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Virginia Gov. Bob McDonnell says a state trooper involved in a shooting along Interstate 85 in southeastern Virginia has died.
McDonnell says Master Trooper Junius Walker was shot while on duty on Thursday.
State Police spokeswoman Corinne Geller says the 63-year-old Walker was struck multiple times around 1:30 p.m. He called for backup, and a trooper who arrived within two minutes saw a male suspect shooting into Walker's car. The second trooper fired at the suspect, who fled into the woods on foot.
The suspect was arrested before 2 p.m. Charges are pending.
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Chattanooga's mission from the state to open the doors of a Family Justice Center in three years is specific: Don't fail.
Tennessee officials have hinged their plan to curb violence against women on three cities that received pass-through grants from the U.S. Justice Department this year to open their own centers.
Training began last week at Knoxville's Family Justice Center. Bill Scollon, director of the state's Office of Criminal Justice Programs, told leaders from Chattanooga, Nashville and Cookeville that Tennessee is the first in the country to back a statewide effort to help open centers solely focused on domestic violence and to have the backing of community resources.
"It's going to be very important because a lot of eyes will be on us to succeed," Scollon said. "Failure's not an option."
Tennessee is in the top 10 list of states with the highest rates of men killing women. Scollon said the state's goal is to reduce homicides, increase women's safety, reduce fear in children and to build better cases to prosecute abusers.
Chattanooga leaders who attended the Knoxville meeting said they are committed to the goal and feel like the community will support it over the next three years.
"It's a no-brainer," said Paul Smith, Chattanooga's public safety coordinator. "Chattanooga has to have this; it's not an option."
From the third floor of the Knoxville Family Justice Center, the entrance looks like the outside of a home.
Welcome mats lies to each side of the pine doors. Inside, the living room looks welcoming, with a fountain burbling on a side table and an open door leading to a toy room.
Women who come to the center are asked to fill out detailed questionnaires. Do you have a place to stay away from your abuser? Do you have any access transportation? Would you like to talk to a prosecutor? Fill out a police report?
Two floors below, the Knoxville police and Knox County's family crime unit have offices. A woman who wants a restraining order and meets the requirements can get a staff member or volunteer to take the application to a judge.
At the Partnership for Families, Children and Adults in Chattanooga, director Sandra Hollett said many of the services already exist in one building. The difference will be having law enforcement and the district attorney's support office possibly housed in the same location.
"People have had vision about this 25 years ago in our community when they started our family violence center," Hollett said. "We're in a good position to hit the ground running."
But there are many steps ahead: Get public input, find a location and get nonprofit support, build a volunteer group and figure out how to sustain the center when the three-year grant ends.
Knoxville officials used an old school. Charlotte Boatwright ,who heads the Domestic Violence Coalition of Greater Chattanooga, said she hopes Chattanooga can do the same.
Smith said the question of who will get the center running and keep it going is still to be decided. He thinks government involvement will ensure the center's sustainability in the community.
As for the pressure from the state to open the doors by the deadline, Smith said: "I felt the weight of the mandate but I also felt the support. It's going to be done."
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Campaign Number: 13V412000
Component Name: AIR BAGS
Manufacturer: Honda (American Honda Motor Co.)
Description: Honda is recalling certain model year 2003 and 2004 Odyssey and model year 2003 Acura MDX vehicles. Due to electrical noise, a component in the air bag control module may fail causing the front air bags, side curtain air bags, and/or seatbelt pretensioners to deploy inadvertently while the vehicle is being operated.
Defect: Inadvertent deployment of the air bags may increase the risk of injury and the possibility of a vehicle crash.
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Campaign Number: 12V573000
Component Name: ELECTRICAL SYSTEM:IGNITION:SWITCH
Manufacturer: Honda (American Honda Motor Co.)
Description: Honda is recalling certain model year 2003 and 2004 Pilot and Odyssey and 2003 through 2006 Acura MDX passenger vehicles manufactured from November 26, 2001, through August 30, 2006. The interlock lever of the ignition switch may deform, which can allow the interlock function of a vehicle with an automatic transmission to be defeated.
Defect: Removal of the ignition key when the gear selector of a vehicle with an automatic transmission has not been shifted to the park position can allow the vehicle to roll away, increasing the risk of a crash.
Corrective Action: Honda will notify owners and instruct them to take their vehicle to a Honda or Acura dealer. The dealer will install an updated shift interlock lever and, if necessary, replace any necessary part of the ignition switch, free of charge. The recall began on February 22, 2013. Owners may contact Honda at 1-800-999-1009.
Campaign Number: 04V420000
Component Name: FUEL SYSTEM, GASOLINE:DELIVERY:FUEL PUMP
Manufacturer: Honda (American Honda Motor Co.)
Description: ON CERTAIN MINIVANS, THE FUEL PUMP MAY FAIL DUE TO CORROSION OF AN ELECTRICAL TERMINAL.
Defect: IF THE PUMP STOPS WORKING, EHT ENGINE WILL STALL WITHOUT WARNING, AND A CRASH COULD OCCUR.
Corrective Action: DEALERS WILL CHECK THE ELECTRICAL COUPLER TERMINAL OF THE FUEL PUMP. IF ANY CORROSION IS FOUND, THE PUMP WILL BE REPLACED. THE RECALL BEGAN SEPTEMBER 27, 2004. OWNERS SHOULD CONTACT HONDA AT 1-800-999-1009.
Campaign Number: 04V176000
Component Name: POWER TRAIN:AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION
Manufacturer: Honda (American Honda Motor Co.)
Description: ON SOME MINI VANS, SPORT UTILITY AND PASSENGER VEHICLES, CERTAIN OPERATING CONDITIONS CAN RESULT IN HEAT BUILD-UP BETWEEN THE COUNTERSHAFT AND SECONDARY SHAFT SECOND GEARS IN THE AUTOMATIC TRANSMISSION, EVENTUALLY LEADING TO GEAR TOOTH CHIPPING OR GEAR BREAKAGE.
Defect: GEAR FAILURE COULD RESULT IN TRANSMISSION LOCKUP, WHICH COULD RESULT IN A CRASH.
Corrective Action: ON VEHICLES WITH 15,000 MILES OR LESS, THE DEALER WILL UPDATE THE TRANSMISSION WITH A SIMPLE REVISION TO THE OIL COOLER RETURN LINE TO INCREASE LUBRICATION TO THE SECOND GEAR. ON VEHICLES WITH MORE THAN 15,000 MILES, THE DEALER WILL INSPECT THE TRANSMISSION TO IDENTIFY GEARS THAT HAVE ALREADY EXPERIENCED DISCOLORATION DUE TO OVERHEATING. IF DISCOLORATION EXISTS, THE TRANSMISSION WILL BE REPLACED IF DISCOLORATION IS NOT PRESENT, THE DEALER WILL PERFORM THE REVISION TO THE OIL COOLER RETURN LINE. THE RECALL BEGAN ON APRIL 21, 2004, FOR PILOT, ODYSSEY, AND MDX OWNERS. OWNERS OF THE ACCORD VEHICLES WILL START RECEIVING LETTERS ON JUNE 28, 2004, AND ON JUNE 29, 2004, FOR OWNERS OF THE TL AND CL VEHICLES. OWNERS SHOULD CONTACT HONDA AT 1-800-999-1009 OR ACURA AT 1-800-382-2238.


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Could not get enough of this broth! If you like mushrooms you will love this soup! We used more crimini mushrooms (1 cup more) than the recipe calls for.
Spicy Coconut Shrimp Soup
Photo: Randy Mayor; Styling: Leigh Ann Ross
Southeast Asian cuisine is known for balanced tastes. Adding the green onions, basil, and lime juice just before serving brightens the overall taste of the soup. For a spicier finish, stir in an additional 1/4 teaspoon red curry paste. Garnish with sliced green onions, if desired.
Yield: 4 servings (serving size: about 1 1/2 cups)
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Amount per serving
- Calories: 194
- Calories from fat: 25%
- Fat: 5.3g
- Saturated fat: 3.3g
- Monounsaturated fat: 0.4g
- Polyunsaturated fat: 0.9g
- Protein: 26.9g
- Carbohydrate: 9.9g
- Fiber: 1.4g
- Cholesterol: 172mg
- Iron: 3.8mg
- Sodium: 878mg
- Calcium: 85mg
- 3 1/2 cups fat-free, less-sodium chicken broth
- 1 cup sliced mushrooms
- 1/4 cup finely chopped red bell pepper
- 1 tablespoon light brown sugar
- 1 tablespoon fish sauce
- 1/2 teaspoon grated peeled fresh ginger
- 1/4 teaspoon red curry paste
- 1 cup light coconut milk
- 1 pound large shrimp, peeled and deveined
- 1/4 cup thinly sliced green onions
- 2 tablespoons thinly sliced fresh basil
- 2 tablespoons fresh lime juice
- 1. Combine first 7 ingredients in a large saucepan over medium-high heat; bring to a boil. Cover, reduce heat, and simmer 10 minutes. Stir in coconut milk; cook 2 minutes or until hot. Add shrimp to pan; cook 3 minutes or until shrimp are done. Remove pan from heat; stir in onions, basil, and juice.
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China Girl by Tom Fry
Episode 5
Nick and Naomi are finding it hard. The baby is unsettled and they feel guilty. Desperate for a way to connect with their adopted daughter, they consult a Chinese doctor
Producer/Director Gary Brown
The one child policy in China means that there are many abandoned babies, and most of these are female. Scriptwriter Tom Fry (co-creator of R4's long running series Brief Lives) adopted two Chinese baby girls in the 1990s and these events are the springboard for this fictional drama.
Starring real life partners Sophie Thompson and Richard Lumsden, this touching drama charts the highs and lows of a middle aged couple bringing a Chinese baby into England.
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48 U.S. Code § 1842 - Covering into Commonwealth treasury of tax proceeds collected pursuant to Covenant
The Secretary shall take such steps as are necessary to ensure that the proceeds of taxes collected under the provisions of sections 601, 602, 603, and 604 of the Covenant (Public Law 94–241) are covered directly upon collection into the treasury of the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands.
Source(Pub. L. 96–205, title II, § 204(b),Mar. 12, 1980, 94 Stat. 87.)
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The Covenant, referred to in text, is the Covenant to Establish a Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands in Political Union with the United States of America, which is contained in section 1 ofPub. L. 94–241, set out as a note under section 1801 of this title.
Public Law 94–241, referred to in text, is Pub. L. 94–241, Mar. 24, 1976, 90 Stat. 263, as amended, which is classified generally to subchapter I (§ 1801 et seq.) of this chapter. For complete classification of this Act to the Code, see Tables.
Section was formerly set out as a note under section 1681 of this title.
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I stayed like until the beginning of class. The beautiful man didnt try to talk to me anymore. Mr. Micks came and greeted our class. He looked at the beautiful man and introduced him. "Class, We have a new student." "Ace Matthews." He said, I looked at the beautiful man sitting next to me. He met my gaze. "Ace would you like to tell the class about yourself?" Mr. Micks asked. Ace broke the stare and walked to the front of the class. "Hi, The one thing to know about me i guess is that i like a challenge." He said looking at me. I looked back at him.
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European shares closed sharply lower on Thursday, after a press conference by ECB President Mario Draghi left investors wanting more details about its asset purchase program.
The rise of euroscepticism is "understandable" but not right, says ECB President Mario Draghi, arguing that countries would have had to make structural reforms even outside the euro zone.
The exchange rate is not a policy target for the ECB says Mario Draghi, president of the ECB, explaining that recent moves are in part due to monetary policy divergence.
Other policy areas are needed to strengthen investment and job creation, says ECB President Mario Draghi, urging governments not to "unravel" progress made in structural reforms and fiscal policies.
The ECB will start buying covered bonds in October, says President Mario Draghi, after the central bank left key rates unchanged. He adds that it stands ready to use unconventional measures.
CNBC catches up with Hani al Hamli, secretary general of the Dubai Economic Council at the Smart Living City Dubai conference to discuss the city's ambition to become a role model for smart cities.
Peter Hirshberg, chairman at Re:Imagine Group, comments on what makes a city smart and says Dubai's strong government is able to implement and try new technologies quickly.
Amr Salem, managing director of global sales for Smart Cities at Cisco, says Dubai has been investing in smart infrastructures for years and comments on the security aspect of smart cities.
Dubai is investing heavily in public transport. Dr. Ryan Chin, managing director at the MIT Media Lab's City Science Initiative, discusses what kind of transport systems will operate in the future's smart cities.
Dubai has one of the highest per capita water consumption in the world. Xavier Joseph, CEO for Gulf countries at Veolia, comments on the city's steps to be more energy efficient.
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David Covey, head of European ABS strategy at Nomura, gives his reaction to the ECB's decision to leave its benchmark interest rate unchanged and discusses what Mario Draghi might say in the press conference.
David Covey, head of European ABS strategy at Nomura, discusses how the ECB's ABS purchase program could play out and some of the likely details of the scheme.
Adam Cole, head of currency strategy at RBC, and Justin Knight, head of European rates Strategy at UBS, discuss the best currency and bond trades on the back of ECB policy action.
Luca Peyrano, head of primary markets at Borsa Italiana, says structural reform and ECB help will unlock the potential for "spectacular growth" in Italy.
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Gemma Godfrey, head of investment strategy at Brooks Macdonald Asset Management, says that the European ABS market is not large enough for the ECB to reach its balance sheet expansion target.
When the oil price falls, so does the ruble says Alexei V. Moiseev, Russia's deputy minister of finance. He adds that no measures have been taken to close Russia to foreign investors.
Guglielmo Miani, CEO of Larusmiani, discusses what Italian companies are doing to offset weak domestic consumption, and says that businesses need more labor market flexibility.
Stefan Winkelmann, CEO of Lamborghini, discusses the company's first plug-in hybrid car, but says there's still a lot of work to do. He also comments on Lamborghini's second-biggest market, China.
Oliver Samwer, CEO of Rocket Internet, says he is positive on the long-term prospects for the company's shares after they fell sharply on market debut.
Paul Donovan, global economist and managing director at UBS, says the fact the Russian government is having to deny they are considering capital controls show they are a "credible threat".
Allan Rushforth, senior vice president and COO at Hyundai Motor Europe, says the group's regionalization strategy gives it durability and stability, and discusses challenges ahead.
Russia is in the midst of a crisis which is a "huge stimulating factor for change" says Ruben Aganbegyan, CEO of Otkritie Financial Corporation. He also comments on rumors of capital control
Azad Zangana, European economist at Schroders, says investors want the ECB to spell out "solid numbers" on its TLTRO program and discusses the central bank's strategy.
Juergen Stackmann, CEO of SEAT, say he is "positive" the European car market will stabilize and grow.
Hans-Ole Jochumsen, president of trading and market services at NASDAQ OMX Group, says "you can't win them all" in response to Alibaba listing on the New York Stock Exchange.
Anna Stupnytska, global economist at Fidelity Worldwide Investments, says ECB President Mario Draghi needs to show "bias" towards further policy action.
Alan Miller, founding partner at SCM Private, says he is buying Russian equities again after a long break, but explains that it is a short-term play.
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Producers, Ginners Confront Air Quality Issues
The very thing that makes the arid West a great place to grow cotton also makes it subject to air quality issues that are not always encountered in other parts of the Cotton Belt.
The cotton industry in California, Arizona and New Mexico faces in-creased regulations from county, state and federal officials trying to mitigate dust and airborne particles endemic to arid regions. This year, much of Pinal County, the largest cotton-producing county in Arizona by volume, was declared a non-attainment area for particulate matter 10 microns or less (PM10). This concerns the county's producers and ginners.
Greg Sugaski, Arizona Operations Manager for Anderson Clayton and the current Arizona Cotton Ginners Association president, expressed his concern for the declaration.
"It makes it more difficult for us to do business," he says.
Sugaski does not believe that gins are a big contributor to the PM10 problem, but the regulations may require that gins build dust houses at a cost of hundreds of thousands of dollars for each gin.
Tackling The Problem
While ginners and producers in Pinal County struggle with new mandates, Maricopa County, Ariz., has managed its non-attainment status by developing best management practices to show officials that they are working hard to mitigate the dust issue.
Art Heiden, a producer in Buckeye, Ariz., shuts down his tractors during high winds, waters down farm roads and has posted a 20-mile an hour speed limit on his unpaved farm roads.
Gins and farms in that county must make sure that mud and dirt are not tracked out onto the paved roads. Producers like Steve Sossaman of Queen Creek, Ariz., have had issues with contract harvesters tracking out mud on to paved roads. "It must be cleaned up immediately," he says. County enforcement officials have fined Sossaman even though the track-out source was not from his operation.
Familiar Issue For Farmers
Stan Creelman of Mid-Valley Cotton Growers uses a handbook of specifications for tracking emissions from each source point in his gins. The state requires a 20 percent or better opacity reading from the gins' stacks during operation, half the level of the current standard in Pinal County, Ariz.
Ed Hughes of the USDA-ARS South-western Cotton Ginning Research Laboratory in Mesilla Park, N.M., is confident that gin emissions are a very small source of the air quality problem. The lab is participating in a sampling study measuring particulate matter smaller than 2.5 microns (PM2.5) as a percentage of PM10.
The study was generated when California implemented a PM2.5 standard, which stated that PM2.5 is as much as 50 percent of PM10.
"The preliminary numbers look good," says Hughes, who believes that when the study is complete the percentage will be significantly less than the California standard.
On the farm, SJV producers are required to track nitrogen oxide, diesel and PM10 levels to fulfill regulations that focus on three general sources of air pollution – ozone, particulate matter and greenhouse gasses.
It is the task of the California Cotton Ginners and Growers Association to track legislation and regulations that impact California's cotton industry.
Brent Murphree is the Cotton Board's Regional Communication Manager for the West. He resides in Maricopa, Ariz.
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I went to in Fair Haven with my family for the first time last weekend. I have had this place recommended to me many times overall, but heard that they had a pretty good burger.
As a lover of , I felt the need to go inspect the competition. A different atmosphere from the get go, of course, as it has the interior design of any traditional fine dining lounge and restaurant. You could go there to treat yourself to a nice fine dining experience if you don't have to worry about the wallet, but you can also go here and enjoy a lot of their menu items and still not break the bank.
They have a separate lunch menu, which of course would be the most cost efficient, offering an array of mouth watering salads, wraps, soups, sandwiches, and a selection of their "signature" burgers, but we were there for dinner hour.
My little brother ordered the French Onion Soup, topped with Nauvoo onion rings and melted Gruyere cheese (one of my favorite cheeses might I add), and my Dad ordered a minestrone soup of the day. I refrained from the appetizers as I had my eyes on a huge burger, but showed interest in the Grilled Thai and Vegetable Skewers served with a sweet chili glaze and napa cabbage-pecan slaw, Lobster Mac and Cheese featuring Maine Lobster baked with penne pasta in a three cheese sauce with roasted breadcrumbs, and the Crispy Santa Fe Spring Rolls with marinated chicken, black beans, roasted corn, and cheddar cheese topped with avocado cream.
The salads looked good as well, like the arugula and shaved fennel served with poached pear, Manchego cheese, roasted pistachio nuts, and green apple vinaigrette, or, if you like seafood, the Lobster salad with Maine lobster meat, baby arugula, avocados, ruby red grapefruit, ad a low fat asian sesame vinaigrette.
Their entrees boast great selections like the grilled 16 oz Center Cut Pork Chop served with cheddar mashed potatoes and roasted apple compote, Wild Salmon cooked with a touch of cajun spice served over arugula salad, diced tomatoes, capers, red onion, basil, lemon juice, and extra virgin olive oil, and pan seared Scallops with sundried tomato risotto and lemon oil.
Considering I was told by numerous sources that Nauvoo had a decent burger, that was, of course, the focus of our evening. I think I looked at the menu a million times, deciding which one of the 8 burger options to choose from. I went with the Nauvoo burger, figuring if they want to name it after their restaurant, it must be something to write home about -- and I wasn't disappointed. Juicy and delectable, it was topped with barbeque sauce, provolone cheese, bacon, lettuce and tomato.
My Dad ordered another item I was considering -- the Short Rib Burger with grilled ground short ribs of beef topped with carmelized onions and roasted mushrooms. My Mom ordered the Mexican Burger which she found to enjoy, wrapped in a whole wheat tortilla with red onions, tomatoes, avocado, jack cheese and chipotle sauce, served with sweet potato fries as opposed to the traditional they serve with the rest of the burgers. My brother ordered the class 10 oz cheeseburger with cheddar cheese -- a classic to say the least.
Vegetarians, have no fear, as they offer a Portobello burger cooked with smoked mozzarella, pesto sauce, and served on a brioche roll.
If you are not in the mood for beef, try the Turkey burger grilled and served with provolone cheese, sundried tomato mayo, and served on a brioche roll with sweet potato fries. If you like tuna burgers, which I do and almost ordered it -- the Ahi tuna burger is grilled and served with alfalfa sprouts and ginger on a brioche roll.
For more information visit www.nauvoogrillclub.com or call 732 747 8777.


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Located in Southern Africa, Mozambique is a country with a population of 23.5 million. After five centuries of Portuguese colonization, Mozambique gained its independence in 1975. However, it was not until 1992 that the country experienced political stability. Between 1977 - 1992, civil unrest exacerbated the country social and economic stability. With an illiteracy rate of 56.1% and 82% of the population living under USD $2 a day poverty remains widespread in the country.
Our Work
The Hunger Project has been working in Mozambique since 2006 and is empowering partners in three epicenter communities. Through its integrated approach to rural development, the Epicenter Strategy, The Hunger Project is working with partners to successfully access the basic services needed to achieve the Millennium Development Goals (MDGs) and lead lives of self-reliance.
Health and Nutrition
Mozambique is the first country in which The Hunger Project launched a new initiative in fish farm management. This exciting innovation in food security is improving economic stability and self-reliance in Zuza Epicenter through a technical partnership with Millennium Villages (MV). Fish farming activities are expected to grow as it is an activity that the government encourages.
During a busy second half of 2012, The Health Center in Chokwe Epicenter was successfully inaugurated. This Health Center represents much needed improvements in accessibility of vital health services. Furthermore, in light of the fact that services offered by the new clinic are carried out and run by the government the health center will strengthen Chokwe Epicenter's relationship with the government.
Mobilization and Self-Reliance
In 2012 The Hunger Project-Mozambique emphasized its community mobilization activities to recruit new microfinance partners, recruiting 76 during the fourth quarter. This is particularly important to Chokwe epicenter, where The Hunger Project-Mozambique hopes to recognize its first rural bank in 2013. The recruitment of microfinance partners is a crucial step forward for all Microfinance Programs to receive official recognition as rural banks.
Through its Microfinance Program in the first half of 2012, The Hunger Project disbursed loans totaling $36,982. Partners in Mozambique deposited $5,364 in savings during the year (2012).


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Last week, I shared about the calm and serene state one can enter into while holding a Chinese brush, and doing calligraphy (see the post here). This week we'll have more of that, only this time we use the brush to make pictures. They're not really paintings, but drawings done in brush and ink.
There's something about using these materials that gives the drawings an Asian flair. Or maybe it's all in my head. But what's real to me is a certain clarity in the picture that emerges, despite the economy of stroke that does not give a lot of detail, just general suggestions of shapes and forms. This completeness amid stark simplicity makes me feel quiet and peaceful, not just while doing it, but also while looking at the finished product.
I found a couple of how-to videos on YouTube by this nice lady Nan Rae. The first one below is on making a Chinese orchid, and is quite simple. The second one is on how to paint/draw a plum branch.
I decided to try the Chinese orchid. That light-heavy-light-heavy pressure in a single stroke takes some practice. Nan Rae makes her strokes from right to left in the video, and when I tried to do the same, the results were seriously sad-looking. When I tried making those leafy blades by starting on the left, it felt more natural, and looked more pleasing. So that's what I did.
I wanted to try doing some animals, and so I looked to some of my old issues of National Geographic as reference. I found that if I used light paper, I could but it on top of the picture and sort of see through it, and just trace some of the elements. Since I don't have Nan Rae coaching me through this, I just went about it intuitively. I tried to use simple, broken strokes, that just hint at the subject. I don't think I have it down pat yet, but it's a start.
What I learned from this whole experience is that it doesn't have to be perfect, and that I have to be forgiving of my fumbles, and learn to embrace them, as they hold my uniqueness. What I'd really like to do someday is to be able to draw from life with this kind of mindset. I tend to be very much in my head still, and very critical and impatient with myself sometimes (i.e. most of the time). I have to remind myself often to just live in the moment with my subject and enjoy the seeing as much as the drawing. I'm reading this book about drawing as meditation, Frederick Franck's "Zen Seeing, Zen Drawing", and I'm finding it very helpful.
All photos in this post by Nathalie Mariano.


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Seven: Worlds Collide
Annual New Works Festival
of the nation's premiere new works festivals!
5-15, 2014
Opening: Thurs., June 5, 7pm
Performance: Sunday, June 15, 6PM
fully-produced world premieres.
different directors.
professional ensemble cast.
for 2014 is "Worlds Collide"!
for play submission info
Jury Prize Winner
"Ginny" by Anna Fox, Los Angeles, CA
Choice Award Winner
"A Disapearing" by Mark Wyss, Milwaukee, WI
"The Electrodynamics of Moving Bodies" by
Kathleen Cahill, Salt Lake City, UT
"The Secret Keeper" by David Meyers, Fort
Lee, NJ
"The Starfire Dance" by Deborah Yarchun,
Minneapolis, MN
"Timmy Perlmutter Goes Flying" by Paul Lewis,
Bainbridge Island, WA
"Battling the Ghost of Max Schmeling" by
Thomas Atkinson, Anderson Township, OH
"A Disappearing" by Mark Wyss, Milwaukee,
William Arbery--Evanston, IL
Thomas Atkinson--Anderson Township, OH
Dan Berkowitz--West Hollywood, CA
Alex Broun--New South Wales, Australia
Ron Burch--Los Angeles, CA
Kathleen Cahill--Salt Lake City, UT
Nelson Clark--Phoenix, AZ
Mark Cornell--Chapel Hill, NC (2 works)
Stephanie Joy Del Rosso--Brooklyn, NY
Louis Felder--Studio City, CA
Anna Fox--Los Angeles, CA
Ken Kaissar--Yardley, PA
Paul Lewis, Bainbridge Island, WA
David Meyers, Ft. Lee, NJ
Mark Wyss, Milwaukee, WI
Deborah Yarchun, Minneapolis, MN
Seven runs for two weekends only and
sells out!
Don't delay!
All entries to FUSION's "The Seven" short
works contest are read "blind" (all identifying
information withheld from the judges), ensuring a
level playing field for all. The script quality was
excellent this year necessitating tough choices with
these, our additional...
1) How did you hear about The
2) What was the impetus/basis/inspiration for writing the piece?
3) Is this play representational of your writing style? Is it similar to or
different from your other plays?
4) What is the role of the short work in your playwriting career?
5) What is your favorite play? Who is your favorite playwright?
6) What is your next playwriting venture?
7) Is there anything you would like to add?
Since the inception of The
Seven: New Works, FUSION Theatre Company
has been honored to be represented regularly at
the nation's premiere
short works celebration, Samuel French's
Off Off Broadway Festival. Whether it works
we've premiered or entire productions airlifted to
NYC, FUSION is
a regular, key contributor. This years' Festival
details are available at the OOB
web site. If your travel plans take
you to Manhattan this July, we hope to see you
click to play a YouTube slideshow of "The Seven:Tangled Webs" New
Works '12
Barry Gaines,
review, December 11, 2011 of 2011 The Seven winner
Matt Hanf's full-length play You
Can't Get a Decent Margarita At The North Pole produced
by FUSION Theatre and running Dec. 8-24, 2011.
Lynn Miller, review, June 19, 2011 TalkinBroadway.com:
The Seven, the 6th annual New
Works Festival from FUSION Theatre Company, featured
seven short plays from around the country. This
year's theme, "Tangled Webs," provided
the audience with complex, often ironic, psychological
dramas. Short one-acts, ten to fifteen minutes
long, are hard to write and sometimes hard to
watch, as a bevy of characters, plots, styles
and themes burst one after another—the
whole is not always greater than the sum of the
parts. I'm happy to say that this year's festival
was thoroughly enjoyable, often brilliant, theatre.
Fusion@The Cell did a fine job of creating an
organic production that delved into our collective
American psyche, past and present.
Kudos to the production staff—including Dennis
Gromelski as Coordinator, Maria Lee Schmidt as Stage
Manager, and Richard K. Hogle, Set & Lighting
Design—for establishing complete environments
with great efficiency and maximum metaphoric value
for the diverse subject matter. The seven directors
established foregrounding rhythms and a masterful
sense of rising and falling action within each brief
time frame. The cast, several of whom played multiple
roles, showed remarkable fluidity as well. The following
gives a snapshot of each play.
Jamie Pachino's Status Update played
with our obsessions about social media, particularly
Facebook. A couple's relationship pivots 180 degrees
over the issue of whether or not to "publish" their
changed status online after they've slept together.
The play, directed by Josh Klein, puts the dilemma
of what is public vs. what private literally center
stage. In a summer where the sexual peccadilloes
of politicians occupy the headlines, the play ironically
sends up our cravings to be special in the internet
Water/A Shot in the Dark, written
by Christopher Kent, is a story of war buddies in
an episode of friendly fire. The play hinges on the
revelation that one soldier has accidentally (or
not) shot the other. Director Laurie Thomas did a
fine job of keeping the action taut, but the predictable
outcome of the play is a weak point in the script.
Playing with Fire, by the New
Mexican playwright Lyn Kidder, has the import of
history behind it. Set in Los Alamos at the end of
WWII, the play explores the impact of the development
of the atomic bomb on one couple. The man (played
with quiet tension by Ryan Jason Cook) is one of
the physicists working on the bomb with Oppenheimer.
His pregnant wife, well played by Kate Costello,
symbolizes the simple patriotism and belief in the
nation's integrity that characterized the times.
Sound design (by Brent Stevens) and direction (Robb
Sisneros) added much to this intriguing play.
The fourth play, And What a Damn Fine Morning
It Is, is a hilarious send-up of consumerism
in a neighborhood where aspiration is gospel. There
were excellent comic turns by Paul Blott and Bruce
Holmes as they escalate their oneupmanship, and
director Aaron Worley's timing matched theirs.
Playwright Trace Crawford has his mischievous hand
on our mercantile pulse here.
The second act, opening with Two Minutes
of Heroism, juxtaposes the desires and
motives of a small community of people who are
all affected by a convenience store shooting. Nicely
choreographed by director Jacqueline Reid, the
play's idea is more profound than the limited interactions
allow. Playwright Matt Hanf is hampered here by
the requirement of brevity. It would be satisfying
if this concept could be developed at greater length
where the characterizations could reach beyond
Brian Walker's Neighborly Do's & Don'ts is
utterly original and madly comic as a woman kidnaps
a man who has stolen her girl scout cookies for three
years running. The thief, played by Neil Faulconbridge
with masterful cunning and wonderful self-deprecation,
reveals that his addiction to the cookies developed
during a childhood of helping his sister sell the
most cookies in their town. Jen Grigg as the over-the-top
neighbor seeking vengeance and the economic direction
of Bruce Holmes made this short play a crowd pleaser.
Ending the sequence of plays was a dark story of
family dysfunction, Formaldehyde,
the jury [and Bob and Gail Bosser Audience Favorite]
prize winner in the festival. The longest play featured
and the most complexly drawn, this story of an anger-addicted
husband, a desperate but passive wife, and a gutsy
daughter constantly took new and unexpected turns.
The cast—Bruce Holmes, Wendy Scott, and Lauren
Myers—were inspired in this unpredictable drama
well-directed by Jen Grigg.
The Seven played June 9-12, 2011
at The Cell Theater at 700 1st St. NW in Albuquerque,
NM. For more information on this excellent company
with a history of polished, professional productions,
go to www.fusionabq.org.
Marissa Greenberg, review, June 21, 2008 (on-line), Albuquerque
In Jen Silverman's The Education of Macoloco, Anessa
teaches her son bizarre trivia and the so-called "facts of life." But
Anessa withholds the truth of Macoloco's paternity and, until the play's
conclusion, of her inner life. Such silences befit the winner of the Jury Prize
of The Seven: Something Left Unsaid, FUSION Theatre Company's
New Works Festival.
Now in its third year, the festival received 417
short works from 41 states and 6 countries. The jury
reads submissions "blind" and chooses
7 for performance. This year's winners suggest
a bright future for the international stage. In particular,
expect to hear again from Silverman. Silverman, who
graduated from Brown University in 2006 and begins
the MFA program at Iowa Playwrights Workshop this
fall, had 2 plays in the festival.
Like Macoloco, Silverman's Notes
on Drowning (For the Man Who Cannot Make the Journey) withholds
essential information until the end. The final
revelation belittles mundane suffering yet proves
oddly life affirming. Strong direction (Jen Grigg
and Elizabeth Huffman) and solid performances energize
Silverman's learned, witty and affective
scripts. Laurie Thomas gives an especially impressive
performance as Anessa, a physically and emotionally
demanding role.
Other plays invite the audience to deduce what is
left unsaid. The title of Craig Abernethy's That
Day refers to September 11, 2001. Kirsten
and Toby (compellingly performed by Ravenna Fahey
and Michael Finnegan) never specify the date, but
as they describe an exhibition of photos taken in
the tragedy's aftermath, the audience can fill
in the blank. Despite its intentional evasions, That
Day is rawly honest. Like the exhibited
photos, it demonstrates that art can render reality "too
Perhaps the most amusing play, Teddy Knows
Too Much by Matt Hanf (Jacqueline Reid
directs), also includes a profoundly disturbing
silence. A mustached and uproarious John Hardman
stars as 3-year-old Billy, who surreptitiously
torments his family in order to secure his parents' attention.
Mom and Dad (Lou Clark and Bruce Holmes are hilarious)
look for simple solutions to Billy's behavior.
First they give him a stuffed teddy bear who becomes
privy to all Billy's secrets and therefore
must be silenced. Teddy's flushing is followed
by medication. In a final tableau, Hanf's
implicit commentary on parenting in America ceases
to evoke laughter.
What ought not go unsaid is that The Seven is
worth seeing.
With the inception in 2006 of our The Seven:
New Works Fest, FUSION Theatre Company
has been pleased to host a wonderful new way to
fulfill our mission of presenting fresh, new works
of extraordinary merit.
To view our previous "Seven" productions, click
With an annual theme selected
by our patrons via on-line voting, FUSION Theatre
Company has seen exponential interest from talented
playwrights the world over. Our inaugural festival
in 2006, with the theme Games People Play,
drew over 70 submissions, from which the top seven
were selected by our artistic staff. They are always
professionally produced, acted and directed and
enthusiastically received by full houses.


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Smmary: Ever since Bella was 6, she wouldn't talk because her parents got a divorce and the same day, Renne died in a car crash. Her father remarried but got divorced. His ex left Chloe with him and traveled the world. She has 2 sisters and a brother (Alice Chloe and Emmet) She was always sad. The only person she would talk to was Jacob, untill Edward showed up.
Edward was emo. He hated it all. The fact that His parents are divorced. His father was killed and his mother remaried. and the fact his only friend in the school were his siblings (Jasper Rose and Kyle) He would cut him self and soon ended up doing other things. That is untill Bella showed up in his life.
Many twists in this story!!
Charlie, father: 40
Emmet brother: 19
Alice sister: 18 (20 minutes older)
Bella: 18
Chloe half sister: 13
Esme mother: 41
Carlisle step father: 41
Rose sister: 20
Jasper brother: 19
Edward: 18
Kyle brother: 14
Billy Father: 45
Jacob: 17
*others will apear later*
I have conseeled my self to silence. I have no reason to talk. I barely even spoke to Jacob. That is till I met Edward...
I hated it all. My world was a black pit, no reason to exsist. Untill I met Bella
Chapter 1, The way it happened BPOV* 12 years ago (shes 6)
I sat in my window, curled up. Mommy and Daddy got into a fight a while back. Mommy said that they just had to get a divorce. She said thats when they aren't married know more.
"I promise this doesn't mean anything!" She said holding me tight. She singed the 'divorce' papers and went down stairs. I cried as she left. I heard of this before. Alot of my friends went through it.
I never thought it would happen. Emmet ran in with Alice, tears in his eyes.
"I over heard mommy!" He cried. "Shes taking you with her!" I screamed and ran down stairs.
"No no no no!" I screeched, tearing through the living room. Mom just shook her head and dragged me to the doors.
"No! Please Ali! Emmy! Dad no! I want to stay with them! Get married again please!" I sobbed. She buckled me in.
"No it's for the best! I promise come on, we're moving out of Forks to Arazonia." As she pulled out of the drive way I seen a car come at atleast 100 miles an hour. The music was blasting and from what I could see the lady had a cell in her hand, not paying attention. Then it hit. Mom was flung from her side of the car to the passenger seat. I was in the back passnger seat. I could feel the whole place getting smaller. Mom didn't make a sound. Everyone rushed out and Emmet was wailing. Daddy smashed the window and pulled me out. He sat me down to pull out mom. I ran to my twin and my older brother.
"Mommy! Mommy!" Emmett chanted. We sat on the side walk as police cars and the Ambulance came.
"Take Isabella!" Charlie whispered as he helped with getting mom out. She was cold, pale looking.
"She was killed on impact, I'm sorry, Renees dead" Said an officer. A lady with short brown hair and blue eyes picked me up a took me away from my siblings. I kicked at her.
"Let me go! I want Ali and Emmett! Daddy! MOMMY!" I begged and wailed.
"Shhhh...shhh....shhhhhh" She whisper taking me to an ambulance. She sat me in and the drove off. Inside I seen the lady who...I scream.
"You hurt mommy You! How could you! mommy! " But she was a sleep. I curled up and cried. That was the last time I talked.
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I was sitting in my room playing Xbox with my brother Jasper. Kyle running about the room. My came in and told us our father was here.
"Go on guys, Phil is waiting! Now becarful when you get on the boats! Wear a life jacket. Rosalie, make sure they don't do somthing stupid!" Mom sighed. I rolled my eyes and got kyle smiling.
"Ready?" Iasked he clapped.
"Boat boat!" I laughed. and walked out to the car.
We got to the boat dock. It looked like it was about to storm but that didn't stop dad. Soon we were in the middle of the ocean. I felt my pocket vibrate and picked up my phone.
"Mom?" She was crying and panicking.
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"Dad! Daddy!" Rosalie screamed. I held Kyle close. And quietly sobbed. I knew he was dead. We got to shore soon. Mom was waiting.
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The CARD Act might help banks by making their lending businesses less risky over time.
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New credit-card rules that go into effect today will make the industry less profitable, but also less risky, for the country's largest card lenders and issuers.
Credit cards had become cash cows for big firms like Bank of America (BAC), Citigroup (C), JPMorgan Chase (JPM) and Capital One (COF). Credit cards provided $23 billion in fees alone last year, according to the advisory firm R.K. Hammer, and also have higher interest rates than most other types of consumer debt.
Those penalty fees soared 21% from 2008 while the average interest rate has climbed 2 percentage points during the past six months to 14%, according to CreditCards.com. Customers with the worst credit have been hit the hardest, with their average rate surging to 24.86% from 14.29% over the same period of time.
But just as implied revenue has climbed during the recession, so have losses from delinquencies and defaults. Bank of America, the largest US lender, collected $20.3 billion in interest payments and $9.1 billion in fees from credit-card borrowers last year. Still, it lost $5.6 billion on the business in 2009 because of charge-offs of bad debt and provisions for future losses.
There have been some signs of improvement recently in monthly payment data from big banks, but they aren't out of the woods yet. Consumers are still relying on credit cards as a loan of last resort, and many of them aren't paying it back, due to job losses and other financial stress. When the economy recovers, the Credit Card Accountability, Responsibility and Disclosure (CARD) Act will make it more difficult for lenders to earn quick, easy profits from even the best credit-card borrowers.
The regulation will force banks to be more transparent about terms, offering them in simple language, and will not allow them to quickly change rates or fee structures. If they do plan to raise rates, customers get more time to opt out of the debt agreement and more time to pay outstanding balances.
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Big banks are using different approaches to deal with the impending changes, and the negative effect they will have on revenue and profit.
Bank of America appears to have embraced regulatory changes aimed at helping consumers, as part of its overall push for better customer service. The bank rolled out a "clarity initiative" for its 40 million credit-card customers in November, distributing one-page explainers of terms and fees that were easy to understand. Management has warned investors during conference calls that Bank of America will lose up to $800 million in revenue because of the CARD Act.
Citigroup, on the other hand, has been combating the change by adding annual fees to popular credit cards. The New York Attorney General attacked the firm for attempting to use the same tactic on checking accounts. Citigroup settled the dispute by suspending those plans.
Management indicated during a fourth-quarter conference call that Citigroup will lose anywhere from $400 million to $600 million in net pre-tax revenue as a result of the CARD Act. It's unclear whether the government will crack the whip again for Citigroup's planned credit-card fees, which customers have been informed about via mass mailings.
JPMorgan Chase's Jamie Dimon has been a vocal critic of much of the consumer-protection legislation, saying it will increase costs for banks while reducing revenue without helping consumers. The changes will eventually make all consumers pay more, rather than target the ones who mismanage their money. Dimon's argument has largely fallen on deaf ears.
"The effects of the CARD Act coupled with the overall attitude in Washington regarding consumer protection will likely continue to reduce industry revenues and profits over the next several years," Credit Suisse (CS) analyst Moshe Orenbuch said in a recent note to clients.
JPMorgan has been aggressive in pursuing new customers and expanding banking relationships with existing ones. The bank estimates it will lose $500 million to $750 million in annual revenue as a result of the CARD Act legislation.
The outlook for the card business is murky. Credit quality of borrowers won't fully recover until the job market does, and stiff regulation will further push down profits. Issuers will therefore face tough competition for the "primest" of prime borrowers, a space typically inhabited by American Express (AXP).
Orenbuch said the current environment is "one of the most challenging in the history of the business," predicting "few winners ... in 2010."
He suggests that investors buy shares of MasterCard (MA) and Visa (V), which, as processors, have little exposure to any of the regulatory or credit headwinds. He remains "neutral" on Capital One and Discover Financial Services (DFS), and thinks American Express will underperform because it lacks exposure to the fast-growing debit card business.
For diversified lenders, the impact of new rules will be felt in the near term. But over the long haul, the CARD Act might benefit the banks it seeks to redress more than the consumers it seeks to assist.
"While the recently instituted CARD Act will reduce near-term profitability, we expect it to lead to a healthier card issuing business with lower credit risk, reducing the sensitivity of the business to economic downturns," William Blair analyst David Long said in a recent report.
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Stephen Burrows has an absolute disregard for the established laws of color. Does a dress have a red top? He will make the sleeves lime, the middle peach - and he'll add orange stockings for good measure. The strangest thing is, it works. NYT August 12, 1970
Something of a technician, Burrows was among the first to use seam stitching that shows—to eliminate hemlines and any stiff construction. Along with his constant investigation of new ways to cut and drape clothes, that makes him one of the more innovative designers in New York. Not just New York, Anywhere.
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Ruether placed first in the 50 Free, first in the 100 Free, third in the 100 Breaststroke, third in the 200 Breaststroke and fourth in the 200 IM.
"This past weekend was a real learning experience for me. It was the first time I'd won my two main events, the 50 freestyle and the 100 freestyle. This is another step towards my goal; Rio 2016. Not only that, it boosted my confidence that in future and more prominent international meets I have the ability to win," said Ruether.
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Beady Eye has bowed out of the rest of their scheduled tour dates in August, including their slot at this year's V Festival in the U.K., so Gem Archer can recuperate from his injuries.
The guitarist was recently hospitalized with severe head trauma following an accident that occurred on August 1, but has since been released and is recovering at home, where he remains under observation.
"Beady Eye regret to announce that they are cancelling their performance at V Festival and their remaining scheduled shows and promotional commitments in August," writes the band in a joint statement on their website . "The band apologize to fans but under the circumstances feel they can not perform without Gem and want to focus on supporting him throughout his recovery."
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Lesley University has named Janis K. Martinson to the position of vice president of institutional advancement, following a nationwide search.
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She has also been director of advancement for The Waldorf School of Garden City, N.Y., and has experience teaching in public- and private-school English and drama programs in New York and New Jersey.
"I'm looking forward to bringing my experience as a results-oriented educator and executive to Lesley, which for more than a century has committed to innovative and community-focused education for women and men," said Martinson, an alumna of Princeton University and a master's of business administration candidate at the University of Massachusetts Amherst's Isenberg School of Management.
"Janis will be a great addition to the Lesley community," said university President Joseph B. Moore. "Her education, her proven track record of creating and managing successful capital campaigns, and her commitment to supporting educational opportunities for all position her well to lead our Office of Advancement."
At Miss Hall's School, Martinson managed a centennial celebration and completed the school's first major fundraising initiative, a $23 million campaign for campus improvements that surpassed $25 million. She also oversaw a subsequent $43 million campaign for endowment and facilities expansion, and secured millions in bequests and donations of buildings and land.
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Happening today, students at the University of Arizona will find out how much more they'll be paying in tuition, as the Board of Regents is expected to set higher tuition rates for the next school year.
In just a few hours the Board of Regents, who oversee all three public universities, will be voting on its final decision. Tuition is expected to jump about three percent across the board.
Here is the breakdown:
In state tuition would be $10,391, the rate would go up about $356; and for out of state students the price jumps to $27,000, a jump of more than $800. These are the rates proposed by the University.
They say this makes up for a huge drop in funding from the state, cut in about half in five years.
Student enrollment has ballooned too, meaning more students, more classes and stretching resources.
The Board of Regents also points out that universities of similar size and mission have tuition rates 10 to 20 percent higher.
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