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Built by the Nazi government in 1942, in Berlin's Mitte district, the the five storey concrete Bunker was designed to shelter Berliners from Allied bombs. The controversial associations of the bunker meant that was used as storage space for bananas during the 1950s, later becoming a venue for techno parties.Advertising entrepreneur Christian Boros bought the building, complete with bullet holes, in 2003. The building was carefully renovated and some of the interior spaces enlarged: no easy task considering the two metre thick reinforced concrete walls. A penthouse was added on the roof, where Boros now lives. A permanent exhibition was installed in the 3,000 m² building, drawing on the collection of contemporary art which Christian Boros and his wife Karen have amassed over 20 years. This unique private collection which opened in 2008 can be visited by appointment only. Bookings for the Boros Collection are taken via the website, however it is advisable to book some time in advance. A knowledgeable guide will take you through the works on show; a fascinating journey in which the artworks interact with the space around them.
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Funeral services were held Friday for Prince Joshua Avitto, the Brooklyn boy killed in a knife attack on Sunday. The funeral took place at 8:30 a.m. at St. Paul's Community Baptist Church. It was attended by about a thousand mourners.
Mayor Bill de Blasio, his wife and the Rev. Al Sharpton attended a private wake before the funeral of Prince Joshua, known as P.J. The line of relatives, friends and community members stretched around the block outside the church in the East New York neighborhood.
Taj Gibson, a relative and a player for the Chicago Bulls, was there, as were the team's coach, Tom Thibodeau, and staff from the first-grader's school.
A photo slideshow featuring images of the smiling boy was displayed above the church's main stage and family members dressed in white.
"We've come today to celebrate P.J.'s life," the Rev. David Brawley said. "But we must acknowledge that his life was ended way too soon."
Among the flower arrangements placed on the altar was a Superman-themed bouquet, an ode to P.J.'s "Superman" nickname. His body was taken out of the church in a small white casket, which was put into the hearse to go to a crematorium for a private, family-only service. White doves were released after the casket was loaded into the hearse.
Investigators believe St. Hubert stabbed Prince Joshua Avitto, 6, and Mikela Capers, 7, inside an elevator in a public housing apartment building in East New York on Sunday. Avitto died, while Capers was critically wounded.
Just minutes before cops made the arrest, Police Commissioner Bill Bratton identified St. Hubert as the suspect and asked the public to call in any information about his whereabouts. A reward for information leading to the arrest and conviction of the killer had swelled to $63,000. It is not clear if a tip from the public led to St. Hubert's capture.
Authorities have charged St. Hubert with murder, attempted murder, assault, criminal possession of a weapon, making graffiti, and possession of a graffiti instrument.
St. Hubert has a long rap sheet, police said. He was released on parole on May 23, just days before the attacks and after serving a five-year sentence for attempted murder. St. Hubert attempted to strangle his mother with a telephone wire, according to the NY Times.
Detectives have said they are investigating where the man who attacked the children was the same person who fatally stabbed a nursing school student, Tanya Copeland, 18, two days earlier. Detectives found several "common factors" between two attacks, but some differences, too. "These factors, including the types of weapons used in the two homicides, and the close proximity of the incidents, have led detectives to believe that both of these cases may be related," police said in a statement. Copeland's body was found near a rail yard.
Authorities said that Avitto and Capers were on their way to get ice cream when an attacker stabbed them several times in the elevator. He dropped the knife outside the building as he fled, police said.
"This is a particularly heinous crime," Bratton said earlier this week. "Two young children in an elevator with no place to escape, nothing at all, and some character gets on and just starts stabbing them? ... [Residents] have every right to be concerned."A grieving Nicholas Avitto, the victim's father, had been seen walking the same route to school since the murder as he did with his son carrying the boy's backpack. On Thursday, with the boy's initials shaved into his hair, he spoke with Fox 5 News about the tragedy.
"I'm at a loss for words. The bottom line is he got out and this tragedy took place after he was released from jail. What compelled you to do this? It's unfathomable. I can't believe this happened," said Avitto.
The building where the children were stabbed does not have security cameras installed, police said.
Inez Rodriguez, the local Tenant Association president, said she was in shock at the death of Prince and the wounding of Mikela. "These are babies like I said why would anyone want to harm children?" she told Fox 5.
Kevin Velez, one of their neighbors, said he saw EMTs carry Avitto out on Sunday.
"He was lifeless," he said. "A very good boy, very respectful running around full of life."
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The birthday of our country will be celebrated in a couple of weeks. July 4 is a day we take time to celebrate our freedom and the birth of our nation. We are thankful to live in country that gives us great freedom and opportunity. Among the fireworks, the cookouts and the day off work, my hope is that we celebrate our country and freedom with opportunity in mind.
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If you are a regular reader of my column you likely know that I much prefer an organic approach to farm and gardening and that I believe that building healthy soil produces healthy food. As I continue to learn more about pest control and fertility the more I have come to understand why healthy plants and animals have an edge over their synthetically doped counterparts.
The Grant County Extension Office, 105 Baton Rouge Road, Williamstown has scheduled classes for the month of June.
• Beginning Canning and Food Preservation from 6 to 9 p.m. July 10 at the Grant County Extension Office. Class size is limited. No registration fee, call 859-824-3355 to register.
Title: Boycraft: Loads of Things to Make for and with Boys
Author: Sara Duchars
Description: Full of craft project ideas to make with boys (or girls) for those who have no idea how to keep boys occupied.
Why you should read it: There have been so many mother/daughter project books published lately that this is a great addition. Lots of ideas to recycle materials and use scraps for projects like papier mache, Egyptian mummies, water bombs and bug motels.
Recommended by: Wynita Worley, public services librarian
The Meyer Aquascapes Pondarama Water Garden will host it's 13th annual tour June 28 and June 29. Each day will have different locations with each home only on the tour for one day.
There are 11 features for each day.
Ava Johnson of Williamstown is pleased to announce the engagement and forthcoming marriage of her daughter, Emily Johnson to Ramsey Wells, son of Robin Wells of Frenchburg and Jennifer Jarmen Wells of Winchester.
The bride is also the daughter of the late Donald Johnson.
The wedding is being planned for 4:30 p.m. on Aug. 2 at the Fairview Christian Church in Williamstown.
A storage building toward the front of Grant County Park in Crittenden was vandalized last week with vulgar words painted on metal siding.
The incident, which is being investigated by the Grant County Sheriff's Office, happened sometime overnight June 18 with the graffiti being noticed as preparations were being made for the final day of Little Dippers Camp at the park.
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JUDY on JUDY-It's "A Star Is Born" @ the AERO!
FRIDAY,SEPTEMBER 26 @ 6:30 pm- AERO THEATER in Santa Monica- Its "A Star Is Born" w/ author Randy Schmidt & special guest James Duke Mason!
Watch Esther rise. Watch Norman fall. Watch the amazing "A Star Is Born" on the big screen! Get a signed copy of the brand new "Judy Garland On Judy Garland" by author Randy Schmidt & hear the words of James Duke Mason as he talks about his grandfather. A great movie night on the Westside! Next Friday @ the Aero. If you are on a Norman style bender(or live far away) and cannot attend, you can order a copy.
Author Randy Schmidt will sign copies of his new book Judy Garland on Judy Garland: Interviews and Encounters in the lobby at 6:30 PM.
Introduction to the film by James Duke Mason, James Mason's grandson & Randy Schmidt.
A STAR IS BORN 1954, Warner Bros., 170 min, USA, Dir: George Cukor Alcoholic failing star Norman Maine (James Mason) discovers and marries rising matinee idol songbird Esther Blodgett (Judy Garland) in director George Cukor's emotionally incandescent remake of William Wellman's 1937 version. Fueled by Garland's terrifying vulnerability, Cukor's flawless direction, a superb script by Moss Hart and production design by Gene Allen (MY FAIR LADY) that brilliantly evokes Hollywood wealth and power, A STAR IS BORN is an amazing synthesis of on-screen drama, music and behind-the-scenes myth.
"It's going to be one hell of a great—everlastingly great—book with humor, tears, fun, emotion, and love," Judy Garland said of her plans to tell her life story. But she died at the age of forty-seven before seeing it through. Judy Garland on Judy Garland is the closest we will likely come to experiencing and exploring the legend's abandoned autobiography. Collecting and presenting the most important Garland interviews and encounters that took place between 1935 and 1969, this work opens with her first radio appearance under contract with Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer and concludes with her last known interview, one taped for Radio Denmark just months before her death. What makes this collection unique and distinguishes it from the plethora of Garland biographies is that it places Judy in the role of storyteller. She wrote a number of essays for various publications and sat for countless print, radio, and television interviews. These and the other autobiographical efforts she made are proof that Judy Garland wanted her story told, and wanted it told in her own words. Finally, here it is.


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COLDWATER, MI (WTVB) - Michigan ranks number nine in the nation for boating accidents and number six in the nation for boating fatalities, with boating mishaps causing 26 deaths in the state in 2011 alone. National Safe Boating week begins this Saturday so it's perfect timing for the start of this season's Branch County Boater Safety Classes. The class is free of charge and is taught at the Branch County 911 center on East Chicago Road next to the airport.
The class is limited to 30 students. At last word, there were still seats available for the class this Saturday, May 18th. The hours are from 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. so be sure to bring a lunch.
To sign up call Branch County Sheriff's office at 517-278-2325 between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m. Monday thru Friday. For more information and a complete schedule of upcoming Boater Safety classes, go online to Branch County's home page and scroll down to upcoming events then click on Boater Safety Classes. The Branch County Marine Patrol is busy getting their boats ready, putting the buoys in place and prepping for the upcoming classes, all leading up to another safe boating season.


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Colleen Setzer is the county's Registrar of Voters and County Clerk. She was first elected to the position in 1998 and was subsequently re-elected to new four-year terms in 2002, 2006 and 2010.
November 6
Measure P: Black Mountain Zone of Increased Benefit parcel tax
Measure Q: McCloud Community Services District Parcel Tax for Library Services
Measure R: Butteville Union School District bond proposition
Measure S: Dunsmiur (City of) Restrictions on the Cultivation of Medical Marijuana
June 5
Measure M: City of Yreka Chickens in the Backyard
Measure N: Dunsmuir Public Library parcel tax
August 30
Measure J: Black Mountain Fire and Emergency Response Zone parcel tax
June 7
Measure H: Mt. Shasta Sales Tax to Fund Library
November 2
- See also: November 2, 2010 election in California
Measure B: Mt. Shasta Appointed City Clerk
Measure C: Mt. Shasta Appointed City Treasurer
Measure D: Siskiyou County Hotel Tax
Measure E: Scott Valley Unified School District bond proposition
Measure F: Greater McCloud Fire and Emergency Response Zone parcel tax
Measure G: Klamath River Dam Removal Advisory Vote
City of Dunsmuir: Peter Arth recall
City of Dunsmuir: Mario Rubino recall
Note: A potential Measure A, the "City of Mt. Shasta Community Water Rights and Self-Government Ordinance", was removed from the ballot By Siskiyou County Clerk Colleen Setzer on August 12. She said she was removing it "due to alleged procedural errors and violations of elections code, including a changing of initiative language and improper filing of documents and fees." Supporters of Measure A filed an appeal of Setzer's decision in Siskiyou County Superior Court. In addition to a procedural dispute about who the appropriate election official was with whom to file the initiative language before circulation, Siskiyou County claimed in its court filings that Measure A violated the single-subject rule and "Doctrine of Preemption." The Doctrine of Preemption says that no ordinance can be valid if it duplicates, contradicts or enters into an area fully occupied by general law.[1],[2]
- See also: List of ballot measure lawsuits in 2010
November 4
Measure M: Siskiyou County Hotel Tax
Measure N: Scott Valley Fire & Emergency Response Zone parcel tax
Measure P: South Yreka Fire Protection District appropriations limit
Measure Q: Siskiyou Union High Elementary School District bond proposition
Measure R: Lake Shastina Community Services District parcel tax
Measure S: Hornbrook Fire Protection District appropriations limit
Measure T: McCloud Community Services District parcel tax
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Hawaii faces a new reality when it comes to the state's No. 1 industry.
No matter how long you stare into the crystal ball, it doesn't look good for tourism in 2009. While industry leaders expect rough first and second quarters, some are hopeful that visitor arrivals will gradually begin to pick up as we head into the second half of the year.
In other words, it's not all doom and gloom. Opportunities do exist for those willing to find ways to secure a piece of a much smaller pie. In many ways, experts say, success will come to those who are able — and flexible enough — to re-establish the fundamentals on which our tourism industry was built: the understanding that everyone has a critical stake in making the Hawaii experience unique and memorable for all visitors.
Smart leaders know that, in order to survive and thrive in a tourism downturn, you have to be aggressive, rethink operational and marketing strategies, streamline the business and, above all, deliver a great product.
So much right now is riding on the health of the U.S. and global financial markets. That's why many tourism leaders are somewhat reluctant to make hard predictions about what lies ahead. Hawaii Business spoke to six industry leaders about what to expect for 2009:
Byron Gangnes (BG), University of Hawaii Economic Resource Organization
Murray Towill (MT), president, Hawaii Hotel & Lodging Association
Marsha Wienert (MW), state of Hawaii tourism liaison
Jerry Gibson (JG), area vice president and managing director, Hilton Hawaiian Village Beach Resort & Spa
David Uchiyama (DU), vice president of tourism marketing, Hawaii Tourism Authority
Lloyd Unebasami (LU), interim president and CEO, Hawaii Tourism Authority
1) One Certainty: Uncertainty
BG: Obviously, the longer this downturn continues, the more negative fallout we're going to see. So I would expect to see additional job losses taking place across the industry in hotels and retail. I think even though we may have seen the worst of the year-to-year drops in visitor numbers, we haven't seen the worse of the fallout in the industry. However, as fuel costs fall, that's going to provide some ability for airlines to lower their ticket prices. I don't think that's going to be enough to make a big difference in the near term. So, I think that means a very weak period for the industry, probably at least for another year. The real big question for Hawaii is what's going to happen to the American economy. I think the prospects there are very poor. I think the good news is that we've seen some progress in getting past the worst part of the credit crisis. This is a consumption-led recession. It started with the credit crisis, but the problem now is that consumers are extremely pessimistic and they're cutting back on consumption at a very rapid rate. But, we can look for little silver linings. The fact that our construction industry is doing somewhat better than some parts of the country, that's great news. And the fact that we went into this having been through a period of relative strength is good news, because I think it means that, hopefully, many families' budgets were in pretty good shape going into this. But I don't want to downplay the likelihood of there being some pretty serious costs here.
MT: In the U.S. economy, obviously when people are looking at the value of their homes, the value of their 401Ks, the thinking is to hunker down, maybe not go on vacation this year. I don't think anybody expects to see stabilization until the second half of the year. Hotels are trying for the most part to keep as many of their employees on board as possible. Sure, there have been some layoffs. I don't think it's been massive, but there have been layoffs at a lot of properties – probably more on the Neighbor Islands than we've had on Oahu.
MW: As we move forward, we need to keep air seats in the marketplace and we need those seats to be profitable, otherwise those planes will be flying somewhere else. We need to keep up the demand or we might be on the chopping block. We cannot afford to have a further reduction in seats coming to Hawaii. But the old model of $300 to $350 roundtrip from the Mainland to here is history.
2) Success Means Back to Basics
MT: We face some fierce competition around the world. We are going to be dealing with a more sophisticated consumer whose expectations are going to be elevated, and all of that means that we just simply have to do our jobs better to be successful in the future. This is a $12 billion industry we're talking about.
JG: The biggest asset that we have, that no one else has, is our people. You can't go anywhere in the world and feel the aloha that we have here. It just doesn't exist. But it's all about attitude. If you keep on doing what you've been doing, then you're going to get what you always get. The important thing is to remember that it's our priority to keep the business healthy so that we can keep as many people working as possible in the industry. We need to be smart about what we do, what assets we deploy, keep the business as skinny as we possibly can until we get healthy again. At the same time, we have to do the marketing, the positive selling and take care of our customers.
DU: There are many choices available to the consumer in the way of leisure destinations — sun, surf and sand. I can tell you that labor in other destinations has got an advantage on us because the employee-to-guest ratio is 4-to-1 in some cases. Here in Hawaii, we're lucky if we're 1-to-1. It brings us back to what makes us different, and that's the style of hospitality we convey to our visitors to make them want to come back again and again, because they feel at home. We have to remember that tourism affects everybody. Almost every family in the Islands has somebody connected to tourism in some shape or form. There's a lot of support industry to tourism that I don't think we recognize — people who are doing the laundry, maintenance, construction — all of these guys benefit by tourism staying healthy.
3) The Market Has to Diversify
MT: It's important to look long term. The more diverse our market is, the more effectively we can withstand downturns like we're experiencing now.
DU: All indication is that interest in Hawaii is still very high. [The Chinese and Korean travelers] are more sophisticated, high-yielding visitors looking for experiences in cuisine, culture, soft activities. I think [what] you're going to get is no different than Japan was in the initial phases. You're going to get the up-and-coming executives, 28 to 45 years old. We'll get the senior market as well.
BG: Growth prospects are poor in virtually every economy in the world right now. We always look for growth in the emerging Asian economies, especially now that we have some progress in easing travel for some Chinese and Korean visitors, but even though they're going to continue to grow at rates that look very attractive to us, it's probably not going to be enough to make a real significant impact. We're moving back to a visitor mix that's much more like the late '70s, in terms of how big the United States' piece (almost 75 percent of all visitors to Hawaii) is compared to everybody else.
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Suri Cruise: the World's Smallest Woman?
Little girls who wear high heels might stay little ... forever.
She's the most stylish woman under three feet tall in the world. And according to experts, she might stay that size. Suri Cruise has been spotted AGAIN sporting high heels -- this time shopping in rainy Boston with Katie and Tom Cruise. She was even slipping at one point on the wet streets.
The question of whether Kate and Tom are sexualizing 3-year-old Suri by allowing her to wear high heels is only one side of this ongoing shoe debate. Suri's habit of strolling about town in high heels might affect her growth.
"A common side effect of adults wearing heels too often is the tightening or shortening of the Achilles tendon," New York podiatrist Dr. Oliver Zong told FoxNews. "At Suri's age, children are growing quickly, and you want everything growing at the same rate. If the tendon is not growing at the same rate as everything else, it could become a problem."
Do you think it's OK for little girls to wear high heels for real ... not just for dress-up?
1. Way to plagiarize the Fox News Article!
2. It's unfair for anyone to assume that Suri isn't begging to wear her heels out and about, since most little girls LOVE to dress up.
WHO CARES, she's not my kid
katie holmes is a clueless parent. kids should be wearing good footwear while they are growing!
probably better to wear those than croc or flip flops that leave children with no arches in their feet, and cause them to trip and fall all the time
I would bet that Suri was begging to wear those cute little shoes. If she did not want to wear them then she would have been noticeably uncomfortable or begging mom to pick her up. Kate does not seem like the type of parent that would be forcing her daughter into clothes she didn't want to wear for the sake of looks.
By the way this is the second time I'm posting this because the first, from yesterday, didn't show up. Why on earth do my posts sometimes NOT show up?????? It happens probably 30% of the time I post. Why bother posting if it may very well just disappear???
I will say this: my mother-in-law has been wearing shoes with about and inch and a half heel since she was 12. So has her mother. They are both only about 5'1" and wanted to be a little taller. Well, my mil is 64 and her foot is stuck in that position. She CANNOT wear flat shoes!!
Little kids want all kinds of things. It's our job as parents to set limits. These things are bad for the feet. I don't know how often she actually wears them, so I can't say if the Cruises are derelict in their duties as parents. I will say that, being in the public eye so much, it wouldn't hurt them to dress Suri in seasonally appropriate clothing and footwear.
Who cares if Suri was "begging" to wear them, it's the parents job to say no. Completely unsafe and inappropriate for a 3 year old to wear heels period.
I think most of you that say this is wrong are forgetting than flat shoes are also bad for the feet. in fact most shoes have a bit of heel so the feet is not completely flat. you can check your own shoes if you don't believe me. or go to almost any shop with child size shoes.
"allowing her to wear high heels?" Like any child that age is going to continue to choose to wear something less comfortable without parental suggestion pushing them in that direction.
This story is kind of silly because they even suggest that doctors say that she will stop growing if the Achilles Tendon doesn't stretch. How stupid is that?! Like you really wouldn't grow if the tendon on the back of your ankle didn't stretch. Like it's stretching has, at all, any baring on your pituitary gland, which is actually responsible for growth or your Spine, which runs along your back and helps to support/shape your entire torso. I can understand some improper muscle/tendon development in the legs that decreases the natural muscular support kids would normally have, but that's about it.
As for my opinion on it.
How is having your kids wear high heels sexualizing them, yet having them dress up like people such as Brittany Spears, Sabrina (The singer from Corpus Christi), Christina Aguilar, and Paris Hilton (to name a few)isn't?
I mean, I see it all the time here, little girls no older than 7 or 8 dressing up, or rather down, like the people I mentioned above. If that isn't sexualizing them, I don't know what is. And it's a far sight more sexualizing by dressing them up that way, in tight-ish, skimpy outfits than putting them in high heels.
I will concede this, however, she does look rather ridiculous in those high heels. Like she's playing dress like mommy or something. Cute little outfit though. It'd probably have gone better with little red suede shoes all girled up.
ugh even i wouldn't wear heels unless a special occasion came up. i don't think she should wear those
I have a 4 year old, and if we go to a kids shoe store and she sees little high heels, she absolutely adores them, i have yet to buy her a pair like Suri's but if she asks, you're damn right i WILL buy her a pair, it's not like 1/2 an inch or so is a stiletto or anything, oh wait, she walks all over the house in my stiletto's all the time. IF any child wants to take dress up to the streets, as long as it's age appropriate, whats wrong with that? i personally Applaud Katie for embracing Suri's GIRLYNESS! i think she looks adorable!!!!!!!!!!!!
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After 10 years of spotty trading and incessant illiquidity, CME Group's aluminum futures contract has expired with more of a whimper than a bang. But that hasn't stopped the exchange from considering taking a fresh stab at the market.
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New London — In his short six years of life, Anthony Bernoudy touched the lives of both those he knew and didn't know.
Anthony, who drowned July 4 at Greens Harbor Beach, was honored Wednesday by the Carabetta family, who are strangers to him and his family but nonetheless touched by the young boy's loss to the community.
"I have a 6-year-old grandson, and it just hit me like a ton of bricks," said JoAnn Carabetta, whose family owns and manages The Homes at Pride Point & Progress Point. "What if this were me or if this happened to my family? I just wanted to do something to remember his life."
Unbeknownst to Carabetta until recently, Anthony had played Little League baseball for the team her family sponsors in New London.
Carabetta invited community leaders, city officials, friends and relatives to attend the ceremony in which a memorial stone engraved with Anthony's name and dates of birth and death was placed outside Pride Point on the corner of Jefferson Avenue and Boulder Drive. The stone also has a baseball bat and baseball engraved on it.
Anthony's grandmother, Tara Bernoudy, said she was appreciative of the community's support.
"He was a special little boy, but I just didn't know how special he was until his passing ,because so many people said they were touched by him," she said. "This is helping us through the grieving process."
Bernoudy's mother, Tamyra Bernoudy, said she was happy to see that her son was loved by so many.
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Little League coaches Andrew Lee and Darrin Britt also attended the memorial.
"He worked twice as hard in every practice, in every game," Lee said of Bernoudy. "He had a smile that would light up a room. He will always be remembered in the New London Little League."
Council President Michael Passero, state Rep. Ernest Hewett, D-New London, and Jane Glover, the city's chief administrative officer, also briefly spoke.
Glover said she thought the memorial was fitting because Anthony was truly a "city kid."
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Before the ceremony concluded, Carabetta's adult children, William Johnson and Ashley Johnson, and property manager Mayra Lackings presented Tara and Tamyra with Little League T-shirts with Anthony's number 8 on the back.
Tamyra Bernoudy buried her head in her hands and whispered, "Thank you."
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"This is an old recipe handed down from my mother-in-law and is an especially good accompaniment to roast beef," Nancy Collins relates from Clearfield, Pennsylvania. The corn is moist and creamy with a souffle-like topping.
- 1 can (8-1/4 ounces) cream-style corn
- 8 saltines, crushed
- 1 tablespoon butter, melted
- 1/8 teaspoon salt
- 1/8 teaspoon pepper
- 1 egg
- 1/4 cup 2% milk
- In a small bowl, combine the corn, saltines, butter, salt and pepper. Transfer to a shallow 2-cup baking dish coated with cooking spray.
- In a small bowl, whisk egg and milk; pour over corn mixture. Bake, uncovered, at 350° for 40-45 minutes or until a knife inserted near the center comes out clean. Yield: 2 servings.
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Kinda seemed like something was missing...maybe I'll try again and see what I can add to it to give it more taste...
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This tasted like canned cream corn w/ scrambled eggs on top. Horrible..nobody liked it. We much prefer corn casserole w/ the corn muffin mix and sour cream etc.
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I think it would be even better if minced onion would be added.
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My sister-in-law first made this for Thanksgiving dinner about 30 years ago, and it's still a favorite! We call it scalloped corn, and I add a pinch of freshly grated nutmeg OR a sprinkle of cayenne pepper (depending upon what I'm serving it with. So yummy!
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By Mr. Big Cup
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Comments about Green Mountain Coffee K-Cup Double Black Diamond™ Extra Bold:
When they changed the packaging last year they also changed the boldness of the coffee. The box no longer warns, "the faint of heart" about the bold flavor and I miss the exceptional bold but smooth taste. I now have to brew smaller ounces per cup in order to get comparable flavor. Will look for a different coffee now.
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I generally drink my coffee with a chocolate caramel additive, so it must be able to stand up to that and still taste like coffee. Dark Magic excells at this, but DBD performs even better, especially when a wake-up is needed. It has become a mainstay in my regular deliveries, along with Dark Magic, and Tully's Italian Roast, which is for those days I want to drink it simply black.
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I have tried every dark roast out there, and this is definitely the BEST!!! I will cry if they ever stop making this!
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Great "wake-me-up"!
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Tried many, and this is the best!!!!
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Tried many and this is the best!!!
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By KSouth
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I ordered this, along with a few other bold varieties, in our first cafe express shipment. We like our coffee BOLD and STRONG. Double Black Diamond was the winner, hands down. Nice and strong, but very smooth and balanced with no unpleasant aftertaste. We use the DBD Kcups for our morning coffee, brewed over ice, as well as to make our own "coffeehouse-style" drinks. Ordering our next shipment now - this is our new standard!
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I've tried every K-cup looking for one strong enough for me. Double Black Diamond is really the only one I completely like. Eight O Clock and Italian roasts come close, but just almost.I wish nightly for a decaf DBD.
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This used to be our favorite.....with the new green label came a whole new taste.....and it wasn't a good change. :( Disappointed.
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When you changed from brown to green colored cups for Double Black Diamond, the coffee strength also changed. Suddenly the amount of sweetener that had always been perfect for the old, brown K-cup was way too much. The coffee isn't as rich. This tells me you have changed the formula. Maybe to save money. But I am so disappointed.
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Nancy LutkehausProfessor of Anthropology, Gender Studies and Political Science
Contact Information
E-mail: firstname.lastname@example.com
Phone: (213) 740-1917
Office: GFS 126
Curriculum Vitae
Faculty Profile on Departmental Website
Princeton University Press
|Ph.D. Anthropology, Columbia University, 1/1985
|B.A. Anthropology, Barnard College / Smith College, 1/1972
|M.A. Anthropology, Columbia University
Academic Appointment, Affiliation, and Employment History
Tenure Track Appointments
|Professor of Anthropology, University of Southern California, 2007-2008
Visiting and Temporary Appointments
|Visiting Associate Professor of Anthropology and Women's Studies, University of Michigan, Spring 1995
|Visiting Associate Professor of Anthropology, University of Michigan, 1992-1993
PostDoctoral Appointments
|Getty Research Scholar, Getty Research Institute, 2009-2010
|National Endowment for the Humanities Research Scholar, School of Advanced Research (formerly School of American Research), 1997-1998
Description of Research
Summary Statement of Research Interests
|Professor Lutkehaus researches Melanesian gender and social organization, political and economic anthropology, religion and symbolic anthropology. Recent research involves the study of women, children, gendered missions, and the maternal behavior of Catholic nuns in Papua New Guinea. In addition to her regional interest in Oceania, she has also begun research on the role of community-based organizations in Kenya concerned with adolescent girls and HIV/AIDS. She is also interested in visual studies, especially in Western representations of Pacific Island peoples and in the display of non-Western art in Western fine art museums.
Research Keywords
|Melanesian Gender and Social Organization, Political and Economic Anthropology, Symbolic Anthropology, Art and Cultures of Oceania, Visual Culture, Ethnographic and Documentary Film
Research Specialties
|The art and cultures of Oceania. Gender in Melanesia and East Africa (Kenya in particular). Missionaries in Oceania. Margaret Mead and the history of anthropology.
Funded Research
Contracts and Grants Awarded
|University-Ngo Coalition-Building Initiative (UNCBI) In Nairobi and Eldoret, Kenya to Strengthen the (American Council of Education/HED), Lutkehaus, Nancy Christine, Kristin Ferguson, Eliz Sanasarian, Grace Dyrness, $125,000, 08/01/2006-10/31/2009
|Nelson A. Rockefeller and the Museum of Primitive Art (Rockefeller Archive Center), Nancy Lutkehaus, $5,000, 2008-2009
USC Funding
|Advancing Scholarship in the Humanities and Social Sciences. From Ethnographic Artifact to Object d'Art: Nelson A. Rockefeller, The Metropolitan Museum and the Role of "Primitive Art" in Twenthieth Century American Society: An historical case study of the social, political and cultural factors that transformed ethnographic artifacts into fine art and helped to create a new racially & culturally diverse American identity, $15,000, 2008-2009
Conferences and Other Presentations
Conference Presentations
|"Rene d'Harnoncourt and the Display of Indigenous Art", The Task of the Curator, Talk/Oral Presentation, Paper, University of California, Santa Cruz, Museum Studies Program, Invited, 05/13/2010-05/14/2010
Other Presentations
|"Rene d'Harnoncourt and the Aestheticization of Indigenous Art", Getty Research Institute Seminar, Getty Research Institute, Los Angeles, CA, 02/23/2010
|"Discovering the World: Collections, Curiosity and Evolution", College Commons Signature Event, College Commons, Leavey Library, USC, 09/17/2009
|Lutkehaus, N. C. (2008). Margaret Mead: The Making of an American Icon. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press.
|Huber, M., Lutkehaus, N. C. (2000). Gendered Missions: Men and Women in Missionary Discourse and Practice, co-edited with Mary Huber, 2000. Ann Arbor, Michigan: University of Michigan Press.
|Lutkehaus, N. C. (1995). Zaria's Fire: Engendered Moments in Manam Ethnography. Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press, 1995. Durham, North Carolina: Carolina Academic Press.
|Lutkehaus, N. C., Roscoe, P. (1995). Gender Rituals: Female Initiation in Melanesia. Including Introduction and Gender Metaphors: female rituals as cultural models in Manam, 1995. New York and London: Routledge.
|Bohm, K., Lutkehaus, N. C. (1983). The Life of Some Island People of New Guinea. Berlin: Reimer Verlag.
Book Chapter
|Lutkehaus, N. C. (2009). The Curious Case of Non-Western Objects—From "Artifician Curiosities to Objects of Identity: A Discussion about Brigitta Hauser-Schaublin, Captain James Cook and Museums. pp. 12 pgs.. Gottingen: University of Gottingen.
|Lutkehaus, N. C. (2007). "In the Way": Modernity and the New Woman in Papua New Guinea as Catholic Missionary Sister. pp. 146-167. London: Ashgate.
|Lutkehaus, N. C. (2005). "Foreword" to Margaret Mead's Ruth Benedict: A Humanist in Anthropology. 30th Anniversary Edition pp. xix-xli. New York, New York: Columbia University Press.
Conference Proceeding
|Lutkehaus, N. C. (1990). Sepik Heritage: Tradition and Change in Papua New Guinea Durham, NC: Carolina Academic Press, co-edited with Christian Kaufmann, William Mitchell, Douglas Newton, Lita Osmundsen, and Meinhard Schuster, 1990.
Journal Article
|Lutkehaus, N. C. (2008). The Society of Divine Word Missionaries: Diverse Sources of Ethnographic and Linguistic Data from the Northeast Coast of New Guinea. Ethnology. Vol. 45 (4)
|Mattingly, C., Lutkehaus, N. C., Throop, J. (2008). "Introduction" to Special Issue, "Anthropology Meets Psychology: The Role of Athropology in Jerome Bruner's Cultural Psychology. Ethos: Journal of the Society for Psychological Anthropology.
|Lutkehaus, N. C. (2008). "Putting Culture" into Cultural Psychology: Anthropology's Role in the Development of Jerome Bruner's Cultural Psychology. Ethos: The Journal of the Society of Psychological Anthropology.
Multimedia Scholarship and Creative Works
|Video, "Finishing 'Apui's Name": Death and Mortuary Ritual on Manam Island., 1994-1995
Honors and Awards
|Getty Research Scholar, 2009-2010
|Phi Kappa Phi Faculty Member, 2007-2008
|USC Mellon Mentor Award, 2007-2008
|USC Center for Excellence in Teaching, Faculty Fellow, 8/1/2005-5/31/2008
|National Endowment for the Humanities Fellowship Recipient, Research Scholar at the School of Advanced Research, Santa Fe, 1997-1998
|USC Phi Kappa Phi Faculty Recognition Award, For book, Zaria's Fire: Engendered Moments in Manam Ethnography, 1996-1997
|Fulbright Award, Doctoral Research Award to Australia, 1977-1978
Service to the University
Administrative Appointments
|Chair, Department of Anthropology, 2008-2009
|Director, Gender Studies Program, 09/01/2004-08/15/2007
|Chair, Gender Studies Program, 09/2001-05/2004
|Member, USC WASC Committee, 2007-2008
|Member, USC WASC Committee, 2006-2007
Review Panels
|IIE Fulbright, National Selection Committee for Australia, 2009-2010
|USC Visual Studies Graduate Certificate Program, Summer Research Scholarship Selection Committee, 2008-2009
|Faculty may update their profile by visiting https://mydornsife.usc.edu.


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