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Now El Karchi and De Wit's careers have really taken off.
Since the 'youngsters' Sidi El Karchi and Bas de Wit successfully completed their studies at the art academy a little less than ten years ago, the museum has been following their progress. That was fairly easy to do, as they both studied in Maastricht and still live and work in the vicinity apart from short visits to New York and Antwerp. Now El Karchi and De Wit's careers have really taken off. Their CVs each list a series of group and solo exhibitions, they have won incentive prizes, and galleries in Cologne and Amsterdam are representing their work, which is gradually finding its way to the (buying) public. Not to be outdone, the
has acquired a total of eight paintings and two sculptures by the two gentlemen. And these acquisitions are now being exhibited in the form of a large-scale duo presentation.
Still, you don't need a duo presentation to ascertain that El Karchi and De Wit are in no way a duo. On the contrary, they seem to be each other's artistic opposite. El Karchi is trying out the time-honoured genre of portrait painting and has something of the 'fijnschilder' about him, whereas De Wit demonstrates daring and bravura in his paintings and sculptures, bringing together or 'assembling' all kinds of things.
El Karchi and De Wit have a preference for figurative representation, especially of the human figure and its personifications. And above all in their work, the 'story' is making a real comeback, in the wake of the human figure which is often in fine company or given a meaningful attribute. Although technical aspects like colour, line, texture and composition are obviously important to El Karchi and De Wit, so too is the ability to place apt punch lines with a bit of flair, to intensify the symbolic and psychological content of the portraits.
It was during his studies that Sidi El Karchi decided to concentrate solely on the genre of portrait painting. the emphasis is on portraits, of loved ones, of himself or occasionally of idols such as Michael Jackson. The starting points are line and outline, recalling the methods found in the age of Art Nouveau and Art Deco, or those used and perfected by the Arts and Crafts school. His way of painting or drawing does owe a good deal to a tradition based on line and decoration. The subdued, symbolic portraits of El Karchi, in which he keeps portraying a different persona, force the gaze inwards and demand a type of concentration that requires soul-searching rather than formal analysis.
El Karchi is a careful driver, so to speak, who before putting brush to canvas goes in painstaking search of the right photo almost without exception of someone from his circle of family, friends and acquaintances, or of himself, of course. Using series of sketches, he then chooses the right size, cropping and composition. This is followed by a gradual process of colour on colour, and layer on layer sometimes repeated up to thirty times. The largish size of the canvas on which El Karchi keeps searching for an attractive balance between figure and background, and depiction and paint, also contributes to the increasing inapproachability of the figure portrayed.
El Karchi's emblematic self-portraits form a special part of his early oeuvre. In them, he presents himself in a series of stereotypical artist roles: El Karchi as Van Gogh, the tragic genius in a straw hat, as a diligent pioneer of art dressed in a blue worker's overall, and as a hedonist and dandy, posing nonchalantly with a cigarette in After Beckmann (2006). In the most recent works, however, the role-playing takes on a more serious undertone.
El Karchi does not work 'from nature', but from photographic snapshots. Photographic reality is the starting point. The task he sets himself is to manipulate the eye of the camera so that he can shape the world as he wishes, eliminating all chance and spontaneity. The dominance of artificial visual methods leads to frozen, unemotional paintings and drawings. The form and execution of his compositions are structured in such a way that mere reality does not get a look-in. This total mastery of all the resources he uses is bound to yield a unique transparency, a total visual silence that is never achieved in either film or photography for there it is interrupted by the incessant background noise of life.
The grotesque 'motley crew' that populate the sculptures and paintings of Bas de Wit, on the other hand, take possession of the space as only uninvited visitors can, throwing in one dirty joke after another without a care in the world. As far as his visual arsenal is concerned, Bas de Wit is a glutton. He is also an all-rounder a painter and sculptor who can switch from one medium to the other with the utmost ease. A nervous chaos winds its way through his work.
De Wit shares his preference for assemblage and grotesque visual idiom with his audience. De Wit shows us a hilarious, slightly ominous and mostly politically incorrect world of shadows, in which everything we believed innocent and good has turned into exactly the opposite. But fortunately it never becomes pretentious or openly moralistic.
De Wit is a rather laconic workaholic, whose furious productivity now requires a shed, in which he sweats all day long in the noxious fumes of epoxy, polyester and polyurethane. His assembled sculptures are created through an associative process and have enormous dynamism, as if they could jump right off their plinth. But don't misunderstand the artist works predominantly with moulds and casts, which demands preparation, technical control and precision work. The surprise (for De Wit himself, too) is mainly in the finishing touch, when he gives the work one last kick in the behind. This may consist of an addition, such as the black crow on a gnawed corpse with impressive genitals, or an absurd title suggesting an inimitable mental leap (The more you cry the less you pee).
What distinguishes this artist from the rest is his tempestuous imagination and conceptual power. Furiously combining images, he takes his figurative visual universe, which is instantly recognisable, and transforms it into an idiosyncratic, totally unfamiliar decor that does not display the slightest logic, let alone allow any kind of theory to be distilled from it. Comically, provokingly and sometimes even poignantly, De Wit puts everything into perspective and leaves it open as far as possible, with regard to both form and content.
Sidi El Karchi (1975) lives and works in Maastricht and Sittard. He studied at the School of Fashion in Sittard and at the Fine Arts Academy in Maastricht. His work has been recently shown at the Steendrukkerij Amsterdam, 2010; Open Studio's. I.S.C.P., New York, 2009.
Bas de Wit (1977) lives and works in Maastricht. He studied at the Fine Arts Academy in Maastricht and at the HISK in Antwerp. His work has been recently shown at Volta Basel and at Figge Von Rosen Gallery, 2009.
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It will be director Lynn Just's 20th musical at HHS. Just said she chose the musical because she considered it a good fit for the students she expected to be involved, and they haven't disappointed her. Dylan Nelson stars as Charlie Bucket, and Daniel Nelson plays Wonka. Molly Wiebe and Graham Pankratz play Charlie's parents, and Peyton Loewen, Danae Bina, Clay Ethridge, and Tanner Sechrist play his grandparents, all with strong comedic sensibilities, Just said. She also praised the students playing the other children who found "golden tickets" for a tour of Wonka's factory.
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Greater Sacramento continued a multi-year trend of substantial growth in Luxury Home Sales throughout 2017 with 729 closed transactions. The year-end total marked a 25 percent jump over a solid performance in 2016 and reached the highest mark since 2005. This market information was presented by Lyon Real Estate based upon data provided by Trendgraphix Inc., a Sacramento-based reporting company.
During the fourth quarter alone, 219 closed luxury home sales were posted throughout the region. This figure marked an extraordinary 62 percent increase over the same period last year and signaled that momentum for upper-end transactions was likely to continue moving into 2018.
Luxury Portfolio International recognizes home sales above $900,000 in the Greater Sacramento region as properties that map most accurately toward consumer expectations regarding luxury real estate. Approximately 2.5 percent of the total home sales throughout the region occurred in the luxury space throughout 2017. Nearly 90 percent of the 2017 luxury transactions however, took place in the $900,000 to $1,500,000 price range and only 218 properties were left on the market in that bracket at year-end.
Luxury homes that closed during the fourth quarter were on the market an average of 85 days from their original list date and received nearly 94 percent of their original list price. The average sales price for the quarter was $1,222,000, down less than 1 percent compared to the same period last year. The average price per square foot came in at $303 for properties that closed escrow during the fourth quarter.
Annualized luxury home transactions throughout the region followed a very typical pattern as Placer County recorded 39 percent of the sales in calendar year 2017, followed by: Sacramento County with 29 percent, El Dorado County 21 percent and Yolo County 11 percent. There was approximately 5 months of inventory available on December 31st based upon the current rate of closed sales. This is widely considered a balanced market when considering both buyer and seller interests.
Pat Shea, president of Lyon Real Estate, states that "the local economic climate and our amazing luxury home values continue to inspire move-up buyers within our region. Migration from nearby communities in the San Francisco to San Jose corridor will persist. The impending federal income tax changes should not affect Greater Sacramento in quite the same manner as our coastal neighbors. Luxury home buyers and sellers entertaining a move in 2018 should capitalize while inventory, mortgage rates and intrinsic property values remain well in their favor."
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Apparently, yesterday was the first snow. I did not see any accumulation, but I did notice a few tiny snowflakes at lunch. I love snow, and yesterday made me think about how November, December, and January are undoubtedly the best months of the year. I'm so excited for Christmas this year because I have associated it with the end of college applications.
Speaking of college applications, I turned in my most important application last night. I have wanted to attend this school since my sophomore year, so I literally hovered my mouse above the submit button for three minutes. And then, the silly common application pops up a new screen, "are you positive you want to submit this application?" So I have to press submit again. I currently have turned in 6 applications – and I plan on turning in (ideally) 4 more this weekend. At that point, I'm hoping in general, life will be a bit more relaxed because that leaves only a couple colleges left (either 2 or 4, I'm a bit hesitant with a two LAC.) I can see the end in sight. Admission is another problem all together. I'm pretty pessimistic about my chances, since these colleges are ridiculously difficult to get into. No matter how high my SAT score is, my GPA, how good my essays are, many of these colleges are "luck of the draw" colleges, i.e. what time of day did the adcom pick up your file and is s/he in a good mood. Obviously, you have to be qualified (which I think I am…) but so many people apply to colleges now that the competition is high. Even ten years ago, the acceptance rate at my favorite school was 30%, and now it is 20%.
There was something else I was going to say, but now I've forgotten. Anyway, Keith Olbermann was suspended from MSNBC. I never watched his show, because I think it can be inflammatory. Senator Bernie Sander (I, VT) is calling for reinstatement because of free speech rights. But I have to agree with MSNBC – Olbermann violated his contract in donating to politicians. MSNBC requires employees check with them before making political donations. Not only did Olbermann not do that, he also donated to politicians who were not in his area, or had just appeared on the show. Because Olbermann violated his contract, MSNBC had every right to suspend him. I suspect he will be back by the end of next week, but I'm happy with their actions. I don't want MSNBC to continue on the path of becoming the Fox News for the left. On Fox News, Bill O'Reilly and Sean Hannity outright ask for donations for Republican candidates on air, and they have Republican candidates on their payroll. I think this issue is pretty clear – there was a violation of contract. Liberals avoiding this fact are being hypocritical.


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MEDINAH, Ill. — Steve Stricker stared blankly across the fairway, his hand on his face, as the celebration went on around him.
Jim Furyk had his moment of despair a few minutes earlier, leaning over with his hands on his knees as if he were trying to keep from getting sick after his final putt on the 18th green slid by the hole.
They were supposed to be the backbone of the U.S. Ryder Cup team, the veteran players captain Davis Love III could count on when things got tough. Love picked them both to do just that after they didn"t qualify for the team on their own.
But the stifling pressure of the Ryder Cup was simply too much.
Both had great chances to give the U.S. the point — or even half-point — the home team desperately needed to win the Cup when everything started to go bad. Both failed, leading to a home-team collapse unlike any in Ryder Cup history.
All Furyk needed to do was par one of the last two holes to get a half-point, and couldn"t. Stricker needed pars on the final two holes, and didn"t make them.
And in the end all they could do was watch as Martin Kaymer made a 6-foot par putt that sealed their fate.
"We put a lot of expectations on ourselves to perform," Stricker said. "And sometimes it"s good and bad."
For Stricker, it was a terrible ending to what had already been a lousy week. He was sent out three times with Tiger Woods to win points on the first two days, only to come back empty each time.
Had he and Woods been able to contribute even something, a big U.S. lead going into the last day might have been insurmountable. But they were beaten each time, twice in better ball and once in alternate shot.
That didn"t keep Love from following his plan to send Stricker and Woods off in the final two pairings Sunday. It hardly looked as if they would be needed with the U.S. leading 10-6 going into singles play, but Love felt better having them there just in case.
"We put who we thought was our hot players up front and we put who we thought was our steady players in the back that would get us points," Love said. "We just got a couple matches flipped there in the middle that cost us."
Love will likely be second-guessed for the next two years on his lineup, but for most of the afternoon it looked as though it was playing out to plan. The Europeans were winning points early — and lots of them — but Furyk was holding steady in the eighth match and Stricker and Woods were holding their own in the final two matches.
Furyk, who admitted the moment got the better of him this year when he fell apart after leading the U.S. Open on the back nine, had made four birdies against a single bogey and was 1 up on Sergio Garcia when the two got to the tee of the tricky par-3 17th hole. But he put his tee shot in an awkward position in the back bunker and couldn"t get up-and-down, and then compounded his error by hitting his tee shot on the 18th hole into a fairway bunker.
Furyk put his second shot on the back fringe of the green but ran his first putt 6 feet by. After Garcia two-putted for his par, Furyk had his putt for a half-point that would prove crucial to the U.S. chances of winning the cup.
After looking the putt over for a long time from several angles, Furyk missed it to the right.
By the time Stricker got to the 17th green, the outcome of the matches depended on what he and Woods did. If they could get a point and a half out of their two matches, the U.S. would win the cup.
But Stricker couldn"t get up and down from just in back of the green, going 1-down to Martin Kaymer. Stricker salvaged par on the 18th with an 8-footer, but Kaymer"s par putt clinched the cup for Europe.
"We"ll pick ourselves up, dust ourselves off, and we"re resilient," Stricker said. "As golfers you have got to be. It"s the nature of the game. We"ll be disappointed for sure, but we"ll all be all right."


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The West Wing star exchanged vows with The Big Bang Theory producer Rob Cohen at a drive-through chapel two decades ago in Sin City, but they didn't realise the wedding was for real until the TV executive started making plans to marry his new fiancee.
The pair's divorce finally came through on Saturday (10Nov12), shortly before they met up at the New York Comedy Festival as part of a reunion of workers on The Ben Stiller Show - the actor's 1990s comedy sketch series.
Garofalo tells New York Post gossip column Page Six, "Rob and I got married, for real, which we had to have a notary dissolve (a dissolution of marriage) not 30 minutes before we got here tonight. We were married for 20 years until this evening... We got married drunk in Vegas... We dated for a year, and we got married at a drive-through chapel in a cab. (We thought) you have to go down to the courthouse and sign papers and stuff, so who knew? We were married, and apparently now that (Rob) is getting married for real, his lawyer dug up something."
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Ceci n'est pas un bar a tapas - tickets, Barcelona
Last year I tried to hit the hottest tapas bar in the world, but unfortunately, they were closed. And if they weren't closed, there was anyway, I was told, a two month waiting list. Luckily the chef's girlfriend was able to fit me in with a two day notice this time around.
Tickets, as the Adria brothers new project is called, their first post El Bulli restaurant, is an experimental tapas place housed in a former theatre and with a marked circus-y theme (Maitre d' in top hat at the door, etc). It was relatively surprising, even though the Spanish eat quite late, to find that this, the hottest restaurant in town, was empty from 7pm-9pm, after which time groups and families flooded the space for pre-Christmas dinners and office parties.
The concept is pretty simple: classic and experimental small dishes, brought out until you say stop. The staff is happy to help out with choosing how much to eat and what to drink depending on you, and we devoured a large part of the menu (15 dishes or so) before saying stop.
It went something like this (some photos here)
ticket's olives (direct from El Bulli), two different types of sphere filled with olive essence (Gordal and Kalamata)
Seaweed tempura with vinaigrette jus
"Mini airbags" with manchego cheese
Salad taco with sea bass ceviche, i.e. the "taco" was a salad leaf
Razor clams in escabeche, saffron pearls and soy sauce "shards"
Avocado cannelloni with crab and romesco sauce (i.e. the ultimate crab/avocado maki)
Crostini with Cantabrian anchovy and tomato seeds
Razor thin tuna belly with a dollop of sea urchin
"Christmas" tapas with smoked beef and beetroot gelé
Tandori style fish cakes
Baby calimari "straight from El Bulli"
Steamed brioche with truffled cheese
Tuna belly confit with traditional escabeche
"High level" sirloin steak
Liquid cheese ravioli (payoyo cheese)
Truffled Canarejal cheese torta
Cheese and honey cupcake with strawberry ice cream
I've probably forgotten a few things along the way, but this is a great place for those who never got to try El Bulli and those who have Adria withdrawal symptoms, as well as for globetrotting gastronauts looking for a novel new hot table.
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Remember RIM? Research In Motion? The company that used to be a juggernaut of smartphones? They just introduced their long-delayed BlackBerry 10. In days gone by, we probably would have written their "long-awaited BlackBerry 10," but given the numerous development problems and introduction postponements, there are fewer and fewer consumers out there "awaiting" this launch.
Oh, and they changed their name. To BlackBerry. A move reminiscent of General Motors 8 years ago when, after reporting a $1.1 billion loss, their remedy was to put the GM Mark of Excellence logo on all models in an effort to link the corporation to its divisions. At that time it was, presumably, deemed a good idea because, as the company pointed out with its usual mid-20th century bravado, "everyone was familiar with the GM brand!" Well RIM's, we mean, BlackBerry's President & CEO, Thorstein Heins, echoed this strategy, saying, "One brand, one promise." Whatever that means.
The long delayed release is critical to BlackBerry's attempt to re-enter the marketplace. Once the darling of company-issued smartphones, owning nearly a quarter of the marketplace in the U.S., they currently have about a 4% share. Yes, they claim to have a new operating system and things like one-swipe email access from any app, but time and technology wait for no man. Or corporation. Companies aren't as sure as they used to be about supporting the BlackBerry, with many having moved to a BYOD (Bring-Your-Own-Device) philosophy for employees, and employees, preferring different smartphones, having moved to the now-category juggernauts, Samsung and Apple.
Now there is an interesting strategic twist to all this. No, not the name change! BlackBerry is looking to position the company as the smartphone that allows you to shift from work mode to personal play with something they call "BlackBerry Balance." That let's users keep business and personal information entirely separate, although that doesn't show up as a high contributor to brand engagement and purchase in our current Customer Loyalty Engagement Index assessments.
Last year BlackBerry was ranked last by consumers, and we're currently aggregating the 2013 assessments. But we don't think their position is likely to change very much. The new models aren't due to show up in the United States till March, and if past performance is anything to go by, consumers are not likely to hold their breadths for, or purchases of, new smartphones.
The reality is that this could be the company's last chance to remain a real player in the category. If you are among the shrinking number of consumers who can't wait till March, the company announced that the new model will appear in its first-ever Super Bowl commercial next Sunday. You know what they say? If you can't engage them, at least entertain them!


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Laura Spencer writes an interesting blog today, 10 of the Most Surprising Things about Freelancing. I think at some point, everyone has the fantasy of breaking free of the corporate hamster wheel and going out on their own. Especially if you have a skill set that can be easily transferred to different situations.
Freelancing is 100% risk. You are responsible for selling your skills and building a client base. You almost never turn down work because you never know when the next assignment will come along. It's risky and it's true what Laura says, you really don't get "personal days" unless you do some careful planning.
But what if you aren't ready to jump into freelancing 100% of the time?
There are ways you can put your foot in the water and see if you have what it takes without actually jumping in. You could volunteer to do a job similar to what you might want to do on your own. Find a local organization and start "giving it away". Or you could freelance on just a single job that you do before or after work, or on the weekends. By giving it a try on a small scale, you can learn if you have what it takes: initiative, organization, the ability to manage remotely and the right tools.
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My name is Tokeithia Bradley and I would like to share with you how my mother changed my life from bitter to sweet. I was put into foster care when I was only seven months old and stayed there until I turned 18 years of age. I went from home to home, never having a mother to call my own until almost 30 years later.
I grew up and completed school in the state of Alabama. After I finished high school I joined the United States Army and served faithfully until I was injured in 2003. That was an extremely difficult time in my life with few people to help take care of me. However, in 2005, I had the chance to come to Atlanta, for a church event that would change my life. While there I heard the most beautiful singing voice ever! I was truly blown away by the power and anointing in the voice of Ms. Roxanne Broadnax. I had no idea that she would be person that I would someday call "mom".
In December of 2009, I moved from Alabama to Atlanta, GA. I was continuing to have health problems and finding sufficient housing was no easy task for me at that time. I went to church and to my surprise I saw Ms. Broadnax again. This time we actually met, talked, and I even bought one of the demo CDs.
With no help in sight and my problems not getting any better, I knew it was time for me to reach out for assistance. For some reason, which I still have not figured out, I called her and asked her for help. She expressed how she could and would help me, but I was doubtful because I had heard similar promises in my past. Instead of continuing to talk about it, she said "…don't take my word for it, just let me show you". Shortly thereafter, Ms. Broadnax called me and blew my uncertainty out of the water. She had found me a place to live! It was close enough to her so that she could help care for me. She began taking me to my doctor's appointments and helping me keep my affairs in order.
I felt myself growing closer to her so I started to try and push her away. I loved her like a mother and didn't want to think about what would happen if she ever walked out of my life just like others had done in my past. Even with my best effort Ms. Broadnax did not leave me. She told me that she would always be in my life as long as I needed her. I called her mamma and told her I would always need her to be my mother and love me. But I owe a lot to Ella and James Miller, my godparents, who Mrs. Miller told "mamma" to follow her heart and don't be afraid or distrusting.
Here it is 2012 and she is still my mother; I am her child I love her and she loves me. We talk on the phone everyday and she comes to visit just to make sure I am okay. All of this took a bit of getting used to because it all felt like a big dream to me. I had never had a mother before so I did not know what to expect, or how to show her how great the extent that I appreciated her.
My mother has truly helped me overcome the pain from my childhood and has been there for me as an adult with illness and injury. My mother is my world; she is the reason I wake up with a smile each day. I thank God for my mother. I had a bitter life growing up but it is oh so sweet now. My mother's name is Ms. Roxanne Broadnax, a church going, gospel singer.
EDITOR'S NOTEL Tokeithie Bradley is a 34 year-old, mentally challenged, honorable discharged veteran, who asked that her story about her adopted mother be told. Roxanne Broadnax, Ms. Bradley's mother who has a Birthday on July 31, gives her medication for several disorders and has taken care of her since 2009. Between her singing with a gospel group called "New Direction," and taking care of Tokeithie, her own mother and three children, Ms. Broadnax still manages to keep a smile. It just goes to show there are some good people in this world and Roxanne Broadnax is one of them. .Ms. Bradley resides in Austell, Georgia around the corner from her 'Mom'.


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World Fantasy Award Winner
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A tragi-comic novel about love, death, art galleries, and a messed up family, set in the imaginary city of Ambergris.
621 Gallery
621 Industrial Drive - Railroad Square
Sunday, October 22, 2006
5pm to 8pm
>Showings of the short experimental film based in the book (with soundtrack by legendary rock band The Church)
>Showings of Jeff's other short video projects
>Samples of Ambergris Beer (brewed by Todd Szuch)
>Wine and hors d'oeuvres
>Give-aways of Church CDs and Shriek Beer
>Video displays of art by artists associated with Jeff's work
>A Retrospective display of all of Jeff's previous books (with placards created by Mark Wingenfeld)
>621's exhibit of work by Gary Duehr, Linda Hall, and John Wilson
>A short, manic reading by the author
Borders will be selling copies of Shriek and Jeff's other books.
(And don't forget: Jeff will be doing a Q&A with novelist and city commissioner Mark Mustian at Borders on Oct. 21st at 3pm.)


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The Blaine Anderson & Jake Blake Acoustic Duo
Bar 360
Price: FREE
Thursday, August 29 at 8 p.m.
The Blaine Anderson & Jake Blake Acoustic Duo plays your favorites at Bar 360 inside Potawatomi Hotel & Casino in downtown Milwaukee.
All guests must be at least 21 years old to enter Theater, or to watch shows at Bar 360 or The Fire Pit's side bar. All tickets are sold with a no return or exchange policy. All schedules/times are subject to change at any time without notice.


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The Oakland Raiders announced Wednesday they have signed second-round pick Menelik Watson.
The deal with Watson comes on the eve of the Raiders' start of training camp with players reporting on Thursday and the first practice scheduled for Friday.
The former Florida State offensive tackle was selected by Oakland with the 42nd pick during April's NFL Draft. He is the ninth member of the Raiders' draft class to sign their rookie contract.
The Raiders first-round pick, cornerback D.J. Hayden, is the only player still unsigned.


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Bookshelf Speakers
Bookshelf speakers are an attractive alternative to floorstanding speakers in smaller rooms or simply if you want something more compact. Despite being called "bookshelf" we prefer the term "stand mount" and always recommend using a good pair of speaker stands for the best sound (you can also adjust the level of bass response by adjusting the level of "filler" within a pair of fillable stands). All "bookshelf" speakers here are passive, so must be used with a suitable hi-fi amplifier. While hi-fi is our speciality and you'll always enjoy the best sound with a full hi-fi separates system, we also sell active and wireless speakers. We can demo any of these speakers in our showroom by prior arrangement.
Traditionally for hi-fi, floor standing loudspeakers were seen as the ultimate option, with most enthusiasts believing that bookshelf speakers were too lightweight or compact to compete with their larger counterparts. However, over the past 20 years, with manufacturing and miniaturisation techniques vastly improving, bookshelf speakers have hugely improved, to the point where they can compete with floorstanders, with their own advantages as well.
Bookshelf speakers are regarded as having more attack and rhythm than floor standing models, making them more suited to complex arrangements and rhythmic music. This is often seen as a compromise between the weight and dynamics of a floorstanding speaker, and the rhythm and musicality possible with a bookshelf speaker.
Driver design and material is an important factor in choosing a bookshelf speaker. Many different materials of driver exist, ranging from Kevlar to paper – the key distinction however is between metallic and non-metallic drivers. A metal driver, typically aluminium, is often favoured for its accuracy and precision. However, for some listeners, this can be described as "bright" or "analytical", and seen as at the expense of musicality and warmth. Non-metallic drivers are typically more musically engaging, though not offering the absolute precision of a metal driver.
Tweeter design can also massively effect the overall sound signature of a bookshelf speaker. Most speakers, particularly entry-level and mid-range models, use a dome tweeter, which is as the name suggests dome-shaped. However some models, particularly higher-end ones, utilise a ribbon tweeter, which is a diaphragm of stretched metallic ribbon. A ribbon tweeter will deliver much sweeter higher frequencies, dispersed in a much wider fashion, giving greater imaging and soundstage.
Typical driver and tweeter configuration in bookshelf speakers, and indeed other models of speaker, is to have a main bass/mid frequency driver or woofer, and a separate tweeter handling high frequencies. However, some manufacturers choose a design where the tweeter is housed within the centre of the main driver, which improves dispersion and imaging and makes positioning an easier and more forgiving proposition.
Bookshelf speakers should really be called "standmount" speakers, as they are rarely used on a bookshelf and will virtually always sound better on a dedicated speaker stand. These stands are ideal as they enable you to position the speakers at the ideal listening height – which is having the tweeters at ear level from the usual seating position. This ensures that optimum imaging is achieved, and that there is coherency and integration between the woofer and tweeter. Dedicated stands can also enhance bass extension, adding weight and authority. Many stands are fillable, allowing you to add weight and mass and further improve the bass performance of your speakers. Spikes on the base of the stands ensures isolation from the floor, and eliminates unwanted resonance affecting the sound of your speakers.
Don't forget to buy a suitable pair of speaker stands and good speaker cable as well! Call or e-mail us if you need any further help in choosing your new pair of speakers.
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REDWOOD CITY, Calif. & HONG KONG--(BUSINESS WIRE)--Jan. 22, 2013--
Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), the global interconnection and data center
company, today announced that ChinaCache,
the leading total solutions provider of Internet content and application
delivery services in China, has expanded its services in Asia-Pacific
with Platform
Equinix™. This new deployment in Equinix's International Business
Exchange (IBX®) data center in Hong Kong, in addition to ChinaCache's
presence in eight existing Equinix locations worldwide, allows customers
to access ChinaCache's services in key markets across three major
continents including New York, Washington D.C., Silicon Valley, Dallas,
Chicago, Los Angeles, Seattle, Paris and Hong Kong. Platform Equinix
enables ChinaCache to deliver a better end-user experience to its
customers in these regions through improved overall availability and
Highlights / Key Facts
"Deploying in Equinix's data center in Hong Kong is a strategic step
for us to expand our presence in the Asia-Pacific region. The internet
traffic in the Asia-Pacific region is growing exponentially, carrying
with it higher demand for quality content delivery network providers.
Our relationship with Equinix is valuable because its vast network
choices and premium services guarantee the enhanced network connectivity
needed to respond to this demand, while its rich ecosystem helps us
connect to a marketplace of businesses, including content providers,
enterprises and networks, which represents a wealth of opportunities to
generate revenue."
"We are very pleased that ChinaCache has joined Equinix's IBX in Hong
Kong to take advantage of its strategic location in Asia-Pacific and the
opportunities this region currently presents. With this deployment,
ChinaCache can host its networks closer to end-users in the region,
improve the performance of its content delivery network connectivity
worldwide and enhance the user experience to stay competitive. We look
forward to continuing to support ChinaCache in its expansion worldwide."
About ChinaCache
ChinaCache International Holdings Ltd. (Nasdaq:CCIH) is the leading
total solutions provider of Internet content and application delivery
services in China. As a carrier-neutral service provider, ChinaCache's
network in China is interconnected with networks operated by all telecom
carriers, major non-carriers and local Internet service providers. With
more than a decade of experience in developing solutions tailored to
China's complex internet infrastructure, ChinaCache is a partner of
choice for businesses, government agencies and other enterprises to
enhance the reliability and scalability of online services and
applications and to improve end-user experience. For more information on
ChinaCache, please visit en.chinacache.com.
About Equinix
Equinix, Inc. (Nasdaq: EQIX), connects more than 4,000 companies
directly to their customers and partners inside the world's most
networked data centers. Today, businesses leverage the Equinix
interconnection platform in 31 strategic markets across the Americas,
EMEA and Asia-Pacific. www.equinix.com.
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expectations discussed in such forward-looking statements. Factors that
might cause such differences include, but are not limited to, the
challenges of acquiring, operating and constructing IBX centers and
developing, deploying and delivering Equinix services; unanticipated
costs or difficulties relating to the integration of companies we have
acquired or will acquire into Equinix; a failure to receive significant
revenue from customers in recently built out or acquired data centers;
failure to complete any financing arrangements contemplated from time to
time; competition from existing and new competitors; the ability to
generate sufficient cash flow or otherwise obtain funds to repay new or
outstanding indebtedness; the loss or decline in business from our key
customers; and other risks described from time to time in Equinix's
filings with the Securities and Exchange Commission. In particular, see
Equinix's recent quarterly and annual reports filed with the Securities
and Exchange Commission, copies of which are available upon request from
Equinix. Equinix does not assume any obligation to update the
forward-looking information contained in this press release.
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A day for memories and fierce resolve
Sept. 11, 2001, is a day etched in the memories of Americans.
Recollections of 9/11 remain vivid, though less so as time passes.
The American people opened their hearts to the families touched by the evil work of the terrorists. They also resolved to prevent similar atrocities from creating more American victims.
Fourteen years later, we are still engaged in a worldwide struggle to destroy the remnants of the al-Qaida group directly responsible for the attacks on our homeland. The battle has also been joined with other radical forces that share al-Qaida's antipathy for our way of life, most significantly just now the so-called Islamic State.
America and its allies are making substantial progress in this struggle, but the struggle ahead will be difficult. Combating these evil threats to our nation is likely to be an important national priority for many more years – perhaps for decades.
Today is a time for remembering the victims of 9/11 and the sacrifices of those patriots who have served in our armed forces during the years since that tragic day. It is also fitting that we reflect on why this is a war we have no choice but to pursue and win.
While some Americans seem to believe a negotiated peace with these enemies is achievable, the words of our adversaries make it clear that no such result is possible.
The contents of the al-Qaida charter – one of many documents captured by our troops – make it clear why that is true. Its chilling words should put to rest any notion that talking with this foe will lead to peace. A key part of that charter reads as follows:
"There will be continuing enmity until everyone believes in Allah. We will not meet (the enemy) halfway. There will be no room for dialogue with them."
Several years before his death, Osama bin Laden explained in a message to his followers his understanding of al-Qaida's war goals. Here's what he told his disciples about the struggle then taking place in Iraq and elsewhere:
"(It is) a war of destiny between infidelity and Islam," he said. "(It will end in) victory and glory or misery and humiliation."
This enemy wants our souls or our demise. The beheadings and assorted barbarous acts by Islamic State terrorists are dramatic evidence that at least some of the people we must fight do not accept the value system most of us in this country share.
On this anniversary of the 9/11 attacks, we Americans should reaffirm our resolve to fight this war to the only acceptable conclusion – victory. We should also take the time to honor those heroic men and women who have sacrificed so much on faraway battlefields. They and their families have demonstrated unfailing patriotism and deserve to be honored and supported by their fellow countrymen.


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The King United Soccer Club (KUSC) is the union of King City Youth Soccer Club and Schomberg Soccer Club. KUSC is a community-based, not-for-profit organization, established and operated by volunteers to provide children and adolescents in the King City and Schomberg area the opportunity to learn about the game of soccer, enhance their soccer skills and abilities, and to have fun playing this wonderful game. Everyone's participation is welcome.
The KUSC offers indoor and outdoor house league programs, all-star programs, competitive programs, a women's program and a men's pick up soccer program.


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Red Riding Hood
In a time when villages are so small that everyone knows everyone else, one girl struggles to find her own way. After her sister's violent death, Valerie's world begins to spiral out of control; a marriage is being forced upon her, her father is the town drunk, her mother wants to control her and her true love wants to run away with her – but where can they run from this small village and it's big secrets?
For generations, the Wolf has been kept at bay with a monthly sacrifice but now no one is safe. When an expert Wolf-hunter arrives, the villagers learn that the creature lives among them – it could be anyone in town. It soon becomes clear that Valerie is the only one who can hear the voice of the creature. The Wolf says she must surrender herself before the blood moon wanes, or everyone she loves will die.
Who will save her? Or can she save herself?
In this dangerous, riveting new vision of a classic fairy tale, the happy ending may be hard to find.


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Australian CNC tool-grinding-machine manufacturer ANCA, with a U.S. office in Wixom, MI, has signed on as a new equity partner with Techni Waterjet, an Australia-based manufacturer of 2D and 3D waterjet-cutting machines. Techni, which maintains a U.S. headquarters in Lenexa, KS, expects the backing of ANCA to enhance its presence in the United States and Europe, and allow it access to new and emerging markets in the Americas and Asia. ANCA plans to take a 25-percent share in Techni over the next two years.
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Gavin Cheshire, VP of Codemasters (DiRT, Operation Flashpoint), owns a PlayStation Portable. Which may explain why he's slagged the handheld off in the latest issue of Edge Magazine.
"Well, speaking as a person who bought a PSP, the problem was that I always thought - because it was a better screen than iPod's - that I'd be doing more with it" he told Edge. "But it was such a bollocking useless waste of space; just getting stuff on it was ridiculous".
"That was its downfall. Relatively speaking, [Codemasters] didn't do too badly on F1 PSP. But regarding the future, I think they've got - well... no".
"PSPgo's a lovely device," he adds, "really smart - but our senior VP bought one the day it came out and has a great story, because he ended up on some customer support line just trying to do basic stuff. He had to re-download his software, do an immediate firmware update, and that's your user experience."
"Sony just hasn't got it right. Stuff like that will make people leave it alone."
To recap, this is from a publisher that's published games on the platform. Everyone's so hung up on a new DS being revealed at E3...for Sony's sake, I'd rather see a new PSP. A new new PSP.
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The Uniondale HS show choir, Rhythm of the Night, dazzled the crowd with their performance. more
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Menswear designer John Bartlett held another pet adoption event at his namesake store at Charles and 7th Ave. South on April 17. In conjunction with North Shore Animal League America, Bartlett hosted the event with hundreds of pet lovers stopping by to ooh and awww -- and to even give some of the cute dogs and cats new, loving homes. more
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Joanne Borgella, who competed on season seven of "American Idol" in 2008, stopped by in Mineola to congratulate East Meadow's Girl Scout Troop No. 1108 on April 1. The cadets … more
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Belmont Park rallies for VLTs [Video]
Elmont leaders, along with breeders and trainers from New York State's racing industry gathered at Belmont Park on Sunday, March 21 to fight for video lottery terminals at Aqueduct and Belmont racetracks. more
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On Broadway - A Musical Revue [Video]
Watch the cast in rehearsals for "On Broadaway - A Musical Revue" featuring local talent of all ages from all communities. Experience Broadway-style singing and dancing at a fraction of the cost -- and ten times the fun! Performances will be Sunday, March 14, 2010, 3 p.m. ($10 disount tickets for seniors.) Fri., Mar. 19 and Sat., Mar. 20, 8 p.m.; and an encore matinee on Sun., Mar. 21, 3 p.m. at the Lincoln Orens School Middle School, 150 Trafalgar Blvd., Island Park, NY 11558. For tickets and more information, call (516) 431-3320. more
Mary Malloy | 3/13/10
Hibernians from the Five Towns, Rockville Centre, East Meadow, Bellmore, Merrick, and all over Nassau County marched proudly in the St. Patrick's Parade in Garden City on March 7, 2010. more
Students from all five Sewanhaka Central High School district schools came together on Feb. 25, in the spirit of competition. more
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Steve Vincent will lead the monthly community hymn sing at 7 p.m. on Feb. 24 at the Hillsboro Mennonite Brethren Church. The evening will focus on "Principles of Inheritance" and include singing, scripture reading, and prayer. Those attending will have opportunity to select favorite hymns.
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The Lloyd Attree & Smith red and blue paisley pattern tie is a great piece for brightening up your wardrobe all year round. The liberty print design only has small design runs making it a limited edition piece. Wear the tie with a navy blazer and tan brogues to complete a stylish look.
Established in the East of London in 1857, Lloyd Attree & Smith soon grew to be one of London's leading manufacturers of shirts, ties and cravats. With the brand being an innovator from the start, developing the octagonal silk cravat that could be fastened 8 different ways. Now based in Wales, the company is continuously growing but still focuses on providing cutting edge men's accessories and clothing.
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Hi ladies.
I have a challenge to you. It's a big one. The reason for us being here is to network and learn from one another. To grow and gain knowledge as well as give of ourselves and time. We sometimes get lost in our own little microcosm of the world and forget that others look to us for guidance and advice.
I'm asking everyone to sit down and take an inventory. Look around you and figure out who in your network needs help or may benefit from knowing someone you know. Make a list of people you can faciliate introductions to. Choose wisely. Think about the needs of the people within your inner circle and think about how someone else in your network can help them. It could be a job lead, recommendation of a client, help with a class, a volunteer opportunity, anything. The key is to facilitate the connection and let networking nature takes its course.
I also ask that you find a young woman, like a college student, and become her mentor. Take her under your wing and help her by giving her your time and insight into your expertise. In talking with my interns, they expressed that they (and other young ladies in their age group) want guidance, they want a mentor that will help them navigate through the corporate jungle. And I don't blame them. We all send so much time with our head down and nose to the grindstone, we sometimes forget to extend a hand to our upcoming generation. It can be as simple as taking them out to lunch once per month and letting them pick your brain. Make yourself available via email and phone before or after work hours. To make things better for the next generation, we must help in grooming them to prepare for the world of business.
So tell me ladies, are you up to the challenge? Be sure to come back to the blog and give us an update.
Adrienne Graham