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BALTIMORE (AP) -With one flick of his stick, Duke's Max Quinzani ended Virginia's gallant bid to put a positive finish on a season clouded by sadness.
Quinzani scored the tie-breaking goal with 12 seconds left, and the Blue Devils defeated the top-seeded Cavaliers 14-13 Saturday night to advance to the NCAA men's lacrosse national championship game.
Fifth-seeded Duke (15-4) will play unseeded Notre Dame (10-6) on Monday for the title. Notre Dame earned a berth in the finals for the first time with a 12-7 victory over Cornell.
This was an incomparable season for the Cavaliers, for reasons that have little to do with lacrosse. Everything changed May 3, when UVA women's player Yeardley Love was found beaten to death in her campus apartment.
George Huguely, a senior on the men's team, has been charged with first-degree murder.
Virginia carried on, but it wasn't easy. Not only were the Cavaliers striving for their fifth national championship, but they were also playing for Love and the women's team, which was eliminated from the NCAA tournament last week.
All that pressure finally caught up with Virginia (16-2) in the second half against Duke.
After Chris Bocklet scored for the Cavaliers early in the third quarter to put Virginia up 8-5, Duke took over. Quinzani scored three times during a seven-goal blitz that made it 12-8 with 12:11 left.
Rhamel Bratton ended the Cavaliers' scoring drought at just over 18 minutes, and two more goals made it 12-11 with 6:55 to go.
A goal by Duke's Zach Howell blunted the comeback bid, but Steele Stanwick answered for Virginia with 1:50 remaining, and a goal by Brian Carroll tied it at 13 with 1:21 to play.
Quinzani then ended the Cavaliers' hopes with his fourth goal of the game.
Both of Virginia's losses this season came against Duke. This one, obviously, hurt most.
In the first game, Notre Dame become the first unseeded team since Massachusetts in 2006 to earn a spot in the title game.
The Irish ended the regular season by dropping three of five to fall to 7-6. But the Irish received a berth in the postseason tournament anyway, and they haven't lost since.
"I thought we had the talent all year. We were just a little inconsistent," goaltender Scott Rodgers said. "I believed in the team, and I knew we could do this."
Neal Hicks scored four goals, Zach Brenneman had three and Rodgers stopped 16 shots for the Irish - including eight in the first quarter.
Seeking its first win over Cornell (12-6) in six tries, Notre Dame used a four-goal run to take an early 4-1 lead. It was 6-3 at halftime, and after the Big Red scored twice in succession to make it 7-5 midway through the third quarter, Hicks restored the three-goal cushion by scoring on a rebound.
Rodgers and the Irish defense made sure there would be no fourth-quarter comeback for the Big Red.
"Scott Rodgers did a great job. Give the credit to him and his defense around him," Cornell's Ryan Hurley said. "We were getting great looks, but the momentum never seemed to start rolling."
Cornell's Rob Pannell, who came in averaging a nation's-best 4.59 points per game, was limited to two assists. Steve Mock scored three goals for the Big Red, playing in the semifinals for the third time in four years.
"There's no loss that's easy to swallow throughout the course of the regular season, but there's nothing more difficult than a season-ending loss," coach Jeff Tambroni said.
Cornell became the third straight seeded team victimized by Notre Dame. The Irish opened with a win over sixth-seeded Princeton, then beat No. 3 Maryland to advance to the semifinals for only the second time.


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We're pleased to bring you news of another major milestone towards the full preservation of the High Line at the West Side Rail Yards. The Department of City Planning announced today that it has certified the City's application for approval of future acquisition of the High Line above 30th Street.
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This certification kicks off the seven-month Uniform Land Use Review Procedure (ULURP), during which there will be several opportunities for public input. Along the way, we hope you will come out and show your support for the High Line's preservation, as you have so many times before. We will push for the City to take ownership of the High Line and ensure that its future is determined by the public.
Though today's announcement does not guarantee preservation of the High Line, the City's move toward High Line acquisition is a major positive step towards achieving our ultimate goals: full preservation of the historic structure north of 30th Street, including the 10th Avenue Spur, and completion of the High Line project all the way to 34th Street.
How does the review process work?
New York City's ULURP is the process by which all changes in zoning, property acquisitions, housing plans, and other city planning changes are made possible. Each ULURP begins with a certified proposal from the Department of City Planning. The proposal is reviewed on a set timeline by Community Boards, the Borough President, the City Planning Commission, and the City Council, and there are multiple opportunities for public input. Once a ULURP application is certified, the clock begins, and the following steps are taken:
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- Lastly, the proposal goes to the Mayor's Office. The Mayor has 5 days to review, and approve or
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Western Rail Yards Rezoning: Approved!
Today's announcement follows another piece of good news for the High Line at the rail yards. In December, after a ULURP of its own, the Western Rail Yards rezoning was approved by the City. This rezoning requires that the historic High Line be used as a public open space, and calls for the careful treatment of the structure with regard to new development at the site. The inclusion of this language was another victory, and the result of the tireless work of High Line supporters like you.
Please stay with us as we work together to ensure that this last 1/3 of the High Line is fully preserved at rail yards, and that the park we've worked so hard to build can continue all the way to 34th Street. We will be in touch as soon as we hear about the next opportunity for public input.
Special thanks to the Department of City Planning, especially Chair Amanda Burden, who has long recognized the value of the High Line to the rail yards site, to Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg, whose leadership in 2002 reversed the previous City policy to demolish the entire High Line, to the City Council under the leadership of Speaker Christine Quinn, who has been at the forefront of this advocacy campaign, to United States Representative Jerrold Nadler, who has worked towards the High Line's preservation at the rail yards for decades, to Parks Commissioner Adrian Benepe and all of our partners at the Department of Parks & Recreation, to Borough President Scott Stringer, State Senator Tom Duane, Assemblymember Richard Gottfried, and all of our partners at Community Board 4 and Hudson Yards Community Advisory Committee. Without the support of our elected and government leaders, the High Line's preservation at the rail yards would be an impossible dream. Thanks also to the Related Companies, the site's developer, for their recognition of the High Line's value and their work to integrate it into their plans for the site.

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Kimberly Wyatt has reached out to her former Pussycat Dolls bandmate Nicole Scherzinger several times in a bid to rebuild their friendship but has been snubbed on each occasion.
The group was dogged by rumors of in-fighting and jealousy towards frontwoman Scherzinger, and Wyatt quit the line-up in early 2010.
Scherzinger left the band later that year to pursue her solo career, and Wyatt claims she has since attempted to patch up their relationship but to no avail.
She tells Britain's Daily Mirror, "I have not spoken to or seen Nicole in quite some time... and that's not through lack of trying. I've made enough first moves now, I feel the ball is in her court.
"I just hope that Nicole is actually happy as a person. Our dealings together weren't always easy - it wasn't an easy situation to be in, in the Pussycat Dolls, period. But I have a lot of love for Nicole and if she offered (an olive branch) I would accept it with open arms.
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The Danish writer Jens Peter Jacobsen (1847–1885) is little known in America, except among musical people, and largely through Arnold Schoenberg's Gurrelieder (1900–1911), a German-language setting of Jacobsen's Gurresange ballad. Some concert audiences have also heard Jacobsen's shorter poems in songs by his compatriot Carl Nielsen and by Frederick Delius, whose last opera, Fennimore and Gerda, was an adaptation of the two main episodes of Jacobsen's novel Niels Lyhne.1
In contrast, Jacobsen's high European reputation is essentially literary. "Niels Lyhne," Freud wrote to Wilhelm Fliess in 1895, "has moved me more profoundly than any other reading of the last ten years; the last chapters I recognize as classic." A professor of Scandinavian literature, Niels Lyhne (sic) Jensen, Jacobsen's most acute and comprehensive critic in English, comes close to explaining Jacobsen's attraction for Freud: "[Most] likely it is the deep tragic disillusionment of the novel that appealed to a man who did not regard happiness as inherent in the plan of creation while accepting that existence was hard to bear both for mankind and the individual."2 Freud also may have been struck by the Oedipal relations between mother and son in Jacobsen's story Fru Fönss. When the woman of the title tells her teen-age son of her intention to remarry he replies angrily:
Have you any idea of the things you make me think of? My mother loved by a strange man, my mother desired in the arms of another and holding him as hers. Nice thought for a son.
Ibsen, who had known Jacobsen in Rome, had a high opinion of Niels Lyhne, and echoes of it are heard in Ghosts and Rosmersholm. Strindberg based Miss Julie on Jacobsen's novel Marie Grubbe and attempted to dramatize it. Hofmannsthal, Musil, Thomas Mann, and, above all, Joyce were admirers. Stefan Zweig described Jacobsen as "the poet of poets for a whole generation in Germany" and Niels Lyhne as its Werther, while Herman Hesse thought of Jacobsen as the "completely modern writer." But it is Rilke who best expresses the deeper reasons for Jacobsen's fascination:
There is nothing [in Niels Lyhne] that does not seem to have been understood, grasped, experienced, and fully known in the tremulous after-ring of memory…the least incident unfolds like a destiny, and fate itself is like a wonderful wide web in which each thread is guided by an infinitely tender hand.
The excellent new translation of Niels Lyhne, which makes available in English for the first time since 1919 Jacobsen's greatest fiction, is accompanied by the publisher's note that Jacobsen "produced only a small body of work in his short lifetime." What seems more remarkable is that, chronically ill with tuberculosis from the age of twenty-two, and dead at thirty-seven, he should have produced so much. Indeed, the six-volume Danish collected edition contains writings that would have assured him a niche…
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I started work in the Haemato-Oncology department in the Barts Cancer Institute in October 2011 as part of John Gribben's cancer immunotherapy group. I developed my research interests as an MRC Clinical Training Fellow in the group between 2005 and 2009 when I investigated T cells in acute myeloid leukaemia. I gained experience in immunomagnetic cell separation, flow cytometry, gene expression profiling and confocal microscopy of the immune synapse.
I developed a technique for separating T cells from the peripheral blood of patients presenting with AML that was published in the Journal of Immunological Methods in 2009 and my data characterising T cell defects in AML was published in Blood in the same year. I left Barts in 2009 to complete my clinical haematology training which included a year spent at the Hammersmith Hospital as a stem cell transplant coordinator. During this time, I gained valuable experience in the organisation as well as inpatient and outpatient management of patients undergoing allogeneic stem cell transplantation.
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RIT's American College of Management and Technology, founded in 1995, is now officially named RIT Croatia.
With significant growth in the campuses located in two Croatian cities and shifts in the European higher education landscape, college leaders say the time is right to change the name.
The first campus was established in the coastal city of Dubrovnik and today offers undergraduate degrees in international hospitality and service management, as well as information technology. In 2011, a campus was opened in the capital city of Zagreb, offering undergraduate degrees in information technology and international business and a graduate degree in service leadership and innovation targeting working professionals. In fall 2013, the Zagreb campus moved to 13,000 square feet of new space as part of a new commercial and residential development in Novi (New) Zagreb, an expanding area in the capital city.
"We timed the name change with the move into our new Zagreb campus facility," said Don Hudspeth, president and dean of RIT Croatia. "Also, with Croatia joining the European Union in 2013, and our plans to attract more students from outside of Croatia, we wanted to go forward with the stronger brand identity. Many people in Croatia already know that we are a part of RIT, but being called RIT Croatia is a stronger message. Other markets do not know about the relationship so it is important that we are looked at as a being part of a well established and prestigious American university, not something only based in Croatia."
RIT Croatia is the only educational institution in Croatia granting two diplomas—a Croatian degree and an American degree from Rochester Institute of Technology. RIT Croatia's enrollment is now 578 students; 298 students in Zagreb and 280 in Dubrovnik.
"With the opening of the Zagreb campus, we saw an opportunity to change the name from ACMT to RIT Croatia to reflect a bigger and more substantial presence," said RIT Provost Jeremy Haefner. "We felt that when RIT Dubai opened in 2008, we wanted Croatia to have an equal stature. The key stakeholders, including students, faculty, staff and alumni in Croatia, agreed."


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Program takes students beyond walls of art gallery
The Albright-Knox Art Gallery and First Niagara Bank have teamed up to create a program to educate teens about the work and finances that go into running a museum. The Future Curators is part of the AK Teens program and is a group of 14 teens from Western New York and Southern Ontario that meets weekly at the Albright-Knox to learn about art and how a museum functions.
Most of the teens are considering careers in the arts or other creative pursuits, while a few of them would like to continue working in museums and become curators.
Whitney Kehl, 17, a senior at Attica Senior High School, is pursuing a career as an art curator. She is one of the 14 students in the program and is headed to SUNY Purchase next year for arts management.
"It's a little extra perspective that is really fun and getting to try what this career could be like," Whitney said.
One of the activities AK Teens provided her with was the opportunity to speak with Justin Morcelle, first vice president and director of finance for the Business Unit-Retail at First Niagara Bank. Morcelle provided insight about the finances of running a gallery.
"My goal is to take something that's very important to them and to [help them] see the financial side," said Morcelle.
He also spoke to the students about the importance of managing finances in their own lives.
"The real thing I was trying to get at was how does this relate to my personal finances?" said Morcelle.
"He showed us how to make a budget and stick to it every month," said Whitney.
The Future Curators program also provides the teens with the opportunity to see a variety of professions that are important to the museum.
"Mostly we've been talking to people in the museum who do different things," said Whitney.
The teens also learn how exhibits are created. The museum has more paintings than it can display, so it is important for an art curator to choose what will be shown to the public.
"Everything has to be shown a certain way," said Whitney. "You have to ask – what is the correlative between these paintings?"
Some upcoming events in the AK Teens program include portfolio review sessions from 10:15 a.m. to 3 p.m. April 21 and a panel discussion – "Career Chat: Working in the Visual Arts" – from 3:30 to 4:30 p.m. April 21.
The Future Curators program will be planning and running an exhibit of artwork from area high school students. The exhibit will be open from May 3 to June 16. An opening celebration will be held from 5 to 9 p.m. May 2 at the Albright-Knox Art Gallery.
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text: Bill's back! A new record from the Artist Formerly Known as Smog is always a cause for celebration, and though they say he now lives near Austin, his local gigs are sadly sparse. 2011's Apocalypse, with its Western glow and desolate poetry, was the best post-Smog outing yet; Bill must have sensed this, since he's brought back the excellent Matt Kinsey, whose lanky, kinetic guitar scrawls did so much for that record. Opener "The Sing" is one of his funniest in years: "the only words I've said today are 'beer' and 'thank you'"—words that then become a kind of chorus. The nimbly galloping beat and flute-powered melody of "Javelin Unlanding" make it the most taut and radio-ready tune, while the melancholy "Small Plane," featuring a bright, gliding guitar line, is as fragile and intimate as its title. On meatier tracks like "Summer Painter," backed by Kinsey's slow roar, he plays the surreal backwoods shaman: "like a sorcerer's cape / The rain ripped the lips off the mouth of the bay," he rumbles, and you just have to say yes. As always, Callahan's bottomless bass voice makes every half-sung, half-spoken verse sound at once casual and potently spiritual. If any album ever deserved a lyrics booklet, it's Dream River: read and admire lines like "You looked like worldwide Armageddon / While you slept" and "With all the tolls we pay / We'll own the highway someday." With Bill at the wheel, you couldn't care less where that highway goes.


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DENVER, Jan. 10, 2013 /PRNewswire/ -- Kodiak Oil & Gas Corp. (NYSE: KOG), an oil and gas exploration and production company with primary assets in the Williston Basin of North Dakota, today provided an interim corporate update on recent completion and drilling activities.
Interim Completion Operations Update
Interim Drilling Operations Update
The Company's program to test 12 wells within a drilling spacing unit (DSU) in the Company's Polar and Smokey operating areas continues on schedule. The Polar pilot project wells will be drilled from three four-well pads, with six wells targeting the Middle Bakken and six wells targeting the two upper intervals of the Three Forks formations. Drilling from the first four-well pad has commenced. Kodiak expects to mobilize two additional rigs onto the remaining pads later in the first quarter 2013.
In Kodiak's Smokey block, two wells within the test DSU are now producing: one from the Middle Bakken and one from Three Forks. A rig is currently drilling the second of three additional well bores into the same DSU. Kodiak expects to drill the remaining seven wells following drilling of the Polar pilot program.
Water disposal and oil and gas lines are being constructed in each of the test areas and should be operational by first production for both projects.
Current Completion and Production Update
The Company expects fourth quarter 2012 average daily oil and gas sales volumes to be approximately 19,000 barrels of oil equivalent per day (BOE/d), assuming a constant rate of non-operated production. During December and again assuming constant non-operated production, the peak daily oil and gas sales rate achieved was approximately 26,000 BOE/d and the peak production rate was approximately 29,000 BOE/d.
As previously announced, for the full-year 2013, Kodiak projects average oil and gas sales volumes of 29,000 to 31,000 BOE/d, based upon the activities contemplated under its $775 million 2013 CAPEX budget. This production level would represent over 80% sales volumes growth over 2012. The projected exit rate for 2013 sales volumes is expected to range from 38,000 to 40,000 BOE/d.
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Drew Barrymore has shown off her first child in a new magazine spread and admits she was so nervous about motherhood she struggled to sleep for weeks after the birth.
The actress gave birth to her daughter Olive Barrymore Kopelman in September (12) and has debuted her tot in People magazine.
Posing with her daughter in her Los Angeles home, the star opens up about how she's coping with parenthood.
She tells the publication, "I couldn't eat or sleep for two weeks, I was just so nervous!"
The Charlie's Angels star is adamant she and husband Will Kopelman will ensure Olive has a more stable upbringing than her own troubled childhood.
She adds, "I really wanted a wonderful traditional home for my kid. Will comes from a strong family, he provides a strong family. It just makes me so emotional because it's like a miracle."


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Working with our volunteers is one of my favorite parts of my job. Friends of the High Line has about 115 active volunteers, all of them dynamic individuals who care about the future of New York City.
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Home sales in Pulaski County increased 20 percent in July, while statewide the increase was 19 percent, according to a report by the Arkansas Realtors Association.
The ARA reported that statewide home sales rose from 2,178 in July 2012 to 2,594 in July 2013. Year-to-date figures for the state were also up 10.7 percent.
In Pulaski County, sales increased from 438 homes being sold this July, compared to 364 in July 2012, according to the ARA report.
For the year to date, sales were up slightly. The report indicated 2,596 homes have been sold in Pulaski County in July 2013, compared to 2,417 sales in the same month in 2012.
The total value of the homes sold in Pulaski County was up 21.6 percent for the month, compared year over year, increasing from $71.8 million to $87.4 million. Year-to-date home sale values were up 11 percent, according to the report, increasing from $451 million in 2012 to $501 million in 2013. The statewide total was $434 million in July 2013.
The average price of the homes sold in Pulaski County was $199,575 in July 2013, up compared to $197,521 in July 2012. Year-to-date average prices were up from $186,599 in 2012 to $193,140 in 2013. The statewide average was $167,407 in July 2013.
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MADRID (Reuters) - Spain's antitrust body said it fined telecoms companies Telefonica, Vodafone and France Telecom's Orange a record 120 million euros ($159 million) for charging too much for text messages.
The regulator said on Thursday Spain's three biggest mobile operators had exploited their dominant position between 2000 and 2009 and passed on overpriced services termination rates to consumers with high charges for text messages.
Former monopoly Telefonica must pay 46.5 million euros, while Vodafone and Orange must pay out 43.5 million euros and 30 million euros respectively, the National Competition Commission(CNC) said in a statement.
Revenue from text messages has dropped significantly in Spain to 184 million euros in the second quarter of 2012 from 419 million euros in the fourth quarter of 2008, according to Spain's telecoms watchdog CMT.
Telefonica charged 0.15 euros a message in Spain until 2006, when it halved the price in exchange for a fee of 2 euros a month.
The average cost of MMS messages in Spain rose to 0.64 euros per message in 2009 from 0.38 euros in 2005, while termination rates remained stable, according to the CNC.
Operators have faced rising competition from free instant messaging services such as WhatsApp and cheap offers from smaller players like Yoigo and virtual mobile operators.
"Telefonica totally disagrees with the fine imposed by the CNC today because it considers it completely unfair," a Telefonica source said, adding that the company would appeal.
Vodafone, which has the second highest market share in Spain and no.3 player Orange, also said they would appeal the CNC's decision.
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For the month or two preceding my daughter's second birthday, I was seemingly in the bedeviling throes of an insane amount of self-imposed crafting and domestic arts for a toddler's birthday party at home, or what I deemed "Operation Elmo Birthday Party". Yet, even inching towards the finish line, i.e. the wee hours of the morning prior to a 10:30 start time the next day, I felt an extension of energy throughout the summer, that, though quite busy, was never really stressful, Rather, it offered creative bursts of activity that were the, hey, I did it! personally-fulfilling kind. It is as if I had embodied the infectious, positive attitude of Elmo himself.
Friends warned me that, post-party, I might suffer a mental crash afterwards, with any adrenaline I was running on depleted or with a project-based mission now absent. But I really haven't felt any of that. Instead, I totally want to write about it—partially because the general lack of readership of my blog more or less means I am journaling for personal edification, not blogging for public consumption. But, I also wish to identify the myriad sources who have paved the way of Elmo and Sesame Street toddler birthday parties before me, permitting me to then build on their really great and numerous ideas which, might, in turn, spark your own version of an ultimate toddler birthday party on the scale of crafty, as they did for me. Without further ado,
My daughter, as probably 95% of the American population of humans (and I bet some dogs) around age 2 or 3 are wont to do, was hyper-happy about Elmo's existence in our known and fictional world. The idea for an Elmo party occurred to me about half a year before her actual birthday. No, I didn't ask her what she wanted. Yes, I chose the theme for her. And, yes, I am healing whatever I might have felt was lacking in my childhood through her, though, frankly, at 18 to 24 months, without Elmo's tutelage on an episode of Elmo's World about birthdays, I'm not sure she would've known what one even was. (Now she knows.) Just right for an invitation, I had captured a photo of her sitting on one of those coin-operated mechanical rides you see at strip malls or in front of supermarkets. This became a pivotal theme-setter for the party.
Tip #1: With a little forethought, establish the party theme with a photo card invitation. Rather than using licensed character illustrations for paper or email invitations, take a pic of your child with that character (on a ride, holding a plush toy, at an amusement park or store featuring the character, etc.). My daughter's toddler friends were really pleased to receive an invitation in the mail with her photo, at an age when pairing names and faces are still a teaching tool.
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Cookie Monster's Toss Your Cookies Game, made from a Cookie Monster face with cut-out mouth and handmade felt bean bags (which continue to get play at our house in the pretend kitchen).
Pin the Nose (and Eyes) on Elmo, a handmade felt face stuffed with batting.
Dorothy's airbnb Prize Game. This activity is derived from the classic carnival game where picking a numbered object yields an inexpensive prize.
For whatever reason, I was just really, really averse to buying more plastic single-purpose toys for the sake of a party, and, though I contemplated having a tub of rubber duckies so each child could also take one home, I decided that this, however logically inconsistent (because, please, I was still totally committed to shopping at Dollar Tree and Target for the cheap, mostly "Made in China" goods), was unnecessary and wasteful for the purpose sought. So, what I ended up doing was spending at least an hour of design work around a sign just to create a story around why it was not Ernie's rubber duckies or why Dorothy's fish bowl had no Dorothy, but, instead, three turtle bath toys we already had around the house. All the while, Dorothy's bowl is not a fishbowl at all, but an empty glass kimchi jar. The drawers, an IKEA Helmer red enamel rolling drawer unit, was a piece of small furniture we already had that was emptied out for the party to serve as the prize drawers as well as the display stand for the game.
So, the story goes that Dorothy's actually on vacation and has subletted her fish bowl to the three turtles via an airbnb listing. Drawers 1, 2 and 3 had either a 25-piece puzzle, 2-pack palm-sized board books or flash cards for prizes, all Sesame Street and from Dollar Tree.
Oscar's Tattoo Parlor. Besides very, very tiny Oscar the Grouch stickers on the sign, the grimy guy is noticeably absent here, as we ran out of steam towards the end of the week to figure out how to draw him well. The idea for Oscar's Tattoo Parlor came from a superb and jawdroppingly beautiful sign discovered in my late night Sesame Street reconnaissance. The green plastic trash can contains a paper towels as well as a water-soaked washcloth to apply the Sesame Street temporary tattoos.
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BUENOS AIRES (Reuters) - Argentina on Thursday rejected an invitation from Britain to a meeting that would include representatives of the government of the Falkland Islands, further hardening the diplomatic stalemate over the South Atlantic archipelago.
Argentine Foreign Minister Hector Timerman said in an open letter to his British counterpart William Hague that only a bi-lateral meeting between Argentina and Britain would be acceptable.
The two countries fought a 10-week war in 1982 over the Falklands, which are part of Britain's self-governing overseas territories. Britain won but Argentina started pressing its sovereignty claim anew last year after oil exploration began in waters near the remote, wind-swept islands.
Timerman's letter came in response to an invitation to visit the foreign office during a visit to London this week. Representatives of the Falklands were also invited.
"I lament your letter of yesterday stating you cannot meet without the supervision of the Malvinas settlers," Timerman's letter said, using the Argentine term for the Falkland Islands.
"It's a shame that you reject a bilateral meeting," the letter continues. "You need not keep trying to put together meetings during my visit to London. Leave that job to our own efficient embassy."
"I invite you to visit Argentina," Timerman went on, "to hold a bilateral meeting and to show you that our country is a true democracy, where my fellow foreign ministers can meet freely with whom they want, without me pushing them into meetings that do not interest them."
President Cristina Fernandez last year marked the 30th anniversary of the Falklands war with an ongoing diplomatic campaign to assert Argentina's sovereignty claim.
London has refused to start talks on sovereignty with Buenos Aires unless the roughly 3,000 islanders, known as "Kelpers", want them. The islanders show no signs of wanting to break with Britain and are expected to affirm as much in a referendum due to be held in March.
The dispute has not deterred British energy companies from exploring on the islands, which are expected to start producing their first oil in 2017.
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Spring Pasta - Campanelle Pasta with Asparagus, Peas and Pancetta
I decided to make a similar version of Stacey's recipe, but I used a few extra ingredients. I have a huge jar of julienned sun-dried tomatoes, in oil, that was an impulse buy at Costco. I could feed all of Sicily on what's in the jar, so I wanted to make another dent in it. I also had an almost empty bottle of Sauvignon Blanc (I buy it at Trader Joe's for cooking purposes). My sage plant is just starting to come back with larger leaves, so I opted to cut some fresh Italian parsley instead.
I didn't measure, so I'll try and give you a general idea:
I didn't photograph all of my ingredients, because I was going by impulse at the time:
One of my favorite deli staples is pre-cut pancetta, from Trader Joe's. It's perfect for busy weeknight cooking. I thawed some frozen peas, chopped some fresh asparagus, garlic, shallots. Not pictured is fresh Italian parsley, about 1/4 cup of julienned, cut sun-dried tomatoes and a block of parmigiano-reggiano cheese.
While the pasta was cooking in salted water, I heated a little olive oil, and started to cook the pancetta:
Then I added the shallots for a minute, or two:
The garlic was added at the end, just until fragrant so that it wouldn't burn and become bitter.
Then I added the white wine (about 1/2 cup) and reduced that for a couple of minutes; then I added the sun-dried tomatoes and some chicken stock (about 1/2 cup). I let that reduce for a few minutes. In the meantime...
When the pasta was 2 minutes from being al dente, I tossed in the asparagus into the pot and then I drained the pasta and asparagus:
I added about 1/2 cup of heavy cream to the sauce:
...and let it reduce for a few minutes more.
Last, I added the pasta & cooked asparagus, peas and fresh Italian parsley, and I use a micro plane to grate fresh cheese.
Once again, dinner was ready in 30 minutes!
Oh, this was so good-- especially with the last of a bottle of Chardonnay we had purchased on my birthday trip to Napa, California. My son wasn't home, so the hubby and I enjoyed our pretty pasta dinner-- we had seconds. It was a spontaneous romantic dinner-- and so delicious.
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- Elyse said...
Rejoice!! This dish totally reminds me of spring--and the fact that spring weather is here (hopefully to stay). I just love all of the ingredients you've used here. Looks uber-delicious!
- March 18, 2009 at 11:15 PM
- Culinarywannabe said...
I saw this on Stacey's sight as well, and was totally drooling. Your version looks so delicious and creamy - I can't wait to try it!!
- March 19, 2009 at 3:39 AM
- Donna-FFW said...
Looks fantastic! It sounds light and refreshing and the picture is gorgeous. I love all your photos Debby!
- March 19, 2009 at 3:45 AM
- Stacey Snacks said...
I like your twists to the recipe!
Wasn't it so yummy? I could've eaten the whole pan!
- March 19, 2009 at 5:23 AM
- Deborah said...
This looks like spring on a plate!
- March 19, 2009 at 8:45 AM
- A Feast for the Eyes said...
Stacey, you're not kidding! This was so delicious that hubby and I had seconds. We could not resist it. The wine made it even better!
- March 19, 2009 at 2:10 PM
- Kevin said...
That is a tasty looking spring pasta. I am really looking forward to the asparagus.
- March 21, 2009 at 8:05 AM
- Dazy said...
That's a very good approach of narrating a recipe in a story-like manner. I'm making this tomorrow for my kids. It is a snap to prepare.
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SHOW LOW, Ariz. — A woman police say is from Blackfoot was arrested in Arizona Sunday after she was found driving a stolen vehicle of a murdered woman near the Mexico border.
Gabriela Maldonado, a 21-year-old female, was detained at the border crossing April 30 driving a stolen 2006 Hummer and was arrested for auto theft, according to Show Low Police Chief Jeffrey Smythe.
She is one of three suspects police believe were involved in a double homicide in Show Low, Ariz. Maldonado and Aleksys Lomeli-Garcia, 19, attempted to cross the border into Mexico driving the victim's vehicles. Lomeli-Garcia has been arrested for auto theft and first degree murder.
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I was at ASU's Walter Cronkite School of Journalism and Mass Communication Friday morning to be interviewed for a video presentation that I probably shouldn't describe — I think it's a surprise for the person I was there to talk about.
At the end of the interview, I learned that the young woman asking the questions, senior Lisa Blanco, was part of a team of students who earned "best student documentary" in the 2012 Broadcast Education Association's Festival of Media Arts competition, an international exhibition of award-wining faculty and student works.
ASU announced the award in February. The actual presentation was made at an award ceremony earlier this month at the BEA annual convention in Las Vegas.
Blanco co-produced the documentary, called "Tipping the Scales," with Arielle Horsch, Samantha Lloyd and Angela Ortega. The 27-minute video tackles a tricky topic: childhood obesity.
I spent part of my Saturday afternoon watching the documentary. It is a sensitive, thoughtful and sometimes painfully honest look at the many factors that figure into our country's childhood obesity epidemic.
The documentary also points to solutions, following the founder of an innovative exercise program and profiling a family that has made conscious choices to adapt a healthier lifestyle.
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The compromise worked out late Wednesday would require school districts to retain first-graders who aren't proficient in reading based on an assessment. But any decision to hold a child back would require consultation between parents and school officials.
Legislators were expected to consider the compromise on Thursday.
Brownback proposed in January that third-graders be held back if their reading scores were lacking. The proposal was part of his policy to improve fourth-grade reading scores statewide.
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In fall 2011, Woodstock students surprised audiences with their production of Learner and Lowe's Scottish tale BRIGADOON which garnered attention from both local and national newspapers. The show's large-scale, professional setting was reportedly drastically different from other productions Woodstock had previously performed. Now students anticipate that this semester's production of AROUND THE WORLD IN 80 DAYS will be just as successful as BRIGADOON was.
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I was wrong. The leading conservative in the Continental Congress—you know, the guy who was giving a speech urging conciliation with the king as the Declaration of Independence was being signed—was named Dickinson, and not whatever I said.
Upon reading the reply to my letter sent in by Mr. Davis, it would appear that he is so busy spouting Goebels, Limbaugh, Palin, etc. propaganda that he is incapable of connecting the dots. I'll try to make it simple.
How many times have you heard conservatives brag that they are members of the party of Lincoln, and in the next breath, denounce the "tax-and-spend" Democrats? If you'll take the trouble to read a little history, you'll find that the party of Lincoln financed the Civil War, bought what the conservatives of the time called Seward's Folly, built the intercontinental railroad, built the Panama Canal, built the interstate highway system, and spent many hundreds of billions chasing non-existent weapons of mass destruction in Iraq. All that stuff took a little spending.
Furthermore, Reagan raised taxes at least six or seven times, and they complain about tax-and-spend Democrats. Seems like they're mixed up.
When I was a kid, Hitler tortured, we didn't. When I was a kid, Hitler had a hate-spewing propagandist named Goebels, we had none that I know of.
Now that I'm older, Bush and Cheney joined right in with Hitler and tortured. Now that I'm older, Bush and Cheney joined right in with Hitler and attacked a country under false pretenses (or did somebody finally find those elusive weapons of mass destruction that Bush and Cheney were told Iraq didn't have).
Now that I'm older, conservatives have a big group of people who spout hate day-in and day-out. They put Goebels to shame (or are there really death panels just waiting to get their hands on me?), yet the conservatives put Hitler-like whiskers on pictures of Obama. Seems to me like they're mixed up.
How many times have you heard the conservative hate-mongering propagandists use the term "baby killer"? Have you ever heard them use the term "poor people killer"? Seems to me like that is what health care in this country was until a few days ago.
In closing, Mr. Davis doesn't see what the exceptionalism of my kids has to do with anything. He just wants you to believe all "Libs" are a bunch of losers who are happy to see their kids finish 174th or whatever he said. Mine aren't losers, in fact, I forgot to mention that my daughter got to wear a yellow sash both at her high school graduation and when she received her masters from Cal State San Bernardino. Yellow sash means straight A's, and she learned to read. Too bad Mr. Davis didn't. If he had, he might have learned about the "Peace Party" during the election of 1864. And, if he had just listened in grade school, he could have learned that George Washington had to tell folks he didn't want to be king.
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