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* Obama, Boehner narrow differences on taxes for wealthy * Foreign investors returning to Bovespa * Brazil Bovespa gains 0.42 pct, Mexico IPC up 0.23 pct By Asher Levine and Danielle Assalve SAO PAULO, Dec 18 Latin American stocks rose on Tuesday as signs of progress in U.S. budget negotiations boosted appetite for riskier assets. Mining firms and steelmakers drove Brazil's Bovespa index to its second gaining session in three, while Mexico's IPC index reached a new record high. Shares rose after President Barack Obama on Monday moved closer to Republican House of Representatives Speaker John Boehner in budget negotiations over tax rates for high earners. Boehner said Tuesday that Obama's most recent offer was "not there yet" but said he still hopes he can reach a deal with the White House. [ID:nL1E8NI58} Both sides need to reach an agreement to avert the "fiscal cliff" of automatic tax hikes and spending cuts that would kick in next year, fears of which have weighed on demand for Latin American equities. "There is expectation that they will reach an accord this year, which is cheering up the market," said Felipe Rocha, an analyst with Omar Camargo Corretora in Curitiba, Brazil. "It's still not totally priced in yet, though, so if an agreement is reached, stocks have space to gain a bit more." Brazil's benchmark Bovespa stock index rose 0.42 percent to 59,818.63, a level it hasn't closed above in two months. Preferred shares of iron-ore mining firm Vale SA contributed most to the index's rise, climbing 1.1 percent, while steelmaker Usinas Siderurgicas de Minas Gerais SA , known as Usiminas, gained 3.32 percent. Shares of state-controlled oil company Petrobras rose 0.4 percent despite a decision by credit ratings company Moody's Investors Service to revise the outlook on the company's A3 credit rating to "negative" from "stable" on Monday. The shares, which tend to attract foreign investors looking for exposure to Brazilian stocks due to their high liquidity, remained in positive territory due to the general increase in risk appetite on Tuesday, Rocha added. Net foreign investor flows into the Sao Paulo stock market reached 1.43 billion reais ($682.4 million) for the first two weeks of December, the stock market said Tuesday. Year-to-date, however, there has been a net foreign investor outflow of 463.2 million reais. Foreign investors are cautiously stepping back into Brazilian equities after fears of government intervention in the private sector and worries over stagnant economic growth led them away in recent months. "As worries over government intervention get priced in better and as the situation in Europe clears up a bit...it changes risk perception and allows foreigners to up their bets on the growth in our economy," said Daniel Garcia, retail trading manager with Corretora Souza Barros in Sao Paulo. Shares of JBS SA, the world's largest meatpacker, rose 1.6 percent after analysts at BTG Pactual Group upped their price target for the stock on Tuesday, citing management's effective reduction of the company's debt. Mexico's IPC index gained for the third session in four, adding 0.23 percent and reaching a record-high 43,436.67 points. A technical indicator known as the relative strength index rose to its most "overbought" level since mid-July, however, indicating stocks may be due to fall in coming sessions. Lender Grupo Financiero Banorte rose 1.37 percent, contributing most to the index's gains, while bottling group Femsa added 0.43 percent. Shares of retailer Wal-Mart de Mexico dropped 1.86 percent after the New York Times reported on Monday that the firm routinely used bribes to open stores in desirable locations. Chile's IPSA index was little changed at 4,282.85 points as a 0.84 percent gain by retailer Cencosud was partially offset by a 0.37 percent loss by regional energy group Endesa. Latin America's key stock indexes at 1508 GMT: Stock indexes daily % YTD % Latest change change MSCI LatAm 3,740.48 0.1 3.73 Brazil Bovespa 59,818.63 0.42 5.40 Mexico IPC 43,436.67 0.23 17.15 Chile IPSA 4,282.85 0.07 2.52 Chile IGPA 20,935.48 0.04 4.00 Argentina MerVal 2,801.10 1.51 13.74 Colombia IGBC 14,600.20 0.06 15.27 Peru IGRA 20,215.96 0.26 3.81 Venezuela IBC 476,415.25 0 307.07
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Henrys Mark 50 Years
John and Shirley Henry of Wheeling celebrated their 50th wedding anniversary Saturday, Aug. 25.
They were united in marriage Aug. 25, 1962 in Wheeling.
Shirley Henry is the daughter of the late Carlos and Shirley Burnside of Wheeling. She is retired from Swisher International, where she worked for 18 years.
Henry is the son of the late Edna Durbin. He is retired from Swisher International, where he worked for over 40 years.
They have two children. The family includes Tammy Haley and her husband, Terry, of Wheeling and John and his wife, Terri, of Bridgeport. They have five grandchildren and four great-grandchildren.
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Necrotoxigenic Escherichia Coli Type-2 Invade and Cause Diarrhoea During Experimental Infection in Colostrum-Restricted Newborn Calves
; ; Mainil, Jacques
in Veterinary Microbiology (2001), 81(4), 315-29
There exists experimental evidence that necrotoxigenic Escherichia coli (NTEC) strains producing the cytotoxic necrotising factor 1 cause intestinal and extra-intestinal disease in piglets. On the other ... [more ▼]
There exists experimental evidence that necrotoxigenic Escherichia coli (NTEC) strains producing the cytotoxic necrotising factor 1 cause intestinal and extra-intestinal disease in piglets. On the other hand, no experimental model has been developed with NTEC strains producing the cytotoxic necrotising factor 2. In all, 14 colostrum-restricted calves were orally challenged with two strains isolated from the faeces of a diarrheic calf (B20a) or from the heart blood of a septicaemic calf (1404). All calves had diarrhoea which lasted until euthanasia in eight of them. In those calves, diarrhoea was correlated with the faecal excretion of the challenge strains. At necropsy, vascular congestion of the intestinal mucosa, hypertrophy of the mesenteric lymph nodes (MLN) and some congestion of the lungs were observed. Bacteriology confirmed the colonisation of the intestine by the challenge strains which were also recovered from the heart blood, the lungs and/or the liver. Histological sections confirmed enterocolitis, lymphadenitis and limited bronchopneumonia. In the intestinal tissue sections, bacteria testing positive in an in situ DNA hybridisation assay with a CNF2 probe were observed. Those results were confirmed by immunohistochemistry with a polyclonal anti-O78 and a monoclonal anti-F17b antisera. Three of the five control calves receiving either saline or a CNF(-), F17a strain (25KH09) had no clinical signs or lesions. The other two presented a profuse liquid diarrhoea but those calves were positive for the presence of K99(+) E. coli. In this model, both NTEC2 strains were thus, able to colonise the intestine, to cause long-lasting diarrhoea and to invade the blood stream with localisation in various internal organs in colostrum-restricted conventional newborn calves. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 13 (0 ULg)
Necrotrophism is a quorum-sensing-regulated lifestyle in Bacillus thuringiensis.
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in PLoS pathogens (2012), 8(4), 1002629
How pathogenic bacteria infect and kill their host is currently widely investigated. In comparison, the fate of pathogens after the death of their host receives less attention. We studied Bacillus ... [more ▼]
How pathogenic bacteria infect and kill their host is currently widely investigated. In comparison, the fate of pathogens after the death of their host receives less attention. We studied Bacillus thuringiensis (Bt) infection of an insect host, and show that NprR, a quorum sensor, is active after death of the insect and allows Bt to survive in the cadavers as vegetative cells. Transcriptomic analysis revealed that NprR regulates at least 41 genes, including many encoding degradative enzymes or proteins involved in the synthesis of a nonribosomal peptide named kurstakin. These degradative enzymes are essential in vitro to degrade several substrates and are specifically expressed after host death suggesting that Bt has an active necrotrophic lifestyle in the cadaver. We show that kurstakin is essential for Bt survival during necrotrophic development. It is required for swarming mobility and biofilm formation, presumably through a pore forming activity. A nprR deficient mutant does not develop necrotrophically and does not sporulate efficiently in the cadaver. We report that necrotrophism is a highly regulated mechanism essential for the Bt infectious cycle, contributing to spore spreading. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 23 (1 ULg)
Nederlands en Vlaams in Brussels perspectief
Vromans, Joseph
Conference given outside the academic context (1992)Detailed reference viewed: 10 (1 ULg)
Nederlands in de wereld - de wereld in het Nederlands
Vromans, Joseph
Conference given outside the academic context (1992)Detailed reference viewed: 16 (0 ULg)
Nederlands in het perspectief van uitspraakverwerving en contrastieve taalkunde
Rasier, Laurent ; ; et al
Book published by Academia Press (2011)Detailed reference viewed: 34 (6 ULg)
Het Nederlands in Vlaanderen: van taalzorg naar taalbewustzijn
Vromans, Joseph
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Nederlands, de taal van een tweestromenland
Vromans, Joseph
Conference given outside the academic context (2005)Detailed reference viewed: 18 (3 ULg)
Nederlands-Frans in contrast. 2000 lexicologische valstrikken in het Frans voor Nederlandstaligen
Theissen, Siegfried ; ; Rasier, Laurent et al
Book published by Acco (2015)Detailed reference viewed: 81 (28 ULg)
Het Nederlandse lied door de eeuwen heen
Vromans, Joseph
Conference given outside the academic context (1975)Detailed reference viewed: 21 (0 ULg)
Het Nederlandse literatuuronderwijs in de Waalse provincies als prescriptieve Landeskunde (1817-1900)
Steyaert, Kris
in Konst, Jan; Hüning, Matthias; Holzhey, Tanja (Eds.) Neerlandistiek in Europa: Bijdragen tot de geschiedenis van de universitaire neerlandistiek buiten Nederland en Vlaanderen (2010)
This article focuses on three nineteenth-century literary histories written for French-speaking students of Dutch. The histories illustrate a concern on the part of the authors (J.F.X. Würth, F.A ... [more ▼]
This article focuses on three nineteenth-century literary histories written for French-speaking students of Dutch. The histories illustrate a concern on the part of the authors (J.F.X. Würth, F.A. Snellaert, and J. Stecher) not only with the teaching of Dutch literature and the development of a solid Dutch literary tradition but also with the presentation of their material in keeping with an underlying ideological framework. In each case their presentation was designed to reinforce a particular view of country and culture and of the respective roles of the Dutch, Flemish and Walloon peoples in the creation of a one-nation state. The differences between them reflect a change in the significance of Dutch literature as a result of political developments, leading in turn to a paradigm shift in the teaching of the subject at university. An analysis of the didactic aims and principles underlying the literary histories written by Würth, Snellaert and Stecher reveals the extent to which political allegiances and nationalist considerations determined their selection criteria and the organisation of their subject matter. Not surprisingly, the contemporary critical response to these study books shows a similar ideological bias. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 106 (13 ULg)
Nederlandse teksten I
Vromans, Joseph ; Theissen, Siegfried
Book published by De Sikkel (1978)
Anthologie de textes non littéraires destinée aux classes supérieures de l'enseignement secondaire.Detailed reference viewed: 12 (2 ULg)
Nederlandse teksten II
Vromans, Joseph ; Theissen, Siegfried
Book published by De Sikkel (1978)
Anthologie de textes non littéraires destinée à l'enseignement universitaireDetailed reference viewed: 23 (0 ULg)
Nederlandse uitspraakleer voor Franstaligen
; Rasier, Laurent
Book published by Wolters-Plantyn (2006)Detailed reference viewed: 120 (6 ULg)
Een Nederlandstalige Shelley op de planken. De reconstructie van een vergeten schandaal
Steyaert, Kris
in Neerlandica Extra Muros (2002), 40(3), 13-25Detailed reference viewed: 13 (1 ULg)
The need for a consensus in the use of assessment tools for Alzheimer's disease: The Feasibility Study (assessment tools for dementia in Alzheimer Centres across Europe), a European Alzheimer's Disease Consortium's (EADC) survey
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in International Journal of Geriatric Psychiatry (2005), 20(8), 744-748
Aims To ensure that all Alzheimer centres across Europe are capable of using a similar method of data collection. Information about the patient assessment tools used by each participating centre was ... [more ▼]
Aims To ensure that all Alzheimer centres across Europe are capable of using a similar method of data collection. Information about the patient assessment tools used by each participating centre was obtained and normal clinical practice in each EADC centre was documented by collecting data from routine new patient consultation. Methods Twenty new consecutive patients with objective memory impairment were recruited in each Alzheimer centre over 6 months. Each patient consultation was carried out according to routine clinical practice. Patient data were recorded using the anonymous patient protocol (demographic, diagnosis, MMSE score, patient assessment scales, and most prominent behavioural problem). Information about neuropsychological assessment tools used in each centre was take to account to harmonise research practice for future multicentre collaboration. Results Seven hundred and four patients from 36 memory clinics in 13 countries across Europe participated in the study. [M:F ratio 0.67. Mean age 75.4 SD 9.3 (51-102) Mean MMSE 21 SD 6 (0-30)] Five hundred and fifty-five patients had a clinical diagnosis of dementia [Alzheimer's disease (68.5%), vascular dementia (10.3%), frontal lobe dementia (5.6%), Lewy body dementia (4.1%), mixed dementia (5.6%)]. Duration of symptoms: 0-6 months 6.5%; 6-12 months 16.1%; 1-2 years 30.5%; 2-5 years 46.9%. Assessment scales used: Clinical Dementia Rating (CDR) 48.9%, Reisberg's Global Deterioration Scale (GDS) 38.6%, ADL/IADL (Lawton and Brody, 1969) 37.5%, Neuropsychological Inventory (NPI) 28.6%, Geriatric Depression Scale 22%, ADL (Katz et al., 1963) 19.2%, ADAS-Cog 14.9%, Cornell Scale for Depression 12.9%, Grober and Bushke Selective Reminding Test 11.5%, ADCS/ADL 7.7%. 64.8% of the patients experienced behavioural symptoms: apathy 13.6%; anxiety 12.8%; dysphoria 9.9%; irritability 7.8%; agitation 5.5%; hallucinations 3.6%; delusions 3.6%, sleep disorder 2.4%; desinhibition 2%. Conclusions The most common type of cognitive decline was Alzheimer's disease followed by mild cognitive impairment and vascular dementia. CDR, GDS Reisberg, and ADL/IADL were used widely (40-50%). The NPI, geriatric depression scale and ADL (Katz, 1963) were only used in 20% of the centres. We verified large differences in the tools use in the EADC centres to evaluate patients with dementia across Europe. There is a need for a consensus in the use of assessment tools for dementia in Alzheimer's centres in Europe. Copyright (c) 2005 John Wiley [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 37 (0 ULg)
The need for a global level-playing field: foreign availability, extraterritoriality and the globalisation of export controls
Michel, Quentin
Conference (2013, June 26)Detailed reference viewed: 23 (1 ULg)
The need for a transparent, ethical, and successful relationship between academic scientists and the pharmaceutical industry: a view of the Group for the Respect of Ethics and Excellence in Science (GREES).
Bruyère, Olivier ; ; et al
in Osteoporosis International (2010), 21(5), 713-22
This paper provides recommendations for fair and unbiased relationship between academic scientists and the pharmaceutical industry. INTRODUCTION: Real or perceived problems in the relationship between ... [more ▼]
This paper provides recommendations for fair and unbiased relationship between academic scientists and the pharmaceutical industry. INTRODUCTION: Real or perceived problems in the relationship between academics and the industry have been the subject of much recent debate. It has been suggested that academic clinicians should sever all links with the industry-a view that is rarely challenged. METHODS: Academic experts and members of the pharmaceutical industry were invited to an expert consensus meeting to debate this topic. This meeting was organized by the Group for the Respect of Ethics and Excellence in Science. Conflict of interest, competing interest, right and duties of academic scientist, authorship, and staff and student education were discussed. RESULTS: Guidelines for a transparent, ethical, strong, and successful partnership between the academic scientist and the pharmaceutical industry have been provided. CONCLUSIONS: The Group support interactions between the industry and clinicians provided that it is transparent and ethical. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 28 (9 ULg)
The need for an individualized, everyday life and integrative approach to cognitive remediation in schizophrenia
Laroi, Frank ; Van der Linden, Martial
in Journal of Psychotherapy Integration (2013), 23Detailed reference viewed: 83 (12 ULg)
The need for an objective measure in septorhinoplasty surgery: Are we any closer to finding an answer?
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in Clinical Otolaryngology (2015)
OBJECTIVES: To assess the reliability of nasal inspiratory peak flow (NIPF) in providing a clinically accurate objective measure following functional septorhinoplasty by comparing it to the validated ... [more ▼]
OBJECTIVES: To assess the reliability of nasal inspiratory peak flow (NIPF) in providing a clinically accurate objective measure following functional septorhinoplasty by comparing it to the validated disease specific quality of life questionnaire, SNOT-22. Studies so far have demonstrated poor correlation between bilateral NIPF and symptom specific nasal questionnaires following septorhinoplasty.. DESIGN: To perform a prospective comparative analysis between NIPF and the validated disease specific quality of life questionnaire SNOT 22 and to determine if a correlation exists following septorhinoplasty surgery. SETTING: The Royal National Throat Nose and Ear Hospital, London. PARTICIPANTS: A total of 122 patients (78 males, 44 females; mean age 33.5 +/- 12.2 years) were recruited from the senior authors rhinology clinic and underwent functional septorhinoplasty surgery MAIN OUTCOME MEASURES: Pre and post-operative nasal inspiratory peak flow (NIPF) measurements were performed in addition to the completion of three subjective quality of life and symptom assessment tool questionnaires; Sinonasal Outcome Test 22 (SNOT-22), Nasal Obstruction Symptom Evaluation (NOSE) and Visual Analogue Scores (VAS: 0-10). RESULTS: The mean pre-operative NIPF was 88.2L/min, and the post-operative value was 101.6L/min and showed a significant improvement following surgery (P = 0.0064). The mean total SNOT-22 score improved significantly from 48.6 to 26.6 (P<0.0001); the NOSE score from 14.1 to 6.6 (P<0.0001); and the VAS blockage score from 6.9 to 3.2 (P<0.0001). All individual domains assessed showed improvements post-operatively but no correlation was found between the NIPF and SNOT-22 score. Equally, we did not find a correlation between NIPF and the symptom specific NOSE questionnaire and the nasal blockage domain on the VAS scale. CONCLUSION: We have demonstrated that NIPF does not correlate with the SNOT 22 disease specific questionnaire, although both outcomes significantly improve post-operatively. At present we are still lacking a clinically accurate objective measure of nasal function for the evaluation of patients undergoing septorhinoplasty surgery. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 11 (0 ULg)
The need for clinical guidance in the use of calcium and vitamin D in the management of osteoporosis: a consensus report
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in Osteoporosis International (2004), 15(7), 511-519
A European Union (EU) directive on vitamins and minerals used as ingredients of food supplements with a nutritional or physiological effect (2002/46/EC) was introduced in 2003. Its implications for the ... [more ▼]
A European Union (EU) directive on vitamins and minerals used as ingredients of food supplements with a nutritional or physiological effect (2002/46/EC) was introduced in 2003. Its implications for the use of oral supplements of calcium and vitamin D in the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis were discussed at a meeting organized with the help of the World Health Organization ( WHO) Collaborating Center for Public Health Aspects of Rheumatic Diseases (Liege, Belgium) and the support of the WHO Collaborating Center for Osteoporosis Prevention (Geneva, Switzerland). The following issues were addressed: Is osteoporosis a physiological or a medical condition? What is the evidence for the efficacy of calcium and vitamin D in the management of postmenopausal osteoporosis? What are the risks of self-management by patients in osteoporosis? From their discussions, the panel concluded that: (1) osteoporosis is a disease that requires continuing medical attention to ensure optimal therapeutic benefits; (2) when given in appropriate doses, calcium and vitamin D have been shown to be pharmacologically active (particularly in patients with dietary deficiencies), safe, and effective for the prevention and treatment of osteoporotic fractures; (3) calcium and vitamin D are an essential, but not sufficient, component of an integrated management strategy for the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis in patients with dietary insufficiencies, although maximal benefit in terms of fracture prevention requires the addition of antiresorptive therapy; (4) calcium and vitamin D are a cost-effective medication in the prevention and treatment of osteoporosis; (5) it is apparent that awareness of the efficacy of calcium and vitamin D in osteoporosis is still low and further work needs to be done to increase awareness among physicians, patients, and women at risk; and (6) in order that calcium and vitamin D continues to be manufactured to Good Manufacturing Practice standards and physicians and other health care professionals continue to provide guidance for the optimal use of these agents, they should continue to be classified as medicinal products. [less ▲]Detailed reference viewed: 12 (0 ULg)


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Special sets for 'Shadow' at Ramoji Film City
In 'Shadow', Venkatesh is playing a distinctive character.
In 'Shadow', Venkatesh is playing a distinctive character. From what the makers have let out, he is seen in the role of a dreaded don, whose day begins and ends with settlements and, sometimes, even gun battles. The city lives in his subjugation.
He may be an all-powerful thug, but he feels void in life. The void is filled by the entry of Tapsee Pannu. The film is currently being shot at Ramoji Film City, where a special set has been erected. This slick flick will be shot extensively in Switzerland also.
Srikanth has a crucial role cut out for him in this action-romance drama. Meher Ramesh is wielding the megaphone, while SS Thaman is the music director.
Madhurima is the other important actor.


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I loved everything about this resort. It was beachfront, the grounds and the pools were nice. Great views of the beach. Staff was professional and nice. There is a restaurant open for breakfast and lunch and a little pizza place open a bit later. I liked that there was a pool bar. This place is a condo so there is a full kitchen and fridge if you don't want to eat out. The particular unit we rented was a one room condo, but could have easily slept 6 people. My only complaint would be that there aren't very many beachfront restaurants/bars around this area.
I definitely want to go back here.
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This is a very important question. Please show all steps and
calculations, especially the integral steps or any differential
equation intution. Any graphs, etc. Thank you for your help.
9. (20 points) The 2p wave functions for an electron in a particular atom are given by:
ψ210(r,θ,φ) = Are^-3r/2ao cosθ
where ao is the Bohr's radius.
ψ21±1,(r,θ,φ) = ±Are^-3r/2ao sinθe^±iφ
(5) Find the constant A for each wavefunction
(5) Find the radial probability density function for the 2p subshell
(5) Find the most probable radius for the electron in the 2p subshell
(5) Find the expected or average value for the electron's radius in the 2p subshell
k= 1.38065 x 10^-23 J/K h = 6.62607 x 10^-34 J-s e= 1.60218 x 10^-19 C
1eV= 1.60218 x 10^-19J h = 4.13566 x 10^-15 eV-s c = 2,99792 x 10^8m/s
me = 9.10938 x 10^-31 kg mp = 1.67262 x 10^-27 kg λc = 2.42631 x 10^-12m
a = 5.29177x 10^-11m
(Bohr Radius)
kT=0.0259 eV at 300°K
Silicon Germanium
mn 1.1 me 0.55 me
Mp 0.56 me 0.37 me
Eg 1.110 eV 0.67 eV


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2016 Summer Repertoire Project
applicatIONs are open now on Yaptracker.com
Please read carefully about our program before completing your application.
dell'Arte Opera Ensemble provides opportunities for emerging opera artists to thoroughly prepare complete roles and present public performances with chamber orchestra in New York City. The program focuses on the process that prepares the artist, providing tools that will help with role preparation throughout an entire career.
Participation in all elements of the dell'Arte Opera Ensemble Summer Repertoire Project
is free of charge to singers. Masterclass instructors include Chuck Hudson and Lucy Yates.
Participants receive free coachings with dell'Arte Artistic Director Christopher Fecteau
and other qualified staff coaches, followed by small ensemble and recitative rehearsals
with supportive, talented and motivated cast members.
Full cast work including musical and staging rehearsals, orchestra Sitzprobe and dress rehearsal precede the final staged presentation with chamber orchestra.
All Participants are to highly encouraged to attend dell'Arte's series of Master Classes over the course of the season. This year's classes will feature Chuck Hudson, Lucy Yates and experts in other appropriate areas.
Performances are attended by family and friends and enthusiastic audiences who provide a supportive environment for the singers' first chance at an important role in their repertoire.
Modest stipends/honoraria of $250 - $1000 are awarded to participants.
The program takes place over an extended period of time, encouraging thoughtful and careful preparation of the assigned roles, but does not preclude artists taking assignments with other companies during the spring. Individual coachings take place according to participant availability between April and June. French "boot-camp" with Audrey Saint-Gil will take place March 19 (11 - 1:30 and March 20 (2 - 4:30); Italian classes with Lucy Yates are TBA in April; Master classes with Chuck Hudson are scheduled for May 21 (2 - 5) and May 22 - 25 (6:30 - 9:30); all classes are an integral part of the program, and singers are highly encouraged to attend. Small group music rehearsals will be scheduled around the availability of participating singers beginning in June. Full-cast music rehearsals and staging rehearsals begin by July 1st and continue until performances commence in August. Productions run in repertoire through August 28. July rehearsals are almost exclusively on weekday evenings and weekends, with the exception of one daytime technical rehearsal per opera.
Casting will be complete by mid-March, and the basic production schedule will be released by April 15.
Singers in the project range from those just out of conservatory or graduate school to career artists preparing for upcoming professional engagements. We only cast singers in role debut assignments, but i. In the case of leading roles, you may have performed portions of the role before, or in translation, or in concert, but the full role must be a staged debut in the original language.
Singers must be within reliable commuting distance of NYC in July and August, through the end of performances. Transportation, housing and meals are not included.
There is no age limit on the program. With few exceptions, applicants have completed an undergraduate degree (though not necessarily in music). Participants tend to be 21-40 and are poised to launch, or have already begun, operatic careers.
Please carefully read and take into account our CASTING GUIDELINES of the experience necessary to be considered for casting. These are guidelines, and not absolute requirements.
The theme of the 2016 repertoire is "Violetta and her Sisters." Two mainstage operas, Massenet's Manon and Verdi's La traviata. In addition, a third program of complete acts (or extended excerpts) from other operas (chosen from the "Manon" settings of Halevy, Auber, and Puccini, La boheme by Leoncavallo, and Madama Butterfly and La Rondine by Puccini) will be played in repertoire with the two 'mainstage' operas. Please review the CASTING BREAKDOWN for the two mainstage operas.
Click this link to view the APplication INformation PAGE
Read what Melissa Ramb of Classical Singer magazine had to say about dell'Arte's 2008 SRP.
Cast of Luisa Miller at Baruch Performing Arts Center, 2013 (Photo by Karen Rich)
Cast of "Carmen"
Victor Khodadad and Abla Hamza in Manon at the East 13th Street Theatre, 2010
Jill Dewsnup, Cherry Duke and Matthew Anchel
Katherine Weissinger in Koenigskinder
Erika Rauer in La clemenza di Tito, 2009


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Hedegaard Says EU Needs More Detail From China on Climate
European Union Climate Commissioner Connie Hedegaard said she needs more information about China's plan to limit greenhouse gas emissions, the first sign of discord at United Nations climate talks.
China this week said it's willing to make a post-2020 legally binding commitment to reducing fossil fuel emissions under certain conditions, including the extension of pollution limits for developed countries under the Kyoto Protocol.
Envoys from 190 nations at United Nations climate talks in South Africa this week are debating ways keep up the fight against global warming after Kyoto's limits on fossil fuel emissions expire next year. Hedegaard's comment suggests China hasn't yet satisfied EU conditions for extending the pact, one of the most contentious items under discussion.
"I still believe that China holds one of the central keys to unlock the situation," she said in an e-mailed statement after the meeting. "The EU is willing to take a second Kyoto period, but the central issue remains how China will follow us and when. Here, more clarifications and further dialogue is needed."
In a post on her Twitter account this evening, Hedegaard said, "sometimes messages are more progressive at public press conferences than in negotiation rooms."
The EU says it will sign up for more emissions limits under Kyoto only if all nations agree to a "road map" fixing the date for the next legally binding climate treaty. China, which had no requirements under Kyoto, this week discussed making a commitment in exchange for mandatory cuts from industrial countries under Kyoto beyond 2012.
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Coach Kim Furnish was sure that the Fayette Tournament was good for her team.
"Mariah Nichols' injury was not good at all, but we learned quite a lot about the rest of the team in this tournament," said the first-year coach. "We played two Lexington schools with largely an eighth grader, two freshmen, a sophomore and two seniors and improved each day."
Nichols suffered her second concussion of the year on Monday afternoon against Boyle County and will be sidelined until mid-January more than likely.
Monday evening started out with a 13-point run by the Lady Rebels of Boyle County and the Harrison County Fillies could not recover as they lost to the 7-2 12th Region opponent 71-58.
Sophomore center Jordan Doram picked up two fouls in the first minute and a half of the first period which caused her to have to leave the game with the score 10-4 in favor of the Lady Rebels.
Fouls were not the problem for the Fillies on this night however, but 23 first-half turnovers did them in for the game.
Harrison County's Middle School teams are going in different directions at the end of 2011 as the eighth grade remained undefeated and the seventh grade lost four straight last week.
The eighth grade team began the period with a 50-28 blowout of Bourbon County.
Zach Pulliam led the way with 15 points, followed by Jovon Williams who netted 13. Brock Jenkins contributed eight points while distributing the ball from the point guard position as the Colts led by as many as 27 points during the game.
The Harrison County Thorobreds wrestlers traveled to Newport Saturday and won five of five duals at the Newport Dual Meet.
The Breds took down Scott County, Holmes, Newport, Boone County and Grant County in what Coach Luke Tucker called "Taking care of business."
"We have to get ready for a huge tournament in Lexington next week and this was an excellent preparation for that," Tucker said. "Some of the top teams and individuals in the state will be there."
If ESPN radio would take the words Tim and Tebow from their broadcasts there would be about 12 hours of silence each day on the air waves.
Many of the broadcasters who openly predicted that Denver made a huge mistake drafting him now can't praise him enough.
The joke is that so many of them did not really want him to succeed so as not to counter their precious predictions.
On Wednesday, the Harrison County Fillies grabbed their second win of the year as they utilized both a full- and half-court press against the Lady Hounds.
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Coach Petey Reynolds' Harrison County High School bowlers defeated the girls' and boys' teams of Clark County Thursday at the Winchester bowling facility.
The Fillies bowlers won five of seven matches to remain undefeated as a team for the season with a 3-0 record. The Harrison County girls have won 16 of 21 matches in the year.
In a game that saw them take a 19-1 first-quarter lead, the Harrison County Thorobreds evened their season record at 3-3 with a 73-33 win over Mt. Olivet Deming Tuesday night.
It was a student "Black Out" on the Hilltop with a great crowd for a week night ball game and the Breds rewarded their following with a good overall team effort.
The Thorobreds began the game with full and half court presses causing Deming turnovers and easy Harrison County baskets.
Senior forward Caleb Ford had 18 first-half points to lead the Breds.
Lauren Jackson and Chris Muntz reign as Harrison County Homecoming Queen and King and they witnessed victories by both the Fillies and Breds over Nicholas County neighbors.
The Fillies won by a 50-37 margin for their first victory of the season.
The Lady Jackets were playing without two starters, juniors Shannon Bretz and Reesa Martin, and the Fillies took advantage of some inexperienced players to jump out to an 11-4 first quarter advantage.
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Arts My Smobriety: Odds and Ends and Illness
It's been about three weeks now, and I haven't really wanted a cigarette at any point in the process. I did have a dream, about three days ago, that I was smoking, and my immediate response was panic: "Oh, fuck, now I'm gonna have to quit again." Also, just last night, I developed the worst cold I've had in years. I've heard from most nonsmokers that a flu or flulike cold is usually nature's reward for quitting smoking, and I think that this is, in fact, said reward (thanks, God.) It's definitely the first sore throat that I've had since I started smoking, twelve years ago. I'm sure there's a weird scientific explanation for that, but I can't find it on Google.
But blogging is one of those things that one can do when ill, and there are two things I've been meaning to post:
Three days ago, the Goddamned Useless Seattle Times chimed in on the non-smoking bandwagon. Turns out a G.U.S.T. staffer has created a web page where you can climb the Space Needle using all the cigarettes you haven't smoked. Which is one of the most Goddamned Useless things I've ever seen. Is anybody in Seattle as obsessed with the Space Needle in the way that Puff-Piece Journalists desperate for any kind of local color are obsessed with the Space Needle? Why would anyone want to climb the Space Needle with all the cigarettes they haven't smoked? Do journalists who are having colonoscopies in South Dakota keep track of their enemas by comparing the output by volume with Mount Rushmore?
And, secondly,this potential law in California declaring that secondhand smoke is an air pollutant is a major sign. A major sign of exactly what remains to be seen, but it certainly does mean that today, I can imagine a United States where smoking is illegal, whereas yesterday, I couldn't. I'm against making cigarettes illegal—I was against the smoking ban, even though I voted for it because it would make my smobriety a little easier, and yes, any smokers reading this can hate me for it—but, frankly, if one state were to declare them a toxic substance, we're not that far off from a total ban, are we?


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The Tablas Creek Vineyard Rosé 2009 is a blend of three estate-grown varietals, propagated from budwood cuttings from the Château de Beaucastel estate. The blend is traditional of the southern Rhône, though the blend of grapes is predominantly Mourvèdre, and therefore more like the solid, dry rosés of Bandol than the lighter Grenache-based Tavel.
Each year, we take the grapes for our Rosé from the oldest section of French-source vines at Tablas Creek. In 1994, two years after our French vines had been released from their USDA-mandated quarantine, we had propagated just enough to plant a few rows of each varietal on a hill overlooking our vine nursery. Over the next few years, we used cuttings from these plants to plant the rest of our 120-acre vineyard.
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The grapes for our Rosé were grown on our 120-acre certified organic estate vineyard.
The 2009 vintage was much reduced by drought and spring frost, and resulted in small, intense crops. We adjusted to this unusual intensity by decreasing slightly the percentage of Mourvèdre in our Rosé blend, and increasing both the Grenache and Counoise, while reducing the skin contact by a few hours, to maintain the wine's balance.
The 2009 Rosé is vibrant and fully dry, rich with spice and fruit. It has aromatics of sage, plum and watermelon, flavors of strawberries and cherries, fresh acidity and a lingering finish. Pair it with Mediterranean cuisine, Spanish tapas, preparations with garlic and olive oil... or just enjoy it outside on a sunny day.
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One of the most frequently asked questions at the tasting room is also one of my favorites. "Which food do I pair with this wine?" At Tablas Creek we take food pairing very seriously. For each of our wines we offer recipes and food pairing suggestions. Each spring and fall, we invite our members to taste dishes created by local chefs to match our new releases. We also have a monthly column on our Tablas blog dedicated to this topic. Read More »


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A man suspected of robbing a pizza shop and fleeing from police crashed his vehicle into a telephone pole on Market Street after 3 p.m. today.
The truck wrapped around the pole and its engine was in Market Street, along with fallen telephone wires.
Youngstown and Boardman police and Boardman fire are at the scene, along with Ohio Edison and the Ohio State Highway Patrol.
The driver was taken away in an ambulance.
Youngstown police chased the man across the South Side about 2:45 p.m. today after he would not pull over following the robbery of a Midlothian Boulevard pizza shop, Marco's.
A police spokesman said an officer on patrol in the area first heard of the robbery and then saw a pickup truck that was described as belonging to the robber. When he tried to pull the truck over, it sped away from the officer.
The officer chased the truck up Midlothian past South Avenue to Market Street, where it turned south into Boardman before crashing in the 6000 block of Market Street and hitting the utility pole.
The spokesman said the suspect was not badly injured.
What a lowlife, cares about no one
A car crash in Youngstown, Ohio, and somebody turns it into Obamacare.
Is it any wonder why corporations have left this country by the droves over the decades? No industry could possibly turn a profit by employing such an ignorant and uneducated populous.
This is the prime example why we should not cut any food stamps or welfare programs. These people need to come up with alternative methods to feed their drug habits and robbing pizza shops are one of those methods.
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No, this one of the reason why we should STOP all hand outs . Then they would have to work and wouldn't have the time to do drugs .
Another day in Mahoning County Jail-
Loser 1: So man, why are yooous here?
Loser 2: Maaaan, I stabbed a dude in a Wal Mart parking lot. (sigh) Damnit.
Loser 1: No way. Why didn't you run from the scene? How did you get caught?
Loser 2: Ah man, it was ova a damn pa'kin' spot an I got blocked in. Hows about yooous? Whatchya in here fo'?
Loser 1: I was owed a movie ya know. And I thought I should get a little 'xtra xtra' sumthin' for my time. well, lil' johnny on the job called da' man, and well... I didn't know... I didn't know... Hey man, I JUST DIDN"T KNOW!
Loser 2: Maaaan, you are trippin' fool. Sooo, what don't ya know? By the way, got any 7's?
Loser 1: I didn't know the cops wanted me. I didn't know I was supposed to pull over! I sped up to get outta der' way and this copper bit my bumber and it sent me sailin', yo. No, no 7's, go fish.
Loser 2: Yeah man, looks like we both bein' sent up without our rights. We need that mommy judge who is keepin' her boy son outta jail for our defense. What was that mommas name?!
Loser 1: Dellick! Yeah man, we can get her and we be straight! Judge theresa Dellick, but we gots to get her before she is voted outta office man. She and her boy son are making a mockery outta the system so we know we gonn aget straight! Got any 3's?
Loser 2: Yeah man. We'll be out on the street same ol' same ol' with dellick, fo' sure. Yeah man, I got 3's.


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Orexo and Janssen Pharmaceuticals decided to end their research collaboration and license agreement inked in June 2010 covering respiratory diseases. The deal covered two Orexo programs—OX-CLI and OX-ESI—and a third, undisclosed Janssen program. Each party has regained all commercial rights for its respective drug discovery programs.
OX-CLI and OX-ESI are arachidonic acid-based advanced preclinical programs. They are focused on discovering and developing small molecules for asthma, COPD, and other inflammatory diseases. These will be shut down as Orexo doesn't have the money to continue development on its own.
At the time of signing, Janssen paid Orexo $10 million and agreed to $21.5 million in research funding over the first three years, with an option to extend the alliance. Successful development and commercialization of all three projects would have triggered milestones totaling $564 million plus royalties and additional sales milestones.
Orexo's cash and cash equivalents at the end of last year amounted to SEK 246.9 million ($36.57 million). In its interim report covering the January–December 2011 period, the company reported that both programs had advanced as planned. It logged an SEK 233 million (about $34.52 million) impairment due to development related to the OX-CLI and OX-ESI projects.
Orexo's markets Abstral® for the treatment of breakthrough cancer pain (sold by Kyowa Hakko Kirin/ProStrakan in Europe and in the U.S.), the sleeping pill Edluar™ (sold by Meda in the U.S.), as well as two products for the diagnosis of Helicobacter pylori (marketed by the subsidiary Kibion). The firm's development pipeline focuses on treating various types of pain and opioid dependence.
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CHICAGO Artists are not renowned for financial savvy, but their success in raising money on the Internet through donations to crowdfunding websites like Kickstarter and Indiegogo could lead the way for a new class of investing. Soon investors will be able to pile money into startups through such sites with the hope of getting more than a lousy t-shirt in return.
Before April 5, U.S. regulators only allowed donation-based crowdfunding projects, which raise money from the general public via the Web.
While businesses have used such sites to get working capital, they have generally taken preorders for yet-to-be-created merchandise instead of selling equity. But new possibilities are opening up because of the Jumpstart Our Business Startups, or JOBS, Act, which President Obama signed into law last month.
The act provides crowdfunded businesses and investors with exemptions to the Securities Act of 1933, which prohibited people with a net worth below $1 million from investing in private companies. For the first time, businesses can advertise for investors without filing the standard disclosures required of companies with more than $1 billion in revenue.
The U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission still has 270 days from the JOBS Act signing to review and make final changes to its regulation, but if the statutes stay in effect as-is, just about anyone will be able to invest in a startup or small company.
"What's new is being able to offer equity in return," says Slava Rubin, chief executive officer and co-founder of major crowdfunding site Indiegogo.
"And it's just the beginning," said Rubin, whose site has helped fund more than 5,000 projects a month since he unveiled it at the Sundance Film Festival in January 2008. "We're talking about a law that hasn't changed in 79 years."
So is a crowdfunded investment opportunity any different from pouring cash into junk bonds or penny stocks? It's impossible to say, since the first crowdfunded investment offerings have not hit cyberspace just yet.
But they will soon enough. Since the beginning of May, at least two new investment-oriented crowdfunding initiatives have been announced -- a partnership between EarlyShares.com and Navocate, and one by the US Crowdfunding Exchange LLC.
Critics of the JOBS Act worry that small investors will get fleeced.
"Institutional investors can make choices based on the information they have," says James Allen, head of capital markets policy for the CFA Institute, a global nonprofit organization of investment professionals. "It's the mom-and-pop investors who are the bigger concern in this case, particularly the people on fixed incomes, the retirees."
Allen says these people are vulnerable because under the JOBS Act, many investor protections (some put into place after the Enron debacle) have been bypassed.
Others, including Brookings Institution senior fellow Robert Pozen, also say the act will open a new avenue for stock scams and the highly speculative investing that gives birth to bubbles. Meanwhile, state regulators fear a Wild West mentality where unscrupulous wheeler-dealers, now able to bypass any disclosure requirements, could siphon millions from naive investors.
But supporters of the JOBS Act say the new legislation creates a sort of social media trading pit where entrepreneurs can now give everyday investors the possibility of getting in on the next Google Inc or Microsoft Corp.
Others who back the new law's crowdfunding provisions say it will open up investor dollars to creating, as the act's name suggests, new jobs. Even Allen acknowledges that crowdfunding comes at a time when "banks aren't lending to small businesses, or much of anything. They don't have much of an incentive."
Members of the National Association for the Self-Employed view crowdfunding as a vital new resource for startups and job creation.
"This will really open the floodgates to a whole new arena of entrepreneurs who are trying to help other entrepreneurs finance their dreams," says NASE CEO Kristie Arslan. "The great thing about crowdfunding is that it allows people to choose; you're putting your business idea out there and asking people to invest in you and your idea. The good ideas will hopefully rise to the top."
At least the money looks good.
Indiegogo now raises "millions of dollars a month" worldwide, Rubin says.
And Kickstarter, a three-year-old major crowdfunding service, went from $1 million pledged per month in March 2009 to $7 million in March 2011. As of May 2012, more than $200 million has been pledged to more than 22,000 successfully funded creative projects, according to Kickstarter spokesman Justin Kazmark.
Among them was "Blue Like Jazz," which smashed previous film crowdfunding efforts by more than $145,000. The movie adaptation of Donald Miller's bestselling memoir came out in theaters nationwide last month to glowing reviews. Director Steve Taylor says that last year, the project seemed doomed because a financial backer walked out hours before production was to start.
Then two of Miller's fans jumped in on Kickstarter and raised $346,000 in a few months. For their trouble, all the funders got thank-you phone calls from Taylor (it took him about a year to call back all 4,500 people), and those who gave at higher levels were offered bigger perks, including a cameo role in the film.
Will Taylor fund his next film in a similar way? He says he would not rule it out. But if he markets it as an investment opportunity, those who fork over cash will want more than a simple "thank you" -- unless it's written on the back of a check.
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Florida Congressman Lincoln Diaz-Balart says he will not seek re-election after two decades in office.
The Republican is one of the country's most prominent Cuban-American politicians and has been a strong opponent of Cuba's communist government.
Shortly after Thursday's announcement, his brother Mario, a congressman representing the district neighboring his brother's, said he plans switch districts and run for the vacated seat.
Lincoln Diaz-Balart says he plans to return to his law practice.
He won a special election for Florida's 21st district in 1989 and went virtually unchallenged until last year when fellow Cuban-American and former Hialeah mayor Raul Martinez ran against him.
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DARRS Inc.'s Bye Bye Bernie may have given an indication of what was coming when he just missed, by a neck, in the Kentucky Downs Turf Dash Stakes Sept. 14 at odds of 55-1.
Matthew Schera's Cyclogenisis, who was on the also-eligible list for an Oct. 3 off-the-turf stakes at Keeneland, won't have that problem Oct. 18.
Fresh off an impressive group I triumph at Royal Ascot, Wes Welker's Undrafted tops the 10-horse field entered in the $300,000 More Than Ready Mile Stakes on the opening-day card at Kentucky Downs Sept. 5.
A solid field will line up Nov. 29 for the $500,000 Cigar Mile (gr. I) at Aqueduct Racetrack, as grade I winners Secret Circle and Itsmyluckyday face off amongst a cast that includes Private Zone, Vyjack, and Bourbon Courage.
The Tattersalls December Foal Sale got off to a positive start Nov. 26 with across-the-board increases and a top price of 65,000 guineas for a colt by Bated Breath.
Monday, Oct. 27, was another busy work day at Santa Anita Park for horses pointing toward the Breeders' Cup World Championships. Meanwhile, the connections of horses entered were awaiting the post position draw later Monday.
British raider Caspar Netscher charged between rivals and drove down the center of the Woodbine stretch to win the $300,000 Nearctic Stakes (Can-IIT) Oct. 19.
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Suntracer, beaten by 20 lengths in his last start, was all out to hold off the closing Pyrite Mountain by a nose to win the $347,400 Kentucky Cup Turf (gr. IIIT) over the twisting Kentucky Downs turf course Sept. 13.
Where's the Ring will stand the 2015 breeding season at Peaceful Valley Farms in Alberta, Canada. The son of Seeking the Gold previously stood at Gardiner Farms in Ontario.
Vinery Stables' Regally Ready, blowout winner of a stakes on the dirt in his last start, is scheduled to return to his best surface Sept. 13 in the $200,000 More Than Ready Mile on the grass at Kentucky Downs.
Carve made his sixth start of the year Aug. 2 and came away with his fourth victory of 2014 in the $200,000 West Virginia Governor's Stakes at Mountaineer Casino, Racetrack & Resort.
Dale Romans will play a strong hand on June 28 when he sends out the accomplished duo of millionaire Silver Max and 2010 winner Guys Reward in a bid to win this year's $200,000 Firecracker Stakes (gr. IIT) at Churchill Downs.
Hard-knocking Delaunay secured his second graded victory May 31 in the $112,900 Aristides Stakes (gr. III), driving clear by 3 1/2 lengths under Rosie Napravnik at Churchill Downs.
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Southern Fried records combine the recently-gone-solo talents of Bot with legendary house vocalist Robert Owens for their next release, and bolster the already strong package with great remixes from Fur Coat, Riton, Sona Vabos & X-Press 2 as well as fast rising talent Eagles & Butterflies.
Since leaving an established dance group, Bot has served up plenty of great music on his own label Main Course as well as Fake Bloods Blood Music and even got licensed to Fake Bloods Fabric Live 69 compilation. As such he has turned plenty of heads and is sure to do so again with this new single.
Friday Pulse is an amped up House anthem with stomping kick drums, curious feathery synth motifs and spoken word ad-libs from the great vocalist that is Robert Owens. He muses on the greatness of Fridays and getting paid and barrelling beats help add to the sense of excitement and abandon. With a great breakdown and more rawness in the second half, this is sure to be one of the most floor filling tunes of the winter.
First up on remix is Crosstown Rebels act Fur Coat, who re-imagine the track as a deeper and more mysterious bit of late night house complete with trippy melodies whilst Riton, known remixing MIA and collaborating with the likes of the late DJ Mehdi, pitches his remix somewhere between the two. Its big and bold but also deep, with spitting hooks, squirming synths and plenty of drawn out tension.
Then its the turn of Sona Vabos & house veterans X-Press 2, who decide to go for a kicking old school house vibe on their remix. Owens vocals are made much smooth and creamier and the chord stabs and sharp percussion help drive it along in a deep cut groove.
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After so many stories this month about accidents and disasters, we needed something completely different and hopefully cute.
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"Kittens accidentally packed in box, shipped from Los Angeles to San Diego." (San Diego's ABC10 News)
"Two kittens are recovering after they were found inside a box that was shipped from the Los Angeles area to a Cox Communications office in Chula Vista," the station reports. That's a trip of about 130 miles.
Now named Mouse and WiFi, the newborns are being cared for by the San Diego Humane Society and SPCA. Jenny Bonomini, manager of the facility's kitten nursery, says in a statement that:
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