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Although I constantly see art that I am moved to talk or write about that falls outside of my usual geographical constraints at The Star, few exhibits have challenged my actual perception of art, and particularly sculpture, as much as the current installation "Maurizio Cattlelan: All" at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum.
The Italian artist has taken over the center of the museum's Frank Lloyd Wright building with almost every hyperrealist sculpture and art piece he has ever conceived. The dozens of works are suspended in a dizzying amalgamation that viewers take in by climbing or descending the spiral.
Since this is not a review, I won't touch on the more critical aspects of it from an art historical perspective. I'm not certain that it succeeds on that level. This is, rather, a visual appreciation of a work that I think anyone who has a chance to experience it should.
The objects include self-portraits, realistic facsimiles, and taxidermy of animals, full-scale painted billboards, perching pigeons, upside-down cops, a praying Hitler, and other odd, irreverent, and punkish visual pranks and jokes sometimes striking a chord, sometimes simply facile and bratty.
It is the installation that makes the show. Upon entering at ground level the eyes are drawn up to a clotted grouping of things all too detailed and obscured to take in at once. Entering the spiral ramp, the details of each object begin to emerge and the overall piece begins to engage: dangling feet lead to legs, bodies, and heads; an elephant either Klanish, ghostly, or embarrassed, hangs hiding under a sheet; a seemingly full-scale dinosaur's skeleton and a 20-foot-long foosball table are some of the objects that emerge.
Students of modern art history will note references to international artists and countrymen such as Pablo Picasso, Joseph Beuys, Lucio Fontana, and Piero Manzoni.
The objects may refer to other works (the foosball table was actually used for a competition as part of a larger work) or are stand-alone pieces. They may suspend by themselves or sit on pedestals to provide some grounding and better visibility. Without its room-like setting, for example, a squirrel that has committed suicide in its well-appointed kitchen would not be readable, whereas a respectable older woman crammed into a gleaming new stainless-steel refrigerator is a piece that can stand (or hang) on its own.
At each new level and each new vantage point the objects become more and more fascinating. Even the ones that may be familiar offer new interest and insight. At the same time, the architecture remains in view, forever part of the work. With no art displayed in the bays, the building's form is its function and an inextricable accomplice in the work. In fact, all of the self-references and cross-references flying back and forth between the works themselves and the building can be as dizzying as the horses, donkeys, dogs, wax figures, and death-masked effigies doing their acrobatics throughout the installation.
With each new angle and vantage point, from worm's eye up to bird's eye, the piece forces you to constantly engage with it and its components. I cannot remember any exhibit that ever saturated me with its imagery in such a way. It is exhaustive and exhausting. Upon reaching the top, I was relieved and a bit elated. It is somewhat like reaching Valhalla, and the delirium from so much engagement certainly plays a factor in the exhilaration.
That is the show's strength. Its weaknesses become more apparent on the way down. We decided to take the ramp rather than the elevator. At the time, it seemed there might have been even more to glean from the parts now that they had been taken in whole. That was where the spell began to break. It was not clear if it was the objects themselves or the intensity that had built up over such intimate and repetitive viewing, but seeing them once in this context was certainly enough.
Those same works that seemed to possess such mystery and present endless revelation had nothing to offer on second glance. Weaknesses already apparent became fatal flaws and strengths became merely amusing tidbits. It seems that the genius of the artist was to understand his own works' limitations and play against them, by refusing to elevate them in one way while quite literally doing so in another. This may leave you with some disappointment, but only because of what the experience initially offered. That would be my endorsement of this unusual and still compelling juggernaut.
Jennifer Landes is arts editor at The Star.


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This appeared in The Times, 3rd January 2011. I have added links to the (fascinating) sources.
I wish it would rain, and then I could be rich. Well, not really rich, but at least win £10 in the rain-forecasting competition currently being run by a Walkers Crisps. For those not yet addicted, you enter a code found on each packet of crisps onto a website which allows you to choose one of 21,000 2km by 2km squares covering Great Britain and Ireland where you think it will rain over the next couple of days. If it rains in your square in your chosen 3-hour period then you get £10.

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The Royal Opera House is to swap the sounds of Puccini, Wagner and Mozart for the rhythmic strains of contemporary afrobeat, soul and jazz during this year's Africa-inspired Deloitte Ignite festival.
The event, part of a weekend curated by artist Yinka Shonibare, will take place in the Linbury Studio Theatre on Saturday 1 September and will be headlined by BBC Radio 1Xtra's DJ Edu. As part of his weekly Destination Africa radio show, Edu plays a mix of African hip hop, R&B, dancehall, garage and drum and bass.
Also performing will be contemporary African jazz-folk-soul singer songwriter Bumi Thomas. Born in Glasgow and raised in the Nigerian desert and Lagos, Bumi's music explores love and identity.
Edu and Bumi will be joined by London-based neo-soul singer songwriter Debra Debs. Influenced by the likes of Mary J Blige, Toni Braxton and Lauryn Hill, Debra's socially conscious musical storytelling rounds out the bill with a sound grounded in neosoul and 90s R&B.
Tickets for this event are £10 in advance or £12 on the door. Buy now
Find out more about this year's Deloitte Ignite, a weekend of African-influenced cinema, visual art, music and food. The festival runs from 31 August - 2 September.


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Dennis Martinez was named as the Astros bullpen coach in October 2012. Prior to joining the Astros, Martinez spent six seasons (2007-12) as a coach in the St. Louis Cardinals organization, most recently serving as pitching coach for Class A Springfield. Martinez also served as a special assistant and a Spring Training instructor in the Baltimore Orioles organization before his stint with the Cardinals.
Martinez enjoyed an outstanding, 23-year career (1976-98) as a Major League pitcher, compiling a 245-193 career record in 692 games (562 starts) with a 3.70 ERA. His 245 wins rank first all-time in Major League history among Latin American-born pitchers. He was also the first Nicaraguan-born player in Major League history. Nicknamed "El Presidente" by former Orioles teammate Ken Singleton, Martinez had several highlights in his career, including pitching the 13th perfect game in Major League history, a 2-0 win at Dodger Stadium on July 28, 1991, while with the Montreal Expos. Martinez appeared in four All-Star Games (1990-92, 1995), led the AL in wins in 1981 and led the NL in both ERA (2.39) and shutouts (5) in 1991. Martinez reached 220-plus innings nine times in his career, including a career-high and AL-best 292.1 innings for the AL Champion Orioles in 1979. From 1988-93 while with Montreal, Martinez posted an 86-62 mark in 198 games with a 2.92 ERA, ranking fourth in the NL in wins and third in ERA, complete games (38) and innings pitched (1,366.1) over that span. He also reached 220-plus innings in those six consecutive seasons. Martinez pitched in two World Series, in 1979 for Baltimore and in 1995 for Cleveland, and was 2-2 in 12 postseason appearances overall (six starts) with a 3.32 ERA On Sept. 28, 1993, Martinez won his 100th game for the Expos, becoming one of just nine Major League pitchers ever with at least 100 wins in both leagues. Others to do that are Jim Bunning, Ferguson Jenkins, Al Orth, Gaylord Perry, Kevin Brown, Randy Johnson, Nolan Ryan and Cy Young.
An icon in his native country of Nicaragua, Martinez has met with President Daniel Ortega and is involved with developing baseball in the Latin American country. In 1998, Nicaragua renamed a 30,100 seat baseball stadium in the nation's capital Managua in his honor (Dennis Martinez National Stadium). He has a son, Ricky, who is currently a right-handed pitcher in the Astros minor league system (originally signed by the Cardinals as a non-drafted free agent out of Nova Southeastern University in 2010). Martinez currently resides in Miami.


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Domenici Secures Funding for Tech Projects, July 16, 2002
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Subcommittee Approves FY2003 Defense Appropriations Bill
WASHINGTON, D.C., JULY 16, 2002 -- U.S. Senator Pete Domenici today secured funding to support national defense research projects supported by New Mexico Tech in Socorro, including $10 million for a microelectronics testing program.
Domenici is a member of the Senate Defense Appropriations Subcommittee that today approved the FY2003 Defense Appropriations Bill with the funding to support the MicroElectronics Testing, Technology & Obsolescence Program (METTOP) program at New Mexico Tech.
"Gaining subcommittee-level approval is an important step in the long appropriations process. I'm pleased my colleagues believe that the technology and research capabilities at New Mexico Tech can be brought to bear on our national defense," Domenici said. "I will continue to work to ensure that this funding eventually becomes law."
The funding is provided within the Defense Micro-Electronics Activity account to establish METTOP within Tech's Energetic Materials Research and Testing Center (EMRTC). The METTOP funding will allow New Mexico Tech to expand its RDT&E capabilities to exercise virtually any microelectronic component used in military, space, and commercial applications.
The specific purposes of the METTOP include the verification of complex software models, the determination and documentation of large variations in microelectronic device responses to various environments, and the tracking and documentation of changes in the manufacturing processes of various microelectronic devices used in military, space, and commercial programs.
The FY2003 Defense Appropriations Bill is next expected to be considered and approved by the full Senate Appropriations Committee on Thursday. From there it will be referred to the Senate for debate. Congress and the White House have expressed a desire to expedite the consideration of this $355.1 billion national defense spending bill. This funding level is $35.4 billion more than the FY2002 funding level.
Domenici said he is hopeful that the final Defense Appropriations Bill will include much of the funding already approved by the House Appropriations Committee that will affect work supported by New Mexico Tech, including $30 million for the Magdalena Ridge Observatory, $6 million for the Geosynchronous Laser Imaging Testbed (GLINT), and $10 million for the Institute of Complex Additive Systems Analysis (ICASA).


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Domestic Cleaners in Abbey Hulton[ninja_form id=7]
- 1 What are Domestic Cleaners and Where to Find Them in Abbey Hulton?
- 2 Definition of Domestic Cleaners
- 3 What They Do?
- 4 What Can You Hire Them For?
- 5 The Benefits of Hiring Domestic Cleaners in Abbey Hulton
- 5.1 Keep the Allergies Away
- 5.2 Get Your House Cleaned at Your Convenience
- 5.3 Create a Good Impression on Your Guests
- 5.4 Ensure the Safety of Infants and Toddlers in Your Home
- 5.5 Get Access to the Right Cleaning Techniques and Tools
- 5.6 Maintain A High Level of Hygiene in your Kitchen and Bathroom
- 5.7 Reduce Stress and Get Guaranteed, Consistent Standard
- 6 Where Can I Find Reliable Domestic Cleaners Near Me?
- 7 How to Choose Domestic Cleaners Near Me
What are Domestic Cleaners and Where to Find Them in Abbey Hulton?
Too busy to clean your house yourself? Domestic cleaners can help you. Here is where you can find one in Abbey Hulton.
If you're like most people today, then you probably get little time to clean your house and maintain its hygiene. But, we won't judge you? You have bills to pay, groceries to buy and savings to make and for that you need money, money that you can only earn by working and being away from your home most of the time.
Although you're not around most of the times, your home is where eat, sleet and entertain friends, family and others. For this reason, it's crucial that you keep your home in the best of shapes. But, how can you do that when you're even away from your most of the time? You can keep your home clean and attractive by hiring domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton. Here is more about them and what they do.
Definition of Domestic Cleaners
What do domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton do? If thought has been bothering you, then you've come to the right place. While the services provided vary from company to company, the basic activities performed by domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton is the same. They can perform cleaning activities such as dusting, vacuuming, mopping floors, wiping surfaces and blitzing bathrooms and kitchens.
Domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton come in many shapes and sizes. There are cleaners who work alone, there are businesses who employ staff, and there are agencies that connect homeowners to both individual cleaners and cleaning companies. No matter what the requirements and budget, there are domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton for everybody and every home. Next, we take at the look at what the domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton do and why it makes sense to hire them.
What They Do?
So, we know the definition of domestic cleaners and the different types of domestic cleaners out there, but what is that they do? What are the services that you can expect from them? Generally, a domestic cleaner will undertake the following tasks and duties during a domestic clean:
- High and low-levels of dusting
- Floor mopping
- Vacuuming
- Kitchen cleaning
- Bathroom cleaning
- Wiping surfaces
- Dusting and polishing shelves, picture frames, units and so on
In addition to the above, some domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton will also offer ironing, change bedding, dish washing/loading of dishwashers, and emptying bins including main kitchen waste. These are some of the services that the domestic cleaners will offer you themselves. However, you may ask them for some other cleaning services such as tidying up an area, helping you to de-clutter, fold washing and putting it away, washing and special cleaning of ornaments, cleaning of internal windows, and polishing sliver or brass.
It is important for you to keep in mind that domestic cleaners prices vary and some of them may charge for you any additional work performed such as the above.
What Can You Hire Them For?
If you're still confused about what you can hire domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton for, then here is a quick recap of the services you can expect from a domestic cleaner. Before you hire a domestic cleaner, you must be clear about what you want to hire them for. This is important because the cleaner you hire may not offer the cleaning service you desire. So, what are the activities you can expect a domestic cleaner to perform for you? The services include (but are not limited to):
- Dusting
- Mopping
- Vacuuming
- Cleaning of bathroom
- Cleaning of kitchen
- Change bedding
- Polishing of shelves, picture frames, units etc.
- Ironing
- Emptying bins
- Washing dishes/loading dishwashers
Just like there are some basic services that domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton provide, there are some services that you cannot expect a domestic cleaner to provide you. These include:
- Walking your dog
- Taking care of your children
- Mowing your lawn
- Cleaning your garden
- Doing your grocery shopping
- Unclogging your toilet
- Sewing your clothes
The above list may sound bizarre to you but knowing about it is important so that you don't have unrealistic expectations from the domestic cleaner you hire. Also, this will help you avoid an embarrassing situation with the cleaner.
One things that you must always keep in mind is that domestic cleaners in {city) have a lot of people to help so the cleaner you hire may have to go to another client after servicing your home. In case you won't the cleaner to stay longer for any additional service you require, you will have you check with the cleaner or the cleaning service that employs the cleaner whether you can avail the additional service and if you will be billed for it.
Domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton are not robots and can do only so much in allocated time. So, if you the work you require is extensive, they may ask to return for the rest of the job at another time, like the next day. Remember, all your work may not be completed in a given time frame if the work you require is extensive and this is something you need to keep in mind before hiring a domestic cleaner in Abbey Hulton.
The Benefits of Hiring Domestic Cleaners in Abbey Hulton
If you're like most families, then you probably have a hectic schedule. Work, gym/exercise time and family commitments take up all your precious hours and you have little left for other things that you need to do, which includes cleaning your house. Luckily, there is a way for you to keep your home clean without you having you do the 'dirty' work.
Thanks to domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton, you can take a backseat to concentrate on you work and enjoy your time with family, as the cleaners work through your home to make it clean and aesthetically pleasing. So, what are the benefits of hiring domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton? Let's find out.
Keep the Allergies Away
More than a people go down with viral flu each year and do you know what's the most common allergen that causes cold, itchy eyes and running nose? It is dust. Using High Efficiency Particulate Air Filter (HEPA) vacuum cleaners, professional domestic cleaners suck up the maximum amount of dust from floor covering and other visible surfaces in the rooms of your home. If anyone in your home suffers from chronic dust allergies, then having domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton visit your home can be extremely beneficial.
Get Your House Cleaned at Your Convenience
One of the biggest benefits of hiring a domestic cleaner is that you can have your home cleaned at a time of your liking, including when you are at work or out partying with your friends. If you choose a reputed and trustworthy service, then you won't have to guard your home while the cleaners perform their job of making your home clean, dust free and aesthetically pleasing.
Create a Good Impression on Your Guests
You want to invite someone to your home but can't because your house is a mess with dirty dishes lying around your kitchen sink, visible dust in your living room and everything from your bedsheet to your work table, being in shambles in your room. Ever been in this situation? You probably have but no more! Now you can hire a domestic cleaner in Abbey Hulton and get your home cleaned to proudly invite guests to your home.
With someone cleaning your home and putting it in order, you can impress your guests and ensure that when you invite anyone over, at any time, you won't be embarrassed by your home.
Ensure the Safety of Infants and Toddlers in Your Home
If you have infants or toddlers in your home, then it is crucial that you maintain a sufficient level of hygiene. This is important because young children are prone to infections and somewhat intrigued by the dirties corners of the home. To ensure that your house is cleaned deeply and no harmful infections remain to cause harm to your infants or toddlers, domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton employ several advanced techniques and tools.This ensures the safety of infants and toddlers in your home.
Get Access to the Right Cleaning Techniques and Tools
Access to the best products and techniques that ensure the job is done right is one of the biggest benefits of hiring professional domestic cleaners to clean you home. No longer do you need to buy a wide range of products that may or may not help you clean your home effectively. Not only do the professional cleaners have the right cleaning tools and products, they also know the techniques required to perform the job effectively.
Maintain A High Level of Hygiene in your Kitchen and Bathroom
To ensure that what you're eating is healthy and not contaminated, you need to maintain a high level of hygiene in your kitchen. If you keep your kitchen clean and hygienic, then you can almost guarantee that the food you're eating is healthy. Similarly, you need to regularly sanitize your bathrooms to ensure that the disease-causing germs do not enter your bathroom and make you or your family sick. Domestic cleaners in Abbey Hulton have the tools and expertise required to maintain a high level of hygiene in both your kitchen and your bathroom.
Reduce Stress and Get Guaranteed, Consistent Standard
A clean and well-organized home can have a positive effect on your mental health. You no longer need to stress about your home being clean for a 'dinner party' or your children getting sick due to an unhygienic home. So, hiring a domestic cleaner may turn out to be a great stress reliever for you.
In addition to lowering stress, hiring a domestic cleaner can help you to get a guarantee, consistent cleaning standard. When you hire a professional domestic cleaning service, you are likely to be assigned a dedicated individual or team, rather than a person/team each time. This will allow the person/team to get well aquatinted with the cleaning requirements for your home and soon, your home will be cleaned just the way you want without you even having to ask.
Where Can I Find Reliable Domestic Cleaners Near Me?
By now, you may be asking yourself where can I find reliable domestic cleaners near me? You can find them on Yolex—a website that makes it easy to find local experts, who specialize in exactly the type of work you need done. One you complete the short form on the site, Yolex will find the best local domestic cleaners and you then choose the best expert depending on the domestic cleaners prices. The service is totally free to consumers. With that clear, you may want to know how you can choose a reliable and trustworthy domestic cleaner in Abbey Hulton. If that is the case, then continue reading to get answers.
How to Choose Domestic Cleaners Near Me
You know how domestic cleaners can help you and have decided to go for a local domestic cleaner in Abbey Hulton. Using Yolex, you shortlist domestic cleaners in the area that match your criteria. Now what? How do you choose from them? You can make the process simple by doing some research.
Once Yolex provides you with best domestic cleaners in your area, do some research on your own to determine which among them is best for you. Taken into consideration your specific needs and most importantly, your budget. Once you do that, you'll find it easy to choose a suitable domestic cleaner.
If you don't have to the time to clean your home, then a domestic cleaner can make life easy for you. If you're searching for domestic cleaner in Abbey Hulton, then visit us today!
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After my four years at Washington College and a short stint in the Army, I traveled, studied and worked extensively in Europe for three years where I managed to earn sufficient graduate credits from the Sorbonne and Alliance Francaise in Paris and the University of Munich in Germany to earn a MA and to be able to start teaching. In Munich I also worked at the youth hostel and on the assembly line in the BMW factory making the 1963 models. After earning a second MA in Education from Fairfield University, I taught German and French on the high school level (with one year teaching at the University of Connecticut) in Redding Connecticut. Being a teacher gave me the summers to travel and I returned to Europe almost every summer to study and visit friends that I had made when I was a student there.I retired in 1998, sold my house in Connecticut and moved full-time to Fort Lauderdale, Florida.


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NCAA Tournament 2013 East Region — Day 3
There were two games in the East Region of the NCAA Tournament on Saturday. One featured two teams who will become conference rivals very soon. It may have been the best game of the 2013 NCAA tournament.
Butler and Marquette, who will compete in the new-look Big East in 2013-14, met on Saturday. In the second round, the sixth-seeded Bulldogs used a strong inside game to take care of Bucknell and shake off a poor shooting game by Rotnei Clarke, while Marquette mounted a last-minute comeback to edge Davidson in a game where the Golden Eagles struggled to make shots for the first 39 minutes.
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(4) Syracuse 66, (12) California 60
C.J. Fair scored 18 points, and Syracuse beat California, 66-60, in a third round game of the 2013 NCAA tournament's East Region in San Jose, Calif. on Saturday. The Orange led throughout the game, but the Golden Bears threatened late before fading. Syracuse advanced to the round of 16 in Washington, D.C. next Thursday. Richard Solomon led California with 20 points and 14 rebounds. The Golden Bears were just 4-for-21 from behind the 3-point line.
(3) Marquette 74, (6) Butler 72
Vander Blue scored 29 points, including 19 in the second half, and third-seeded Marquette beat sixth-seeded Butler, 74-72, in a third round game of the 2013 NCAA tournament's East Region in Lexington, Ky. on Saturday. The Golden Eagles trailed the Bulldogs by eight points at halftime, but they staged a rally, drawing even at 69-69 on Blue's 3-point shot with 1:25 to play. Jamil Wilson converted two free throws on Marquette's next possession to give Buzz Williams' team the lead for good.
Butler had two late possessions with a chance to tie, one courtesy of an errant inbounds pass by Blue, but the Bulldogs could not convert. Rotnei Clarke led Butler with 24 points, while teammate Andrew Smith added 17 points and grabbed eight rebounds. Marquette advanced to the round of 16 in Washington, D.C. next Thursday.
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Allman Brothers Cover Neil Young's 'Southern Man' in Concert
After 18 studio albums and more than 40 years together, the Allman Brothers Band doesn't need to reach far for songs to put in their set list — but they've proven more than willing (and thoroughly adept) when it comes to covering other artists' material. The latest example: their stinging live take on Neil Young's 'Southern Man,' performed last Saturday (March 17) at New York's Beacon Theatre.
Though the Allmans have only released a pair of studio albums (1994′s 'Where It All Begins' and 2003′s 'Hittin' the Note') over the last 20 years, they've remained a steady live draw, and their annual visits to the Beacon are always an event. This show proved no exception, as evidenced by this clip, which finds the band burning through nearly 12 minutes of 'Southern Man' with help from Grace Potter, James van der Bogert and Randall Bramblett.
'Southern Man' has a long, conflicted history with the Southern rock community, most notably expressed in the mini-feud it sparked with Lynyrd Skynyrd, who recorded 'Sweet Home Alabama' as a response to the poverty and institutionalized racism Young depicted in his song. Young didn't take it personally, however, saying "They play it like they mean it…I'm proud to have my name in a song like theirs." The Allmans played it like they meant it here. Watch the clip below:


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Several hundred Oceanside residents — cold, angry and still without power — gathered at School 8 the morning of Nov. 9 to voice, and often shout, their disapproval with the efforts of the Long Island Power Authority and local politicians since Hurricane Sandy devastated their community.
The press conference-turned-rally, organized by Oceanside School District leaders, was held outside one of the district's hardest-hit schools and served as yet another reminder of the travails residents have faced without electricity in what many of them have described as the "forgotten town."
Superintendent Dr. Herb Brown began by explaining how the district and the Oceanside Community Service organization had helped residents. Oceanside High School football players carried flood-destroyed furniture out of homes, Brown said, while principals and teachers knocked on doors to say hello to district children and students, staff and PTA members prepared hot meals for residents at the high school.
"Our community has come together as it always does, in an amazing show of community spirit," Brown said. "This is a disaster beyond the scope of anything our community has ever dealt with. Families are suffering in cold, dark homes. It's impossible to care for children in these circumstances."
Brown and Board of Education trustees Sandy Schoell and Bob Transom told residents that schools would reopen for the district's 6,000 students on Nov. 13, three with electricity restored and others powered by generators.
As she stepped to the lectern, Hempstead Town Supervisor Kate Murray was greeted with a chorus of boos, though the focus of the crowd's anger quickly shifted when Murray began a chant of "Where is LIPA?"
"They won't talk to us," Murray said of the utility, echoing the complaints of so many residents. "LIPA has absolutely abrogated all of its duties. They should be wiped off the face of the earth after this."
Murray described a discussion she had with LIPA's chief operating officer, Michael Hervey, saying that when she asked him whether residents south of Merrick Road needed electricians to inspect their homes, he responded that he could not answer. (Hervey resigned on Tuesday.)


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Le 02 octobre 2012
Tuesday's training day was performed under a radiant sun and bright blue skies; the main schedule was to get the forwards ready and prepared for a Battle Royal upfront.
Racing Metro are well know for their forward play and certainly have the size and weight to give most TOP 14 teams plenty to worry about.
Montpellier had Drikus Hancke back in training after his back injury against Toulon, slowly the infirmary is shedding its load and soon our beloved Argies will be hitting town after their 4 Nations Championship games, another good reason to put a smile on the coach's faces.
This morning there was plenty of activity, firstly Thierry Cassan took the boys through their paces with his Greco Romaine body strength programme, which although looks difficult to perform it certainly produces results, there was a slightly unfair pairing of Vincent Pelo, Alex Tulou and Francois Trinh-Duc (I will let you guess who won that little battle) There were some three-quarter workshop groups while the forwards concentrated on the line outs and then the usual attack and defence game to finish the mornings work. Everything was done at pace and it is obvious to all present that there is a definite buzz in the way the squad is putting in the hard yards, the quality of the atmosphere and team spirit is there for all to see
The training session came to a close with the customary player coach and press interviews.
Saturday will also see for the first time this season an exchange of referees from Great Britain, the man in the middle for Saturdays game is Welsh Ref, Neil Hennessy, and for the 1st round of the H Cup against Toulon at the Stade Mayol the following week, is no other than English ref Wayne Barnes, this will be the first time that he has taken charge of a H Cup match involving Montpellier, but he speaks good French so there should be no problems.
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NBC: Olympics show wide second-screen use
NEW YORK (AP) Slightly more than half of the people who watched the Sochi Olympics on NBC also used a computer, tablet or smartphone to get information about the games while the TV was on, the network said Wednesday.
NBC closely studies how Americans follow the action partly because the Olympics are a huge investment, but also to get a peek at how media habits are changing. This year's takeaway: the multiscreen experience is rapidly taking hold and is doing so across all age groups.
"It's not 25-year-olds who wear black and live in Williamsburg," said Alan Wurtzel, NBC's chief researcher. "This is America."
NBC and its cable networks televised 541 hours of Sochi action and made all Olympic competition available online. The flood of material only increased the appetite; NBC said 49 percent of viewers said they watched more Olympics action simply because it was more available, and that number shot to nearly two-thirds among viewers aged 18 to 34.
The ability to find out results or even see live competition before events were shown on a tape-delayed basis on NBC in prime time didn't hurt viewership. NBC had its second-biggest prime-time audience the night it showed American ice dancers Meryl Davis and Charlie White win gold, even though that performance was shown live online and on cable earlier in the day.
In fact, NBC said people who watched live Olympics action on cable were 43 percent more likely to watch NBC's taped prime-time show. NBC's ratings were up slightly over Vancouver, British Columbia, in 2010 despite a time difference that allowed for no live competition in prime time and arguably a poorer performance by American athletes.
Only 9 percent of Americans reported owning smartphones during the 2008 Beijing summer Olympics, compared with 60 percent during Sochi, NBC said. Although Olympic fans of all ages used these devices to follow the games, it was dramatically more so among the young, many of whom followed the Olympics more on their phones than they did on TV.
That's a concern for NBC. Television networks still have no reliable way of measuring – and monetizing – viewing of video on smartphones, and that represents a lot of potentially lost revenue if smartphones become the viewing habit of choice for many in a new generation.
Wurtzel also said he was surprised that social media use surrounding the Olympics was not more widespread. An estimated 3 million people said they sent at least one Olympic-related message on Twitter during the 17-day event, a relatively small number considering NBC averaged more than 21 million viewers each night in prime time.
"Before the Olympics I thought I'd say this was the first social media Olympics," Wurtzel said. "The reality is, it's not a game-changer yet."
David Bauder can be reached at dbauder(at)ap.org or on Twitter(at)dbauder. His work can be found at http://bigstory.ap.org/content/david-bauder


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James Gandolfini, the acclaimed actor who died on Wednesday at the age of 51, may have more fully embodied the role of Tony Soprano than any other actor ever captured any character. The Sopranos is among America's most influential television shows, and it's impossible to imagine the show without Gandolfini at its core.
But Gandolfini was also a great football fan who loved the Jets and the Rutgers Scarlet Knights. Greg Schiano, the Buccaneers coach who was at Rutgers when Gandolfini rose to stardom on The Sopranos, praised Gandolfini for using his fame to help attract attention to the Rutgers football program.
"I am sad to hear of the passing of Jim Gandolfini," Schiano said. "He was a great supporter of Rutgers Football long before it was fashionable to be so. His generosity in helping us lent relevance to our football program at a time when it was desperately needed. In addition to his acting acclaim, he will be remembered by all Rutgers people as a compassionate alum and a great New Jerseyian."
Gandolfini spent many of his autumn Sundays attending Jets games, and former Jets coach Eric Mangini appeared in one episode, with Tony seeing "the Mangenius" out at dinner and deciding to go say hello. The Jets released a statement saying, "We're deeply saddened to hear about the passing of our friend James Gandolfini. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family & friends."
His New Jersey mob boss character Tony Soprano liked football, too, although that was in large part because he profited from bookmaking. When episodes of The Sopranos featured characters watching football, HBO had to show Canadian football because there was no way the NFL was going to license its game footage as part of a mobster's gambling activities.
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Park Access Passes will be available for purchase at Thompson Park Headquarters, Lincroft, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m., Monday-Friday (excluding holidays), March 18-June 14. Passes will also be available for purchase at Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park on weekends starting May 11 and daily starting June 15.
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Park admission and parking fees are charged from Memorial Day weekend through Labor Day. During the rest of the year, admission is free. During each season, the Park System offers seashore-oriented programs at the Activity Center. The park is open every day from 7 a.m. to dusk. During the beach season, the parking lot gate opens at 8 a.m. Entrance and parking fees are charged for all visitors, including surfers and fishermen, from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. daily through Labor Day.
From April 1 to October 31, pets are not permitted in the park; from November 1 to March 31 pets are permitted throughout the park, including the beach, provided they are on a leash at all times. Pets are prohibited year round from the playground, Skatepark, pavilion and decks, boardwalks, dunes and habitats.
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Parking Advisory The City of Long Branch, since June 2014, is charging for street parking in the vicinity of Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park. Please check signs and use pay stations.
From Memorial Day Weekend-Labor Day Weekend, a parking fee will be charged from 8 a.m.-4 p.m. (please see above for closing time) at the Skateplex parking lot.
Tony's Place, named in honor of former Board of Recreation Commissioners Vice-Chairman Dr. Anthony Musella, is a universally accessible playground. It is the second joint venture playground project of the Park System, Challenged Youth Sports (based in Middletown) and Friends of the Parks. "Summer Fun at Tony's Place" is a program that provides free access to the playground during the summer for children with special needs and their accompanying families. There is no fee but a permit is required. Phone 732-842-4000, ext. 1, Monday-Friday, 8 a.m.-4 p.m. Reference program #Q0282A.
GROUP OUTINGS Host your next family or group outing at the picnic tent, just steps from the beach and Tony's Place playground. Reserve your date for exclusive use of the tent for your group to enjoy. Park admission and parking fees apply during peak season. More details here.
The Skateplex is officially reopened and better than ever. During the recent renovation, the Skateplex underwent a massive redesign that replaced nearly all of the existing features with a new concrete street course. Designed to allow skaters to move seamlessly through its features, the course offers floating ramps, ramps, stairs, planters and stainless steel grind rails while incorporating the existing bowl.
The Skateplex is open year-round, 8 a.m. to dusk and use is subject to weather/safety conditions. An ANSI or SNELL approved helmet must be worn by those under 17 at all times while in the Skatepark. It is recommended that users age 17 and older also wear a helmet. Elbow and knee pads are recommended for all ages. Bikes and scooters are NOT permitted. See our rules and regulations for the Skateplex.
Please note that the in-line skate rink will not reopen as a result of storm damage. There are no plans to rebuild the rink but various options for construction of other skate features are being considered, should funding become available.
Dunes More than just a clean place for fun in the sun, this park is also a protected ecological habitat. The Park System regularly reinforces the sand dunes by planting erosion-fighting beach grass. These dunes act as a natural barrier against severe storms and serve as a habitat for threatened bird and plant species. As such, certain areas of the beach are sometimes closed and removed from the beach raking schedule to "let natural processes prevail." This is done so that various native species may survive and thrive undisturbed.
History of the Site Long Branch was placed "on the map" in 1869 when President Grant made the city the nation's "Summer Capital," a tradition followed by Presidents Hayes, Garfield, Arthur, Harrison, McKinley, and Wilson. In the late 1800s Seven Presidents Oceanfront Park was the site of "The Reservation" that Long Branch businessman Nate Salsbury built for his Buffalo Bill Wild West Show. Buffalo Bill Cody, Annie Oakley, and Chief Sitting Bull were among the many performers.
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Record Size Student Body Puts Dorms At Capacity … AgainSOCORRO, N.M. July 12, 2011 – For the second year in a row, the incoming freshman class is expected to be the largest ever at New Mexico Tech.
New student enrollment has exceeded last year's pace, leading to another housing crunch on campus. University administrators are considering a variety of alternatives, including private residences near the Socorro campus and hotels.
With less than six weeks before the beginning of the fall semester, the Residential Life office already has a waiting list of 25 students who want to live on campus.
"Our Admission Office counselors have done an amazing job of bringing new students to New Mexico Tech," Vice President of Student and University Relations Melissa Jaramillo-Fleming said. "We are proud of the fact that more and more students want to come to school in Socorro; however, we have nearly reached maximum capacity for on-campus housing."
Residential Life Director Mitchell Tappen said he and his staff are working diligently to provide on-campus housing to as many students as possible.
The university is considering a variety of options for housing students expected to be on a waiting list for on-campus housing. One of those options is private homes. Tappen said Tech will assist students who opt to find off-campus apartments as well.
"We want to reach out to community members who could board students temporarily," he said. "As the fall semester progresses, we expect to be able to bring those students on the waiting list into the dorms. In the interim, we're looking at alternative strategies."
Anyone interested in boarding a Tech student should call the Residential Life Office at 835-5900.
The Board of Regents in July approved a revenue bond for $14.5 million to begin construction of a new 150-bed dorm (and raze Baca Hall). That facility would not be ready for occupancy until the 2013-2014 school year at the earliest.
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Thursday, August 25, 2005
No blogging recently because I have spent just about every available moment on the revision of my Old English grammar book, King Alfred's Grammar. I needed it to be done in time for the beginning of the semester because I am again using it as the sole textbook in my OE class. I'm glad I started the revision when I did because every possible thing that could go wrong or delay the project has, and up until Tuesday my back was really against the wall: it would be difficult to start the semester without the textbook.
But it's finally done. Thanks to Bruce Gilchrist's collaboration, the book is much better than the previous version. It now has a decent number of sample translation sentences for every chapter, it's got "reading practice" paragraphs (all of them about King Alfred) to go along with each chapter. It's got an appendix on sound changes (which Bruce wrote), a glossary of grammar terms (as well as the pre-existing glossary of Old English), and now all the long vowels in OE are marked with macrons (Bruce did that particular hellish job).
The electronic version is identical to the paper copy except in terms of macrons and the sound changes chapter, which will eventually be there, but not until I figure out why the stupid Word-generated html is causing Dreamweaver to crash when it tries to fix it.
The idea behind the grammar is that it is a completely stripped down, simplified OE grammar that gets students translating as soon as humanly possible. KAG does not assume that students know Latin, and it also doesn't assume that they know any formal Modern English grammar. I think my students understand inflected languages and cases far better than I did when I started OE (although I had a background in Russian, at least), because KAG takes time to explain parts of speech, word functions and cases. The entire thing runs 150 pages (so only 75 when printed double-sided) and students can reasonably get through the entire grammar in seven weeks and then move on to translating Old English. I myself go right from the sample sentences to Pope's Seven Old English Poems, and my students don't seem to have any problems, but I know other people like to spend some time on prose first, in which case combining King Alfred's Grammar with Richard Marsden's excellent Cambridge Old English Reader might be a good choice.
One press is looking into publishing KAG and another seems to be interested, so we'll see how that goes. My aim is for someone to publish it as a small, inexpensive, simple and straightforward book, the way Sweet's primer was in its time. We'll see.
Next week I should be able to unveil the new, much better, version of King Alfred, the learning-assistant program that goes along with the grammar.
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That's great! I can't wait to see the final product.
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Congrats, Herr Doktor! I can't say we haven't missed you dreadfully, but I'm sure it was all worth it!
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Skin cancer is the most common type of cancer, and melanoma is the most serious of skin cancers. Like most cancers, the exact cause is not known. But, exposure to ultraviolet radiation is a strong risk factor.
We are most exposed to ultraviolet radiation through the sun. UV radiation, though, also comes from artificial sources, like sun lamps or tanning booths. Avoiding the artificial sources is easy, but decreasing exposure to the sun's radiation takes a bit more work. Many medical organizations, including the American Cancer Society, recommend wearing protective clothing, a hat, and sunscreen when you will be in strong sunlight. While we know sunscreen is effective at blocking UV radiation and decreasing the risk of sunburns, there have been no studies that show if sunscreen can actually decrease risk of melanoma.
Researchers from Australia examined the association between sunscreen use and risk of melanoma. The study, published in the Journal of Clinical Oncology, found that sunscreen use was, in fact, associated with a decrease in the risk of melanoma.
About the Study
The randomized trial included 1,621 adults in Australia, aged 25-75 years. The participants were divided into one of four different treatment groups over 4.5 years:
- Daily SPF 16 sunscreen application to head, neck, arms, and hands plus beta-carotene 30 mg daily
- Sunscreen choice and application done at participants discretion plus beta-carotene
- Daily sunscreen application plus placebo
- Sunscreen choice and application done at participants discretion plus placebo
The participants were then sent follow-up surveys 10 years after the trial was completed. During this extension period, no sunscreen was provided for any participants. However, some of the patients continued to use daily sunscreen. By the end of the full trial (14.5 years), researchers found:
- Primary melanoma developed in 1.3% of participants originally assigned to daily sunscreen compared to 2.7% of participants originally assigned to discretionary sunscreen.
This means that for every 72 participants told to use sunscreen daily, 1 participant avoided getting melanoma.
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Randomized trials are generally considered a very reliable form for studies. This study was a 10-year follow-up of a randomized trial. Since it was not part of the original trial, there may be some reliability problems with the outcomes of this trial. However, since it is clear that sunscreen can block UV radiation and decrease painful sunburns, it is likely that daily sunscreen use may also decrease the development of melanoma. There is also very little risk with sunscreen use for most people.
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SOCORRO, N.M., Aug. 6, 2003 -- Twenty-eight teachers from 12 school districts around the state have just finished the first class of an innovative professional development program at New Mexico Tech. The program provides development for secondary science and math teachers and wraps up next June.
According to the program's coordinator, Dr. Philip Gonzales, the purpose of the program is to provide a better background to science and math teachers in the state. Gonzales explains, "New Mexico has a large science presence -- with the presence in the state of Los Alamos and Sandia national laboratories and many high-tech industries and research universities -- but the state's students not performing well in those areas. This is an effort, funded by the state legislature, to provide those teachers with advanced coursework in math and science."
The teachers are taking courses in water quality, geology, paleontology, human biology, math, and technical communication. All courses are presented by New Mexico Tech faculty.
The teachers have just completed a one-week class in water quality on the New Mexico Tech campus in Socorro. During the coming year, they will work on courses from their homes, via distance education. Then, in June 2004, they will be back on campus for a final month. The 15 credit hours they acquire may count toward a Master's of Science Teaching from New Mexico Tech, if they desire.
The program was funded by the New Mexico State Legislature. Repetition of the program will depend on funding. Teachers were selected for the program by their school superintendents.
"The teachers are really enthusiastic," says Gonzales. "They are self-starters. We fully expect these teachers to return to their classrooms this year better equipped to teach science and math." "
The participating teachers are:
- Jeffry Tull, Shaun Maria Sanchez, Barbara Martinez, Demetria Fenzi-Richardson, and Cynthia Connolly of Socorro
- Rebecca Harris and Melinda Alderman of Magdalena
- Abel Chavez of Grants
- Susie Seeley and Lynnelle Eschberger of Mountainair
- Frank Beyerl of Los Lunas
- Matt Williams and Kathy Dockery of Belen
- Jennifer Miyashiro, Renee Saucedo, Russ Fisher-Ives, Teresa Walker, and Laura Vogel of Rio Rancho
- Rhonda Tully of Estancia and Dana Dawson of Moriarty
- Olivia Casaus, Mark Lindstrom, and Danny May of Cuba
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Replay – Super Star Wars
Long before Knights of the Old Republic, long before Battlefront, and long before Rogue Squadron, there was Super Star Wars. This first entry in the 2D Star Wars action titles on the SNES was a take no prisoners affair that liberally altered the events of the classic trilogy. Only pure fans with freshly washed Ewok bedsheets, a replica lightsaber at their side, and a well-worn Yoda plushie could possibly endure such punishing gameplay. Asking who is the biggest Star Wars fan in the Game Informer office is kind of like asking which prequel is the worst, but how long do we last with Super Star Wars?
UPDATE: Here's the link to the funny video we mention in the Replay
Join Jeff Cork, Ben Reeves, Andrew Reiner, and myself as we voyage from Tatooine (so much Tatooine!) to the Death Star. We encounter tons of recognizable foes, and even more menaces that never graced the films. Why do sarlacs change so much, and since when are Jawas so aggressive? Thankfully, we've got a set of trusty codes to keep things moving this time as we marvel at this piece of 16-bit Star Wars history.
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I think you'll enjoy the May 2012 issue of PWI, which is now available for sampling and (hopefully) purchase by clicking here. Included in the issue are features on Austin Aries, WWE's injury woes, TNA's new developmental deal with OVW, and our annual reports cards.
This year, rather than focus on just the very hottest wrestlers, we graded 150 stars. It's a fun read (except for those wrestlers who received D's or F's!).
Finally, this issue of PWI includes an 11-page preview of the mega-showdown between John Cena and The Rock that's to take place on April 1 at WrestleMania 27 in Miami. Twenty of our writers and editors were asked to pick a winner, and Cena received the nod by an 11-9 margin. See how they justify their selections and let us know if you agree.
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Although many mobile devices can already access the Web, actually browsing the Web from a mobile device is often a frustrating experience. Users normally find that their favourite Web sites are not accessible or more difficult to use on their mobile phone compared with their desktop computer. Content authors have difficulties building Web sites that work well on all types and configurations of mobile phones that offer Web access.
The W3C Mobile Web Initiative will initially focus on two areas: best practices and mobile device descriptions.
The Mobile Web Best Practices Working Group will develop authoring guidelines, check lists and best practices to help content providers produce Web content that works well on mobile devices. The Device Description Working Group is focused on addressing the development of improved device description solutions – a database of descriptions that can be used by content authors to adapt their content to a particular device.
Different concepts and examples are in place for future based testing and for achieving better results to the general user. As well as web the mobile effort needs to be worked on for a broader spectrum of misconceptions and use. Ideas; like this website have; are free to use from mobiles in the UK, and the growing application design and implementation on the smart phone. However one thing is clear, when it comes to phones there will always be a need for the development factors to be simple and effective and put the user first.
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Yarn: Undyed Irish aran-weight wool bought in Galway, and 1 skein Louet Gems Topaz for I-cord edging
Needles: Addi Turbos, US #8, 32"
Modifications: I did all of EZ's suggested mods except the pockets. This included: longer sleeves with short-row arm shaping, waist shaping, shoulder shaping, "phoney seams", and i-cord edging. I also installed a double-direction zipper instead of buttons b/c I thought it would be more wearable and modern that way.I am completely thrilled with how this turned out. While I was making the jacket, I was having very serious doubts. It looked like a giant mass of white wooliness, which still smelled a little sheepy, to be honest, and I was afraid the fit would be really off, since it was such a strange form of construction. It turned out to be a snug, fitted wool jacket!
The knitted-on i-cord edging really added a lot:
And though it took several hours to do, it was well-worth the effort.
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Love how this has turned into a Persona 3 vs 4 debate (PS, 4 wins).But then, the original BoF was so generic and forgettable what can you even say about it...
@Klyde Chroma you know damn well that aussie dolphin was the best thing ever.
TBF, the only time I have ever actually played a Persona game (Innocent Sin), it SUCKED.But that's also 17-year-old me talking (I played it on release).
Xenosaga 1 was everything I hate about cinematic RPGs so WA1 wins by default, despite 1 one of its puzzles being so infuriating that I could punch someone in the face, and resulted in me buying a guide.


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Jean Bach first laid eyes on the astonishing photograph more than a decade after its 57 subjects — all illustrious figures from jazz's golden age — posed on the steps of a Harlem brownstone in the summer of 1958.
The photo eventually became Bach's obsession and the inspiration for "A Great Day in Harlem," a prize-winning, Oscar-nominated 1994 documentary that explains, through interviews and archival footage, how the magical convergence of dozens of New York jazz legends came to be.
"Only Jean could have put that film together because she knew everyone," Johnny Mandel, an arranger-composer for such artists as Count Basie, Frank Sinatra and Natalie Cole who helped choose the music for the project, told The Times last week. "She was the center of the whole jazz movement, from the 1940s until now. She has always been jazz's best friend."
Bach, a former longtime radio producer who often called herself one of the first jazz groupies, died Monday of natural causes at her New York City home, said a friend, photographer Carol Friedman. She was 94.
A fan since her teens, Bach indeed knew most of the musical titans and rising stars who answered Esquire magazine's call to be photographed for its January 1959 issue on jazz. She also knew the resulting portrait had a place in history after seeing copies of it around the world, including at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.
What she didn't know until much later, she told the Washington Post in 1995, was "the crazy story behind it."
The fabled photo was taken by Art Kane, a hot young New York art director who was also a jazz aficionado. He was hired for the assignment by Esquire's graphics director, Robert Benton, who later directed such films as "Kramer vs. Kramer" and "Places in the Heart."
Kane, who had never taken a professional photo, had no idea how many musicians would show up at the appointed time of 10 a.m., when most jazz musicians, having been up most of the night playing their gigs, were asleep. It was such an unseemly hour that one of the film's subjects says he "didn't know there were two 10 o'clocks."
Miraculously, 58 musicians turned out on 126th Street, between Fifth and Madison
avenues. And a glorious bunch they were, representing the whole spectrum of jazz, from New Orleans to bebop.
The assembled giants — young, old, black, white — included Basie, Dizzy Gillespie, Roy Eldridge, Coleman Hawkins, Lester Young, Gene Krupa, Thelonious Monk, Art Farmer, Art Blakey, Horace Silver, Gerry Mulligan, Charles Mingus and Sonny Rollins.
Of the 58, however, only 57 appear in the final shot. Willie "The Lion" Smith, a master of the jazz piano style known as Harlem stride, wandered off and was resting on a neighboring stoop when the shutter clicked.
Quincy Jones also missed the shoot but narrates the film, which zooms in and out of the tableau of jazz greats as it chronicles the extraordinary day.
At one end of the celebrated photo is Gillespie, impishly sticking his tongue out at fellow trumpeter Eldridge, who turned to look at him and is the only one not facing the camera. A few feet from Eldridge is Monk, as dissonant as his harmonies in dark glasses and a white jacket that helped him stand out. He is next to two of the three women in the group: Mary Lou Williams, who wrote scores for Gillespie and gave Monk informal piano lessons, and pianist Marian McPartland, fetching in a Marilyn Monroe-style dress. A weary Basie is pictured sitting on the curb, where he was joined by a dozen neighborhood children.
"It's as though you had … all the French Impressionists together," Bach, reflecting on the remarkable assemblage of talent, told National Public Radio in 1995.
The idea for a documentary came late to Bach, who was born Jean Enzinger in Chicago on Sept. 27, 1918. The daughter of an advertising executive and his wife, she entered Vassar College in 1936 but spent much of her time visiting Harlem's jazz clubs and meeting her idols, such as Duke Ellington, her first jazz crush. The enchantment was mutual.
"Here was this perfectly groomed, perfectly well-raised young girl from Vassar who was blond and blue-eyed and very, very pretty," singer-pianist Bobby Short, who met Bach in the 1940s, recalled in a 1999 interview on CBS. "And yet she could ... talk to you about Cootie Williams' last solo with a Duke Ellington recording."
In 1941 she married trumpeter Shorty Sherock and later managed his band. Divorced in 1947, she worked as a press agent and radio scriptwriter.
She married TV producer Bob Bach in 1948 and in time became a producer for the Arlene Francis show on WOR radio. She worked with Francis for 24 years, until 1984.
In 1989, after her husband died and she retired, Bach bumped into bassist Milt Hinton at a party. Hinton not only had been in the famous photo but, as he mentioned to Bach, had brought his own 8mm movie camera. An accomplished photographer whose images have been published in books, Hinton had handed the camera to his wife, Mona, and asked her to record the event. He told Bach he still had the footage. "And boing! The light went on," Bach, who incorporated Hinton's film into "A Great Day in Harlem," told the Dallas Morning News several years later.
She discovered that only 12 of the 57 musicians were still alive and began looking for them. With the help of Kathryn Altman, wife of director Robert Altman, she hired producer Matthew Seig and editor Susan Peehl to pull the hourlong documentary together. It won the top prize at the Chicago International Film Festival in 1994.
One of the film's admirers was New Yorker jazz critic Whitney Balliett, who wrote that "A Great Day" was not only about the taking of a legendary photo but "about mortality, loyalty, talent, musical beauty, and the fact that jazz musicians tend to be the least pretentious artists on earth."
Bach, who had no children, entertained standing-room-only audiences with witty reminiscences of the era at museum showings across the country. She was 76 when the film was released and toured with it into her 80s. "She was a great blond beauty still, in her 90s," her friend Friedman said. "She was regal without a trace of pretense."


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Communication systems that work across governmental lines
A handful of states are in the forefront of building communication systems that work across governmental lines.
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Two years ago, a report came in of a plane crash on a grassy hillside near Anchorage's airport, in the middle of a park where children were having a picnic. First responders from the police, fire and EMS departments rushed to the scene, where they encountered lots of smoke and about 200 moaning or shouting victims. Some of the wounded ran at the responders, screaming for help, while others lay on the ground, bruised and bleeding. Soon, there was more major confusion. When many of the rescuers flipped on their radios and began to talk at once, the system jammed. Someone had to stop the verbal chaos in order for the rescue effort to continue.
That was Heather Handyside's job. She called on everyone to stop talking. "I used the finger-across-the-throat sign," says Handyside, Anchorage's director of emergency management and homeland security. "There was a cacophony of people talking to each other with no protocol." Fortunately, the plane crash was staged. All the trauma and blood came from good acting and lots of make-up. The exercise was a drill to test the readiness of first responders.
It was also a good test of the interoperability of a radio system that's been 10 years in the making--and not finished yet. The radio technology worked just fine. It was how the people used it that hit more bumps than the plane. Things were going smoothly while the plane was in the air. The shift in command went well, during a switch from Federal Aviation Administration command to the Federal Bureau of Investigation when the wheels touched down. Normally, there's a stutter step during such a command change. The Tower of Babel scene didn't start until the ground response began. "I thought it would be my moment of glory," says Handyside. Instead, protocol lessons on how to communicate were put on the to-do list.
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A Truth Journal: Govt Shutdown Shutstorm 2013: Late Nite Jokes Display Congress' Malfeasance In Office:
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From Denny: Have you been enjoying the Washington soap opera lately - known as The Government Shutdown? The word is that sometime tonight Speaker Boehner will finally do his job and allow the full House to vote on the bill to end this idiot shutdown and reopen the government.
Of course, there are conservative groups still urging members to vote against raising the country's debt ceiling to avoid default. Those same groups also don't want the government reopened. No one said groups like Club For Growth were smart enough to understand the global implications of such a screamingly stupid strategy.


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Submitted to: Journal of Animal Science Supplement
Publication Type: Abstract Only
Publication Acceptance Date: 7/11/2010
Publication Date: 10/11/2010
Citation: Falkenberg, S., Schmidt, T., Elsasser, T.H., Sartin, J., Buntyn, J., Carroll, J.A. 2010. Influence of two different doses of infectious bovine rhinotracheitis virus (IBRV) on immune and physiological parameters in steers [abstract]. 2010 American Society of Animal Science Meeting, July 11-15, 2010, Denver, CO. Journal of Animal Science. 88(E-Supplement 2):T21.
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Technical Abstract: To evaluate the effects different doses of IBRV and the impact they have on immunological and physiological parameters of cattle, 18 Holstein steers (450.11 ± 75.70 kg) were randomly assigned to either a control group or 1 of 2 IBRV challenged groups. Prior to the challenge, steers were fitted with an indwelling rectal probe, BW were recorded, and a blood sample was obtained. On d 0, steers received either an intra-nasal dose of IBRV [3 ml/nostril (Group 1) or 4ml/nostril (Group 2); Cooper strain, 1 X 10 exp 6-7 PFU] or saline (3 ml/nostril; Control). IBRV exposed steers were placed in a paddock that was isolated from the Control cattle as well as all other cattle located on the research farm. Blood samples were collected via jugular venipuncture every 24 h on d 1 and 2, and every 12 h on d 3, 4, 5, 6, and 7 post-challenge. All IBRV steers had elevated rectal temperatures (p < 0.05) as compared to Control steers by d 2, returning to baseline on approximately d 5. Serum was analyzed for interleukin-6 (IL-6), interferon-gamma (IFN), tumor necrosis factor-alpha (TNF), growth hormone (GH) and insulin-like growth factor-1 (IGF-1). A difference (p <0.05) was observed in IFN, there was an increase in IFN for the IBRV challenged steers as compared to the Control cattle. No differences (p > 0.05) were observed for the other parameters of interest; TNF, IL-6, GH and IGF-1 between Control and IBRV challenged steers. We observed an increase in TNF and IL-6, however there were no differences (p > 0.05) in these concentrations as compared to the Control steers. There was a difference between the Control and IBRV steers for IFN, but no differences were observed between the 2 IBRV groups for parameters of interest. The results indicate that both doses elicited an immune response, however there was no differences in the 2 doses. It is plausible that the minimal differences observed in the parameters of interest could be a result of the sampling intervals.


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Marking the season of Lent, the Chamber Singers of Eastern Mennonite University (EMU) will be singing a concert that draws from Mozart to U2 during their Feb. 24-26 tour.
Conductor Kenneth J. Nafziger said prayers and readings from the Psalms will be woven throughout the concert.
"There are very direct biblical psalms with parallels to popular music that explore a common spiritual life," Nafziger said.
The repertoire will range from introspective and penitential texts, several versions of the Kyrie Eleison, and popular songs that share Lenten themes, including U2's, "I Still Haven't Found What I'm Looking For."
"It is such a joy to bring our music to the churches and communities that we visit and see the way that our audiences respond to our music," said Heidi Bauman, a senior at EMU. "I am particularly looking forward to singing an arrangement of 'What Wondrous Love is This' as well as Mozart's 'Laudate Dominum.'"
"Ken [Nafziger] always helps us delve deeper into the music and see new ways of interpreting it," she added. "There have been many times in Chamber Singers that I have seen how music can be healing and can bring people together."
For more information contact Marci Myers, special events assistant, at 540-432-4589 or email firstname.lastname@example.com.
Tour schedule
Friday, Feb. 24, at 7:30 p.m. – Philadelphia Praise Center (host), held at Indonesia Full Gospel Fellowship Church, 2026 South 13th St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19148
Saturday, Feb. 25, at 7 p.m. – Salford Mennonite Church, 480 Groffs Mill Rd., Harleysville, Pa. 19438
Sunday, Feb. 26, at 9:30 a.m. – Blooming Glen Mennonite Church, 713 Blooming Glen Rd., Blooming Glen, Pa. 18911
Sunday, Feb. 26 at 7 p.m. – Pinto Mennonite Church, 13822 Pinto Rd. SW, Cumberland, Md. 21502


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Report by Anders Christian Madsen on 16 September 2013.
In London, more than a few beach dresses and pool sandals have made their way to the catwalks, and at Unique – the mighty Topshop trendsetter – the holiday was everlasting.
yes now you can finally wear out your hotel bedroom slippers without getting judged #topshop unique ss14
Hot messy summer nights must be spent wearing @topshop #unique http://t.co/gjHAoJxtB3
Never been to a rave (a-proper-waiting-in-a-Welcome-Break-off-the-M1-one) but if I did I'd want to go wearing @topshop SS14 please, thanks.
Here's @caradelevingne rocking pool sliders #unique http://t.co/MLisevgESK
Denim done good @topshop #unique http://t.co/zBXYIgiDF5
Gorgeous @missjourdandunn on the @Topshop Unique catwalk #LFW - watch here: http://t.co/tLc8Mmg4Pr http://t.co/TVfyASSRXx
Topshop Unique: 'Heat Rave' cracked tile prints, shoe string strap sun dresses, raw edge denim, chiffon. Moroccan nights #LFW
Yellow flare jumpsuit.... @Topshop how I love you #uniquess14 http://t.co/w3z9lcM6qI
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Cara and Jourdan are so perfect, lowfiving each other as they walked past
best soundtrack to a show yet? #lfw http://t.co/dRzZiyaojN #topshop #topshopunique
Such gorgeous girls on our front row! #Topshop #Unique #SS14 #LFW http://t.co/6mtiodf7Dv
Anna Wintour has just arrived at the @Topshop Unique #lfw show
Sadie Frost is working tartan and has brought her kids with her to the #unique FROW. Aww! http://t.co/HmROs1JjLy #lfw #grazia360
Not sure if its the weather outside or the flashing lights in the tent, but there are rainbows everywhere at @Topshop Unique
The ever striking @daisylowe has arrived #Topshop Unique dressed head to toe in #Topshop of course! #lfw
Pixie Geldof, Suki Waterhouse and Samantha Barks currently making up a very cool Brit front row @Topshop Unique
In other news, the Topshop show space smells kind of like a festival. #lfw
15 mins 'til Topshop &a sneak peek at @Caradelevingne's Made In England tat from our #LFW blog http://t.co/G2ndOzdTfF http://t.co/18W9Xa0ZwM
Georgia May Jagger and Cara Delevingne walk for Topshop Unique today, as Kelly Osbourne, HAIM and Kate Moss are expected front row. #LFW
Beautiful @HayleyAtwell is at @Topshop showspace
Spot the @chirp_ios & @twitter birds up in the trees at #Topshop's Showspace! Just wait until you hear them sing #LFW http://t.co/3I2GjTbTKT
Yummy treats await our show goers in the #Topshop cafe! Enjoy... #lfw #unique #SS14 http://t.co/zmYwDYmUKn
Off to the @Topshop show with @harleyvnewton @sukiwaterhouse @yizhoustudio @atlantabean #lfw
Obviously ended up buying loads of (pink) things for ME while styling for @Topshop tonight!! 💘💕 http://t.co/OvB3qqpQZO


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