to respond. The moderator will use the balance of the time in the segment for discussion of the topic.
Shaw, 72, was interviewed in early August, before the party conventions and the first presidential debate. Among other things, he gave insights into how a moderator prepares for a debate that typically draws millions of viewers.
The Oct. 5, 2000, debate in Danville attracted 28.5 million viewers, according to the Commission on Presidential Debates. The 2008 debate between Joe Biden and Sarah Palin had about 70 million.
Shaw's preparation began months before the 2000 debate, as he and Judy Woodruff co-anchored a one-hour program called Inside Politics. That program included reports from correspondents about the 2000 campaign and CNN polling results.
Three days before the debate at Centre College, Shaw arrived at Beaumont Inn, Harrodsburg's family-owned, bed-and-breakfast inn about 10 miles from Danville.
"I prefer seclusion, privacy and a place where I can work on questions and reflect and be out of the spotlight," Shaw said. "That's why I was so thankful for the Beaumont Inn. ... It was very secluded and very quiet. No hotel lobbies or gauntlets to run or anything like that, and that's my preference.
"Basically, I was holed up in my room and would only surface for breakfast or lunch or dinner," he recalled. "I don't sightsee and I don't walk around the square. I have all the local papers. I love local papers. It helps me find out what's going on in the community, what people are saying, what they're doing, what they're thinking."
From there, Shaw began printing questions on blue 5-by-7 cards. He used those cards to edit and re-edit the wording of each question.
"I believe the question should be as succinct as possible," Shaw said. "I do not like nor use clauses in questions. Because when you're asking a question that has two or three clauses, you're giving the candidate the opportunity to cherry-pick whatever portion of the question that he likes or dislikes."
A more succinct question "also compels the candidate — if the candidate is honest and not bobbing and weaving — to address the question. And I also ask the question very succinctly for the voters' benefit, so that they, too, can follow precisely what is the question asked the candidate, and after hearing the response, the voter can decide whether or not the question was addressed."
Shaw had raised eyebrows with what became known as "the killer question" during the 1988 presidential debate between then-Vice President George H.W. Bush and Massachusetts Gov. Michael Dukakis.
"Governor," Shaw began, "if Kitty Dukakis were raped and murdered, would you favor an irrevocable death penalty for the killer?"
While the question prompted a hitch in the breaths of those watching, Dukakis calmly and clinically answered: "No, I don't, Bernard, and I think you know that I've opposed the death penalty during all of my life. I don't see any evidence that it's a deterrent, and I think there are more effective ways to deal with violent crime."
Kitty Dukakis complained to reporters afterward that the question was outrageous, but her husband told Jim Lehrer of PBS, who moderated last week's presidential debate and who wrote a book about debates, that it was "a perfectly legitimate question."
For the 2000 vice presidential debate, Shaw said he prepared 35 questions, knowing he had no hope of asking all of them during a 90-minute debate.
"And I laid each question on this lovely green chenille bedspread" at Beaumont Inn, he said. "So I laid them out on the bed and I stood over the bed, going over each question."
As he stood there, Shaw said, he tried to put himself in the minds of voters.
"Are these questions that I as an American voter want asked? Are these issues relevant?" he asked himself. "Any moderator's questions have got to be relevant to the issues of the day."
From there, Shaw memorized the questions so he could ask them verbatim as he looked into each candidate's eyes.
When it was over, the debate drew praise. ABC's George Stephanopoulos called it "a model debate." NBC's Tom Brokaw said Cheney and Lieberman "articulated the positions of their campaigns more effectively than did the tops of the ticket."
CBS anchor Dan Rather called it the "best vice presidential joint appearance" on TV. But he also added: "Some people may not call it exactly lively and some may want to say, well for long stretches it should have carried a warning, 'Do not listen while driving or operating heavy machinery.' But this was a civil, intelligent, informative discussion of the issues by two candidates for vice president."
Shaw said he has no advice for this year's debate moderators or candidates.
"None. I would never do that," he said. "It is not only gratuitous but almost borderline insulting. All these people are professionals. I might think certain things but I would not give voice to them."
He did give voice to a need for elevated political discourse in the country — something he addressed in a question at the Centre debate.
"Voters are very sophisticated, but I think they are overindulging their tolerance of what these politicians are doing and not doing," Shaw said. "The Congress of the United States is not serving the people it professes to represent. They are not conducting the people's business. And I don't think it will change unless and until American voters say, 'We don't like this. We do not want this. This is not helpful.' And of course they can do that by voting people out of office."

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SCO Sells Out, Oracle Stops Selling
Another week and another interesting set of events on the Linux Planet. Once again, SCO made headlines and Oracle finally threw in the towel on OpenOffice.org.
1. SCO Sells Out
After all the legal battles and courtroom drama surrounding SCO, the company finally sold out. This past week UnXis acquired the SCO Unix assets, pledging to invest $25 million to push the company forward.
It all seems like a bad dream doesn't it?
UnXis is backed by Stephen Norris Capital Partners, a group that has been propping up SCO over the past several years. While the new owners of SCO's Unix business will push SCO products forward, at this point, they aren't taking any interest in the SCO litigation.
Apparently, UnXis Inc. has no involvement whatsoever in the litigation matters, including SCO vs. IBM. Now that doesn't necessarily mean that will remain true, and it doesn't necessarily mean other SCO elements won't continue to try and appeal verdicts, as they have for years.
It does mean a new chapter in this saga, where the players are changing and so are the names. It's not likely, however, that SCO or UnXis will ever re-emerge as a legal or business threat to Linux, but one thing is for sure: The SCO story isn't over, yet.
2. Oracle Backs Out of Selling OpenOffice.org (aka Stick a Fork In It, OpenOffice.org is Done)
Oracle officially announced it will be giving OpenOffice.org back to the community and stop its commercial backing of the project.
Who didn't see this one coming?
Months after nearly all the major players contributing to OpenOffice.org forked the project to create LibreOffice, Oracle (NASDAQ: ORCL) finally saw the writing on the wall. Why it took so long to come to its decision is a mystery.
It is clear that all the major Linux distros are in the processing of including LibreOffice for their upcoming releases. Novell, which had been a major contributor of OpenOffice.org, now has its own commercial support for LibreOffice as well.
Instead of working with the community, Oracle stubbornly held on to OpenOffice.org as its contributors and community slipped away to LibreOffice. At this point, OpenOffice.org's greatest value is likely the copyright for the OpenOffice.org name.
Whether or not Oracle's community, such as it is, and LibreOffice will now be able to come together and end the fork remains unknown, although it is highly unlikely.
LibreOffice has already staked out its own path, and so far it seems to be the big winner in the battle with Oracle.
3. Novell Issues Final SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 Release
Enterprise users tend to standardize their Linux deployments on a particular release and then stick with it. That's why long-term support is so critical.
This past week, Novell issued SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 Service Pack 4, marking the final update from SUSE Linux Enterprise 10. The Service Pack itself includes patches and updated hardware support.
Perhaps more important though is the fact that Novell is now extending the life of SUSE Linux Enterprise 10. The general support of SUSE Linux Enterprise 10 is set to run out in 2013. Novell is now offering a Long Term Service Pack Support (LTSS) providing an additional three years of support, or 10 total years of support.
Red Hat also has up to 10 years of support for its enterprise distributions. Canonical's Long Term Support (LTS) releases for Ubuntu, however, provide only five years of support on the server. Anyone want to bet that we'll see Canonical providing extended support some time soon?
4. Debian Renews Its Leadership
While there are plenty of leaders-for-life in the Linux world (think of Shuttleworth, Torvalds and so on), the Debian Project Leader (DPL) is not one of them.
Unlike most of its peers, Debian elects its leader. That's right, no corporate overseer hires a leader and then drop ships them in.
Stefano Zacchiroli was first elected Debian Project Leader in 2010, and he has now been re-elected to his post for 2011. The 2011 results shouldn't come as a surprise to anyone, as he was unopposed.
Zacchiroli helped to oversee the release of Squeeze, and he is now leading the charge for the Wheezy release. While some might argue Debian isn't a relevant distro anymore, Zacchiroli is continuing in his mission to prove them wrong, again.
5. Fedora 16 Gets a Name
Unlike Debian, Fedora doesn't elect its leader in an open vote. The Fedora community isn't locked into distros named after Toy Story characters, however. Instead, the Fedora community gets to pick the name of the distro.
Normally, the process for a Fedora release name is a tame affair. This time around though, there was some active campaigning for the name 'Beefy Miracle.'
Ultimately, the Fedora community did not vote for the 'Miracle'; instead they opted for the name Verne. No, that's not a particularly 'Natty' name, but then again, Fedora is not known for its whacky release names.
The Fedora 16 release isn't even the next major release for Fedora either. Fedora 15 is due out first on May 24. In case you were wondering, Fedora 15 carries the name, Lovelock. So yeah, there will be no Beefy Miracle following the Lovelock.
Sean Michael Kerner is a senior editor at InternetNews.com, the news service of Internet.com, the network for technology professionals.


text: This is my winter desk. It's the same year-round, but for most of the year, the warmer, outdoors part, it's just a chair in front of a computer where I pop in to check stuff. In the winter, it becomes a mildly monkish workstation, a place to be a bit of a modern DIY scholar and scribe… To someone who's loved books and reading from way early on, the Web is a completely over-the-top place. Billions of people surf around, but I wonder how many have a first-hand inkling of HOW MUCH STUFF IS REALLY IN THERE. It has EVERYTHING, just kinda piled up, like an endless, fantastically-stocked, 24/7 garage sale of ideas to put in your head. I don't know if it's ultimately a good thing, this type of extreme abundance, but it sure is interesting. And great for looking into things. So, I spend a good deal of winter time online, much of it related to farming. I bookmark a lot, and save (as in, download) pages that I think I should have around if the Net somehow went away. I seldom print, or take many notes on the computer, steno pads are perfect for all that, writing things out helps keep the volume manageable. And that's about it, the modern, simple (but tech-entangled), tiny farming research station. Handy…! (Bonus game: What makes this not just any computer station, but a GARDEN station? Can you spot the soil thermometer? :)


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Gilbert A. Rosenthal, 58, of Chestnut Hill, an award-winning architect who specialized in the revitalization of postindustrial cities, died June 27 of complications from cancer at the Penn Hospice at Rittenhouse.
Mr. Rosenthal was a principal in the Philadelphia design firm of Wallace Roberts & Todd (WRT) where he was recruited in 1983 to build an architecture practice within what was known at that time as an internationally renowned planning and landscape firm.
In a career that spanned 35 years, his primary interest was transforming poor urban neighborhoods and abandoned waterfronts in postindustrial cities into viable mixed-income communities, for which he won numerous awards.
His legacy is the result of more than a billion dollars of public investment in the demolition of deteriorating public housing and its replacement with new homes affordable to former residents in more than 40 cities, including Seattle, Louisville, Jacksonville, Tulsa, Buffalo, Birmingham, Baltimore, Mobile, Meridian and New Orleans.
Providing quality of life to the underserved through architectural design was the driving passion of his professional life, and he was most fulfilled when collaborating with residents to design their communities. For this extensive body of work, the American Institute of Architects elevated Mr. Rosenthal to its College of Fellows in 2006.
His work in the transformation of Robert Taylor Homes on the south side of Chicago led him to Denmark, where he was the guest of the Ministers of Housing and Integration, offering observations on social housing as part of an international colloquium.
In remarks captured on video in Denmark, Mr. Rosenthal said, "If I have one primary message to give, it's the message I've been giving to my children since they were born: Your job is to leave the world a little better than you found it – not a little more used up, not a little more paved or dangerous, but a little better."
Local examples of his work may be seen in the redevelopment of the Richard Allen Homes in North Philadelphia, for which he won his second Progressive Architecture Award, and in Waterfront Square, a condominium complex on reclaimed land along the Delaware River. Quadrangle, a continuing care retirement community in Haverford, and Valley Creek Corporate Center in Exton were planned to retain virgin open space for perpetuity.
The new student housing projects he designed at Ursinus College are built on reclaimed land, extending the campus into the valley to complete a larger master plan. In a dramatic change of scale and a commitment to mixed use and transit-related development, he also designed the new Atlantic City Convention Center and Rail Terminal. Comprising more than one million square feet, it is New Jersey's largest public project.
Mr. Rosenthal wrote extensively on the practice of architecture, and his gift to the WRT staff was his publication in 2010 of "Gil's Guide to Business Development," a humorous book full of quips and stories of how (and how not) to market professional services.
He taught and was a guest lecturer at many institutions, including the University of Pennsylvania, Harvard University's Kennedy School, Cornell University, Carnegie-Mellon University, Temple University, Bennington College and Drexel University.
He served on the board of Federation Housing and on the advisory board for Philadelphia's Mural Arts Program as well as the Building Industry Association's Government Affairs Committee. He was a mentor in the Philadelphia Futures' Sponsor-A-Scholar Program and a member of the University Barge Club.
Mr. Rosenthal was born and raised in the Long Island community of Franklin Square, N.Y. After receiving a bachelor's degree in architecture from Cornell and a master's in architecture from the Harvard Graduate School of Design, he spent six years practicing in Pittsburgh and teaching at Carnegie-Melon University.
He is survived by his wife of 27 years, the Very Rev. Judith Sullivan, Dean of the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral; daughters Emily Wynne and Grace Sullivan Rosenthal, and a sister.
A memorial service led by Rabbi David Straus will be held at 1 p.m. Friday, July 8, at the Philadelphia Episcopal Cathedral, 38th Street between Chestnut and Market streets. Interment was private.
Memorial contributions may be made to the "Trustees of the University of Pennsylvania" in memory of Gilbert Rosenthal, Attn: Karrie Borgelt, 3535 Market Street, Suite 750, Philadelphia, PA 19104. Funds given in his name will be directed to the Abramson Cancer Center.


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Kayleigh Macchirole visits with children from El Salvador during her mission awareness trip.
Kayleigh Macchirole, a student from McGann-Mercy High School in New York, recently went with other students on a CFCA mission awareness trip to El Salvador. Here is her reflection on the experience.
I recently went on a missionary trip to El Salvador with a few people from my school. I went into this experience thinking that we were just going to go down there and help a few people, but after the first day I realized that we were doing so much more.
During our time in El Salvador we celebrated Mass with sponsored children and their families, visited homes, built a home for a family in need, met with our sponsored children, visited a school, and played a soccer game with some of the scholarship students.
We had the chance to interact with people from all age groups, and learn about all of their lives and the difficulties they face. On our final day in Santa Ana we got to interact with local teenagers while playing soccer. Afterwards we had the chance to have a group discussion with them.
Soon after the conversation started we realized that these teenagers werenít that different from us. Like American teenagers they are faced with the pressure to do drugs. They have the threat of gang violence, or even joining a gang, and also like us, they have hopes and dreams of being successful.
The big difference between us was money. They were all so thankful to be sponsored because otherwise there is a good chance they would be on the streets working rather than going to school, which will give them so many more opportunities to become successful and give themselves a better life.
Looking back on the whole trip, the thing that stands out to me the most was how grateful everyone was. On the day we got to meet our sponsored children the families were so appreciative. We heard things like ìI thank God for you every morning,î ìI consider you a sister to me,î ìGod bless you for the rest of your life,î and ìI thank God through the heavens and back.î
It shocked me that doing something as simple as sponsoring a child could change their lives so much. The people there have so little and yet they would help you with anything and always had a big smile on their face.
As Americans, we let something so small ruin our entire day. Meanwhile the people in El Salvador have so many more problems and always seem to have a positive attitude.
My trip to El Salvador was life-changing and I cannot wait to go back.


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Sesame Street "The Wedding Planner" Elmo helps Zoe problem solve and pull together the final details of Rocco's wedding. Educational Objective: Self-Regulation (EF). D
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11:30 am
Sid The Science Kid "Enough with the Seashells" Sid brings home an estimation jar from school, filled to the top with seashells. He's determined to guess how many there are, but he has a problem.there are too many shells to count! At school, Sid and his friends learn a new strategy for making their best guess -- estimation! Now Sid can estimate just about anything -- shells, toys, leaves and stars in the sky!. D
12:00 pm
Super Why! "The City Mouse and the Country Mouse" Whyatt's big brother Jack is going off to college, and Whyatt is going to miss him so much! The super readers jump into the tale of two mice brothers who live far away from each other. They journey with the mice from the bustling city to the quiet country, only to find that the best solution to their problem doesn't mean losing the comforts of home. Educational Objectives: To learn about visiting someone. D
12:30 pm
Caillou "Animals and Me!" Grandma takes Caillou on a special visit to a sheep farm. There, Mary, a 10-year-old girl, takes Caillou on a tour, teaching him about sheep, sheering, and the spinning of wool. When Mom, Rosie and Caillou go to the zoo, Caillou can't wait to see the elephants. D
1:00 pm
Thomas & Friends "Fire & Water" Too Many Fire Engines - A team of railway inspectors questions whether Sir Topham Hatt needs two fire engines causing concern for Sodor's fire fighting team, Flynn and Belle. When Belle beats Flynn to two fires in a row, Flynn starts to question it himself. He tells Belle to take his place on guard at the Castle's fireworks display and sulks in his shed. D
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Daniel Tiger's Neighborhood "Someone Else's Feelings/Empathy at School" Someone Else's Feelings: Daniel and O the Owl are pretending to be handymen, using their toy tools to make "repairs" to Daniel's playhouse. Daniel is having lots of fun hammering loudly, but it's upsetting O, who would rather do something quieter. Daniel loves hammering so much that it's hard for him to see why it upsets O. Mom helps Daniel be empathetic and think about how O is feeling: Daniel remembers a time when he was upset because Miss Elaina was being way too loud for him. D
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Martha Speaks "Dogs In Space/Dogs from Space" Dogs in Space - Mrs. Clusky asks the class to present projects on the solar system, but TD finds himself distracted by comic books. Can he save the Planet of the Dogs from evil space cats and still get his homework in on time? Vocabulary: (E) planet, star, solar system, constellation, orbit (I) sun, moon, earth, space, spaceship. Dogs from Space - Inspired by TD's comic about the Planet of the Dogs, Martha has a dream about what life would be like as an alien space dog. D
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Peg + Cat "The Birthday Cake Problem/The Doohickey Problem" The Birthday Cake Problem - Peg's Pizza Place. Peg and Cat make a rockin' birthday cake for Jonah and his friends the Teens, but first they need to figure out how old he is going to be. Primary Content: The teen numbers. D
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WordGirl "Scary with a Side of Butter/Talent Show Tobey" SCARY WITH A SIDE OF BUTTER - After telling the tale of the giant evil artichoke, Bampy Botsford sparks a panic throughout the city. Mr. Big uses this opportunity to do, what else, become even richer and more powerful! Will the giant artichoke really show up or will Mr. Big finally find a way to control the minds of citizens? Vocabulary Words: Fable, Artichoke. TALENT SHOW TOBEY - Becky volunteers to be Scoops' assistant for his magic act in the talent show. D
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Mutation of Nintendo and Social Media
This infographic displays the evolution of Nintendo over the past two decades and the state video games and consoles are in today. Social media has helped increased this growth and today acts as a community to not only promote and advertise video games, but provide reviews from other fellow gamers. Today, when people search for a product, they heavily rely on the opinions and experiences of their peers. Social media provides this place and has in effect altered the video game industry and the way gamers communicate.


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Hello, Everyone (Admins: Feel free to move because I am not sure where to post this)
Well, after attending many games from buying tickets from someone else I have decided to take the plunge and put my deposit down for season tickets. I know that many of you are veteran season ticket holders, so I would like to ask a couple of questions of you all if you don't mind:
1. When will I be contacted about what seats are available?
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3. How long do you have to pay for the tickets after you select your seats?
4. The chances of my getting seats exposing me to the elements are pretty high, do you know of any place I can get Seahawks full body rain gear at? I was at the SF game and got soaked, but it was well worth the flu I got seeing them get beat down like that.
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Blog links April 18: lots of advice, ethics, quasi-experiments on the environment, and more…
- Rachel Glennerster discusses thorny issues that arise in the ethics of doing research [1] (whether a randomized experiment or not) in developing countries, summarizing some issues in a new chapter she has on this issue.
- In what should journals do [2]? Rick Wilson summarizes and discusses proposals put forward by Green, Humphreys and Smith on how to make research publications more credible, including 14 proposed innovations to the publishing process. Written from a political science perspective, but the proposals could apply equally to economics.
- Advice for Academics (a lot of which also applies to World Bank researchers): Chris Blattman on advice for new assistant professors [3]; on Duck of Minerva, an academic woman's rant of the week on self-promotion [4]; and Jesse Shapiro on how to give an applied micro talk [5].
- Michael Greenstone on the use of quasi-experiments in environmental economics [6].
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Editor's Note: This article was originally published on Real Money on Nov. 9. To see Jim Cramer's latest commentary as it's published, sign up for a free trial of Real Money.How do you use a selloff? I've got a ton of methodologies. You can go back to stocks of companies that have done well that got hammered anyway. You can decide to start picking at stocks you have been waiting for to come down, the preferred way of Action Alerts PLUS. But the one I want to focus on this morning is to look at stocks of companies that are doing terrifically, but they simply got too expensive. Consider the case of Whole Foods (WFM). Here's a company that reported 8.3% comparable sales numbers, one of the highest of all the companies I follow. It has a huge growth path as it only has 342 stores with the ability to have as many as 1,000 before it starts cannibalizing itself. It remains a revered institution with a good housekeeping seal of approval aspect that amazes while at the same time it has been able to close the price gap between "regular" supermarkets and itself to the lowest level since it came public. Best of all it is spewing cash and has the least-stretched balance sheet in the business, one that allowed the board to raise its dividend to 20 cents from 14 and to continue to buy back shares. There's only one problem: it sells at 31x earnings. In this environment, where people are selling anything that's not nailed down, where Whole Foods represents a huge capital gain and therefore a giant tax hit next year if nothing is done about the fiscal cliff, Whole Foods becomes Public Enemy No. 1 for the taxable investor. There's just too much gain NOT to take. So what do you do? You figure out, OK, where would Whole Foods be a gift? At what price would a 15% grower that can grow for years and years be regarded as cheap? What would you pay for the roughly $3.00 that the company can earn next calendar year? To me, an ideal price might be 25x earnings. You are not going to get a quality company like this on the cheap, not one with this reputation, this management and this balance sheet.
I think anything more than 25x earnings, or $75, you take a pass. Remember, this is how you use a sale not how you let it use you. Plus, when it gets to $75, I wouldn't even put on a full position. Much better to buy half and then wait, say, until it sells at 22x earnings to buy more and then 20x earnings to buy the rest. Sure, if the growth rate suddenly slows you are going to lose a lot of money. But you will be buying it at a cheap rate historically and that's the correct prism for higher-growth investing. You can do this exercise with a whole bunch of companies. I am only picking on Whole Foods because the quarter was everything you could ever want out of a company except for one that is so expensive that nothing could ever be enough.


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October 9, 2013 + Two Great Gifts from God
by Saint and Emperor Justinian the Great
There are two greatest gifts which God, in His love for man, has granted from on high: the priesthood and the imperial dignity. The first serves divine things, while the latter directs and administers human affairs: both, however, proceed from the same origin and adorn the life of mankind. Hence, nothing should be such a source of care to the emperors as the dignity of the priests, since it is for their imperial welfare that they constantly implore God. For if the priesthood is in every way free from blame and possessed access to God, and if the emperors administer equitably and judiciously the State entrusted to their care, general harmony will result, and whatever is beneficial will be bestowed upon the human race.
Glorification of St. Tikhon, the Apostle to America
Chosen by God in a turbulent time, you glorified God in complete holiness, and attained greatness through humility. You showed forth the power of God through simplicity and piety. You laid down your life for the Church and her people, O Holy Confessor and Patriarch, Father Tikhon, pray to Christ God who Whom you were also crucified that He may save our souls.
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A gentle manner adorned you; you showed kindness and compassion to those who repented; you were firm and unbending in confessing the Orthodox Faith and zealous in loving the Lord. O Holy Hierarch of Christ and Confessor Tikhon, pray for us that we may not be separated from the love of God which is of Christ Jesus, our King and Lord.


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Artful Lodgers: Creative expressions and experiences in the branding and marketing matrix.
Hotel Interactive
May 1, 2012
by Jeff Heilman
Familiar to all travelers is the anticipation of arriving at the hotel: What will my room look like? How is this brand different? What experiences are in store?
The art of a property goes far in answering these questionsand making that all-important positive first impression. From lobby décor and in-room artwork to artist promotions and other initiatives, art in its various forms is a key investment in hotel identity and brand differentiation.
Boutiques especially are the tableaux for creative fantasies, such as the fab 60s and 70s TV- and film-themed rooms of the Roxbury Motel in the Catskills. Look no further than the makeover wave at Holiday Inn and the limited-service brands of Hilton, Hyatt and Marriott to see the chic boutique influence.
Uncreated public spaces and rooms just seem unwelcoming. Creative dressings, meanwhile, produce memorable results. One shining example is the light-hearted play of eclectic modern furnishings and décor in the Old World lobby of Hotel du Pont in Wilmington, Del. Also famously displaying original Brandywine School artwork, the du Pont has its own fine art museum.
At its Louisville, Ky. flagship and soon-to-open Cincinnati and Bentonville, Ark. properties, the 21c Museum Hotel Group defines the nexus of hospitality, art and culture, featuring rotating exhibitions, site-specific installations, cultural programming and events.
A remarkable story of promoting art and artists is found in recovering New Brunswick, N.J., where the Heldrich is a primary revitalization anchor. The luxurious 248-room conference property opened in March 2007 with the commitmentbut not quite the funds--to promote New Jersey art and artists onsite. Through inspired solutions including strategic partnerships with area museums and some hands-on ingenuity, it has become a showcase of artful branding.
Exhausting its limited art budget on prints for the guestrooms and pieces for the major public spaces, the hotel cleverly scanned century-old blueprints rendered by a famed local architect and hung them as framed prints in the bathrooms.
A creative eureka solved the issue of bare space in the conference areas. Art Unbound, an organization that uses artwork as therapy for physically and mentally challenged individuals, sought our advice on local exhibition space, says Jean Holtz, vice president of the non-profit New Brunswick Development Corporation (Devco) and coordinator of the Heldrichs art program. The light bulb went off, continues Holtz. We would create our own installation space for a full-time program of revolving exhibitions.
The Heldrich has since gained serious art hotel appeal. Artists have an enhanced opportunity to show and sell their work, people visit just to see the art, and the hotel has an enhanced selling point, which often seals the deal for potential business and social clients, Holtz says. It is a win-win for everyone.
Another success story comes from Marriotts SpringHill Suites. Last year, the all-suites flag ran a National Key Card contest seeking original artwork for its 2012 special edition hotel key, drawing nearly 400 submissions from artists nationwide. The winner, Denver-based painter Courtney Cotton, learned about the competition from participating at ArtNight, an ongoing SpringHill brand initiative.
I exhibited my work in the lobby of the Denver Airport property, which was turned into a gallery for the night, Cotton relates. After seeing my work, the hotel staff and marketing team invited me to enter the key competition. Chosen in part for its harmony with the brands interior design motif, Cottons colorful painting was placed on some 4,000 special key cards distributed this April at roughly 300 SpringHill properties.
As an artist, the publicity and exposure is invaluable, Cotton says. Between the ArtNight show and the competition, Ive connected with a number of leads and buyers.
In yet another initiative, SpringHill invited online users to help choose new in-suite artwork for the brand. Images from six different artists were displayed online; with some 2,000 votes cast, the winner was digital photographer Michael Lane, whose work will appear in new properties later this year.
Since our brand launch, SpringHill Suites has been focused on creating inspiring spaces for guests to enjoy affordable style and design while they travel, says Callette Nielsen, vice president and global brand manager. Celebrating art and design is what our brand is about, continues Nielsen, and so stories from artists like Courtney Cotton are why we continue to recognize and celebrate local artists across the country, through art-inspired programs that connect us to our communities.
Artist-designed hotel keys feature in Le Méridiens Unlock Art program, which provides guests at select properties with complimentary access (by showing their room key) to local museums and cultural institutions. One such property is Le Méridien Chambers Minneapolis, in partnership with the Walker Art Center Minneapolis.
Billed as the country's first luxury art hotel, the Chambers includes a commercial gallery featuring rotating shows from local, national and international contemporary artists. Also displayed (and available for sale) are some 250 original artworks from the owners private collection--including controversial pieces from Damien Hirst and other Britart brats.
Across the hotel universe, other creative examples abound.
At the Au Vieux Panier hotel in Marseille, France, five artists transformed five different rooms in their own signature style, including one room neatly divided between graffiti and pristine white. The Listel Hotel in Vancouver, British Columbia likes multimedia content: featuring an art gallery and rooms created as art galleries, the boutique has produced two jazz CDs and published a best-selling book of short stories.
In Australia, the Art Series group recently ran this cheeky promotion at its three chic Melbourne properties: guests could try to steal one of two works by British street artist Banksy circulated around the hotels, and keep their heist if successful.
Whatever the approach, art sets the stage for enhanced customer experiences.
Custom publisher Mike Winkleman routinely travels into Manhattan from Westchester County for business. His office away from home is the lobby of the Ace Hotel, the Gotham outpost of the bohemian chic brand started in Portland, Ore. With a blog driven by artistic content and initiatives like The Impossible Project, dedicated to keeping Polaroid film alive, art is ingrained in the Ace DNA.
For Winkleman (and others), the draw is the conducive environment created by ambient music, library stylings and sink-in furniture. The Ace lobby is a culturally advanced space that feels purpose-tuned for productivity, with its own soundtrack, says Winkleman. It comfortably functions both as hangout and workspaceI come here every time.
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Hearing is one of the first senses babies develop in the womb. Many expectant mothers stretch a pair of headphones across their belly, playing music for the baby as a way to lay the foundation for a learning environment. But headphones need to be held in place to be effective and can feel uncomfortable for mommy. The high volumes produced by the headphones might even be damaging for the baby's ears inside the womb. The Lullabelly provides the perfect solution. Made of ultra-soft and lightweight materials, the Lullabelly can be adjusted to fit the size of growing bellies, allowing it to be used throughout the entire pregnancy. A large pocket on the front on the belt will hold any portable music player, allowing for hands-free listening.
Lullabelly utilizes safe sound level technology, keeping the volume at a level similar to that a mother or father's voice while speaking or singing aloud to the baby in the womb. It even includes an audio splitter and earphones for parents and family members to listen in with the baby. When the audio splitter is in use, the belt and earphones have independent volume levels so parents can pump up their volume without changing the amount of decibels audible by the baby. Simultaneously listening to music with the baby can reduce stress for parents, while promoting fetal development and creating a wonderful bonding experience.
This product is also available in Sky Blue, Chocolate Brown/Mint, Princess Pink, and Sunshine Yellow, each sold separately.
Specifications Manufacturer Lullabelly Manufacturer Product No. G-200 UPC 837654648766 Color Apple Green
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Fototorst edition The oeuvre of the Czech avant-garde photographer Eugen Wiškovský (1888-1964) is not great in terms of number or thematic scope, but in its originality, conceptual depth and formal mastery. In his early works made in the style of New Objectivity, Wiškovský sought visually compelling forms in objects seemingly lacking aesthetic qualities, which he manipulated by cut-outs, a change of scale or inventive work with light. In his dynamic, diagonal compositions using unusual angles of shots, he was one of the most radical exponents of Czech Constructivist photography. His landscape photography also boasts great originality. Of equal importance are Wiškovský's treatises on photography theory, in which he applied aspects from the psychology of forms. A number of the photographs reproduced in the book come from UPM's collection.
Shapes and Spaces: The Collection of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague)
For the first time in its history, in the year of its 120th anniversary, the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague had the opportunity to introduce masterpieces from its collections in Portugal. With an introductory essay by Professor José de Monterroso Teixeira and texts by Daniela Karasová and other UPM curators, the book was published to accompany an exhibition hosted by the Museum of Portuguese Decorative Arts in Lisbon. It features unique objects made of glass, ceramics and porcelain, as well as furniture, jewellery, metals, textiles, clothing and graphic art dating from the Renaissance to the Art Nouveau periods, with a focus on Central Europe. The selection attests to the diversity and wealth of the Prague museum's collections and documents how decorative art contributed to shaping Central Europe's cultural identity. The publication was issued by the Fundação Ricardo do Espírito Santo Silva, Lisboa in the cooperation with the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague to accompany the exhibition in the Fundação Ricardo do Espírito Santo Silva, Lisboa, Autumn 2005.
Schloss Klösterle an der Eger: Führer durch die Porzellanaustellung aus der Sammlung des Kunstgewerb)
Klášterec n. Ohří Chateau – guide to the permanent exhibition of porcelain from the collections of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague. It presents to the readers development of porcelain in the Bohemian Lands, including examples of Chinese and Japanese porcelain.
Never before Seen in Prague)
Published to accompany an exhibition of posters advertising Prague entertainment venues, the book traces the years 1900–1930, as Prague gradually changed from a provincial town into a modern, self-confident city and eventually into the capital of an independent state. Poster art is a unique testimonial to this transformation: at the turn of the century, lithographic posters became an integral part of Prague's streets and alleyways, later than in such metropolises as Paris, London and New York, yet virtually at the same time as the monarchy's capital Vienna. With some exceptions, the Depression put an end to the era of the pictorial poster in 1930. The posters present diverse forms of entertainment in Prague: night clubs, social functions, balls, soirées organized by various voluntary associations, circus shows and magician performances, and – last but not least – the film industry. The publication was issued by the Municipal House in Prague in cooperation with the Museum of Decorative Arts to accompany the exhibition held in the Municipal House, September 2005 – January 2006.
Clocks and Watches in the Collection of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague)
The collection of clocks and watches shows changes in time-keeping in particular from the point of view of artistic treatment of clock cases, while documenting the development of the clock mechanism. The horology collection of the Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague is one of the largest and most varied in the Czech Republic in terms of kind as well as artistic design. Whereas the National Technical Museum specializes in the mechanical aspect of clocks, the Museum of Decorative Arts focuses on artistically shaped and decorated items.
Czech Photography of the 20th Century – Guide)
It is a comprehensive presentation of the main trends, personalities, and works of Czech photography from 1901 to 2000. Not wanting to show merely works by the most important photographers such as F. Drtikol, J. Sudek, J. Rössler, J. Funke, J. Štyrský, J. Koudelka, J. Svoboda, J. Saudek, J. Štreit, and A. Kratochvíl, the authors have sought to document various creative trends also with photographs by lesser known and sometimes even totally forgotten photographers.
Museum of Decorative Arts in Prague – Guide)
A Guide to the permanent exhibition of the Museum of Decorative Arts called "The Stories of Materials" beginning with The Story of Fibre: the textiles and fashion hall, and continues with Time Machines: the clocks and watches hall, The Fire Arts: the glass and ceramics hall, Print and Picture: the hall of graphic design and photography, and The Treasury: the hall of metals and various other materials. There is also information about branches of the Museum, its permanent exhibitions in Prague and elsewhere, and exhibitions in chateaux.


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Smoothie King® to Launch "King Cake Smoothie" Regionally on January 6, 2016
Smoothie King® to Launch "King Cake Smoothie"
Regionally on January 6, 2016
New Smoothie to Be Featured Across Three States for a Limited Time Only!
NEW ORLEANS, (December 9, 2015) -- Smoothie King Franchises, Inc., the leading smoothie franchise company with more than 750 stores worldwide, will be launching a new, regionally-inspired smoothie at more than 120 Smoothie King stores in the Gulf Coast area starting in early January. The "King Cake Smoothie" will be available from January 6, 2016 (King's Day) through February 9, 2016 (Mardi Gras Day).
"New Orleans is Smoothie King's hometown. This is where it all began for us," said Wan Kim, Owner and CEO of Smoothie King. "The King Cake Smoothie gives people a delicious and nutritious option during Carnival season, while celebrating our hometown roots."
The King Cake smoothie is available with Smoothie King's proprietary Gladiator® Protein or with Frozen Yogurt and also includes almond milk, bananas, ground cinnamon, almond and vanilla extract. The Gladiator version has 49g of protein, is only 350 calories for a 20 oz. cup, and has 23g of sugar and 3g of fiber. It's high in protein, Vitamins A, C, D, E and B-12 and is a good source of fiber. The Frozen Yogurt version is also available as a 12 oz. Kids Cup. The King Cake Smoothie will be available at participating Smoothie King stores in Louisiana, Mississippi, and Alabama.
About Smoothie King Franchises Inc.
Smoothie King Franchises, Inc. is a privately held, New Orleans-area-based franchise company with more than 750 units worldwide. By creating each smoothie with a purpose, Smoothie King makes it simple and pleasurable for guests to achieve their individual health goals. The franchise also offers a number of healthy retail products, including sports beverages, energy bars, vitamins, supplements and more.
Smoothie King was founded in 1973 by Steve Kuhnau, whose mission was to help others achieve better health in a tasty way. In 1989, Smoothie King became the first smoothie franchise in the U.S. and currently operates in 33 states, the Caymans, Singapore and the Republic of Korea. In 2015, Smoothie King was ranked No. 1 by Entrepreneur magazine in the juice bar category for the 21st year and No. 79 overall on the 2015 Franchise 500 list. In 2014, Smoothie King partnered with the New Orleans Pelicans of the National Basketball Association to launch the Smoothie King Center, a multi-purpose indoor arena in New Orleans, Louisiana. Visit www.smoothieking.com or www.smoothiekingfranchise.com; engage on Facebook at www.facebook.com/SmoothieKing; follow on Twitter at http://twitter.com/smoothieking.


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Dias KadyrbayevThe conversations published come from his phone. He's one of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev's college friends accused of obstructing justice by concealing evidence from authorities while Tsarnaev was on the run.
Azamat TazhayakovDzhokhar's college friend, also charged with obstruction of justice.
Dzhokhar TsarnaevAlleged Marathon bomber. Nicknamed "Jahar."
Selected extracts of Dias' texts between April 15 (the day of the bombing) and April 20, the day after Dzhokhar is captured.
April 15, 2.45 p.m. Bombs explode in Boylston Street
Conversation between Dias and "Mama US", minutes after the explosions.
Mama US
Mother, just now two bombs exploded in Boston. 3:14 p.m.
On Boylston St 3:14 p.m.
At the marathon finish line! 3:15 p.m.
No way 3:15 p.m.
There are people there with no legs lying around 3:15 p.m.
I am telling you 3:15 p.m.
How do you know this? 3:16 p.m.
Bayan told me... and then I looked up on the internet 3:16 p.m.
Horrible 3:17 p.m.
We started reading now 3:17 p.m.
Uhu 3:17 p.m.
We can hear the sirens around now 3:18 p.m.
Horrible 3:32 p.m.
Yes... 3:33 p.m.
April 18, Around 5 p.m. Images of the suspects of the bombing are released
Conversation between Dias and "Jahar"
Zaed April 18, 8:30 p.m.
Yo bro 8:36 p.m.
Wasup 8:41 p.m.
Pick me up please 8:42 p.m.
Sorry man I'm in Boston 8:42 p.m.
Where r yu? 8:42 p.m.
In my crib 8:43 p.m.
I am tryan go to umass 8:43 p.m.
Please 8:43 p.m.
Yo bro 8:43 p.m.
u saw the news? 8:43 p.m.
Yea bro I did 8:43 p.m.
for real? 8:45 p.m.
I saw the news... 8:43 p.m.
Better not text me my friend 8:43 p.m.
Lol 8:43 p.m.
u saw urself there? 8:45 p.m.
ahaha... 8:45 p.m.
hahaha 8:45 p.m.
Ifyu want yu can go to my room and take what's there :) but ight bro Salam aleikum 8:46 p.m.
whats wrong with u? 8:47 p.m.
haha ;) 8:48 p.m.
Can't right now man 8:49 p.m.
vk bro 8:49 p.m.
April 18, 10:24 p.m. MIT Officer Sean Collier is found shot
April 19, 1:20 a.m. Tamerlan is taken to hospital after shooout in Watertown
"Aza" texts Dias
Where are you looking? April 19, 2:26 a.m.
I think they caught his brother.. 2:28 a.m.
Conversation between Dias and "Mama US"
Mama US
I haven't slept all night... April 19, 10:51 a.m.
dad called the embassy 10:51 a.m.
I talked to the embassy 10:51 a.m.
Right 10:51 a.m.
If these are our representatives, then send me the address and send me the phone number 10:51 a.m.
they say not to say anything 10:51 a.m.
and said to send the address 10:51 a.m.
no 10:52 a.m.
I am asking you... 10:52 a.m.
did everything 10:53 a.m.
that is our kz embassy in New York 10:53 a.m.
Give me the pone number 10:54 a.m.
don't you worry 11:03 a.m.
mother call the ambassador 2:22 p.m.
to the ambassador 2:22 p.m.
say they are looking for me 2:23 p.m.
we called Vova 2:23 p.m.
THE FBI IS HERE 2:24 p.m.
April 19, around 6:30 p.m. A Watertown neighbor notifies police he saw blood and a body laying inside his boat. Around two hours later, Dzhokhar is taken to hospital after being captured.
Related coverage
SOURCE: United States Department of Justice, Federal Bureau of Investigation
Globe Staff


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Jordan Mullen needed a new logo design and created a contest on 99designs.
A winner was selected from 68 designs submitted by 24 freelance designers.
Advanced Energy Home Improvements
This is a new business with a focus on affordable green products and it aims to provide Australians with viable alternatives to old technology. With a commitment to the environment this business offers home solutions which may come in the forms of heat reflective paint, green roofing, roller shutters, installations, etc.
The environmentally conscious
Must contain the business name 'Advanced Energy Home Improvements' - No tag lines please
Should reflect an environmental theme
Typeface can either be standard or stylised - nothing too crazy please
Colours should be greens and golds
Versions of the logo that don't conform to the above specifications are also welcome, as long as they are of a high standard.
Print file format: .ai (CMYK)
Web file format: .jpg and layered .psd (RGB)
Find out how a design contest works or learn more about our logo design services.


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Rob Gronkowski's Home Robbed While He Was At Super Bowl
February 6, 2018
(WBZ-AM) -- While he was away at the Super Bowl this weekend, Patriots TE Rob Gronkowski's Foxboro home was robbed, police confirmed.
Police were called to his home around 6:18 p.m. Monday, shortly after the Patriots returned home from Minnesota after their loss to the Eagles.
They would not say what day they believe the burglary took place, what was taken, whether or not they were searching for any suspects, or whether or not anyone was home at the time.
Foxboro Police Chief William Baker said no other homes in the neighborhood were burglarized during the same time period.
"I think it's kind of a tough combination, to have suffered this unfortunate loss and then to get home and be a victim of this kind of crime, which really has a profound effect on everyone who is a victim of this crime, when your personal space is breached like that," he said.
Chief Baker said the department is looking for any information about the burglary.


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212 Division Street, Northfield 507-663-0342
The Tavern Lounge is located on the main level of the Archer House River Inn. Open seven days a week, the Lounge offers a full bar with craft beers and specialty cocktails, along with a tasty appetizer menu. The cozy, casual atmosphere draws college students, locals, and tourists alike, creating the perfect setting for catching up with friends or relaxing and enjoying a good book.
The Lounge is also a popular destination for great live music, presented Thursday through Saturday evenings, and featuring some of Minnesota's best musicians.
In warm months, the Lounge's outdoor deck overlooking the Cannon River is the perfect place in Northfield to sit outside and enjoy a beverage and the view.
Lounge Hours: 4 pm until Midnight, 7 days a week
Live Music: Thursdays, Fridays & Saturdays beginning at 8 pm
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by Michael Caruso
Rae Ann Anderson will lead the Gleeksman-Kohn Children's Choir of Settlement Music School in concert at 4 p.m. Sunday, May 5, in St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Chestnut Hill. The varied program will include a world premiere of a commissioned score by Philadelphia composer, Roberto Pace, a member of the theory and composition department at Settlement.
Speaking about the commission, which is titled "A Time Machine," Pace said, "Late last spring,
Ben Auger (a member of Settlement's board of directors and a volunteer at Children's Hospital of Philadelphia) suggested that I compose a piece for Settlement's combined children's choir for the annual spring festival at CHOP. He knows my work and, in fact, studies counterpoint and analysis with me. He made one request, which was that the work should have an element of young urban sensibility as well as being modern classical music. Rae Ann Anderson, who conducts the choir, suggested that I map this work in with the theme of time travel. The idea took root in my imagination."
Settlement's Gleeksman-Kohn Children's Choir combines the individual choruses of all six Settlement branches, including the Germantown branch at 6128 Germantown Ave.
The program includes such traditional classical works as Handel's "O Thou that Tellest Good Tidings," Mendelssohn's "Lift Thine Eyes," "Jazz Songs of Innocence" set to poems by William Blake and music by Bob Chilton, and a tribute to the late Whitney Houston. For more information, call 215-320-2600.
West Mt. Airy pianist Leon Bates presented a solo recital Sunday afternoon, April 21, in the rotunda of Chestnut Hill's Woodmere Art Museum. Entitled "My Favorite Things," the program featured selections by Beethoven, Chopin, Ravel, Schumann, Rachmaninoff and Gershwin.
Bates, who started his piano studies with Irene Beck at the Germantown branch of Settlement Music School, began the recital with a full-toned, well-voiced rendition of the first movement of Beethoven's "Pathetique" Sonata. The playing was strong on brilliance but weak on dynamic variety on the soft side and lyrical phrasing.
Bates followed the Beethoven with a bold interpretation of the first movement of Chopin's "Sonata No. 3 in B minor." Here the pianist phrased the lines expertly and colored the textures vibrantly. His performance of Ravel's "Alborado de grazioso" from "Miroirs" was technically accomplished but too loud too often. Bates caught the melancholy of Rachmaninoff's "Prelude in B minor" and scored a jazzy triumph with William Daley's arrangement for solo piano of Gershwin's "An American in Paris."
The Academy of Vocal Arts opened its production of Giuseppe Verdi's "A Masked Ball" Saturday evening in its Warden Theater in center city. Conducted by the all-scholarship school's music director, Christofer Macatsoris, and stage directed by Tito Capobianco, the mounting continues May 2, 4, 8 and 11. For any opera lover – or would-be opera lover – eager to see and hear an exciting, traditional presentation of one of the staples of the repertoire, this is a production not to be missed.
Premiered in Rome's Apollo Theater February 17, 1859, "A Masked Ball" is mature Verdi at the height of his musical and theatrical powers. Based on a libretto by Antonio Somma, it tells the tale of the murder of a Swedish king at a masked ball. Considered too politically volatile by the censors of the Papal States, the setting was changed to colonial Boston, of all places. In recent years, however, most productions return the action to the intended royal court of Sweden. Here the king's counselor, Renato, discovers that Gustavo III is in love with his wife, Amelia. While their relationship has never been physically consummated, Renato joins conspirators who, for other reasons, seek to murder the king.
Although the narrative is convoluted, it nonetheless inspired Verdi to compose some of his most thrilling yet sensitive music. The dramatic thrust of the score hurtles to its tragic climax, yet Verdi's ability to delineate character and reveal the turmoil within the hearts of all those characters rings true throughout the opera's three acts.
Call 215-735-1685 for ticket information.


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Just bought a new 2004 V4, and had some questions.[hr]
Was wondering if anyone knew what this is for? At first I thought it was some way of combining two pieces of line, or that I got extension sets for one of four lines, but after taking a closer look at the manual, it is shown in the diagrams -- but not described.
Just curious if anyone knew what this is for? I'm guessing it has something to do with the V-strap orientation? Is it required, and if so, does that mean I need to purchase Naish specific lines if I need to replace them in the future?[hr]
It's kind of hard to tell with this picture, but the strap is looped one rotation. Pictures in the manual(s) (the one that came with kite, the PDF below) seem to show a velcro attachment running through the harness bar. Doesn't seem right to me. Maybe I'm missing something?
If you don't know what I'm talking about, but feeling helpful, link to the
Naish 4 Line Manual


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Five Stocks Warren Buffett and Insiders Are Buying
Warren Buffett is one of the most successful investors of all time. MarketWatch's Rex Crum looks at stocks Mr. Buffett's Berkshire Hathaway and insiders within the company have bought over the past 90 days. (Photo: AP/Getty Images)
This transcript has been automatically generated and may not be 100% accurate.
I ... or Buffett Berkshire ... was one of the most successful investors of all time ... Rex Crum MarketWatch and recently we are teamed up with the website Insider monkey ... to look at Berkshire Hathaway and some of the stocks of meals and some of what in insiders Apple's companies ... bought over the last night it's one of Buffett's mainstay's is credit card company American Express love those records their toddler she recently bought a big stake in Dell the company's shares are up about sixteen percent over the last year dialysis services company to be the Healthcare Partners is also one of Buffett's recent buys he first bought the company about two thousand eleven is increase the state three times ... now owns over fourteen million shares ... or is expected to grow between thirteen of fourteen percent in the coming years another relatively recent buy for Buffett has been Liberty Media Holdings which he first bought in late two thousand eleven ... and recently Chairman John Malone up four hundred ninety thousand shares of the company ... and its seen as being are growing even higher because the recently spun off its Starz cable or Buffett is always like General Motors the car company which is a turnaround playhouses fourth-quarter earnings coming up on Valentine's day ... and love the directors there back in November also bought a hundred thousand dollars worth of shares in the company and its stock is up eleven percent since then ... last but not least is General Dynamics the military defense contractor its Buffett's twenty fourth largest holding ... and last week William Osborne a company director there bought about three hundred thirty thousand dollars worth of the company's stock ...