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|1,560 sq. ft.
|Property type
|Minimum Stay
|3 - 7 nights
Brand New Rhodes Villa on the beach close to Lindos and Prasonisi.
Antonoglou Beach Villas
This fantastic Rhodes beach Villa have private access to Gennadi Beach.
One of the most beautiful beach on the island of Rhodes
You , your friends and Family have find a second home away from Home
Your second Home in Rhodes
The property has fully equipped kitchen and can offer hospitality to up to 7 people with plenty of spaces and verandas all with sea view and a fantastic Pool 4*8 m
Aircondition ,wifi and satellite tv are available and sunbeds and umbrella too.
The beach is almost private once only 6 properties share it.
The bedrooms are spacious and with closets and with a sea view balcony.
A great pergola creates an amazing semicovered area just in front of the sea where a great lunch or dinner can be enjoyed or under the sun or under the shade.
Plenty space for kids and ideal property for family holidays.
Very close is the village of Gennadi where there are restaurants and super market
Luxury residences designed to allow its guests to enjoy the unique Rhodes nature in complete relaxation and privacy.
Antonoglou Beach Villas is one of the most beautiful Villas complex in Rhodes .
Six Beautiful Houses direct on the beach with private access to it and private pools that you are going to LOVE!
When you first arrive and you park your car you start feel like being in paradise!
The deep blue sea and sky with bright sun warms your heart and your soul.The Sun, God of Rhodes in mythology. He love this island and he never leave. That's the reason Rhodes has more of 300 days with sunshine every year.
On entering this luxury villa, you are immediately struck by the light and space with its open plan environment and huge windows overlooking those wonderful sea views.
Situated on the stunning and exclusive S.E. coast of Rhodes between Gennadi and Lahania, Antonoglou Beach Villas, are delightful newly built three bedrooms and two bedrooms properties, which boasts an exquisite and peaceful location with direct access onto Lahania Beach in from the end of the garden with its clear crystal waters and close to many exceptionally good waterside tavernas
Our guests can relax and enjoy the magnificent sea views over the Aegean Sea , offered from all accommodations, while lying on their sun bed and at the very comfort of their own PRIVATE veranda/patio or the can choose to swim in crystal clear waters of Aegean sea just few steps away
Antonoglou Beach Villas offer luxurious accommodation for a maximum 7 guests in total, in 145 square meters indoors and approx. 1200 square meters, PRIVATE, outdoors living space.( For the two Bedrooms villas we have maximum 6 guests in 100 sq.m living space)
Exclusively for our guests we provide free in-room and garden Wi-Fi Internet access ( you can have internet access to the beach too).
It is unusual to find such a property with a private pool that adjoins the beach. Tastefully furnished and styled to a very high standard. A large covered terrace gives you an uninterrupted view of the sea when you laze on your sun bed. A small pathway with just a few steps leading you directly to Lahania Beach. It will make you feel like your own private beach.
Stylishly contemporary and embracing natural materials in its high quality, and mostly handmade, fixtures and fittings, this light and airy villa will delight even the most discerning of guests.
The large, spacious open-plan living area has a modern streamlined, fully equipped kitchen with an extensive range of high quality appliances and utensils. A beautiful dining table and eight chairs, are ideally situated to take in the views of the beach from the window to the front of the house. Granite tiles and natural wood is used throughout the villa. It has an marble fireplace and housing for the Satellite TV. Stylish, but comfortable, seating allows guests to relax and admire the views from the large patio windows that look out onto the pool area, garden and sea beyond. Natural wood is used for the coffee table and parts of the décor, and concealed ceiling lights provide a gentle illumination to the villa when the nights draw in.
A big living room area with modern and comfort sofas ( for 8 guests)positioned to looking to the pool area.
The ground floor bathroom has a shower and its very cosy specially when you are coming back from the beach.
Only a few steps, framed with feature sides, take you to the next floor, to access to the bedrooms area. There are three double bedrooms. The two of them are sharing a luxury bathroom with a bathtub and the master bathroom have a big private bathroom with shower. All the beds in the villa have luxury mattresses, which are top-of-the-range, and have a natural fibre filling that is antibacterial for total health and comfort. Both bedrooms have a triple door fitted wardrobe, along with a bedside table and pretty window drapes that frame the mountain views beyond.
The you enter master bedroom ! Large and airy and the big window overlooks the Aegean Sea. You will be amazed by the view especially at the sunrise !
Modern but dreamy.Fully of the blue of the sea , the blue of the sky. A king size bed, with luxury mattress, with side tables, and the dressing area benefits from handmade wooden shelving with a wall mirror and stool. There is also a capacious 4 door fitted wardrobe with hanging space and shelving.
All window have mosquito nets and electric shutters,Air-condition , Wi-Fi and satellite TV are available.
Outside the is a great wooden handmade pergola creates an amazing semi covered area just in front of the sea where a great lunch or dinner can be enjoyed or under the sun or under the shade.( about 80 sq.M). The large patio area has non-slip floor tiling throughout.
The pool is in front of the sitting area and its 8 * 5 m. A big garden ( 1500 sq.m) with grass and flowers is what you can find after the pool. A big space to enjoy. The purpose-built BBQ is shaded by a wooden pergola to prepare al fresco dinners. You will always have as background the music of rolling waves.
Plenty space for kids and ideal property for family holidays.
Very close is the villages of Lachania and Gennadi where there are restaurants and supermarkets and all amenities ( pharmacy, doctor, pizza, cafe, ATM)
Also there are shops that sell local products such as wine and honey.
Also close to Prasonisi Sandy Beach ( surfers paradise - MUST SEE!),Lindos village with amazing Restaurants and nightlife ( better visit during evening as the temperature during day is very high) , Kiotari Tourist area with many shops, supermarkets and restaurants and traditional Village gennadi just 5km away where you can shop fresh bread from the local bakery , fresh local and very tasty vegetables and fresh fishes every day.
Beautiful Houses just on the water with amazing spaces can make this vacations unforgettable!
Our Services: Our free 24h concierge service can make this vacations the best you ever have
Organize everything from the moment that your flight arrive in Rhodes
Car rental, Airport Transfers, Private Chef, Booking Table for you at the best restaurants and Clubs on the island, propose you the best sandy beaches and the most traditional places to visit and find for your all the secret gems of the island.
From a daily trip to Symi or Turkey, local wine tasting , amazing sunsets and beautiful churches Rhodes have them all !!
Make every day unique! Create beautiful moment for you and your family and friends.
Your travel in Rhodes just begin! Enjoy this magical experience with us!
See you soon in paradise!
But we prefer our clients to describe you Antonoglou Beach Villas, Lahania :
"We spent 3 wonderful weeks in Villa Lahania in June 2013, which is definitely a place to return one day. Before we found Villa Lahania, we were looking quite a lot to find a spacious villa with your own entrance to the beach (and private beach) and private pool for reasonable money. And we found Villa Lahania! We were four -- parents and 2.5 year old boy and a nanny. We occupied 2 of the 3 bedrooms on the second floor, which was enough for us; the territory around the villa and the pool would be enough for a much wider group. The villa is stylish and good equipped and settled. Nice thing is your private open kitchen with the fire place which we used almost every day to cook meat and fish (we bought fish in the fish shop (they call it market) in Lardes, which is in 20 minute drive from the villa). Manolis, who met us, was very nice and helped us a lot with our lost luggage and other things. What we liked the most is that there was literally NO ONE around on the beach as far as you can see (though worth mentioning a nice Mojito bar approx. 300 meters away on the beach, the visitors of which sometimes spent time on the bar beach closer to the end of June). The beach is clean and all yours (same as your private pool). At the same time you do not feel like you are in the middle of nowhere, as there is the mentioned Mojito bar and Gennadi village in 10 minute drive and lots of other nice places a bit further. Strawberry mojito in the Mojito bar is a must; you must definitely try it! It is not at all a mojito, but the barman puts the full glass of rum into the mashed strawberries."
"Two families, four adults and a total of three children (aged 6 to 14) stayed here in September 2013. Oh what a find.....From the very moment we drove in through the electronic security gates we known we had found a little bit of paradise in Rhodes. The Villa is ideal for a large group or two families. Every day for two weeks we swam, relaxed, enjoyed the huge garden, eat too much and some people would also say drank a little too much as well. But when you have hosts as generous as the owners of Villa Lahania, you can't but eat and drink too much! The Villa is located just a few mins drive to Gennadi good for the local bakery, supermarket, cash machine and also post office. Kiotari is slightly bigger and again has a good selection of shops . The villa is ideally located for a range of days out. We visited Lindos, Empona, Petaloudes, Kamiros, Seven Springs, Faliraki ( and the water park there) and City of Rhodes. The highlight too many to mentioned. But for Kids was the fantastic pool, the huge garden with the grass and the almost private beach directly in front of the Villa They kids want to come back next Summer!! See you soon then! "
Come to Antonoglou Beach Villas, Lahania!
Come to Rhodes!
Come to Paradise!
Tsampikos Antonoglou
This HomeAway partner has demonstrated and is committed to fast response times, the best rates, and a great guest experience.
I am 42y old and I am working in real Estate Business the last 20 years. Our family business built and sale houses on the island of Rhodes for Greek and Foreign people from all around the world. The last four years we start this new vacation rental company and our target is to make our Guest Happy on their Vacations and we will not stop try that. We own all our Villas as we beleive that this is the best way to serve your guests and give them also the best value for the money the pay!
TSAMPIKOS ANTONOGLOU purchased this villa in 2013
Its a fantastic house direct on the Beach With Private access to it.
There are not so many houses direct on the beach. Modern with big spaces, big garden and pool, high privacy ( as big wooden fences running trough the garden)
Everybody is coming back! We have a 90% repeater guests and fantastic reviews
I love it and I know 100% that you are going to love it too.
The best value for money!
Rhodes Villas
Direct Beach Access, Brand New House , fantastic pool, beautiful and quite Beach, very safe for the kids
Fantastic pool , excellent views from the terrace, modern architecture, unspoilt beach, quite area, crystal clear water
Its a dream House!
Licence from the Greek National Tourism Organization (EOT)
Wir waren mit zwei Erwachsenen und vier Kindern zwischen 7 und 14 Jahre für eine Woche in der Villa Lahania Beach. Es war traumhaft schön! Das Haus ist auch für sechs Personen sehr großzügig, der Pool groß genug zum plantschen, das Garten mit frischem Rasen schön zum Spielen oder chillen. Alles ist sehr gepflegt und neu. Die nächste Ortschaften Lahania und Gennadi sind in weniger als 10Minuten mit dem Auto zu erreichen. Dort gibt es auch Restaurants und in Gennadi Geschäfte für Lebensmittel.
Das Meer ist gerade einmal 50m vom Haus entfernt, äußerst klar und sauber und toll zum Schwimmen. Seeigel oder Quallen haben wir keine gesehen, dafür etliche kleine Fische. Der Strand ist kiesig, und auf hunderte Meter hat man ihn (fast) für sich alleine. In ca. 300m Entfernung liegt die berühmte Mojito Bar, an der man auch tagsüber Drinks oder Snacks/ kleinere Malzeiten einnehmen kann - sehr schön. Die Musik aus der Bar war abends bei der vorherrschenden Windrichtung ganz leise, aber überhaupt nicht störend zu hören.
Auch der Verkehr auf unweit am Haus vorbeiführenden Straße fällt nicht störend auf.
Das Haus selbst ist ganz neu und sehr modern und geschmackvoll eingerichtet. Mindestens genau so schön wie auf den Bildern. Die Ausstattung ist sehr gut, die Küche mit Geschirr und Utenslilien überkomplett eingerichtet, so dass man nicht nach jeder Malzeit die Spülmaschine anwerfen muss. Geputzt wird einmal die Woche, optional kann jedoch auch zwischendurch eine Reinigung /neue Wäsche, Handtücher, ... bestellt werden.
Der Kontakt zum Vermieter Manolis war ausgezeichnet und sehr nett. Alles hat völlig reibungslos funktioniert.
Wir werden sehr gerne wiederkommen.
Very Beautiful house direct on the beach with private access.
All that we dream!
Big Pool, very clean beach with crystal clear waters, WIFI internet , BBQ, SUN!
www.antonogloubeachvillas.co is a fantastic company. The own all the villas and they take care the clients and the houses
We wiil be back!
Thank you
It was the situation of this villa right on the waters edge that attracted us to book Villa Poseidon and when you arrive for your stay you will not be disappointed.
The main feature of this modern property is the swimming pool and the Aegean Sea just a metre or two from the property.
The Villa Poseidon descriptive on this site is accurate as are the photos.
The bedrooms are comfortable and the Master bedroom have an ensuite. The kitchen/ lounge are more than adequate and there is good internet access and an outside dining area . There no bars or restaurants in walking distance but this does mean the area is very quiet ( we were here in April) which suited us well. With the terraces and views any restaurant would be hard pushed to beat this for location.
Tsampikos, the owner was most helpful from our initial enquiry through to meeting us at the Villa Poseidon and over our stay he visited occasionally to check the pool for maintenance and ensure all was satisfactory for us within the Vila. He has been the most helpful host.
I notice that next year he has mainly repeat bookings, I am not surprised as this villa is truly gem in the Aegean
Two families, four adults and a total of three children (aged 6 to 14) stayed here in September 2013. Oh what a find.....From the very moment we drove in through the electronic security gates we known we had found a little bit of paradise in Rhodes. The Villa is ideal for a large group or two families. Every day for two weeks we swam, relaxed, enjoyed the huge garden, eat too much and some people would also say drank a little too much as well. But when you have hosts as generous as the owners of Villa Lahania, you can't but eat and drink too much!
The Villa is located just a few mins drive to Gennadi good for the local bakery, supermarket, cash machine and also post office. Kiotari is slightly bigger and again has a good selection of shops .
The villa is ideally located for a range of days out. But be prepared, if you haven't driven in Greece before, it's certainly an experience. We visited Lindos, Empona, Petaloudes, Kameiros, Seven Springs, Faliraki ( and the water park there) and City of Rhodes.
The highlight too many to mentioned.
But for Kids was the fantastic pool, the huge garden with the grass and the almost private beach direct in front of the Villa
They kids want to come back next Summer!!
See you soon then!
Das Haus ist so wie beschrieben, der Service vor Ort war gut und freundlich. Die Unterkunft kann ich nur empfehlen.
Wir haben mit unseren drei Kindern einen wunderschönen, erholsamen Urlaub erlebt. Das Haus ist hervorragend, genauso wie im Internet präsentiert. Der Blick aufs weite Meer ein Traum. Wir können dies nur empfehlen, in der dieser ruhigen Gegend in Lachania Urlaub zu machen.
Das einzige, was uns im Internet versprochen wurde, war der fehlende Whirlpool im Schlafzimmer. Leider.
Ansonsten super !!!!!! Nur zum empfehlen.
Located on the peaceful coast of Gennadi - a coastal village with a great long beach at the south part of Rhodes, just after Lindos and Kiotari at a distance of about 60 km from Rhodes capital. The peaceful beach is mostly sandy. Gennadi offers a fair amount of taverns, restaurants and local attractions.
These exclusive holiday villas have direct access to the clear beach of Gennadi. It's also a short drive to the unspoilt windsurfers paradise of Prasonisi which is located south of the villas. A short drive north of the Villas you will find Lindos a truly unique experience.
Gennadi Beach..uninterrupted, unspoilt and the most peaceful beach boasting the cleanest and bluest waters in Rhodes. Within a 5 minute drive is the local village of Gennadi with access to local supermarket, pharmacy and other essential services. There are also several beachfront traditional tavernas offering fresh seafood while overlooking the water. Within 20 minutes drive visit the world famous village of Lindos or the unspoilt paradise of Prassonisi.
Uninterrupted, unspoilt and the most peaceful beach boasting the cleanest and bluest waters in Rhodes. Within a 10 minute drive is the local village of Gennadi and Lahania with access to local supermarket, pharmacy and other essential services. There are also several beachfront traditional tavernas offering fresh seafood while overlooking the water. Within 20 minutes drive visit the world famous village of Lindos or the unspoilt paradise of Prassonisi. Wind surfing paradise.
The iconic village of Lindos, is a short car journey away. No vehicles are allowed inside Lindos, other than small delivery vans. Donkeys provide the mode of transport for taking tourists to the acropolis and down to the beaches and the Archaeological Society does not permit any changes to be made to the buildings, some of which originate from the 15th century, that might have a detrimental effect on the historical nature of the environment. Consequently it has retained its quaint, relaxed and memorable facade which makes it a favourite for holidaymakers, some of whom return year after year favouring Rhodes over any other holiday destination. At the other end of the village a road leads down to the harbour of St. Paul's Bay. The sea is beautifully clear here and it is a lovely spot to enjoy a picnic or stretch out and soak up the sun. The entrance to the village is on the north, by its only square, which has a large tree in the middle and a small fountain with many features from the period of the Knights. Rocks behind and above it recall ancient aqueducts. The graveyard is also at the entrance to the village, containing the church of Phaneromeni.This delightful little town is full to brimming with restaurants, bars, creperies, and souvenir shops. Beautiful handmade jewellery and leather sandals are very popular with both locals and tourists and make lovely gifts to take home. Be sure to pay Lindos a visit!
Rhodes is the largest of the Dodecanese islands and is steeped in mythical history. As showcased by the Colossus of Rhodes, one of the Seven Wonders of the world, throughout ancient times, it was believed to belong to the God of the Sun - Helios. Very apt as Rhodes has more than 300 days of sunshine a year together with over 250 kilometres of coastline on which to enjoy it. The natural beauty of the island and the monuments from its long and often turbulent history, combine a lively present with a rich historical past. It offers a great variety of cultural and sports activities. You can enjoy sailing, scuba diving, jet skiing, windsurfing, golf and tennis. You can delight in experiencing the island's many places of interest including the Valley of Butterflies; a tranquil spot where, during July and August, thousands of butterflies come to reproduce and dazzle us with their beauty. Alternatively, you can take a day trip on a boat to Symi or one of the other neighbouring islands, of which there are many.
If you are in the mood to explore the coastline, you will definitely find a beach that suits you. Choose between the fabulous, sandy beaches on the east and south coasts, Tsambika beach and Agathi beach, to name just a couple, the windsurfing beaches like Prassonisi on the southern tip ( just 5 min drive from the Villa) , the party beaches like Faliraki and Rhodes Town ( Elli Beach) and the almost forgotten rocky beaches on the north-western coast. Rhodes really has something for everyone!
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MIAMI (WBRC) - Alabama head football coach Nick Saban and Notre Dame head football coach Brian Kelly shook hands Sunday morning in front of the Coaches' Trophy, the prize their two teams want to take home Monday night.
Sunday's meeting in Fort Lauderdale was the final press conference before Monday's game at Sun Life Stadium in Miami Gardens, FL, to determine the winner of this year's BCS National Championship.
Saban spoke first, thanking the Orange Bowl for their hospitality and saying his team was ready to play. He also answered questions, including one about the reason for the players-only meeting earlier in the week. Saban said those meetings are routine, but said this meeting helped get the team re-focused.
"I think that when we came here -- I guess it was Wednesday... I kind of get lost with the days, we had a practice at home, which was a little bit out of the routine. We traveled here, and it just seemed like we had a little bit of trouble getting sort of recentered and refocused on what we needed to do, and we had to have a little meeting to try to get everybody back on track. But since that time I feel really good about how our players have responded."
Saban was asked what is this team's best quality. His answer? They have exceeded expectations.
I think this team has kind of exceeded expectations in terms of -- if you look at all the players that we lost last year, the leadership that we lost, the injuries that we've had, the schedule that we played, the adversity that had to be overcome, the new roles that so many people had on this team, the young players who had opportunities to really kind of show what they could do and how quickly they would mature to be able to do their job in a way that would give us a chance to be successful as a team, I'm really proud of
what this team actually was able to accomplish together as a group."
Saban also answered questions about the great influence his father, "Big Nick," had on him as a child, and how that has influenced him as a coach.
"We learned a lot about work ethic. We learned a lot about having compassion for other people and respecting other people, and we learned about certainly the importance of doing things correctly."
One reporter asked Saban to compare this championship game with the one he coached at LSU in 2003. His response drew a few laughs.
"2003? Wow, I was hoping you'd say last year and I might be able to remember." (Laughter.)
He went on to say the focus was on getting players to focus on that particular game and to be an effective player.
The most memorable moment of the press conference with Saban came a few minutes later when one reporter asked him if he was tired of seeing the media at this point in the week?
"No, not at all," Saban deadpanned, followed by lots of laughter. Saban then went on to say that he appreciates the media for what they do and says his reputation with the media is mis-understood.
"I really do respect what the media does for our game in terms of the interest you create, with the interest that you have in your coverage and creating a lot of news stories that people are interested in, which really promotes our game," Saban said. "Where I get a little misunderstood is I'm a little old-school in how I've tried to protect our team from -- to stay focused on what they need to do and how what you do can affect how they think and their ability to focus on what they need to do to be successful."
After Saban's remarks, Brian Kelly joined Saban for the photo opportunity in front of the Coaches' Trophy. Then, Saban left and Kelly sat down to answer questions. One of the first questions he was asked was about his experience with former players and coaches embracing his team.
"Well, I think it was important for our program to get back to this point where we bring everybody back in the fold, so to speak," Kelly said. "I think not only winning football games but getting this program back into the conversation relative to National Championships has brought everybody closer, as well as the way this football team is constructed, and I know Nick has talked about it, too, it's a little bit old fashioned in the sense that this is about the big fellows up front. It's not about the crazy receiving numbers or passing yards or rushing yards; this is about the big fellas, and this game will be decided unquestionably up front."
Kelly was asked if he believes in the "luck of the Irish" and "teams of destiny." His response? No.
"I think you get what you deserve," Kelly said. "We had some close games this year, but to win those close games versus losing those close games, you have to have more than just luck. You have to have a will, a determination. You have to have a confidence. And I believe that all of those things have to be built."
One of the most interesting questions Kelly was asked was to explain to a comment he made Saturday where he said the team that wins will be the one that makes the most mistakes.
"What I meant by that is that you have to be aggressive in this game," Kelly said. "If you're going to sit back and hope that it's going to come your way, you're going to miss. So my point was -- and John Wooden has made this quote to be part of his philosophy, as well, and I stole it from him, and I've used it quite a few times with our football team. This is one of those games where you have to be aggressive, and you're going to make a mistake. I'm not talking about catastrophic mistakes, throwing picks for touchdowns, but you may make a mistake here. As long as you know that you're playing hard and aggressive, that's the kind of mentality and that's kind of the background to that quote that I used."
Kickoff on Monday's football game is at 8 p.m. ET / 7 p.m. CT. Weather forecasters say temperatures will be in the 70s at kickoff with only a slight chance of a brief, passing shower during the game.
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Saban, Kelly ready for BCS National Championship game
MIAMI (WBRC) - Alabama head football coach Nick Saban and Notre Dame head football coach Brian Kelly shook hands Sunday morning in front of the Coaches' Trophy, the prize their two teams want to take home Monday night.

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Horford leads Hawks past Jazz 102-91
Horford leads Hawks past Jazz 102-91
Feb. 28, 2013
SALT LAKE CITY (AP) — With an array of jumpers and layups, Al Horford put on a scoring clinic.
He saved his best for the fourth quarter.
Horford scored 16 of career-high 34 points in the final period and grabbed 15 rebounds, while Josh Smith added 24 points 14 rebounds and seven assists to help the Atlanta Hawks hold off a fourth-quarter rally by the Utah Jazz in a 102-91 victory Wednesday night.
"We worked too hard to give it up," Horford said. "It was one of those things where you don't want to lose, so you kind of do whatever you have to do.
"We just kept fighting and I kept fighting."
Jeff Teague had 19 points and seven assists for Atlanta, helping the Hawks win their fourth straight game over Utah and move to 3-0 on their current road trip.
Horford made it possible with his big fourth quarter that snuffed out several Jazz rallies late in the game.
"He was good," Hawks coach Larry Drew said. "We were running plays through him. When the shot wasn't there, he was passing the ball. He got everything within our offense. Guys were doing a good job of finding him. He's really playing at a high level now - an extremely high level."
Al Jefferson led Utah with 26 points and 11 rebounds, while Derrick Favors had 17 points and 15 rebounds. It wasn't enough to prevent the Jazz from losing their second straight home game and third straight contest overall.
Atlanta took control when the Jazz opened the second half by missing their first eight shots. The Hawks went on a 10-2 run and took a 66-50 lead on a pair of free throws by Horford.
The Hawks appeared to be on the verge of securing a blowout road victory when they extended their lead to 80-60 on a pair of free throws from Zaza Pachulia with 1:24 remaining in the quarter. But the Jazz finally came to life on offense toward the end of the third quarter, going on an 11-2 run that culminated in a three-point play by Favors to cut the Hawks' lead to 82-71.
Still, Utah was left with far too much ground to make up in a short amount of time.
"We've got to be able to pick it up in the third," Jazz guard Gordon Hayward said. "We can't be flat like we were. Hopefully, we can change that in the next game."
DeMarre Carroll kept the Jazz within striking distance late into the fourth quarter. Carroll twice helped Utah cut the lead to eight — first on a 3-pointer and then on a steal that he fed to Favors for a dunk that trimmed Atlanta's lead to 92-84.
The Hawks held the Jazz in check down the stretch, however. Horford made a pair of baskets to put Atlanta back up by 12. Then, Smith hammered home a dunk after Favors hit a pair of free throws to cut it to 96-89 in the final minute.
"We just kept digging and kept playing hard," Smith said. "Anytime they went on a run, we tried to silence them with a layup or a big shot."
The first quarter played out with Smith and Jefferson trading baskets. Smith made a hook shot to spark a 10-3 run and capped it with a dunk that gave Atlanta an early 18-11 lead. Jefferson helped rally the Jazz by making four straight baskets. The final one, a double-pump short jumper, left the Hawks clinging to a 27-25 lead with 20.5 seconds left in the opening quarter.
Jefferson tallied 11 points in the quarter, while Smith finished with 10.
Atlanta built the lead back up early in the second quarter, extended the advantage to 39-30 as Horford made three baskets over a 3-minute span. Utah answered with a 9-0 run — capped by a driving layup from Alec Burks — to tie it at 39.
Horford and Teague combined to score 11 points in the final 2:30 of the first half to help Atlanta take a 56-48 lead going into the locker room.
"We had good shots," Favors said. "They were just going in and out. Overall, we needed to get our energy up."
NOTES: Favors started for the Jazz after Paul Millsap did not dress because of a sprained ankle. It was just the 14th game Millsap has missed in seven NBA seasons. ... Randy Foye made his 129th 3-pointer of the season, tying the Jazz single-season franchise record set by Mehmet Okur in 2006-07. ... Atlanta has won five consecutive games, scoring more than 100 points in each. The Hawks are 24-7 this season when they surpass 100. ... Devin Harris had 12 points and two assists in his first game in Utah since being traded to Atlanta in the offseason.


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The Martha's Vineyard Land Bank wants your ideas on how to spend some $10 million of accumulated revenue. Plus, commissioners at the land bank are game for fielding questions on policies that govern the almost 2,000 acres of public lands it owns.
Beginning yesterday and continuing for the next several weeks, the land bank is kicking off its annual round of public hearings, aimed at giving townspeople a turn at the wheel that steers this land conservation agency.
"This is where the land bank meets with its constituents across the Island and takes the temperature," said executive director James Lengyel yesterday. "We want to know what people have liked and disliked and their recommendations for the future."
One of the top orders of business for the land bank is setting priorities for real estate acquisitions. While commissioners are open to hearing new ideas identifying choice pieces of the Vineyard to conserve, they've already got their own wish list of properties they'd like to buy.
And like any such list, the total cost is bigger than what's currently in the wallet. All told, the land bank has its eyes on $65 million worth of land, according to Mr. Lengyel, who made it clear that he cannot reveal which properties are being considered.
Clearly, with only $10 million on hand, the next step is paring down the list. One reason for the annual hearings, Mr. Lengyel said, is that land bank leaders need to know what people want - more beach frontage or more hiking trails? People will be asked to name specific properties they want preserved, said Mr. Lengyel. If suggested lands are already on the list, that will help the land bank prioritize.
Most of the money at the land bank is coming from revenue generated this year, about $7.8 million, a figure just about even with last year's record take. The revenue, while variable, is also guaranteed never to dry up since it comes from a fee of two per cent levied on almost all real estate transactions on the Vineyard.
Mr. Lengyel said there are no new trends in the business of buying land for conservation. While property is more expensive that it was several years ago, that same fact means that revenues are also up.
And striking an upbeat tone, he said he can still find "very willing sellers with reasonable expectations as to the value of their land." The land bank typically looks for large tracts in the range of 50 acres and more, but will consider smaller parcels that abut other conservation lands.
As for people who view conservation efforts running counter to affordable housing initiatives, Mr. Lengyel said that wherever possible, acquisitions can also pave the way for affordable housing developments. He pointed to Sepiessa, Pennywise Path and Peaked Hill as three examples. However, the land bank is more often buying properties that are not suitable for housing, he said.
Besides issues around acquiring land, the hearings are meant to give people a chance to weigh in on rules and regulations at the land bank properties open to public use. The question of dogs on land bank property could be a hot-button topic. Already, members of the land bank commission and advisory boards have devoted time to the canine dilemma.
The key, said Mr. Lengyel, is striking a balance between dog owners, wildlife and visitors who don't own dogs. Currently, rules about dogs vary depending on the property or the town in which the preserve lies.
The other challenge is making sure that all kinds of uses can co-exist on land bank property. Along with the dogs, there are hikers, hunters, horseback riders and mountain bikers. "We want to reach the broadest number of conservation goals," said Mr. Lengyel. "But if we find certain uses are not compatible, we have to limit them."
Meetings will be held in each of the six towns. They all happen on Mondays beginning at 5 p.m. With the Chilmark hearing already done, the next session is Sept. 17 at the Oak Bluffs School. The following week is Edgartown at the town hall, then West Tisbury on Oct. 1 at the Howes House. Aquinnah will meet Oct. 5 at town hall, and the hearings will wrap up at the Tisbury Senior Center on Oct. 22.


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With every passing day, we lose more and more World War II veterans, members of our nation's greatest generation. Now, we are in danger of losing our state's monument to them and others who lost their lives in that war.
All residents of Brunswick County — including elected officials — have the right to voice their opinions on matters that affect their way of life. When the public cannot discern whom its elected officials are representing, however, it raises legitimate questions about potential conflicts of interest. Sunset Beach Town Councilman Wilson Sherrill and Mayor Ron Watts have found themselves the subject of such questions in the past month.
Maybe the loss of privilege licenses will not affect the bottom line of Brunswick County's municipalities much, but Senate Bill 369 certainly will if it should become law.
It appears the economic recovery in Brunswick County is gaining momentum based on construction projects in progress.
Congratulations to Les Tubb, who has become Brunswick County Schools' 10th superintendent in 30 years after serving in an interim capacity twice in five years.
Every county in North Carolina has either a coroner or a medical examiner, though most by now employ the latter. Brunswick County is not among them, with Greg White having served as our coroner for the past 30 years.
To report a single fire death during the course of a winter is terrible. To report five of them in less than 48 hours is beyond horrific, especially because four victims in the five fires reported in five days last week were members of a Supply family that included a 3-year-old boy and his pregnant mother.
Compounding that tragedy is the fact their mobile home had no smoke detectors. We will never know if having one would have saved their lives, but we know it would have increased their chances of survival.
Loss of income, a loved one or health — any one of them can drive anyone from his or her home at any time. More often than not, advocates say, it is a combination of these factors that contributes to the homelessness of too many people in our county.
No one takes pride in being homeless; in fact, pride often prevents those who need help the most from seeking it. But perhaps the most important point they — the homeless and those who speak out on their behalf — would like to share is this: Do not make the mistake of thinking it could never happen to you.
It was last June when Brunswick Regional Water and Sewer H2GO approached Leland Town Council about rezoning property on Chappel Loop Road so it could become the site of a reverse osmosis plant. In July, H2GO officials took Leland council members and Mayor Brenda Bozeman on a tour of such a plant in Kill Devil Hills so they could see firsthand what H2Go's plant would be like.
The Leland board ultimately denied the request based on public misgivings over potential chemical, noise and light pollution and other disruptions to residential areas.
Once upon a time, Shallotte might have been called a sleepy little Brunswick County town. Those days are over.
The heart became a symbol of St. Valentine's Day, traditionally celebrated every Feb. 14, centuries ago in many countries. Fifty-one years ago, the United States took the symbol a step further by observing all of February as American Heart Month in an effort to promote better health.
While officials are examining the potential for retail and other economic growth in Brunswick County using up-to-date data and input from residents as well as visitors, it is important to remember the overwhelming majority of the county's employers are small businesses.
The development of those entrepreneurial endeavors, here and across the Tar Heel State, have been supported for the past three decades by the Small Business Center (SBC) Network of the North Carolina Community College System.
The Brunswick County Board of Commissioners is trying to determine how to proceed on upgrades to five of the county's 13 parks without incurring debt or raising taxes.
The process thus far has been pay-as-you go, with planned improvements to Town Creek, Waccamaw, Smithville District, Shallotte District and Ocean Isle Beach being ranked on the county's yearly capital improvement plan (CIP). But not even a month into 2015, commissioners are quibbling over which of those parks should get first dibs on available funds.
Most of the nation — including North Carolina — is in the throes of a flu epidemic, according to the latest map by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
The situation is serious enough that it prompted Novant Health Brunswick Medical Center to ask those who are not patients and younger than 18 to stay out of its facilities for now. New Hanover Regional Medical Center in Wilmington soon followed suit, enacting a similar policy prohibiting those 12 and younger from visiting its locations.
Brunswick County is looking at its first major cold snap of the year this week, with nighttime temperatures expected to drop to as low as 17 degrees.
According to the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), we are unlikely to experience a repeat of the early 2014 deep freeze that coated our area with a thick layer of ice. One caveat: The winter forecast favors below-average temperatures in southeastern states.
Too many efforts to make Brunswick County roads and bridges safer and more convenient are posing serious risks and creating major hardships as we enter a new year.
Some discomfort is to be expected during times of change, as indicated by endless clichés like "no pain, no gain" and "you can't make an omelet without breaking a few eggs."
But some projects under way by the North Carolina Department of Transportation seem to have given little thought to the people who live, work and travel here.
Eight-year-old Virginia O'Hanlon wrote a letter to the editor of New York's Sun, and the quick response was printed as an unsigned editorial Sept. 21, 1897. The work of veteran newsman Francis Pharcellus Church has since become history's most reprinted newspaper editorial.
Brunswick County Schools are working hard to establish more digital learning environments for students, although the glitches they have encountered thus far have little to do with technology.
The inability to keep pace with statewide and national trends not only affects student learning, but also the school system's bottom line.
Most of us would think twice before dropping $35,000 on a new vehicle or $350,00 on a new home. We would do some research to make sure we were getting a fair deal on a sound investment and take time to carefully consider all options before agreeing to a final price.
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Johnetta 'Johnny' Mohr, 73
Ms. Johnetta "Johnny" Mohr, of Bloomington, left us on Tuesday, December 3, 2013 at IU Health- Bloomington Hospital at the age of 73.
She was born March 7, 1940 to John and Nola Fluke. Johnny retired from RCA after 35 years. She was an avid gardener and loved the outdoors. Johnny was a fantastic mother of two, a wonderful wife, beloved grandmother and adored great-grandmother.
She is survived by her partner and best friend of more than 15 years, George Crider; son, Larry Lunsford; granddaughter, Julia Fisher and her husband, Charles; and great-granddaughters, Lilly and Morgan. Of her seven siblings, she also leaves behind sisters, Esta, Francie, Lida, Melody, and Edna.
Along with many family members she loved and cherished, Johnny will be missed by all.
She was preceded in passing by David Mohr, James and Daniel Lunsford, sisters Karen and Penny, and her brother, John.
Rest in Peace, you will forever be in our hearts!
Funeral services will be held at Chandler Funeral Home in Ellettsville on Monday, December 9, 2013 at 3:00 p.m. Visitation will be at the funeral home on Monday from 12 noon until time of services.
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Germany's Wojtek Czyz wins silver in the men's long Jump F42/44 classification final during the London 2012 Paralympic Games at the Olympic Stadium Aug. 31.
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Timothy Antalfy of Australia competes in the Men's 100m Butterfly - S13 Final on day 2 of the Games.
The London Paralympics is hosting the biggest number of athletes since its inception in 1960 at the Rome Games, with 4,280 competitors representing 164 nations compared to 400 participants from 23 countries in the Italian capital.
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Matt Stutzman of the U.S. uses his feet to support his bow and his teeth to fire the arrow during the Archery Men's Individual Compound - Open at the London 2012 Paralympic Games, Aug. 31.
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David Weir of Great Britain (C) competes in the Men's 5000m - T54 heat 3 on Day 2 at the London 2012 Paralympic Games at the Olympic Stadium on Aug. 31, in London.


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Andrew decorated 20 biscuits to take to a party. He lined them up and put icing on every second biscuit and different decorations on other biscuits. How many biscuits weren't decorated?
Find the words hidden inside each of the circles by counting around
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By Joanne Mendes
Title: Glenn L. Jenkins papers, 1892-1992
Predominant Dates:1921-1976
Primary Creator: Jenkins, Glenn L. (1898-1979)
Extent: 3.0 Cubic feet
The Papers are divided into four series:
1. Publications and Addresses
2. Awards and Honors
3. Photographs
4. Miscellaneous Files.
Date Acquired: 00/00/2005
Subjects: Jenkins, Glenn L. (Glenn Llewellyn), 1898-1979, Purdue University. School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences
Forms of Material: Artifacts (Object genre), Certificates, Correspondence, Patents, Photographic prints
Languages: English
Glenn Llewellyn Jenkins (1898-1979), pharmacist and fourth dean of Purdue's School of Pharmacy, was born on a farm near Sparta, Wisconsin, March 25, 1898 to Thomas and Laura Elizabeth (Rathbun) Jenkins. Glenn received his primary education in a one-room schoolhouse and attended the local high school in Sparta. He went to the University of Wisconsin and received a Bachelor of Science in 1922, a Masters of Science in 1923, and a Ph.D. in Philosophy in 1926. Jenkins married fellow University of Wisconsin classmate, Serena Elizabeth Forberg, June 29, 1926 in Glencoe, Illinois. The couple had four children: Serena Elizabeth, Thomas Nelson, Glenn Llewellyn, Jr., and Carol Ruth. Dr. Jenkins served as an assistant instructor at the University of Wisconsin from 1923-1926 and became an instructor in 1927. He also became a registered pharmacist in the state of Wisconsin that same year. He went to the University of Maryland in 1927 as a professor and headed the department of pharmaceutical chemistry. In 1936, Dr. Jenkins moved to the University of Minnesota where he served as a professor and head of the department of pharmaceutical chemistry. In 1941, he accepted the position of Dean of the School of Pharmacy at Purdue University.
When Dr. Jenkins became head of the School of Pharmacy, the school had an enrollment of 120 undergraduates, 15 graduate students, and a faculty of five professors, two instructors, two service staff, and a librarian. Jenkins immediately reorganized the graduate program and added departments of instruction for graduate work: pharmacology and pharmacognosy in 1941, bionucleonics in 1947, physical pharmacy in 1956, and pharmacy administration in 1957. In 1960, the curriculum was changed from a minimum four-year course to a minimum five-year course with one year of pre-pharmacy and four years of pharmacy instruction. In 1963, the name of the school was changed from School of Pharmacy to School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences to indicate the school's new educational objectives. In the twenty five years that Glenn Jenkins served as dean, Purdue's School of Pharmacy became the fifth largest undergraduate and the largest graduate school of pharmacy in the United States. The faculty had grown to 41 full time members. The school had become a pioneer in pharmaceutical research, most notably in the area of bionucleonics which was originated at Purdue under Jenkins' administration. On January 1, 1966, Dean Jenkins took terminal leave from Purdue and formally retired in July of that year. He was named Dean Emeritus of the School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences.
Throughout his career, Dr. Jenkins was the senior co-author of several books on the field of pharmacology and published more than 100 scientific and educational papers. He was a member of the American Pharmaceutical Association from 1927 to the 1970s and served as president of the association from 1949 to 1950. In 1949, Jenkins served as chairman of the American Pharmaceutical Association Mission to post-war Japan to advise General MacArthur and his staff regarding pharmacy practice, education, organization, and industry. He also served in various capacities in numerous pharmaceutical organizations. Jenkins was a member of the Indiana State Board of Health for over three decades. He was awarded many citations and honorary degrees over his lifetime, including the prestigious Remington Medal in 1963. Dr. Glenn L. Jenkins died January 12, 1979 at the age of eighty.
Jenkins, Glenn L. (Glenn Llewellyn), 1898-1979
Purdue University. School of Pharmacy and Pharmacal Sciences
Repository: Purdue University Libraries, Archives and Special Collections
Access Restrictions: This collection is open for research.
Use Restrictions: There are no access restrictions on this collection.
Physical Access Note: The collection is stored offsite; 24 hours notice is required to access the collection.
Acquisition Source: Purdue University Pharmacy Library
Acquisition Method: Transfer
Separated Materials: Photographs of Glenn Jenkins were removed and placed in the Purdue Photograph File under "Faculty: Jenkins, Glenn.
Related Materials: Oral history interview conducted July 10, 1972, located within MSO 2, Purdue Office of Publications Oral History Program collection.
Preferred Citation: The Glenn L. Jenkins Papers, Archives and Special Collections, Purdue University Libraries
Other URL: http://collections.lib.purdue.edu/fa/pdf/jenkins.pdf


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I have, for the most part, overlooked subjects that formed the basis of many a blog post here and elsewhere in the past.
Sometimes, however, there are scenes that cannot be ignored and require further exploration.
Consider these photos from a walk after lunch Downtown on October 11, 2011…
I am assuming that the area is in full compliance with local codes to prevent people from venturing out on the trestle.
Until the project moves forward, perhaps the general appearance in the area could be improved by the application of a tarp or new plywood to cover up the gaping holes.


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January 18, 2013 13:08 ET
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Farmers explains that there is no question that incidents of cyber liability and data security breaches are on the rise. The cost of a security breach today can have a devastating impact on businesses and that is why we felt it important to provide this coverage.
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Roulette is a casino game where you win money instantly just by playing the so called roulette game.
The name came from French. The game is very old that it's in existence since 17th century. If you are not well-versed with the roulette games at casinos, you can opt for free roulette games which are totally free. You don't have to pay any money to play free roulette games. In roulette, you have many options to choose from.
In roulette, you have a ball which is kept spinning on a rotating wheel. You select a number or a colour. If the ball falls on the number or the colour you chose, you win. You select balls depending on the proximity that the ball will land the location in the next spin. Once the selection is made, the dealer rests a marker on the corresponding location. You can even go for new bets after each declaration is made.


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Bachelor of Arts Exhibition
The annual Bachelor of Arts Exhibition (BAX), formerly the Annual Student Art Salon, begins April 11 in Faulconer Gallery. BAX is a professional exhibition of mature student works in the creative arts, including visual and performing arts.
Student Organized
Student organizers include:
- Remy Ferber '14,
- Hannah Safter '14,
- Hannah Fiske '14,
- Eden Marek '15, and
- Becky Garner '15.
These students distributed guidelines to student artists, selected the juror, worked with the budget for prizes and juror expenses from endowed funds, and called for entries. During the exhibition, they will manage the delivery of works of art, provide a checklist of work for the show to gallery staff, and supervise the design of the announcement card including printing, mailing, and other distribution.
Milton Severe, director of exhibition design at Faulconer Gallery, designs the exhibition. Lesley Wright, the gallery director, coordinates BAX with the students.
Featured Artists
This exhibition will feature works by:
- Kathlyn Cabrera '14,
- Danielle DeSantes '15,
- Daniel Ehrlich '14,
- William Elsas '14,
- Martin Estrada '14,
- Hannah Fiske '14,
- Becky Garner '15,
- Amy Linder '14,
- Nathan Kim '16,
- Eden Marek '15,
- Patricia Murphy-Geiss '14,
- Martha Orlet '15,
- Na Chainkua Reindorf '14,
- Delia Salomon '14,
- Gavin Warnock '14, and
- Julissa Zamora '15.
A site-specific installation with sound will be presented by the team of:
- Brian Buckley '14,
- Dylan Fisher '14,
- Mike Maiorana '12,
- Eden Marek '15,
- Leah Meyer '15, and
- Patty Murphy-Geiss '14.
Students performing during the opening will be:
- Chloe Pachovas '14,
- Austin McKenney '15,
- Samanea Hunter-Karrfalt '14,
- Mekdes Kebede '14, and
- Lainie-Ruth Benedict '15.
Benedict Heywood, executive director of The Soap Factory in Minneapolis, will select the yearly prizes in studio art. The Division of Student Affairs and the Student Government Association will award purchase prizes as well.
Schedule of Events
During the BAX, Faulconer Gallery will host the following events:
- Thurs., April 10, noon
- "Making Art for the Midwest: The Soap Factory, Minneapolis," a talk by juror Benedict Heywood, executive director of The Soap Factory, Minneapolis in Bucksbaum Room 152.
- Fri., April 11, 5 p.m.
- Opening reception. Benedict Heywood and others will announce awards, and refreshments will be served.
- Sat., April 12, 1:30 p.m.
- Community Day. Tour the exhibitions, complete a scavenger hunt, enjoy printmaking, and create sculptures from shoes. All are welcome, and refreshments will be served.
- Wed., April 16, 7:30 p.m.
- Spring harp recital. Under the direction of Kristin Maahs, applied music associate.
- Thurs., April 17, 7:30 p.m.
- Fresh flutes concert. Under the direction of Claudia Anderson, applied music associate.
- Wed., April 30, 4:15 p.m.
- Sharing Complex Conversations," a talk by curator Patterson Sims, president of the Board of Independent Curators International.
The BAX is open through May 4. Gallery hours are 11 a.m. to 5 p.m., seven days a week, and admission is free.


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The Biology Collegiate Science & Technology Entry Program (CSTEP) is funded by the New York State Education Department and is designed to;
1) increase historically underrepresented and economically disadvantaged student awareness of the biological sciences as career options,and
2) to increase the numbers of these students who complete pre-professional or professional education programs of study that lead to licensure in CSTEP-targeted professions.
At Kingsborough Community College, CSTEP supports students who are pursuing degrees in one of the following degree programs:
A.S. Biology, A.S. Biology Pharmacy Transfer Option, A.S. Biology Occupational Therapy Transfer Option, A.S. Pre-Physicians Assistant Concentration and A.A.S. Physical Therapist Assistant. The program fosters a cooperative learning environment with support services that enhance each student's academic growth and professional potential.
CSTEP provides these comprehensive support services to its students:
Individual and group tutoring.Academic and career planning.Program planning.Career seminars and guest speakers.Special skill development workshops.Research internship opportunities.Supplemental books and study resources.Visits to scientific, industrial, and health care facilities.Opportunities to present research at national and statewide conferences.
EligibilityFor the purpose of CSTEP, individuals historically underrepresented in the scientific, technical, health related, and licensed professions are *African-American, Hispanic/Latino, Native American or Alaskan Native.A student is economically disadvantaged if he or she meets the eligibility requirements defined by New York guidelines. Documentation confirming economically disadvantaged status is required ONLY for students who are NOT African-American, Hispanic/Latino, Native American or Alaskan Native.Students must be in good academic standing and enrolled full time in one of the degree programs listed above.*(Includes all individuals of African descent)
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LOS ANGELES (AP) — A veteran marketing executive is the new president of the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences.
The organization's board of governors elected Cheryl Boone Isaacs to the position Tuesday evening.
She is the first woman to hold the post in three decades and the first African-American president in the academy's history.
Boone Isaacs was elected to a one-year term but is eligible to serve four successive terms. She succeeds Hawk Koch, who served for one year but was ineligible for re-election.
Boone Isaacs previously served as first vice president of the film academy, which announced its new president via Twitter.


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Strong Attendance at Inaugural Summit Further Underscores Need for Industry Collaboration to Advance Burgeoning FPD Industry
TOKYO, Japan, March 02, 2005—SEMI today stated that its recently-concluded inaugural Global Flat Panel Display Partners Conference (GFPC) revealed extremely promising progress for promoting cooperation among executives within the FPD industry. About 160 CEOs, presidents and senior-level executives from more than 10 countries convened February 27-March 2 in Nago City (Okinawa, Japan) at the exclusive FPD gathering to discuss the hurdles associated with the business, manufacturing and technologies of the display space; FPD forecast and outlook, as well as leverage networking opportunities for information exchange and collaboration.
This GFPC was strongly supported by Okinawa government whose governor, Mr. Keiichi Inamine, gave a welcome address at the opening reception and prized the ever increasing important role of FPD industry.
"Industry participants were extremely pleased with the success of our first-ever GFPC," noted Dennosuke Uchida, president of SEMI Japan. "This summit was designed to help further strengthen the innovation power of the global FPD industry as a whole. Both the caliber and the number of the attendees demonstrates strong interest among today's players in joining a cooperative dialogue to address the hurdles and challenges facing this sector—and take the industry to new heights."
Conference Highlights
The GPFC featured an impressive line-up of keynote addresses from China, Europe, Korea, Japan, Taiwan and the U.S., including Samsung Electronics, Sharp, SVA Group, National Semiconductor, the Taiwan TFT-LCD Association, Morgan Stanley Japan and NEC.
In his keynote address, Jun H. Souk, Samsung Electronics' executive vice president, discussed how to manage the liquid crystal display (LCD) cycle, highlighting the FPD industry's need to adapt to the ever-changing cyclicality of the LCD space, as well as develop new equipment and processes for next-generation manufacturing to ensure continued success and growth.
Shigeo Nakabu, corporate senior executive of Sharp's LCD business also delivered a keynote address on his visions of the LCD market. Nakabu discussed the new and growing markets for LCDs, as well as the need for larger, higher performance LCDs at affordable price points in order to compete with other display technologies for TV applications.
At the last keynote speech, Hajime Sasaki, chairman of the board, NEC, made an impressive presentation about global importance of EHS, and presented critical issues we are facing and pursuing to resolve.
The GFPC also held several panel sessions on outlooks and forecasts on the future of the PC monitor, mobile displays and FPD TV sectors, as well an executive roundtable that discussed new display technologies and applications, as well as a FPD industry forecast for the next decade.
SEMI is a global industry association serving companies that develop and provide manufacturing technology and materials to the global semiconductor, flat panel display, MEMS and related microelectronics industries. SEMI maintains offices in Austin, Beijing, Brussels, Hsinchu, Moscow, San Jose (Calif.), Seoul, Shanghai, Singapore, Tokyo and Washington, D.C. For more information, visit www.semi.org.
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Release Date: September 13, 2012
BUFFALO, N.Y. -- Two expert financial professionals will speak at the University at Buffalo School of Management as part of this year's Helen and Oscar Sufrin Lectureship in Accounting on Oct. 5 in the Newman Center on UB's North Campus.
Toby Bishop, director of the Deloitte Forensic Center, will speak at 9 a.m. on major embezzlement cases, and Scott Socha, vice president-treasurer at Delaware North Companies, will speak at 10:45 a.m. on the treasury functions at privately held companies.
A Deloitte Eminence Fellow and a global thought leader in fraud detection and deterrence, Bishop was named five times to Accounting Today's list of the Top 100 Most Influential People in the Accounting Profession. He is co-author, with Frank Hydoski, of the book "Corporate Resiliency: Managing the Growing Risk of Fraud and Corruption" and a related article in Harvard Business Review.
Bishop is a contributing author and a member of the Board of Editors of Business Crimes Bulletin, a member of the committee of research and education advisors for the Institute of Internal Auditors and a member of the advisory council of the Association of Certified Fraud Examiners. He also assists the Center for Audit Quality's Anti-Fraud Working Group.
Socha joined Delaware North Companies, a global leader in hospitality and food service, in 1999. He has held a series of high-level positions in or directly related to finance, including manager of financial planning and analysis, assistant controller and vice president of finance for the company's parks and resorts division. In his current position, he oversees the company's worldwide cash-management activities specific to business operations, capital projects and acquisitions, and manages relationships with external capital providers throughout the world.
Prior to Delaware North, Socha spent four years at General Motors and was extensively involved in the spin-off of Delphi Automotive Systems. In addition, he has served as an adjunct faculty member in the School of Management, teaching finance and accounting.
Reservations are required by Oct. 1 for these free lectures and can be made by contacting Janet Kiefer at firstname.lastname@example.com or at 716-645-3290.
The Sufrin Lectureship brings distinguished business professionals to the UB School of Management to speak about accounting issues. Funding is provided through the generous support of Leslie Sufrin, CPA, and Gerald Sufrin, MD, a long-time UB professor, in honor of their late parents.
The UB School of Management is recognized for its emphasis on real-world learning, community and economic impact, and the global perspective of its faculty, students and alumni. The school has been ranked by Bloomberg Businessweek, the Financial Times, Forbes, U.S. News & World Report and The Wall Street Journal for the quality of its programs and the return on investment it provides its graduates. For more information about the UB School of Management, visit http://mgt.buffalo.edu.


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MV Agusta is helping Italy celebrate the 150 year absence of Italian city-state fiefdoms with, you guessed it, a custom-painted limited edition motorcycle. A fairly standard operation procedure from old MV Agusta that seemingly has found its way into new MV Agusta, it's things like this that make us weary as to whether the Italian motorcycle manufacturer has a little bit of a history re-repeating problem.
Now that we've gotten that rant out of our system, the MV Agusta Brutale 990R that the company has done up with a special 150 Year Unification paint job is quite stunning, and all the appropriate drool-worthy remarks should be made about its tri-color aesthetic.


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For the first time in Gridley, two Pearl Harbor observances were held to honor those who died in the attack at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, at 9:48 a.m.
For the first time in Gridley, two Pearl Harbor observances were held to honor those who died in the attack at Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941, at 9:48 a.m.
Since 1991, the Feather River Chapter of Pearl Harbor Survivors have gathered at the Butte County Fairgrounds to pay tribute to those who died and those who were wounded during the infamous day at Pearl Harbor, Hawaii.
A total of 2,400 Americans were killed and more than 1,100 were wounded when America's naval base was attacked by the Japanese.
Four United States Navy battleships were sunk and four more damaged.
Three survivors have visited the special monument at the Butte County Fairgrounds the past 21 years to partake in ceremonies where dignitaries have gathered for years to pay their respects.
Art Rodda of Sutter has made the trip each year and helped to make sure that the American flag flies at half-mast until sunset in honor of his comrades who were killed.
The other two survivors attending, Arthur Wells and Fred Smith, both of Chico have also attended each year since 1991 but all three say this will be the last year for their chapter as age is now a factor.
Wells stated they may attend if invited, but their group is disbanding as they are all at the 90-year-old mark.
U.S. Navy veteran Owen Stiles who served in Vietnam, read a Proclamation representing the City of Gridley as a Council member.
Gridley-Biggs Police Chief Gary Keeler gave the invocation.
Gridley's Pearl Harbor survivors Homer Lane and Vere Gardner were present at the ceremony held at the same time at the Gridley-Biggs Cemetery Military Court of Honor, hosted by the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars and VFW Ladies Auxiliary.
The two-bell ceremony came complete with a rifle salute by the VFW and American Legion to honor departed shipmates following a moment of silence at 9:48 a.m., when the attack took place December 7, 1941.


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1 They have the coolest member of both bands Brian Jones or Ringo? There's no contest there. 2 The Stones had an edgy dark side. The Beatles would never have released an album called Their Satanic Majesties would they? The Beatles dabbled with the counter culture in the 60s. The Stones were the counter culture 3 The Beatles gave up …
Happy Birthday Keith Richards – a tribute (and some cool photos)
Simon Poulter of the always excellent – What Would David Bowie Do? blog on the human riff. Britain's Daily Mail, a newspaper you can regard with varying degrees of editorial pointlessness, surmised in June that Keith Richards – the Human Riff, the Human Lab, and a dozen other nicknames reflecting both guitar prowess and indestructibility – was now so broken, …
The case for the Live album – and which is the best one ever?
Simon Poulter of What Would David Bowie do? Puts the case for the live album… You've bought the singles, bought the album, bought the concert ticket, bought the T-shirt, bought your bus ticket home and now you're being asked to buy it all over again as a live album of the show you've only just returned from. And, yes, you …
Sitar frenzy – how Ravi Shankar (along with The Byrds and The Beatles) created Psychedelia
Like everyone I am sad to hear of the death of Ravi Shankar this morning. The Indian sitar player, who was arguably the first World Music (as we understand it now) star, wowed them at the Woodstock Festival, was chummy with The Beatles and much of pop's aristocracy, and did much to popularise Indian arts and music at a time …
Rolling Stones Week – a pilgrimage to the home of 'Exile on Main Street' – Nellcote in France
Apparently some seventy something geezers are playing the O2 this week. Their first show on Sunday was according to our spies, really rather good. So to celebrate the Stones we have already brought you Mick Jagger's top ten crimes against fashion and the top five under rated Stones albums. Here Stones uber fan Victoria Shortt (who even named her company …
Mick Jagger's top 10 crimes against fashion (and there are some corkers)
There was a point somewhere in the 1960s when The Rolling Stones were arguably the best dressed band on the planet. They mixed traditional Saville Row threads with flamboyant shirts, cravats and scarves better than anyone. They were the epitome of pop art cool. Check here for evidence. But then the coolest of the lot of them, Brian, went swimming, …
The five most under-rated Rolling Stones albums – Some Girls, Satanic Majesties and more
So The Stones are 50 this week. I must admit it always makes me chuckle when people say that The Stones were great at singles and rubbish at albums. Let's be honest, The Beatles wiped the floor with them on both accounts. Besides there are some great Stones albums. I am sure you know all about Exile on Main Street, …
Yay or Nay?: Ronnie Wood and Girlfriend Go Matching!
Ever since Ronnie Wood ran off with his 18-year old mistress Ekaterina Ivanova, I have been keeping my eye on the new couple's outfits. Throughout history, scandals have been defined by fashion; Princess Diana's tiger-print swimsuit, Heather Mills' patchwork suit, Monica Lewinsky's 'Blue Dress.'
Lad Musician coming to Blackbird
This is big. Bigger than finding out Liz Jones didn't like Glastonbury (Shock Horror! A woman who calls cats 'fur babies' doesn't like a muddy festival). I'm typing this so hard, I'm about to break my 3 year old Toshiba laptop. Lad Musician. Are. Coming. To. Blackbird. Read that sentence one more time and take it all in. I know, I can't believe it either.
Keith Richards gives his top London tips for Louis Vuitton
Louis Vuitton have made a nice little video with Keith Richards, who describes his favourite bits of London in his trademark 60-a-day voice.
Lad Musician T-shirt – how far will you go for fashion?
There comes a point in every man's life when he desires an item no one else has. An item that runs no risk of being worn by anyone else in the country. Would you go halfway across the world to obtain that item?
Who's the bigger style icon in the Rolling Stones, Keith Richards or Charlie Watt?
Rolling Stones rocker Keith Richards may have recently fronted a major ad campaign for luxury label Louis Vuitton (and worn drainpipe jeans waaay before Kate Moss ever did), but he's still pretty puzzled as to how he became the band's major fashion icon.
Keith Richards for Louis Vuitton
We heard the rumours way back in January and the pictures are here. Keith Richards has been snapped by Annie Liebovitz for Louis Vuitton's latest ad campaign which will make an appearance in April.


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HOLIDAY SUGAR COOKIES (adapted from Martha Stewart's Baking Handbook):
4 sticks (1 pound) unsalted butter, room temperature
2 3/4 cups sugar
2 eggs
1 tablespoon vanilla extract or 1 tablespoon vanilla paste*
1 teaspon salt
5 cups all-purpose flour, plus more for rolling out the dough
any kind of sprinkles
Beat the butter and sugar in an electric mixer until light and fluffy.
Add the eggs one at a time. Scrape down sides after each addition.
Add the vanilla extract or vanilla paste. Mix just to combine. Scrape down sides.
Whisk together flour and salt. Add flour in 4 batches to butter/sugar mixture. Scrape down between each addition. Don't overmix.
Dump out dough and split into 3 or 4 piles. Gently gather and flatten each pile into a disc and wrap in plastic wrap. Refrigerate for at least a few hours or up to a week. You can freeze the dough for a really long time.
Preheat oven to 350°F. Remove a disc from the fridge and let it soften for a few minutes. Using flour to keep the dough from sticking, roll the dough out to desired thickness (not too thin because it's nice to have a crisp outside and a less cooked center). Place parchment or a silpat on a sheet pan. Cut out shapes with cookies cutters. Place cookies on sheet pan. Decorate with nothing, a bit of sugar, or unbelievable amounts of sprinkles. Chill in fridge for 15 minutes before baking.
Bake until edges just start to get golden and the center is still uncolored, about 8-12 minutes.
Remove from oven and let sit for 2 minutes. Use a spatula to carefully slide the cookies onto a cooling rack. Or just slide the parchment or silpat off the tray onto a cool surface.
*My new favorite ingredient: vanilla bean paste. One tablespoon is equivalent to an entire vanilla bean.