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Calories 60 Calories from Fat 10 Protein 10g Total Fat 1g % Daily Value Total Fat 1g 2% Saturated Fat 0g 0% Trans Fat 0g 0% Cholesterol 25mg 8% Sodium 400mg 17% Total Carbohydrates 3g 1% Dietary Fiber 0g 0% Sugar 2g 0% Protein 10g 21% Vitamin A 0% Vitamin C 0% Iron 4% Calcium 0% Serving Size 2 oz. (56 g) Servings per container Varies Ingredients: Turkey Breast Meat, Turkey Broth, Honey, contains 2% or less of Salt, Vinegar, Modified Food Starch, Sodium Phosphate, Sodium Erythorbate, Sodium Nitrite, Flavoring.


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Greenery and flowers from the gardens made for a beautiful backdrop on Friday, April 14, 2017 as Robby and Lindsay exchanged wedding vows. The wedding and reception took place at the Daniel Stowe Botanical Garden in Charlotte, North Carolina.
Robby and Lindsay first met in 2006, but would not go on their first date until 2011. Then in 2014, the family took a trip to the botanical gardens and after taking photos and admiring the beautiful flowers Lindsay turned around to see the boys holding signs that said, "will you marry us" and Robby holding a beautiful ring. She said yes!
On April 14th , Lindsay cried tears of happiness as the boys escorted her down the aisle, past close friends and family, to Robby. After the ceremony, the couple laughed and danced the night away. The photobooth with props added another element of fun to their night. The night concluded as Lindsay and Robby made their exit under the light arch of sparklers and cheers.
The groom, Robby, was diagnosed with renal failure at a young age and has undergone three transplant surgeries. All three surgeries have failed. He is currently undergoing regular dialysis and awaiting a fourth kidney. Lindsay says that despite all he has on his plate, Robby still manages to make her feel special and loved.
The love that Lindsay and Robby share is beautiful. Wish Upon a Wedding was honored to be part of their special day.
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Colorado Movie Massacre Shooter, James Holmes is right now in solitary confinement.
Now this is needed because one of old Inmates, Wayne Medley (age 24) says "All the inmates were talking about killing him,".
Medley even brought up, "Everyone was looking for an opportunity (to kill James Holmes). It's all they (the inmates) could talk about."
Even one of his current inmates, Dima Danilov (age 22) said that if James Holmes was put in the general jail population "he won't live to see Monday's court appearance,".
Right now from hearing all of this, it certainly would not be amazing if James Holmes died before Monday or even on Monday.
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After five months, the PSAL season is down to one day — Saturday the PSAL Class A and Class B champions will be decided. In our final top 10, Boys & Girls finished at No. 1, with Cardozo second, Wigns Academy third and Transit Tech fourth.
1. Boys & Girls (26-5) (Last week: 1)
A memorable season only gets better for the Kangaroos. They will receive keys to the city from Mayor Bloomberg on March 25. Then, it's a trip to Glens Falls for the state tournament.
Next: TBA, New York State Federation Class AA final (March 28, 3 p.m.)
2. Cardozo (22-7) (2)
Everybody always talks about getting to the Garden. Making it to MSG and losing, however, isn't much fun. Just ask Ron Naclerio, who has led in his last two trips – 2004 and 2010 – after three quarters, only to fall short.
Next: Season over
3. Wings Academy (24-6) (3)
Last week in this space, we hoped Krystian Foriest would find a worthy home. On Saturday, he did, picking Queens College, a smart choice. Foriest will receive a solid – and free – education and be given an opportunity to contribute immediately.
Next: Season over
4. Transit Tech (18-10) (4)
It was an up-and-down season for Anthony Prescott, a junior guard learning how to play the point. He finally seemed to grasp the position late in the year, leading the Express to the PSAL Class AA semifinals. Transit Tech will be in his capable hands next winter.
Next: Season over
5. Thomas Jefferson (20-10) (4)
Look out for the Orange Wave's frontcourt of Shamel Williams, Eric Turpin Jr., and Edson Avila next year. The three are skilled, physically imposing and experienced.
Next: Season over
6. John F. Kennedy (22-5) (5)
Johnny Mathis is revered as a coach for his consistency. He will be put to the test next year as senior stars Naquan Pierce and Jeffrey Short graduate. Knowing Mathis, he will find a way to get the most out of the Knights.
Next: Season over
7. Lincoln (17-10) (6)
The Railsplitters enjoyed a solid year, despite their championship pedigree. After losing three Division I players – Lance Stephenson, James Padgett and Darwin (Buddha) Ellis – they still finished third in Brooklyn AA, the best division in the city, and made the quarterfinals.
Next: Season over
8. Wadleigh (21-7) (7)
The Tigers have made a tradition of dominating Manhattan, but being unable to handle the city's elite once the postseason begins. Under Mike Crump, they have won the borough four out of five years, but have failed to get past the quarterfinals.
Next: Season over
9. Curtis (26-5) (8)
The Warriors became Staten Island's first boys basketball team to win a city championship last year, but winning the Island this season and getting to the PSAL Class AA quarterfinals was possibly more significant.
Next: Season over
10. Robeson (18-10) (9)
Darrel Lucky finally emerged this winter as a leader. His natural talent was always there, but he matured to match that ability, understanding how to get the most out of the teammates and knowing when to take over. The rest of the city will know all about No. 11, a mid-major prospect, next year.
Next: Season over
New: None
Dropped out: None
On the bubble: Banneker (14-4), Bedford Academy (23-5), Brooklyn Collegiate (21-6), FDR (22-6), Forest Hills (16-11), McKee/Staten Island Tech (23-7), and South Bronx (27-3)


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Missing Persons
A Volume of Omissions in the Dictionary of National Biography.
When Leslie Stephen edited his Dictionary of National Biography (the first volume of which, A-Abbey, was published in 1885) he chose the subjects that seemed to him – as a Victorian and a man of letters – to be the most deserving. Over the next 100 years what started as a trickle has become a flood of letters, challenging his decisions and deploring the omissions. As one of the Dictionary's present editors, Dr C.S. Nicholls, says, 'Everyone has a "pet person" whom they feel should not have been omitted'.
In view of this the publishers, Oxford University Press, have taken the momentous decision to produce a 'volume of omissions'. As Dr Nicholls points out, there are various categories of people who, for equally various reasons, failed to make the grade first time around. Stephen had no interest in sportsmen – unless they were cricketers; science, business and trade were not (except for exceptional cases) worthy of inclusion, and of course, women came off very badly (Isabella Beeton, for instance, whose contribution to Victorian domestic comfort and harmony was immense, got no mention). This last group has provoked a torrent of complaints in recent years, particularly from the United States, and therefore many more women – poets, painters, authors (Mrs Beeton included) – will join the chosen.
Another category to be included is those who were 'discovered' posthumously – diarists figure here, gossipy Creevey and the ingenuous Kilvert – and other figures like the poet Gerard Manley Hopkins who only became popular during the First World War.


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Do you want to know a trick to make moist vanilla cupcake?
Use coconut milk !!! yes, yes, and yes.
I'm sure you already know I'm a coconut fanatic. Whenever I think about a cupcake, coconut comes to my mind. If I could find ways to incorporate coconut I'd gladly do so.
Even though this cake itself doesn't have an apparent coconut taste, I feel good knowing I used coconut milk! And best of all, it makes the cupcake super moist. These are utterly yummy, they make me hyper, and I like it.
Frosting comes with its own story. Few weeks ago, at a grocery store, I said to my kids, "When I was your age I used to drink ovaltine with milk all the time. For a change I'm excited for you guys to try ovaltine instead of premade chocolate milk." So when we got home I gave them the ovaltine milk, and they hated it! Since then ovaltine has been sitting in my cabinet. Until today ofcourse. I used it for this extremely delicious frosting. A rich, fluffy, coconut-malt frosting is what you need on a moist cupcake.
I wish I can eat these every single day without gaining inches !!
For the cupcakes you will need:
1 1/8 cups all purpose flour + 2 tbsp corn starch
1 1/4 tsp baking powder
1/2 tsp baking soda
1/2 tsp salt
2 large eggs
3/4 cup sugar
2 tsp vanilla
1/2 cup canola oil (vegetable or extra light olive oil also work)
1/2 cup coconut milk
Preheat the oven to 350 °F and line a cupcake pan with 15 cupcake liners.
In a bowl, whisk together flour, corn starch, baking powder, baking soda and salt. Set aside.
In the bowl of a stand mixer, beat eggs with the whisk attachment on medium speed
Add 3/4 cup sugar and continue to beat. Add oil and vanilla and keep on beating.
Reduce the speed to mid-low and slowly add about half of the flour mixture. Add half of the coconut milk, then add rest of the flour mix and the rest of the milk. Beat until smooth.
Pour the batter into liquid measuring cup and then pour into a lined cupcake pan.
Bake for 12-14 mins in the oven or until the toothpicks comes out clean. Cool completely before frosting.
For the frosting you will need:
- 1 cup butter, room temperature
- 2/3 cup ovaltine powder
- 3 cups powdered sugar
- pinch of salt
- 1/2 cup coconut milk
- 1 tsp vanilla
- 1 tsp coconut extract
In the bowl of a stand mixer, beat the butter until smooth. Add ovaltine powder, icing sugar and pinch of salt, mix until smooth. Add the coconut milk, vanilla, and coconut extract and beat until on medium speed until light and fluffy. Add more coconut milk if you need to thin out frosting.
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Museu do Futebol (football/soccer museum)
The recently inaugurated Museu do Futebol (football/soccer museum) in São Paulo will soon become an unmissable visit for footie fans worldwide.
Whether you are soccer-crazy or not, the museum is worth a visit. It was designed by the same team responsible for the state-of-the-art Museu da Língua Portuguesa. The museum is located under the stands of the Pacaembu Stadium in são Paulo. The endless collection of posters that decorate the entrance hall to the museum are an excellent introduction to the nostalgic trip in football history you will be about to embark on.
At the museum the emphasis is very much on technology and interactivity as a means of telling the history of Brazilian soccer and society. Be warned, do no expect many references to world soccer, the museum is mainly about Brazil. A forgiveable sin, given Brazil's contribution to the history of the sport.
There is a section of the museum devoted to photos from times gone by, you could spend there ages contemplating the amazing collection of snapshots from the first decades of football history.
From that room, a futuristic leap to the space dedicated to the World Cups. XXI century totems remember all the world cups and the world events that happened during the time.
The second half of the museum deals with the rules of the sport. On the way, a door allows you to contemplate the Pacaembu stadium, where the museum is located, from the inside.
The museum has quite a few of interactive surprises I will not reveal now. Make sure you have proper footwear on if you want to make the most of the penalty shoot simulator.
Address: Estádio do Pacaembu (Praça Charles Miller). It's 1 km from the Clínicas metro station (line 2 – green), though the way down to the stadium is not straightforward. Easiest thing is to take a taxi to the stadium from the metro station, the short ride shouldn't cost more than R$10.
Price: Entrance is R$6 (students with proper ID and senior citizens pay $3). Free entrance on Thursdays.
Opening times: From Tuedsay to Sunday, from 10 to 17 hours. Closed when there is a game at the stadium.
Website: Museu do Futebol
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This interesting and well-made movie is intended to portray the situation of the Palestinians living on the West Bank under Israeli control. Two young men, probably in their 30s, are day laborers at an auto repair shop. Said (Kais Nashef), in a rage and arguing with a Palestinian customer, intentionally damages the customers car and is fired. He and his friend, Khaled (Ali Suliman), are seething because of the Israeli occupation and decide to sign on to become suicide bombers or martyrs. How they deal with fear and regret makes up the balance of the movie.
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The second series of exhibitions and projects opens on Sunday, May 1, with a reception from 1:00–4:00 p.m., and is on view through Sunday, May 22. The exhibitions are: The Object of Society Is, curated by Nova Benway; Thinking About Flying, curated by Karin Campbell; Not Necessarily in that Order: Curatorial questions about The Barnes Foundation's move to Philadelphia, a publication edited by Orit Gat; Dear Pratella, what do you hear?, curated by Michelle Y. Hyun; Counter-relief (CCS Bard) 2011, curated by Kelly Kivland; Double Session, curated by Natasha Llorens; (Re)Move/(Re)Frame, curated by Courtney Malick; What's Past is Prologue, curated by Julia Paoli.
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The Center for Curatorial Studies at Bard College (CCS Bard) is an exhibition, education, and research center dedicated to the study of art and curatorial practices from the 1960s to the present day. In addition to the CCS Bard Galleries and Hessel Museum of Art, the Center houses the Marieluise Hessel Collection, as well as an extensive library and curatorial archives that are accessible to the public. The Center's two-year M.A. program in curatorial studies is specifically designed to deepen students' understanding of the intellectual and practical tasks of curating contemporary art. Exhibitions are presented year-round in the CCS Bard Galleries and Hessel Museum of Art, providing students with the opportunity to work with world-renowned artists and curators. The exhibition program and the Hessel Collection also serve as the basis for a wide range of public programs and activities exploring art and its role in contemporary society.
CCS Bard Upcoming Thesis Exhibitions, Group One
March 27 – April 17, 2011
CCS Bard Galleries, Annandale-on-Hudson, NY
Break My Body, Hold My Bones
Artists: Malcolm Lomax and Daniel Wickerham (DUOX)
Curator: Nathan Lee
Questions of queer embodiment in a "post-AIDS" culture are posed in a multimedia installation by the Baltimore-based collaboration DUOX (Malcolm Lomax and Daniel Wickerham). What are the forms, affects, capacities, and connections of the queer body? How does it respond to the legacy of AIDS — no longer experienced as an overt crisis in the gay community, but no less constitutive of its practices? How does queerness inhabit the landscape of online avatars, social networking, viral video, and multiple forms of digital being? Merging digital and analog technologies through a practice informed by performance and appropriation, DUOX presents an environment that reflects on and embodies an emergent sensibility: the becoming-viral of the digital queer.
The action of things
Artists: Rubén Grilo, João Maria Gusmão & Pedro Paiva, Cristóbal Lehyt, Trevor Paglen, and Jorge Satorre
Curator: Manuela Moscoso
"Things" are often understood as objects that neither carry agency nor affect the world. The action of things is a group exhibition focusing on work that investigates things and more specifically, stones and stars—aspects of matter that are so omnipresent that they can be considered global. The artists in this exhibition, Rubén Grilo, João Maria Gusmão & Pedro Paiva, Cristóbal Lehyt, Trevor Paglen, and Jorge Satorre, all look at inanimate materials and challenge their supposed passivity. This approach rejects the division between a world of the inert things, on the one hand, and a world of animate beings, on the other. Thus, it grants us the possibility of re-experiencing the world, as populated by things with potential agency. The exhibition considers temporary networks of relations between human and non-human actors. It investigates the ways that things mediate, construct, or sustain assemblies and, as a result, have agency similar—or at least comparable—to that of human beings. Their viewers are propelled into an uncertain universe that undoes taken-for-granted perceptions of nature.
Taking Pleasure for a Ride
Artists: Glen Fogel, Terence Koh, Laurel Nakadate, Jennifer Reeder, and Conrad Ventur
Curator: Dylan Burritt Peet
Taking Pleasure for a Ride is an exhibition of video works by Glen Fogel, Terence Koh, Laurel Nakadate, Jennifer Reeder, and Conrad Ventur that use camp strategies to create irresolvable tensions between good taste and bad, complicity and resistance, anger and love. Counter to the perception of camp as merely ridiculous, artificial, and indulgent, the exhibition takes as its starting point the following definition: camp is taking pleasure in purposely acting out a disaccord with heterosexist norms. In other words, camp is a set of strategies for performing difference, for enacting resistance. Variously sly, sexy, aggressive, and uncomfortable, the works in Taking Pleasure for a Ride challenge the possibility of stable notions of taste, desire, and identity.
We Have The Technology
Participants: Marysia Lewandowska, Konst & Teknik, Laurel Ptak
Curators: Laurel Ptak in collaboration with Stockholm-based design office Konst & Teknik
We Have The Technology is an internet platform in support of critical cultural production. Arriving online in a moment of post-technological fetishism and post-digital alienation, WHTT works with artists, designers, theorists, programmers, curators, academics, and other cultural producers to attend vigorously to the digital and networked potentialities for production, circulation, and distribution of art and culture in and beyond the browser. For this project, WHTT invites artist Marysia Lewandowska as inaugural resident to explore the intersection of intellectual property and art. Working collaboratively with CCS graduate student Laurel Ptak and Stockholm-based design office Konst & Teknik, Lewandowska will engage WHTT as a sustained platform for dispersed communication, research, and knowledge production online.
Harboring Tone and Place
Artists: Dennis McNulty, Angela Detanico and Rafael Lain
Curator: Clark Solack
The works in this exhibition approach the context of time through its durational potentialities. Both present differing models of sensory perceptions by engaging with spoken narratives and a grammatical explication of words that enumerate striking visual structures. The works on display demonstrate ways that presumed comprehensibility might be deemed inadequate by suggesting unusual strategies for encountering language, sound, and the visual. Dublin-based artist Dennis McNulty works with various media including performance, sculpture, sound, and video, with a particular interest in architecture and urban spaces. Approaching Breezewood is a sound work that explores the relations between visual experience and words, and how sound can rearticulate a visual association with what we don't see. Paris-based artists and graphic designers Angela Detanico and Raphael Lain work with digital formats as a way to translate typographies into new, differently understandable configurations. Their work The 25 Brightest Stars is a superimposition of sine waves, one for each letter of the alphabet. This new typology is used to write the names of the twenty-five brightest stars. These words appear as floating orbs, articulating a new form of visual narration.
CCS Bard Upcoming Thesis Exhibitions, Group Two
May 1 – May 22, 2011
CCS Bard Galleries, Annandale-on-Hudson, New York
The Object of Society Is
Artist: Jenny Perlin
Curator: Nova Benway
The Object of Society Is, an exhibition of newly commissioned work by Jenny Perlin, is comprised of a film and a series of letterpress prints, and results from a year's research on the writings of Eleanor Roosevelt. Perlin's work explores intersections between personal and social histories, and investigates the documentation and representation of cultural and social values. This exhibition is informed by a multitude of sources, among them the thousands of "My Day" newspaper columns Roosevelt wrote between 1935 and 1962, which reveal the mingling of her personal and political ideologies; John Milton's 1655 poem "On His Blindness" and the 1918 film "The Blue Bird," which Roosevelt referred to as inspirations throughout her life; and the copious annotations Roosevelt made to drafts of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights. In this exhibition, literary parables and early film combine with political rhetoric and Roosevelt's biography to comment on the ways in which a wide array of images and texts shape political discourse in America.
Thinking About Flying
Artist: Jon Rubin
Curator: Karin Campbell
For his first exhibition in the Hudson Valley, Pittsburgh-based artist Jon Rubin has conceived a new, site-specific project at the Center for Curatorial Studies that aims to catalyze a more direct relationship between the CCS and its local audience. For Homing Pigeon Loft, Center for Curatorial Studies, Bard College, Hudson Valley, New York, USA, 10 homing pigeons will be housed in a "loft" located outside the CCS starting at the end of January 2011. During the exhibition, Bard College students, faculty, and staff will take birds home for several days and then release them to return to campus. By sharing the responsibility of producing and maintaining the artwork, the participants and institution contribute to the ongoing life of the project. At once poetic and practical, the temporary placement of the pigeons in audience members' homes expands the space of the museum. As domestic spaces become temporary exhibition sites, the institutional space is cast as a home for the artwork's physical components — the pigeons.
Not Necessarily in that Order:
Curatorial questions about The Barnes Foundation's move to Philadelphia.
Edited by Orit Gat
Not Necessarily in that Order is a publication that explores the curatorial implications of the Barnes Foundation's upcoming move from Merion to Philadelphia. Originally the private collection of Dr. Albert Barnes, the Foundation, located at his house in Merion, Pennsylvania, has been open to the public since Dr. Barnes' death in 1951. This publication looks into the museum's relocation as an opportunity to ask questions about the curating of collections, how contemporary curatorial methodologies could be useful for the Barnes at a time of change, and how the curatorial traditions at the Barnes could inform contemporary discussions about curating collections. Consisting of original research material, interviews, reprints of texts about curating and collections, images, and new texts written especially for this publication, Not Necessarily in that Order is an unbound publication whose contents can be arranged by readers according to their interests.
Dear Pratella, what do you hear?
Artists: Jacob Kirkegaard, Chris Kubick & Anne Walsh, and Hong-Kai Wang
Curator: Michelle Y. Hyun
Almost 100 years ago, Luigi Russolo wrote The Art of Noises in a letter to fellow Futurist and friend Francesco Balilla Pratella. The manifesto announced a total revision of aesthetic values towards the construction of a new model for sound/music with a critical impulse towards social and political change. Dear Pratella functions as an experiment that investigates the critical potential of sound-based art in various social, spatial, temporal, and discursive contexts. Each week, artists Jacob Kirkegaard, Chris Kubick & Anne Walsh, and Hong-Kai Wang present their work in different sites: the CCS Hessel Museum, the Rhinecliff Amtrak train station, and WXBC radio. The observation and analysis of each work will be recorded by a group of respondents. For more information, visit www.dearpratella.org.
Counter-relief (CCS Bard) 2011
Artist: Jimmy Robert in collaboration with Maria Hassabi
Curator: Kelly Kivland
Counter-relief (CCS Bard) 2011 is the first commissioned project in the United States by Brussels-based artist Jimmy Robert. For the commission, Robert will revisit and restage his live performance and installation work Counter-relief, 2008. Reflecting Robert's ongoing engagement with a range of mediums, Counter-relief combines 16mm film projection with choreographed movement, original text, and static objects. For this commission, Robert, a self-described "non-dancer," will collaborate with the New York City-based choreographer Maria Hassabi to revisit the structure and dynamics of the live performance. The collaboration will evolve through an intensive rehearsal period. Together, Robert and Hassabi will explore a new direction in the relationship between the moving body and the moving image in Counter-relief. The live performance will occur only once, after which the film projection, text, and inanimate props will remain in the gallery space for the duration of the exhibition. The movement of viewers' bodies through the installation will emphasize the ephemeral after-effect of the work. The performance will take place during the opening on Sunday, May 1st. A talk with Jimmy Robert and Maria Hassabi will occur on Monday, May 2nd.
Double Session
Artists: Mary Walling Blackburn and Douglas Paulson
Curator: Natasha Llorens
Double Session presents two public commissions initiated by Mary Walling Blackburn and Douglas Paulson. Walling Blackburn's project, Library in (the land of fuck), is a parasitic library. Its collection is immaterial, comprised of audio broadcasts on shortwave radio that investigate the twinning of utopia and dystopia. Paulson's In This Hello America . . . re-envisions the cultural space produced by Sasson Soffer's public art sculpture Hello America, 1980, (which resides on Bard College's campus) transforming it into a live/work project space — a collaborative platform for both production and reflection. The organizing concept of a "double session" is not a bracket or an opposition. It is rather, and simply, a temporal space of production that is intensified, doubled. Beyond the pairing of projects and the production of discourse, the double session insists on the task of analyzing the gap between iteration and repetition, the experience of social practice and the art discourse that frames it. www.doublesession.net
Performances by: Brody Condon, Shana Moulton, and Yemenwed
Curator: Courtney Malick
(Re)Move/(Re)Frame presents a series of performances by Brody Condon, Shana Moulton, and the collective Yemenwed. Each performance will occur at a different time and place throughout the 22 day duration of the exhibition. Experimental engagements with documentary materials from each performance will be visible in the CCS galleries and online. The project explores ways that recent technologies offer new points of entry into events, performances, and exhibitions. To this end, the entire project will also be documented and expanded through audience participation. (Re)Move/(Re)Frame utilizes the physical space of the CCS galleries—which is at a remove from the scenes of action themselves— to explore not only how one accesses the meaning of a performance after the fact, but also how exhibitions are performative, temporal sites, the meanings of which are themselves in a state of flux.
What's Past is Prologue
Artists: A.K. Burns and MPA
Curator: Julia Paoli
In What's Past is Prologue artists A.K. Burns and MPA present new projects paired with a selection of works from the Marieluise Hessel Collection, a private collection permanently on loan at the CCS. The artists chose these works in order to contextualize their practices individually and as collaborators, and to create a unique exhibition setting that informs their new projects, created with this situation in mind. A.K. presents the video-based work Touch Parade: Shirt, Tie and Gloves, while MPA presents a series of live performances using works from the Collection as a point of departure. A.K. and MPA's projects, in conversation with their selections from the Hessel Collection, complicate commonly accepted understandings of their work and incite a discourse regarding contemporary genderqueer methodologies. Taken from Shakespeare's The Tempest, the title suggests a connection between the influences exerted by our past on our present and future. The work of both artists is commonly contextualized through a history of art informed by a feminist discourse, and while both are tethered to this history, What's Past is Prologue suggests that neither is bound to it.
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Leicester College is a large establishment which provides hundreds of courses to its learners. The passion the College has to enrich its learners' skill sets was perfectly exemplified through Computing Supervisor Chris Seaton, who shared with us the technology Leicester College implement and the impact the Windows Phone Camp day had on his computing learners.
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Leicester College offers a wide range of courses including IT, design, beauty and music production. As a foundation for all courses, the College currently runs Windows 7 and Office 2007 and 2010, giving every learner the tools to write essays and projects and access email onsite.
Homing more specifically on IT courses, Leicester College utilises Microsoft technology to equip its learners to program and develop including Microsoft XNA which supports Visual Studio 2010 and 2012 to build multi-tier games and apps for the web, the cloud, Windows Phone, the Xbox 360 console, and Windows-based computers. To cater for their budding developers, Leicester College utilise DreamSpark which offers no-cost access to professional-level development, design and gaming software to build real sites, apps and games. Finally, Leicester College deploy Microsoft Expression Web to equip web developers with the tools to design, create and publish captivating websites in compliance with web standards.
From coursework to Windows Phone Store App Developers
With all these great platforms at the learners finger tips, Chris was eager to explore more avenues to challenge the learners
to the Windows Phone, the market place, coding, and the tools to build Windows Phone Store apps.
Chris was eager to provide his IT learners with this opportunity and was thrilled (and honestly surprised) to see them all absorbed in Joanna's presentation and the ensuing lab sessions. During the labs, the IT learners plunged themselves into their first experience coding for the Windows Phone, which they found straightforward having had experience coding for Xbox 360.
Observing the learners, the IT staff at Leicester College were delighted to see all the learners so engrossed and come out of the afternoon having made significant progress to building an app for the Windows Phone Store.
"Every learner who attended did something and created something and made a start. I was shocked to see no one get bored. The learners were very keen!"
Ahead of the GAME
When asking Chris what the standout moments of the day were for him, he enthusiastically imparted the tremendous efforts of one particular learner who has since published two apps on the Windows Phone Store. Jenish Chandracim is currently studying Year 2 of Computer Science Bachelor's Degree at De Montfort University and was awarded Best Computer Engineering and Cyber Security First Year Learner, for achieving outstanding results throughout the year and on his exams. During his time studying BTEC Level 3 Extended Diploma in IT (Software and Website Development) at Leicester College, Jenish explored his passion for development, creating games using Microsoft XNA.
At 21 years old, Jenish is now the creator of UK Lottery Lucky Dip Generator, a Windows Phone Store app which generates lottery numbers for National game shows and Baby Timeline, a Windows Phone Store app specially built for mums and dads to store every single minute of their children's development progress. From the Windows Phone Camp day at Leicester College, Jenish displayed outstanding appreciation and understanding of the opportunities for learners to physically create an idea, build an app, and see it through to the Windows Phone Store market place. "On the day we received Joana from Microsoft, I shouted load my idea. At the time I didn't know how I was going to do it, but now here I am with two complete working applications, which are now live!"
A learner's perspective on building a Windows Phone Store App
Jenish took the time to share his experience learning to build a Windows Phone Store app:
"I feel very comfortable with the tools provided by Microsoft, especially the free licence of Visual Studio's latest version from DreamSpark. It is just great! I do also appreciate the fact that being a learner, I get free app uploading privileges, which is just impressive. I am sure learners all around the UK, or perhaps I should say the world, feel very honoured.
Since I began developing applications for the Windows Phone Store, my days have been very valuable and I always learn something new by both reading Microsoft's latest publications on how to develop apps and also watching tutorial videos published by the organisation. The experience of creating my first application has been amazing, as I kept learning new techniques on how to make my app better and robust, and also with the help of integrated tools in visual studio, a lot of work has been finished efficiently.
When Joanna came to our College, it was very exciting. I did learn quite a lot from her on how to start making my own projects and getting a hand on them, as well as fist steps on designing and coding. It was great that she came to visit us, and I do feel honoured as it led me to where I am right now, an app creator."
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"When looking to create a new trophy for such a world-renowned event like a professional tennis tournament look no further than Thomas Lyte in London. Why this company? Well they're just as prestigious as the tournaments they're hired by." (USMCC, 2016)
With the unveilling of the new trophies at the annual Player Party now complete, The U.S. Men's Clay Court Championship has written a fantastic article on the occassion, which is featured on their website, along with various photos on social media.
The Thomas Lyte trophies are the first new ones created since the beginning of the tournament in 1910. This exciting project started with a referral from the Vice President of Tournament Relations for the ATP Tour, Linda Clark, who is based in Florida. She was asked by the Tournament Director for the USMCC to recommend a company to work with to create two new trophies, and Linda kindly passed on the details of Thomas Lyte.
This led to a design brief from the client, and seven submissions of initial ideas from the staff at Thomas Lyte. After a meeting in London during November 2015, the designs were narrowed down to two and the production began. The doubles trophy design is based around Grecian history, and the singles trophy concept follows a Warwick style Vase. Both of these will be lifted in the tournament later this month.
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It is with the greatest joy that we announce the participation of the legendary tenor and master teacher George Shirley as our featured faculty member at Härnösand Summer Opera Academy and Festival 2016. Arguably the finest Pélléas on record, the Grammy Award winner (Ferrando--Cosi fan tutte) literally opened the door for men of color on the operatic stage. The first black tenor to sing lead roles at major opera houses all over the world (La Scala, Covent Garden, Metropolitan Opera, Deutsche Oper Berlin, etc), paradoxically Maestro George Shirley's artistry transcends race. He is a colleague beloved by his peers and and a teacher admired by his students, evoking a level of respect that very few can inspire.
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Mountain of Inferno (Flaming Mountain) is a chapter of Journey to the West, one of the Four Great Classical Novels of Chinese literature. During the journey, Xuanzang is trapped in the Mountain of Inferno with the evil and hungry Buffalo Demon King family. Now it is up to his disciples to protect him, so he may continue his journey to the west safely.
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Eagles Long Snapper Jon Dorenbos Impresses in Semi-Finals of 'America's Got Talent' (Video)
Don't ever say that long-snappers don't have real-world skills. Philadelphia Eagle Jon Dorenbos has made his way to the semi-finals of America's Got Talent, showing the world just what he can do when harnessing the power of magic.
His tricks are impressive, but his command of the room and the judges is even more so. He looks really comfortable (but a little fired up) when barking out orders and getting the next trick arranged. He also even managed to incorporate a football into his act, something fans have no doubt wanted to see for a while:
Sure, there's some training camp going on that he might be missing, but think of this as prep for a post-football gig. With the name he's making here, I'm sure networks would be falling all over each other to grab the guy as a studio co-host or something.
And if that fails, he can always run away to a magic academy or something, right?
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Producers Charlie Fox (Raul Esparza) Bobby Gould (Jeremy Piven) and their conniving temp secretary, Karen (Elizabeth Moss), in David Mamets Speed-the-Plow.
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Twenty years ago, the biggest buzz about David Mamets Speed-the-Plow was Madonnas casting in the show at the pinnacle of her career. This outstanding revival is now mostly a showcase for Neil Pepes razor-sharp directing and superb acting by TV stars Jeremy Piven from Entourage, Elisabeth Moss of Mad Men and the marvelously prolific stage actor Raul Esparza, giving the best performance of his career to date.
Mamets story of neophyte Hollywood producer Bobby Gould (Piven), his best friend and coworker Charlie Fox (Esparza) and their conniving temp secretary, Karen (Moss), has not dated at all. As it was in the 1980s, Hollywood is still a town that primarily finances big-budget drivel to appease the masses, and Mamets rapid-fire dialogue is as crisp and potent as ever. There are even a few references to mavericks the annoying catchphrase abused by the John McCain and Sarah Palin presidential campaign. The word may not have been particularly funny in 1988, but its especially humorous in an election year of overused political soundbites. Its just one example of how Speed-the-Plow is topical in 2008.
Bobby is about to make his first executive decision for his movie studio by giving the green light to a script for a typically trite sex-and-violence buddy film, but he asks secretary Karen to give a courtesy read of a pretentious novel about radiation, God and the end of the world. In the second act, when Karen arrives at Bobbys home and insists that he instead make a movie adaptation of the convoluted book, his judgment is seriously impaired, and Charlie is livid when he finds out. Charlie has been working with Bobby for 11 years, and hes not about to see their careers put in jeopardy over the decision of a sexy, self-proclaimed naïve secretary.
Mamets dialogue can be jarring and, at times, even incomprehensible to those unfamiliar with his work. In the first act, Esparza and Piven brilliantly spew the playwrights words like literary gunfire, two testosterone-addled men having a verbal ping-pong match. Its the sort of live theater that wakes one up and demands attention from the very first line. It does not take long to get caught up in the intensity of Mamets storyline about the machinations of Tinseltown, especially with such incandescent talent onstage.
Piven is slick in all the right places as Bobby, and Moss is effectively cunning as Karen, but this is really Raul Esparzas show and his finest hour. As Bobbys friend and underling, Charlie, Esparza gives off nonstop theatrical fireworks, especially in his emotional and physical meltdown in the shows final moments. Esparza, known to New York audiences for his roles in recent revivals of Sondheims Company, Pinters The Homecoming, and the much-maligned Boy George/Rosie ODonnell musical Taboo, cements his status as one of Broadways finest actors with his performance here.
Speed-the-Plow is less than 90 minutes, and every scene flashes by with seamless precision. Everything simply works beautifully the story, the acting, Scott Pasks minimalist set and Brian McDevitts clever lighting design. Its amazing that Speed the Plow which partially cashed in on the Madonna phenomenon two decades ago is now more than just a drama about 1980s Hollywood. Its a story about commerce, ambition and male mindgames that will never be anachronistic and reflects the dark side of our society, making Speed-the-Plow as richly textured as any modern American classic.
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Canton Repo: How close was Diebold to leaving Ohio? (Not much.)
The Canton Repository has the must-read political story of the day. It did some digging and found that the extent in which the company was really in negotiations to move to other States (specifically Virginia and North Carolina) was far less further along than presented.
Let's recap what we already knew before today's story. Diebold was given an essentially free global world headquarters in Ohio that will cost an estimated $100 million that will be paid for entirely by State and local economic development dollars in exchange for a promise that the company will not reduce its workforce more than 20% over the next fifteen years.
The company's CEO had already told then Governor Ted Strickland that it's strong preference would be to stay in Ohio. Which led us to ask:
Again, how do we know that Diebold didn't get an incentive package from either North Carolina or Virginia simply because that's what is required under HB 58?
The discussions between Diebold and the other States were so preliminary, the other States didn't even know it was Diebold!
At the time, Diebold's corporate spokesman insisted that the company was close to potentially moving to another State until Kasich's deal hit the table:
Jacobsen said Diebold held "serious discussions" with North Carolina and Virginia.
So, how serious were these discussions?
Well, first, the Canton Repository informs us that neither North Carolina or Virginia even knew that Diebold was looking to relocate there:
The North Carolina Department of Commerce didn't even know it was 152-year-old Diebold that inquired last year about building a corporate headquarters in Durham County. Instead, Diebold had hired Duff & Phelps, a big-time business consulting firm in New York City, to act as a go-between.
That's common corporate strategy in potential relocation plans, so word doesn't leak. Duff & Phelps' code name for the company with an interest in North Carolina was "Project Odyssey."
Like North Carolina, Virginia officials didn't know what company Duff & Phelps represented, though they figured it out in April.
After making a preliminary offer, North Carolina didn't hear another word from Diebold's representatives for nearly six months!
Second, it's important to note that the company approached the States with an express purpose of obtaining packages from them. But then once the got the packages, they ceased all communications with them:
In a letter dated Oct. 19, 2010, North Carolina officials offered Diebold $35.7 million in incentives to relocate its headquarters from Ohio, the bulk of it in a job development grant. They also told Diebold they would be glad to assist the company in filling out paperwork to get the money.
That's as far as discussions got, said Kim McCarl, a spokesman for the North Carolina Department of Commerce.
That's 175 days between when North Carolina made its preliminary offer (in response to Diebold's proxy request) and when the deal with the State was announced. That's six months of no communication. No indication of acceptance of the State's offer, no counter-offer, nothing. No indication for nearly six months of any discussions (serious or otherwise.) Diebold got their offers by proxy and then used them to get a deal with the State of Ohio. That's all it did.
Neither State was prepared to offer nearly as much assistance as Ohio threw at Diebold.
Here's how the Repo characterized the Commonwealth of Virginia's offer:
Virginia's deal would have paled beside Ohio's offer, said Sandi McNinch, general counsel for that state's Economic Development Partnership. When she learned of Ohio's $56 million deal, her reaction was "Eeekkkk."
McNinch wouldn't divulge Virginia's offer. However, a typical deal for a company such as Diebold would be $5.1 million in two grants, she said. They never got far enough to discuss tax credits or other offers, she said.
Again, note that just as was the case in North Carolina they "never got far enough to discuss tax credits or other offers."
So we have two States that made offers to Diebold's proxies, that were so preliminary that the States didn't even know they were negotiating to get Diebold. Both make nothing more than a preliminary offer based on what little information they were given, and then they never hear from Diebold's proxies again until six months later when they hear the announcement in Ohio and put two and two together. Diebold, which had told the previous Administration that it wasn't seriously interested in moving in the first place uses the offers they invited to leverage a free corporate HQ from the State of Ohio for tens of millions more than either State would have ever given Diebold.
At the time of the Diebold $105 million corporate welfare boondoggle was announced, we said:
"Again, how do we know that Diebold didn't get an incentive package from either North Carolina or Virginia simply because that's what is required under HB 58?"
And the answer is we do know. That's exactly what Diebold did. They went through the motions to get two States to make some kind of offer. They then used that to get a package deal from Ohio. They never contacted the other States after they made the offer for months because they were only interested in scaring the Kasich Administration with the "Ghost of NCR" into making an outrageous deal that would save the company over $100 million of dollars and do precisely whatever it intended to do all along.
And they can still fire 20% of its workforce and keep every dime.
John Kasich is a horrible negotiator.
But be happy to know that thanks to the secrecy and lack of transparency of JobsOhio, Ohioans will no longer get to find out just how bad of a dealmaker Kasich is with our tax dollars.
Diebold has always been a slimy company and now they have the perfect governor.
I don't think diebold played Kasich at all. I think they got together to game us. I assumed this had occurred and was just waiting for you or someone else to turn it up.
Pretty much reminds one of Bush and his "weapons of mass destruction" in Iraq.
Seriously, however, I see this, as others probably do, as deception; deception of a government which should probably be explored. If Diebold did this only to deceive and to get millions . . . well, they could be in some big trouble. If the Kasich administration prompted them in how to do it, that would be even worse.
GOP Math:
Stimulus money to create government jobs = BAD
Money to a shady, perhaps election-rigging corporation to build a new headquarters and layoff 20% of its workforce: Good!
I said this on the Feagler show weeks ago – the headlines in the newspapers were the tell.


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