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Interactive design and architecture
Based in Greenpoint, Brooklyn our studio focuses on industrial design, interactive environments and the influence of new technologies on traditional craftsmanship.
We were thrilled when our friend Drew Seskunas, one of the founders of the fledgling design studio The Principals- based out of Brooklyn, shared their latest project with us. The "Cosmic Quilt" is an awesome exploration of interactive architecture being created for May's New York Design Week. Check out their video above, and their Kickstarter profile here to contribute to the advancement of design, architecture and a promising young studio.
Have you ever wondered what buildings will look like in the future? If the kind of interactivity we have come to expect in our devices will ever make it's way into the architecture we inhabit?
Soon, just as we can sense a space as calm, contemplative or frenetic, the space itself will be able to sense our presence and react accordingly.
This May, The Principals and 20 students from the Art Institute of New York will take the first step to allow the public to be able to experience this new type of architectural space. Over 1 week, we will instruct the students in the construction of a reactive architectural environment that will open to the public during New York Design Week, May 19-21.
Students will learn to network a series of sensors, motors and micro-controllers through a unique system developed by The Principals in their Brooklyn studio.
The page also shows the range of furniture that The Principals are designed alongside the Cosmic Quilt.


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Worth the Wait: Ilia's New Natural Lip Glosses
Vancouver-founded Ilia Beauty has earned a following among those seeking a cleaner, greener lipstick with plenty of bold color and modern packaging. The violet-berry Ink Pot is a personal favorite, and like every item in the range, it's packed with high-quality certified-organic ingredients. But if you prefer a sheer shine as opposed to a matte punch of pigment, behold the brand's new lip glosses. Originally slated for release last fall, the collection hit a production snag early on. "The oils disliked the bottle so much that they pushed their way to the surface," says founder Sasha Plavsic of the technical difficulty that resulted in cracks and leaks at the tops of the tubes. Rather than alter the 90 percent organic formula, a lovely blend that includes oils from coconut, sesame, thyme, rosemary, orange, and jasmine, Plavsic decided instead to source a sturdier new container capable of handling the powerful botanicals. The six shades, ranging from nude to oxblood, deliver a serious dose of moisture and subtle tint.—Lesa Hannah
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noun (plural ossa /ˈäsə/)Anatomy
A bone (used chiefly in Latin names of individual bones, e.g., os trapezium).
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An opening or entrance to a passage, especially one at either end of the cervix of the uterus.
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Waolani Judd is a wonderful, tight knit school. I was a student, came back to teach at Waolani Judd and also send my daughter to this school. It's a big ohana at Waolani Judd. I would highly recommend it to any family and parent, even if I didn't work there. God is doing amazing things at WJNS.
I really enjoyed attending this school! My classes were small and I had very nice and helpful teachers. I was able to participate in volleyball and basketball with WONDERFUL coaches and I got to learn in a safe, friendly and christian environment. There is one class per grade so you know practically everyone there and grow strong relationships with your peers. The one thing is that its such a small school and you don't get to meet many new people, when a new student came to test, we would practically be standing on our chairs to see who it was. Basically, we hungered for a NEW friend, as in larger schools there are more to meet. Small schools have great benefits and small class sizes give the students more attention from the teachers. This school is also a great church.
What can i say. It's an awesome school with a good reputation. Small school so you're blessed if you get in.
I think this is a great school and since it's small teachers will be able to help all students equally in their needed areas!
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Jessie's Fund is a UK charity helping children with additional and complex needs through the use of music. We work with children in hospices, special schools and in other settings nationwide, giving them access to music-making and to music therapy.
'I just wanted to say thank you for the music therapy you have provided for Adam ….. I have seen him flourish in so many ways and this has spilled over beyond the sessions into his everyday life. His self-esteem, confidence, ability to communicate, vocalise, make choices, take turns, share and initiate have all improved and his love of musical activities and sense of humour has shone through.'
Watch video clips here Our Annual Review Spring 2014 newsletter
Our Patron – Victoria Wood
"So why Jessie's Fund? …
What I love about music is we don't know what it is, how it works, and it doesn't matter.
It's all about totally personal response, it helps us find out who we are, and we all deserve that, however many days we're given."


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A look at 20 one-of-a-kind automobiles meant only for the 1 percent.
I agree with Clone, why is Suzuki as a car listed? I also question any car MSN list that was with in the $500 mark of $16k. Since there will be state taxes and other fees getting the car for under that will be next to impossible.
Also finding many of these cars listed as "barebones" will be difficult. Dealers do not want them on their lots, they aren't wanted, because they don't sell.
I don't need power everything, The three requiements I have for a vehicle is:
1. Automatic Transmission (due to a broken hip I had a number of years ago I can't engage the clutch a long time without making it impossible for me to walk).
2. Cruise Control, I took a 700 Mile round trip in a vehicle w/o it, Not going to have another vehile without it.
3. A radio, while I have an MP3 Player todays technology allows someone to use an unused radio staion for it.
If one looks for a "new" car deal under $16K with a vehicle that has features it can be found. In May of 2009 I got a 2008 Kia Spectra LX for under $13K(with taxes/fees) My mother got one as well. How you ask, well a dealer here where I live had bought up Kia's overstock and they were selling them $4K off sticker. This car has power everything, heated mirrors, Am/Fm-CD-MP3-aux jack radio, AC, Rear defogger.
Due to the fact we have the internet now one can find deals if they look for it and find exactly what they want at a price they want as well. The validity of this article is in question because they are putting vehicle that either will not be here shortly because the company is no longer going to sell them or so close to the $16K mark that unless you get it severly marked down one would never get for under that price.
Be sure to check for unbiased professional reviews in consumer rating magazines. Some of these cars get dismal marks for comfort and drivability. For a modest step up in cost within this group of cars, you can get a much more comfortable and enjoyable ride. Shop wisely. Of course, when you go for a test drive, no doubt, you'll easily spot the cars that belong in the rogue's gallery of small nasty cars.
Surprisingly, some of the econo-box cars from well known Asian manufacturers get pretty low marks for comfort and utility.
Also, there should be a little truth in advertising in this article. Most of the cars as pictured are nowhere near the entry level prices stated. It doesn't take much slathering on of manufacturer and dealer installed options to add hundreds or even thousands to the bottom line. If you want the cheapest of the cheap, you may find yourself waiting a long time for one to become available while its more profitable option laden brothers roll off the assembly line.
If you don't have a political agenda to support the manufacturing economy, maybe you could do better buying a slightly fancier several year old used car.


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Comment: Re:Technological Software as Patent Eligible (Score 1) 92
You mean that the Federal Circuit actually followed Congressional intent and the statutory law (35 USC 101) -- apparently against the wishes of the Supreme Court.
Foolishness. Section 101 is broader than you give it credit for. Patent attorneys love to overlook the language.
Whoever invents or discovers any new and useful process, machine, manufacture, or composition of matter, or any new and useful improvement thereof, may obtain a patent therefor, subject to the conditions and requirements of this title.
One may very well look at the Alice patent (or any of a whole series of the business method/software cases) are realize that those claims are drawn to things that the patentees neither invented nor discovered, were not new at the time, etc. What's more Section 101 is entirely permissive "may obtain" which is hardly a requirement: shall or is entitled to, etc.
And, in any case, Congress is bounded by the Constitution's copyright clause: "To promote the Progress of Science and useful Arts, by securing for limited Times to Authors and Inventors the exclusive Right to their respective Writings and Discoveries." (Art. I, Sec. 8, Cl. 8). Extending patent rights to abstract ideas, general principles, etc., would arguably be unconstitutional. So, to avoid the constitutional question, it's best to resolve the broad language against that patentability.


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Museum Policies for Students
Museum Policies
Photography & Recording
Many materials in the galleries at The Breman are protected under copyright laws and we have the responsibility to honor those rights. Video and photographs meant for personal use only may be taken without flash in the permanent galleries of the museum; however, photography and video of works on loan and in special exhibitions is not permitted.
Backpacks and Other Large Items
For the safety of the exhibitions and our visitors, umbrellas, backpacks and bags larger than about 8 x 10 x 12 inches must be left in the lobby. Smaller bags must be carried on one shoulder or handheld. The Breman is not responsible for these items.
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Please be considerate when using cell phones. Please lower or silence the ringer and step into the lobby to make or answer a call. Cell phone use is prohibited inside the galleries.
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Food and drinks, including water bottles, are not permitted inside the museum. Please do not bring outside food or drinks into the building. Chewing gum is not permitted in the galleries of the museum.
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Taking notes is welcome, but with pencil only please (no pens or markers).
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Please do not touch or lean on any item on display, or on the display cases. We ask for your cooperation in protecting our materials and those borrowed from other venues.
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Expectations for Students Hearing a Survivor Speaker
It is emotionally difficult for the Speakers to talk about their painful memories. Many of them could not talk about their, or their parents', Holocaust experiences for many years. But a Holocaust Speaker will share his or her story with you during your visit to the Breman Museum.
It is for you, the next generation and the future, that they are willing to remember and are determined to tell what they, or their parents, witnessed during the period of the Holocaust.
Be respectful of the Docents (guides) and Speakers. Being respectful means behaving well and paying attention to Docents and Speakers.
Remember that your Speaker may have a heavy accent, so listen carefully to his or her important message.
Explore the museum with your eyes, not your hands.
Move quietly through the museum so that everyone has an opportunity to hear the Docent and view the exhibit.
Ask questions. Your participation, understanding and interest are important to us.
Never forget! Your vigilance is needed to help prevent prejudice, discrimination and injustice.
A Volunteer Museum Educator (docent) giving a tour of the Holocaust gallery.
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Not high quality This shoe was a disappointment, I didn't think its appearance was very high quality. It does not have a covered heel, which was very unattractive and almost looked like an orthopedic shoe. May 16, 2014
Poorly made I got these shoes (in silver) last week and was so disappointed :( They did not look like the photo, the gems were coming off and the heel is cheap shiny plastic. The quality is very poor, for $49 I was expecting better shoe. March 24, 2014
nice shoes i ordered a half size to big but i can make them work. comfortable and very sparkly to go with my Oleg Cassini wedding dress! December 4, 2013
Trust your gut! Most of the reviews do say to order a half size under your normal size. I normally wear a size 10- when I placed my order they were out of stock for a 9.5. I decided to take a chance and order a 9. I got these delivered today and they fit PERFECTLY! So listen to all reviews and purchase at least a half size under your normal size. These shoes look a million times better in person! Very classy and beautiful! They also look very expensive! I HIGHLY recommend this purchase. June 21, 2013
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Rachel and Kevin's engagement photos.
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Erin in all her glory.
My pops
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NY Jets superstar Antonio Cromartie -- the dude with 10 kids (and 2 on the way) -- is in danger of losing the house he bought with his mom back in 2006 ... right AFTER he became a multi-millionaire ... TMZ has learned.
Cromartie is being sued by the Bank of NY ... for allegedly blowing off $105,381 in missed mortgage payments on an 864 sq. foot home he bought in his hometown of Tallahassee, Florida in November '06.
According to Zillow.com, Cromartie bought the house for $135k. Docs show he co-signed on the loan with his mom right after he was selected in the 1st round of the 2006 NFL Draft ... and they locked in on a ridiculously high 9.7% interest rate.
Bank of NY claims Antonio stopped making payments in 2010 ... and now it wants a judge to force the Pro Bowler to hand over the keys to the property AND make good on his mortgage payments ... plus interest.
We're guessing the bank is aware of the MASSIVE contract he signed with the Jets last year ... 4-years, $32 million ... which probably isn't that much considering he's got 12 mouths to feed ... plus baby mamas.
Calls to Cromartie's reps have not been returned.
statistically of the 12 african-american children, 4 of them will one day at least once see the inside of a jail/prison. dont hate on me because i speak the truth
hahahahh. Better get momma straight.
This guy (never heard of him) is a total dope!
TMZ have you lost your moral compass? It is none of our business how many children he has or about his personal issues. Talk about his football skills and stop violating his personal life.
I hate to say it, but why do Black men never wear condoms? Why do they always have 6 kids and 4 baby mamma's? I understand why these black women want to tie these athletes down but damn! Get a vasectomy or something.
expecting 2 kids - twins or 2 baby mamas????
Why would he get a mortgage when he's making that kind of money. I'm sure even back in the day, he could have payed cash.
12 mouths to feed? They need to collect the house keys and cut off the peaness of that knee grow.
He bought that house in 2006. The average salary of NFL players are only 200k and that's what a majority of them are making. This guy has no regards for his finances thus the 12 kids that will be here. He will be bankrupt by 2015. By 2016 he will be in court begging to reduce his child support because he is broke. In the middle of 2016 no one will remember his name. No one will give this breeder a job because he isn't marketable. He is a walking penis and no one wants to be like this worthless trash.
If Obama had a son, he would wear a condom.
This is the P O S that couldn't remember his kids names on TV. He had eight of them at the time. LOSER.
Octomom 14 Octoplayer 12
It's anyone's game at this point.
9.7 interest wtf he didn't buy the house if he still owes $105k from $135 house. With that kinda money he should be buy his mother a real house instead of a dump. He has to be a complete idiot for one to sign the papers on a loan like this and a bigger idiot for not getting sterilized.
10kids with 2 on the way? There should be a freakin law to sterilize morons. The world is hugely overrated (just because there is room on the planet left doesnt mean there are potential resources and jobs left ) and e v e r y .s i n g l e.p r o b l e m we are facing today stems from overpopulation. Disease, poverty, financial break. Everything. But people still procreate like primitve animals. FFS.
For those, who didn't remember or know, here is an infamous Youtube video of him trying to remember all his kids' names back when he only had about 7 or 8. I hope his head explodes when he tries to remember 12.


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Music Director George Manahan, the renowned Portland Opera Chorus and Orchestra, internationally acclaimed guest opera stars, and our celebrated Resident Artists will come together again on the Keller Auditorium stage in support of our education and outreach efforts, bringing opera to students throughout the state of Oregon. If you think you've heard opera's greatest hits, we're just getting started!
Please Note: This year, we will not be offering the pre-concert Street Fair or Live Simulcast as part of our season-opening celebrations. The box office at Keller Auditorium will open early on Saturday, starting at noon, for those interested in purchasing limited advance rush tickets for the Big Night Concert.
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Portland Opera's Education and Outreach Programs:
Each Season, Portland Opera shares the beauty and breadth of Opera and Broadway performances with nearly 400,000 people in our region. In addition, more than 50,000 people are served with a variety of education and outreach programs provided free or at greatly reduced cost. These dynamic programs include:
• Portland Opera To Go: A statewide tour reaching more than 20,000 students throughout Oregon and S.W. Washington with a 50-minute, English language version of a classic opera created especially for young audiences. Multi-curricular study guides, annotated with Oregon Department of Education learning benchmarks, provide teachers with opportunities to include the arts as part of their daily classroom regimen.
• Student Dress Rehearsals: Providing the perfect opportunity for more than 6,000 students to see a full-scale professional opera at all of our mainstage productions. In-depth study guides are provided free of charge, as are in-school lectures and seminars.
• Student Rush Tickets: Portland Opera opens up the world of professional opera to more than 1,000 students, seniors, and members of the military by offering any available tickets for a cost of $10 to $20 one hour prior to every mainstage and chamber opera performance.
• Arts For All: Providing a $5 ticket to Portland Opera performances to people on the Oregon Trail Card food assistance program.
• In-Class Workshops: Bringing hundreds of free in-school sessions with artists, enriching curriculum through a variety of collaborative programs.
• Public Lecture Series: Provided free to the public prior to every mainstage performance.
• Portland Opera Resident Artist Program: Giving four gifted young singers the opportunity to make the leap from their conservatory education to a career in professional opera. These rising stars perform in mainstage roles, their own chamber opera, hundreds of free public concerts, and a vocal recital, reaching tens of thousands of people annually.
Portland Opera's Big Night Concert will feature music by some of the world's most
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Christopher Mattaliano
Previously at Portland Opera: Stage Director, Falstaff (2013); Candide (2012); L'enfant et les sortilèges (2011); Pagliacci / Carmina Burana, Il barbiere di Siviglia (2010); Rigoletto (2009); Albert Herring (2008); La Cenerentola...
Christopher Mattaliano
Previously at Portland Opera: Stage Director, Falstaff (2013); Candide (2012); L'enfant et les sortilèges (2011); Pagliacci / Carmina Burana, Il barbiere di Siviglia (2010); Rigoletto (2009); Albert Herring (2008); La Cenerentola; Die Zauberflöte (2007); Macbeth (2006); The Rape of Lucretia (2005); Il viaggio a reims (2004); Il trovatore (2002); Candide (2002); Pagliacci / Carmina Burana (2004, 1997); Eugene Onegin (1992); Manon (1991).
Kelly Cae Hogan
Portland Opera Debut
Called "a revelation" by The Washington Post,Kelly Cae Hogan is making her mark internationally as a dramatic soprano...
Kelly Cae Hogan
Portland Opera Debut
Called "a revelation" by The Washington Post,Kelly Cae Hogan is making her mark internationally as a dramatic soprano. After singing the role of Gerhilde at the Metropolitan Opera in Die Walküre under the batons of Maestros James Levine, Fabio Luisi, Lorin Maazel, and Donald Runnicles, Ms. Hogan is now taking on the title role of Brünnhilde, singing it first with Virginia Opera and subsequently with Opera North in a live BBC Radio broadcast. Additional roles last season include Lenore in Beethoven's Fidelio and Elisabeth in Wagner's Tannhäuser at the Staatstheater Kassel in Germany, Blanche DuBois in André Previn's A Streetcar Named Desire at Virginia Opera, and the title role in Norma at the Theater Bonn in Germany. Past roles have included Abigaille in Verdi's Nabucco,title roles in Puccini's Turandot and Tosca, the Marschallin in Strauss's Der Rosenkavalier,and Senta in Wagner's Der Fliegende Holländer. She was praised by the German newspaper Kreiszeitungfor her ability to portray Strauss's Salome with "almost unearthly beautiful sounds,"and has performed the role with the Polish National Opera, Florentine Opera, Lyric Opera of Kansas, and on tour in Japan. She will return to Portland in November to sing the title role in Salome in a new production directed by Stephen Lawless, and in the spring of 2014, she will return to Opera North to sing her first Lady Macbeth in the renowned Verdi work.
Ric Furman
Portland Opera Debut
Hailed as a "beautiful tenor" by Opera News, Ric Furman made an unscheduled Seattle Opera debut last season when he was called at the last minute to perform Florestan in Beethoven's Fidelio, a role he had been covering...
Ric Furman
Portland Opera Debut
Hannah Penn
Mezzo Soprano
Former Portland Opera Resident Artist
Hannah Penn
Mezzo Soprano
Former Portland Opera Resident Artist
Anton Belov
Previously at Portland Opera: Jailer, Tosca (2013)
Called an "emerging star" by the Philadelphia Inquirer, baritone Anton Belov has been praised for his "rich and mellifluous voice" by The New York Times...
Anton Belov
Previously at Portland Opera: Jailer, Tosca (2013)
Called an "emerging star" by the Philadelphia Inquirer, baritone Anton Belov has been praised for his "rich and mellifluous voice" by The New York Times. A native of Russia and a graduate of the Julliard Opera Center, he has appeared with numerous companies and orchestras throughout the United States, including Boston Lyric Opera, Anchorage Opera, and Commonwealth Opera, among many others. Roles include Germont in Verdi's La traviata, the Count di Luna in Il trovatore, the title role in Don Giovanni, Escamillo in Carmen, Count Almaviva in Le nozze di Figaro, and the title role in Eugene Onegin. Mr. Belov has performed Kurt Weill's Seven Deadly Sins with the Detroit Symphony at Carnegie Hall and with the Oregon Symphony in Portland and Seattle. Equally at home as a recitalist, Mr. Belov has presented recitals at the New York Festival of Song at Carnegie Hall and the Kennedy Center. He is the winner of the George London Competition, the Young Concert Artists International Competition, and the Metropolitan Opera National Council Auditions. Mr. Belov is an Assistant Professor of Music at Linfield College. This season, he will sing the Nazarene in Portland Opera's new production of Richard Strauss's Salome, and Marcello in Puccini's La bohème with the Huntsville Symphony.
Nicole Haslett
Portland Opera Resident Artist
Hailed by Opera News as "one of the most enchanting lyric sopranos I have heard in a while," Nicole Haslett is making her debut as a Portland Opera's resident soprano...
Nicole Haslett
Portland Opera Resident Artist
Hailed by Opera News as "one of the most enchanting lyric sopranos I have heard in a while," Nicole Haslett is making her debut as a Portland Opera's resident soprano. She spent this past summer as a Gerdine Young Artist with Opera Theatre of St. Louis. Ms. Haslett graduated from the Manhattan School of Music with a master's in vocal performance in May 2012 and went on to spend six weeks in Beijing studying Mandarin opera with Chinese bass Hao Jiang Tian as part of the I SING BEIJING program. She was recently featured as Nanetta in Verdi's Falstaff in New York City, presented by The Martina Arroyo Foundation's Prelude to Performance® program. Other roles include Florestine in John Corigliano's The Ghosts of Versailles and Eva in Haydn's oratorio Die Schöpfung. This season, Ms. Haslett will sing Lady with a Hand Mirror in the Portland Opera production of Dominick Argento's Postcard From Morocco and will take on the role of Edith in the Company's Pirates of Penzance. She will also cover the title role in Lucia di Lammermoor. Ms. Haslett will kick off Portland Opera's Resident Artist Recital Series on October 1, 2013 at Portland Art Museum's Whitsell Auditorium.
Melissa Fajardo
Mezzo Soprano
Portland Opera Resident Artist
Making her debut as Portland Opera's resident mezzo soprano is Melissa Fajardo. This summer, Ms. Fajardo was a Gerdine Young Artist at Opera Theatre of St. Louis, where she covered the role of Kathy Hagen in Terence Blanchard and Michael Cristofer's new opera Champion...
Melissa Fajardo
Mezzo Soprano
Portland Opera Resident Artist
Ian José Ramirez
Portland Opera Resident Artist
Portland Opera's new resident tenor, Ian José Ramirez, spent the summer in Marlboro, Vermont studying and performing vocal chamber music with Sir Thomas Allen at the prestigious Marlboro Music Festival...
Ian José Ramirez
Portland Opera Resident Artist
Alexander Elliott
Portland Opera Resident Artist
Making his debut as Portland Opera's resident baritone, Alexander Elliott spent the summer performing the role of Frank in Ned Rorem's Our Town and covering the role of Figaro in Rossini's Il barbiere di Siviglia as an apprentice artist with Central City Opera...
Alexander Elliott
Portland Opera Resident Artist
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Yes, it is. Whatever the ostensible topic of conversation — and circuitous small talk certainly abounds in Bruce Norris's Pulitzer- and Tony-winning drama — the true subject is almost always race. And in M. Bevin O'Gara's sharp and penetrating production of "Clybourne Park'' at SpeakEasy Stage Company, the fuse is always lit. The only question is when the explosion will come.


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WINONA, Minn. (KTTC) -- For once, its okay to fall asleep while studying. These extra hot temperatures have Winona University officials creating new accommodations for their students by turning study lounges into sleeping rooms.
Sure, it's hot outside and for WSU students. But they're feeling the heat inside as well.
"We've often had warm weather. But this is unprecedented," said WSU Director of Housing and Residence Life, Paula Scheevel. Students have been given a much cooler option. "Opening up dining halls and any space. Conference rooms. Conference areas. Anything we can find that's cool to allow them a place to go to lower the body temperature."
Scheevel said the university is treating the conditions as a weather emergency. So, where students typically come to study, they now come to catch some shut eye. "I did not know that. That's hilarious. That's really nice though," said WSU junior Jordyn Houseman who had just found out you could actually sleep in the lounges. No longer living in the dorms, Houseman sympathized with those who are. "My roommate and I both had two fans and we kept one on the floor and one on the foot of the bed. It wasn't too terrible most of the time but it definitely wasn't this bad."
"I'm coping pretty good," said incoming freshman Joann Johnson. She is all settled into her room but still feeling the heat and she's not alone. "I remember in high school people would dress up for the first day. Today, no one cares what they look like. It's too hot to even care."
Some students, like freshman Blake Zafft, took advantage of the indoor pool in the Lourdes Hall basement. "I've got cold water. I come here to swim every once in a while to work out. I was actually working out a little bit in the weight room. But it's just too hot for that," said Zafft.
So, as students head back to class they can get back to focusing on higher grades and not the higher temperatures.
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Pharmaceuticals will pay $1.5 million to North Carolina as part of a settlement
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The NYT's refreshing wine club
The New York Times needs all the revenue sources it can get right now, so it's licensed its brand to the Global Wine Company and created the New York Times Wine Club. This is a good thing, and not only because it brings money into the NYT's coffers: it's also the first such wine club I've seen which works in a non-evil manner.
Yes, like other wine clubs, you can sign up to receive a shipment of wine every 1, 2, or 3 months. But unlike any other wine club I've seen, you can also simply order a single shipment of wine, without then having to opt out of getting future shipments automatically.
I have no idea whether these wines are any good, or worth the money. But I do know that any "club" which doesn't try to lock you in to a subscription is breath of fresh air.
hysterical. NYT is copying Donald Trump in branding. Interesting move.. divided on whether people associate the NYT with the higher things in life or consumers will laugh. Personally, I would be more interested in ordering wines a critic picks… one that seems to mirror my tastes.
Would you feel the same way if Robert Parker started a wine club? Probably not too good. Doesn't the co-branding constitute an endorsement by the critic? When the critic actually picks the wines, the endorsement raises potential conflicts of interest; when the critic does not pick the wines, which is probably the case with the NYT, then the publication has no business lending it's credibility to the club. What's the point, Felix?
Ironically, as I read this in this morning's NYT an advertising insert for the WSJ Wine Club fell out of my paper!


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It's time to let go of the long, cold winter that's gripped the tri-state area. Snow storms, brutal wind chills, and numerous uninvited visits from the polar vortex really shoved people indoors and sometimes into the warm arms of others.
"What happens when it snows is that people get depressed, people get a little more desperate to have that companionship and they end up attaching themselves to people they might not have dated otherwise," relationship expert Rachel Dealto says.
We found New Yorkers who agree that the frigid weather put a chill on their dating life.
"What would you say your dating life is like in the winter?"
"Cold, indoors, and alone" is how Philip describes his dating life this past winter.
"It's been a slow winter," Brandon says.
But now that spring has officially sprung, the birds are chirping, the flowers are blooming, and the days are getting longer. This change in season brings around a change in perspective.
"Sun, and just being able to be outside makes you happier," Dealto says. "It changes the way that you look at yourself, which changes the way you get into relationships."
"They always say that winter is coupling season because you want to hibernate with someone," Alexandra says. "Summer is kind of when you break up with the person because they are so many more options when everyone comes out of the house."
Therefore, the temperatures are not the only thing rising around here. So is people's interest in dating.
"There is a mood shift," Brandon says. "A definite more excitement."
Dealto describes spring as that "middle zone when we are getting ourselves ready to feel great about ourselves and feel that sexy vibe."
And get ready now, folks! More people outside enjoying the milder weather mean more eyes checking you out. In spring, people are also starting to shed layers, so now you start seeing more bodies, and people are looking more attractive.
"Or maybe they had a rough winter and they need to get back to the gym," Dealto says. "Spring is where that transition happens."
Two-thirds of people find shorts and bathing suits easier on the eyes than sweaters, scarves, and boots, according to a weather underground survey.
"You don't have to bundle up, so you can show a little more," Vicki says. "Maybe that gets the guys' attention."
"Well with spring, you have to get back in shape, though," Nicholas says. "Shake off the extra pounds brought on by the holidays and all that stuff."
So if you're single and ready to mingle, Dealto says you should do three things: first, go to places where other people you would be attracted to are, like the gym; second, sign up for an online dating site; and third, get the word out to your friends.
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Morimoto: The New Art of Japanese Cooking [Hardcover]
Morimoto's cooking has distinctive Japanese roots, yet it's actually, as the chef calls it, "global cooking for the 21st century." Morimoto's unique cuisine is characterized by beautiful Japanese color combinations and aromas, while the preparation infuses multicultural influences such as traditional Chinese spices and simple Italian ingredients, presented in a refined French style. Bringing all these elements home, with helpful step-by-step instructions and gorgeous photography, this accessible book explains Chef Morimoto's cooking techniques and plating philosophies and brings Japanese cooking to your own home. AUTHOR BIO: Chef Morimoto has been the Japanese iron chef on the Food Network's weekly show, "Iron Chef," and its spinoff "Iron Chef America," since 1999. The show airs in the United States, Canada, Australia, Israel, and Hong Kong. Formerly the Executive Chef of the Sony Club and Nobu, Chef Morimoto now has his own restaurants in New York, Philadelphia, Tokyo, and Mumbai, and also created his own brand of sake and beer.


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The Electron Microscopy Center
Just another College of Engineering site
Optical Microscopy
The EMC has a Reichart upright optical microscope with a magnification range from 10x to 1000x. It is outfitted with Differential Interference (DI), polarizers, above and below illumination, and has digital image capture. This microscope is excellent for checking samples and imaging grains. The microscope is located in ASTeCC A215.


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Located in Alsopahok, Kolping Hotel Spa & Family Resort is in a provincial park and convenient to Roman Catholic Church of the Holy Spirit and Lake Heviz. This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of Festetics Palace and Fenekpuszta Roman Ruins. Make yourself at home in one of the 132 air-conditioned rooms featuring microwaves and minibars. Rooms have private...
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Silver Resort Hotel is located in Balatonfured, close to Tihany Abbey. Silver Resort Hotel features a restaurant, a poolside bar, and a bar/lounge. Room service is available during limited hours. Recreational amenities include an outdoor pool, an indoor pool, a children's pool, a health club, and a spa tub. Spa amenities include spa services, massage/treatme...
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Located in Balatonfoldvar, Fonix Hotel is minutes from Holy Cross Church and Balatonfolvar Harbor. This hotel is within the vicinity of Tihany Abbey and Silver Shore. Make yourself at home in one of the 22 guestrooms featuring minibars. Conveniences include phones and safes. Enjoy a range of recreational amenities, including an outdoor pool, a sauna, and bic...
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Located in Zamardi, Wellamarin Hotel is on a lake and close to Szantodpuszta Tourism and Cultural Center and Silver Shore. This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of Balatonfolvar Harbor and Holy Cross Church. Make yourself at home in one of the 118 individually decorated guestrooms, featuring kitchenettes. Rooms have private balconies where you can take in...
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With a stay at Anna Grand Hotel Wine Vital in Balatonfured, you'll be in the historical district and close to Tihany Abbey. This 4-star hotel is within the vicinity of Szantodpuszta Tourism and Cultural Center and Reformed Church of Totvazsony. Make yourself at home in one of the air-conditioned rooms featuring minibars and LCD televisions. Complimentary hig...
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Sárffy House is quietly located in the small village of Dörgicse, 6 km from Lake Balaton. Featuring free Wi-Fi and free parking, it offers a garden with a terrace and a playground. All accommodation units are spacious and come with a private entrance and a bathroom with a bathtub or a shower. In addition to this the apartments provide a fully equipped kitch...
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The Chateau Visz is located amid a large park, about 12 km from Balatonlelle and Lake Balaton. It offers you elegant rooms, fine cuisine, an indoor pool and free Wi-Fi. The walls in every guest room are decorated with Hungarian paintings from the early 20th century. Each of the individually furnished rooms is named after one of the painters. A monthly upda...
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With a stay at Hotel Marina All Inclusive in Balatonfured, you'll be on the beach and close to Tihany Abbey. This all-inclusive resort is within the region of Silver Shore and Pigeon Island. Make yourself at home in one of the 349 guestrooms featuring refrigerators. Satellite television is provided for your entertainment. Conveniences include phones and wake...


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42 U.S. Code § 7551 - Omitted
Section, Pub. L. 95–95, title II, § 203,Aug. 7, 1977, 91 Stat. 754; Pub. L. 97–375, title I, § 106(a),Dec. 21, 1982, 96 Stat. 1820, which required the Administrator of the Environmental Protection Agency to report to Congress respecting the motor vehicle fuel consumption associated with the standards applicable for the immediately preceding model year, terminated, effective May 15, 2000, pursuant to section 3003 ofPub. L. 104–66, as amended, set out as a note under section 1113 of Title 31, Money and Finance. See, also, the 5th item on page 165 of House Document No. 103–7. Section was enacted as part of the Clean Air Act Amendments of 1977, and not as part of the Clean Air Act which comprises this chapter.
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The pillars of food, art and wine have long been a part of our offering at Le Quartier Français and now we've added beauty to the mix. Looking out over our tranquil Herb Garden is our latest offering, b.gorgeous.
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We also have a simple wash-and-blow dry service for your hair (so you don't need to worry about cheating on your hairdresser), though we can promise an excellent head massage.
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San Francisco Supervisor David Campos' move to revive the sanctuary debate is giving Mayor Gavin Newsom fits. But don't look for lawyer Campos to back down. When it comes it illegal immigration, the Stanford graduate knows of what he speaks — having come to this country illegally himself. Check it out.
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Francesca's "Happy Orange" Room
Room for Color Contest
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- Name:
- Francesca
- Location:
- Bellevue, WA
- Division:
- Warm
- Inspiration for my palette:
- My family: here's where we gather at dinner time and I wanted a color that we all like (especially considering that I had this crazy stencil idea in mind!). Orange was the winner.
- Colors used in my room
- Orange: SW 6643 Yam, White (walls and stencil): Devine Paint Vanilla, White (fireplace): from previous owner.
- Tips for using color successfully
- Surround yourself with a color that makes you feel good, that triggers a positive reaction within yourself. Be it dark or light, warm or cold, it doesn't matter. Don't just like it, love it.
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- Happy Orange
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Looks great at a distance
This looks fabulous!
Its beautiful! But I think you should have something on the walls to break up the pattern a bit more. Great job.
That's a stencil?! I greatly admire your patience.
Great wall. Now I would bring in more green and maybe a few other colors throughout the space.
I LOVE that stencil and am imagining all the possibilities. Does anyone know where I can find that stencil or something similar online?
Orange is my favorite colour and I love this. Did you make or buy the stencil? The design is great. The way you have painted it with the border around inspires other application. I live in a small apartment so one wall might not work but a wide stripe around the middle of the wall in my very small kitchen would be great.
Thanks for sharing.
This is beautiful and there was me thinking I wasn't a fan of orange. Fantastic with these geometric shapes.
Nice! Now add 2 white 14" to 16" white round convex mirrors or glossy white bamboo frames on each side of the fireplace and voila, the look is complete!
This is wonderful--especially up close where you can see the details of the stenciling. Love the ghost chairs too. Please don't add anything more. It's so nice and simple.
The plant helped to complete the room.
Hey, I recognize that wall!
I got it online at Royal Design Studio Stencils. It is called Hollywood Squares (large). Thank you for asking! Francesca
Thank you for your comment. I purchased the stencil online at Royal Design Studio Stencils. The initial plan was to have the whole wall stenciled. I started from the center and then went left and right. When I got to this point I stopped for two reasons: 1. I was tired :). 2. I realized that the border was actually highlighting the color even more. This is a beautiful orange: not too red, not too yellow. I guess it has a brown undertone that makes it very warm. I hope this helps. Francesca


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Macfarquar's Bed
A beach I used to go to as a kid 25 years ago. The path is now overgrown and treacherous down a cliff but well worth it.This photo was shot on film. Taken by blanches_nickelodeon with a Pentax Spotmatic loaded with Foma Fomapan 200 film in Cromarty, United Kingdom. These tags describe this photo: cromarty, b/w, monochrome, blackandwhite, asahi, pentax, sp1000, foma, fomapan, scotland, and highlands. Date: 2012-07-18. Time: Afternoon. This photo can also be found in the album Macfarquar's Bed. .
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There's What in Baby Formula and Cereal Bars?!
Alarming study finds arsenic in some foods for Baby
Is arsenic lurking in your baby's formula and cereal bars? If the brand you use lists brown rice syrup as an ingredient, the answer could be yes.
The Scoop
According to a study from Dartmouth College, testing performed on certain brands of organic baby formula and cereal bars containing brown rice syrup turned up levels of arsenic well above limits set by the Environmental Protection Agency for drinking water.
Just how much arsenic did test samples contain? Consumer Reports published the following results:
- Two of 17 infant formulas tested listed organic brown rice syrup as the primary ingredient. In these two samples, one showed arsenic concentrations six times the federal limit of 10 parts per billion (ppb) for total arsenic in bottled or public drinking water.
- Twenty-two of 29 cereal bars or energy bars tested listed at least one of these four rice products—organic brown rice syrup, rice flour, rice grain, or rice flakes—among the top five ingredients. Arsenic levels in bars with syrup or other forms of rice as an ingredient ranged from 23 to 128 ppb. The seven bars without rice syrup or other rice products in them had the lowest arsenic concentrations, ranging from 8 to 27 ppb.
At least one formula maker has responded by issuing a statement that clarifies their use of "a qualified, world-renowned, third-party, independent lab to test arsenic levels in their organic brown rice syrup. Their testing results report undetectable amounts of arsenic at laboratory testing limits."
Most of the detected arsenic is a contaminant often found in rice and is the type known to be a human carcinogen. As Consumer Reports relays, this may be particularly worrisome for babies who, because of their small size, may be more vulnerable to abnormally high arsenic consumption.
Your Baby
Concerned? Check the ingredients list for brown rice syrup—and then use common sense, advise experts. "Consider the frequency of … consumption," recommends Dr. Ana Navas-Acien, a researcher at Johns Hopkins Bloomberg School of Public Health who studies the health effects of arsenic exposure (via the Boston Globe). "If you eat them all the time, you might want to cut back, but having a product with brown rice syrup occasionally probably won't cause any harm."
When it comes to baby formula, which can be a baby's only source of nourishment, Dr. Nevas shows more caution. In samples that fall high above the EPA's standard for drinking water, she finds that "in the sense that it's above that safety standard, it's of concern."
Researchers promise to conduct more testing. In the meantime, they are calling on the government and manufacturers to put stricter standards for arsenic levels in food in place.


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This weekend, Brent and I were able to partake in a perk of my job…being a VIP guest of Coca Cola at the Coke Zero 400 in Dayton Beach. The day started off normal enough; we left the house around 7:00am and headed to Orlando. After checking into the Loews Royal Pacific Resort we headed off on a chartered bus packed with margaritas, wine and of course Coke products. First up on the agenda was a "Tailgate Activity" in the parking lot. What our host wasn't counting on was that the "activity" portion of the afternoon would consist of all 30 of his VIP guest crawling through the Emergency Exit window of the charter bus we took to the race because the door would not open. Thank god I decided on black Bermuda shorts and not the white ones I was eyeing, since the window sill was covered in black grease. Gross!
Yes, this really happened…
Tents were set up, food brought out and beers opened….then the parking authority showed up with 3 service trucks and 8 men to try to get the bus door open. That took a good hour or so. Brent was thoroughly enjoying himself…can't you tell?!
After everyone had eaten and had a drink we headed to the Sprint Fan Zone down at the track. It was exciting to walk on the track (which is at a crazy steep angle, who knew??), see the cars and the best part was the concert given by Martina McBride on the infield. Love her!
After the concert our group was picked up and transferred to the Superstretch Suites where more food and drink awaited our arrival. The Suite was nice, decorated in Coke paraphernalia and had a sweet view of the entire track. The cars were crazy loud, I mean, louder than anything I've ever heard, and as boring as Nascar is to watch at home on the Sunday afternoon, it was pretty exciting and went by faster than I thought it would.
We had a really great time and saw a lot of really interesting people….
Special thanks to our host for the day, Mr. Michael Cantrell (even though you don't read my blog, I'm still going to give you props) and next year I'm going to be looking out for my invite to the Derby. Ha!


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by Sam AdamsGreetings from the Land of Enchantment. The last 24 hours have been interesting to say the least. As we all know, Washington State had to wait a full decade to play in a bowl game. The trip here to Albuquerque felt nearly as long.
They say misery loves company, and I made some great friends during our travels from Spokane to Albuquerque. I met Chris, a 2012 WSU grad, at Spokane International as we waited some three hours for our belated plane to arrive from Boise. Once we landed in Phoenix, we had another three-hour wait for our connecting flight, but ran into a large contingent of Coug fans who were probably somewhere in their 60's, but were every bit as enthusiastic as young Chris.
Once we finally touched down at around 10:30 Mountain Time, we got our first taste of Southwestern hospitality. From the airport to the rental car terminal to the hotel, we were greeted with a smile and a handshake wherever we went. It's like we never left Spokane!
In case you missed it, we were all over town this morning (Friday) for the 5-7 am shows. Our journey started at Nob Hill, a swank commercial district that stands on the former site of Route 66. Denifintely a must see.
Dave, our camera man, and I decided to fuel up at Golden Crown Panaderia, a world famous bakery in Old Town. Pratt, Christopher, and Dave were kind enough to send us on our way with empanadas and other Southwestern delicacies that I can neither spell nor pronounce. But they were incredible. Again, a must visit.
We wrapped up our morning at University Stadium, site of Saturday's bowl game. Finally, our first taste of football. You know how they say the grass is greener on the other side? It's true. I swear, this is the greenest grass I've ever seen. Keep in mind, this is artificial turf... but it is... green. You'll have to take my word for it, but hopefully it translates when you watch the broadcast on Saturday.
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