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Alkrama Theatre
108 N. McMorrine Street,
Elizabeth City,
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When the Alkrama Theatre opened on November 18, 1912, the local newspaper reported that a capacity crowd of over 900 people attended the first show. By 1926, the seating capacity had been reduced to about 750. The theater operated until at least 1949, but the building has since been remodeled for commercial use.
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Here is an archival article about the opening of the Alkrama in November of 1912, including a hazy picture. The tools at the bottom can be used to enlarge the text: http://docsouth.unc.edu/gtts/content/130
Google Maps' little pin misplaces this address by half a block. The Alkrama Theatre building is the one with the red roof in the satellite view. Its back wall abuts the Carolina Theatre & Grille, which fronts on the next street to the east.
Open till ~1955? Can anyone verify the exact date?
In 1940 was owned by Carolina Amusement Co., Inc of Elizabeth City, Mrs. W.T. Culpepper, President, with about 5 theaters in North Carolina and Virginia.
Need more info and photos.
This one was way way before my time and I have never heard of it before.
I am familiar with at least the names of some of Elizabeth City's movie theaters.
The Carolina Theater was located on Main St. in the Carolina Building. It was lost to fire around 1967(?) in a dramatic fire that lasted 3 days or so since it was a large structure covering most of the block.
The Love State Theater was closed but reopened to replace the Carolina.
The Center Theater seemed to show the second round movies and I remember seeing a couple horror films there. It was rather frayed in the latter 1960s.
The Web Drive In Theater located on Weeksville Road. I rode my bicycle in one night and watched an unmemorable movie. The nearby horse racing track and drive-in succumbed to development as far as I know.
In more recent times (70s & 80s) a twin theater was constructed at Southgate Mall as a free standing building. At this time I don't remember the name.
A new drive-in which I also don't remember the name was constructed on US 17 South. A very nice facility but built too close to the town so the real estate became too valuable for the usage. I think it existed from mid 70's to mid 80's. In the latter days it showed adult films and seemed to do a good trade but I think that it was really doomed by being too close to Elizabeth city itself.
Wish I could provide more details but my association with the Elizabeth City area is from years long gone by.
The Gaiety Theater was an African-American theater until sometime into the sixties—after closing It was turned into a church.
The rather odd name and location of this theater has driven me nuts. The name seems unique—while looking at it today, I saw a prominent Eliz. City & SE Virginia family name-KRAMER. The theater name could have been an amalgam of the name Al Kramer or A. L. Kramer. Google does not come up with anything Arabic that might have been the namesake. The impressive building on the corner of E. Main and N. McMorrine is the Kramer Building. It appears that the white stuccoed building to the rear of the Kramer building is the theater. Of course, this could be coincidental and my imagination running wild-since I have no documentation.
Traveling farther down N. McMorinne to E. Colonial Ave. brings one to the Center Theater. The entrance and original marquee were at the notched corner. I think I saw a source that said it was converted to apartments circa early '70s. The name Center Square appears on what would be a marquee. The Center Theater had its name in neon on a vertical fin and the movie titles were displayed on a horizontal marquee.
You could well be right about the connection between the names Alkrama and Kramer, David. A scan of the newspaper item I cited in the description of the theater is available online here. Part of the scan is too dark to read, but the readable part of the article does mention a Mr. Kramer being involved in the project, though it doesn't make any explicit any connection between the names Kramer and Alkrama. Noting some of the guests at the opening, the article includes
"…little Vera Scott, who has the honor of suggesting the name Alkrama, and to whom is due the fact that Elizabeth City's new theatre has a new name- one that will hardly be found in other city or town and yet that is as euphonious as the best sounding of the old favorites."A few lines farther on, the article says
"…Messrs. Kramer and Nutter deserved praise for the enterprise with which they had carried out their project and for the faith they had shown in Elizabeth City."The 1913-1914 edition of Julius Cahn's theatrical guide lists the Alkrama Theatre, Kramer & Nutter, managers. The newspaper article doesn't say how old little Vera Scott was in 1912, but she is undoubtedly long gone now, so the story of how she arrived at the name Alkrama may be lost to history, unless it's preserved in some old publication as yet unavailable on the Internet.
The 1912 newspaper article says that the Alkrama replaced the older Gaiety as Elizabeth City's leading theater. The Gaiety was listed in the 1910-1911 Cahn guide as a 350-seat house that was at the time being used only for vaudeville and moving pictures. The manager of the Gaiety was John Nutter.
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, lemon, ginger, minerals. Steely acids backbone, long. Wish this wasn't
my only bottle. A-
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Illinois lawmakers on Tuesday approved a bill proposed to fund the state's $100 billion unfunded pension liability.
The House voted 62-53 in favor of the bill — just two votes more than it needed for passage — and the Senate voted 30-24 in favor, the bare minimum it needed to pass.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel issued a statement praising the bill's passage, but also said the lawmakers' work is not finished.
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As with District residents writ large, D.C.'s LGBT community shouldn't expect any major changes in its collective relationship with the city's elected officials.
With results nearly wrapped, but not yet official, April 3's primary elections saw five of the 12 sitting councilmembers certain to or poised to advance to the November general election, with Councilmembers Jack Evans (D-Ward 2), Muriel Bowser (D-Ward 4) and Marion Barry (D-Ward 8) winning outright majorities, Councilmember Yvette Alexander (D-Ward 7) winning a plurality of votes, and Councilmember Vincent Orange (D-At-Large) holding onto a 543-vote lead over former Councilmember Sekou Biddle into the early morning hours of April 4. With D.C.'s overwhelmingly Democratic majority, the Democratic primary serves as the de facto election for those seats.
Orange and Biddle
Evans, running unopposed, has a long record of advocacy on behalf of the LGBT community and received 80 percent of Democratic primary votes. He was one of five candidates endorsed by the Gertrude Stein Democratic Club, and received an 8.5 rating, on a scale of -10 to 10, from the Gay and Lesbian Activists Alliance (GLAA) of Washington, which rates but does not endorse candidates.
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Longtime LGBT ally Del. Eleanor Holmes Norton (D), another Stein endorsee, easily won her party's nomination for re-election to Congress, and Stein endorsee Nate Bennett-Fleming ran unopposed for the District's "shadow" representative.
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In the city's heated At-Large Democratic primary race, voters had four choices: incumbent Councilmember Vincent Orange; interim Councilmember Sekou Biddle; former Prince George's County Councilmember Peter Shapiro; and E. Gail Anderson Holness. While Biddle and Shapiro earned GLAA ratings of 5.5, compared to -1.5 for Holness and .5 for Orange, it was Orange who seemed to carry the day with huge margins in Wards 5, 7 and 8.


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The U.S. government wants to build exascale computers -- supercomputer on steroids -- for a wide range of activities, ranging from improving national security to studying climate change and finding cures for diseases.
But the energy needed to power an exascale computer using today's technology would be more than that required for a sizeable city. It would also come with a price tag greater than the GDP of a few small countries.
The Department of Energy wants to change all that.
In a joint effort with the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA), the Energy's Office of Science recently issued several awards through its FastForward program to develop future hardware and software technologies to support these machines, specifically memory, processors, storage and input/output, which is the communication between an information processing system and the outside world.
FastForward is contracted through Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory as part of a seven lab consortium - Argonne National Laboratory, Lawrence Berkeley National Laboratory, Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory, Los Alamos National Laboratory, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, Pacific Northwest National Laboratory and Sandia National Laboratories.
So far there have been four announced awards: Intel: $19 million for both processor and memory technologies; AMD: $12.6 million for processor and memory technologies; NVIDIA: $12.4 million for processor technology and Whamcloud (along with EMC, Cray and HDF Group): Undisclosed dollar amount for storage and I/O technologies.Additionally, according to U.K.-based The Register, IBM also received an award but the company has not yet released details.
In addition, not all the subcontracts have been made public so far.
The goal of the program is to create a computer capable of performing one quintillion -- one billion billion -- calculations per second, roughly one thousand times faster than today's speediest supercomputers, including LLNL's Sequoia supercomputer. Sequoia, which has an operating speed of 16.32 petaflops (a petaflop is a quadrillion floating-point operations/sec), won the title of the world's fastest supercomputer, according to the Top500 list released June 18 at the International Supercomputing Conference (ISC12) in Hamburg, Germany, reported GCN.
The Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency announced a similar program in 2010, the Omnipresent High Performance Computing program.
The problem is that the technology structure used to power today's supercomputers hasn't really changed since the early 1990s and isn't all that different from the technology used for desktop computers. The only sizable difference is scale. Supercomputers require hundreds or thousands of chips.
As a result, these computers are costly energy-guzzling beasts. Even Sequoia, one of the most energy-efficient supercomputers, has power usage rate of around 2 gigaflops/watt.
An exascale computer built using today's technology could have an electric bill of over $500 million a year, said Richard Murphy, computer architect at Sandia National Laboratories, in Discover magazine last year.
Of course, once these computers are developed someone needs to make sense of the information. To address that issue, Argonne opened the Scalable Data Management, Analysis and Visualization Institute to develop ways to let scientists spend less time sifting through data and more time on science, according to Robert Ross, a computer scientist and deputy director at Argonne.
And last month IBM and LLNL announced they had formed a collaboration called Deep Computing Solutions, to be housed within LLNL's High Performance Computing Innovation Center, to help U.S. industry harness the power of supercomputing to better compete in the global marketplace.
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A gunman cooly backed his car up to the rear door of the immigration services center in Binghamton, N.Y. to block the exit, making it more difficult for his victims to escape the bloody rampage, officials said.
At least 41 people were in the American Civic Association when the gunfire sparked -- the madman walked in through the front door firing. When it was over, 14 people, including the shooter, were dead.
"It was obviously premeditated. He made sure nobody could escape," police chief Joe Zikuski said of the cold-blooded killer.
After the shooting erupted at about 10:30 a.m., 15 people hid in a closet and 26 fled to the boiler room to search for cover, the Binghamton Press & Sun Bulletin reported. An ACA employee told Fox News that on Fridays they held English lessons in the building's basement.
Most of the visitors to the center couldn't speak English, Zikuski said. They came to the center in droves in an attempt to be part of the "American dream," New York Governor David Paterson said hours after the massacre.
"I heard the shots, every shot. I heard no screams, just silence, shooting," she said. "I heard shooting, very long time ... and I was thinking, when will this stop? I was thinking that my life was finished."
Others on the scene waited for news of friends or family trapped inside the building, not knowing if their loved ones had fallen victim to the gunman's rage.
Omri Yigal, a Filipino immigrant, stood outside the center and watched cops swarm into the building where his wife, Delores, took English lessons.
"At this point, I know the scale of what happened, but I just hope Delores is OK," Yigal said. "I haven't got any information. ... The only thing I have right now is hope."
Dr. Jeffrey King, speaking at a Catholic Charities office where counseling was being offered Friday night, said he was certain his mother, 72-year-old Roberta King, who taught English at the community center, was among the dead.
Authorities read a list of survivors and his mother's name wasn't on it, he said.
King, one of 10 children, described his mother as a woman brimming with interests ranging from the opera to the preservation society to collecting thousands of dolls. He recollected a recent conversation in which he told her to enjoy her retirement.
"I said, 'Mom you're in your 70s,'" King said. "She said, 'What? You don't think I enjoy working?'"


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Halos outfielder knows there is a role to be had for him
By Lyle Spencer / MLB.com
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TEMPE, Ariz. -- Terry Evans' enthusiasm is visible in his eyes.
"It's really the first Spring Training where I feel like I'm in the mix, competing for a [roster] spot," the Angels' outfielder said. "The last couple of years I could see what was happening. Coming into camp this year, it's a little more exciting."
With Gary Matthews Jr. in New York, at least one and possibly two Halos outfield roles are available, depending on how many pitchers the team carries into the season.
Evans, infielder Brandon Wood and catcher Bobby Wilson -- teammates in recent years at Triple-A Salt Lake -- are out of Minor League options, meaning the Angels must have them on the 25-man Opening Day roster or risk losing them to another club.
Evans, a 28-year-old Georgian acquired in a 2006 deal with the Cardinals for Jeff Weaver, was 2-for-7 with the Angels in 2009 as a September callup.
After lining out and grounding out in two at-bats on Wednesday against the Reds while playing center field, Evans is 3-for-12 (.250) this spring.
"He has the ability to play in the Major Leagues," Angels manager Mike Scioscia said. "We have some talented guys who are competing for jobs, and it will probably come down to the end of Spring Training to see where it goes."
With his size (6-foot-3, 205 pounds), grace and athleticism in the outfield and his powerful stroke, Evans has drawn comparisons to Dale Murphy, the Braves star whose humility made him one of the game's most popular players.
When he's locked in, Evans has been known to launch baseballs. He went deep 26 times last season in Salt Lake while driving in 90 runs, career bests in both departments. He batted .291 with a .520 slugging percentage.
"Fortunately, I was able to stay healthy in a very important season," Evans said. "I pretty much missed 2008 [with shoulder injuries]. I might have come back too soon and re-injured it.
Evans has the range to play center and the arm to handle right. He also has speed, having stolen 28 bases last season in 33 attempts.
"Right now, my ideal situation is that I want to play here," he said. "I like the staff, everything about the organization. It is exactly where I want to be. I'm competing for a spot here. I want nothing more than to be in this clubhouse."
Having played alongside Reggie Willits and seen the superb spring of Michael Ryan, another outfielder playing his way into the picture, Evans knows it won't be easy nailing down a spot.
Evans also knows there figure to be a number of clubs intrigued by an athlete who can hit, run and field the way he can.
"No need to worry about it," Evans said. "This is a tough club to make. It's just part of it. Reggie and I have joked around this spring. Every time he does something, he looks at me. We're having fun with it.
"If anything, it makes us both better. We're competing but we're also supporting each other. That takes some of the pressure off. We're such different players, we really have different roles."
Willits' skills are those of a leadoff man. He works counts, bunts, goes the other way, steals bases. Like Evans, he can play all three outfield roles.
"I just want to stay healthy and keep working," Evans said. "Things always have a way of working themselves out."


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Mr. Fiber: "I have bowel movements 4 times a day, and have since childhood. No more, no less."
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Mr. Fiber: "I have bowel movements 4 times a day, and have since childhood. No more, no less."
20 comments:
- Mr Mobius said...
So on the bright side no pathology of the sacral plexus or cauda equina syndrome.
4 times a day is quite excessive though I suppose. Did you then ask the Bristol Stool scale?
- June 16, 2011 at 7:53 PM
I think that falls under "TMI!"
- June 16, 2011 at 9:25 PM
- Crazy Newt said...
Dude, FOUR times? How does he get anything DONE?
At least we know he's well read.
- June 16, 2011 at 9:43 PM
- Axl Rose said...
Now, I'm not a neurologist, but unless I am suuper off track here, the brain is in the head, yes? And poop is based mostly quite far from the head? I don't want to presume here, but it seems only very...loosely neurological?
- June 17, 2011 at 1:03 AM
"They're definitely an acquired taste, though."
- June 17, 2011 at 2:41 AM
Was that a complaint, or was he bragging?
- June 17, 2011 at 8:24 AM
A severe case of recto-cranial inversion.
- June 17, 2011 at 9:10 AM
- Packer said...
I think he was trying to tell you to move the exam along so to speak.
- June 17, 2011 at 9:50 AM
I guess he must be super skinny because whatever he eats will go down to toilet :p
- June 17, 2011 at 9:51 AM
- RehabNurse said...
Excuse me, Grumpy, sounds like you may now definitively eliminate neurogenic bowel from any of your discussions with Mr. X. ;->
If he continues, then perhaps a nice psych consult for OCD may be in order.
Oh, we hear about bowels all the time in rehab. I do draw the line on discussing them when I am not working amongst friends.
- June 17, 2011 at 9:56 AM
- kate said...
I dunno...that seems like overkill.
- June 17, 2011 at 12:22 PM
- Jon said...
You could set a clock by that.
- June 17, 2011 at 12:58 PM
So, like most Democrats, he makes alot of product.
- June 17, 2011 at 3:36 PM
aaah... the republican life cycle of the mockingbird.
- June 17, 2011 at 6:17 PM
- C said...
PFA. no one and nothing is THAT regular....even on an air plane? even with the flu? I just do not believe it.
- June 17, 2011 at 6:18 PM
If I recall my anatomy classes correctly, the body does have three to four major paristaltic waves in a day amongst the smaller and more frequent ones we normally think of when thinking paristalsis. These typically follow meals and are what one responds to when feeling the urge to defecate. Not all people act on them. This information would indicate the patient is in tune with his body? Or that he confuses neurology with gastroenterology. I mean, they do both end with ology...
- June 17, 2011 at 10:29 PM
"Thanks for sharing."
- June 17, 2011 at 10:33 PM
- Mark In Mayenne said...
Neurological? Brain-related? Bowel movements? Isn't there an American expression "shit-for-brains?
- June 18, 2011 at 10:10 AM
- Loren Pechtel said...
This is supposed to be neurological in nature? I guess you're dealing with a case of recto-cranial inversion.
- June 20, 2011 at 11:00 AM
- Tee said...
Um, the only people that have ever announced their poops to me have been potty training children. Perhaps this gentleman was still getting an M&M or a sticker every time he went potty like a big boy?
- June 21, 2011 at 12:30 AM


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The Australians have lost only once in 11 matches under German Osieck this year among wins over Germany and Wales and are vying for their third consecutive finals' appearance in Brazil in three years time.
Osieck is blending the big-name Socceroo stars with emerging overseas-based talent and the best of the domestic A-League, to be reinforced this season with the return from Europe of senior internationals Harry Kewell and Brett Emerton.
Everton star Cahill, the team's talisman with 23 goals in 52 internationals, believes a new era in Australian football is evolving.
"I think our depth is fantastic after seeing players like (Michael) Zullo, James Troisi or (Adam) Sarota come through," Cahill said Thursday.
"I focus on what we have here and the players that bring so much to the team.
"And I was really impressed with what I saw in (the recent 2-1 friendly win against) Wales.
"It's fantastic to be a part of the last era and move forward to this era with these players. The transition is perfect."
The Thais, coached by German Winfried Schaefer, are ranked 98 slots below Asia's second-ranked team Australia and face a stiff test in their first outing in Group D.
Thailand won through to the group stage after a 3-2 two-legged playoff against Palestine, but Schaefer, who led Cameroon to the 2002 World Cup, is confident his team can trouble the fancied Australians.
"Australia play a high standard of football, but I think we can give them a good game," Schaefer said.
"I think we have the speed with our short-passing game to upset them, but you must fight, you must run and you must play with courage against Australia."
Australia won 4-0 the last time the two teams met in a 2007 Asian Cup match in Bangkok.
Thailand have been offered a team bonus of two million baht (around US$65,000) to bring off an upset win over the Socceroos.
"We have never offered this amount of money before, but this is because it is an important match and we don't want to miss the chance to qualify for the World Cup," said Thai FA board member Samart Suppoj.
Cahill insists there will be no Australian complacency.
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Serious Reads: Girl Hunter, by Georgia Pellegrini
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When most of us try to improve our diet by eating more locally and sustainably, we start at the grocery store. But author Georgia Pellegrini goes right to the source. In her new book Girl Hunter: Revolutionizing the Way We Eat, One Hunt at a Time, she details her experiences learning to hunt for her own food. Her travels across the country open her eyes to new communities, the terminology of firearms, and the strategy of hunting everything from doves to deer.
Pellegrini prefaces the book by explaining how Girl Hunter will give us insight into her transformation from a stilettos-wearing financial analyst to a down-and-dirty hunter. In truth, most of the book is spent detailing her hunting trips in the company of rough, experienced male hunters. She travels from Texas to Wyoming, from Montana to the Arkansas Delta, learning the tricks of lining up a rifle and silently stalking a deer. Her companions drink whiskey and eat tuna sandwiches during long days in the woods, slowly accepting her into their ranks of respected hunters.
Pellegrini has a deep respect for nature, which is evident in her description of learning to skin and butcher freshly killed game without wasting any edible or usable parts. She shares the sadness of a missed shot, of knowing that one has inflicted suffering on a wild animal. She views hunting as a means of connecting with her meal, and as a valuable part of a sustainable diet. Rarely, if at all, does she entertain vegetarianism; for her, hunting is a lifestyle, not a hobby.
The only qualm I had with this book was that Pellegrini spent little time talking about how she felt as a woman participating in a male-dominated recreation. She sets up an expectation of a gender discussion with the title of the book and in some of her preliminary comments about her formerly urban lifestyle. I ended up preferring a narrative free of rumpled skirts, dirty fingernails, or insecurity—Pellegrini dives into the hunter lifestyle without any hesitation. But I would have loved to have heard more personal reflection on the many situations in which she was the only woman for acres.
Pellegrini's first book, Food Heroes, describes individuals and organizations doing unique food work (and was one of my very first reviews!). She follows a similarly personal style in this book, focusing on the people and communities that sustain themselves through hunting. Additionally, each chapter is followed up by funky recipes to make the most out of your next hunting excursion. If Pellegrini inspires you to pick up a gun and head to the woods, you'll be well-equipped with recipes for quail kebabs, curried pigeon, and elk jerky.
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Manila, 1st of March 2012 – Autostrada Motore Inc., the first importer-distributor of Ferrari and Maserati in the Philippines, officially opens its door today on 32nd & 4th Crescent Park West, Bonifacio Global City, Taguig City. The showroom was inaugurated together with its factory certified service center.
Mr. Herbert Appleroth, President and CEO of Ferrari Asia Pacific, Mr. Simon Inglefield, Head of Region, Ferrari Asia Pacific Other Countries, Mr. Gaetano Marino, Regional Sales Director for South East Asia Pacific of Maserati and Mr. Wellington C. Soong, Chair and President of Autostrada Motore Inc. were present to welcome media and VIPs, including the guest of honor, Amb. Luca Fornari, the Italian Ambassador.
"We are very excited that our plan to open a Ferrari and Maserati dealership has finally come to fruition. It has been a challenging task to bring two premium supercar brands here but it is worth it. In a way, we have finally arrived," said Autostrada Motore Inc Chair & President Mr. Wellington C. Soong. " As the official dealership for the Ferrari and Maserati, we are aligned with the new corporate identity, which reflects passion, technical excellence, and unique style of the brands. As part of a worldwide network of Ferrari and Maserati dealerships, Autostrada Motore Inc. ensures customers that they will receive only top-of-the-line customer service to match the legendary performance, technology, and style of their cars."
Mr. Herbert Appleroth said, "As Ferrari's international presence continues to expand, it gives me great pleasure to open a new dealership in the Philippines. Naturally the entire range will be available on this market, imported by Autostrada Motore Inc, the partner we've chosen and who shares with us the passion for Ferrari and its values."
During the ceremony, two models were unveiled – - – the Ferrari 458 Italia and the Maserati Granturismo MC Stradale. The 458 Italia is a combination of functionality and style aimed at guaranteeing optimal performance and visual impact. It continues the classic Maranello 8-cylinder engine tradition but with exceptional fuel consumption and emission levels, laying the foundations for the Ferraris of the future without losing touch with its roots. The Ferrari personalization program will support the client to uniquely configure their new Ferrari. "The Maserati Granturismo MC Stradale is considered the first street-legal Maserati car. It is the first to be equipped with light and powerful carbon-ceramic brakes, the first to use advanced electronics that minimize gearshift, the first to top 300 km/h, and the first road-going Maserati to have a dedicated Race mode," as per Mr. Gaetano Marino, Regional Sales Director for South East Asia Pacific of Maserati. The Stradale completes the Granturismo range as the most powerful performance model. Ferrari is a premium sports car manufacturer with its headquarters in Maranello, Italy. The marque is renowned the world over for its success in racing, particularly Formula One.
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If Greek names bring to mind only Zeus, Aphrodite, or Apollo, think again. Beyond mythical Greek baby name, there's Alexander for your baby boy—still popular after thousands of years—or Sophia for your baby girl, and hundreds more classic and creative names to choose from.
The moniker Alexander is name to a host of prolific men from Alexander the Great to two kings of Scotland, three emperors... Read more about Alexander
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When you first see this country cottage with its handsome paving and rich mix of perennials, annuals, and shrubs, the words "low maintenance" are not what spring to mind. But when the people who created it -- Missy Stevenson and Tommy Simpson -- talk about what they have done, they stress that a top priority was a garden that would demand very little time each day. Both are busy artists -- his main work is in furniture, hers in needlework pictures, but both work in many mediums including painting, metalwork, and ceramics.
The land from which their garden now grows had been an empty meadow adjacent to an old Connecticut farmstead. Their garden is a testament to what can be achieved in just a few years. Because the time they could spend on the garden was limited, they did the work in a series of steps -- they finished one project before starting the next. And, of course, it helped that they have an ample supply of very good taste.
Here's how they proceeded:
First season: They built a network of paths in front of their home and planted sunflowers in the beds between them.
Second season: They started work on the lower garden beginning with brick paths that define a four-square garden, each section eight feet on a side. They enclosed the area with split-stick picket fences. In the upper garden, they began planting perennials.
Third season: They built a pergola near the house and filled the area between it and the four square beds with more paths and beds, and they continued planting.
Fourth season: They built a small garden shed beyond the vegetable garden and a low stone wall between the shed and the pergola.
Fifth season: They worked with their plants and soil.
Sixth season: They built a small "summer house" near the tool shed and filled the area between the two structures with a bluestone patio.
At that point the garden's structure was essentially complete, though this past year -- their eleventh season -- they added a raised pool built around a galvanized water trough from a farm supplier. Each time the garden grew, Tom built more fence. He sawed saplings and branches in half and nailed them together to create panels. He then nailed the panels to pressure-treated posts.
The whole garden is filled with interesting handicrafts, from the paths to the gates to the row markers and pottery. And once inside, you can see that the garden really is designed to take care of itself. Plantings are thick, so they crowd out weeds. Beds are small and easily tended by hand. The fence, paving, and walls keep out invasive grasses and pests of the furry persuasion.
The garden in front of the house matured to a near-steady state in about the fourth season, Missy told me. It is dominated by hostas, peonies, campanula, and daylilies but holds a wealth of perennials and self-sowing annuals. Slight yearly adjustments and maintenance is all the work they need to do. So the garden has become just what they had hoped for -- a place where two people who love plants can work to their hearts' content. But when time won't let them, the garden can cruise along beautifully on its own.
The interior of the Simpson-Stevenson home is as artful as the garden. It is featured in a book of artists' homes that Tommy Simpson did with photographer William Seitz, called Hand and Home: Homes of American Craftsmen (Bullfinch Publishing, 1994, $45).
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Prep notebook: Denver East freshman, local 8th-graders headed to Eastbay Youth All-American bowls
Denver East freshman Jason Thompson will play in the Eastbay Youth All-American Bowl which pits the U.S. against Canada.
Thompson will start at strong safety and also play receiver. He caught 13 passes for East last season, including a touchdown against Lincoln.
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[THIS WEEK] Trenton Oldfield was today sentenced to six months in jail. The urbanist, writer and provocateur, is being sent down for interrupting the men's heavyweight Oxford-Cambridge boat race.
Oldfield, an Aussie and skilled swimmer, donned a wetsuit to swim into the path of the boats as part of a 'protest against elitism'. Rather him than me. He narrowly missed a battered face or worse, the race was stopped for 25 minutes, then restarted. Cambridge won. Oldfield, picked up by a safety launch, was arrested. The BBC, which was broadcasting the event didn't receive a single complaint. Nor did the met police.
At the time, Oldfield marked his protest with a somewhat rambling post online describing his dip as a protest against elitism. It was a regrettable departure from some of his writing, publications and events as part of This Is Not a Gateway and Mrydle Court Press which though provocative, which tend to be incisive and insightful.
As a rowing fan and a Cambridge graduate, I was initially baffled by the protest. To me the scandal of elitism is not in the excellence which Cambridge and Oxford aspire to, but the way in which primary and secondary education in this country is becoming polarised to such a degree that there is a danger that this quality of tertiary education could soon be ruled out for all but the rich.
Rowing attracts toffs, that's for sure. Many of these are people who put in huge amount of time, effort and dedication to the sport. Just like those people who dedicate themsleves to the sport who aren't born with a sliver spoon. Like my former rowing coach, a son of a farmer and former Borstal teacher, who through charisma, talent and hard graft created an extremely successful rowing club at a comprehensive school.
It's also the sport of choice for many 'normal' people and is enjoyed just as much on the Tyne, Tees, Wear and Tweed as it is in its gilded home counties heartlands of Thames-side Windsor, Henley, and Marlow.
As for Oxbridge, yes the two institutions ooze establishment privilege. But they also provide rigorous tuition in small groups, a demanding workload, and well provisioned teaching and pastoral staff. It's a shame that the actions of successive governments have made them less accessible to talented people of all backgrounds, and in further squeezes, have made it more likely that those who have committed to paying to go there will shun professions like teaching and research in favour of lucrative careers in consulting and finance.
I'm familiar with the demands of rowing, having spent my teenage year's training 6-8 times a week for my school's club and competing to a decent standard at junior level. My sister rowed for Great Britain at junior level and in two successive Varsity boat races, as did a schoolfriend who rowed in the men's Varsity lightweight race. The athletes dedicate their lives to training. I can quite envisage that Oldfield's actions could well be a niggling annoyance to the crews involved for the rest of their lives. But it all going wrong on the day is a risk you take as a sportsperson. And they are a tiny, sectional interest compared with those who will be effected by what Oldfield was – admittedly rather incoherently – protesting.
Alarmingly, the charges initially levelled against Oldfield were ramped up from section 5 of the Public Order Act to Public Nuisance. The former has a maximum penalty of £1,000 fine, the latter's maximum penalty is Life. Previous defendants charged under Public Nuisance include a man who made 1,000 obscene calls to women over the space of two weeks.
Oldfield cites that in the three days before his protest, the coalition government '(1) received royal assent for its bill to privatise the NHS, (2) introduced the Communications Data Bill to legalise surveillance of all digital communications of UK subjects, and (3) called on people to 'shop their neighbours' if they suspected they might protest at the 2012 Olympic Games.'
Oldfield's final statement, issued via email, was as follows: "As inequalities increase in Britain and across much of the world, so does the criminalisation of protest; my solidarity is with everyone everywhere working towards more equitable societies."
Oldfield's protest was against changes to legislation which will have a significant impact on the lives of millions of British people for years to come. The same cannot be said about the proceedings of a race. The way in which Oldfield was charged and sentenced is deeply troubling for her British citizens, rowing fans or otherwise.
In the meantime, the architectural scene, so often tied up – and unavoidably so - with vested interests of the developer world, and ever in need of critical friends, will be worse off for his absence behind bars.
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Fresh off their shocking win for best album of the year at the Grammys, Arcade Fire will headline one of the biggest music festivals in America.
The Canadian indie rockers, along with fellow Grammy winners Eminem and the Black Keys will join classic rock band Buffalo Springfield as the leading performers at the 2011 Bonnaroo festival, reports the New York Daily News.
The reunification of the original Buffalo Springfield lineup, whose living members are Neil Young, Stephen Stills and Richie Furay, is perhaps the biggest piece of news surrounding the event. The band broke up in 1968 but played their first public performance together in 40 years at Young's annual Bridge School Benefit last October.
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COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) - Pat Yates scored on a header in the second overtime period to send Indiana to the NCAA championship game with a 1-0 win over Santa Clara on Friday night.
No. 8 Indiana (16-3-5) will take on No. 6 St. John's (17-5-3) in Sunday's title game. The Red Storm beat Maryland 1-0 earlier in the day to advance.
After the winning goal, Indiana coach Jerry Yeagley walked up and down the sideline with a big grin. Yeagley has more wins and a higher winning percentage than any other college men's soccer coach, and will retire after this College Cup.
Yates' goal in the 104th minute came after a match played primarily in the midfield, and with few scoring threats. Brian Plotkin lofted a pass to Yates, who was streaking down the field, and headed the ball into the top-left corner of the net from 6 yards out.
Sunday's title game will be a rematch of the 2001 College Cup semifinals, which Indiana won 2-1 in double-overtime. Indiana went on to lose to North Carolina 2-0 in the championship.
The game played out between evenly matched Indiana and Santa Clara with plenty of finesse, as midfielders repeatedly fed passes up the flanks. But neither team was able to convert on a number of set play situations, and both midfields swarmed around attacking forwards to thwart any scoring opportunities.
The best shot of the game came as regulation time expired.
As the announcer counted down the last three seconds, Santa Clara's Jason Pan sent a long pass from behind midfield to a streaking Will Weatherly, who one-touched a volley from the top of the penalty box to the top of the goal.
Indiana goalie Jay Nolly leaped and tipped the ball but was unable to grab it; the ball dribbled harmlessly to the right side of the goal after time expired.
Unseeded Santa Clara went to overtime in four of its five tournament games. The Broncos beat SMU in penalty kicks against, defeated Loyola Marymount 1-0 in overtime in the second round and beat Coastal Carolina 3-2 in overtime in the third round.
Santa Clara (16-4-4), under second-year coach Cameron Rast, was playing in the College Cup for the fifth time in the program's history.
Indiana stunned top-ranked defending champion UCLA last weekend to earn its spot in the semis.


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