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Hooray! Today is Grandkid's Day! This is a special day in our community where family and loved ones are encouraged to come and enjoy all of the events and togetherness that Soleil has to offer.
If you are looking for ways to entertain young ones or just a way to spend your Thursday, here are some ideas for taking full advantage of all the wonderful opportunities available on Soleil's beautiful grounds and in our facilities.
Ready to brave the outdoors?
- Take a family walk on the walking trails
- Have a picnic by the lake or use the scenic view for a photo opportunity
- Invite some friendly competition with a match of tennis or round of bocce ball on the courts
- Take a dip in the beautiful outdoor swimming pool
Too hot to go outside?
- Enjoy a game of chess or another board game in our clubhouse
- Make a masterpiece for the kids to take home in the Arts & Crafts Center
There are always new people to meet, memories to make and adventures to be had at Soleil!
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Vitamin C is an essential nutrient well known for its vital role in immune system function. It is a highly effective antioxidant that can protect the body's structures from oxidative damage generated during normal metabolism. Vitamin C is also necessary for the production of collagen and is therefore important for skin, bone, and joint health. It is also needed for amino acid metabolism and the utilization of many nutrients, such as folic acid and iron.Quality guarantee:
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Most products are shipped on the next day. Some products that we do not sell frequently (such as essential oils in bottles of 10mL or 30mL) require an extra day. This is due to the fact that they are made to order by the manufacturer, so that you get the freshest product possible.
For more information, you can click here to view the FAQ, or contact us by mail or chat.
We are an online retailer. Therefore, the address mentioned at the bottom of the website is not a shop and no products are sold there.
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January Jones was seen shopping in NYC, taking a break from her promotional duties for Mad Men. January stopped by the Yves Saint Laurent store on Fifth Avenue to pick up some items before making her way back to her hotel.
January wore her MiH's Monaco Cropped jeans in Conch, with a pair of black boots and a flowy blouse. She usually looks great, but I am not a fan of the boots with this outfit. I think the fact she paired a taller boot with cropped flare jeans, makes the jeans look awkward and too short, this is not my favorite look that she's worn. What do you think of January's outfit? Buy MiH Jeans online at their website here.
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Olivier Campenon – President Franco-British Chamber of Commerce
The 7th edition of the Hays luncheon organised with the Franco-British Chamber of Commerce has been a success as voiced by many participants. This year again, Alistair Cox did a splendid presentation of the Global Skills Index report issued for 2016. And this year is definitely very special due to the recent events in the UK and in the US. Alistair answered very openly and brightly to the many questions of the audience, mostly senior executives of large international companies, of which many are members of the Economic Circle of the Franco-British chamber.
It is impossible to summarise such a rich discussion though two points stood out particularly: the ongoing shortage of talents and skills which might impact future growth and the limited effect of the Brexit announcement on recruitment and recruitment plans, at least at this stage.
The economic evolutions in the coming months are difficult to predict and it was a real pleasure to get some light from Alistair. Many thanks again to him and to the entire Hays team!


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Concurrency: Past and Present
Brian Goetz
Brian's keynote on the challenges of concurrent programming was very interesting. Brian was the most intense of the three keynote speakers.
Shared, mutable state is the root of all evil when it comes to concurrency. Languages like Erlang solve this problem by not supporting mutable data structures. Erlang's syntax, however, is cryptic and not very readable. Object/functional hybrid languages like Scala and F# try to give the best of both worlds.
In C# or Java, you can make your code more concurrent by designing immutable objects whenever possible.
Introducing Behaviour-Driven Development
Andy Glover
Andy masterfully engaged the audience in his session. He started off with an intro to jbehave. If you're a .Net developer, nbehave is the C# equivalent. He then moved on to easyb, a story driven development framework that Andy is building.
Amazon.com Code Ninja Challenge Part 2
The second challenge was coded in Java, so it was easier for me to follow than the first. The function recursively calculated the greatest common factor (GCF) for two numbers. I could describe what the function was doing, but I couldn't remember that it was called GCF. After going back and forth for 10 minutes, the Amazon.com guys guided me towards the answer. They gave me an "A" for effort and I received my second Code Ninja badge.
Jim Weirich apparently solved the problem in 20 seconds!
DSLs in Static and Dynamic Languages
Neal Ford
My ninja training caused me to miss the beginning of Neal's presentation. When I walked in, he was demonstrating how to develop an internal DSL using Java. He then implemented the same DSL in Groovy, and then in Ruby. You could see the line noise decrease as he changed languages. Neal is a huge Ruby fan. He believes Ruby is the best language out there for creating an internal DSL (internal vs. external dsl courtesy of Martin Fowler).
RESTful Web Services
Dave Donaldson
Dave was a decent presenter. The session, however, was geared towards REST newbies. I've been playing with RESTful services for a few months now and I'm pretty comfortable with the basics. Dave also spent a little too much time on HTTP and SOAP basics and not enough time on REST. For those who are new to Web Services, however, the intro to HTTP and SOAP may have been just right.
This was the last session I planned on staying for. I decided to leave early and start the 250 mile drive home.
Final Thoughts
CodeMash 2008 was totally worth it. I made a few new friends and I've got two areas to focus on in 2008
- Improve my TDD discipline
- Learn more about Scala or F# (haven't decided which one yet)
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Open Thread: It Happened to You
This is your place to talk about the funny, sad, outrageous things that are happening in your life -- whenever you're ready.
I was standing in our 1950s kitchen when Kevin came up behind me.
"Do you want to watch?" he asked, as I stirred spaghetti sauce on the stove. His voice sounded odd, so I turned around, spoon still in hand -- and was horrified to see my police officer husband holding his service revolver next to his mouth.
My first thought was that of relief, that none of my children were in the room when it happened. My second was fear that he might actually carry out his threat. He didn't. My rational, concerned response made him realize his actions were unnecessary -- and would only make more problems for our already troubled family.
That night, when I felt something akin to terror that Kevin might really kill himself, I had to weigh the possible consequences of my own reaction. If I dialed 911, I knew that Kevin might not just lose his job -- his career would be over. A career that was his life. It had been, ever since he followed tradition by becoming part of the "thin blue line." All the men in Kevin's family were in law enforcement, and he made the decision to do the same when he was just a small boy.
Because Kevin seemed to calm down, and it appeared to me he was merely acting out in response to family stressors, I never made that phone call. So Kevin continued working as an Alcohol, Tobacco and Firearms agent and no one was the wiser. However, not long after, when the stressors of both work and family continued to build and impact Kevin negatively, I was left with no choice.
That's because I take mental illness very seriously. So I've never regretted having my second husband committed to a psychiatric ward -- and would do it all over again, if need be. I take it this seriously because I've been mentally ill myself. Which means I know the risks involved, for myself and for my loved ones.
I've been openly discussing my own battle with major depression and PTSD symptoms since I left Chestnut Ridge Hospital in 1991. I wrote about it in "Sister of Silence," my memoir. I entered CRH voluntarily, because of an unrelenting fear that I might end up taking a life -- mine. Or that of my children.
I lived with that fear almost daily during my marriage to their father. And although our divorce was final in February 1991, I was still feeling the effects of years of abuse at his hands. I felt like I'd never move past the violence he exposed us to. So I decided to get help for the overwhelming feelings of sadness I was still experiencing. That's when I checked myself into CRH.
In 1991, mental illness -- from depression to PTSD to schizophrenia -- carried with it even more stigma than it does now. But I knew I wasn't alone, and I wanted to share my life-saving experience with other people who also might need mental help. That's why I wrote a column about my hospital stay for the local newspaper where I then worked.
I discovered that my framed column hangs on the walls at Chestnut Ridge quite by accident. That's because I saw it there when I went to visit Kevin in April 1996. It wasn't very long after his suicide threat that night in our kitchen. He seemed to be getting better but then suddenly, he was worse again. Arguing unreasonably with my four children, over the most ridiculous things.
I've kept diaries most of my life, so I still have the entries from that time period. One entry in particular stands out, showing how much everyday things were affecting Kevin. Things like kitchen chairs. Yes, kitchen chairs. One of my daughters wanted to sit in one to do her homework, but Kevin said it was his chair, "so you can't use it." The entries show the effect the family dynamics had on him -- they were turning him into an insecure and frightened child.
Kevin and I married in November 1995, turning him into a parent overnight. I thought he would make a great stepfather, since he hit it off right away with three of my four children. What I didn't count on was Eddie, my children's father and my ex-husband. Eddie became like a dog whose territory had been threatened by another canine, and immediately took steps to try to regain his territory.
Suddenly, he was lavishing the love and attention on my children they had been begging for since they were old enough to talk. He was using them to spy on Kevin and me, grilling them for details about our life during his weekends with them. And he was telling our children that he would never stop loving me, no matter what.
Eddie's tactics took the normal level of stress that occurs in any new stepfamily and exacerbated it beyond belief. Even though we had been in family therapy for several months, it was all Kevin and I could do to keep up with each successive psychological attack from Eddie. By the time March 1996 arrived and Kevin threatened to kill himself with his service revolver in the kitchen, everyone's emotions were running ragged.
By month's end, doctors decided that one of my children -- who had been a patient at Chestnut Ridge's day hospital program for her own battle with depression -- was well enough to be discharged. Kevin and I got the news at our weekly family meeting, and then went for lunch while hospital staff completed her paperwork. As we drove a short distance to a nearby restaurant, Kevin began arguing with me. "She's not ready to come home. She might still have problems and we can't handle them!" he told me.
I tried to pacify him, telling him if the hospital thought she was ready to come home, then she must be. As I tried to eat my lunch, I watched the man who had once been my knight in shining armor -- debonair and handsome, with curly blond hair and green eyes -- rant and rave, making little sense but growing angrier and angrier. Then he said it -- the words that struck terror into my heart.
"I'm going to kill myself and if anyone tries to stop me, I'll kill them, too!" I took one look at him and saw such an intense level of pain and anger there, I almost couldn't breathe. Especially when I saw the weapon -- the .357 Smith and Wesson service revolver he always wore -- concealed beneath his denim jacket.
Somehow, though, I kept on breathing -- and then the first chance I got, I ran to a pay phone and called one of the hospital therapists. I could do this because Kevin had left the restaurant ahead of me, when I refused to get into the vehicle with him. He threw the keys down, turned around and began walking along the road.
During that phone call, the therapist's response was all the confirmation I needed to validate my own fears. "You need to fill out commitment papers," she said, "so Kevin can be evaluated. They'll make sure he's seen by a psychiatrist, who can determine how much of a danger he is to himself and other people."
I'm sure I was shaking as I hung the receiver back in its cradle. It was all I could do to walk out and get into our vehicle, much less drive back to Chestnut Ridge to fill out the paperwork. It was one of the hardest things I've ever done in my life.
And I've imagined the scene as Kevin related it to me at least a thousand times. Tried to picture the humiliation that must have swept over him. Wondered if he knew then he could never -- no matter how hard he tried -- forgive me. That day, though, all I cared about was saving a life, or perhaps more than one.
Kevin was standing at a pay phone across town when two patrol cars squealed to a stop nearby. Four police officers jumped from the vehicles, guns drawn, pointed directly at Kevin, as they ordered him to drop his own weapon. From there, he was handcuffed and put in leg shackles, and taken to the emergency room. A psychiatrist evaluated him, confirming he did need psychiatric help. A commitment hearing occurred, the mental health commissioner ruled he was a danger to himself and others, and just like that, Kevin was sent to the psychiatric ward.
After months of outpatient therapy and much personal work on his own issues, Kevin was finally able to live a normal life again. But my decision to report his dangerous threats, and his involuntary commitment, was not without great personal sacrifice. It cost Kevin his career and, ultimately, it cost us our marriage.
Would I do it again, if I could go back in time? Yes, in a heartbeat. Because I take mental illness -- even depression -- very seriously. I just wish everyone else would, too.


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Whether concrete plant, wood processing, steel production other harsh manufacturing environments - the 15-inch touch panel H15ST PC is designed for machine level applications under extreme conditions.
The surfaces of the powder-coated steel housing are inclined. This ensures a low pollution. Liquids can flow at any point. Thanks to the passive cooling is the housing all around closed.
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- fully enclosed housing in protection class up to IP65 with optimized heat dissipation
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Optional hygienic designl: For applications in the food, beverage and pharmaceutical industry, the H15ST-PC is available in stainless steel. Without joints, edges and pores, the panels meet the stringent requirements of DIN EN 1672-2.
Can be operated via capacitive multitouch or resistive film touch. Thanks fanless* design and the wireless tci baseboard technology of the H15ST-series systems are particularly volatile and flexibly adapted to your requirements.
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Indian Council Of Agricultural Research , Agricultural Scientists Recruitment Board (ASRB) disclosed the Vacancy posts of 431 Agricultural Scientists and therefore will hold a competitive examination known as Agricultural Research Service Examination ARS Exam… The Exam will be held in Two schedule or schemes :
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The candidates who got through the ARS Main Exam and also the VIVA VOCE Interview process will be appointed as Scientists in ASRB..
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Our matcha is produced in the world famous Yame tea region, located in the southern Fukuoka Prefecture.
Yame region has been initially famous for gyokuro- the highest quality sencha(loose leaf tea). The region accounts for about 40% of the total Gyokuro production in Japan, and the average unit price of the products from Yame is the highest in the country.
In particular, Hoshino Village in Yame is considered as one of the most ideal places for growing green tea plants for Gyokuro and Matcha because of the inland climate, the altitude, good shade, quality soil and fog-prone nature of the locality.
Hoshino Tea Company applied the hidden knowledge and experiences the company accumulated from the production of Japan's most rewarded and sought-after Gyokuro to its Matcha creation.
In the past 30 years, Hoshino's matcha has received huge recognitions by the major tea schools, and more and more tea masters in Japan had started using it.


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America's New Energy Security
Thanks to new technology, the U.S. has become less dependent on petroleum imports from unstable countries.
Every president since Richard Nixon has called for energy independence. Nevertheless, U.S. reliance on imported oil long seemed to be headed in only one direction—up—and that pointed to inevitably increasing dependence on the huge resources of the Middle East.
No longer. U.S. petroleum imports, on a net basis, reached their peak—60%—of domestic consumption in 2005. Since then, they have been going in the other direction. They are now down to 46%....


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Suzuki SA's little Swift hatchback now adds the "special edition" tag to its name along with a number of enhancements previously reserved for the flagship Swift Sport. Image galleryThe Swift SE's main styling feature is its roof spoiler, while different tail light clusters and 16" alloys are further talking points. SPORTY TWIST ON SWIFTOther distinguishing features include silver door releases and, integrated into the front bumper, a pair of fog lights. The enhancements continue in the cabin where the Swift SE has an audio system with MP3 capability and a USB port, and an instrument panel with chromed trim. The sport seats are also new and finished in silver fabric; a colour scheme that is echoed on the leather-wrapped steering wheel with silver stitching.As for its firepower, the Swift SE is powered by Suzuki's familiar 1.5 four-cylinder with variable valve timing, a number of friction reducing measures and an advanced electronic throttle control. The engine is develops 70kW/130Nm and, according to Suzuki, delivers combined fuel consumption of 5.5 litres/100km and CO2 emissions of 132g/km. The SE is offered with a choice of five-speed manual or four-speed auto transmission. PRICES1.4i GL manual - R159 9001.4i SE manual - R169 9001.4i SE automatic - R184 9001.4i GLS manual - R179 9001.4i GLS automatic - R194 9001.6 Sport manual - 216 900Prices include a three-year or 100 000 km warranty, as well as a four-year or 60 000km service plan.
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Looking for any BE BTech or Post graduates in computers. Knowledge on IT Infra support. Knowledge on Networking, Server and Tech support
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Small baby dropped on hot coal by father during ritual activity
|small baby dropped on hot coal by the father during performing the ritual of walking on burning coal in Punjab, source via - google search, India news.
Small baby dropped on hot coal by father - a small boy was dropped on hot coal while his father was holding him and walking on the hot coal while performing a ritual activity in Jalandhar, Punjab.
He was accidentally dropped when the father was walking barefoot on hot coal embers as part of a religious ritual when he lost his balance and fell.
The child was rescued immediately, his name was Karthik, he was taken to the hospital for the treatment of the burns he had due to falling on hot coal.
The family did not visit the hospital when people took him to the hospital as the family believes that god is with him and he will heal him and they have faith in god.
The small boy has burns on his limbs and one side of his trunk, the father was also suffering from burns.
This will take at least five to seven days for the wounds to heal and settle down.
"I have provided them financial assistance of 10,000 rupees (£105) and sent them to Punjab Institute of Medical Sciences," the Press Trust of India quoted local MLA (Member of the Legislative Assembly), Manoranjan Kalia as saying.
Scores of devotees gather for the Maa Mariyamma festival in Punjab's Jalandhar city. In an ancient Hindu festival that is still practised, devotees must fast for at least seven days before walking on fire in honour of their deity.
This ritual is being followed by many people there and is continuing since many years, people walk on hot coal to get their wishes fulfilled, it is said that whoever passes this fire test his wish gets fulfilled.
There was also an incident same like this happened few year back when a mother slipped on hot coal walking with her daughter.


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CARTIF III new building is located in the centre of Spain, under a Mediterranean Continental Climate having 4.075 m2 of floor space for CARTIF Technology Center research activities, 935 m2 for offices and 3.140 m2 for industrial activities (as test facilities).
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It is a very low energy building, which integrates a lot of solutions for energy saving and to improve the overall energy efficiency.
CARTIF III building has been designed to have several industrial activities zones and some offices for R&D tasks of CARTIF Foundation. So, there are four industrial areas of 3100 m2 and an office area of 935 m2. The main façade is south oriented, with almost the entire façade and the entire southwest side closed with a glass wall that improves solar gain and a blind with oriented louvers, fixed to optimize the daylight use, avoiding glare. The building has basement, ground floor and first floor, but not into whole plant as some of the industrial zones were designed as cathedral ceiling or double height.
Throughout the first two years of the DIRECTION project, the building has gone through various stages, from being unoccupied in its beginnings to a partial occupation at present, as have been occupied the different areas. Its first occupants arrived in fall 2012.
From a technical point of view, should be mentioned that in the latter half of 2013 have been finalized the measuring and monitoring plans, and numerous meters and sensors, which are already collecting information have been installed. Have also been defined the specific KPI (Key Performance Indicators) for this demonstrator. With all this we hope to confirm how the initial estimations in terms of savings, energy consumption, and reductions in CO2 emissions are successfully achieved and demonstrate how it is possible to improve the overall energy efficiency of a building to achieve a level of primary energy consumption less than 60 kWh per m2 and year.
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Yasuhiro Ishimoto
Yasuhiro Ishimoto (石元 泰博 Ishimoto Yasuhiro[1], June 14, 1921 – February 6, 2012) was an influential Japanese-American photographer.
Ishimoto was born on June 14, 1921 in San Francisco, California, where his parents were farmers. In 1924, the family left the United States and returned to his parents' hometown within present-day Tosa, in Kōchi Prefecture, Japan. After Ishimoto graduated from Kōchi Agricultural High School, he returned to the United States in 1939, studying architecture at Northwestern University in Chicago for two years. Though he did not complete this program, architecture would hold an important place in his photography.[2]
From 1942 to 1944, he was interned with other Japanese Americans at the Amache Internment Camp (also known as Granada Relocation Center) in Colorado. It was here that he began to learn photography.[3]
Returning to Chicago, in 1946 Ishimoto joined the Fort Dearborn Camera Club[4] for amateur filmmakers and photographers there.[5] He enrolled in the Photography Department of the Chicago Institute of Design in 1948 (later the Institute of Design of the Illinois Institute of Technology) and studied with Harry M. Callahan and Aaron Siskind, graduating in 1952. During this time, he won numerous photography awards, including the Moholy-Nagy Prize, which he won twice.
Ishimoto returned to Japan to live in 1953 and that same year, on a commission from New York's Museum of Modern Art, he photographed Katsura Imperial Villa (Katsura rikyū) in Kyoto, working in black-and-white. Work from this assignment eventually was published as the book, Katsura: Tradition and Creation in Japanese Architecture (sometimes shortened to Katsura) in 1960. The book has texts by Walter Gropius and Tange Kenzō.
Ishimoto's work was chosen by Edward Steichen to appear in the Family of Man exhibition and catalogue at the Museum of Modern Art in 1955, and Steichen also selected his work for a three-person exhibition in 1961.
From 1958 to 1961, Ishimoto lived and worked in Chicago on a Minolta fellowship. His photographs from this time, mostly street scenes, were eventually published in 1969 as Chicago, Chicago. After having returned to Japan in 1961, Ishimoto became a naturalized Japanese citizen in 1969. During the 1960s, he taught photography at Kuwasawa Design School, the Tokyo College of Photography and, between 1966 and 1971, at Tokyo Zokei University.
Ishimoto travelled and photograph widely, visiting Southwest Asia[6] in 1966, and South America, North Africa and Australia for three months in 1975. The following year he made trips to Iran, Iraq and Turkey and in 1977 he again visited Turkey, also travelling to Spain and India. He visited China in 1978.
With photographs taken at the temple Tō-ji (also known as Kyōō Gokokuji) in Kyoto, Ishimoto produced an exhibition in 1977 called Den Shingonin Ryōkai Mandala (The Mandalas of the Two Worlds). His photography was later used in a very lavish publication of the same title.
Between 1973 and 1993 Ishimoto produced a number of in-camera color abstractions that appeared as covers for the Japanese magazine Approach. In 1980, at the Museum of Modern Art, he photographed Monet's Water Lilies in detail and full size.
Ishimoto returned to Katsura in 1982 and took another series of photographs, this time with many in color, often using the same or very similar views to those of his 1953 photographs at the same location. Work from this project was published in Katsura Villa: Space and Form.
His more recent photography dealt with the transitory nature of life as shown in his photographs of clouds, footprints in melting snow and fallen leaves. This theme was also evident in his photographs of Ise Shrine (also known as Ise Jingū), which he was permitted to photograph in 1993. This ancient Shinto shrine is torn down and rebuilt every twenty years.[7]
Ishimoto participated in many exhibitions, including New Japanese Photography at the Museum of Modern Art in 1974, solo shows in 1960 and 1999 at the Art Institute of Chicago, a retrospective in 1989–1990 at Seibu Museum of Art in Tokyo, and an exhibition at the National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, in 1996.
Ishimoto's many awards include winning the Young Photographer's Contest, Life magazine (1950); the photographer of the year award, Japan Photo Critics Association (1957); the Mainichi Art Award (1970); the annual award (1978, 1990) and distinguished contribution award (1991) of the Photographic Society of Japan; and governmental medals of honour (1983, 1993). In 1996 the Japanese government named Ishimoto a Person of Cultural Merit, an honour that includes a lifelong stipend. In 2004 Ishimoto donated his archive of seven thousand images, valued at 1.4 billion yen, to the Museum of Art, Kochi. In English, Yasuhiro Ishimoto signed his name "Yas Ishimoto". See examples.[8]
Ishimoto died at the age of 90 on February 6, 2012, after being hospitalized the month before for a stroke.[9]
Major exhibitions[edit]
Solo exhibitions[edit]
- Art Institute of Chicago. 1960.
- Museum of Modern Art, New York. 1961.
- "Den Shingonin Ryōkai Mandala" / "Mandala of Two Worlds". Seibu Museum of Art, Tokyo. 1977.
- Seibu Museum of Art, Tokyo. 1989–1990
- Yasuhiro Ishimoto, Rencontres d'Arles festival, 1994.
- "Yasuhiro Ishimoto: Remembrance of Things Present". National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo, 1996.
- "Ishimoto Yasuhiro-ten: Shikago, Tōkyō" (石元泰博展 シカゴ、東京) / "Yasuhiro Ishimoto: Chicago and Tokyo". Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, Tokyo. 1998.
- "Yasuhiro Ishimoto: A Tale of Two Cities". Art Institute of Chicago. 1999.
- "Yasuhiro Ishimoto: Mandalas of the Two Worlds at the Kyoo Gokokuji". National Museum of Art, Osaka. 1999.
- "Yasuhiro Ishimoto Photographs: Traces of Memory". Cleveland Museum of Art. 2000–2001.
- "Ishimoto Yasuhiro Shashinten 1946–2001" (石元泰博写真展 1946–2001) / "Yasuhiro Ishimoto". The Museum of Art, Kochi. April–May 2001.
Joint exhibitions[edit]
- The Family of Man. Museum of Modern Art, 1955
- New Japanese Photography. Museum of Modern Art, 1974
Books devoted to Ishimoto's work[edit]
- Aru hi aru tokoro (ある日ある所) / Someday somewhere. Geibi Shuppansha, 1958. Tuttle, 1959.
- Katsura: Nihon kenchiku ni okeru dentō to sōzō (桂 日本建築における伝統と創造) / Katsura: Tradition and Creation in Japanese Architecture. Zōkeisha and Yale University Press, 1960. Second edition (without English text): Tokyo: Chūōkōronsha, 1971. English-language edition: New Haven: Yale University Press, 1972. ISBN 0-300-01599-2
- Shikago, Shikago (シカゴ、シカゴ) / Chicago, Chicago. Tokyo: Bijutsu Shuppansha, 1969. Second edition Tokyo: Japan Publications, 1983. ISBN 0-87040-553-5
- Metropolis [Toshi] (1971)
- (With Haruo Tomiyama.) Ningen kakumei no kiroku (人間革命の記録) / The Document of Human Revolution. Tokyo: Shashin Hyōronsha, 1973.
- Nōmen (能面, "Noh masks"). Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1974.
- Den Shingonin Ryōkai Mandara (伝真言院両界曼荼羅) / The Mandalas of the Two Worlds. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 1977. Photographs on folded screens, lavishly produced and packed in two very large boxes. (An edition of 500, priced at 880,000 yen.)
- Eros und Cosmos in Mandala: The Mandalas of the Two Worlds at the Kyoo Gokoku-ji. Seibu Museum of Art.
- Den Shingon in mandara (伝真言院曼荼羅). Kyoto: Sanburaito Shuppan, 1978.
- Kunisaki kikō (国東紀行, "Kunisaki travelogue"). Nihon no Bi. Tokyo: Shūeisha, 1978. A large-format collection of colour photographs of the Kunisaki peninsula in Kyūshū.
- Karesansui no niwa (枯山水の庭, "Dry gardens"). Tokyo: Kōdansha, 1980.
- Yamataikoku gensō (邪馬台国幻想). Nihon no Kokoro. Tokyo: Shūeisha, 1980.
- Isuramu: Kūkan to mon'yō (イスラム:空間と文様) / Islam: Space and Design. Kyoto: Shinshindō, 1980.
- Kōkoku no jūichimen kannon (湖国の十一観音). Tokyo: Iwanami, 1982.
- Shikago, Shikago: Sono 2 (シカゴ、シカゴ その2) / Chicago, Chicago. Tokyo: Libro Port, 1983. ISBN 978-4-8457-0098-1.
- Shikago, Shikago: Sono 2 (シカゴ、シカゴ その2) / Chicago, Chicago. Tokyo: Canon, 1983. More black and white photographs of Chicago. No captions; foreword and chronology of the photographer in Japanese.
- Katsura rikyū: Kūkan to katachi (桂離宮 空間と形). Tokyo: Iwanami, 1983. English translation: Katsura Villa: Space and Form. New York: Rizzoli, 1987.
- Hana (花) / Hana. Tokyo: Kyūryūdō, 1988. ISBN 4-7630-8804-1. English edition: Flowers, San Francisco: Chronicle, 1989. ISBN 0-87701-668-2.
- Kyō no tewaza: Takumi-tachi no emoyō (京の手わざ:匠たちの絵模様). Tokyo: Gakugei Shorin, 1988. ISBN 4-905640-14-8.
- The Photography of Yasuhiro Ishimoto: 1948–1989. Tokyo: Seibu Museum of Art, 1989.
- Ishimoto Yasuhiro Shashinten 1946–2001 (石元泰博 1946–2001) / Yasuhiro Ishimoto. Kōchi, Kōchi: The Museum of Art, Kochi, 2001. Text in Japanese and English.
- Arata Isozaki Works 30: Architectural Models, Prints, Drawings. Gingko, 1992. ISBN 4-89737-139-2.
- Ise Jingū (伊勢神宮, "Ise shrine"). Tokyo: Iwanami, 1995. ISBN 4-00-008061-X.
- Genzai no kioku (現在の記憶) / Remembrance of Things Present. Tokyo: National Museum of Modern Art, 1996. Catalogue of an exhibition held at the National Film Center in 1996. Captions and text in both Japanese and English.
- Ishimoto Yasuhiro (石元泰博). Nihon no Shashinka. Tokyo: Iwanami, 1997. ISBN 4-00-008366-X. A compact survey of Ishimoto's monochrome work; text in Japanese only.
- Yasuhiro Ishimoto: A Tale of Two Cities. Ed. Colin Westerbeck. Chicago: Art Institute of Chicago, 1999. ISBN 0-86559-170-9. Catalogue of an exhibition at the Art Institute of Chicago, May–September 1999.
- Toki (刻) / Moment. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 2004. ISBN 4-00-008366-X. A survey of Ishimoto's monochrome work; text in Japanese and English.
- Shibuya, Shibuya (シブヤ、シブヤ). Tokyo: Heibonsha, 2007. ISBN 978-4-582-27764-7. Monochrome images, mostly of the backs of individual people waiting for the lights to change at the main crossroads in front of Shibuya Station. No captions; the minimal text is in Japanese and English.
- Meguriau iro to katachi (めぐりあう色とかたち) / Composition. Tokyo: Heibonsha, 2008. ISBN 978-4-582-27769-2. Compositions of colors. The minimal text is in Japanese only.
- Tajū rokō (多重露光) / Multi Exposure. Exhibition catalogue.
- Katsura rikyū (桂離宮). 2010. ISBN 4-89737-655-6.
- Nakamori, Yasufumi. Katsura: Picturing Modernism in Japanese Architecture. Museum of Fine Arts Houston, 2010. ISBN 0-300-16333-9.
- Moriyama Akiko (森山明子). Ishimoto Yasuhiro: Shashin to iu shikō (石元泰博 写真という思考) / Yasuhiro Ishimoto: Beyond the Eye that Shapes. 武蔵野美術大学出版局, 2010. ISBN 4901631950。
Other works[edit]
- Szarkowski, John, and Shoji Yamagishi. New Japanese Photography. New York: Museum of Modern Art, 1974. ISBN 0-87070-503-2 (hard), ISBN 0-87070-503-2 (paper) Four photographs (1953–1954) from Katsura (1960).
- (in Japanese) Nihon nūdo meisakushū (日本ヌード名作集, Japanese nudes). Camera Mainichi bessatsu. Tokyo: Mainichi Shinbunsha, 1982. Pp. 166–69 show nudes by Ishimoto.
- Nihon shashin no tenkan: 1960 nendai no hyōgen (日本写真の転換:1960時代の表現) / Innovation in Japanese Photography in the 1960s. Tokyo: Tokyo Metropolitan Museum of Photography, 1991. Exhibition catalogue, text in Japanese and English. Pp. 68–77 show examples from "Chicago, Chicago".
- Densha ni miru toshi fūkei 1981–2006 (電車にみる都市風景 1981–2006 / Scenes of Tokyo City: Prospects from the Train 1981–2006. Tama City, Tokyo: Tama City Cultural Foundation Parthenon Tama, 2006. Exhibition catalogue; pp. 4–13 are devoted to Ishimoto. Captions and text in Japanese and English.
- ^ Or sometimes Ishimoto Taihaku. For example, the photographs "Jidōsha no imēji" (自動車のイメージ; alternative English title "Land of Cars") in Asahi Camera February 1962, pp. 70–74, are credited to 石元泰博 and "Taihaku Ishimoto"; in his English-language summary at the back of the magazine, the editor refers to him as "Taihaku (Yasuhiro) Ishimoto".
- ^ Luisa Orto and Matsuda Takako, 'Artist Profiles'; in Tucker, et al., The History of Japanese Photography, 345.
- ^ The name of the internment camp has been given in different sources as "Amache", "Amachi", "Armach" and variations of "Granada Relocation Center".
- ^ Camper, Fred (June 10, 1999). "Men on the Street, The everyday art of two extraordinary photographers: Marvin Newman and Yasuhiro Ishimoto". Chicago Reader. Retrieved April 23, 2012.
- ^ Michèle Auer and Michel Auer, Encyclopédie internationale des photographes de 1839 à nos jours/Photographers Encyclopaedia International 1839 to the Present (Hermance: Editions Camera Obscura, 1985). Auer and Auer mention only "filmmakers", but presumably intend to include photographers.
- ^ Auer and Auer use the phrase "Middle and Near East".
- ^ Orto and Matsuda.
- ^ "Archived copy". Archived from the original on 2015-03-28. Retrieved 2014-12-06.
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References and external links[edit]
- Auer, Michèle, and Michel Auer. Encyclopédie internationale des photographes de 1839 à nos jours/Photographers Encyclopaedia International 1839 to the Present. Hermance: Editions Camera Obscura, 1985.
- Ishimoto Photographs of Katsura Imperial Villa at the Canadian Centre for Architecture[permanent dead link]
- Colorado Department of Personnel & Administration. WWII Japanese Internment Camp; 'The Granada Relocation Center Site'. Accessed 31 March 2006
- George Eastman House. George Eastman House Database, s.v. "Ishimoto, Yasuhiro". Accessed 31 March 2006
- I Photo Central. 'E-Photo Newsletter, Issue 84, 1/17/2005'. Accessed, cited 31 March 2006
- Ishimoto, Yasuhiro. 'Postscript'. In Katsura Villa: Space and Form (New York: Rizzoli, 1987), 265, 266.
- Isozaki, Arata, Osamu Sato and Yasuhiro Ishimoto. Katsura Villa: Space and Form (New York: Rizzoli, 1987).
- Longmire, Stephen. "Callahan's Children: Recent Retrospectives of Photographers from the Institute of Design". Afterimage, vol. 28, no. 2 (September/October 2000), 6.
- Photo Gallery International. 'Gallery; Gallery Artists; Yasuhiro Ishimoto'. Accessed 29 October 2003
- Stephen Daiter Gallery. Yasuhiro Ishimoto Photographs. Accessed 26 May 2008.
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At Grand Central Endodontics, Dr. Howard Aaronson and our team provide high-quality endodontic care in a state-of-the-art, comfortable environment. We believe in treating our patients as we would our own families, with excellent patient care, respect for our patients' needs and time, and with a genuine concern for our patients' health and well-being.
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Justin Bieber is charged with dangerous driving and assault after a collision between an ATV and a minivan near Stratford
Pop music heartthrob Justin Bieber is in hot water again — this time on his home turf in Perth County after a reported run-in with paparazzi.
But the hitmaker's Canadian lawyer, Brian Greenspan, is pointing the accusing finger at the celebrity-chasing media.
Bieber, 20, is charged with dangerous driving and assault after a reported collision between an ATV and a minivan near Stratford, near the gated rural estate the pop star bought for his father.
The ATV driver "engaged in a physical altercation" with the van's occupant, OPP said Tuesday.
For Bieber, the charges add to a long list of legal woes that have dogged him in recent years.
In a statement, Greenspan indicated Bieber was at the rural spread Friday with on-again-off-again girlfriend actor-singer Selena Gomez, having a "peaceful retreat" that "was unfortunately disrupted by the unwelcome presence of paparazzi.
"This has regrettably resulted in charges of dangerous driving and assault. Mr. Bieber and Ms. Gomez have fully co-operated in the police investigation," Greenspan wrote.
"We are hopeful that this matter will be quickly resolved."
Pacific Coast News images taken near Stratford last week of Bieber and Gomez on an ATV boomeranged around the world.
Gomez posted a video to her Instagram account on Sunday that appears to show her riding on the back of an ATV:
Pacific Coast News declined comment about what photographer shot the photos or if their photographer was the complainant.
It's not the first time the "Biebs," as he's nicknamed, has found himself on the hot seat and he could be in deeper trouble because of the latest Canadian charges.
Now serving a two-year probation in California for egging his neighbour's home, he could be ordered to return for a court hearing for not keeping his nose clean, one lawyer said.
"He could land himself in some trouble with the probation department there," said Brendon Basiga, a London lawyer who also practises law in Michigan.
Basiga said Bieber might have issues crossing the border back into the U.S. because of the outstanding charges. "It's very likely he's going to have to stick around Canada for the next little while."
"Whether you have a conviction or a charge does not necessarily matter at the border. The border patrol agents are granted extremely wide latitude," he said.
Bieber might be allowed back into the U.S. for the limited purpose of dealing with his probation before a judge.
"There's very likely going to be a probation violation hearing of some kind," Basiga said.
Tensions were high inside the gated estate northeast of Shakespeare where Bieber and Lopez had been staying before the incident, a home the pop star bought two winters ago for his father.
After Free Press reporters parked nearby on a public road, a caller in the home phoned police, complaining of trespassing. The call brought an immediate response from OPP, who arrived within a minutes in a couple of cruisers soon joined by a police van.
A neighbour on a farm that overlooks the property says it appeared Bieber and Gomez had been enjoying a quiet time together, with tents and a bouncy castle set up on the grounds behind the home.
The photos of the couple together on an ATV appeared to have been taken by paparazzi from adjacent properties, including her own, without permission, the neighbour said.
The neighbour declined to identify herself, saying she tries to keep out of the Biebers' business.
"It's a hornet's nest," the neighbour said.
In Stratford, there was mixed reaction to the criminal charges and the role played by paparazzi.
A man who once dreamed up ways to promote Stratford's ties to Bieber, asked about the charges, threw up his hands with more than a tinge of disgust at the question.
"No comment. It's a personal issue," said Eugene Zakreski, executive director of the Stratford Tourism Alliance.
But a mother and daughter say they'll still pull for the pop star and think he deserves sympathy.
"Some people do not like Justin Bieber," said Katelyn Pehlke, "(But) he has done a lot of good for Stratford."
Her mother, Kathryn Pehlke, agreed, saying his mistakes are magnified by his celebrity and that people shouldn't be so quick to condemn him without hearing his version of events.
"Give him a break," she said.
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January 2014: Allegedly assaults Toronto limo driver.
January 2014: Arrested in Miami; charged while racing his Lamborghini. Pleads guilty to careless driving and resisting an officer. That same month, he pelts his California neighbour's home with eggs. Gets two years' probation.
November 2013: Ordered to clean up graffiti on wall of a hotel.
April 2013: Writes in guest book at Anne Frank House in Amsterdam that "hopefully" the young Holocaust victim would have been a "belieber," as his fans are called.
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Here is the full text of the OPP release issued Tuesday morning:
Ontario Provincial Police News Portal [PERTH COUNTY] MALE ARRESTED FOR ASSAULT & DANGEROUS DRIVING 2014-09-02
(TOWNSHIP OF PERTH EAST, ON) – On Friday August 29, 2014 shortly before 3 p.m. Perth County Ontario Provincial Police (OPP) officers responded to a collision between a minivan and an All Terrain Vehicle (ATV) on Line 40 east of Road 106.
Investigation revealed that after colliding, the driver of the ATV and an occupant of the minivan engaged in a physical altercation. Justin BIEBER (20) of Calabasis California U.S.A., has been charged with "dangerous driving", and "assault", contrary to the Criminal Code of Canada. He was released on a Promise to Appear and is scheduled to attend at the Ontario Court of Justice in Stratford on September 29, 2014, to answer to these charges.


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In the early 20th century, the average number of U.S. coal mining fatalities were 1,000 per year, decreasing to about 450 in the mid-20th century and to 140 in the 1970s. Since the 1970s, fatal coal mining injuries have decreased by 92 percent despite a 63 percent increase in coal production.Continue Reading
Historically, the deadliest year in U.S. coal mining history was 1907 with 3,242 fatalities. The three worst coal mine disasters in U.S. history were the Monongah, West Virginia explosion in December 1907, claiming 362 lives; the Cherry, Illinois fire in November 1909, claiming 259 lives; and the Dawson, New Mexico explosion, claiming 263 lives.
Currently, the Department of Labor's Mine Safety and Health Administration employs about one coal mine inspector per 2.5 coal mines to advise and enforce the safety regulations of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Act of 1977 and the Mine Improvement and New Emergency Response Act of 2006. These regulatory measures, along with improved mining technologies, have helped decrease the annual rates of mining deaths, measured as the number of deaths against hours worked. The incident rates of coal mining deaths have decreased from 0.2000 fatalities per 200,000 hours worked in 1970 to 0.0393 in 2000. 2011 saw the lowest incidence of fatalities at 0.0114.
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The European Tour is in Spain for another week for the Andalucian Masters at Club de Golf Valderrama and last year's winner Graeme McDowell has his sights set on retaining his title.
McDowell will have last year's Race to Dubai winner Martin Kaymer to contend with as both former major winners will be paired alongside Miguel Angel Jimenez for the first round at Valderrama on Thursday.
Without a win on tour this season, McDowell will be looking at this tournament as a springboard to help him climb up the Race to Dubai rankings, where he currently lies in 25th place.
The Northern Irishman won the Andalucian Masters last year when he topped the leaderboard with a score of 3-under after strong winds meant only four players finished their 72 holes under par.
Two of those four players were Northern Ireland's Gareth Maybin and Ireland's Damien McGrane, who finished tied for 2nd on 1-under par alongside Denmark's Soren Kjeldsen.
Both Maybin and McGrane will be looking to the heights they achieved this time last year at Valderrama and the possibility of topping the leaderboard this time after last week's display at the Castello Masters.
McGrane finished on 4-under par while Maybin had a weekend to forget when he missed the cut and will be looking to improve his form in Sotogrande this week.
Shane Lowry will also be looking to put last week's performance in Valencia behind him, when a nightmare first round score of 7-over left him playing catch-up; his second round score of 2-over wasn't good enough to recover and the Offaly man subsequently missed the cut.
Peter Lawrie has been in decent form on the west coast of Europe having tied for 11th at the Portugal Masters, he followed that up with a top-30 finish at the Castello Masters, where he tied for 27th in Valencia.
Paul McGinley is back in action following a disappointing display in Portugal just under two weeks ago when the Dublin man failed to make the cut for the weekend play.
His form has been very hit-and-miss and despite his highest tour finish of the year at the KLM Open in the Netherlands where he finished 6th, McGinley has only made the cut at two of his last five tournaments.
Sergio Garcia is straight back into the mix after his record-breaking win in Valencia over the weekend and the Spaniard will be hoping to make it back-to-back titles in his home country.
Both Francesco and Eduardo Molinari are included in the field for the Andalucian Masters as well as the likes of Thomas Bjorn, Peter Hanson, Justin Rose and Matteo Manassero.


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Exercise boasts many benefits - it burns calories; decreases the risk for many chronic diseases; reduces or prevents, high blood pressure; lessens feelings of depression and anxiety; strengthens bones and muscles; and improves mood.
For many people, finding time to exercise before or after work is difficult. But physical activity need not be separate from work. Several research studies have found that people are more productive and in better moods at work when they exercise during the day. Here are some tips to help you reach your physical activity goals while you work.
Use a Balance Ball
Exchanging your desk chair for a balance ball is an easy way to improve your health immediately. A balance ball requires the body to constantly adjust in order to achieve stability and proper alignment of the spine. The body must use the core muscles - the abdominals, hips and back - to achieve this. Not only will a balance ball improve your posture, but it will give you a low impact workout throughout the day.
Maximize Your Breaks
Everyone needs a break during the day. Using this time to exercise is a great way to improve mental clarity and circulation. Take 15 minutes to go for a brisk walk outside or in the parking garage; use resistance bands; do some wall sits, leg extensions, or chair dips. If you are able to do this twice a day, you've met your recommended amount of physical activity for the day.
Take the Stairs for Everything
Stop taking the elevator or the escalator. Take the stairs anytime you need to do something, even if it's on the same floor. For example, if you need to use the bathroom, take the stairs to the top floor and use the bathroom there. Take the stairs two at a time for more of a challenge.
Exercise at Lunch
For many people, lunch is the only flexible time during the day. Consider getting a group of coworkers together for 30 minutes to do some walking, a yoga video, or weights. You could even approach Human Resources to chat about setting up a treadmill or vibration machine at your premises. This could be used within your lunchbreaks or before or after work.
Stand When You Can
Various studies suggest that prolonged sitting is horrible for health and increases mortality. Try standing at least a couple of times an hour - when you're on the phone, reading something, organizing, filing, or just taking a break. You'll burn more calories and improve your circulation every time you stand up.


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Thief gets away after Walgreens robbery in Vero Beach
Deputies looking for gunman
Thief gets away after Walgreens robbery in Vero Beach
Deputies looking for gunman
VERO BEACH, Fla. —
A cashier at a Vero Beach Walgreens store was robbed at gunpoint, and investigators are looking for the thief.
The robbery happened Friday in the 5200 block of U.S. Highway 1.
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The gunman is described as being about 6 feet tall and 200 pounds.
Witnesses said he had rough-looking skin on his chin and what appear to be scars from acne.
He showed the cashier a gun and demanded money.
The man then hustled outside, where a getaway driver was waiting in possibly an older model white, two-door Chevrolet Lumina.
Anyone with information about this crime is urged to call the Indian River County Sheriff's Office.


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Nick Cannon returns as host as top summer series returns to Los Angeles to embark on 11th season
Howie Mandel, Mel B and Heidi Klum will return as judges to NBC's top-rated summer competition series "America's Got Talent," joining previously announced new judge and "Got Talent" creator Simon Cowell.
Nick Cannon will again assume hosting duties as the show returns to Los Angeles for its live performance and results shows and heads into a milestone second decade on the air.
Paul Telegdy, president of alternative and late-night programming, NBC Entertainment, made the announcement.
"Howie, Mel and Heidi have an undeniable chemistry together and bring unbridled energy to everything they do," he said. "We are very excited to bring them back along with Nick Cannon as host, and with the addition of creator Simon Cowell as a judge, the panel just got a little more interesting. We can't wait for the new season to begin."
"Without sounding too arrogant, I am going to call us the 'Fantastic Four,' " Cowell said. "I like this panel because they are slightly nuts. And now let's find a star."
Klum and Mel B are returning as judges for their fourth season. Mandel returns for his seventh season.
This past season of "America's Got Talent" on NBC averaged a 2.9 rating, 10 share in adults 18-49 and 12.5 million viewers overall with its Tuesday edition, ranking it No. 1 among summer alternative series in total viewers for a 10th consecutive year. "AGT" delivered its most-watched season in four years.
Auditions for the upcoming season 11 of are currently underway. The talent show is making stops in 12 U.S. cities, including Kansas City (Jan. 23), Atlanta (Jan. 30), Los Angeles (Feb. 6), Orlando (Feb. 19) and Dallas (Feb. 27). Full details on the nationwide tour, including additional cities and the ability to audition online now, can be found by visiting www.AGTAuditions.com.
The "Got Talent" format, co-owned by FremantleMedia and Syco Entertainment globally, holds the Guinness World Record as the most successful reality TV format. The show can be seen in 190 markets worldwide with more than 500 million global viewers since it began airing in 2006. "Britain's Got Talent" is the U.K.'s highest rated entertainment show of the century and, in 2009, discovered the global singing sensation, Susan Boyle, who has sold 19 million records to date.
Fans can visit the official show site at: http://www.nbc.com/agt.


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Qualcomm and Intel go head-to-head in mobile internet devices
Killer phones or kill-a-phone?
The convergence of PC and cellphone architectures has brought Intel and Qualcomm increasingly into conflict, and at the Consumer Electronics Show in Las Vegas last week, both showed prototypes of their platforms for next generation mobile devices.
Both silicon giants, along with device makers like Nokia, see the current notebooks and smartphones evolving into what Intel calls an ultramobile PC (UMPC), Nokia a multimedia computer or internet tablet, and Qualcomm a pocketable computer.
And both need desperately to take pole position in chips for these devices as they emerge from this year, as by the time UMPCs achieve mass market status – probably from 2011 – their traditional revenue streams will be stagnating.
Qualcomm's COO Sanjay Jha showed off a prototype 'pocketable computer', saying "if you can't carry it in your pocket, you can't carry it with you".
Predictably enough, the device has a slide-out qwerty keyboard and supports HSPA, GPS, Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. It has an 800 pixel screen designed to support viewing of regular, rather than specifically mobile, websites.
The initial operating system is Windows Mobile – not too surprising, given Qualcomm's low profile but long term closeness to Microsoft, and the fact the CDMA giant has not really shown its hand yet on Mobile Linux, unlike Intel and Nokia, which are increasingly including the open source OS in their strategies. Also, with the immature and fragmented state of Mobile Linux, it is currently easier to demonstrate an impressive UMPC platform using Windows Mobile.
The key chip for these devices will be Snapdragon, arguably Qualcomm's most critical current product, as it will underpin many of the company's important moves to diversify its business into areas such as UMPCs and consumer electronics. Indeed, Jha fuelled the rumor mill by naming Amazon's Kindle e-book reader as an example of a non-phone device that could use Snapdragon.
The pocketable PC prototype shown in Las Vegas, codenamed Anchorage, sported a 1GHz processor claiming peak power of 0.5W, talking up Qualcomm's claims that Snapdragon will steal a march on rivals in the all-important power/performance ratio, an area where Intel is also making bold claims for its forthcoming 'Menlow' architecture.
Samsung and HTC are the first publicly announced OEMs for the design underpinning Anchorage, and expect commercial devices late this year, aiming to leap in before companies like Apple, which is rumored to be readying a UMPC-style product for late 2008.
Jha said that, in the medium term, he would target volumes of about 200m for Anchorage or its successors – about the total current base of high end smartphones, as compared to 1.3bn cellphones overall.
Contest with Intel
Neither Qualcomm nor Intel was shy about recognizing the other as the key enemy. Despite the distance opening up between Texas Instruments and Nokia, it remains highly likely that the Finnish giant will rely heavily on its old familiar for future mobile PC developments, and unless this policy changes radically – potentially because Nokia and Intel come to a détente that, arguably, both need to wrongfoot Qualcomm – TI's own R&D program will remain strongly influenced by Nokia.
Jha and Intel CEO Paul Otellini made similar points in setting out their respective competitive positions, emphasizing the benefits of their particular heritages. Jha, generally the friendly face of Qualcomm, was diplomatic. "We come at this problem from an understanding of wireless," he said. "Intel comes at it from an understanding of computing. We both bring different things to the table. Time will tell how our vision works versus Intel's direction."
He even praised Nokia's major device in this category, the N800, saying (as Nokia is reticent to do) that it had outsold expectations.
Otellini made the opposite point: "It's a lot easier to add communications to a small computer than add computing to a small phone,'' he said in his keynote, where he introduced Menlow. "It's a major element in our growth strategy."
While nobody could doubt Qualcomm's mobile credentials, Otellini had the difficult job of instilling confidence in Intel's, given that its last $5bn adventure in the cellphone market, in the form of its XScale processor family, ended in disappointing sales and the offloading of the unit to Marvell in June 2006 for $600m.


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The Food Safety and Inspection Service (FSIS) is announcing that it will hold five workshops from September through October, 2003, to discuss the upcoming implementation of the interim final rule, "Control of Listeria monocytogenes in Ready-to-Eat Meat and Poultry Products," (68 FR 34208), which is effective on October 6, 2003. The provisions of the rule require official establishments that produce certain ready-to-eat (RTE) meat and poultry products to prevent product adulteration by the pathogenic environmental contaminant Listeria monocytogenes (L. monocytogenes).
The focus of the upcoming workshops will be on how small and very small plants can comply with the new regulations. Key elements of the implementation of the final rule will be addressed, and there will be an opportunity to ask questions and seek additional information. FSIS has held similar workshops in the past for small and very small plants as a means of helping such plants, which may have fewer resources than large plants, to comply with FSIS requirements.
The workshops will be held on September 13, 20, and October 4, 2003.
On September 13, workshops will be held in Raleigh, North Carolina and Bridgeport, Connecticut; on September 20, a workshop will be held in Kansas City, Kansas; and on October 4, workshops will be held in Albuquerque, New Mexico and Oakland, California. (Additional information will be provided at a later date.)Start Further Info
Pre-registration for the workshops is suggested. To register, please contact Ms. Sheila Johnson of the FSIS Strategic Initiatives, Partnership and Outreach Staff at (202) 690-6498, fax: (202) 690-6500, or e-mail: email@example.com. For technical information, please contact Michaelle Fisher at (401) 221-7400, or email: firstname.lastname@example.com. If a sign language interpreter or other special accommodations are required, please contact Ms. Sheila Johnson, no later than September 5.End Further Info End Preamble Start Supplemental Information
On June 6, 2003, FSIS published an interim final rule, "Control of Listeria monocytogenes in Ready-to-Eat Meat and Poultry Products," (68 FR 34208), which will become effective October 6, 2003. The rule establishes regulations that require official establishments that produce RTE meat and poultry products to prevent product adulteration by the pathogenic environmental contaminant L. monocytogenes. Under the new regulations, all establishments that produce RTE meat and poultry products that are exposed to the environment after lethality treatments and that support the growth of L. monocytogenes are to have controls that prevent product adulteration by L. monocytogenes in their hazard analysis and critical control point (HACCP) plans, in their sanitation standard operating procedures, or in prerequisite programs. Establishments are also required to maintain and share with FSIS data and information relevant to their controls for L. monocytogenes. Additionally, the new regulations permit an establishment to make claims on the labels of the RTE products regarding the processes used to eliminate or reduce L. monocytogenes or suppress or limit its growth in the products.
The workshops are designed to provide an overview of the final rule to owners and managers of small and very small Federal and State establishments. In addition, the workshops will give all stakeholders a more in-depth understanding of the three compliance alternatives, the sampling provisions, recordkeeping requirements, the use of labeling claims, how to comply with the validation provisions of the regulations, and how to prepare supporting documentation for their hazard analyses. The meeting will also provide the opportunity to discuss additional ways of ensuring that small and very small plants receive the assistance they need to successfully respond to the final rule.
Additional Public Notification
Public awareness of all segments of rulemaking and policy development is important. Consequently, in an effort to better ensure that minorities, women, and persons with disabilities are aware of this notice, FSIS will announce it and make copies of this Federal Register publication available through the FSIS Constituent Update. FSIS provides a weekly Constituent Update, which is communicated via Listserv, a free e-mail subscription service. In addition, the update is available on-line through the FSIS Web page located at http://www.fsis.usda.gov. The update is used to provide information regarding FSIS policies, procedures, regulations, Federal Register notices, FSIS public meetings, recalls, and any other types of information that could affect or would be of interest to our constituents/stakeholders. The constituent Listserv consists of industry, trade, and farm groups, consumer interest groups, allied health professionals, scientific professionals, and other individuals that have requested to be included. Through the Listserv and Web page, FSIS is able to provide information to a much broader, more diverse audience.
For more information contact the Congressional and Public Affairs Office, at (202) 720-9113. To be added to the free e-mail subscription service (Listserv) go to the "Constituent Update" page on the FSIS Web site at http://www.fsis.usda.gov/oa/update/update.htm. Click on the "Subscribe to the Constituent Update Listserv" link, then fill out and submit the form.Start Signature
Done in Washington, DC on August 18, 2003.
Garry L. McKee,
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Talk about big government -- well, you just read about it in The Courant on Monday [Feb. 25, Page 1, "Cuts Could Be Felt Deeply In The State"].
Connecticut is relying on the federal government for education, defense, environment and health programs. Plus Head Start, law enforcement, work study programs, federal food inspections, and clean air and water programs.


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